The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-23

librarian and messenger, $40. 'Ihe
items passed.
THE DEPUTY AUDITOR.
Mahelona moved to increase the sal
airy of deputy auditor from $175 to
1925. The motion was lost.
Lewis had a motion to increase the
Hilo sanitary inspector Is salary from
$l15 to $125. Carried.
Kaleiopu moved to place the salary
of the Superintendent of the Board of
Immigration at 81 instead of $50. The
amendment failed.
Nakuina moved to divide the sum Of
100000 for support of schools as fol-
lows:
"Pay of teachers receiving $50
month and upwards, $135,000.
"Pay of teachers receiving $75
month and under, $465,00o. Total,
$6O0,O00.n
Coelho introduced a new item to
provide a salary for a second district
magistrate at Hama at $15 a month.
MORE JUMPS.
Mahelora s motion to increase the
salary of the clefy of the Honolulu
water works from 800 to $125 was
passed.
Kalawaia moved to increase the sal.
ary of Oahu s tax assessor from 1925
to $780,
Kaleiopu moved to smenl line to
fix the salary of the Chinese and Ha-
waiian interpreter at 800. The item
assed.
On Manelona' mo ;ioi tbs pay of
guards and assistants at the Girls In
Custrial school was ircitssed from
$1,000 to $2160.
Kaleiopu moved to decrease the pay
of the Commissioner of Public Lands
from $500 to $3.50. The motion was
lost.
A BAcKDowN.
Kaleiopu at the opening of the aft
ernoon session moved the reconsidera-
tion of the item respecting salaries
and commissions of deputy tax asses
sors and collectors. He withdrew his
amendment and the item passed in a
lump sum of S46,400 as recommended
by the committee of the House.
On Nakuina 8 motion the salary of
the District Magistrate of Molokai was
raised from $50 to $40.
Mahikoa's motion to raise the sal
ary of the District Magistrate of Lii
hue from $50 to 500 passed.
STILL RISING.
On Lilikalani' motion the salaries
of two Hawaiian interpreters were in
creased from 800 to 1925.
Lewis's motion to increase the pay
| of the first assistant of the survey de.
partment from $3.50 to $165 was adopt
ed.
Mahelona moved to amend the item
regarding Honolulu pi.ot hoys' pay to
read, "Eight pilot bows at s4j each. !"
NO HILO BAND.
Smith introduced n new item for the
support and maintenance of the Hilo
band, 10000. The motion was mega
tived by vote of 13 to 12.
Lewis moved to increase the salary
of the assistant clerk, messenger ami
| interpreter of the Fourth Circuit Court
| from $75 to $S5. The motion carried.
Harris moved that an item for the
payment of 800 n month to a first as.
sistant clerk to the Secretary of the
| Territory be inserted in the bill. He
explained that clerk was needed to
look after the Chinese registrations.
The item was inserted.
Sheldon moved to increase the sal
airy of the Superintendent of Waimea
water works from $50 to $40. The mo.
tion carried.
On Lewis's motion the salary of the
District Magistrate of Hamakua was
raised from $75 to $50.
BAND IN LIHUE!
Rice had an amendment for sup ort
of the Lihue band, $4,000, but it was
promptly tabled.
Kalawaia moved to increase the sal
airy of the District Magistrate of Ewa
from $75 to 800. The motion earned
Nakuina moved to increase the sal
airy of the Superintendent of Publ,
Instruction from $3.50 to 5000 and Of
the Secretary of the Education De
partment from $125 to $3.50. Boil
items carried.
Rice moved to increase the Homo
lulu school agent IS salary from $l2;
to $50, and the motion passed.
On Kaniho's motion the physical,
for North kohala had his stipend rails
ed from $25 to $40.
The bin as amended passed thir.
reading by l6 to 10. Cox led the mega
tives, declaring that he would no
vote for the bill unless he was assure
that the amount of the bill was with
in the Territorial revenue. Haia, Hol
stein, Kaniho, Mahelona, Shipmar
Smith, Mahikoa, Sheldon and Wate,
, house also voted in the negative.
The House rose at 4 clock to nee
again at 10 this morning.