Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-11

and II is probable that the Senate
will concur in the insertion of the
, item.
Kaleiopu put himself in the same
class with Kaniho and Pail by OBJ
jecting II the item for pay of the
Analyst because he did not think the
official is doing his duty, as he docs
not travel about the islands like
some other officials. Rawlins made
an attempt to enlighten his colleague
as to what an analyst is and what his
duties are, saying that he could not
run about the Territory with his Of
| flee on his back.
The House went into Committee of
the Whole at 2:45 to resume its work
on the appropriation bill.
BOOST FOR GIBSON
| On motion of Pail, the Superinten-
dent of the Boys Industrial School
was given $50 instead of sl25, as
In the bill.
BAHAMAS WANTS
Kahana wanted to insert items for
truant officers for each of the Coun-
ties. lie wanted to appropriate ST.
500 for Oahu. Before he got any
further Rawlins wanted tn know
what he was trying to do anyway,
and If he did not know there was al
ready bill in the House to make all
police officers truant officers.
Long said the Education Commit
tee had bill prepared that would do
away with any such item, and eX.
pectcd to introduce II In n few days.
Kahana said II they were going to
Introduce any such bill let them do
So at once. He was obstinate and in
sisted on going ahead.
Rice wanted to know the total
amount. Kahana stated $4,000.
Rice objected that the Board of Edu-
cation only asked $4,000 for truant
officers and he would like to know
Why Kahana wanted to spend so
much money. lie couldn't see, any
way, why the police officers couldn't
do the work.
Quinn Clipped in with a sarcastic
, remark about the amount of money
, the Department of Education Is get
: ting.
! Kahana ramblcd on trying to eX
plain why he wanted to waste SO
much of the public's money. He said
II 100000 is going to be spent on
the schools, money ought to be ap.
, propriatcd to make the children at
, tend the schools.
Pail moved that action be deferred
. II was.
PINKHAM CUT; JANITOR RAlSEI
p President of the Board of Health
q Pinkham's $500 salary. The amend
mcnt carried without word In dc
, tense of Pinkham.
n The janitor and messenger of tn,
q Health Department was boosted 81
to $50.
. KALEIOPU KICKS
Kaleiopu wanted action deferred
. on salary of Office clerks. II was de
rerred. Then he objected to givin,
the sanitary inspectors $3.50. HI
thought S75 enough. Rice though
1t strange they should want to Gu
down the salaries of the Inspector
when they had been boosting every
body else.
Kaleiopu wanted to know wha
these people are doing. lie said the,
hardly ever visited the poi factories
which are in a most insanitary con
dition. He asserted that he knew
what he was talking about.
Quinn had his doubts about wha
Kalelopu knew. lie said he knew
that the inspectors are working da.
and night, fumigating, etc, and hav,
80 much to do that they have to ge
outside assistance.
Kahana also was of the opinion
that Kaleiopu didn't know what h,
was talking about. He said the in
spectors are doing good work and lot
of it, lie moved the item pass.
Kaleiopu refused to subside. II,
got excited and asserted that the In
spectors We're not doing their worl
in all parts of the city He said h
knew of some places the inspector
have not visited. He seemed to oh
ject to the fact that the inspector
made some house tenants clean thei
own houses instead of the inspector
doing the house-cleaning for then
and for that reason he thought 81
enough for them
Concy also disagreed with the ma