The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-08


passed by now and Logan was gettin
warm about the collar. For the las
three minutes, Aylett had stood on tn
floor with his hands behind his bac
saying nary word. When Logan 90
up and commenced to talk AvIett toll
him to shut up and sit down and the
wanted him ruled out Of order again
because he (Aylett) had the floor.
| Kane, who had been 'agin the gov
ernment' all night and for some reaso,
/ or other had started the trouble will
/ slight remark, moved that the bill
go over and the supervisors hold an
/ other caucus over it Thursday night
All this because the blank line ha(
not been filed in.
Logan, usually peaceful and mild
suddenly branched out and began t.
tell Aylett what he thought about it
. have been sitting up nights over
that BILL, " said Logan. ~ spent al
Thanksgiving Day on it and YOU PEG
pie can hold all the caueuses over il
you WANT won be there. I'm get
, ting tired of working my head off over
a bin and have lot of d OBJ
structionists hold it up
"Splut, bizz, rhmmump,', went Av.
lett.
Logan subsidized, Aylett didn It.
Finally the matter came to the
question and AHA, Aylett and Ka.
ne voted to pass it over to Thursday
and the other three (McClellan was
ABSENT, voted against it, Kane losing
his motion.
The clerk commenced to read off the
items and got four -kokuaed passed by
the board when Aylett got another in
spiration and again took the floor,
which was now getting warm. The item
before the board was the county attor-
ney's payroll and Aylett offered reso-
luton to amend it. His point was well
taken but as a resolution was already
before the board it was out of order to
offer another one. Logan again tried
to explain but Aylett told him to shut
up.
"I want to explain myself, I have
done it BEFORE said Aylett.
The total in the bill was $3.50 az
month and the total of Aylett' s items,
when added, equaled the same amount.
1t was noticed that there was no item
that. VIII Crawford might take unto
himself, the county attorney, first dep
uty, stenographer and others being pro-
vided for, with the only salary boost
going to the stenographer.
Again the board, with the exception
of Kane, started in to plead with Ay-
lett. They told him many instructive
things but he didn It mind them. This
time he was on the floor exactly six
teen minutes and finally subsidized when
Milverton assured him that he still
had a chance to introduce his resolu-
ton without doing it now. The time
was absolutely wasted.
The bill was then gone over item by
Item and the necessary changes made
and the sums totaled The bill was
approved by vote and Quinn then made
the motion to pass it for print. Aylett
and Kane again kicked over the traces
and regular circus resulted. Those
two, in company with AHA, made
charge at the three who were attempt
ing to get the work done before the
board ended. After much pressing for
a reason, they explained.
They said that they wanted two SAM
tary inspectors and as the board was
agreed upon this Quinn made a motion
to reconsider the bill and have them
provided for. Again AHA and Aylett |
oucked the motion although it had been |
made in accordance with their wish. |
The motion to send the bill to print |
had previously been lost and the mo-
ion to reconsider was carried in spite |
II the curious antics of Aylett and |
AHA, Kane finally seeing light.
The two inspectors were provided |
sor, the bill again went to the oues- |
ion to print and was carried. The |
'lrcus ended there and the Supervisors
vent home.
Several people get substantial boosts
md good additions were made to the
DAD appropriation. City and County
MUSICIAN MackaM got boost of $50 |
n recognition of his efficient services
ma his assistant in the dispensary was
.lIoWed $I5 month over what he gets
rom the board of health for his SER
ices as janitor.
Three members of the band get
aise of $40 a month each and their
eader, hapellmeister Berger appeared
d person to plead for them. The cap !
am put up good line of talk for his
,oys and won out for them although
Aane showed symptoms of throwing
mother fit over it. Il
The donations for the next half wear
mount to 1855 month. The promo
ION committee gets $3.50 a month. the
4eahl Home 1925 and Kapiolani Park
cts 500 The appropriation for JAM
oFs provides for two extra janitors and
wo Jallers at the county iaiI get $40
aises apiece.
The appropriation for the mainte-
anee of the roads in the Honolulu dis
riet was increased from $4,000 to |
$4,000. That for the KoolauIoa road
lstrlet was increased from $500 to i
1000; $4,000 will be paid out of the |
peeial road tax fund for the mainte-
ance roads.
On motion of Aylett the city attor-
ey s stenographer S salary is raised
rom syn to 500 and the poundkeeper |
cts $40 added to his salary of $50 a
lonth.