Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-28

Adams insisted that the question be
brought to a vote.
Cox moved the adoption Of the Com.
mittee's proposed forms as outlined
by Adams.
"Kokua." said Adams.
| Paele moved for the ayes and noes.
Lucas moved that a special commit.
tee be appointed to wait on the Dep.
uty Auditor Lost.
Moore Has Objection.
Adams did not see that the work Of
the County should stop on account Of
one Territorial officer-just because
Fisher was absent.
Moore did not see that the work Of
the County would stop. He did not
think any regular forms should be
adopted. The matter should be left in
the hands of the County Treasurer and
Auditor. It had been agreed In the
Committee. he said, that no forms
would be adopted until the Territorial
Auditor had approved them.
Adams then said he would withdraw
the report. It seemed not to be a re.
port of the Committee. but merely his
own report, he said.
Smith said the difference seemed to
be as to time Of adoption of the forms.
He thought the report was Commit.
tee report.
Adams Motion Wins.
Moore said the report was agreed on,
but 1t was definitely understood that
the forms would not be adopted unless
the Auditor approved of them.
Adams declared that an outsider
should not interfere with the work of
the Board.
Then the vote was taken.
Moore asked to be excused from vo.
ting. The Chair excused him. Archer
was absent Paele voted against the
Adams motion. Smith, Lucas, Cox and
Adams voted for 1t, adopting the forms,
subject to the approval Of the Terrific
rial Auditor.
kahauiki Extension Job.
| Lucas said he had done a great deal
OF travelling for the committee on
parks, roads, etc. The committee mad
been out to the Kapiolani Park In the
afternoon with Mr.. Thurston. He had
expected that Mr.. Thurston would be
at the meeting to have something to
say. Good work had been done at the
park. IL. A. Thurston presented him
self later in the meeting.) Speaking
of road improvements Lucas said that
the Rapid Transit was extending to Ka-
hauiki. He suggested that the Board
appropriate to put the road In condi-
ton. The grade Of the road had been
changed about thirty inches. 1t would
cost $4,000 or $4,000 to put the road In
shape.
, Chairman Smith remarked that the
Rapid Transit was using the grade es'
tablished by the Public Works. Lucas
report was verbal. Smith expected a
written report by next meeting.
County Should Not Pay.
!. Adams did not think the County
: should pay one cent for repairs to the
- :. road to Kahauiki. He said the law
provided that the Rapid Transit, al
could be seen by reference to its char
ter, should be responsible FOR any dam
!, ages, in It's operations. 10 roads. HI
submitted a letter as sample OF
communication. that should be sent b.
the Board to She Public Works. TIL
L. letter called Superintendent Holloway
s. attention to the work done on tn
Kahauiki extension and to the allege
Q, damage resulting; also to the law
IL the case. Adams thought II the dut
70 Of the Board to ask the Public WOrl
er to order the Rapid Transit to FIX II
k. road. as was done In the case Of Lilih
TX street Adams offered the letter AZ
r. motion.
al Lucas said II 1t could be done.
ce would be only too happy to see II O.
er complished.
at Paele second Adams motion. Ca
he red.
Adams said the Police Commit,
Ia had not been able to have a meetir
Ia with the Sheriff. He asked for III
a. Their time. Granted.
Lucas said he and Cox had gone ov'
la the fire department very thorough
+, He had letter from Mr.. China
Smith asked him to read the lette
Lucas said he would rather have Il
all letter go over.
s. Garbage Nuisance.
re Moore said the Committee on Heal
r." had nothing to report in writing.
or One thing he had long had In mil
be was that all garbage should be reno
ed from the streets before six o'clo'
In the morning. Now it was handle
he az late as s and 9 o'clock and II W
lid very Objectionable. Ashes and odo
lat were scattered In peoples faces.
Smith suggested that the matter
mt submitted In writing.
or Toward the end Of the meeting Sa
Johnson Of the road and cxcavatil
a." and garbade bureaus was referred
he In the matter. He said the objection
m. BILE conditions would be Investigated.
ne Miscellaneous items.
at l.. A. Thurston appeared before t
ial Board Of Supervisors last night, !
he porting In regard to Kapiclani Pa
affairs; he wanted $1,100 to compile
lea the improvement Of driveway fro
ait the keepers lodge to the race ira
aid grandstand. So much a month cou
did be allowed by the Board until I
on amount was paid. The Job could