The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-06-12
SALARIES FURNISH
LOWER HOUSE THE
BASIS FOR DEBATE
The Fish Inspector Proves Bone
of Contention in the
Legislature.

The motion to strike out failed the
vote being eleven to twelve and a mo-
ton was carried passing the item at
I ST 900
FERNANDEZ, AND PHYSICIAN.
The item Government Physicians
1O14O," was referred to a special com-
mittee after some argument. Fernan-
DEE said this was money wasted, as
in his district the government physi-
cions charged the poor people more
than did other physicians. The COM
mittee selected was Knudsen, Kuma-
lac, Wright, Haia. Kaniho and Lewis.
The leper pay roll went to the game
body. Leprous children items were
passed and then the Insane Asylum
,, item, $S,340 was sent to a committee
of Long, Nakaleka ana Oil
Aylett moved that the items under
military and band be referred to the
military committee and the House
agreed. This brought the considera
ton up to the Auditors department
and Immediately Fernandez moved to
cut chiefs salary from $3.50 to ST.
500. The Deputy was cut from $3.50
to $1,000 and the item clerical assist
ance, $3.50 was referred to a special
| committee, that the clerks salaries
might be specified, made up as fol-
lows: Harris, Pulaa and Pail.
| TREASURERS SALARY STANDS.
| The committee then turned back to
| deferred items, the salary of treasurer
coming first. Fernandez moved that
: the limit Of the salary be $1,S00. Ke-
liinoi moved that the salary be So $50.
There was a long discussion over the
| status of the item, the records show
| ing that reconsideration was had June
3, after which the item had been de-
ferred. Keliinoi made the point that
the item was sent over until a spe-
cial time, and not having been taken
up then, the item remained in the
bill. The chair held otherwise and
called for the ayes and noes and the
salary of the Treasurer was placed at
$3.50 by fifteen ayes to ten noes.
JAILoRs AND GUARDS.
Vida presented report of the Po-
lice Committee, segregating the item
pay of guards and jailors as follows:
| Oahu-Koolauloa, Tailor at $45, s27O;
Koolaupoko. Tailor at $45. $270;
Waialua, Tailor at $45, $27O;
Eva. Tailor at $50, $500; Deputy Jail
| or $40, s240; Captain of Guards at $40,
$500; "a guards at $50. $72O.
Hawaii-Puna, Tailor at $50, $500;
South Hilo, Tailor, s75. $3.50; at $780,
s720, 2 guards at $50, 1920; North
Hilo, Tailor at $50, $500; Hama
kua, Tailor at $50 $500; South Ko-
hala, Tailor s45. 1910: North Kohala,
Tailor at $50, $500; North Kona, Tailor,
at $50, $780, South Kona, Tailor at $50,
5000; Kau, Tailor at $50, $500.
Maui-Wailuku, Tailor SIS, $3.50; 2 at
$50, $500; 2 guards at $50, $500; Maka-
wac, Tailor at $50, $500; Hama, Tailor
at $50, $500; Lahaina, Tailor $50, $3.50,
guard $50, 5000; Kipahulu, Tailor at
$40, $24o: Molokai, Tailor at 500, s12O;
I-eper Settlement, Tailor at $25, $780,
Kauai-Lihue, Tailor at $50, $780,
Tailor at $50, $500; Koolau, Tailor at
$50, $500; Waimea, Tailor at $50 $500;
guard at $50, $500: Hawaiian. Tailor at
$40, s240; Hanalei. Tailor at $40. $24o.
There We're a number of discussions
during the progress of agreeing to the
figures and the committee when this
was completed rose, and the House adj
journed.