The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-06-09

had great deal of work to do, he said,
and the minutes were necessary. He
therefore directed the clerk to commu-
nicate with the courts and see If 1t was
not possible to secure the minutes.
In committee Gandall resumed and
when informed as to the course of
Thrum in drawing the pay and then
apportioning it he deprecated the
course but still thought there should
be some differentiation of clerks.
HARRIS DISCLAIMS PREJUDICE.
Harris rose to a question of personal
privilege saying that as a member of
the House and of the committee the
question as to who was employed there
did not enter. He said that during his
membership in the House he did not
think he had acted or spoken in any
way which would indicate feeling as be-
tween Hawaiian and haole. He said he
came into the House representing Ha-
waiians as well as haoles and had
striven to be fair throughout. He de-
clared his best friends were Hawaiians
and that the report made would have
been the same had the employees been
haoles.
Vida argued against the lump sum
and wanted tho matter sent hack to the
committee to have salaries specified.
Long and Harris opposed this and ku-
malae declared that there was no such
officer as examiner employed. He said
he favored rejecting the report of the
committee and he was ready to submit
a list of clerks with the proper sala
reS which thew should receive
'e' "'''h '"e' S'''"'u
KUMALAE HAS A PLAN.
Tho renort was rejected and Kumo1ae
then submitted his LIST of employees
for the office as follows: Five copvists
ono at sao two at s75 and two at $50.
indexer s11o. hook clerk SEQ. four extra
clerks nj s6O a total of "a 56O for the
half vear
In sunnort of bis n,an be smoke at
length saving there was no such officer
as examiner. that Thrum works only
three hours n dav. that there are MANY
errors because of Thrum's failure to
do his work Keliinoi said there seemed
to be a rrudre against the hea1 of the
office. and he thoupht the proner thing
was to demand his resignation or If
this could not be had then there should
be no appropriation for registrar. Ku-
malae's amendment was adopted.
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Na''".a N"n'eu u increase 'he salary
VI the Na'luhu anu hahuiul water
Wins iioi' Ffoo 10 $ooo' pu' the Rouse
"ouiu hot ana went on passing items
as III 'lIe oli uf'il the PARK items caine'
Wheh ran wanted TO Know now many
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foo to ,,,asti,,,+a n,,a ,ta,, - ~
saIor,os snaaiGad ' ona ',v ,a, ""ru 80. T' .n
and throa ~, rSa, o "n 90 ,',a nn,'
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N"p'" - 'Ns ''' p'0pe' e"'e " '"e''
resting place
Nheh the Fire Department was
reached kupihea wanted special COM
mittee but Harris said he would sub
init the estimate of the chief engineer
and move the item pass. The item was
referred to the Oahu members, The
Hilo item passed as in the bill, but the
h''uNu item was referred ID 'he MAUI
rrcIr OWED prro ors
J.. om oao Tue i'elh S"'arS Oh lour pl'o's'
so'ooo' huii'aiae ihaue char"c-
terist'c speech ueNotihs most Oh IL TO
the ms vi the poat poSs' lie suggested
that S-oo was the Ola salary ana seehen
sui'i.'ett' ii"'Fis III response sal the
slea' silipS coming mere were Naluaole
anu To haHule thelh involved the great
est rtspohsioiiity' ana II there was Dan
ger 'hroush cheap men, 'he insurance
rates would go up ana the DIG shlps
Wouia not come
Niua moved TO reduce the amount