Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-08
SUPERVISORS AT OUTS
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yard and Kukui streets.
Sam Johnson said the Road Depart,
ment was not doing this and had not
put any waste there for year. Broad
was doing 1t.
Moore said Broad was filling in with
waste material, coming from the
wharves. The Board of Health desir
ed to have it stopped: 1t was in the
district where there had been trouble;
1t was not sanitary.
The Clerk was instructed to inform
the Board of Health that the County
employees were not responsible for the
dumpings. The matter was left to the
Board of Health for action.
Archer said 1t was all nonsense.
swell, you go tell him So" said
Moore, referring to Bolster.
II seems that the chief complaint is
that a pond is being formed in the lot
and that bad smells arise therefrom.
A petition came from Punchbowl
and CASTOR lane residents, calling for
a macadamized road. Referred to
ROADS committee.
Inventories of property belonging to
the new defunct district road depart.
ments, for turning over to the Super.
intendent OF Public Works for record,
were handed in but tabled until all
such inventories should be received by
the Board.
overdraft Made Good.
Adams presented resolution for the
appropriation of SCI for police expense
overdraft. Adopted.
Adams then stated that Treasurer
Trent, Adams having talked over the
matter with him, was very agreeable
to the proposition of increasing the
Treasurer's bond. Adams presented q
resolution to increase Trent's bond
from s25, 900 to $1,000, $4,000 not be
ing sufficient. Mr.. Cox seconded the
resolution and 1t was adopted.
For Citizens Only.
| Archer asked II there was Japan.
ese working in Kapiolani park.
| Lucas said he had seen none.
well, the Bulletin said So" said
Archer, with conviction.
1--WE appropriate the money and the
Park Commission spends 1t as 1t sees
fit," said Adams; that Ii the way OF
it,"
But were not going to have any.
thing of the kind" said Archer. 81
won't vote for any appropriation for
the park II they employ Japs. They
must employ Hawaiians and other cit.
liens"
THE chairman of the Roads, Bridg.
es and Parks Committee" said the
Chair, "can notify the Park Commits.
sion that 1t is expected that none but
citizens be employed"
THAT that is the sense OF the
Board" suggested Adams.
"That that is the sense of the
Board" assented Smith.
Board Passes Bills.
The Board of Supervisors last might
approved the following salary de
mands and bills:
County office rent, 500.
County Treasurer, furniture and fix
lures, 1915; to wit: The 1915 Bur
, roughs adding machine, long sought
County Attorney office clerks, $25
County Auditor office expenses
s11.7O.
County Clerk. printing etc, s252.50
County Attorney, general office ex
penses, $SS.75.
Premium on County Attorneys
\ bond, $1875.
Hawaiian band, general expense, DC
. tober, 1915.
, Road Department pay roll, 81
A 75648.
|. Road Department feed, fuel, mate
q rails and supplies and general ex
!, penses, $5,1S2.34.
i Koolaupoko road district salaries
|. ls245.
. Koolaupoko road district, general
$3l5.16.
Koolauloa road district, salaries
n sls6.
Koolauloa road district. genera
$6S.S5.
Waianae road district. salaries
l$265.50.
Waialua road district, $500.
Waialua road district, $70S.25.
Eva road district, repairs, s37S.5(
Work on new Kupapa road, s433.2;
Eva and Waianae district, item. s.
Road materials and supplies, $152.7;
Road tax fund, Queen street worn
salary demands, s76.25.
Jack Lucas trip in auto around o.
hur $50, as Chairman OF the Road Con
mtitec, tour of inspection with Supel
intendent Of Public Works Holloway
How many trips are you going /
take a month";" asked Archer, in a
envious tone.
"One year." said Lucas.
Keepers of parks, material and SUI
plies, $500.
Kapiolani park, $426.50.