The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-26
SU B N T :
LIS 7.
Appropriations
Read Before
House.
FUNDS FOR EVERY
PART OF SERVICE
For Loan Appropriations 81. OO0,-
900 or More Will be
Required.

| Nv ~ yesterday PRIV
sented to the House of Repre-
| sentatives his estimates for the
succeeding biennial period. 1t covers
estimates of funds required for every
branch of the Territorial Government
service. The largest appropriation in
any division Is $1,731.3o0 the items for
which are contained in the loan appro-
priatons section. In the salaries and
pay rolls the Legislature Is asked to
appropriate money for six persons under
the caption of permanent settlements:
Mrs. Emma Barnard. $500; Mrs. Kama
kani Simeona. 800; Mrs. Kaulua, 800;
Mrs. Mary r. Stolz. S72o: Mrs. Paahao,
500; Sergeant H. E. Petersen, $500; max
! ing total of $3.50.
Sergeant Petersen is the National
Guardsman who had his eyes almost
destroyed during the progress of the
sham battle at Rocky Hill on Thanks
giving Day. 1899.
| Secretary Cooper wants $1o.SO0 for the
salary of his office employees. The judi
ciary Department, with five circuits and
small army of clerks. interpreters.
magistrates, messengers and stenogra-
pliers. will require $l16.3S0.
| The Attorney General asks for $780,
$50 to be divided among the Deputy At
torney General, Office assistants, High
Sheriff, Deputy High Sheriff, deputy
sheriffs of all the Islands, police officers,
mounted police, clerks to the sheriffs,
jailer of Oahu prison, prison guards, and
himself.
The Treasurer modestly requests $780,.
500 to pay the registrar of public ac-
counts, license inspectors and clerks, re-
pnr Hing ri
Islands and their deputies, registrar of
,conveyances and his deputy, copyists.
| typewrlters and messengers.
In the Department Of Public Works
1920, 1888 will be required to pay the sala-
ries of a large standing army of those
who look after the Territory's land and
sea affairs. The salaries to be paid are
! for the Superintendent of Public Works
and his assistant, chief clerk, assistant
clerks, stenographers and typewriters,
agent public works, Hilo; road engineer,
superintendent of sewers, sewer pay roll,
road supervisor, cantoneerS over Nuuanu
| Pail, harbormaster, steam tug pay roll
electric light station pay roll, pound
master, veterinary surgeon, lighthouse
keepers, keepers of wharves and buoys,
Lahaina; the same, Hilo; gunpowder
and kerosene oil keeper, Hilo; gunpow-
der and kerosene oil keeper. Honolulu;
superintendent of Honolulu water works
and clerk of market, reservoir keepers,
/ plumbing inspector and assistant, tap
inspector, shipping tenders. market keep
err and assistant, superintendent of Wal
i luku and Kahului water works; the
same, Hilo; the same, Laupahoehoe; the
same, Koloa the same, Lahaina; pay
! roll Government buildings; keeper Of
mausoleum and grounds, janitors and
keeper of Capitol and Judiciary grounds
and buildings, pay roll Honolulu fire
department, steward, Waterman and en-
gineer Hilo fire department; four pilots,
pay roll pilot boats, two assistant har-
Dor masters, pilots Waterman, Diamond
Head; pilots Waterman, pilots Office.
! For the carrying on of public instruc-
| ton in all the public schools of the ISL
ands the Superintendent asks for $685.
ESQ. His own salary is placed at s4,-
/ 500 a year instead of the 5000 per an
mum which he is supposed to have drawn
since the Organic Act took effect in Ha-
wall. He makes a request for back sal
airy from June IA, 1900, the day Hawaii
became Territory, to July i, 1901.
amounting to $4,712.50. Then there are
| four normal instructors to be provided
| for, the secretary of the department, as
sistant secretary and school agent for
Honolulu, book clerk and stenographer,
school agents for the other Islands. The
pay Of the teachers is the largest item
called for, estimated at s600000 In the
reform School there Is a superintendent:
matron, Girls School; teacher, Boys
School; teacher, Girls School; guards at
both schools, to be paid.
| Thirty-one thousand and eighty dollars
is asked for the support of the pay roll
of the Commission of Public Lands, con-
sisting of the commissioner secretary,
clerk, patent clerk, sub-agents for the
six land districts and rangers for the
same
] For the Commission of Agriculture and
! Forestry, $S6,472 will be needed The off,
,ciais in this department are the commits
sioner, entomologist, chief forester,
| gardener, expert forester foresters, Nu-
uanu forest laborers, stenographer and
typewriter. pay rolls Thomas and Emma
Squares and Makiki and River Parks, the
two latter being new.
| The Board of Health calls for $279 49,
ESTIMATED for the following: President of
Beard, 1920, or $500 month; executive
officer, $500 1.-TWO years.; secretary, $4,-
coo; city sanitary officer, 1920; food COM
missioner and analyst; pay of Govern
ment physicians Gall the Islands). bacte-
biologist and pathologist, meat inspector
and veterinary, registrar deaths, six SAN
litary inspectors, milk inspector, fish in
.spector and assistant, stockman. clerk,
istenographer, morgue attendant janitor,
officer for registered women. purchasing
agent, non-leprous children, inspector of
plumbing and assistant, removing gar
bage, operating, excavator, segregation
of lepers G62, 400), maintenance of hospi-
i tai, superintendent and assistants, in
sane asylum 30.SS0).
The military forces of the Territory
require s10,0S0 to keep up their martial
spirit for the ensuing two years, being
the pay Of the adjutant, ordnance ser