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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-15
Junta Escolar de Arecibo
A los Sres. Profescres de la Isla

La Junta Escolsr de Avecibo en-
session celebr da el z del corriente,
acord6 creAr dos escuelas rurales en-
los bArrios del Islote y Don iuguito
de esta Jurisdiction, 10 que Sc publ
CO On este Feriodico para conoci-
miento de les tres Prt fe ,ores Qus
deseAn aspirar & dichas plazAe.
Siendo IL principal idea de esta
Junt', prescindir en- absolute de 10
tiliacion po.fsica de los aspirantes, Y
de las recommendations PAL ticulares, !,
Atsnder solo 6 IL capAcidad y mo.
rAlidad de los prt fesores, se Aviss &
todos los que Aspiren & dicha plaza,
que es indispensable aeon pafien
an solicitud, documentos suficientes
que Acrealt an y otra condicl6n.
Las solicitu aes han de ser presen.
tAdas antes de terminates los seis
dias despuSs de public&do este aviso
A,ecibo, Enero 8 de 1908.
El Sscretaric,
Manuel Ast0J.
II A,3v
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-15
Gaia de Economics
y Pr6StamOS
De San German

Hemos recib;do de esta ciu lad nm
volanta en- que Sc publica Ell balAuca
genarsl de 81 de Diciembre de 1902,
verificado en- 10 indicada snciedsd:
El estado de 10 Gaia de Ec onomf SO
d. San German es alta ense pros
pero, como se We en- el citado Bs
lance.
Deses mos que dicha.srciedad siga
obteniendo huenos resultaaos como
hat t. ahora, por los induds es be
nefcios que & aquel vecindario re
porta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-15
Y A U G 0
[De maestro co,responsall

Easro, 13 El sGbsdo diez ceIe
bro uaA tsnids b snca IL Resp Lo'
gia e trelia del Sad CON motive de
10 instalAci6a de los nuevos fancio
narios. Sc h'z1 p6b.icamente ell ce
renocial del j,rRmento, eonvanci6n
dose ma vez mas Ell pueblo, Que, de
10 que Antes SO llamabA ell antro 81,
le b ~ Q. f1co Ia 1iaoso de brilliant
Luz
oerfA proljjo hacer la rev.sta d
an estivAl que dur6 ain cansaneic,
siempre rusvo y variado, hAsta la
una de 10 ms11ana del die orce, em
p. zsndo { AS ocho de IL tArde del
diA diez.
Var.as min 8 tomaron parte con
bsl f.im 3 poe y discuraoe, dka.
iole ealce al Acto. Psro 10 mas
sriilante y b lmoso fueron los dis
cursos de los b rmanos Modesto Cor.
daro. CAtlos Casanova y Manuel
Zsvals
Maestro modesto pluma ca insnfi
ciente No podemos elevar- nues trs
cr1tica 81 nivel de aquellos concep
tie. Ms6esto Cordero, 81 g.nts sn
orAtoris, dandole fJrma hermosa aI
ideal. Casanova, vixoreso, faerte,
atletF, esgEi1 10 sic padA acerada y
Col tAnte, soEteanao con maestrf las
difcultadss que los oraioles en-
cuentran al desarrollar sus tsmas
7 Zavala siempre inspirAdo, dulce,
conceptuosc, sub "a G Cjrt6 CON el
b.sturi de IL ldes, fan6 y di6 for.
ma hermosa 6 10 imsgen, y cerr6 el
acto. reAsuni .ndo msgistralmente,
con broeh he de brillantes perlas.
La Re p L6gia Hios dc 10 luz ha.
ciendo tsmbien veladas Its ra iss.
La Mas neria hace pat il. Qae Ell
pueblo sc vas te y 10 sigs en- sus
empt n1s. L3z ro tebe reaucita~,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-15

Ill nuev0 Ayui .mierto, en- In se.
sioa inaugural de aver nombr6 su
vice Dresi1ente & don Jote Pons, y
acordo que las sesioaes ordinarias
se celebren los sierne 6 las ocho Y
media de la noche.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-15

Como el Kio. ko g.. b. ss essk "a:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-15

El dia trace de Fsbrero py6ximo
se celebral an en- Ponce txkmeues
para Bempleos civiles, ta'es como
Aduanas, Correoe, etc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-15

Anoche fa6 CD equiado el nuevo
Juez NUM- .ipal cen una ssrenats que
le llevaron vAfios Amig7 %.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-15

parando hace a'ganos diss, nm se1o-
de sqtf espera 10 Termination de
esos trabsjos, para Abrir en- 9 Kios
ko buea csf6, que haga honor
Ponce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-15

nA dAao todavis. reso uci6a Alguna
en- n1ng1 juicio. Sc continuA en- Ia
preparation de los ssuntos, para
dar comiex -, cuanto antes, con las
causas criminAles. Sc cree que to
a. esta deno.a se emplear& en- di.
chas cAasas.
Ill nnev0 Ayul t .mierto, en- Ia se.
si6a inaugural de aver nombr6 su
vice presi1ente & don Jote Pons, y
acordo que las sesioaes ordinarias
se eelebren los vierne & las ocho v
media de la noche.
Maestro esiinado amie. don Luis
oraAn D&vill Va examinsrse de
N0tario, dentro d. breve. va tiene
presentadA su solicitud para que o.
10 aes1gne ois para Il examen qua
ha de suf.ic en- San Juan, ante In
comision respectiva
No es de dAdar Ii ua momenso.
de one el amigo Yo dan btendr4 eli
titnlo { que aspirs, po qua es uu
1ntel1gente Gfi ,inistA sn todos los
ramos, lposee talento bastante pa
rA ir aaelante.
------.--~
La prsnsa de eats c'ulai ha reci.
bido un Aviso del Comi-ionado oe
Instrueci6n, rel. tiYo s dsr & como.
Ger que, en- los dias 4, 5 y 6 de Fs
brero pr6ximo. SO celebrarkn exk.
menes en- todas las cAbaceras de los
aistritos de 10 isis; pero solane. t :,
para los que aspiran al certi6 ado
De maestro rural, y este l fispuestos
q hacerse cargo de una cuala ra.
raj de las que .se hallan vacartes,
inmediatamenta que reciban ell GER.
tifeado.
Auochs di6 cd aEur ciads eonfe.
renc.a, en- el temple de hernia.
nos en- C:isto, ell stn Tous Soto,
Fiscal del Tribunal de jasticis de
esta ciuaad. H.bl6 q, bre . CO. -isr.
no civil actual, compa IN tolo con ell
regimen sutor 6mi;o de 1898; y, co
mo y0 Sc Ue, el gobierno civi resuztU
maejo9' para 81 gef1or Tous Sote; pero
los imparcia,es sAben que. comparar
ell fracA ado = mezq dine blu Foraker,
con 10 amplia aatononia que
c0ncedi6 E,pAfia, es o m;smo cue
comparar una vels ds sebo con an
pctsnts foco ele stIico.
Por vi,tad da.lA notieis que df
aver sobre Ell dispAro de un tiro de
revolver qus-hiciera aver contra don
Carlos Mora es, Il n Narciro Manex.
eau, este f~6 det: nido syer, po- II
tArde, qaeaando en- lib al tad baio ~
fianza de dos mil pesos qua der on
por 81, don ] 1se Pif1s y don Angel
Nogueras.
Anoche fa6 CD .equiado ell nuevo
Juez NUM- ipal &C n una ssYenata que
le llevaron vAfios Amig %.
I'll dia trece de Fsbrero py6ximo
Sc celebrar an en- Ponce txkmeues
para Bempleos civiles, ta,es como
Aduanas, CorTeoe, etc.
Como Ell Kio. ko a. bs se est& rs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-15
Petr0leO de 10 q 12
CentaVOS Ell gallon
Aumenta el consume
La escases de carbon hace aumentar
ell precio

81 precio del refinado .ha sub:do 6
10 centavos ell ga,on en- los 4 timos
dias por 10 sSsandard Oil Comps
pys. Este es ell precio mas alto que
el scsite ha alcar zado de algda
tempo eata pArte, El aumer to en-
81 consume y 10 hus'g de los traba-
jadores en- las minas de carbon, HI
causado ell aumento en- el precio.
El vAlor del aceita hs crecido con
firmeza hace 2 mezes. En- Septism.
bre el valor para ex 2ortsr fle de
81 centAvos ell gallon. Los expo rta .
dores diieron aver que desde enton
ces Ell precio ha lido grAduslmer ts
anmentando hasta 10 Is centsvos.
El juaves hubo adic 81 de / cantsyo
sis do el precio de 10. Los en- plea,
dos de 10 CompafIfa STANDARD Oil
CompAnys admitsn ell aumento y
dicen que ha sido causaso por IL
demands pero mas aaelante Anrmau
10 contrari0. Sc espera q ze los ex.
portadores hsgan que dichos precios
no prevalezskn.
Tfaducido por
Carlos b. Soler q Escalona.
Cerotifcaciones m61icas ea xLa
CorrespadeRoia.s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-15

La Escuela Velasco
EsTABLECIDA $780,
2S3 Schsrmsrhorn ST., Brooklyn
New York, U. s. A.
IDIOMAS. INGLES etc., TAQOI-
GRAFIA en- TODOS IDIOMAS; MA.
TEMATIOA, TENEDURIA DE IL
BROs, INSTRUCTION GENERAL DE
NEGOOIOS, PREPARATION PARA
ENTRADA en- OOLEGIOS etc.
Looacion, centrioa; hospedage de
primera y precios moderados. La
Escuela Sc encarga de instruction y
hospedage cuando asl Sc desee.
TAMBIEN Sc DA INSTRUCTION
POR OORRE0.
Oirculares 8 informes pueden obto-
nerse tambien en- <La Oorrespondencias
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-10

be aa 9lofp 0 me-, Iom ban itul ia ct me-. o9tpa ia be
nett", iaob u, ,te S fer 0 ma2 81 6uu Stam eft tutpn
je 5lait, men De ina Sen, De rent Der ct ga lddug 9otu=
Ter aa ma en- 9jpaiftr1bg, ban tom en- fre Ser" NRen
be til let bj9lp 4al bpa U Iad6, fad Fan blsp be Ga +
0 m9; ban lad6 Sngenting, men bans Dfpn gniItreo fona
glpfpea Slo, "a AL Gem, Doe mar Stptp, bi grint ltsIe
itGrf, Iom bi funn. Sau blpp q ilporre ad Iadb fe
BAN: "5pp tanfe, 9p9munb ital; beriom Do EFT pif
l9 b9br dd glop D ma, id fl u Stam tom 5fur te
DC, "a baant e Miel "a Oi SRI" San fob li9 tutpt,
"a CAN'T faa bgpt, te u flu ia japb beggi mi &nstnslur
ino L bans Muno. pa ifal u IT, ON u EFT ia Ietb bin
MsQertDtp!" faab u, aa fud bill u tie "a fpl mi zen 8ieR
piper E plontOarf; men faa begpnt bi Nafdmmel 40 robp.
tie u flu go ub; bi 6da nal no r9bo, te oG FLU I'll Ell uieff.
Sad ma De Som, bi tom me 6per unne Il Nrr: ~ ia
go fj9l," faa6 u; men De fu EFT agt, 6d u iadh, fd 1oa
frpp oi iammel runner ON me-, IA rddbt 9urra fa n,G.
fau De u Ipen bob TfamfutteO e spp, ia iaa bar bi me
ree uo po Die Sfaaqer; men E 9der iteQes bt do, ia
Iad triGt q aa breffeb E Maan6eo te mi Yibb.
Men fau 6aor 81 oas1e %jenquan9 NOR &jart. ben
bette taaneo &jarf, De logger paa &ongens NeItoarre.
let fra ben lbpn 9~ra6ajf; De mar en- oOt6 9jert iunen I.
Mpt etpr NOR ct ftuer Sm6eng, IA De fob Der en- bette
ton 8nejt aa trof op ad aier. au en- @rajF itpo Der be
6p9 St6 "a Ell, az bi ipa ipot 4nligt; q itoo be mo
&adftepi6g 6ept dap 0 E Puppeltuer. 8ongen 5ab be
BEN jn Sib 0 E p~rGjffDtpl; men ban tam ieG, al E 9iele
Wieni9beo tam iteQ, unDtaipn 1omtier te oi tlappeb bic
6enner, "a ga ct gronme 8r9l IA Dem. 5 { G6or b9b
gift bi uo au inO, IA Iaa prejeO Sen, "a fud pr9ifeo
Sofp, "a ia robt bt Muanen po 6bGranner; iaa fang
oi, "a Iua fpeGeb bt. De nar aa8ie 8ruooeoiels, men 3
gruO ga E 8ruo9om 6dalt 6par inb Gnn ua ct Stptfe
Cat = De feppeo e Prait NIT bpr. Stba fam b 6ebe
rem inO ma e 9rub9on, "a ban ma lapn faabRrreb.
buon ban iau ma fommen aafej, IA iaa top 0ein en-
g~rummige iuer 5iol, az ga ie tie IA ipel IA I6nng fudr e
gruo i%daleag, te bun fl Sopn. $50 aaatfepi9g ga
fe te "a gre6b ia iaa6, tie bun tpa oe, men De baao mai
EFT aa betpb, faar u beeb ba, tie Sen ia EFT ipung Sem
libel, aa u trppr uasie, te u 10 bin ct ga 8ap otter o e
9aa6p, aa ba ftabo bun ingen Sing. Se mar els ben
Iarelt SCATTERING, tie q pa lit nofpn 9jart.
go EFT mier De 69br @daag, ant eno ON S bill iteft
me- en- Woit "a ct ga 5aasloer, ad faa ct bette 5jdrril
Smer, foa 6ebr foer Ri EFT ant Smgr enb 5jet, Fdd tebr
GER EFT ant enO Better 8ei aappl ben @aa6o, " bopr
l. beober Stubeni tre6b. Saapal!"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-10

81 no Cc q en- oonmel aaoel, "a aOr 40 utter 6oer;
q foe mi dBb "a alGicmon Uiuoten Seniens @Ocr.
u fptte &per, q fette 6aif, "a Smotep ier q otter;
No iomti pc mi penfer arn u bGrer Sesiels Setter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-10
e 8inoltoum.
,5ortolIiu9er o9 Oi9te / jYoife 2llunoarter
al Ct. Ct. Slider.
(6ortiat).

,5ud ben Sag" Taab ban Wld1s IA 9ru9num, ~
baa jon 9nnele odsfe NOR 8rie, ia be tu ia gam me
mgo pabr enb be gt, ia be enbtes ma te 81 fit en- que &uen
= juia, no e bun bee aa ben. ieae 8jeiten. men bun ma
que be ma, idalGnng bun lgptpeb; q mo et iej bin 4nt
po. Hoboeoa, iaa baar u laae ben b9br 9ibs ON ben
br 8rie, aa buooen u fit 9olo o &iefen.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-01-28
CHAPTER 3.
GENERAL POWERS OF COUNTIES.

SIC g. The powers of said counties shall be exercised by
Boards of County Supervisors by agents officers acting
under their authority authority of law.
SEc t. The name of the county designated in the law
ang it its corporate name and be designated thereby
in all actions and proceedings touching its corporate rights
property and duties.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-01-28
CHAPTER S.
GENERAL PERMANENT POWERS OF THE BOA

GENERAL PERMANENT POWERS OF THE BOARD OF SUPER
VISoRS.
SEC The Board of Supervisors shall have Jurisdiction
and power rnder such limitations and restrictions as are pre-
scribcd by law:
l. To supervise the official conduct of all county officers and
officers OF all districts and other subdivisions of the county
charged with the assessing collecting saekeepng
disbursement Of the public see that they faith
fully perform their duties direct prosecutions for denouen
cles and when necessary require them their official
bonds make reports and present their books and accounts for
inspection.
2. To lay out maintain control construct repair and man
public roads rpkes ferries and bridges within the coun
W unless otherwise provided by law Prouided however, that
where the cost of construction repair bridge that
be built under the provisions of this subdivision exceeds the
of five hundred dollars they must cause to be prepared
and must adopt plans and specifications, sheets and
working Details and must advertise for bids for the construction
of such bridges unless otherwise provided by law accord
with the plans and specifications adopted All bidders
shall be afforded opportunity examine such plans and specf-
cations and said board shall award the the lowest
responsible bidder and the plans and specifications adopted
shall be attached to and become part of the and the
person corporation whom the awarded shall be
required to execute bond to be approved by said board for
the faithful performance of such contracts ProUded that after
the submission of the bids herein provided the board of super
sors being advised by the County Surveyor that the work
be done for less than the lowest responsible bidder it
shall then be their privilege reject all bids and order the
work done the built by days work. under the super
vision and control of the said PrOrded further that
the surveyor such shall be held personally responsible
under his official bond construct said bridge structure
cording his plans and specifications a exceed
the of the lowest responsible bid received Popded
further that the road boards in their respective districts shall
employ all labor required and direct the conduct of work OF
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-01-28
CHAPTER 6.
CLERK OF THE BOARD.

SIC. u.s. The clerk of the board must:
l. Record all the proceedings of the board
g Make full entries of all their resolutions and decisions
all questions concerning the raising money for and the allow
of accounts against the county.
3. Record the of each member any question upon
which there division, at the request of any member
present.
A. Immediately after adjournment of each meeting of the
board certify all demands allowed and orders made for the pay
money giving the and the date of each demand
ORDER aud the date of the allowance thereof which demands
orders shall be countergned by the chairman of the board
and thereafter said clerk shall deliver and leave the
with the auditor
b. File and preserve the reports of the County Treasurer
Of the receipts and disbursements of the county.
Preserve and file memorandum of all accounts acted
upon by the board.
Authenticate with his signature and seal of the board
the proceedings of board whenever the shall be ordered
published
g. Record all orders lcvyng taxes
o. Perform all other duties required by law any rule OF
order of the board.
SIC 10. The board must to be kept
T. "minutc book in which shall be entered the daily pro-
ceengs had all regular and special meetings. and all orders
and decisions made by them
9 An allowance book in which must be recorded all orders
for the allowance of money from the county treasury to whom
made and on what account dating numbering and ndeXlng
the same through each year.
s. "road book containing all proceedings and adjudica
tions relating the establishment maintenance change and
dscontnuauce of roads and road districts.
A. warrant book to be kept by the County Auditor, In
which be entered in the order of drawing all warrants
drawn on the treasury with their number and reference to the
order on the minute book with the date amount what
count, and the of the payee.
g. All other books required by law t be kept for the proper
preservation of all matters of public business
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-01-28
CHAPTER 4.
COUNTY SEATS.

SEC. t. The county seat now fixed, shall not be changed
or removed unless wohirds of the qualified electors of the
county, voting the proposition at general election shall vote
in favor Of such removal.
Sec ~ Whenever there shall be presented to the Board OF
Supervisors petition signed by the qualified electors OF the
county, number equal of the votes cast at the
last preceding general election praying for the removal OF the
county seat of the county, shall be the duty of the Board of
Supervisors due proclamation to submit the question OF such
removal of the county seat the next general election to the
qualified electors of said county The election Sha! DE CON
Quoted and the returns canvassed in all respects provided by
law for the conduct of general elections and canvassng the
returns thereof
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-01-28
Proposed Republican County Bill

The County of Maui into six districts follows ahana
Districts Waikiki District Hama District; Maawao District
Mookai District; Lanai District
The County of West Hawaii into five districts ollows-
Kau District; North Kohaa Districts South Kohala District
North Kona District South Kona District
The County of East Hawaii into four districts follows
North lo District; Ho District Puma Districts Hamakua
District
The County of Kauai into six districts follows Wamea
District Kooa Districts Lhe District Hawaiian District
IIanale District; Niihau District. I.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-01-28
TITLE 2.
POWERS OF COUNTIES.
CHAPTER 8.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

SEC. 10. The county have Board of Supervisors
consisting of five members.
SEC. H. Each member of the Board of Supervisors must
be eector of the county which he represents reside
therein during his ncumbency, haye been such eector
for least year Immediately preceding his election and
shall be elected large and without regard his place of resi-
dence within said county.
Sec. 15 Whenever a vacancy shall in the Board Of
Supervisors of the county, the Governor of the Territory shall
FIJI the vacancy, and the appontee shall hold Office until the
election and qualification of his In such the
election of Supervisor shall be held the general cleo
ton, to fill the vacancy for the mexpired term.
SEC 49, The Supervisors shall elect chairman who shall
preside at all meetings of the board and of his absence
inability act the members present must by order
tered on their records select of their number act chair
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-01-28
CHAPTER Z.
MEETINGS OF BOARD.

SEC 90 Regular meetings Of the board shall be held on
the first Tuesday after the first Monday in each month";
tnue in session for many days public business require
special meeting may be ordered bv majority of the board
The order must be signed by the members calling such meeting
and must be entered in the minutes Five days notice of such
meeting must be given by the clerk personally by mail
the members not joining in the order The order specify
the business be transacted such special meeting and
other shall be transacted Pordd however, notice in regard
sch SPECIAL meeting may be- dispensed with should the order
;ereu be signed by all members of lie board m Lcdld the
order therein direct that such meeting be held without such
notice.
SEC 81. All meetings of the board must be public and the
boz Ks recor ard OF the board must be KEEP the
Office of the Jerk open at all times for public inspection
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-01-28

Boards of County Supervisors by agents officers acting
under their authority authority of law
SEc The of the county designated in the law ere
aing its corporate name and be designated thereby
in all actions and proceedings touching its corporate rights
property and duties.
SIC. ). 1t has power
1. To and be sued
.. To purchase and hold lands within its limits.
g. To make such contracts and purchase and hold such per-
sona property be necessary the exercise OF ITS powers
H. To manage and dispose of its property the interests OF
its inhabitants may require
s. To levy and collect such taxes for purposes under its
exclusive jurisdiction, as are authorized by law
To do all things necessary and proper to carry into exec
foregoing powers and all other vested by tins
Act in such county, in any officer thereof
SEC 6. The county SHALL in manner, give or loan its
cre, to or aid of any person corporation An indebted
ness or liability incurred contrary this shall be void
SEC All contracts authorizations allowances payments
and liabilities pay made attempted to be made IN VIOLA
ton of this shall be absolutely void and shall never be
foundation basis of claim against the treasury OF such
county And all officers of said county charged with notice
of the condition of the treasury of such county, and the extent
of the claims against the same
SEC Any officer authorizing or aiding to authorize OF
auditing allowing paying any claim or demand upon OF
against said treasury fund thereof IN violation OF any
&c tho nrovons of this Act of the Organic Act of this Ter
rtory shall he liable person and upon his official bond to the
peron or persons damaged by such illegal authorization TO e
extent his their loss by OF the nonpaymeh Oh MS
their claims.
SEc o. Whenever the Board of Supervisors without au
tory of law orders any money paid salary fees or tor
any other purpose and such money shall have been actually
paid whenever county officer has drawn warrant
warrants in his in favor of any other person.
without being authorized by the Board of Supervisors by
the law and shall have been paid the District Attorney
of the county hereby empowered and is hereby made his
imperative duty institute suit in the of the county,
such person persons the paid
and twenty per damages for the thereof and no order
Of the Board of Supervisors therefor shall be necessary to main
tain such suit
When the money has been paid upon such order
rants it is hereby made the imperative duty of the District At
torney of such county upon receiving notice thereof to COM
ence suit in the of the county, TO restrain the payment
same and order of the Board of Supervisors shall be
necessary to maintain such suit.
SEC. TO- 1t shall be the duty Of the Judge of each circuit
court in the Territory whenever the Grand jury mpanecd
10 call their attention the provisions of the foregoing sections
and have them by careful and dligent investigation
whether the provisions of said sections have been complied WITH
and to note the result of such Investigations i'll their record
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-01-28
CHAPTER 2.
DISTRICTS

SEC. O. Until otherwise provided by law, said counties for
all necessary purposes including appointment of district mags
traes and the appointment of road boards and supervisors shall
be divided into the following Districts with boundaries
by law provided.
The County of Oahu into five districts follows Homo
lulu Districts Eva Districts Waialua Districts Koolauloa Dis
trct; Koolaupoko District
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-01-28

temporarily Any member of the board may administer
oa when necessary in the performance of his official duties
majority of the members cr the board shall constitute
quorum for the transaction of business and of the board
shall be valid binding unless majority OF all the members
elected concur therein.
SIC. H. The County Clerk oco clerk Of the Board
of Supervisors The records and minutes of the board must be
signed by the chairman and clerk.