Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-27
SUPERVISORS HOLD
PEACEFUL MEETING
Last Meetings Minutes
Adopted Against
Protest

The meeting of the Board Of Super
visors last night started out in fairly
exciting manner, Harvey creating an
impression by questioning the minutes
bf the previous meeting and calling Tor
their correction. He failed in his effort
and the excitement fizzled out, the rest
of the meeting being as quiet and
peaceful as those of the Liquor COM
mission ought to have been.
| Harvey protested against the adop-
| ton of the minutes. He said that in
one case there had been more noes
than ayes and still it had been de-
clared an AYE" vote. The vote was
taken over again and carried as before,
only Harvey and Fern voting no"
Harvey objected to the portion which
cut off the expenditure of the money
tor the road in Koolaupoko on High
Sheriff Henry's land The vote stood
to 3 and Hustace decided the vote in
favor of adopting the minutes.
Archer reported that the Auditor had
promised to give the county 100000 a
month for the next six months. There
was balance of $6612 from the gen.
eral fund Hustace took occasion to
say a few words on the necessity OF
economy
Petitions from Sachs Dry Goods Co.
and Captain Tullett asking that Fort
street and Kalakaua avenue, respec-
lively, be oiled. Hustace said that the
county could not afford to oil streets
Just because they caused some incon-
Tenience. However, the matters were
referred to the Roads Committee.
w. W. Hall referred to petition
from Waikahalulu residents, asking
for a road to be built between Kuakini
and School street, which had been
filed some time ago. He asked what
was the status Of the matter. Referred
to the Roads Committee.
The swill wagon ordinance passed
aecond reading.
Dwight thought that benches should
be placed at Aala Park for the conven-
fence of people who attended the band
concerts. The Road Committee was
authorized to buy fifty benches.
Archer showed that a balance I'M
expended of $661221 was on hand,
while from the Territory the sum of
S35, 200 was due, making total for
The general fund for June of SAL ,612.21.
The balance due on road taxes was:
Honolulu, $13,4S2. 40; Eva and Waia-
nae, $927S.90; Waialua, $2G4766; Koo-
lauloa, $956.93, and Koolaupoko,
S252.7O. The julie estimate amounted
TO $32,0S5, leaving a balance ON July
of $29,537.21.
Hustace explained that this balance
would have to be spread out over the
next nine months
The estimates for July, as passed,
reached total of 7,435. An extra
$3.50 was allowed for the sanitary ar
rangements at the Beach park. The
road estimates were as follows:
Honolulu district, $11,O0O Eva dis
trict, $1,000; Waianae district $4O0;
Waiaua district, $1400; Koolauloa dis
trict, 5000, and Koolaupoko district,
$3.50.
The following bills were approved
Fixed salaries, $167O.
County Clerk, $305.32.
County Attorney, $500.
County Treasurer, SIPS.
Peundmaster, $50.
Keeper of parks, 5000.
Electric light department, $671.
Police and fire alarms, $155.
Kapiolani Park, $41375.
Road district, Eva, special, $3.50. 20.
Police department, $5S45.S5.
Hawaiian band, $3.50.
Fire department, 1892.
Road department, $1525.
Garbage department, $210.
County Auditor, SIPS.
Waialua road district, $797.
County Enpinear S0GQ