The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-26

Department of Justice by striking
| out the figures "Sl29, 10000 and in
serting the figures t$124, $4,000"
DAVIS CUT DOWN.
! Under the head of department of
| Public instruction, Superintendent, -
| decrease item of ''Salary of Superin-
| tendent,'' from ($300.00) $4,000 to
| ($25O.00) 100000.
Decrease item of "Salary of Secre-
tary'' from (s15O.0u) 100000 to
| ($125.00) 100000.
Strike out item of Salary of School
Agent, Honolulu, ($15O.0o) 100000. +"
After item of ''Salary of Stenogra-
pher and Book Clerk, ($75.oo) $500
00;'' insert the following item:
"Salary of Assistant Secretary and
School Agent, Honolulu, ($125.oO)
$3000-O0.'
Under the sub-heading of Schools ,,
decrease item of ''Pay Roll, Support
Schools from $60O,0O00O to $780,
100000, and amend total by striking
out the figures 1890, 600 00'' and in
serting the figures '.$57s, 10000"
Decrease item of ''Salary of Matron,
Girls Industrial School, from ($I00.-
OO) $4,000 to ($s3.33j 100000.
Decrease item ''Pay of Guards and
Assistants, Girls Industrial School,
from $4,000 to 100000.
Amend total on page "a under the
head of Department of Public In
struction,' by STRIKING out the figures
B." So, 100000 and inserting the figures
$21 $4,000.
Under the heau OF ''Board of Health,
Sanitation amend the item of HSal-
airy Sanitary ms pector of Buildings,
l.,
of Diaries and Milk, Fish and Food,
Wailuku and Kahului, ($75.oO) $780,
CO., by inserting the words s'and In
spector' after the words ''Sanitary
Inspector
Decrease item of "Salary of Inspec-
tor of Buildings, Plumbing and House
Sewers, Honolulu from $4,000 to
($160.00) $3S40.00.
Amend total under the head of f'San-
itation" by striking out the figures
1927 100000 and inserting the fig
ures 1926, $4,000
After items under the head of 'sSan7
itation'' insert the following:
FOOD COMMISSIONERS DEPART
MENT
''Salary of Food Commissioner and
Analyst, ($l75.00) $42O0.0O.'
"Salary of Meat, Milk and Diaries
Inspector, ($175.0o) s4200.00,' and
extend total under Food Commissioners
Department at $4,000.
Under the same head, sub-heading of
" Government Physicians amend the
total by striking out the figures" $685.,
435.00' and insert the figures $780,
10000 to conform to monthly appro-
priations made and added in error.
After item North ana South Kona,
$125.00, insert the following:
(The physician to reside not less
than one and one-half miles from the
boundary line of the two Districts.) -
Strike out heading and items under
"Band.''
Under the head of "Auditing De-
partment, decrease item of 'Salary
of AUDITOR from ($30O.0O) $4,000
to ($25O.oO) 100000
Decrease item of ''Salary of Depu-
ty AUDITOR from ($20o00) $4S00.00
to ($175.O0) $4,000.
Amend total under the same head
ing by striking out the figures 1924, 81
60000' and inserting the figures I" $22,-
S0O00.'' q
Amend the grand total by striking
out the figures E'$1 ST. ,SS3. 90" and in
serting the figures "$1 ,455, 60S.00."
CURRENT EXPENSES.
The report was adopted without OPP
position, which passes the bill, and i'm
mediately Dowsett presented the re-
port from the same committee on the
current expenses or departmental APP
preparation bill, which carries appro
priations aggregating $1,457 $50.
A motion was made to adopt the re-
port, thus passing the biil.
Dickey got the floor on this, and al
though he did not oppose the motion,
he said that the conference committee
had gone beyond its powers in insert
ing in the bill items that were not
there when the bill passed both
Houses. One was an item for rubber
trees, and there were two items for
the installation of an oil-burning plant.
o. Dowsett claimed that the committee
had not gone beyond its powers, and
Achi said the amounts in the bill given
by the House had not been exceeded.
He thought that the committee had not
exceeded its powers
Dickey said the province of a con-
ference committee was to settle the
differences between the two Houses.
But he did not object to the adoption
of the report.
It was adopted, accordingly, and the
bill passed third reading.
A recess was taken to the call of
the chair, to wait for report from the
House on Senate dill 9, to which it
was proposed to add riders in the Gov
ernor s recommendation for the mill
tia and to cover the expenses of the
Maui expedition.
When the Senate was called to order
again, the President informed the Sen
ate that the House could not get the
bill ready today, in all probability,
and so an adjournment was taken UNI
til 10 a. IN. today.
THE HOUSE.
7 The House OF Representatives spent