The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-21
SUPERVISORS HOLD
BUSINESS SESSION
AFTER CONSIDERING THE KE-
KUOHA CASE THEY SAT AS
SUPERVISORS.

KUOHA CASE THEY SAT AS
SUPERVISORS.
The Board of impeachment met last
evening to consider the Kekauoha case.
An executive session was held and af-
ter long session the board took up its
labors as a Board of Supervisors. The
decision in the Kekauoha case will be
announced tonight.
The board agreed to dispense with
the reading of the minutes owing to
the lateness Of the hour.
The following appropriations were
made
Keepers Of parks Sal So.
Hawaiian band SIS.
Koolauloa road district, no. ?, SIS.
Supervisors, $15.
Garbage Department $3.50 o..
Road Department $1457.99
Police Department $500
1t was stated that the expenses of
the Kekuaoha impeachment trial
amounted to $627.2S.
The following report was submitted:
Honolulu, 7. H. June 20, 1906.
Geo. w. Smith ESQ Chairman, Board
Of Supervisors. County of Oahu.
Dear Sir Your Committee on Roads
Bridges and Parks, beg to report 1st,
that detailed monthly reports be made
to County Engineer on blanks furnish
ed by the Board
End, that estimates must be furnish
ed to County Engineer for ensuing
month of proposed work.
3rd that monthly time-books should
be turned in to the County Clerk for
checking payrolls.
We would ask that the Road Over
seers or Lunas shall keep their time
books as they have ample time to at
tend to same and it is an unnecessary
expense having time-keepers.
We would ask that all materials pur-
chased by various districts, statements
of said purchases be sent to the Coun-
ty Clerk and that duplicate bills of
same be rendered at the end of each
month, on blanks furnished by County
We would recommend all material
and supplies be purchased by written
order in order books furnished by
County, and duplicates Of said orders
be sent to County Clerk.
Respectfully submitted,
J. LUCAS,
II. T. MOORE.
Committee
After the reading of the report con-
siderable time was spent in it's dis
cussion The idea of the report is to
systematic the road work of the
! County. The report was adopted with
the exception that time keepers be all
lowed in the districts of Eva and Ho-
nolulu
! The Board received Il letter from T..
! Give Davies Secretary Of the Leahi
Home in which for a nominal sum more
patients would be kept. He asked if
the Board might make am appropria-
! ton for that purpose.
I The Board referred the letter to the
committee on sanitation and health for
report.
| The following letter was received
from c. w. Booth to which the Board
instructed the clerk to reply that the
conditions could not be accepted
Honolulu. June 7th 1906.
| d. Kalauokalani Jr., Clerk County Of
/ Oahu T. H.
Dear Sir: As per verbal agreement,
| offer to the Territory of Hawaii a
! title in fee to such portions of my
! lands as are needed and now staked
out for the loop road in Pauoa valley,
! said road to be macadamized and to
be forty feet in width, and on condi-
| ton that the two reversed curves on
the Waikiki side of said proposed road,
as shown by surveyors map, be
Strengthened to a gentle curve, l also
offer all my right, title and interest
in and to such portion of what is known
as the Pacific Heights road as may be
necessary for the completion of the said
| loop road i'm Pauoa valley. 1t being I'M
derstood that the government waive all
assessments for beterments etc, and
that the same be constructed within a
| reasonable time from date. This is
on condition that / reserve the right to
! lay any water pipes or mains through,
on or across said road and also the
right to construct or grant permission
for construction of a street Railroad,
which right will be waived however to
the Rapid Transit Co.. i'm the event Of
their extending their line over the above
proposed road. This however must be
undertaken by them before the right
is taken up by other parties, in which
case their right will cease.
The intention being that the Rapid
| Transit Co., shall have the first oppor-
tunity for the extending of their sys-
tenn, failing to do which | have the
+ right to grant the privilege to those
who will undertake the same
Very truly yours
c. w. BOOTH.
Fire Chief Thurston reported six
alarms of fire during May Loss by
fire amounted to 50, $3.50. Property at
risk was insured for $4,000.
Supervisor Lucas moved that the
County Attorney be instructed to make