Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-17
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For Signatures TO
Beach Park Transfer
SUPERVISORS DO BIG BUSINESS

VI Ouhu SOuhNs IoI Nht EuID vi fNWUU
payable to II. E. Cooper as attorney.
intact for Adolph Julius Baetcke, sole
heir and legatee Of Gustave Kunst, de.
ceased, on account of the purchase of
the Kunst property in Kapiolani Park,
said warrant TO be held in escrow by
the Bank OF Hawaii and not DO be paid
to said Henry +. Cooper until the exc.
cution and arrival and delivery OF the
assignment of the lease. said assign.
menJ to be executed by Adolph Julius
Baetcke in his representative and in.
dividual capacity.
II was further resolved that said war
rant shall not be paid to said Henry
T.. Cooper until the agreement dated
January s. between Henry Z. Cooper
and II. +. Lewis for the purchase of
said leasehold interest, shall have been
cancelled and annulled and further that
the agreement dated January s, be.
tween II. +. Lewis and Geo. p. Thlelen
for the purchase OF said leasehold in.
terest shall have been Cancelled and
annulled.
II was also resolved that said war.
rant shall not be paid to said Henry L.
Cooper, until the Supervisors OF the
County of Oahu shall have been salts.
: fed that the title in and to said lease.
/ hold interest herein referred to is free
and clear of all membranes and de.
! fects.
Plumbing Regulations.
| The plumbing regulation ordinance
; passed second reading by title.
Adams said the plumbers whom he
had seen objected to. the ordinance.
But that's nothing yet" said Adams.
Moore said the President of the Board
, Of Health felt that the provisions OF
the ordinance would conflict with
present Board of Health regulations
The President was considering this
matter. All this would come up on
third reading.
Auto Ordinance Passed.
The automobile ordinance came M
for third reading. Gerrit Wilder wa,
present and stated that the auto clul
had not yet been formed. so could no
sppear with suggestions.
: Lucas thought they were slower
/ than the second coming Of the Cos
pels." He moved the third passage b,
, deferred. that the autoists be givei
! time. Wilder suggested that the ordi
: nance be not deferred. Certain ament
ments to the ordinance as original.
. presented had been submitted; II fur
, Their amendments were desired at an,
time a delegation OF autoists coul,
walt on the Board to that end. Tn
J ordinance was passed.
} ely Storm Sewers.
Moore had something to say abou
the sewers. He understood that storr
sewers had been turned over to tn
, County. This would be an expense
e He did not remember that this tram
I Ter had ever come before the Boart
They had been turned over to tn
2 County without a word.
Don't you know the Territory
! poor?" asked Lucas.
mo, | don't. They get half the mo-
ey." said Moore; that's all we get"
Moore was delegated to investigat
the matter, as chairman of the Santa
ton Committee.
Fire Chiefs Advice.
A communication from Fire Chic
= Thurston was read and referred to tn
Fire Department Committee. Refer
inns w NNui vi ihNNoNiht
ton and study, the Chief said IL hav
=, seen nothing TO lower my former goo
!, opinion OF this department, | woul
: recommend for its Improvement: X,
: building station, Maunakea and Paul
hi street, for Engine Co. No. 1, now q
!. central, $4,000. Commissioning c
, Hook and Ladder Truck No. 1, eQull
I ment and one years maintenance SO
a 100. This truck would be located 9
!. central. Extension OF alarm system
a 80 more boxes, $4,000. Purchase {
o 1900 feet hose. 5000.
d The Chief considers the above re-
i concentrations as immediate necess
n ties.
n II circumstances will permit OF
d further increase in the efficiency I
il the department, the Chief recommend
r. the establishment OF one or more tw