The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-22
KAPIoLANG PARK.

BiclIncl was then discussed. me eN-
penses of the case viii be $50 and "A
voucher for that amount was present
ed and ordered paid, Mr. Lucas voting
In the negative, giving as his reason
his belief that the board had perfect
right to pay the bills and that he could
rot vote for a measure introduced on
q technicalty and a bubble by
lawyer.
The following bills were presented
and ordered paid from the general
fund:
Road Department, $56O79S.
Road Department, District No. /,
S63.
Road Department, District No. l,
$3.50.
Garbage Department, $G52.75.
County Auditor, $5S
Hawaiian Band s2t375O.
Police Department, $3.50.
Fire Department 500.
County Attorney, $24.72.
Hawaiian Band SSS763.
Koolauloa Road District No. 3. $S3.75.
From the special fund: Eva and
Waianae, s41.S4.
Chief Thurston reported the sale of
Prince and Charlie, two horses of the
Fire Department, for $2l0. which sum
had been deposited with the Auditor.
Mr.. Lucas stated that the horses had
outlived their usefulness for the de-
partment, as one of them was over
80 years old. Two other horses had
been brought here from the Coast by
c. H. Bellina. which he had purchased
for 800. This, he said, might seem
high sum, but compared with the
prices paid by the department in San
| Francisco, II is not large.
Quotations from the Breeder and
| Sportsman read in support of this.
Chief Thurston, who was present,
made statement that the purchase
was a necessary one and the oppor-
tunity to purchase so good a team was
| not often presented. The bill was or
dered paid.
| EXPENSES OF THE BAND.
Mr.. Moore made statement relative
to the expenses of the band. $430 more
| than the estimate The explanation
being satisfactory, the bill was ordered
paid by unanimous vote.
| Mr.. Archer, i'm reply to a question
by the chair reported work at Pearl
| city progressing satisfactorily.
| The Auditor reported receipts for
general fund from all sources, for
| quarter ending April 80, $466, ,0S4.95, and
disbursements s437,O74.23. leaving bal
| ance of $29,O10.72
The road tax special deposit showed
| a balance on the same date, $24,762.37.
Supervisor Johnson asked for $1S,5OO,
| expense of his department for May.
| This was referred to Roads and Bridges
| Committee.
There We're communications from
| College Hills and Manoa Improvement
| Clubs relative to continuation of work
in those localities. which were referred
| to proper committees.
A communication from the Palolo
| Land and Improvement Co. relative
| to appropriation of 800 n month for
| completion of road there was also
| referred to the committee.
! Mr.. Adams wrote from San Fran
cisco that he had ordered 5000 pounds
of water marked paper from Blake,
! Moffatt & Towne and that 1t would be
in Honolulu on time to use for ballots.
of electric lights on Quarry street. Mr..
Moore stated why there had been none
and added that arrangements had been
made with the Light Company and the
lights were now burning there.
THE ALAPAI MIDDLE.
Mr.. Moore asked that the Road Sup
ervisor be allowed to proceed with his
work on the usual amount appropriat-
ed for the purpose.
Mr.. Lucas reported that the road i'm
provements at the Pail were not salts
factory for the reason that as fast as
the No. 4 was rolled the high wind
blew ii away, He suggested that 1t be
given coat of oil for thousand feet,
The suggestion was approved.
Mr.. Lucas then moved that the Coun-
ty Clerk be instructed to notify the
Sheriff that he might use for expenses
of witness in criminal cases sum
not exceeding $3.50 per month.
Mr.. Paele wanted the band at Wal
kiki for the use OF the Evangelical As
sociation on Saturday from l2 to /.
The chair said that as the men We're
to be paid of on Saturday and the
farewells would be said he did not be-
lioye II would be practicable
Mr. Moore thought IL might be left
with captain Berger 20 get them be-
tween I ana -. m,
The chair asked Mr. Paole 20 COM
munloate this to the association,
Mr. Archer wanted 20 see the new
uniforms before the boys left for the
'oast but Was told Il would be I'M
possible he then asked about the Ala
phl matter ana tho chair stated that
shr had been offered 500 "a month and
htHi-rIlHa transportation she de-
mand'i lhal her husband be- paid go
pen month M, Cohen had offered to
lAkr him iu tho HfrHrage ana pay no
sannl hui thIs hHd been declined
Tho Committee 0n ways ana Aeans
WAS lnfiTprlri lu sea about renting q
lnnW fnr usr n lhe engineer
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