The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-07-04
SUPERVISORS
ORGANIZED.

address OF Acting Governor Atkinson,
the County officers of Oahu withdrew
from the gathering at the Capitol and
proceeded to the county building, late the
Mcintyre block, and the new Board OF
Supervisors was called to order ON
cially for the first time by George w.
Smith.
There was a quick response to the
request to get down to business. On
the table was large basket OF beau
tiful red roses and white lilies, with q
card attached. reading as follows:
ITO the Chairman and Supervisors,
County Of Oahu, from Acting Governor
Atkinson, July /, 1905"
Gentlemen, as temporary chairman
Of the Board of Supervisors for the
County of Oahu. call you to order"
said Mr.. Smith. He called for the pre-
sentation of certificates of election, and
these were followed by the attested
oaths. The bonds of the supervisors
were taken up and approved as fol-
lows:
e. r. Adams, $4,000, with Pacific Sure
ty Co.; John Lucas, $4,000 Pacific Sure
ty Co.; Frank Archer $4,000 Pacific
Surety Co.; Herbert T. Moore. $4,000
Pacific Surety Co.; George w. Smith,
soooo' aeno surrey 70. Alure" SoA'
So0'v iuen.y ~, jas
aeie' S'VoO' ohi'eo states fioei-
~
ueo. w. S,''n was men eiee.eu per
nomination of e. r. Adams and E. r.
Aualhs was eiec'eo permanent vice.
er ,r nin.
ne poiius Vi 'he various county OH
cials were approved as foilows: Coun-
ty Clerk kalauokalani'$oooo County At
torney Doutnltt Soooo; county Auditor
Bickneil, soooo; county treasurer
trent Szo'ooo; county sherin BROWN
$loooo'
Resolutions were onered wherein the
various departments now controlled by
the county by the terms OF the ACT,
were 'aAeh oVer IN 'heiI eh.,rety anu
tne personhei coh'ihueu LOT .ne month
VI 'uiy, 'he ioiiowins resoiu.,o,i oehs
saripie oi the rest II VIII De seen
that this di1ers very materially from
the resolution originally prepared ana
presented by County Attorney
Douthitt:
Be it resolved by the Board of Super
yisors of the County of oahu. That
Arthur M. BROWN sheriff Of the countv
OF Oabu is hereby authorized n inme.
diate,v assnma contro, of tha po,,oa
nana rt,nant as !, axis.od ~ ~, oo.,,
dal, 90 Iuna ,ooE "a te oo Un ,me ' IN
10y ~ s,,..,.," ~. 80 anu ~ e I.n.0 ,o en
e n 'us' A1Vo
a.,sna. ~ a. "a us
Seus i, may Increase 'he eniciehcy
Sa saiu uepar .lnen'. anu whlen snan
oe appfoveo ny tne Ioaiu VI super
V'sofs heren
AM we nerewi'h appropriate ior .he
account 10 De known as tne romeo Elk
pense 'he sum ol s,ooo lor tne month
Oh july ana the Auoitor ana treasurer
are hereby notifed that sfooo Is the
maximum amount allowed for running
this police department during the afore-
said month of July.
This was followed by the following
resolutions making provision for the
various departments of county govern
ment for the month of July:
Fire Department resolution offered
by Cox, $4170 for July;
Electric Light Station, offered by Pa
ele, $1356, for July;
Garbage Department, offered by Luz
cas-, $2225, for July;
Road Department, offered by Moore,
1924, for July;
Hawaiian Band, offered by Archer,
$3.50, for July;
Police and Fire Alarm system, offer
ed by Adams, 800 for July;
Kapiolani Park, Thomas Square, Aala
Park, Emma Square, etc., offered by
. Paele: Kapiolani Park, $500; all other
squares, $l20, for July; total, 1920;
Road Boards outside Honolulu, offer.
ed by Paele continuing them in Office
for July;
Road Supervisor for District of Ho-
nolulu, offered by Lucas, $50 per month
for July; on recommendation of Moore,
Samuel johnson, Territorial Road Su-
, pervisor, was appointed to have super
) vision of the county roads.
Resolution, assistant to treasurer,
salary, 800 per month;
Resolution, stenographer, $50, clerk,
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