The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-06-20

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Meat Inspector-Dr. w. T. Monsarrat
Sanitary Inspectors-J. Vivichaves
and Jos. R. Durao.
Sanitary Inspector and Morgue At
tendant-Louis K. Kane
NOT CONFIRMED.
Milk Inspector-M N Sanders, de-
feated; Jos. A. Silva, action deferred.
Fish Inspector-A. K. Williams, de-
feated; Jos. Kauai. defeated.
Mayor Ferns appointee for the milk
inspectorship, NJ. n. Sanders, was not
confirmed by the Board of Supervisors
last evening, the vote standing five to
two. The Mayor thereupon appointed
Jos. Silva, but action was deferred
thereon to give the Supervisors an op-
portunity TO size up the candidate.
Presumably some effort will be made to
ascertain why Mr.. Myhre, the
incumbent, cannot be appointed. Mr.
Mcclellan seconded the appointment OF
Mr.. Sanders, as the Mayor Is spokesman
on the board, and he and Quinn were
the only ones to sustain the Mayor
1t was stated after the meeting that
Mr.. Mcclellan voted favorably to San.
ders because he had objected to what
he termed "intimdation tactics' on
behalf of other candidates.
DR.. Bruce McV. Mackall was voted in
as city physician without dissenting
vote, and the same vote was given
DIR. Monsarrat as meat inspector. When
the name of A. X. Williams was propos.
ed for fish inspector there was absolute
ly no information before the board as
TO who he might be, and several mem.
bers voted no because of this fact, and
the same universal ignorance of the
man was found when the name of Jos
Kauai was substituted. 1t is under
stood, however, that if the Mayor re
nominates Williams, that he will receive
the board IS endorsement. After the
meeting the Supervisors met Williams
and found he was a kamaaina whom al
knew accept by name. The following
list of janitors of public schools was
also confirmed unanimously:
Joe Neves, Pohukaina; Geo. Auwae
Kaahumanu; Kimokeo, Mckinley High
ID. Kauahipaulo, Kaiulani; Manuel d,
Costa, Central Primary; Waiwaiole, Ka
uluwela; All Yung, Central Grammar
Tai Heong, Central Grammar; Manue
Furtado, Kalihiwaena; Jos. Costa, Ka
iulani; Hannah Williams, Maemae
Mani Souza Nascimento, Royal.
Supervisor Cox discovered some Chi
nese names on the list and wanted tC
know if they were citizens. The Mayo
replied that he has ascertained from
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Babbitt that they were. The explana
tion was satisfactory to the board.
The Mayor called attention to tht
deplorable condition of the Waterfront
parks along Queen street, "beaut,
spots" which the former Board of Su
pervisors installed at some expense in
tended to give a better impression t.
tourists than a wide dusty street. H,
informed the board that these place
should be kept in order and nominate,
Charles Fern as waterfront parkkeeper
The candidate was passed.
Mayor Hands In Veto
The Mayor vetoed the Bureau of Sup
plies ordinance on the ground that i
was unnecessary and that the presen
system in vogue in all the department.
was satisfactory. The contract system
obviates the necessity of such meas
ure to large extent. The matter wa
not commented upon by the Supervisor
who have five days in which to conside
the veto.
Quinn Without Whiskers.
When Attorney Clem Quinn was an
nounced as. present to ask for bette
road into PalOlo valley, he was. barrel,
recognizable as the hirsute adornmenti
with which he has concealed his coun
tenance for sometime had disappeared
and he presented himself clean -shaven
much to everyone's astonishment. Mr.
Quinn made an earnest plea for repair
to~the Palolo road over which larg
number of residents who are now prov
ing up on their government lands, hav
to pass. Residents have to pass throug
private land at one place.
The request precipitated long state
ment from Supervisor Jim Quinn, VIII
ayerred that many petitions were bein
filed about deplorable roads, " but jus
now the county was in deplorable con
dition, too. He felt that nothing cou
be done until August. He said Kin
street had to be completed and man
other down town streets, after whic
some of the outside streets could b
looked after.
The Mayor stated that first of a
roads which were difficult of passag
for people to get to their homes shoul
be repaired
Mcclellan Given %.
Supervisor Mcclellan gave write
notice that he would be absent froi
the Islands from July to about Sci
tember 10, and asked for leave of al
senee He said that should he absor
any ideas in regard TO municipal metl
ods while away he would gladly she
them all ON the board on his return.
Tenement House Ordinance.
Deputy County Attorney Milverto
presented a redraft of the tenemer
ordinance offered to the board by A
torney Weaver on behalf of the Kaahl
manu- Club of Makiki, designed to pr
vent the indiscriminate erection
tenement houses in the residence Sc
tions. The only amendment made b
him was TO make the ordinance appli
able to the whole City and Count
Of Honolulu, and not to the "Distri
of Honolulu
The park site at Wahiawa will |