The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-01-12
BONDS APPROVED.

District Attorney Rawlins reported
! the bonds of Treasurer Damon, Sheriff
| Brown and-Supt. Sam. Johnson were
! in proper form. The bonds Of Judge
Lindsay and Road Supervisor Nawaa-
koa for Eva were referred back for
slight corrections. The bonds of the
| treasurer, sheriff and of Judge Keka-
huna We're approved by the board
The following list of employees, sal
aries, and of expenses in the sf1eriff's
department was submitted by Sheriff
Brown and approved by the board:
A. M. Brown Sheriff. $3.50; c. F. Chill
lingworth, Deputy, 5000; A McGurn,
Deputy. $3.50; H. NJ. Dow, clerk to sher-
if, $50; H. c. Mossnaan, clerk to deputy
sheriff, 800; Frank Pahia, deputy sher-
iff KooIaupoko, $751; Richard c. Lane,
same, Koolauloa, s75; Andrew Cox,
same, Waialua, 500: Chris J. Holt,
same, Watanae, STE; John Fernandez,
same, Eva, $780,
Honolulu-Rcbt. p Waipa, Senior
Captain, $3.50; Samuel F. Leslie, Lieu
tenant Mounted Police, SIPS; ]. K. Ka-
nepuu, assistant clerk, Sheriff's Office.
500; H. van Giesen, stenographer and
typewriter, 500; D. B. Renear. court
officer, $S5; J. P. Dias, court officer, $85;
H. Flint, harbor officer, 500; J. s.
Kalakiela, &C. H. Baker and J. Nc
Kinnon, clerks receiving station, 500
each; j. F. Melanphy, J. Kupfhea and
G. S. Wright, turkeys, $50 each; C.
A. Gault, t. Morrisey, and L. E.
Twomey, patrol wagon drivers, $S5
each; N. B. Emerson, Police Station
Surgeon, 800; S. A. Macy, hack in
spector, s125; S. Smith, assistant, 500;
d. KAPPA, detective, 500; A. McDuffie,
detective, 500: II. Mkt, japanese in
terpreter, 500; c. Apana, and All On,
Chinese officers, $50 each; Toma Abe
and Nibo, japanese officers, $50 each;
eight special police, four at $S5 and
four at $40
First Watch-John Kanae, Captain
$50; Manuel Spencer, Lieutenant, $50;
II patrolmen at SIS each; two bicycle
officers at $50; mounted patroImen
at 800 each.
Second Watch-C. Opunui, Captain,
$50; H. Kawaauhau, Lieutenant, $50:
II patrolmen at s75 each; two bicycle
officers at $50 each; mounted patrol
men at 800 each.
Third Watch-P. x Ohulenui. Cap
tain, $50; A. K. Naipo, Lieutenant, $50;
II patrolmen at SIS each; two bicycle
officers at $50 each; 6 mounted patrol
men at 500 each.
koolaupoko, two police officers at $50
each; koolauIoa and Waialua, same:
Waianae, one police officer at $50; Eva,
four officers at $50 each; jaiIors for
Koolaupoko, Koolauloa, Waialua, $45
each: Waianae, $40; Eva, $50 Total,
s10,4 95.
Expenses per month in re police ad-
ministration and maintenance of pris-
oners, County of Oahu-Detective $500:
coroner's inquests and burying of the
INDECENT dead, 800; expenses of wit.
nesses. criminal cases. 500; incidentaIs.
$3.50; support of prisoners, station
house (25 prisoners at so cents). $3.50:
support of prisoners, county jail Q5O
prisoners at so centsl, 81 700; 10 prison
lunas Q5 prisoners to one Iuna). $3.50.
Total of $1,000 and grand total of s15,-
AS per month.
With the recommendations of the
Sheriff was submitted the following
l1st Of probable incidentaIs per month:
Horse feed, SITS; shoeing, $40; teIe-
phones, $50; hack hire, SIS; railroad
fares, SIS; electric lights, s35; uniform,
badges, handouts, etc, $50; repairs to
patrol wagon, $50; maintaining shoot
ing targets, powder, etc, $50; station
cry, etc. $50.
In reply to a question from Super
visor Robinson, Sheriff Brown stated
that there were a few changes from
the salaries adopted by the legislature.
Two detectives had been cut from $50
TO 500 per month. the humane officer