Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-28
THEY CAN'T HELP SCHOOLS
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$780, Kapiolani park, s360.75; road de-
partment. s2056.35; garbage payroll,
$500; electric light payroll, $3.50; police
and fire alarm system, Sl4S.lU; hawai-
ian band, $1512.50: Waialua roads.
ssSO5O; Treasurer's Office clerk, sl20;
Koolauloa roads, $il75.
Moore reported having looked over
places where residents had asked for
electric lights. In regard to Manoa
lights Il could not at present be stated
definitely what would be done.
Pole Must Go.
On motion OF Moore the County
Clerk was instructed to write the tele-
phone company TO remove the danger
Gus pole on the corner Of Hotel and
Fort streets, opposite the Kash cloth
ing store Moore said II the pole was
not removed the County would cut l,
down. II was I menace to life and
limb, dangerous both to vehicles and
pedestrians.
4 Close to the Wind.
Chairman Adams drew attention to
the fact that the County was sailing
Pretty close to the wind financially.
| He showed that the total balance TO
the credit OF the County at present was
$46,S0S.57. The County would receive
$4,000 in March. There were numer.
GUS contracts that must be borne 10
mind, for example: Park Expert Rob
inson, $500; l.. NJ. Whitehouse. Pail
road improvements, $4,000; steam
rollers to arrive in March, sl0,55O,
rock crushers, to arrive in March
S60SO; Aala park bandstand, sll49, IL
be paid in March; Pail bridge, $6549;
electric transformer 1898; electric
wire, s1799.20. Contracts amounted to
42,32O.20. During March there would
probably have TO be paid out on con-
tracts, S26,27l.20 Then there were un.
paid February bills amounting to $50.
600 or more.
Lucas said some Improvements
would have to be foregone, II general
cut was being made.
Adams suggested cutting out Kali
muki work for the present, while pip
ing was being laid. He wanted to see
Waikiki road pushed to a finish.
| There would also be the cost OF the
Sahauiki bridge and OF Koolauloa
work to be though OF soon. Election
I expenses would come before long, an
item Of about $4,000.
| Adams thought the County would
have to keep pretty close to $4,000
per month
Sam Johnson said Waikiki road work
could not be stopped. 1t was on a
contract basis.
Some time was spent on March es.
Inmates and, finally, the road depart
ment was cut for March, from about
| 500 900 To about Sl2 900.
March estimates amounted to S42,'
5S5, a cut of nearly sl0,500 from Febru-
airy.
On motion OF Andrew Cox the Ha-
waiian band will be sent to Waialua
on Sunday, March 20,
A petition was received from so Koo-
laupoko citizens. wanting Road Over.
seer Peck eXonerated. As appears
above, he was o, KID before the petit
ton was read.
kaneohe Improvement.
Void from Kaneohe announced the
forming OF an improvement club there,
with II. C. Adams, president; Frank
Pahia. vice-president; and Zachariah
McKeague, secretary and treasurer
They asked funds to carry out I'M
proyement schemes,
Present at the meeting were: Super.
visors +. X. Adams, chairman; II. T.
Moore, Frank Archer. ]. X, Paele, An
drew Cox and Jack Lucas, f. r. Biv'
ems, John Hughes, County Attorney E
A. Douthitt, County Clerk Kalauoka.
lani, Clerk Buffandeau, Stenographei
Aea, Road Supervisor Sam Johnson,
County Auditor Bicknell, W. Wolters,
Attorney r. b. Anderson, Ed Towse
f, G. Voyes and members OF the press.
At II p. m. the Board adjourned to the
9Th of March.