The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-07

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Present We're Chairman Adams, Su
pervisors Moore Lucas, Cox, Paele
Archer. George Nawakoa, A. E. Muir
phy Clerks Kalauokalani and Buffan.
deau, Stenograpier Aea, w. l.
Frazee, County Attorney Douthitt, W
w. Harris and representatives of the
Press.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
APPROPRIATIONS.
The following appropriations were
made:
County office rent. s10e.
Garbage department, $523.65.
Eva road district. $2174-T5.
Waianae road district. S60159.
Kapioiani Park, s634.o5
Eva road district, s7S7.15.
Waianae road district. s14.
Road department, $3722.S4.
RIpukea homestead road, $528.S5
County Treasurer, 81.
Keepers of parks, s24.S0
County Clerk, S296.30.
Fire department, $9e6.47.
County Auditor, $3.50.
Hawaiian Band, s159.62.
County Attorney, 1925.
NVaialua road district, $6l9.45.
County Engineer, S14S.13
Koolaupoko road district. $163 66.
!, Police department, s1020.42.
Koolauloa road district, No. 2, $191.1o.
! Garbage department, S451-lI.
\ Road department SS7T9.27.
KooIauloa road district, No. 2, $321.26.
Electric light department, $99S.37.
Police and fire alarm system, S47.S0.
Koolauloa road district, No. L, $155.45.
Total. s23. .551.14
AFTER THE TAXES.
Archer reported progress in his good
work of getting heads of departments
10 see that their employees paid their
personal taxes. He suggested that it
would be a graceful act and at the
saIns- time look well if all the Super
visors would pay their own personal
taxes.
Adams murmured heartfelt assent.
THE POLICE RECORD.
The report of police operations for
the past month was read and placed
on file.
The arrests numbered 4o4, convic-
tions 265, discharges 139. Fines i'm
poScu lOldico FlcJo.Op anu ScStS P-oo'VV'
Bail amounting to s245 was forfeited
Fines and costs paid aggregated
$754.70
Sixty-nine arrests were for drunken |
ness. 1S8 for gambling and one for sell |
ing spirituous liquor without a Ii |
cense.
FINANCIAL REPORTS.
The County Treasurers' report for /
February was read and placed on file. /
as was the auditors report for the
same month.
COUNTY NOT FLUSH.
It transpired that if the county paid
AL it owed to date. the balance in hand
sT6Nafd not amount to over $4,000.
Chairman Adams remarked that they
were3 sailing mighty close TO the wind.
NO CREMATORY MONEY.
A communication was read from the
Board of Health to the effect that the
motion had been moved and
.arried at a meeting of the board:
THAT no public grounds for the
dumping and disposition of garbage be
allowed in Honolulu and that the
Board of Supervisors of the County
garbage crematory."
hat the Board of Health be notified
hat the county has no money to ap-
oropriate for the maintenance of | !
,rematory, was unanimously passed ,
MINOR MATTERS {
Superintendent of Public Works Hol-
oway called the attention of the board 1
% the fact that the inventories of
property turned over by the Territory
o the County Supervisors and former c
Y under the control of the various
district road boards of this island, 1
lave not as yet been receipted and re-
urned to him. 7
The matter will be given immediate y
Ittention. t
Wong Leong complained that the a
Cad men had broken up a road in his o
reInises at Kalihi without his permis- II
lonseand requested that the road be II
ut in its original condition. Referred c
} ROAD Committee Q
A Communication from Frank 8
odgsAs superintendent of the Bishop s.
tat q relative to fencing a portion
tXhe property and the repairing of II
sgdain roads. was referred to the Road Z
Tsmittee B
The Honolulu Iron Works informed II
le board that the three Kelly-Spring-