The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-06

three grandchildren and had been at
home on this account. Dwight declar-
ed that all Kailimai had to do in such
cases was to notify him and he would
allow him time off, even to the extent
of several days. In the matter OF the
sale of soda water in the park Harvey
thought the testimony was in favor OF
Kailimai
Hustace thought it strange that the
Supervisors would not take the word
of brother member before they would
listen to outsiders in a matter of this
kind. Dwight had done the right thing
and was within his powers when he
suspended. Kailimai for not attending
to his duties. There had been all
kinds of complaints against the park
keeper for allowing certain soda-water
carts and peddlers in the grounds ana
excluding others. 1t was a shame that
the time of the Supervisors should be
taken up, said Hustace, with such
trivial matters. but since the matter
was up it should be sifted
When the motion to support Dwights
action was lost Dwight said he would
resign and have nothing do to with
the committee work. Hustace refused
to accept the resignation at that time
remarking that the case needed further
Investigation He stated that there
should be no politics in such matters
The Board was sitting to do justice
and not settle political scraps.
Harvey said he was full of politics,
if anybody wanted to talk it.
Archer limited that there was some
thing at the bottom of it all. Fern said
that the last Board had permitted peo-
pie in the band stand and had allow
ed Kailimai to make small charge for
seats. The chair remarked that the
actions of the FORMER board did not
govern the doings of the present
Board
The report of the police for May
showed 375 arrests and 2S5 convictions.
There had been 1O7 gambling offenses,
100 DRINKS, 30 assaults, Is larcenies,
2 violations of the liquor law and "a
other offenses. The police court had
taken in $1,94O.5O, STA in excess of
the corresponding period of last year.
Fire Chief Thurston reported two
responses to fire alarms, little loss and
little risk.
Jared G. Smith wrote the Board ask
ing the repair of the road from the
head of Pensacola street past the office
of the U. S. Agricultural Experiment
Station. The letter was referred to
the road committee. The School street
Improvement Club wrote to call at
tention to the bad state of portions of
School street. A petition for the re-
pair of Tantalus drive was also re-
ceived.
The following bills were approved
and ordered paid:
Koolaupoko road district Especially
81, 800. Sc; Waimanalo road district,
500 so; Koolaupoko road district $500;
Waianae road district $249. 10; Waia-
nae road district Especially, $3.50; Ka-
piolani park, $273; County auditor $40
Hawaiian band SIS; County attorney,
$17.25; Electric light department,
$64752; Police and fire alarm system,
$145.7S; Eva road district $50 90;
County Clerk $157 SIS; County engineer
$84 70; Koolauloa road district, S49S. S5
Koolauloa road ristrict Especially $3.50;
Waialua road district $4S ga; County
treasurer $10.75; Waialua road dis
trict Especial $1O79O; Fire Department
$59964; Police Department $50 so;
Road Department $4,000 SO; Garbage
Department $52S So; Coroner's fees,
$4S.
Adjournment was taken to June 10.