The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-03
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Kruger asked where Dwight said
Pua lane was one place, to which
Kruger retorted that the health com
mittee should be notified of such
things If it was expected to abate the
nuisance.
Murray requested an opinion from .
the attorney as to whether a dis !
charged soldier was entitled to resi-
dence privileges for the time he had
been on service in Honolulu. Refer
once was to the qualifications for po-
sitions under the city and county.
The ordinance to prevent the de-
posting of rubbish, etc, on streets
and sidewalks passed third reading.
The ordinance providing for the
construction of sidewalks passed sec
ond reading.
Roads and Bridges.
The committee on roads and bridg-
es recommended the appropriation of
$685.. so for continuation of work on
Prospect street and S34S.2S for re-
pairs on steam rollers, as requested
by the Honolulu road overseer. A
resolution by Dwight was passed, car
rying $713.73 for the purposes nam
ed.
The same committee recommended
that the acquiring of a right of way
on the frontage of the property of
John A. Cummins for the widening of
Nuuanu street be referred to the city
and county attorney. Adopted.
The health committee reported that
mules for the two new garbage wag-
ons could not be obtained from the
road department, therefore asked that
| the ways and means committee be
requested to pass a resolution calling
for the purchase of four mules for
the use of the garbage service. Re-
ferred to ways and means committee
The same committee, in conjunc-
ton with Chief Engineer Thurston
of the fire department, reported on
the suggestion of Secretary Gurrey
of the Underwriters that an ordin-
ance be passed to regulate the stor-
age of gasoline, saying that the mat
ter was fully covered by Act 152,
Laws of 1911. Ordered filed, letter
to be sent to Mr. Gurrey conveying
the information stated.
Murray introduced a resolution that
the appointment of L. M. Whitehouse
as city and county engineer take eff.
feet as of April 1, 1912. Adopted.
Murray introduced a resolution that
SIPS be appropriated for engineering
and survey work payroll. Adopted
Expense reports were adopted as
| follows:
r Ways and means-t%o payroll ant
| two supply demands, making $217.51
| Roads, bridges, etc.-seven payroll
demands, making $6353.93.
| Sanitation and health-two payroll
r demands, making $57715.
' A recommendation of Engines
Gere that steam roller lying idlt
, at Kahuku be returned to Honolulu
( so that it could be used on Nuuanl
street work, was, after considerable
talk referred to the engineer and tn
+ road committee with power to act a
they deemed fit.
: Engineer Gere reported that tn
subdivision of land on Kalakaua aN
enue and Levers road, submitted b
Percy M. Pond, was in complianc
K with the ordinance, and recommend
ed that it be approved. Adopted
Department Records.
Building and plumbing inspecto
Miehlstein reported for March, II
plans filed and permits issued &c
plumbing, the estimated cost of a
N work under inspection $15,O74.75 an
G. other data. Also, building plans fl
gr ed, 80; permits, ia; inspections, 124
I'd estimated cost, $17S, 4065O, Fees r
I'd plumbing, $259.5O; building, $780,
government realizations, $15.10; tota
=. S631.60. His automobile travelled n
as miles during the month.
or w. II. Kailimai was nominated
~ Building Inspector Miehlstein as ia
m itor of Liliuokalani school, Kaimul
MS in course of construction. Orally Il
IS inspector said $25 would be a ia
salary until after the building w
se completed Adopted.
D. Chief Engineer Thurston report
Ill the two fire department autos to ha
ri. made 2S2 and 300 miles respective
DIS, in February.
in He also reported that the f
is alarms in January were nine, pr
tie, 'erty loss $22S5, property at ri
Eve $1,000, liability of insurance comp
md les $1O15.
OF He also reported that the depa
ment responded to seven alarm
by fire in February, relative to VIII