Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-28
SUPERVISORS IN
last D()5 SESSION
Chair Granted Vacation
To Go On Mission
To Washington
PAELE has A K00LAU
ROAD 1000 YEARS Old
lABoRERs WILL GET PAY TO
CELEBRATE NEW YEARS.
DISCRIMINATING
TO PROCEED.

Chairman G. w. Smith last night
asked permission of the Board of Sup
ervisors to be absent from his post for
about six weeks. having been selected
as one of the business mems delegation
to go to Washington In the interests Of
revenue.
six weeks." said Supervisor Arch
err. why, sure, we'll give you thres
months"
Glad to get rid of me. eh?" laughed
Smith.
II move that our Chairman, George
w. Smith, be given a vacation Of a
couple of months" said Supervise,
Adams.
TT will not be vacation" remarked
the Chair.
wen put II that way" said Adams.
you might get mixed up with somU
Of those politicians back there" said
Supervisor Lucas, wed better make II
couple of months"
II hope not" said Smith, addressing
the jocular Lucas.
zone reason for the selection Of tho
Chair in this delegation" said Mr..
Smith. was the feeling that the Board
Of Supervisors should be represented
| Il think the selection a very good
one," said Adams.
A motion granting the Chair vaca
tion of two months was carried.
Supervisor Paele, toward the end OF
| the meeting, urged new breakwateI
for the district Of Koolaupoko and he
and Archer argued to some extent on
the condition of a road in that part Of
the country, Paele declaring that IL
had not been repaired in a thousand
years. This remark occasioned much
| merriment and Paele and his thousand
| year.old road will not be forgotten
I soon.
Lucas remarked that Paele was soon
going to buy an automobile and was
anxious to have good roads. He added
that Archer did not care how the road
was, for he rode jackass.
The road committee will look into
the matter.
The Supervisors met last evening for
the last time this year. Present were
Geo. w. Smith, chairman. j. X. Paele.
Frank Archer. T.. II. Adams and Jack
Lucas. Others than Supervisors in at.
tendance were William Savidge. Homo.
|
County Auditor James Bicknell, J. A
Gilman and press men.
The following demands were ap
proved and ordered paid:
Public expenditures account, $lG70
County Attorney Office clerks, s4S5.
| Treasurers flee clerk, 500.
Poundmaster, December, $50.
House numbering department, 1926
| Auditors Office clerk, December. 500.
Clerks office clerks, $l95.
Road department. December, Sl9i9
Road department, payroll, s2525.6S
Keepers of parks, payroll, 5000.
Hoolauloa road district, S545.55.
Koolauloa road district, 50.
Koolauloa road district, S36.75.
| Kapiolani park, $322.75.
Eva and Waianae road district, road
tax special deposit, SAC.
Koolauuoko road district, $40.
| Eva and Waianae road district
sl3562O.
Waianae road district, S35550.
Koolaupoko road district, S550.75.
Koolaupoko road district, $138.
| Police department, pay roll. $71Go
Fire department, pay roll, s3675.
Garbage department, pay roll, $3.50
Garbage department, pay roll, $50.
Garbage department, pay roll
Si5l.9O.
Electric light department, pay roll
s597.50.
Police and fire alarm system, sl9l.50
Hawaiian band, $3.50.
Adams reported the Aala bandstant
proposition still in the air, waiting
for word from those japanese who in
tend erecting memorial for theii