Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-08
Supervisors Clash;
Pass RetOrt Direct

got there through the agency of Lopez
and a gin bottle.
Here Lopez could stand 10 more.
and was on his feet, Indignation oo2ing
out at every pore. Watson pushed
him. and Lopez sat down abruptly
Let me talk" the poundmaster re-
quested
He went into the further details
that his grandson had told him that
haolc came out from Honolulu TO fix
the roller.
Dcnials were not lacking.
Lopez stated that the roller did not
90 In the ditch Gere stated that the
haole referred to had gone ont to put
tubes into the boiler. where old ones
were worn out, and Lopez corroborat.
cd this. Here was middle. The
matter will be looked into together
with the rest of the matters TO he in.
vestigated In connection with the road
district on Tuesday of next week.
Question Of Civil Rights.
David Watson, us poundmaster for
| the Koolau section. wanted Maikai
| Aloiaiu and William Fry appointed to
take ,Ip cstrays on government roads.
| This was about to be done when a
question was raised by Mr.. Dwight as
TO whether Fry had had his civil rights
restored The matter was referred to
! the proper committee for inyestiga.
| ton.
A letter from Superintendent Bah.
| bit of the Department of Public In
struction was received calling alter
ton to an enclosed letter from Miss
Felker. principal of Kaahumanu schooi
who notified the authorities that the
japanese were going ahead with the
! construction of japanese tenement
lcompound opposite the school and she
thought this called for action by some
one Deputy Attorney Milyerton sta
ted that legal proceedings had already
been instituted To test the Boards or
dinancc on this subject.
Gin and Gunpowdcr.
Supervisor Harvey had story to
lrelate. lie had been informed that
the road men working In the Kalih
quarry dallied with powder while they
were drinking bottled spirits. The
matter was referred for committee in.
vestigation.
Supervisor Dwight said he had mott.
fed the gas people that If they did not
put the roads in proper shape after
they had laid pipe That the county
would do the work and send them q
bill.
No Oil in Fifth.
,, Mr.. Fern wanted to know what the
road committee was doing with the oil
for streets for which thousand dol
; lars had been appropriated. He hadn't
seen any of the stun spread on any OF
the Fifth District streets or roads, and
: part of the oil was intended for upper
Liliha street and for the hill leading
to the military post. The chairman
assured Mr. Fern that the oil woult
be spread ON the streets in due time.
Mr.. Archer asked the Board to keel
in mind the propriety of completing
the road between Pearl City and tn,
Peninsula. The Oahu railroad has
long ago agreed to turn over 22-foo
; strip to the county when the county
macadamizcd the thoroughfare. Mr.
: Archer said that road making In hi
district would be well along by the en-,
of the month so that the workers coul,
pay attention to the Peninsula road
materials and dunn If along the ron,
yyberayer needed Tho Roard soia IN.
work wouId ba dome
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reasurers nepor'. s A.,
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, ceipts as $12i ,05443, which includes
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