The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-11-27
Kimura Acquitted.
MUSCULAR PAINS.

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MUSCULAR PAINS.
Hundreds of testimonials could be
furnished showing the great pain re.
iieving power of Chamberlain Pain
Balm in cases of muscular rheumatism,
lameness or soreness of the muscles
from any cause. 1t is for sale at all
dealers. Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd,
agents for Hawaii.
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new board 49,, 900 to swing on, in ad-
dition to their regular amounts from
the Territory.
Some of the Supervisors thought this
was, going to be too much to leave
could be used to good advantage after
January /. 1t was resolved to- leave
the big nest egg.
The December estimates totaled $43,-
$50, of which the road department gets
$4,000, Chairman Hustace remarking
that the road committee could prob
ably make that go farther than it had
the $4,000 this month. u
Townsend's Back Pay.
WA piouBhb up bht lldlbtG VI pay
ing Townsend for work done as inter
prefer in the District Court since Sep
TENDER 10, communications from the
County Attorney and his deputy and
from Judge Andrade showing that
Townsend had been, engaged then by
the County Attorney on the Sheriff s
elimination that he would try and
pay half the salary ont of the police
money. There was nothing to show
where Townsend was to get the other
half not intimated about, nor any
thing before the board to show that
he had been appointed to do anything.
No one from the County Attorney s
Office was at the meeting, this fact
bringing several caustic remarks from
Hustace to the effect that he did not
see why the County Attorney could not
attend to his duties the same as other
officials
eff he doesn It attend the meetings
to answer questions about his own de-
partment, I'm not going to waste time
over it, he said. ftThere were two
or three things I wanted to ask about.
/ supposed that Milverton would be
here, anyhow"
huSudce was angry.
Harvey thought the matter ought to
go over anyhow. The board had no
authority, in his opinion, to vote
money TO anyone not regularly APP
pointed, and the County Attorney had
not notified anyone about appointing
Townsend nor asked for authority to
appoint him.
The matter went over, accordingly.
The Catch Basins.
Road Supervisor Cummins reported
that he and Supervisor Archer had
paid visits to about thirty of the com
plained-Of catch-basins in Makiki.
Some of them they had punched the
bottom out of experimentally. Con-
corning the basin at the corner of Pi-
ikoi and Beretania avenue, of which
there has been so much complaint,
Cummins stated that the basin was as
dry as a bone, but that the sewer was
overripe. He supposed someone had
shifted the sewer and blamed it on the
catch-basin.
Group Photograph.
Harvey reported that he had the
PORTRAITS of all the board members hut
Kealoha to go into the group photo to
be hung in the board room. Kealoha
was delaying the game.
The representative from Koolauloa
said that he had photograph he
would send in. 1t WASH u as big as
the others, but it would do.
Hustace asked him if he had the
negative. Kealoha Indignantly denied
having any such thing and resented
the suspicion.
Fire Chief Thurston reported that
his department had attended six
alarms of fire during October, at which
$l645 worth of property had been de-
stroyed, all uninsured.
November Accounts Passed.
Fire department. $ls35.5O; electric
lights, $40O.50; police and fire alarm,
$62,50; county clerk, $40; fixed sal,
aries, $3.50; County Attorney, $40;
keepers of parks, 800; poundmaster,
$780,; Auditor 1925; Kapiolani Park,
1880; road department, 5000; gar
bage department. $l32.50; County At
torney, $54.25; election expense, $3.50;
kaiulani tract, $45; police department,
s3296.35; County Engineer, $2l2,5O;
County Treasurer, 1925; Hawaiian
band, 1878; coroner IS fees, $12.
The board adjourned to meet on De-
eember % Cox giving notice that he
wanted all departments to have all ae-
counts ready to pass on December Is.