Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-11

yestigation of County CriminalOgsi
Lake that there had been musunder.
standing on the part Of the young man
supervisor Archer's nephew who had
made the complaint. Lucas recon-
mended. for the committee. of which
Moore was the other member. that tho
matter be dropped, there being nothing
against Detective Lake. and that the
committee ne discharged. The motion
was unanimously carried.
Cox declared that II was altogether
too much to suppose that the Board
was going to he bothered with such
little matters as the one just disposed
of. If somebody had his coat turned
inside out on the street, somebody i'm
mediately rushed to the Supervisors
with a complaint. II was absurd. Tho
Supervisors were not a lot OF kids tU
listen to such nonsense.
Chairman Smith emphatically agreed
with Mr.. Coxs remarks. Mr.. Moore
thought that when there were any com
plants against employees OF the Coun-
~. such complaints should first be TAX
en- to the head OF the department IN
which the accused was employed.
Ceres Road Reform,
County Engineer uere made n re-
mort on the condition OF windward
Oahu roads. He recommended thar
Sol Peck look nm n quarry ate uo
had spoken TO Peck about il and pe,k
said he would look into tho matter
The road from the foot Of the Pail on
through tho adjacent land sbonld Inc
macadamized before others wer,
touched
Gere had notified nil country road
Supervisors that they must hereafter
submit detniIeI monthly renorts of ali
work accomplIshcd
Gere also Thought that preot don,
OF confusion was occnsIoned I'm ths
country districts through ono man bny-
ing the purchase of material and an
other the direction of the work An
road oyerseers should he rcnuired 10
keen separate monthly time hooks for
submission TO the hoard 10 be filed Tor
reference. He said there was a great
try road matters.
Sol Peek Rem,ins.
Chairman smith said tho rccom-
mendntions of tho countv rnyinoor
came pecuIinrly within the proyi1ce Of
Inc pnhI,c Exnepditures Commiitna lie
referred tho matter IN his committee
lor elaboration ami renort
Chairman smith said tho nathan 10.
tho removal of Sol peck KooIounoko
road oyerseer seemed like n peitv light
i'm tho district
pneIe stated that bo bImselr Ind In
yestipo,ed tho matter peck had used
como of Tho County rood mon an nrI-
waite work of his own. int had maid
them out Of his own norIct poll
probably did not know that one Cullen
had lost his civil rights. When Paele
learned Of 'Cullen's being made luna.
he had recommended his discharge.
Paele, called upon to speak. RECON-
mended that the petition be laid ON the
table He put this In the form Of n mo-
lion, which was unanimously carried
a communication from william Al.
ansoh Bryan was heal, In lHltI as fol.
lows:
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