The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-03-29

to $50 and the magistrate at Kalau-
papa was raised slightly.
In the Third Circuit the deputy clerk
will be paid $50 and the district magis-
trate at South Kohala is to receive $50
a month. Those at South Kona $50
and at Kau $50.
In the Fourth Circuit the deputy
clerk has been advanced to S125, his
assistance to 500, the stenographer to
$l35; the district magistrate Of South
Hilo to S135 and the one on North Hfo
to $780, At Hamakua, where they have
more wickedness. or at least more lit.
igation to $50.
The Fifth Circuit deputy clerk will
get 500 a month hereafter and all of
the district magistrates nthe island
of Kauai, with the exception of the
one at Waimea and the one at Ka-
waihau will get small increases.
The first deputy attorney general. is
to get $3.50 month according to the
Senate schedule; the clerk to the at
torney general will be paid $3.50 and
the messenger is to get $50 a month
instead of sac
The appropriation for teachers sal
aries was put back at $7O6, OOO provid-
ing that the pay shall be given accord
ing to a certain schedule.
Other changes were secretary and
registrar board health raised to S175;
office clerks raised; position general
health inspector at $3.50 created milk
and dairy inspector reduced from $125
to 800; meat inspector $3.50, food COM
missioner and analyst $175.
The Sheriff and police at Kalawao
are to be paid $144O a-year, the Auditor
of the Territory $780, and his assistant
5000 a month.
When the bill was called for the pur-
pose of taking a vote on the final
passage. Senators Dowsett, Smith,
Hayselden and Brown voted against it.
But the measure passed third read
ing.
! On second reading Senate bill so, pro-
viding for the appointment of vice
president of the Board of Health was
referred to the Health committee. Sem
ate bill SO, relating to amendments to
Sections 1888 and sos of the Revised
Laws, relating to the general railway
law was sent to the Public Lands COM
mittee; that relating to railways on
Kauai and Hawaii to the same COM
mittee and Senate Bill So, providing
for an appropriation for the Agricul-
tural college went to the Ways and
Means committee.
Senator Smith reported from the con-
ference committee on House bill 92, the
act relating to private rights and wa
ter ways requesting the passage of
/ the bill with certain amendments.
+ House bill &c was sent to the Judi
ciary committee.
The clerk read a communication from
the Secretary to the effect that the
Governor had signed Senate bill Al re-
lating to the trial OF civil and criminal
causes.
House bill No. As was read by title
and passed first reading.
Senator Woods, under a suspension II
the rules gave notice of his intention
to introduce a bill providing for the
protection of birds beneficial to the
forests of Hawaii
An invitation from the Governor was
read. 1t stated that there will be t
I review and drill by the First Regiment
for the entertainment of the Legisla-
ture at such date, after March 81 as
will be suitable to the members.
Senator Chill:ngworth asked that
House bill rs be taken from the table
and put on the order of the day for
| tomorrow
Reports were receivde from the Judi-
ciary Committe on House bill 26 and
House bill So. The reports were tabled
to be considered with the bills. At
$50 p. m. the Senate adjourned for the
day