The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-10-19

THE Commissioners hope that the SUI |
pcrvisors may see their way clear to T.
permit the suggested expenditure for
the month of October, believing that II /
Is as economical as can be devised for |
the care of the park and that the pub |
lie interests will be well subscrved /
thereby
/ have the honor to remain,
Your obedient servant,
Il. a. THURSTON,
Secretary, Honolulu Park Commits
sion
Correspondence was received from
Superintendent Holloway regarding an
easement offered to the Territory for
Lehua avenue, Pearl City. Holloway
said that the Territory could not ac-
cept anything but an absolute deed
for a road and suggested that perhaps
the county might accept an easement
The matter was referred to the county
attorney.
A complaint was received from A. r.
Gurrey regarding the business of Dia-
mond Head road, and the need of a
sidewalk thereon. 1t was referred to
the roads and bridges committee. The
same committee was also presented
with a communication from the oahu
Central Improvement Committee, call
ing attention to it's resolutions to the
following effect:
"First-That the attention Of your
honorable body be called to the urgent
necessity of repairs to that portion of
the Nuuanu valley road from the Pail
to say the reservoir, the top dressing
of which is in urgent need of attention
before the winter rains set in and work
further damage.
"Second-That your attention be di-
rected to the wretched condition Of
that portion of Vineyard street, be-
tween Emma and Fort, with recon-
mendation that the necessary repairs
be made thereto.
"Third-That your attention be di-
rected to the urgent necessity of prompt
, action being taken to abate the nui-
sance caused by the incomplete drain
age of the storm water at the Waikiki
mauka corner of Nuuanu and School
street
"Fourth-TRat your attention be call
ed to the condition of Beretania ave-
nue. from Punahou to the Waialae road
sary repairs be made thereto, as well
as to the Waialae road from Moiliil
to the Manoa bridge, thus completing
the otherwise excellent road through tC
Kaimuki."
A resolution sent by Julius GOldziel
; of Chicago, as chairman of a committed
on savings bank, was read. 1t urged
the establishment of postal savings
banks in the United States. The Boart
approved its sentiments.
$ A letter signed by numerous Republi
l can candidates urged that laborers il
Y Koolauloa and Koolaupoko be paid 81 2
i per day, as are laborers in other dis
o tricts. The letter accompanied peti
s ton from the laborers, in which it wa
e declared that the workmen in Eva
e Waialua and Honolulu received SIP
I per day.
o A petition was read asking to hav
King street oiled between Punahou an
d McCally street, mot only to keep tn
/. dust down, but to keep the street
= which was macadamized a short tim
S ago in good order"
a Taxpayers and voters residing in tn
Koolauloa district requested tina
Il whereas S. w. Logan was nominate
o as Supervisor for the districts of Koc
lauloa and Koolaupoko the Board {
Supervisors appoint Sam Lua as pc
Lice officer for the district of KoOlau
loa in place of s. w. Logan, now rur
ming as a candidate for Supervisor TIL
matter was referred to the Police Con
mittee