The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-10

to the board, not letter like that. /
| don t think the board ought to consider
it for a minute
Notwithstanding Kane's protest,
however, the letter was referred to the
Committee on Police and Prison.
Burial by Contract.
Hereafter all the INDECENT dead of the
City and County of Honolulu are to be
buried by contract, in accordance with
the recommendation of the Committee
on Sanitation and Health, as follows:
Your Committee on Sanitation and
Health hereby recommend the Board
of Supervisors to instruct the City and
County Clerk to advertise for bids for
the burial of INDECENT dead from the
date. of contract to the end of the
term of the present Mayor and Super
visors, bids to state the full charge for
each burial according TO specifications
to be furnished by the City and Coun-
| ty Clerk. -
Andrade May Stay.
The nearest approach to hostiities,
which, however, ended in an agreement,
arose over the question of whether
Judge Andrade should be elected from
the room he now occupies IN the City
Hall as an office or be allowed to- re-
main. The judge may stay, if he
wants to, although some of the Super
visors expressed the belief that he
ought to make his office in the room
provided for him at the police station.
1t is all because the Road and Gar
bage Department has been wandering
around looking for home, having been
ordered by Superintendent Marston
Campbell to get out of the Territorial
Capitol building.
Supervisor Quinn has been determin-
ed that the department should be ac-
corded quarters in the City and Coun
ty. building, even if some of the other
occupants of offices there should have
to change about bit. Logan and
Aylett expressed the opinion that
Judge Andrade ought to be required to
get out of the room he is occupying.
He has no particular business there,
anyway, they eontended, there being
an Office for him adjoining the police
court. Quinn would not hear to this
for moment. Judge Andrade, he said,
had been greatly offended at the mere
suggestion that he move, and he would
not have the judge offended. Logan
moved that the judge be notified that
his quarters were needed and that he
be requested to go over to his own
proper Office. Kane, who had at first
favored this plan, had experienced
change of heart and when the matter
came to vote, raised nis voice against
ousting the judge.
Oriun foaIlxy that .iudp1 An
drade be given the room now occupled
by the Plumbing Inspector, the Plump
ing Inspector take the store room, the
Road Department be given the quar-
| tiers now occupied by the Auditor, and
| the Auditor shift over to Andrade
present office This motion, after some
further discussion, prevailed.
To Widen Hotel Street.
Marston Campbell, in a eommunica
| ton, notified the Board that the Ter
ritory has acquired the necessary LAND
| from Mary Brown and C. Bolte foI
| the widening of Hotel street from Ala
| kea TO Richards. and asked the Board
! to move back its curbing and fences
| to the new line. The mater was re
ferred to the proper committee.
June Arrests.
! Sheriff Jarrett's report of arrests and
| convictions for the month of june
| showed 232 arrests and 20S convictions
with fines and costs collected amount
| ing to $1613.95. Of those convicted OF
various offenses, 81 were Hawanans
Sc Chinese, so japanese, Is Portuguese
and 50 others.
Bills for The payment of laborers anc
for material and supplies were APPROX
| ed by the Board to the amount OF
| $32s3.