The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-05-15

money was voted the threatened dan
ger was averted."
II object to that kind of talk" sal
Brown. THE Senator should be calle
to order!-casting insinuations upon
department of this government an
calling the Board of Healrh scoundrel
and liars. A man that makes tina
kind Of talk Is not fit to represen
Honolulu in this Senate. 1t Is ungen
tlemanly and not senatorial. He shoul,
be called to order"
Baldwin raised the point of order
that McCandless was talking of some
thing that happened two years ago an,
remarks to the question under discus
sion.
Senator Woods said he had met DIR
Cofer socially and asked him regard
ing health conditions. He had replied
that the Honolulu Board OF Health wa,
in first class standing at Washington
This he said helped Honolulu consid.
erably and he was working hand ir
hand with the Board OF Health.
NATIVES WANT TO KNOW.
! Kalauokalani said he wanted more
information about the names submitted
and two years ago there had been the
wanted to postpone action. He said
some of the members were strangers
to him and he wanted to become ac-
quainted with them. He said the gov
ernor could have sent in the nomina-
tions two weeks ago.
BROWNS APOLOGY.
Senator Brown asked to apologize to
Senator McCandless for the strong
language used, which he said was un-
parliamentary.
II don't mind" said McCandless, II
am used to it, but I want to call at
tention to the fact that the state
ment made for which 1 was called
liar has been corroborated by Kalauo-
kalani."
NAMES CONFIRMED.
Achi said there were men he didn't
like on the Board but moved to con-
firm.
McCandless wanted the names con-
sidered one by one, but received no
second.
The ayes and noes We're called and
the names confirmed II to 3-ayes-
Achi Brown, Baldwin, Dickey. Isen-
berg, Kaiue. Nakaapahu, Paris, Will
cox, Woods and Crabbe, II. Noes-Ka-
Kaohi, McCandless, g.
SALARIES AGAIN.
The item of s216OO for sanitary in
spectors was passed over the objection
of Dickey.
McCandless objected to the salaries
for fish inspectors saying that the fish
were under the Public Works |
Department and the Superintendent |
had complained that the Board of
Health usurped his duties. The salary |
passed at $1,350 for inspector and 5000
for assistant.
Inspector of cemeteries was stricken
out
Bacteriologist passed at $500. Nc
Candless moved to reduce government
physicians from $4,000 to $4,000. Lost.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The pay of quartermaster National
Guard was increased from $1,SO0 to
$3.50.
PAY FOR GUARDSMEN.
Senator McCandless moved the in
;ertion of an item of $4,500 for pay OF
enlisted men while in camp under the
United States militia law. He said
hey would have to camp five days in
Zach year and as all were poor men
With large families they should receive
Senator Dickey opposed
he increase and said that the camp
would be a vacation and the boys
ln, lNt., e,,,. IDn1
marked that McCandless was against
health precautions but was willing to
'ay for the guns. The item carried.
THE BAND WILL STAY.
Senator Dickey moved to strike out
he items of the Band. He said that
he band was a nice thing. but not a
Territorial institution, and should be
Imported by the County and Honolulu
ught to pay for it. Wailuku and Hilo
lever got the band anyway. Only
Paris, Dickey, Nakaapahu and Kaohi =.
oted to strike out the items
Senator Dickey moved to reduce the
alary of auditor from $6,75O to $4,000.
10 second.
McCandless moved a reconsideration
( the land office item for rangers say
ng they were the same thing as under
he forestry bureau The difference
'as explained by Dickey and the mo- ,
ion was withdrawn. Ii
CHOOL SALARIES RAISED AGAIN. .
Senator Wilcox moved reconsidera- I
ion of educational items and that the :
alary of superintendent boys reform
tory pass as in the bill. Carried.
he salary of the teachers at Industrial
chool was again raised from 81, 400 to !
ZOO The salary of matron at girls {
rhool was left at sl.S00 Wilcox I
loved also to increase pay of guards
eformatory 81, 400 to SO, 500 Passed at
1000.
WHO IS SUPREME? r
Senator Achi moved the insertion of
idlciary items to be paid by the coun-
:. He said he was afraid the politi- I
ans would grab everything. O