Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-03

Sherih Brown was read:
Honolulu, Sept rs, 1906.
is. c. Dwight. Chairman Police Com.
mittee. Board of Supervisors.
4 Dear Sir: - The name of Peter
Baron appears on the September.
1906. police pay roll for SIS. This
amount represents three months sal
AIRY at SIS.
He was commissioned July I. 1906,
as o special officer to do police work
in tho vicinity of the boat houses. ma
rine railway and japanese fishermen
| Headquarters.
He is on duty IN this vicinity every
day and does good service.
| His name was omitted by mistake
from both the July and August pay
rolls. ! beg to remain,
Very respectfully.
tSignedD A. NJ. BROWN,
| Sheriff. County OF Oahu.
Archer with his characteristic eau.
ton wanted to have the bill specify
that II was for July, August and Sep.
TENDER. Otherwise. he said. suspi.-
clously. the foxy Baron might bring
In bill for SIS for next month alone.
The bin then passed.
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ported through Moore. recommending
that County Engineer Gehr's request
for an assistant at $3.50 per month be
granted. The report was adopted on
motion Of Lucas.
The same committee reported In fa-
vor of the appointment OF election
clerks to be appointed from ths two
political parties by the committee.
Homo Rule Was Left
Paele said that the Home Rule party
had not been included. lie wanted to
know "Pchca?"
| Lucas wanted to leave the whole
business to the County Clerk.
Smith wanted to have hand in
bossing the job. lie thought the Su.
pcrvisors should pass on the names.
Moore said the committee could re.
ceive names from all the parties and
use Its own judgment.
Lucas moved that the County Clerk
be empowered to receive the names
and appoint the clerks. This suited
Pacie. lie seconded the motion, say
Ing that the Home Rule party should
be recognized.
Moore said this was satisfactory to
him. but Smith was anxious lest the
parties might not like II, as Kalauo.
kalani was not non-partlsan, but q
Republican. This might influence his
chance for reelection.
"They couldn't beat him II they
tried to with a club" said Lucas.
The motion then passed, the report
being adopted with the amendment
embodied In Lucas motion. that the
IClcrk. instead of the committee, re.
coivc the names. II was further de.
cidcd that these clerks should be paid
$40 for the job"
Blow Hot and Cold
The special committee on police pay
rolls reported on the Piianaia Item,
which was held up. passing the item
with a mastery exhibition of blowing
hot and cold at the same time, as fol.
llows:
Honolulu. r. H.. October 2, 1906.
Geo. W. Smith, Esq. Chairman. Board
| OF Supervisors.
Dear Sir, Your committee. to
whom was referred the special police
ray rolls, Nos. 4244. 426G and 4267 Tor
yestigation, respectfully submits the
following report:
We have made an Investigation OF
the amounts paid out on the alleged
pay rolls and find that the evidence
shows that the parties named therein.
to whom these amounts were paid. did
actually perform the duties of special
police officers.
In this connection we also desire to
say that from all the facts presented
to your committee. we are OF the opin.
ion that part Of this sum OF money
could have been saved the County II
the proper authorities were more Wig
liant In the discharge OF their Official
duties and at the same time would
not impair the efficiency of the police
department.
In conclusion we desire to express
our appreciation for the valuable as
sistance given by Sheriff A. M. Brown
during the course of our investiga.
lions.
Respectfully submitted.
(Sgd.) DWIGHT,
(Sgd) cox,
Committee.
Road Work Report
The report was adopted and Il was
regularly moved and carried to pay
The amounts involved.
ID. Kalanokalani. ESQ, Clerk County
OF Oahu.
Sir:-I herewith respectfully beg TO
submit statement of the most Inn
portant work completed during the
month of September, and list OF the
most important work under construc-
ton at the present time, and the es-
timated expense for pay rolls and
bills for materials and supplies. to
carry on the same during the month
Of October, 1905.
Work Completed During Month of Sep
tember, 1906.
Construction, new bridge, Vineyard
street.
Filling and coral dressing, Kawaia.
hao street. COO feet.
! Draining and macadamizlng, Kapu-
kaki Hill road, 1860 feet.
Macadamizing Kalakaua avenue, 500
feet.
Grading, coral subgrading and mac.