The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-06
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ever III TINS matter.
He had seen Mr.. Sargent when he |
was in Washington, and had asked for
and been promised his help, provided |
of course that mere was no infringe
nient OF the law contemplated or at
tempted. He then reported to the |
board the sending of his cablegram to /
Sargent. and the receipt of the reply
saying that leave had been granted
Stackable to go.
THAT is fine said Commissioner
Craig, after the cablegrams had been
read.
THE question now" said Acting
Governor Atkinson. sis as to what is
the next action to be taken. We want
to get at this thing Immediately"
Craig moved that formal tender of
the appointment be made to Stackable.
but 1t was the understanding of the
commissioners that this had already
been done, and that in asking leave
of absence to go Stackable had in eff
feet accepted the place.
Mr. Stackable will probably hear by
| the Alameda's mail that he has had
leave granted to him. said the Act
| ing Governor.
HAS everything been arranged for
his acceptance" asked Garden.
He was told that everything had
! been.
| And will he accept asked Garden,
again
I'VE think he will" said Cooke,
| "He will" said Atkinson. He has
| told me that he would
| ah thnt
so. CsOSOSOSOS OSOSOSOSOsO.C
In this connection a communication
was read from County Attorney Dou-
| thitt, stating that he has found the
| title of Gustav Kunst deceased, and
/ of his heirs to the said property, to be
| good and sufficient, and recommend
| ing the contamination of the transact
ton between the heirs of Gustav
Kunst and the County of Oahu.
The following resolution was unan'-
mously passed:
Whereas, 1t appears to the satisfac-
ton of this board that the leasehold
title of the late Gustav Kunst in and
to lots. 121, 1872, 1913, 124, 1875 and 126. con-
tanned in leases 65, 66, 81. II, ~. 10 and
"a from the Kapiolani Park Associa-
ton to w. H. Cornwell and James
Wight, respectively bearing date jan
uary /, 1890, and conveyed by mesne
conveyances to said Gustav Kunst, de-
ceased. Is good and sufficient;
Therefore, Be 1t Resolved, That the
warrant for the sum of $4,000 now on
deposit in and held in escrow by the
Bank of Hawaii, be turned over and
delivered by the Bank of Hawaii, Ltd.
to Henry E. Cooper, Esq. as attorney
in fact for the heirs and legatees of
the said Gustav Kunst, deceased, in
full payment of the purchase price of
said leases above-named, upon delivery
to the County of Oahu of an assign
ment of the aforesaid leases. executed
in due form by the proper parties, in
pursuance of previous resolution Of
this board"
ALARMS OF FIRE.
Fire Chief Thurston reported four
alarms of fire responded to during the
, month of March. Property loss is es-
timated at $2430 and liability of in
surance companies as adjusted is $1175
ROAD MATTERS.
} Superintendent Sam johnson asked
that s1475 be appropriated for the regu-
lar and labor pay rolls of the Gar
bage and Excavator Department, for
) April Expense for materials and sup
plies will amount to $500 more.
Road Supervisor Johnson submitted
statement of the most important
work completed during March and a
: list of the most important work under
construction at the present time. An
: appropriation of $17,5O0 was asked to
be allowed for the carrying on of the
; work of the Road Department for the
month of April.
WANTS HIS PHONE BACK.
Deputy Sheriff George Kekauoha OF
Koolauloa wrote requesting that the
telephone taken from his house and
removed to the Hauula courthouse, be
reinstalled. Referred to the commit
tee on Police.
LEAGUE WANTS US.
Acting Governor Atkinson forward
! ed a letter received from the League
. of American Municipalities of Des
t Moines, Ia, inviting this city to be-
come a member of such league.
LAY THE DUST !
petition was read from taxpayers
, and property owners occupying resi-
dence and business property on Emma
Alakea. Beretania and Union streets
t requesting the board to Immediately
9 take action in the matter of abatine
the dust nuisance on the above named
streets. 1t was recommended in the
2 petition that the streets mentioned be
/ oiled as watering had proved to be
l ineffective. Referred to Committee or
S Roads. Bridges and Parks for atten-
ton.
THE GUN LICENSE ORDINANCE
= Lucas gun license ordinance passed
; second reading by title.
e The ordinance will be referred to the
county attorney for amendment. The
I ordinance as 1t now stands calls fol
Y license to be taken out by gun own.
q ers. The county, It has been pointed
out can not issue license, the same
practically being a tax.
4 The amendment of the ordinance will
. probably call for a permit being IT,
= sued before gun can be owned oil
e carried, fine attending violation OF
e the ordinance.
4 AN ELECTION SHADOW.
II was moved and carried that
: committee consisting OF Adams and
, Mn..a u,oIt ON Actina Gnvarnnr Al.