The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-06-11


ptssfnt irspeein was in league uitt
The hir concerns ana VAS d0Itr ail Dol
Bite p0wef to crush 8ut tho small milk
men iIg was In favor " du.uF away
with this office nnd letting thp small
dtairfs grew. even N they hove t1 uui
vatcf In their milk to du it Atlott
moved that the pul ana milk Inspector
shin bo vested in the same Office The
salary ta be- sg 500 instead uf tl.s0o
. Tho motion was ,ust.
when the subject ~ nsh inspector
waq touched upon native oiuuuorre
began to nnw at an unwontod rate. a
I tendency was manifested 60 put the
/ present haulo out NJ his place Some
7 one moved that the position bp placed
/ at "a salary ~ $50 "a month. Aylett
said that 10 was hard place 60 nlL
and M" person who had u was on duty
FOR many hours day 'rhc matter
ended I'm the report NJ the committee
being accepted, at "A salary Of &i,iio for
two years The salary ~ the assistant
was not tampered with.
The salary of FISH and poi inspector
FOR Hilo was placed at $500
The position OF stockman was declar-
ed To be worth Sl.OsO. There viii be
no assistant clerk for the next two
years The position of stenoErapher
/ ~ az A'Alttlfh Nhl'ls bdlllA'l anu lllfTH
senger service passed at S720; also, the
officer for registered women. at $500.
The salary OF the attendant for nom
leprous children was raised from 81 400
to 81, 1872 The office of inspector of
plumbing produced decided rifle,
and "A stiff breeze was raised. Enough
breath was expended TO make a kan
sas cyclone look like a summer zephyr
kumalae said all the present plumber
did N urnIIpl and watch his
assistants work. Aylett proceeded to
do the Demosthenes act He needed
no pebbles to aid him In his speech,
but talked like runaway phOnograph.
When he had finished explaining that
an official plumber was a public ne
Cessity, someone said, Amen" and
everyone laughed. His eloquence was
all in vain, for the plumber as well as
his assistant, will not be recognized
by the Territorial government for at
least TWO years to come.
Kumalae said that the fund OF s24,-
4O appropriated for the removal of
garbage SHOULD be done away with.
Private individuals should pay to keep
their property in a healthfuI condition.
Some one said that this would work an
injustice to the poorfwho, even now,
with poi and fish at such high prices,
have a hard enough time to make both
ends meet. Prendergast called for an
itemized account of the payroll. Ka-
niho became philosophical. He said
the position of the garbage department
reminded him of the old Hawaiian
proverb, When you see it you are
afraid TO step on it," Just how the
proverb applied to the condition OF
things was not apparent, but Kaniho
thought 1t extremely pat, for in a
speech, which was a continuation of his
previous remarks, he repeated the aph-
orsm. Mossman moved that the re-
port of the committee be accepted.
Here the suggestion was made that
the excavating and garbage removing |
be combined, with a sustaining fund |
Of $76,6S0. This satisfied everyone, and |
the motion went through on ball bear |
ings.s
The sum of $62 400 was voted for the |
segregation of lepers. Emmeluth said |
that 1t was proper that the House |
should voice its views in the manner
of conducting the leper settlement, |
itself. The one in charge of the leper
settlement should keep IN touch with |
them, and know the condition of the |
settlement and its inmates. He should |
be a resident of the place. His con-
stant aim should be to better the con-
dition of the lepers. a man of this .
kind would not find it necessary to .
come to Honolulu more than once n .
quarter to confer with the Board OF .
Health. Placed under conditions OF .
this kind, 1t would make the leper set
tlement practically self-containing |
The reporting to Honolulu of such |
trivial things as a fence being down, |
would, with man of this character,
provided he had two assistants be /
be done away with. 1t is highly de-
sirable in the light of present condi-
tions to make these changes Emme-
uth moved that instead of one super
lntendent at 800, two superintendent Il
be appointed at $50. The superintend-
ents are to be residents of MoIoKai.
The payroll of the insane asylum su-
perintendents and assistants was set /
At s25,5S4, instead of sS0,SSS, as set forth
IN the executive estimates. l.
During the debate Mossman said that
here was no doubt but that If the sal
aries were cut, and the present holders
resigned, people could be found to
take the vacant places. There are
plenty of people who are coming here
from the Coast, for their health, who
VIII take the positions" said he This
DIT of pleasant sarcasm raised hearty
augh. Emmeluth said, when the laugh
lad subsided. we will have them, Mr.
Speaker and in Honolulu, too"
Prendergast moved that a medical
Inspector, at $4,000 year, be appointed
o look after the leper suspects and a
hospital to be erected by a fund to be I
specially voted for that purpose the
same to consist of $37 800
lhe House adjourned until 10 O'Clock
MS morning. at the hour of o'clock.
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