Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-03
TERRITORIAL MARKETING DIVISION
MAYBE MADE DEPARTMENT BY SELF

/, biennial period beginning January /,
1918. The budget calls for special
fund Of $753,250 and general fund
OF $226, $40. =.
Governor Pinkham's recommends,
lions. for q salary raise for teachers
are covered in a bill introduced by
Representative Marquee. In part, this
act reads as follows: ."a-
The total number of teachers, in.
GLIDING supervisors and principals,
/ who may be continuously employed
by the department in any one year
shall not exceed one for every 80
pupils enrolled IN the public schools
during the preceding year, provided
that the monthly payroll shall not ex.
coed $500 month plus $50 addi-
| tional for every % children Of school
age added to the enrolment of the
public schools after June 80, 1917"
The additional $50 now provided is
$40 increase over the former am.
cunt, thus raising the monthly pay.
roll from $45. 000 to SCI, 500.
immediate Money for Guard
Representative Cooke introduced a
bill providing for the immediate ap-
preparation of $4,000 for use by
the National Guard. The amount will
carry on the work of the guard
until next July, at which time the
new appropriation becomes available.
Another measure introduced by
Cooke provides for the appropriation
OF the following additional funds out
of the general revenues: .e8As ~ =
|. Department of public works, ST.
5000; board of health, $14.OS3.17:
board of harbOr commissioners, $500.
The committee on public lands and
internal improvements, to which was
referred resolution %. introduced by
representative Kelekolio, providing
for an investigation 10 ascertain why
the Great Northern and steamers of
the Matson fleet do not use the Ku-
hio wharf, has written, to the agents
Of the vessels, and to the Inter.
Island Steam Navigation Co; asking
to be supplied with this information.
Still More Roads Asked
Representative Lyman introduced
an act appropriating $4,000 for the
construction of an asphalt macadam
road through the homestead lots at
Puukapu, South Kohala. =
The following bills were intro
duced in the house today: ..s==
House BiIl TAT.
Substitute bill for H. B. %, prOyid.
ing that the attorney general and
his deputies, and the city aud county
attorney and his deputies, shall not
engage in the private practise of law.
Judiciary committee.
House Bill t4s.
Protection against the pollution of
waters Of streams and rivers within
the boundaries of Incorporated cities
and towns. Lyman.
. House Sill 149.
Amending section 342. r. L. 1915,
relating to the transfer of govern
mehf lands. Lyman.
House eill, $50.
Appropriatfng $4,000 for a road
through the Puukapu homestead lots,
Hawaii. Lyman.
House Bin ISL.
Fixing the salaries of certain Off
GERS of the city and county of Homo
lula as follows: Deputy auditor,
$2700: first deputy clerk, $2700; sec
ond deputy clerk, $2400; deputy
treasurer, $270O Ahuna.
House Bill i52.
Fixing the school budget for the
biennial period. Cooke.
House Bill 153. Z
Special appropriation to pay claims
against the legislature. Cooke.
House eill t54.
Computation of incomes for taxa
tion. Cooke
House Bill 155.
Additional appropriations out of the
general revenues. Cooke.
House Bill 1861
Emergency appropriation of $15,.
900 for the National Guard. Cooke.
House Bill ISL.
Providing $4,000 for additional
equipment for the territorial market.
ing division. Wilder.
House Bill 15s.
Providing a revolving fund of $15,-
900 for the maintenance OF the terri
torial marketing division. Wilder.
House Bill 15e.
Providing for the establishment of
the territorial marketing division.
Wilder
House Bill ieo. ...
Relating to family allowances pend
ing the administration Of the estate
of a person deceased. Wilder.
= House Sill 161. .'-
Giving deputy sheriffs power to
investigate for children not attend.
ing school. Walsh. 49,.
House eiil 162.
Adding new section to the act
relating to pensions for teachers.
Walsh. it,. e.
=. -. House Bill 1863. .-s
Exempting family homesteads from
enforced sale. Jarrett. -.