The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-01-11
THEY RAISE
AND REDUCE
CFrom Wednesdays Advertiser

,ournment had got fairly going.
A creditable evenings work was done
s ,.,r r,or. snootb,v Now AND
TT. :. ,nnos,,,or
again d heai'hs spnn -, ~
was iiiaue ihai'lies', o". u
serious hitcnes anu no a.. th,
Summing p'ocNs were .no Nv, ,,y,.
way OF the TRANSACTION VI 'he 'oun''
business - u,
"A large NUMBER Oh saaiies Ne.
passeu upon anu oi'y W. 49, ha ..
naue. But one heau zen nv .ne a.
ket, tnat OF pHarry "ooeen, ioau
par,meht ehsineer' nuinor =,
were Iiiaue anu se'e"' "pp
coniir,neu .,,,,o or
Cna , n , ,'s e,n,a a s,,aaas,ion,
II, ,,on nam" " ' near,w eyerv instance acted
upon, In the matter of retrenchment
he took the stand that IL would be the
height of unwisdom to cripple depart.
ments or to curtail the salaries of com
uetent individuals who were giving sat.
isfaction.
The passing of the estimates for the
month was an important item of the
THE CROWD.
Among those present were Chairman
Hustace, Supervisor-at-large Harvey
Supervisors Fern, Cox, Archer, Dwight,
Kealoha. Clerks Kalauokalani. Buffan-
deau. Hanale, Stenograpner Aea, Dep
uty County Attorney Olson, w. Lane,
w. L. Frazee. w. Ellis, Capt. Sam
johnson, Fl. Aud, Auditor Bicknell,
County Engineer Gere. Paele. Fire
Chief Thurston, Constable Lake, Sam
Macy, Charley Clark. George Sea.
The meeting was late coming TO or
uer' long preiii''ihaiy po""o" ~
the corridor being INDUCED IN by tne
new officials. when seats were nnaiiy
taken the incident, was sishaiizeo u!
the opening OF pox OF cigars.
OVERSEER KEKAUOHA.
The first thing done was the election
Of a road overseer for the district of
Koolauloa. Harvey nominated j. X.
Kaiona and Cox named Geo. Kekau-
oha. Kekauoha was elected by a vote
OF to 2 Harvey ana ferh YOUNG
no.
LEASE AND BONDS.
Deputy County Attorney Olson pre-,
scented a lease of the county offices
which he had prepared. This was ac-
cepted and signed by the chairman. The
rent is $500 a year.
The bonds of several county officials
We're inspected and accepted. The bond
Oh 1oiiii reriai'ue~. bepu'y Shet III VI
EVA WIS reierrea pack 10 the sure'ies
LOT lachihs hiiiuaVi..
Inc question oi s"ia'ies next e"''''
up.
Inc io'io"ihs raises VI SALARIES "e'e
'i'aue,
a. fsai,ae o. e.ers son IN .ounty my, o'efN .
o'iioe' ifu"i 90 " gov pei ''on'nI
,,Ii,, 900 - s,o ~ nr.n
O'eiN oi,.oe' run gov " ". pvl ilio','
ooi. Mai' s,on ' s,al IN Auu.p p
it''i go " 80 Pc ,r
w. " ~ 800 60
u'ei - oe' i' wv
SMALLER PAY ENVELOPES.
The following reductions of salaries
We're made:
Miss Mary All Chuck stenographer
in County Clerks office, from 500 to
$50 per month. Miss All Chuck sue
ceeds Miss Perkins.
T. P. Cummings. bookkeeper in road
department, from $3.50 to Sl25 per
month.
THE DULL THUD.
If was decided 70 dispense with the
SERVICES of Harr,, wooten engineer In
road denartment who has heen draw
ing s,5o nor ,,,ontb
AppoINruENTs coNE1pMr,
The fo,Iowiny annointments were
II Iobnsor .ss;stor. =, County
Eng,raa,.,s omoa =. s,sn ny, r,,on,h
u REIMBURSEMENT ara . Ioros ohair-
mon 20 Count, Ena,naa,. ~ coz nov
wv L.., a, ,,.,,u,,
900 a.'I' po''us'ei AZ -''
- GOV per nion'h' .
nu. 'ioph'ns. cierh III saroase ue
'ar'",eh., at 900 per month
non,nt -. co. ~, 49, ~
All salary changes take effect from
February /
Luther X. Evans was announced as |