The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-05-15
CITY HANDLES
GARBAGE At
PROFIT
Supervisor Wolter Proudly Hands
in Report Showing That One of
ms Uspartmsnts Maas Pfoit Of
ksssa Sin t,siiAss pAfiaS
niBnfh ofApril4eLa%maitsrssiR
sAttJpOn Tsrritors Paying Ex-
itsdition Expensss fssias eN
sr,tlitltn fS44a-@es
lFrom Tharsday AdyertIser.l

r j. M ,
Supervisor, ,Wolter, chairman Of the
health abd sanitaty committee, was .
proud city father yesterday at the
hhSoechday 'meetipg Of the Board when he
fehd \ report 81 the garbage depart.
iiRl,ein,t showing that .that branch Of the
seiity government, for ire ,arst time in
its kistofy il on a self-shstaibing basis
Rhd hat The BOOKS Of the department
Moved ) balance Of six dollars and
seSea cents on the credit side.
Aiikoneh our profit and loss account
shows but i small balancc in favor Of
the comfy Z, said Supervisor woiter
llf6Adly 70 his eolleaklies, 'syet am
Itore thah pleased with the showing
That This departments has made as IL Is
ME frst time Ia its history that tho
nArbdke department. has been on q self.
shstaihihg basis The showing for the
al6hfh OF April IN thlB department. IL In.
deed a cseditable enc, aud ] expect 10
show even better results for the month
III, Nav ~ ltrGie NNhs nt ai n
felISwing Is the report Of the in.
spectof in charge Of the garbage dc.
paftfnent, which speaks for itself;
tn garbage Inspectors Report
Honolulu, April 80, 1914.
To tho Honorable Mayor, and the Board
Of Supervisors, City and County Of
IIonolOlu.
GeBtleiAep. r submit Herewith report
Of the garbage department for the
month OF April 1914, showing amonnts
collettetl and expended by this depart
Ihent ldnfina' the above period. sFA,-fs
Hecsiptsl. GafBate. Ais44;05, exeavh-
tor $fe7 .l65 TOTAL receipts, eg0ll.50.
I pisbnisements bee: Salaries, $500;
fnAteIiAi md supplies, $40; total, 1870.
< StablesA- Labor, $i19. 80; feed, $I0l.5l;
sh0eiAR, s37; totifi, s272.0l. 3isi s4 4
9hfbnee Dabori $f95; Inatcfial and
A4nJlles, $50 ~; total, $Ss5.7l.
EYfApatorL Labor, 967; material and
saibFllts xz9o. iIl I; total, $S59.6l.
pqmps+ Labor, el04; total, Si04. 4.
Dry Eaftk-tL abos, $3.50; total
sl.$5Qe Grand ctotai, Se00fS5. atatt
Kespeetfulg Submitted. l'srip W. a
4 PAX lts,8, teAAfUEn LTHUA,
''fSt tsGi Inspector of Garbage.
Busy Month for shetik.
A report. from Sheriff Jarrett 70 the
board 81 sape Vfsofs shows The follow.
me activity for that departkent dur
nR the imOath of April. el0t I'M ialieA
Arrests totnline els had been made
lariig the month. gOf these 30l had
been convicted, 200 discharged and
held to answer. The total
ines collected amounted TO S4072.
The committee on ways and means
reported fayorably upon a recommenda-
ion that an electric light be placed on
he road approaching the grounds Of
he Honolulu School for Boys.
A communication from the Inter-Isl.
md Steam Navigation Company, in
which that company was endeavoring
% interest the board in certain life
'aving and resuscitation devices, for
which they are agents, was referred TO
he police committee. ie ,.. 10.
A polite letter from the board to At.
iorney General Ingram Stainback was
cad. In the most diplomatic language
he letter states that the expense Of
ringing back extraditable prisoners
rom the mainland is burden that
must be borne by the Territory, as pro.
yided by the statutes, and until sueh
ime as the legislature repealed this law
he board politely stated that the coun-
" viii refuse to pay such bills. The
grew out of the ex.
,enses incurred in bringing back to the
Territory Walter Revell, since convict, I
q Of gross cheat, and the expenses of
Deputy Sheriff Charles Rose in connec-
ion with the attempt to bring hack
Joseph Medeiros in the Kate Welsh
ase.
A public meeting has been called by
he board Of supervisors, to he held on
he night Of May 10, to discuss the
school street extension.