Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-13
Dove OF PEACE
FIRMLY BOOSTED
All Serene 'TWiXt His
Honor And The
Board

ENluenlIy lne uONe OF peace mas
concluded to take up his permanent
residence in the Council Chamber
Even last night, when the Deputy
County Attorney rendered an opin-
ion to the effect that the Board OF
Supervisors, and not the Mayor, had
the right to name the poundmasters,
there was no discussion.
Logan moved that the old pound-
masters be reappointed. His Honor
put the question. and the vote was
unanimous. The following were
named: VIM. Karratti, Makiki
pound; Alex. Young, Kapiolani Park;
Fred. Beckley, Kalihi: David Loloihi.
Nuuanu: David Watson, Heeia; w.
X. Apuakehau, Laie; Jos. Kahaoka-
moku, Waialua: NJ X. Coelho, Ka-
moo CWaialua); l.. X. Ellsworth, Pu-
pukea; Fred. Meyers, Waianae; J. T..
Kahoa. Pearl City.
When the special committee, APP
pointed to investigate and report in
In regard to bonds for road overseers
made It's report. there was no discus
sion.
Wilson's bond was placed at $5.-
600 and those of the heads of the
outside districts at $1,000 each. Will
son. Paele, and Kakea had their
bonds ready. They were presented
and approved.
The Committee on Public Expend-
lures presented salary demands to-
falling si2S750. Supplies demands
totalling $i67.6O were also presented
by the same committee.
Chairman Quinn of the Road Com
mittee presented demands totalllng
S4O5 for work in that department.
Supply demands for the road de-
partment totalling $I42G.5l were pre-
sented. There was some doubt as to
just what action should be taken, ow-
Ing to the fact that the demands were
certified to by Cummins.
Milverton said that the law did
not specify that the demands should
be certified to by the heads OF de-
partments, but simply by someone
having n knowledge of the facts In
the case.
Mcclellan voted mo" on the reso-
ton to allow the demands. When
he arose to explain his vote, Quinn
objected, saying that the Supervisor
nf IN al Int
Ian was given permission to explain.
lie simply said that his negative was
due TO the presence OF Cummins' sig
nature on the demands.
Demands totalling $221 for the dis
position of garbage were allowed.
The salary demands of the Police
Department, totalling $3352.35 were
also allowed.
The Committee on Fire Department
and Electric Lights presented de-
mands totalling $2263.l5.
Logan introduced a resolution call
ing upon the County Attorney to as
certain whether or not there is an
ordinance to prohibit people throw
ing waste paper on the streets, and
instructing him to prepare such an
ordinance should there be none.
Mayor Fern suggested that boxes
should be provided at intervals along
the streets so that persons could dis
pose of old letters and other scraps
of paper without depositing them in
the cutters.
Logan made verbal suggestion
that the County Attorney incorpor-
ate such provision In his ordinance.
Petitions, signed by taxpayers. call
ing for the installation OF electric
lights in different parts of the city,
were laid on the table temporarily,
the Committee on Electric Lights re-
porting that 1t would be impossible
TO grant the requests at this time.
The meeting adjourned until 1880
o'clock next Tuesday evening.