Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-10
RAISE IMPOSSIBLE
BECAUSE OF
INSUFFICIENT FUNDS

llIOUIIlUlLlll lUNDO
a short time ago the following con.
current resolution which vas passed
by the last Legislature was called to
the attention of the Acting Governor:
BE II resolved. etc, That II Is the de.
sire of the Legislature In increasing
the appropriation for support OF
schools that the Board Of Education
increase the salaries OF teachers at
present receiving Seventyive Dollars
per month or less.
As a consequence the Governor call.
ed upon Superintendent Babbitt for a
statement to show what salaries had
boed raised, and was given a report.
It shows that Miss Helen Robertson,
promoted vice Miss Maroni, was raised
from SiS to $50. Mrs. l.. c. Bickford,
transferred from Kauai, September,
1906. raised from si2.5O to sIS. Mrs.
+. l.. Winter Is raised from $3.50 TO
$50. Mrs. l.. G. Frain, transferred from
Wahiawa to the Normal and then TO
her present position. Is reduced from
$50 to $50. Miss Lulu Cameron, who
had been receiving S52, was promoted
on February II and her salary inCreas.
ed TO $50. The salary of NJ. NJ. Scott
was increased from $3.50 to 5000. Miss
Clara Cameron was increased on the
4 first OF January from $50 to $40 Miss
: Hazel Hoffman resigned In June, 1904.
and was reappointed. her salary being
increased from sI2.50 to- $50. Miss NJ.
NJ. Yoder resigned in December, 1904.
nj AaynntntaI hnr 1ularxs hahn ar
increased from $50 to $40.
! Miss Wilhelmlna Schmidt, transfer.
red from Hilo to take the place OF Mrs.
I Cate Phillips, had her salary increased
from s44 TO $50. Edgar Woods salary
was increased from $3.50 to 5000. The
salary OF w. T. Pope is raised from
800 to $i20. Miss Ida q. Macdonald
was transferred from Kapaau to the
Normal In September, when her salary
was raised from s42.50 TO $40, and in
November II was raised again to $50.
:, Miss Florence Hill, who received
Si5, was transferred to the Normal AT
s25, and In January her salary was
raised TO $50. Miss Lizzie Ayau was
transferred from Hama In September
and was reduced from si4 to $3.50.
Miss Iwalani X. Dayton was raised
from S42.50 to si4. Mrs. Clara Moku
maia passed an examination. and was
rasied from $50 to $3.50. Miss Clara
Claypool was promoted from a princi
palship, and raised from SiS to $40.
Miss Anna DanforN was raised from
Sii to $4S. Mrs. NJ. Churchill had her
school increased and her salary was
raised accordingly from S66.50 to $50
Mrs. L. NJ. Smith was made assistant
to principal, and increased from $40
to $50.
The salary of +. A. Richmond was
increased from 1920 to $l75, when hi
went from assistant at the Honolulu
High School to principal Of the
Hilo High School. Miss Har
riet Hapai was raised from s35 to $40
and Miss Louisa Hapai the same. Miss
Trinidad Marcos, assistant to princi
pal, was raised from $3.50 to $40
Henry komomua was raised from $2I
to $50.
Miss Alice LANG obtained a certifi
cate and was raised from S25 to $37. so
Miss Ace Akina was raised from s37 81
to $40 on the same ground. Jos. dc
Silva was made assistant to principal
ana Was Iulstu from Sfo W 200,
Mrs. c. II. Swain was raised from
s25 10 s35. and Mrs. V. A. CaryalhC
from s25 10 $50. Mrs. l.. NJ. Carpenter
was made assistant to principal, ant
given s44 instead OF $3.50. Archibald
Dods was raised from $50 TO $50 Mrs
Il. L. Austin was made assistant Il
principal, and raised from s66.50 Il
$40 Y. p. Rosecrans was raised from
S6650 TO SS3.33. J. Vincente was rails
ed from SEQ TO SG5. Mrs. p X Hof
gard was raised from $4s TO $55, ant
Miss Caroline Scholtz and Miss MilliC
Morris from s42,50 to s4S. Miss Belvf
BRENNAN was raised from S42.50 to S44
Sam Kavaiaea was raised from S25 Il
500 Miss Florence Deverill was rails
ed from $50 TO $55. Miss NJ. ]. Ticel
was made assistant principal and rails
ed from S4S to $40. Miss o "A. Mum
ford was raised from $6G.50 to $75
Miss Ella Christian was raised from
s42 30 10 S4S. John Bush was RAISED
from $50 TO 800. Miss Omstead wai
raised from $50 to $40 and Miss Tink
Ter from $40 to Si4 Miss II. Sheldor
was raised from $25 to $50. Jos Cypri
ana was raised from $l5 to 500.
In the meantime the majority Of the
teachers receiving under SIS have no
had their salaries raised, simply be
CAUSE the Legislature failed to apprC
pirate sufficient funds. The Board o.
Education, at the time Superintendent