The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-09

Present were Chairman AuhInS,
Supervisors Moore. Lucas. Cox, Arch
er. Paele County Engineer Gere, W.
l.. Frazee, Auditor Bicknell, Road
Overseer Nawakoa. l.. Parish, Capt.
Sam johnson, County Attorney Dou-
thitt. Detective Lake, Capt Robert
Parker. Joe Cohen, George Markham
Kapelmeister Berger. Clerks Kalauo-
kalani, Buffandeau, Stenographer Aea
APPROPRIATIONS.
The following appropriations We're
made:
County office rent, 800.
County Treasurer, $3.50.
Koolaupoko road district. $686.
Koolaupoko road district (speciaD'
$26.5s.
Garbage Department, $6S2.F9.
Koolauloa road district. No. l, $lI.5O
Eva road district, $2342
Valance road district, 1882
Road Department. s3S3SS5.
Honolulu Road Department, Sl40S.S4.
Eva road district, sS3S615.
Waianae road district. SAT
Kapiolani Park, $635.73.
County Clerk, $19S.
Fire Department, $S71.06.
County Attorney, $163.e5.
County Auditor. $1S5.25.
Aala Park bandstand. $3.50
Street line expense, $5.75.
Kailua bridge. $11S.55.
Keepers of parks. $2l.5O
County Clerk, $40.
| Garbage Department, $391.7S
Koolaupoko road district, S67763.
Honolulu Road Department, $357336.
Hawaiian Band 5000.
Pupukea homestead road, S41424.
Lucas announced that Aala band
stand tenders would be opened on Sat-
'urday at noon.
GOVERNMENT DILATORINESS.
| Lucas said that it was no good doing
. more work on the Waialae road until
| n S-inch pipe has been put in by the
The government, he said,
{elayed the operations Of the Road
Department by dilatoriness in doing
is share of road repairs.
POLICE INCREASED.
The question of the suggested in
crease in the police force came up for
discussion. 1t was generally admitted
hat the six officers asked for by Sher-
n Brown were needed to properly pa
> rol the town.
Lucas wanted to know where the
money was coming from. He didn't
want it to come out of road money.
Moore said that the matter was just
IS important as road repairs and
3trongly favored the granting of the
heriff's request.
A motion that six extra officers be
dded to the Honolulu force was pass
d.
1t was also decided to give one more
tficer to the Waimanalo and Eva dis
riots.
The Mendonza claim for damage
one during a police raid on his prem
ses was tabled.
PETERS AND PATROL WAGON.
A communication from Attorney
eneral Peters was read. 1t was to
he effect that his department would
o longer pay half the expense of the
naintenance of the patrol wagon and
orses on account of complaints of
ivoritism.
Lucas said that there was a con-
piracy in the Attorney Generals Of
ce to do up the county at every turn.
&c declared that the attitude of the
Impairment made him sick.
1t was moved and carried that the
bunty take over the patrol wagon and
at Sheriff Brown be advised to see
lat Federal and Territorial prisoners
ansportation be henceforward de-
: aged by the respective authorities.
KEKAUOHA'S PILIKIA.
Sheriff Brown forwarded charges
deferred against Deputy Sheriff
gorge Kekauoha of Koolauloa, by
ade Warren Thayer.
rhayer stated that he was thoroughly
nvinced of Kekauoha's thorough dis
d. pnesty and rascality, that he was ut
rly incompetent and that he should
removed from Office.
1t was decided to refer the letter of
hayer back to the writer. in order
lat he may obtain the signature of
Voters of the Koolauloa district ask
y for KekauohT s removal for mall
asance. thick procedure is provid-
for by the County Act.
The treasurer's report for January
is read and ordered filed. 1t appears
fun elsewhere.
FUTILE ORDINANCES.
County Attorney Douthitt said that
account of the illegality OF the inn
sonment clause in county ordinances
d the difiiculty of collecting fines, a.
puld be waste OF time and money
pass more ordinances with fine or
prisonment clauses In them.
ROAD WORK.
Road Supervisor Johnson submitted
statement OF the most important
rk completed during January and