Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-03
DEMOCRAT WOULD STOP COUNTY WORK

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adamizing. Waialae road. 500 feet.
Regarding and matchmaking Liliha
street, 1926 feet.
Grading. coral dressing, Hebron
Lane, 600 feet.
And number OF other light repairs
such as patching, cleaning, oiling
sweeping. etc, mentioned In the
monthly report.
Work Under Construction and To BE
| Carried on During Month Of Octo.
Der. 1906.
Construction. new road Horseshoe
road Pauoa.
Construction, various sizes concrete
ripe.
Filling and coral dressing. Kawaia.
hao street.
Draining and matchmaking. Kapu.
kaki Hill road
Macadamizing. Kalakaua avenue.
| Grading. coal subgrading and mac.
adamizing. waialae road.
Regarding and matchmaking, Liliha
street
And a number OF repairs in the out
side districts OF Manoa, Tantalus, Pa.
lolo. old Nuuanu Pail road. Kalihi
valley road. and Diamond Head road.
such as patching, cleaning, grading,
etc. also oiling different streets in dir.
ierent sections Of the city.
The quarries which are In operation
ri the present time TO supply macad.
am for the above mentioned work are:
kaluapolena Alewa and Makiki Quar-
ry. also South street bunkers which
furnishes coral dressing for Kalakaua
avenue and Waialae road.
In estimating the expense to carry
on the above mentioned work, would
respectfully ask that an appropriation
Of $4,000 be mado for the month Of
October. 1905.
Very respectfully.
SAM'L JOHNSON,
Road Supervisor, Honolulu.
Baths. Road and Sewer
The Hotel Baths, Ltd. wrote that
| II would contribute $3.50 for the lay.
Ing Of sewer down Alakea street.
provided that the pipe was laid to a
depth of seven feet.
Superintendent of Public Works Hol
lowav wrote that he had taken up the
matter OF the opening of Lehua ave.
nue. In Pearl City. lie said he thought
the road had been abandoned already
and was now u Government road. Any.
how he would not accept an ease.
ment thereon. but only fee simple
deed. He also wrote regarding the
proposed land exchange with w. w.
Goodalc for the purpose of making a
short cut from the Waialua road to
the Wahiawa Colony road. He had
M ohtoct tnu. tf, ,,,a iou tho ox,ha oua
but wanted further Information. The
furnishing OF this was passed up to
the County Engineer.
The Park Commissioners wrote rec.
ommending the establishing OF free
bath rooms at the Kunst beach park
ind the repairing OF the old building
On the premises to make Il serve as a
refrcshmcnt station. II would cost
$1,000 to renovatc this building, $25OO
to build 80 bath rooms. $1,000 extra
for so additional rooms, and $500 to
clear the beach Of coral.
Palolo residents asked to have the
scrvices Of q steam roller on their
road. This request was granted.
kunawai-ites Must Walk
Kunawai lane residents wanted
/ '"'fh suhN as
ever II was discomfort" Moore said
he did not think It was a public thor
oughfare. He had driven up there and
had had to drive into taro patch In
order to turn around. Lucas said II
was public road. Moore said there
were many big jobs which should be
finished before Kunawai lane was TAX.
In up. Nothing was done with the
matter and the Kunawai-ites will pre-.
sumably still have the choice between
driving discomfortably or walking
comfortably.
The Kapiolani Park item which was
held up by Moore's objection early In
the meeting. was taken up again. Luz
cas- said that while the appropriation
lad been exceeded. the work had been
done and should be paid for. Moore
said the estimates should be kept with
In. and the whole affair was gone over
ngain for the special benefit Of Chair
man Smith, who had not heard II be-
rore.
lucao Slaps Police
Business is business" said Moore.
and want to see things done
straight"
There is nothing crooked about IT,
retorted Lucas
Smith said that the Park overseer
should keep within the estimate. and
Archer saw his opportunity to get of
some more morality.
What would they do II they did not
fave the appropriations" queried
Moore.
why. they wouldn't do anything"
said Lucas. Don't you know that"
III we allowed this department to
exceed Its estimate. the road depart.
ment might do the same. and the po-
lice Department.
"The police department does" cut
In Lucas. They do II all the time"
"They keep within the limit" an.
swered Smith.
Lucas moved to pass the item and
warn against recurrence. The mo-
ton passed. but Moore and Smith vo-
ted against II. The latter said that
he wished to 60 on record AS being
opposed to any departments exceeding
the estimates.
Lucas a Finaneisr