The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-03-29


4 First year ..................$ $50
4 Second year ................ $50
Third year ............. 1O20
Fourth year ........ ........ 1880
Firth year .................. 100
The High schools and Normal train
ing school are hereby recognized as Of
equal class, the principal of which will
receive not more than $1,000 a year
without regard to length of service.
Provided, further, that after twenty
(2G) years service of teachers in ele-
mentary schools, they shall receive in
addition to the salaries mentioned in
the above schedules, a raise of $50 per
annum for each five years of services
up to period of thirty-five 1850 years.
The salary of the secretary and reg
istrar of the Board of Health was
raised to SITS. Salaries of office clerks
were raised in the aggregate one hun
dred per cent. and the office of gen.
eral health inspector was created at
$3.50. A couple of slight changes have
been made in the Hilo district. The
salary of the food and health inspector
has been increased to $3.50 and health
officer at s125 has been created.
In the Food Commissioners depart
ment in Honolulu the salary of the
milk and dairy inspector will be $110
instead of $125 month. The meat in
spector will get $3.50 and the Food
Commissioner and Analyst is to get
SITS.
The Sheriff and police at Kalawao
are to be paid s144O year, the Auditor
of the Territory $500 and his assistant
5000.
When the bill was called for the
purpose of taking vote on the final
passage, Senators Dowsett, Smith,
Hayselden and Brown voted against it.
There was a joint petition from the
Chamber of Commerce and the Mer-
chants Association asking that protec-
tion be furnished the maps and papers
in the survey department and the pa
pers in the office of the Registrar of
Conveyances. The petition was re-
ferred to the Ways and Means COM
mittee.
Under a suspension of the rules Sem
ator Hewitt introduced a resolution
calling for the payment of claim to
John Gaspar of Napoopoo. Another
petition to the same effect for pay
ment of claim of John de Mello was
| referred to the same committee.
Senator Coelho presented an inquiry
relative to the pay of certain laborers
on the island of Maui in October and
November 1906. He said warrant
had been drawn for the amount but
was never paid over to the men.
Senator Makekau refused to vote on
the appropriation bill for the reason
that he had bill in the hands of the
Judiciary committee since the begin
ming of the session which, If reported
upon adversely. would affect his vote
on the appropriation for there should
be provision for conducting a Bu-
reau of Conveyance on the other is
lands. His bill called for that. Sem
ator Smith replied that the bill had
been crowded out by more important
measures and assured the Senator
that 1t had not been forgotten and
would have attention very soon.
Senator Makekau, then under sus-
pension of the rules, introduced bill
providing for the amendment of Sec
ton S97.
REFERRED TO COMMITTEES.
on sesond reading Senate Bill 50, FRO
viding for the appointment of vice
president OF the Board of Health was
" lHG SELL
| ate Bill So, relating to amendments To
Sections 1S3 and SOS of the Revised
Laws. relating 10 the general railway
| law was sent to the Public Lands COM
nittee; that relating to railways on
Kauai and Hawaii TO the same COM
inittee 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 BIZ 92. the
act relating to private rights and
water ways requesting the passage OF
the bill with certain amendments.
House Bil 20 was sent to the Judi
ciary committee.
The clerk read "A communication from
the Secretary 10 the effect that the
Governor had signed Senate BIN Il. re-
lating TO the trial OF ciyil and criminal
| causes,
House Bill No, IS was read by title
and passed first reading.
Senator Woods, under suspension OF
the rules gave notice OF his intention
90 Introduce a bill providing for the
protection Nf birds beneficial 20 the
forests ~ HawaA.
! An Invitation Irom the Governor vas