The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-23
IMPEACHMENT
MATTER IS
DROPPED

CFrom Wednesdays Advertiser)
At the meeting Of the Board OF
Supervisors last night II was deter
mined that the impeachment Of Deputy
Sheriff Kekauoha Of Koolauloa be
dropped on account of w. w. Thayer's
disinclination TO circulate q petition
for Kekauoha's removal.
H.. F Bertelmann was awarded the
Aala Park bandstand contract. l.. M
whitehouse gets the contract for the
concrete bridge on the Pail road.
Moore's plumbing ordinance was
knocked out on the third reading.
Messrs. Adams and Lucas action in
sending Capt. Sam johnson to Kauai to
act as interpreter TO the Molokans was
sustained by the Board.
Present were Chairman Adams, SUI
pervisors Lucas, Cox. Moore, Archer
Paele. J.. Parish, County Engineer
Gere. Detective Lake. f. r. Biven'
Clerks Buffandeau, Kalauokalani'
stenographer Aea, Judge Robinson, w.
l.. Frazee, and members of the press.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and adopted.
APPROPRIATIONS
The following appropriations were
made:
Waialua road district, s7S165.
Road Department, $992.16.
Koolauloa road district No. l, $35S.4l.
Electric Light Department, $95S.SS.
Police and fire alarm system, $67.oS
Police Department, s1070.25.
Koolauloa road district No. 2, s42535.
Koolauloa road district No. 2, s16S0S.
Garbage Department. $666.24.
Police Department. 5000.
Road Department $5S6O.32.
Road Department, S35O.6l.
THE BANDSTAND CONTRACT
Bertelmann was the lowest bidder
for the construction of the Aala Park
bandstand, the bid being S1149, and the
contract was accordingly awarded &c
him.
WHITEHOUSE WINS.
Five tenders were read for the con-
struction of the concrete bridge on the
Pail road The tender of L. M. White
house, amounting to $6549, was ac-
cepted
A PAYLESS OvERSEER.
It was decided to appoint Fred.
Meyer road overseer of the Waianae
district from the first of March, to serve
without pay.
THE PARK EXPERT.
Park Expert Robinson, said Lucas,
would be ready to give his sugges-
lions for the identification of the town
in about eight days Lucas said
that the roads would be i'm first-class
condition for the autos and pau rid
ers on Thursday.
Moore suggested that Park Expert
I Robinson come before the board and
| make a statement OF his intentions,
inasmuch as he was employed by the
board.
Lucas replied that this would be done
in good time
ROAD EXPENDITURES.
A detailed statement of the amount
expended by the Road Department for
the month Of January was read. The
total for regular and labor payrolls
was $10.8S6.26 and the total for ma
terial and supplies, $6612.1O
WILL DEED LAND.
Referring to a communication from
Superintendent of Public Works Hollo-
way, asking the board to advise him
il it would be well to accept a PROPOSE
tion of the Bishop Estate to deed a
strip 10 feet in width from the Aala
Moana road to deep water, providing
a sewer be constructed within two
years which will in all respects be sat
isfactory to the health authorities,
protested that the Territory grabbed
the revenue-producing portion of the
sewer department, while throwing the
expensive and unremunerative part OF
the system on the county. He thought
the county should have all the system
or none at all.
LETTERS AND PETITIONS.
An unsigned communication from
residents of Adams Lane to Superin-
tendent Holloway was read. 1t asked
that the lane be cleaned up. AS the
letter was unsigned it was side-track-
ed.
Sidney M. Ballou called the attention
of the board to the almost impossible
condition of the western end of Judd
street and asked that the road be put
in shape at once.
A letter from the Prospect Heights
Improvement Club TO the Promotion
Committee was read 1t suggested the
extension of Prospect street to Punch
bowl road on the Eva side and TO
Punchbowl road at a point near the
Federal Experiment Station on the
Waikiki side, thus completing the cir
cult of Punchbowl.
HOLT WANTS HELP.
Tax Assessor j. L. Holt asked the
board to assist the bureau In the col
lection of personal taxes by instruct
ing the heads of each OF the depart
ments of the county To make some ar
4 rangements with the men under them
WHEREBY they can easily meet this
burden with the least inconvenience
TO ourselves Referred to Ways and
Means Committee.
EEKAUOHA MATTER DROPPED.