The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-08-14
SUPERVISORS
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MAUI August iO.-The Maui Board
NJ Supervisors held It's monthly meet
ing In It's Waikiki Offices beginning
Tuesday morning and continuing until
this morning when 1t adjourned a, 1880
o'clock A. M. II held evening sessions
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday,
A large amount OF business was
transacted In addition to the regular
monthly routine works.
The supervisors passed an appropria-
tion OF $4,000 for general improve
ments throughout the county for the
coming six months. This sum IL divid-
ed up among the districts as follows
Wailuku. si0,so0; I,ahaina. $4,000. Maka.
wac. S1l.S00: Hama $4,000. and Molokal
$4,000.
DR.. F. A. st. Sure was appointed
sanitary inspector OF Molokai. He Is
the government physician for the lee
ward side OF the island outside the set
tlement and receives a salary OF s75
per month from the Board OF Health.
As there Is very little practice OF a
lucrative nature there, this salary
alone is inadequate, so the county SUI
pervlsors decided to allow him $50 per
month additional as sanitary inspector
That physician Is most necessary on
Molokai was shown during the out
break of typhoid fever at Haiawa not
long ago.
The Honolulu Iron Works received
two awards, for a rock crusher for
s2555 and for steam roller for s3575
The Won Hamm-Young Company Of
Honolulu is to provide an engine for
the crusher for 1885,
The contract for a cement sidewalk
in Waikiki from Kimura's corner to
the railroad depot was awarded to I.
b. Lyons.
There was an item of $3.50 passed for
county election expenses.
A committee from the Waikiki fire
department consisting of Hon.. w. ].
Coelho and 7. b. Lyons solicited an
appropriation from the supervisors for
the support and equipment of Wailuku
fire engine company. The board took
the matter into consideration inasmuch
as 1t was In doubt whether the fire de-
partment was under the care and con-
troll OF the county or of the Territory.
The business methods OF the Maui
supervisors are worthy of imitation.
They transact all county business with
dispatch. If there's much to do. they
labor day and night until 1t is accom-
plished. They do not shrink even from
early rising. as may be Judged from
their adjournment hour (7:30 o'clock
this morning. 1t is to be hoped that
their reelection to office is sure.
BIG SUGAR CROP.
Last Saturday at II o'clock a. M, the
great Puunene mill ceased grinding the
1906 crop OF the Fl. C. & s. Co. and the
number of tons was
$4,000 With Its large harvest the re-
cent rise In sugar, and the advance in
the market value of It's stock the "Ha-
waiian Commercial" is certainly most
w. J. Lowrie once
10000 ton crop from Pun
meme and the prophecy bids fair of full
filment within n year or two. Onl
Thursday before last the Kihel crop
was finished with record OF about 5000
tons.
LITERARY EVENING
Friday evening of last week. the
August meeting OF the MakawaO Liter
airy Society took place at the Hama
kuapoko residence of Mrs. ]. ]. Hair. |
The attendance was large and the fol-
owing program gave much pleasure:
Piano Solo-Mrs. Dora Won Tempsky !,
Piano Duet-Mrs III. A. Baldwin and
Miss Dagne Bisgaard
Vocal Solo-Mrs. Dora Won Tempsky.
Male Quartet-Rev. Mr.. Bazata. d
:. Lindsay, s. r. and e. S. Dowdle.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. ]. p. Foster.
Trio-Mesdames Hair. H. A. Baldwin
Ind Nicoll.
Vocal Solo-Everett r. Dowdle.
A Comedy-"The Burglar
The characters In this most amusing
play were most cleverly portrayed by
Miss Burgner, Eva and Ethel Smith,
irene Crook and Ethel Taylor. As a
humorous finale large dog was dis
covered to be the burglar" and the
'ause OF the terrible furry among the
aides OF a quiet household.
PORTUGUESE CLUB FORMED.
Saturday evening the 4th, the Portu-
,uese citizens of the 10th precinct
now the 13th) organized political
hub at the Hamakuapoko. native
hurch. The politics OF the club is
Republican and the organization is to
'e known as the Portuguese Repub-
lean Club of the 10th Precinct. The
Ulcers elected We're as follows:
Enos Vincent, president; Joe AM
rose LIST vice president; Joe Feitera,
nd vice president; John Andrade, sec
etary; NJ. II. Costa. assistant sccre- I
airy; John Medeiros, treasurer; NJ. G..
Anjo, Joe Freitera and Joe p. Freitas,
Judges of election; and Antoine Feitera,
danuel Nunes, M. F. Jardine. Manuel
Almeida and Antoine Lopes. executive
Ommittee.
The meeting recommended to the
egular 10th Precinct Republican Club.
,nos Vincent Joe F. SouZa and Joe
ambrose as delegates to the district
nd county convention, and John Me {
eros as delegate to the territorial con-
ention. Fifty-one members We're en-
oiled during the evening.
GREAT TENNIS DAY.
The tennis tournament tomorrow at
uunene promises to be a great event.
rinted invitations accompanied by :
asses on the trains have been sent !,
Il over the Island during the week. |,
he ~invitations read as follows: 1.-THE ),