The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-01-12
lAUKEA WOULD BE a
SECOND KeP0iKAl
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Suppose afterwards the Supreme
Court asked Lucas, when he was
Interrupted by Iaukea.
IL don't know anything about the
Supreme Court or what it is going to
tut, tut tut" said Lucas.
He will be in the office and 1t Will
be UP to the Territory to settle the
matter" said Supervisor Harvey, voic-
ing the Home Rule view.
"All 1 want to know Is whether 1t Is
TO be Territorial or q. County office"
said Assessor Iaukea, "and whether
you want me to go into the present tax
office"
what the Supreme Court says,
goes" said Chairman Hooking.
We'll, / Will locate somewhere else
IL 1t is to remain a Territorial office"
said the assessor.
II suppose you are prepared to pay
rent" suggested Mr.. Gilman.
THAT is DIP to you, gentlemen said
Iaukea, preparing to leave.
II guess you will do what you are
told" was the parting shot to Iaukea
from Supervisor Lucas, as the assessor
left the room.
NEW ROAD SUPERVISORS,
For road supervisor at koolauloa'
Logan; Supervisor Harvey nominated
j. A. Kaheona.
"Fd like to know something about the
man you nominated" said Lucas TO
Supervisor Harvey.
who Is Logan" asked Harvey in
reply.
II don't know" answered Lucas.
"He Is. a Home Ruler, too" said
Harvey
Supervisor Mahoe wanted secret
ballot, but the chairman ruled that 1t
was customary in meetings all over the
country to vote on every question OPP
emily. The ayes and noes We're called
and Logan was elected, four to three.
Supervisor Gilman nominated WIN.
Leleiwi as road supervisor for Koolau-
poke. Harvey nominated Ulysses w.
Jones. Leleiwa was elected by the
usual vote.
TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY.
Two letters were read from c. S.
Holloway, superintendent of Public
Works. One gave notice of the trans
fer to Fl. c. Vida, as road supervisor,
of all the road property in the district
of Honolulu. A second letter notified
the board of the turning over of the
waterworks to Supt. Brown.
Adjournment was taken until nine
o'clock this morning at which time Mr..
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It will be referred to the district attor-
ney for an opinion as to it's legality.
THE MORNING SESSION.
At the opening of the morning ses-
sion Mr.. Gilman reported for the health
committee on the conference with the
Board of Health. The committee rec
ommends the appointment OF health Of
ticers for the county to take the place
of the government physicians, DR.. Coo
per suggesting that the present incum-
DENTS be reappointed. A new commit
tee was recommended 10 confer with
the trustees of Queens Hospital, Ma
ternily Home and Leahi Home as to
the appropriations for these institu-
tons. The committee did not believe
IL WISE W ulSCOlltiuue Tic IlOSpltdl ioi
Incurables IeahD and some provision
should be made to prevent the closing
of the hospital, and the throwing of
SO many helpless people upon the COM
munity. Chairman Hooking suggest
ed that the Territory was better able
to provide for the hospital than the
county. Mr.. Robinson moved the ac-
ceptance of the report, but Mahoe and
Kealoha objected because of the fact
that two motions We're embodied in
the report The report was adopted
and the committee appointed to confer
with the trustees of the three hospitals
is composed of Messrs. Gilman, Lucas
and Harvey, the committee already
acting.
BONDS APPROVED.
District Attorney Rawlins reported
the bonds of Treasurer Damon, Sheriff
Brown and Supt. Sam. johnson We're
in proper form. The bonds of Judge
Lindsay and Road Supervisor Nawaa-
! koa for Eva were referred back for
slight corrections. The bonds of the
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