Chief Justice in Open Letter on Hawaii Rights
A historical open letter argues for native Hawaiian rights amid U.S. influence. It discusses elections, race, labor, and education, urging practical aid to Hawaiians and caution against oppressive policy. The piece, attributed to St Robe rthon, reflects period tensions over sovereignty, immigration, and the native population’s future.
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Concrete gun method used in barracks construction port ruger
Washington reports new practice in building barracks at Port Ruger using a concrete gun that shoots concrete against inner walls. Captain Edwards leads preliminary work at Diamond Head with plans to complete the project by year end or soon after.
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Washington
Port Ruger
Edwards
Diamond Head
Clerk Receives Extra Ten Spot For Translation Work
A dispute in the House over a $10.10 payment to Hugin Ali, a committee clerk, ends with a declaration. Norman Watkins, chairman, and Woodward justified the extra pay for translating bills, while Ali admitted Sunday work and claimed entitlement to a yearly extra bulletin.
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Hawaii Territorial Acts on Expenditure and Tax Exemptions
A compiled excerpt covers multiple Hawaii Territory legislature acts from 1911. Provisions authorize a 20000.00 entertainment appropriation for visitors to the Territory, control by the Secretary of Hawaii, and effective dates. Additional sections amend bond conditions, enforcement, and repeal outdated sections, with a separate act granting a one year property tax exemption for wine production facilities and related vineyard requirements.
Hawaii Legislature Amends License Fees and Clerks Provisions
The Hawaii territorial legislature enacts changes to section 1335 and section 1680 of the Revised Laws. The license to sell alcohol in Honolulu district raises to 300 dollars with smaller fees for other districts. Provisions create temporary assistant clerks for the Supreme and Circuit Courts with salary limits and limited-term appointments.
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Honolulu
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Wailuku
Lahaina
Supreme Court
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Supreme and
Circuit Courts
Amendments to Hawaii Territory Act set salaries for Maui county officials
A historic legislative text details changes to the 1905 Hawaii Territory act, amending salaries for Maui County officials. It specifies raising Sheriff, County Clerk, Auditor, and County Attorney pay scales from 1800 to 2400 dollars and from 1200 to 1800 dollars, with relatedCustody and clerks provisions.
Budget and Salary Schedule for Hawaii Schools 1912 1914
The Department of Public Instruction is empowered to prepare a salary schedule for teachers and principals based on school classification certificates and length of service. Salaries follow the schedule once approved by the Governor and published in Honolulu newspapers. The total annual payroll is capped and adjustments are tied to enrollment growth. A biennial school budget outlines expenses beyond salaries, with a committee of estimates reviewing.
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Department of Public Instruction
Honolulu
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Boards of Supervisors
Vital Fund
General Fund
Committee of Estinutes
Committee of Estimates
Superintendent of Public
Amendment of County Officials Salary Figures Readied
In a notation resembling legislative text, figures are to be revised for the counties Lahaina Wailuku Hana Makawao Molokai, replacing multiple digits with new annual figures. The act states salaries and terms for deputy sheriffs and a 2100 year scale, effective July 1, 11, approved April 12, 111.
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