The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-04-16


year, Auditor s2io0 year, City and
county Attorney s2foo year ana
Treasurer ssI0o 4 year. The report was
| adopted and tho bill placed on tho
Tha tIoai,h s,.,,,,,,,..a ..s..ss A.
anauils Concurrent Resolution 0. au-
thorizing ]. Lor wallacn TO treat lep-
ers at Kalihi, the same being passed
| In due form by the House.
NouNr iNIEhfhErEhS.
The committee of the whole then
resumed consideration OF Senate Bin
20, the majority lighting on the items
Tor Portuguese, Japanese and Hawaii
ian interpreters for the district court,
Honolulu. and wiping them out. A
new item for the pay OF truant officers
also went overheard.
kaleiopu asked for n reconsideration
OF the salary OF secretary and registrar
OF the Board OF Health. amending the
Item to read: Salary of secretary
$lI5; salary of registrar general, $780,
The amount OF $1,000 for clerks was
also itemized into two salaries, one of
SloO and one of $50. These amend
ments carried.
The salaries> of the seven sanitary
inspectors passed at $3.50 each and
the deferred item for the assistant
sanitary Inspector at Hilo was amend
ed by Akau to read $50 instead of
$40.
FOOD co,tNtrssroNrp
r,,
"''o "n"lsst was passed at NO. Win
ehe prov'so tnat the once would be
. 800. "s soois as .le uhlteu suites
LOON over the enforcement of the Pure
pou NV
ran ooJec'eu TO continuing the OF
nee, thinking thnt might hurry the
reuernI government, put supsided
"m ,.,,, WE eNp'a'heu .nat'
Inns Is the man VINO anaiyzeu 1000.
II We are going 10 puy liquor we want
So" i'o'esl soous anu TINS is the man
"no Tens us II ~ Is.
kaleiopu objected because the man
"aa's ecu POI, anu nc was m
.o'.ieu INA. so'iie Snihese were using
80 WIN puss III ~ re also had
80, 'ha. sohie oi .ne storekeepers OF
ou.slue u,s'ricts pougnt rotten goods
,',, aia soiu 'h.ii'. iie 'ioushe
ne snou,u WIS.,. the wholesale stores
"lu souein ,nese soous'
sou ,i,ls WAS 'he iauie Oh tne
Dua'u Oh f1eaith.
motion to strike the item out. giving
MS usual fantastic reasons.
several members tried to show him
what was what, but their arguments
glanced off his polished brow and fail
N ri hi ht,,lr tv,sr
one member explained that part Of
the analysts duty was to analyze the
stomachs of those dying from suspect
ed poisoning.
And what good does 1t do to any,
one to have their stomachs analysed
AFTER they are dead?" demanded Ka-
eiopu, who asked that the inspector
visit the stores and look after the food
stun before people die from eating It.
me item was struck out
Ihe insane asylum and infirmary
payroll passed at $751; $50, q raise of
'iooo.
kaleiopu saw chance to save $S5
I month by merging the offices or the
mix ana dairy Inspector and the meat
Inspector and letting one man do the
"ork at VIC month.
Rawlins attempted the impossible
~ pointing out the necessity of good
men Tor both offices. He might have
aVed his breath, the amendment Of
>aleiopu carrying.
LYDECKER'S FINISH.
Joseph asked for reconsideration OF
he salary for the librarian of public
Lrchives, which was granted. The
mendment he wished to offer was to
aise the pay to Sl5O, from SIPS, so that
'hen man came he could know what
ne old Hawaiian documents were.
Whats the idea?' asked Rawlins,
translator there would have to
now Russian. Spanish, German and
IL languages"
. On mean Hawaiian translator.
mere Is no use In translating that
lher rubbish. want to make 1t
Iawaiian translator"
1e treaties rnhhisb h,t 1osanh,a
carried.
Kaniho had his way regarding the
ay of the three engineers at the sew
r station, getting the chief cut down
D St1O and raising tho two otbar, "a