Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-28

me next meeting.
The following salary bills were ord
cred paid:
Fixed salaries, $3.50.
County Clerk, $50.
County Auditor, Sl2O.
County Attorney, s70j.
County Engineer. 1926.
Keepers OF parks, 5000.
County Treasurer. 1920.
PoundmastCr, $50.
Kapiolani Park, s357.75.
Garbage department, s2i0
Firc Department, S36G9.Si.
Road Department, $i931i0
Hawaiian band. $lj50
Electric Light Department. $500.
Police and fire alarm system, 800.
Koolaupoko road ristrict, $2l2.50.
Koolaupoko road district CspeciaU
S2i9.25.
! Police Department, S7359.50.
| Waialua road district. SSlS.75.
Eva road district. SlOlSl5.
Waialua road district, s2G9.5j.
! KoolauiOa road district No. /, $ji.15.
| The first matter OF business to come
up was in connection with the salary of
Road Ovcrsccr All Sing of Koolauloa
No |. No appropriation was made for
this district for the month of Deem
Der but when the heavy rains came on
the County Engineer authorized All
Sing to go ahead and promised him So
per day. AS the services of All Sing
had never been formally dispensed with
by written notice 1t was decided that
he was entitled 10 his full salary of $50
for the month.
When the police bill was presented
attention was called to the fact that
IL was $3.50 less than for the previous
month and the chairman made SER
ious effort TO find some fault In 1t. He
was able 10 find that five men had left
the department and IL was explained
that they had resigned. so the bill was
passed though Moore voted in the neg.
alive rs he stated that he did mot
think that salaries should be cut at tn,
eleventh hour The police committed
has had three months In which to dc
this and has refused to make any re-
port"
The report of Road Supervisor San
johnson was read and ordered place,
on file. This was published exclusive
~ In the Bulletin last night. II Shove,
the great amount of work which ha
been done on the roads under the out
going administration.
A report from County Engineer Ger
In answer to the letter and question
from Andrew Wright Crawford. vic
president of the American Civic Fed
Grafton was read. II showed that 1
the past eighteen months over $50, 90
had been spent on the Honolulu par
system and that the improvement
Clubs of the city were growing rapid
in number and influence.
Supervisor Archer suggested that III
County Engineer should be sent to loo
over the Nuuanu dam. He stated tn;
there and there was no dam yet. II
thought that on account of the dang,
In which the city was placed 1t won
be only proper for the county to loo
into the matter and see that the wol
was done in proper manner Supc
visor Lucas replied that 1t was fooli,
to think Of trying to interfere wi
the Territory and that II Engineer &c
went up 10 the dam he would probab
haze a shoe put behind him and |
structions given him as to the ROT
home.
1t was decided that the regular cou
ty employees should be paid off for 4
present month on Saturday, instead
Monday, to enable them to get rear
for the New Years celebration. Arch
brought up an important point whit
was finally settled by resolution |
troduced by Moore. Archer wanted
know II the officers appointed by t
present board. who will hold Office I
January 7, would receive full mont
, pay for only seven days. Moore's res
. luton was to the effect that the Gle
should notify all the appointive Office
that so TAR as the present Board
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