Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-12
CITY DADS Will
ADD jAN|TORS

More power to the man behind the
broom
The city fathers will have more OF
him. The ways and means, committee
has filed report with the Board Of
Supervisors approving of the addition
OF more school ianitors for the coun.
try districts. Schools effected by the
increase include EVA, Waipahu, Aiea.
Pearl City and other schools. as the
committee see fit to allow for addi-
tional assistance.
The municipal dads spent over an
hour last night in the prayerful con-
SidcratiOn OF the matter OF making
fourteen thousand dollars each month
do the work Of twenty-five thousand
They approved Of the recommended
tiOn coming from the ways and means
committee that $500 be expended for
rebuilding retaining walls ON Pros
pect street and carrying on other inl.
prOyCmcnts there.
They likewise approved Of the az.
preparation of $3.50 Tor grading, roll
ing sub-grade on Jones street, Ma
nOa Valley ana thereby begin work
on improvements that will take sev.
eral Thousand dollars to complete
Property owners are to be notified to
see TO tho proper placing OF the curb
ing in front OF their premises
They considered communication
coming from Governor w. +. Frear
In regard to the loan bill in which
the executive wished to find out from
the board If they possess serious in
tontiun Of building any of the Ave
rChOOl buildings mentioned In that
bill
They looked with favor upon a
communication and recommendation
coming from City and County Engi-
noor Gere that ne be allowed an ap.
wurriation OF $1,000 for the purpose
OF completing surveys and specfcu-
tons for the proposed belt road to be
done under the appropriation made III
the last legislature.
They hearkenel to an opinion from
Deputy Attorney Fred Milvcr:on who
told them that they possessed the
power ~ fire an automobile stand
from the busy precincts of Bethel and
Hutcl streets by the Introduction Of
IN amendment to the existing County
ordinance covering the location of
hack and auto stands.
They were informed by District
Magistrate Monsarrat that in his OBJ
iniuu his present force Of interpreters
and clerks were all right and he
therefore saw no necessity for max
ing a change in the stan.
They granted the request coming
from Adiutant General Jones who toll
the board members through a dlplo-
matte communication that the camp
Of instruction for commissioned AMI
commissioned officers was to bo
held at IeiiChua from May 22nd to
9th incluGi.e, and that the presence
Of all national guardsmcn and espe-
cially cooks In City and County en-
ploy were required. Jones asked that
the men be released without deduc-
tlcn Of their pay.
They consented TO the reopcning of
six poi shops after having learned
that the establishments had passed
muster by the City and County ply
stefan and the Territorial Board OF
Health.
They received and perused n petit
ton bearing the signatures of lOl
residents of Kalihi who bitterly COM
planned over the condition of Puuhalc
road and asked that the highway be
macadamized together with several
cross roads, even If some municipal
official failed TO connect with priv.
ate automobile.
They may see their way clear to
install three thirty-two candle power
lights to guide the footsteps of resi-
dents IN Morris lane and also arrange
for the repair OF that thoroughfare II
they obey the impulse coming from a
lengthy petition.
They permitted two japanese TO
vend milk as long as they kept with
In the limitations of the law govern
ing this line of business.
They were asked to come to the
rescue of Tailor Asch who stated that
he was unable TO pay all the bills as
the large increase in prisoners had
left him unable to make both ends
meet. The ways and means commit,
tee are 10 deal with the matter.
They approved Of the expense of
$500 for the removal Of the band
stand from Makee Island to its new
location at the Public Baths.