Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-04
nm FOREIGN PORTS
Monday. January 4.

S. s. Mexican for Seattle.
SAN FRANCISCO-Arriv Jan. 4:
s. s. Enterprise, from Hilo.
NEWCASTLE-Ar Jan. 2:
S. S. Hermlston, hence Dec. 3.
SYDNEY-Arrived Jan. 2:
s. S. Moana. hence Dee. ~.
vICTORlA--Sailed Jan. 2.
$. $. Makura, for Honolulu.
SEATTLE-Saile Jan. 3:
s. S. Pleiades, for Honolulu.
KAANAPALI-S Sailed Jan. 2:
s. s. Columbian. for Salina Cruz.
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ahead without the rules.
Mcclellan said the matter Of rule'
could be taken up tomorrow.
Want Temporary Chairman.
Quinn and Kane said that Fern waa
temporarily unable to put the motion
and therefor temporary chairman
should be appointed. according TO the
law.
Mcclellan again inslsted that tllls Is
special meeting.
Quinn called for the vote on Logan
for temporary chairman. Fern called
him to order. Mcclellan called for the
Sherin's bond. Kane stated that h.
ceconded Quinn's motion.
Quinn stated that the members re-.
fused to take any action ON any other
matter until the rules were adopted.
Logan reviewed the days proceed.
ings and stated that the Board, us q
Legislative body, had the right to do
anything II pleased.
81 have refused this notion" said
Fern.
Quinn then put the motion TO put
Logan In as temporary chairman. lie
was elected. Mayor Logan. pro tom.
then put the motion to adopt the rules.
and they were adopted by ayes to
70.
Fern then called for the Sheriff
bond. Aylett said he was Super
! visor.
Aylett then put the motion, which
was passed by the old board. Fern
| called the motion out of order Logan
appealed, but Fern would not enter
tain the appeal.
Kane demanded that the ruling of
the Chair be oycrriddcn. Logan said
that he would proceed under the rules
rs adopted, and stated that when the
Mayor refused To put motion. re
spectfully demanded that Fern put the
motion.
81 decline" said Fern.
Three times Logan asked that the
motion be put. Fern declining each
time. Kane appointed Logan as chair
man pro TEN but he refused. lie stat.
cd that the Board would vote on the
Mayors ruling. Hhe Mayors decision
refusing to put the motion was over
ruled.
Cox said that the County Attorney
was still holding over In Office.
| Aylett moved again to adopt his mo
ton three times. Fern declining.
Fern called again for the bonds. Ay
lett insisted that the roll on his mo
ton be called. Kalauokalanl read the
resolution.
ut Is an attempt to legislate other
than by ordinance" said Fern.
Quinn said that the only thing wa
to adopt the resolution, and Logan
asked for tho roll call. The motion
passed, of course, 6 10 I.
Mcclellan moved to take up the
bonds of the county officials.
Il also igsiSt on those bonds" said
Fern.
ut Is moved and seconded that we
take up the motter of the bonds of
elective officers" said Fern. This car.
lied unanimously.
"Mr. Mayor" began Kane, evident.
! ly having something weighty to say,
but he was hushcd down hy his col,
leagues, being evidently premature.
The bonds of Sheriff Jarrett, County
Attorney Cathcart, Auditor Bicknell,
Treasurer Trent Clerk Kalauokalani,
Deputy Sheriff Rose, Deputy Sheriff
John Fernandez OF Eva, Deputy Shor
In II. l.. Gilllland of Waianae, Deputy
Sheriff Oscar Cox of Waialua, Deputy
Sheriff l.. X. NaOne of Kooauloa and
Deputy Sheriff Frank Pahia of Koo.
iaupoko We're all approved, as well as
their oaths Of Office
Kane moved To appoint standing
committees. and wanted to read list
Of such.
wait minute" said Fern, I'VE
have not gotten through with this bus.
mess yet"
Committees Appointed.
The final details of the bonds and
oaths matter were now attended 10.
Kane again moved to adopt the fol.
lowing committees:
!
y Ways and Means - Logan, \
= chairman; AHA Cox. =
y Roads, Bridges and Parks \
y Quinn, chairman; Kane. Aylett. =
= Fire and Electric Lights De. .
= partments - Kane, chairman; =
\ AHA, Aylett. =
~ POlice-COX chairman, Oninn A