Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-02
Executive Power, Election and
Salary Of the Mayor,
With Administrative
Arrangements.
Other Municipal Bureaus.
Taxes, Assessments, Public
Instruction and Health
Departments.
Mayor: Executive Power IN and EIee'
ton Of; Salary.


Sec. SO. The administrative power
of the city of Honolulu shall be vested
in the Mayor and the officers OF the
several departments hereinafter pro.
vided for. The Mayor shall be the
chief executive oillcer of the city; he
shall be elected on the first Tuesday
in November. 1901, and hold office I'm.
I'll August list, 1908, and every two
years thereafter, and shall hold his
Office for the term of two years, com
mencing at noon on the first Tuesday
OF August after his election. He shall
be ineligible for a third consecutive
term. The salary of the Mayor shall
be FIVE thousand dollars a year No
person shall be elected or appointed to
the Office of Mayor who Is not citi-
zen OF the United States, who shall
not have resided in the city OF Homo.
/ lulu one year next before election and
be duly qualified to vote under the
laws OF the Territory.
Sec. 81. There shall be the follow
ing administrative departments in said
city or as many of said departments as
the Mayor and Board of Aldermen may
organize by appointing the heads
thereof which said departments shall
/ in the intervals OF the meetings OF
| the Board be under the immediate con.
/ troll and supervision Of the respective
committees of the Board subject to an
appeal to the Board by the heads of
said departments, namely: Depart
ment of Finance. Law Department, Pc
lice Department, Department of Pub.
/ lie Works. Department OF Parks. De.
partmcnt of Water Works. Fire De.
partment. Department of Buildings,
Department OF Taxes and Assess
mcnts, Department Of Public Instruc'
ton, Department Ol Health, Depart
ment of Registration and Elections.
See. 3S. The Mayor with the ap.
proval of the Board of Aldermen shall
appoint and remove the neads of the
said departments and fiji all vacan'
cies; the same person may serve as
the head of more than one department.
Sec. 80. The head of each depart
ment, unless sooner removed, shall
hold office for the term OF two years
and until his successor shall be ap
pointed and has qualified.
Department OF Finance: Treasurer;
Auditor.
J Sec. 10. The head of the Depart
; ment of Finance shall be called the
) Treasurer. There shall also be an
J Auditor.
Law Department.
Sec. II. The head OF the Law De
partment shall be called the Corpora
: ton Counsel.
Police Department.
Sec, AZ. The head of the Police De
partment shall be called the Chief O
Police and, unless sooner removed
hold his Office for the term of tw,
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] does not succeed, still we feel it nee
essary to do so in order to curb tn
I spirit of rebellion against good govern
= ment" as we see it.
1 You cry peace where there is n
0 peace. You advocate harmony wheT
I to advocate 1t Is to make yourselve
ridiculous. You prate about civi
|. pride where such words have Ion
z been cut out of our local political di,
!. tionary. You mention an ideal cit
!. only to raise a suspicion that 1t Is
}. cry OF Wolff" rung on the scene
/" create a change OF offices in the hop
!. that some Of you may become the o
/, ficers. Good government as we vie
e it, is in contempt. We haV
!, had our little God in our day we admi
@ long association brings familiarity an
n in the old days we helped ourselvC
r and our friends. Time was when
s young reform party man standing in
t political meeting in a church edift
k now in ashes gave the political shy
n tiers OF that day the tip" He advise
# the natives to go back to their tai
r patches, and mechanics who could NJ
compete with Asiatics to go whel
" there were no Asiatics to compel
II with; an embryo meeting was squelc
;, ed and things ran along smoothly
@ long as we owned the real estate al
# the real estate owners did the yotin
|. In those days everything was love
@ and the goose "honked" high; and,
G all seriousness, for the sake Of TIL
@ peace which you crave, that harmon
which you seek, ! pray you Wester
d ers get out of here and let the o
l. goose keep honking while we contin'
y in the eyes of the poor natives-the
q friend the KAMAAINA.
@ Honolulu, March l, 1902.