Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-29
W0RDY WAR WHEN
SUPERVISORS MEET
Hustace and Archer Clash over Cues.
ton Of Charity-Cofer
Wars on Rats.


aloquence that he moved himself to |
tears and Mr.. Hustace to liyid pas
sion.
1t was during the reading of COM
when one came up from
Miss G.. Libbie McAbee, asking that
she be given an opportunity to have
Il talk with the Board in regard to
financial help for the Salvation Ar
mys industrial home for women and
children. Ilustace said, after the
letter was read, that Judge Dole had
spoken to him about the matter, and
that he had told the Judge that he
did not see how he could advocate
the Board rendering aid for the in
Gtitution.
Are you pau, Mr.. lIustace?" de-
manded Archer, with badly suppress
ed excitement.
Yes" said Mr.. Hustacc.
Then Mr.. Archer asked, after m
impassioncd introduction, II Mr..
Hustace was the whole Board, and
said that he should have conferred
with the Board on the matter.
At the end of short tilt with the
Chair. in which Mr.. Hustace said the
matter was before the Board, Mr..
Archer broke into Hawaiian, but
was asked by Mr.. Hustace to stick
to English.
Mr.. Archer made the argument
that money is being expended for
parks and music, and roads and
bridges, and nothing can be spared
for future citizens of Hawaii, some
of whom may become good citizens,
ana even Supervisors. Hustace put
his argument on the ground of in
sufficient finances. Dwight and Har-
vey tried to pour oil on the troubled
waters, but failed. Hustace also
failed to switch the line of argument
off onto fire-alarm boxes, and finally
Archer moved that a committee be
appointed to meet Miss McAbee and
talk the matter over.
Hustace ruled the motion out of
order and referred the matter to the
| Ways and Means Committee.
Those present at the meeting
were: Chairman Hustace, Superyi-
sors Dwight, Fern, Harvey, Cox, Ar
cher. Kealoha; assistant County At
torney Milverton; Clerks Kalauoko
lani, Aea, Buffandeau; w. l.. Frazee,
Colonel Sam Johnson, County Engi-
neer Gere, Fire Chief Thurston, c. S,
Holloway, and representatives of the
press.
The minutes of the last meeting
having been read and approved, the
following bills were ordered paid:
Waialua road district, $500; Ko'
olauloa road district, $3.50; Com
missions collecting road tax, EVA
S210.26; commissions collecting
road tax, Waianae, $23.52; commits
sions collecting road tax, Waialua
$50; Waianae road district, $3.50;
County Clerk, $40; County Attor'
ney, $500; Kapiolani Park, $165i
fire. department, $1S32.50; road de-
partment, $3.50; garbage department
sos; police department, s3262.5Oi
electric light department, s360.75i
police and fire alarm system, $g5i
County Treasurer, $125; fixed salar
les. $500; poundmaster, $50; Coun
ty Auditor, $125; keepers of parks
500; Hawaiian band, $685.; Count!
Engineer, $2l2.50; keepers of parks
$25.23; County Attorney, So; Koo
laupoko road district, road tax, ST.,
1925; corOner's fees, $50.
Owing to the fact that old bill
have been coming in from the Parl
Commission, which the SUPERVISOR
do not understand, the park appro
prlation for this month was cut out
The following communication
were read:
Honolulu, Hawaii, Apr. 2S, 1903.
To the Honorable Beard of Supervi
sors, County of Oahu, Honolulu
conference.-the undersigned, tn,
lltHIy NultIHOUSe trust company
Limited, hereby respectfully petitions
your honorable body to take immedi
ate measures to grade and macadam
lie Bishop street extension from Kini
to Merchant, and in the event O
your deciding to do this, the under
signed hereby agrees to bear the ex
pense of curbing said thoroughfarc
We urge promptness in this matter
believing that 1t will aid the Dele
gate at Washington In getting
speedy appropriation for the build
ing itself.
Hoping for favorable action II
this matter, we beg to remain,
Very truly yours,
HENRY WATERHOUSE TRUST
COMPANY, LTD.
A. n, CAMPBELL,
Treasurer.
II was moved and carried that tho
County curb the street with the un,
Outstanding that 1t be reimbursed by