The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-01-05
COUNTIES WILL
ASSUME CONTROL
THIS MORNING
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| Ahe iefFitoiS caH now depend only
( upon the following sources for It's reve-
( nue.:
1-All amounts realized from Countie.
} under the levy of taxes on the assessed
} valuation Of the Counties for Terri
J torial purposes;
Ill 2-A1l taxes from inheritances paid
under the provisions of law relative
thereto;
3-All stamp taxes paid under the
provisions of Chapter "a of the Civil
Laws of 1897:
4-All fees or costs of every nature
paid to the Superintendent of Public
Instruction.;
J 5-All amounts realized upon the sale
or lease Of lands belonging to the Ter
ritory;
6-All amounts realized from harbor
fees, wharfage, towage, or pilotage, un-
der any law Of the Territory;
j All fees and costs paid to the Clerk
of the Supreme Court of the Territory;
SAIL amounts received by the War
den Of the Territorial Penitentiary;
9-All amounts collected by the Ter
ritorial Board of Health;
10-An income from any Territorial
institution;
11-All fees for licenses to practice
medicine, pharmacy, surgery and dem
tistry;
12-All funds Of every description not
otherwise provided for, arising from
the sale Of any property belonging to
the Territory or collected by any Ter
ritorial officer by virtue of his office.
All fees and costs of every description
for services performed by Territorial
officers shall be paid into the Terri
torial Treasury.
COUNTY COLLECTIONS.
The counties get the benefit of the
| following sources Of revenue:
ALL income taxes, poll taxes, spe-
cific tax on personal property, and tax
collected for County revenue purposes;
2-All license fees except license fees
for the practice Of medicine, pharmacy,
surgery and dentistry;
S-All fees and costs collected by dis
trict magistrates or Circuit Courts
within the County;
All fees arising under any law rel |
ative to storage of Kerosene
5-All water works charges collected |
within the County;
6-All fees paid to the County Re-
corder for registration of Instruments;
All receipts from the County Jail:
SAIL receipts from registry OF
brands;
9-All receipts for storage of powder
under the provisions of any law;
1O-All fees or costs collected from
markets:
11-All fees for inspection of weights
and measures:
,12-All fees for sewerage and garbage
charges:
13-All fees or costs collected by any
County officer by virtue of his office.
or arising from the sale or lease of
property by this Act or any law of the
Territory placed under the control Of
such County
All fees and costs of every description I
for services performed by County Off
GERS shall be paid into the County
Treasury.
TERRITORIAL CHARGES.
The following expenses must be borne
by the Territory:
1.-The salaries of all Territorial Off
GERS whose salaries are not paid by the :
United States:
2-The expenses of public schools
the Territory
3-The expenses of the Board of
Health:
4-The expenses of wharves, !arbors I
and towage and pilotage; II
THE expenses of maintaining all ;
Territorial institutions; 1
6-The expenses of the Supreme Court 6
Of the Territory, including the salaries
Of the officers thereof;
1-Expenses of the Public Land Com
missioner: /
S-Expenses of the Attorney General: '
9-The expenses of all Territorial I
public buildings
lo-The expenses of the Survey De- |
of the Territory;
1.-THE expenses of the Department q
If Agriculture; a
12-Permanent settlements: a
13-All expenses not herein otherwise a
provided for, necessary to be incurred q
or the proper conduct of the Govern n
nent of the Territory. p
COUNTY CHARGES. >
The County charges are as follows: %
1-Salaries and authorized expenses of S
II County and District officers and en- II
'loyees; q.
2-The cost of water works fire de- o
artments, and lighting apparatus 81
within the County; h
3-Expenses of Circuit Courts and N
district Magistrates within the County, 81
lcluding salaries of clerks and bailiffs N
nd the fees of witnesses and jurors; m
4--Care and maintenance of public IL
uildings used for the business of the
ounty; n,
5-The expenses OF roads and bridges It
ithin the County: nj
6-The costs of public markets in the &C
ounty; w
1.-The expenses of maintaining sew
age and disposing of garbage:
S-The expenses of prisoners in Coun-
, Jail; re
S-All other expenses not herein spe- de
ally provided for, connected with the IL
,vernment of the County and the W.