Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-15
ROAD SCOUTS
ON THE ALERT

| bNuutiuS HdititS llVlll mdHOd, Ntl
muk, Palolo aud Kalihi came dowr
into town and camped within the
sacred precincts of the "city hall
wherein Supervisors are wont to gath.
er and. now and then enact legisla.
| ton
Last night was no exception to the
| rule. Some Mandates not satisfied
with what the city fathers are doing
for them, came forth with the ex.
tended palm seeking more favors
From the swamps of Kalihi there
arose cry for better drainage and
more roads. Kaimukl filed objection
to eight foot sidewalks when one five
feet in width would serve the inter-
csts of that breezy locality much bot
I ter in the estimation of the petition
crs.
Palolo Valley delegates sat back,
hut took occasional notice when any
thing was said about storm water or
more macadamzcd streets.
There were other matters besides
unemployed prisoners. young lady ac-
cOuntants. building ordinances and
the wrangling of committeeman that
occupied the attention of the city So
Ions for nearly two hours.
The board heard petition from
residents Of Beckley street who want
n forty-foot thoroughfarc and find
that certain property owners are will
ing to turn over the necessary land
tn make II so. A communication re-
Ccivcd from J. II. Schnack to this
effect was turned over to City and
County Engipocr Gere for considera-
ton.
They received notification from
District Magistrate Monsarrat that
he intended to appoint Joseph Rose
as porto Rican and Spanish inter
prefer with the beginning OF July.
and were asked to find forty dollars 4
month as salary for such official.
They passed upon the May state
ment of finances coming from Urea
surcr Single. who reported total re-
ceipts at sS6,437.G7, disbursementsl
s5l 1000 and cash balance on hand
Of s35 .O9697.
They looked over a blue print of
street Improvement
slated for Liliha and Puunui streets
submitted by DIR. G. y. High who
claimed that the work would result
In leaving n great big hole in front
NJ his premises" The road commit
tee has the matter under inyestiga-
ton. ...U# t4.'
They agreed to loan the special
selected to conduct opera
tions on Clean-Up Day, all available
dump carts, wagons and other con-
veyances as well as sufficient lab
orers to facilitate the work OF maxi
Ing Honolulu more healthful. A re-
quest for the same came from Chair
man Won Damn.
They adopted an opinion coming |
from Deputy Attorney Milverton to
the effect that no permission he
granted for Japanese auto stand at
Pauahl street near the Bijou thea.
tire without first having passed an
amendment to the existing hack and
auto ordinance.
They made the discovery that Ho-
nolulu possessed mission street"
and Supervisor Mcclellan rubbed his
eyes and momcntarily imagined that
he might have been suddenly trans
planted back in Dear Old Frisco
Town. Mission street Is the place
where a Chinese poi maker seeks to
resume business. His establishment
has been declared as sanitary and the
request will. probably be granted.
They were informed through the
receipt of a half dozen applications
for dairy permits that Charlie Fra
zier, the bill board man, was the pos.
SCISSOR Of three milk bearing cows and
that the bovines were yielding some
thing like twelve quarts of lacteal |
fluid each day, which commodity was
eagerly sought by the residents nearl
the Frazier premises. Frazier can now
lawfully dispense milk as well as
They were astonished at the dam
age that premature blast of dyna-
mite could do to some hundreds CfI
eggs that were being Matched in in
cubators belonging to Fred Turrill
The Democratic war horse submitted
n bill Of fifty dollars. II will be al
matter upon which Attorney Cath
cart VIII have to pass, before the
Turrill Golfers are enriched to the
tune of half hundred hard iron dol
lars wrenched from an overburdened
taxpayer.
They were told that Postmaster
Pratt had accepted the city bid for
removing rubbish at the rate of $21
month.
They heard through Deputy Attor-
ney Milyerton that there was no liza
bility upon the County to construct
the concrete storm sewer upon the
Bishop Estate lands In Kakaako
However, the board had discretionary
powers to do such work II II saw ut,
and he recommended that for sanl-
tary reasons, the sewer be kent
flushed and cleaned.
They aagin refused TO confirm the