Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-27
.KA|MUKI GETS
A TURN.DOWN

There's nothing dong uhul we
have the money in sight Is about
the gist of the solitary crunIb Of com
fort tossed the residents Of Kaimuki
by the City and County fathers.
A list of petitions and resolutions
have been pouring into the Mayors
office each beahing generous sigma
lures of residents along several
streets said to be In sore need of at
tention from the municipal road
gangs.
Kaimuki Is declared by jewellers OF
less favored sections of the city rs
having already received the lions
share of attention at the hands of
the old board. One delegate from
Manoa valley stated right out In a
meeting held last night, that Kali
muki had received $4,000 in street
improvement alone by the board that
went out with the close of the year.
mo wonder. when two-thirds of its
members resided there" snapped an
other disappointed Mandates.
Last night the city fathers turned
down action upon five distinct petit
tons or resolutions.
The axe swung upon the following
projects:
Repairs to Ninth Avenue. Kaimuki,
mauka of Waialae road
Repairs to the street In vicinity of
Eighth Avenue.
Opening of Fifth Avenue from Wal
alae Road to Isabella Avenue.
Repairs to Koko Head Avenue from
Pahoa Avenue to Waalae Road
Repairs to Eleventh Avenue from
Moanalua Avenue towards Diamond
Head.
Chairman Dwight and member Ar
mold of the road committee present.
ed an unfayorable report Low, the
other member OF that committee fail
ed to concur, declaring that he be-
lieved that something ought to be
done In effecting the repairs asked.
The Schuman Carriage Company
has been awarded a contract for fur
nishing the city plumbing inspector
with Ford auto at q monthly rental
of $50. The city to supply the gasO-
line and pay for any damage done
the machine.
Under new law lately passed by
the supervisors, Auditor Bickneli
filed his monthly report for March.
Balance on hand January |, Y9l1,
s3S. 1916. Since then he received
from the Territory $lO5OOO and 9TH
err reaizations bring the total up to
s1l9,347.63 making a grand total of
s15S,109.19. The total disbursements
amounted to sl2S.76Q50, leaving a
balance OF s34.34S.69.
In order to comply with the re-
quest from c.. Brewer and Company
and Bishop Estate, the Improvement
asked for will necessitate storm
sewer along King street from Bishop
of l4O feet in length, one man hole
and two catch basins. the same to
cost nearly four hundred dollars.
City and County Physician Wayson
has made an examination OF all per-
sons connected with the manufacture
Of poi at the plant OF the Kalihi Taro
4 Land Company and reports that
they are In good health and in no
way suffering from contagious dis
ease
Road Supervisor Wilder stated
that to cover Kalakaua avenue, from
King street to Makee Island, with
light oil will cost sl5473O.
Attention has been called to the
bad condition prevailing at Mana
laha road in Nuuanu valley through
communication received from J. NJ.
Mclean. The highway is menace
to safety and Is said to have been
one of the legacies handed down by
the former board of supervisors.
Among communications received
| last night was one from l.. Mathews
of Emma street, who wants tree in
front OF his place trimmed as he be-
lies 1t is dangerous to traffic.
The third reading OF an ordinance
making II an offense ITO erect or
| maintain tenement within five hun
dred feet of public school build
ing was read for the third time and
IL HOW Teuuy W receive 'ne slbhl-
ture OF the Mayor.
Mcclellan asked the road commit
tee for report on the new road and
street grades. Chairman Dwight said
he had done nothing but would re-
port next week. Murray said he did
not see why there should be any de-
lay. lie moved TO pass first reading
and Dwight said he had not seen a
copy. Murray withdrew his motion