The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-27
WANTS No
NEW BOSS
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passes. l m pau. You are taking away
the authority of the Road Department
committee and putting it in the hands
of one man. That is very sweeping
resolution. -
Chairman Smith said quietly that Mr..
Lucas evidently did not quite under
stand the meaning of the resolution.
1t was not intended to arrogate any au-
thority now held by the committee
IF L am to have charge of de-
partment committee | will have charge
of it or not at ALL Lucas retorted.
"I'm going to be cock of the walk
or nothing.
q don t want to have any man tell
me what L shall do or what l shall not
do
Mr.. Smith said that action would be
deferred for d week to give Mr. Lucas
time to study the resolution over.
NAoNE SUCCEEDS KEKAUoHA.
An important item of business was
the appointment of Mr.. L. X. Naone
las Deputy Sheriff for Koolauloa, vice
Kekauoka, dismissed on impeachment
proceedings brought and maintained by
the Board Mr.. Naone has been jailer
in that section. A petition bearing
ninety names of residents was received
from Koolauloa to have Mr.. Naone ap-
pointed
Supervisor Archer raised a smile
when he objected to Naone s commits
that if it was, Naone would get the sal
airy for the whole month of June. AL
though assurance was given Mr.. Archer
that such would not be the case, yet he
persisted in his position, and the com
mission will therefore be signed as of
July !!
ESTATE WANTS CUTTERS.
A letter was read from the Hawaiian
Trust Co, agent for the Ghas. Brewer
Estate, Ltd, with reference to pro-
posed guttering of the Waikiki side of
Fort street from and above the Boston
Building and along the makai side of
Hotel to Bishop street, asphalt to be
used Their letter, which was referred
to County Engineer Gere, was as fol
lows:
Honolulu. June &c, 1906
Oahu County Supervisors.
Gentlemen: In behalf of the Chas.
Brewer Estate, Ltd, for whom we act
as agent. which estate owns all of that
property beginning with and including
the Boston building on Fort, running
to the corner OF Fort and Hotel streets,
and from Fort along Hotel street to
and including the Arlington building,
we beg to call your attention to the
following matter.
Owing to the lack of any drainage
system by which the roof water can be
carried away, and owing to the fact
that we cannot use the sewers for roof
water the rainfall coming from the
roofs of all of this property, which in
cludes the Arlington building, Benson,
Smith & Co., Thrum. Honolulu Photo
Supply Co., Manufacturers Shoe Co.,
J. j. Williams, Whitney & Marsh H.
for years has been carried out into the
cutters. The grade of the cutters and
the condition of the streets is the
means of a good deal of water stand
ing in the street at the time of and
after heavy rains, which is certainly
not sanitary. In order to have this
water promptly carried off and keep
the cutters in a dry, clean and sani-
tary condition, the Brewer Estate
makes the following proposition:
To share equally with the County of
Oahu the expense of grading and put
ting in good, solid and durable
asphalt gutter the work and material
to be furnished by the County, and to
be started and completed at an early
date.
We consider this a benefit to the city
and county, as well as the property of
the Brewer Estate. as it involves put
ting the cutters in a good condition,
and not any of the property used by
the tenants of the Brewer Estate.
HAWAIIAN TRUST CO, LTD,
For Chas. Brewer Estate, Ltd.
J. r. GAIT,
Treasurer.
sTREAKED LAWN WITH LIME.