The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-06-20
BUDGET FOR CITY
IS APPROVED BY
SUPERVISORS

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tFrom "Wednesday Advortiscr)
Aggregatipg 1877 1886, the budget o
salaries and general expenses OF III,
city government for tho fiscal term be
ginning July and ending December 81
1913, passed its first reading before h,
board of supervisors at the regul9,
weekly meeting last night. Two aDr,
readings will be taken on the budget
beiorc It viii become an adopted roso
luton and policy OF the civic govern
ment
The budget as read Mt the hoard
meeting last evening fulfilled in all
respects the account, published in The
Advertiser following the special can.
cuses held Sunday afternoon and even
ing and Monday night by the board in
preparing the resolution As passed al
the first reading last night. tie budget
totals the appropriations and salaries
Tor each department Of the city by the
month and for the entire ensuing fiscal
TERM but in most cases the precise in
creases and raises in donations and
stlpends ara not pointed out.
At the meeting of the board last
evening Supervisors John II. Markham.
Edward II. +. Wolter and Lester Pc
trie, composing a special committee for
the investigation Of public dance halls.
reported that they mad visited tho
places operated under city license and
round that the dances were being con.
quoted IN an orderly and resncetrul
manner The board ordered the roti.
hcatlon of the committee $ report.
With view toward oauining chill.
dren S Fairgrounds, the board ot tho
meeting last evening recommended that
Atkinson Park and Kalihi.waena parl,
De provided with slides and swings
from the funds of the maintenance of
parks appropriation. On the new buIget
prepared by the board, this appro,,ria.
tlon was specifically increased ia prn.
wac Tor the installation of these I,inv.
ground devices.
Giles Submits Report.
COMMUNICATION 10, 49,, I"'io"' Il
meeting last nveniro froi., ~ '"o pCar"
president Of ,bo NJ Ci H. a. olIes,
eese of the Episcopal Church. Giles wns
the petitioner who first called tbc
BOARD s. attention to the buildino If
other Fairgrounds for children bcsidc
the one in Beretania street. In aha
ing last picbt On nn0 no''u meet
had INVESTIGATED u,s ppotleu thl' ne
sueb n nlov'S,oi,,,,i tp9D VI equlpphg
total amonntos s .sndo ipNha that the
provide for ~ IA ~ q'oo'. rms would
ana an oriina SUES pyramid swing
Giles aI,anat y iIalhe OF three swings
SiHno advocated the appropriation of
allow 81 a, '"e purposes, which would
narr " 'nc Squlpping of at least three
." Pup"c Fairgrounds.
torno - VIEWER hrst deputy city al
VINO was delegated by the board
~ ascertain the exact number of read. \
lnss required 'Dy RESOLUTION ere tho
boaru could declare it a law, rendered
us report at the board meeting last
"Isn'' weaver held that, dccordirg 10
. ," lew, unusual or special resoln.
LIS would require tile regulation
three readings, one prior to advertised
'u.n1 ana two thereafter. This
lrasti. ""e'e resolution provided for
~ not;o vi out Oh the ordinary changes
,o,,arnr,"s "Pph ,ne part OF the city |
' ,",Jne't' IN the case of ordinary |
~, ''oi' ne round That single read |.
s was ~ the law required for the
INTO erect of a bill.
.oo on th,S ruiihg, a resolution on first |
eauihS before the board of Supervisors .
~ hiSht, was adopted as operative. |
n"N'h Iark was specified for the use
i crlcket players on all Saturday af. |
eI"oohS beglnnlng June q and contin-
'i"s throughout the ensuing three
ionths' +t
oh account OF the fact that the road
var fort kamehameha was recently
epaited " cost Of 100000, the com
'l'tee OF public improvement at the
loetiii@ iast night requested the board
o INFORM the United States authorities
. the Tort that no work would be nm.
ertaken by the city government ON the
DAD outside OF smoothing out the bro.
en- sections when it became necessary.
ne noard approved the request, which
'as made IN answer to a petition Of the
cuer"i authorities.
City Gets Coral Permit.
The Oahu Railway in a commando
ion to the boord rood % ~ -,