Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-02-26
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Archer kicked. He said he did not
understand why Eva did not get more
Dwight wanted $4,000 for Honolulu.
liustace said It was no go. but sll 900
might be possible. Dwight said Koo-
lauloa was getting $780, which was
more than II was entitled to. Hustace
explained that the large amount was
necessary In March, but that district
would get less in the future. County
Engineer Gere explained that II was
desired to push the work on the Pupu-
kea homestead road.
Dwight said that the Territory sold
the lots with the understanding that
part of the proceeds were to pay for
roads to them. After that the Terri
tory tried to put the BODYBUILDING up
to the County. which did not get any
thing out of the sale.
Hustace explained that the added
amount given Koolau was due to the
, ravages of the storm.
Archer kicked again. Eva was not
getting all that was coming to her lie
wanted more money.
I'VE cant do it," said the chair.
Il don't see why" cried Archer.
Every cent that Is spent In Eva is ma
CadamiZed." Then he went on to ex-
plain how Eva was being done. He
vas quite excited.
Hustace tried to persuade Archer to
be economical. AS II was there would
not be a cent of reserve at the end of
| March
Archer still demurred. He said It
was shame to treat Eva that way
Dwight came to the rescue. He also
thought that Koolauloa was getting too
much.
NGerc explained that the work could
not be done properly for less than 5000.
Dwight said that $4,000 had already
been spent on KOolau roads. and still
none had been macadamized.
Gere said that roads had to be made
before they could be macadamized. He
suggested that Dwight take trip
around the island to see these roads.
Dwight wanted to cut Koolauloa to
800 and to give Eva the remaining
$500. motion to make the cut car
ried
Archer moved to give Waialua only
$3.50.
Harvey made II 500.
Fern suggested $500.
Archer moved to give Eva Sl250
from the general and $500 from the
special fund. He was informed that
this was the amount of the estimate
as amended. The estimates were then
passed as amended on motion by Fern.
The following bills were ordered
paid:
Fixed salaries, $3.50: County Clerk,
1870; Attorney, $685. Treasurer, $l25:
Auditor, $l25; Poundmaster $50:
County Engineer $275 keepers of
parks, 5000: Kapiolani Park, 1881; Po-
lice department, $4,000; Police and Fire
Alarm system, $l5750; Electric Light
department, 1891 .25; Eva road district,
Sl25; Koolauloa road. $403.75; Waialua
road, $63S.50; Road department, 1880;
Garbage department, 5000; Wire de-
partment, s3398; Hawaiian band, sl25O;
koolaupoko road, $255.65.
" X X 4; x ~ X u Il u T. e. 4 Il 4 n \
though | am confident this win be a
; very valuable asset OF the planta.
tons, just as soon as circumstances
} viii permit Its being made.
, Before closing this report should
Just like to add that at no time I'm
, the history of this plantation have
seen this property in such good shape
: or better encouragement ahead than
at the present time (present sugar
prices excepted).
! The following officers were elect.
ed II, r. Baldwin, president; Da
= vid Kawananakoa, vice president; J
: y. Cooke, treasurer; -. Il. Paxton
: secretary; ID. b. Murdoch, auditor
7 Board of directors: II. p. Baldwin
Z H. A, Thursion, David Kawananakoa
r S, Lesser, j, II, Soper, Manager, A
:, j, Mcleod.