The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-08-19


! 1875. He was captain commissary of
Hotel street widening between Alakea
and Richards streets was completed. I'm
lprovements were made on Richards,
Beretania, Oahu, Kalihi Camp road, Pa
lolo belt road, Punchbowl, Kalakaua
avenue, Vineyard, Iwilei, Moanalua,
Wilder avenue, etc, a great deal of
patching of streets being accomplished
throughout the city.
Mcclellan Wants Time.
Supervisor Mcclellan asked for fur
ther time for the consideration of the
proposition of city hospital. That
the city needs such an institution has
been time and again emphasized by
| City Physician Mackall, but it seems
that the conservation of funds to other
affairs mt present prevents action look
ing to the realization of n city hos
pital, 1t has been suggested that pri.
vate charity might assist such a hos
pital, just as the Atherton interests
practically supported the Palama Hos
pital during its running.
Mayor Gets Vacation.
Mayor Fern asked for and was grant
ed vacation from August 26 to Sep
tember 2, during which period he will
enjoy honeymoon in Kona.
City Milk Inspected.
Veterinarian Norgaard notified the
! board that he had completed inspection
of all dairy herds in the city, but had
many hundreds of cattle to examine
and report on in the country districts
of this island, having received numer
ous applications. The Oahu Railway
& Land Co. is preparing application for
the examination of many COWS belong
ing to that corporation.
Reports Adopted.
The board adopted reports as follows:
Roads and bridges committee stated
that an investigation had been made of
charges from Heeia to the effect that
road employment could not be had un-
less applicants were Democrats, the
committee finding that Road Supervisor
Paele had not been guilty of compell-
| ing Democracy in this manner, but that
laborers had been informed by some of
| the subcommittee of the Democratic
club that they would have to sign the
roll in order to get work.
The same committee was unable to
| find anything wrong in the charge of
1925 an hour for the use of cesspool
excavator in Kalihi, complained against
by David Kanuha.
Same committee reports Jack Lane in
good condition. in spite of petition of
J. S. Kalakiela, though it is recon-
mended that it be widened later, the
Haalelea estate and the Bishop estate
having each given fifteen feet which
will make the lane thirty feet wide.
When funds are available there will
he installed fire box at Second and
South streets as per recommendation of
the electric and fire committee which
also recommends installation of lights
on Holokahana lane.
Fish Sign Before Board.
Mayor Fern recommended that the
Hawaiian Fisheries Company be per.
mitted to stretch a canvas sign across
Kekaulike street. The police committee
will look into the matter. Quinn re-
marked that Honolulu was getting too
many signs.
The board will consider the widening
of Nuuanu Avenue at Niolopa, as some
time ago proposed by the Bishop estate.
The matter has been hanging fire.
Manchurian Lloyd
Auditor Bicknell, by communication,
notified the board that he had appoint
ed j. w. Lloyd as deputy, vice r. IL.
Worrall, resigned. Quinn wanted to
know if the appOintee was HManchu'
rian Lloyd" referring to Lloyd's trip
with Atkinson for Russian immigrants.
Saved One Cent.
, A Koolaupoko road district report
r for July showed a balance of one cent.
The appropriation was $4,000 and the
amount expended was $l999.99. If two
$ cents more had been spent there would
4 have had to be special appropriation
to make up the penny deficiency.
Eva district, for July, had balance
of over $40.
Norgaard Asks for Cash.
/ Veterinarian Norgaard reported that
if the work of testing dairy herds, in
, outer districts, was to be carried out
further money would be needed, the
board of agriculture and forestry need
ing for this purpose $3.50 month for
. an indefinite period To discontinue
the work now would mean loss of all
q the work gone before, and leave dis
content on the part of the public and
4 would be an injustice against conscien
tious dairymen
= Sheriff Jarrett reported for July $50
+. arrests and 2s2 convictions, fines, etc.
: amounting to $2413,5o.
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t RAILROAD MAN DIES