The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-05-22

| the duty of the said board. Immediate
! ly after the passage OF the said Acc,
! to organize, as prescribed therein, and
! that in accordance with the said act,
| Chapter g., the said Board met and
organized on May 1, 1903, In the office
| OF the Governor OF the Territory, az
| the Capitol in Honolulu.
That as soon as said board was or
| ganized, II became the duty of said
board. under Sec. asa OF said County
Act, to take control OF all matters rel
alive to harbors. wharves, pilots and
towage. and all property used in con-
nection Herewith. and II became the
duty of the Superintendent of Public
Works to deliver the possession OF all
such property to the Territorial Board
of Public Institutions. 1t likewise be-
came the duty OF said Board under
Sec. ASS. to assume the control, man
agement and maintenance of the exec
utive and judiciary buildings at Iro-
nolulu
That on May l. 1903, four of the said
officers met at the Capitol in Honolulu
and organized said board.
VI.
That at regular meeting of said
board held at the Capitol at Honolulu
on Monday. May 4, 1908, there were
present the Governor, Secretary. Audi
tor, Superintendent of Public Iustruc-
ton and Attorney General.
VII
At said meeting the following motion
was moved and seconded and carried
by a unanimous vote.
THAT the Superintendent of Public
Works be notified that under Sections
asa and ass of the County Act, the
Board of Public Institutions assumes
the control, management and mainte-
nance OF the harbors. wharves. pilots
and towage, and OF the executive and
judiciary buildings from May list, and
that the Superintendent of Public
Works is hereby requested to deliver
up the control and furnish this board
with an inventory of all the property
thereof. and also a list of the employees
connected Herewith"
VIII.
That subsequent thereto on said date,
said Geo. r. Carter being Secretary of
the said board under Sec. $50 of the
said County Act. demanded in writing
from said defendant. Henry T.. Cooper.
as Superintendent of Public Works of
the Territory of Hawaii the possession
and control of all matters relative to
harbors, wharves, pilots and towage,
and of all property used In connection
Herewith, and of the control, manage
ment and maintenance of the executive
and judiciary buildings at Honolulu,
That at the time of the said demand
the said Henry f. Cooper was then and
at all times herein mentioned was and
is the superintendent of Public Works.
and has the control, management and
maintenance of the property herein de-
scrbed.
That on May 5, 1903, the said Henry
Il. Cooper, as Superintendent of Public
Works, refused to surrender to the said
Board of Public Institutions the control
of harbors, wharves, pilots or towage,
or of any property connected there
with, or the management or mainte-
nance of the executive or Judiciary
buildings at Honolulu, or any part of
said buildings, and since refused and
still refuses so to do.
That the said Henry T.. Cooper now
exercises the management, control and
maintenance aforesaid.
NOW THEREFORE,, l, J. r. De Bolt,
First Judge of the First Circuit of the
Territory of Hawaii, being willing that
due and speedy justice be done to the
petitioners in this behalf, command you
that after the receipt of this writ, you
do without further excuse or delay,
deliver up to the petitioners, as con-
stltuting the Board of Public Institu-
lions, the control of all matters rela-
tive to harbors, wharves, pilots and
towage, and of all property used in con-
nection Herewith, and also the control,
management and maintenance of the
executive and judiciary buildings at
Honolulu, as prayed for in the petition
in this cause, or that you do show
cause why you should not do so before
me at the Court House in Honolulu on
the End day of June, 1903, at $3.50 O'Clock
in the forenoon of that day. Herein
fail not at your peril, and have then
and there this writ.
Witness, the First Judge OF the First
Circuit Court this 2lst day of May, A.
d. 1903.
J. r. DE BOLT,
First Judge of the First Circuit Ter
ritory of Hawaii.