Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-06

aiong upper Nuuanu avenue out OF the
jurisdiction and management OF Road
Overseer Charles Wilson and his as
sistants, and letting this section of
municipal highway construction to
contract and to the lowest bidder, IL
at present serving as a nightmare to
more than one politician now on the
board of city and county supervisors.
who in the scheme proposed by Super
visor Eben Low see a disastrous wan
ing of power and the disruption of the
road department
Low staggered the Mcclellan MUIR
ray Kruger Amana camp with the pro-
posal that the royal road" now under
construction In upper Nuuanu Valley
be let out to contract The supervisor
reiterated his OFT -repeated declaration
that the work had already involved n
tremendous expenditure OF taxpayers
hard Learned cash. According to Low,
Nuuanu avenue had cost the people
of the city and county over eighteen
thousand dollars for about two miles,
and then II was far from being COM
plete. He denounced the admlnistra-
ton of the Honolulu road department
In no uncertain terms. stating that the
working OF that department was far
from satisfactory and that money was
being squandered.
AFTER You, Ny Dear Alfonso"
Low put his recommendation into the
form of u resolution which was first
passed on to Chairman Sam Dwight
of the road committee. Dwight sort
of side-stepped. and did not apparent-
ly relish the idea of going on
record. OF course. Republicans Nc
clellan. Murray. Kruger and Amana
lay back In their aldermanic chairs and
smiled while Arnold finally came to
the rescue Of Low and stated that IL
the resolution were altered along Ger.
tain lines he would offer second.
Wilson Reign Continues.
The Low resolution calling for the
of Nuuanu avenue from
Jack lane TO Kuiwa lane by contract
failed by the regulation vote of four
to three.
During the course OF a rather stormy
gathering Of municipal fathers last
evening. Low made several references
to the alleged irresponsible heads of
'he roau department, and cited In
stances OF what he termed as gross
OF affairs.
Murray came forward with a pro-
posal that the city government take
steps towards the laying Of uniform
cement sidewalks within the limits.
He advocated means by which prop
er.y owners would be compelled to lay
'"e wa'Ns III front OF their premises.
~ u ferry' resident OF Kalihi.
wn receive manages TO the amount
" 30 'he Recommendation OF Dep
NY Wy ana county Attorney Mil
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