The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-04-10
FERN SLABS At
NEW AUTO
RULING
Mayor Declares If Smoking in
Public" Clause Is Enforced
Three Hundred Arrests Daily
Would Result But That County
Revenues Would Profit from
Fines.
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cFrom "wednesday AdYertiser.)
Al the meeting Of the board Of SUI
pervisors last night, Mayor Fern in
discussing some provisions Of the traf-
&c. ordinance which was adopted, face.
tionsly commended the clause which
would prevent automobiles "smoking
in public" declaring that IL the reg
nlation was enforced about 300 arrests
each day would result and the income
from fines would greatly enhance the
county revenues.
In attendance at the session were
Mayor Fern and Supervisors Cox, Har.
desty, Markham, Pacheeo, Petrie and
Wolter.
The minutes of the last nine meet.
ings were approved without being
read on eertihcation by Wolter that
all were correct On motion of Cox
the treasurer's report FOR March was
accepted. Receipts for the month
were $l8,955.43, and disbursements $685.
5s6.Ss. Warrants registered up to
March 81 totaled $s9, 228.sl
w. i. Frazee asked for SEAS 60 com
plete the electric light installation In
the Kapiolani tract. He also reported
Destruction OF three poles by automo-
bilea.
A list Of property owners affected by
the proposed extepsion1of school street
was accepted and fled.
Wants Money for Park.
PachecO presented for first reading
q resolution reappropriating for the
use of Kapiolani Park the $562.O5
tealiEatlons from the park, also a re-
fund Of $4;i5 for a license Illegally col
lected.
He also moved passage at third read
ing Of maintainanee fund for EVA,
Waialna and other outside road dis
tricts Of 't234490. ssy
A resolution appropriating 9s3500
from the permanent improvement fund
for Waiahole bridge and tho KDolau
road was passed. me
Ordinance ~ on tenement houses
was passed without reading.
Ordinance 73 providing for naming
Puiwa, Taiwi and Park streets in tho
new Taylor addition near Queen Emma
Park in Nnuanu Valley, and No. "a
establishing grades and curb lines of
these streets, were introduced.
Trafic Ordinance Adopted.
Ordinance 7e containing 81 sections
regulating traffic was read and On mo.
ton Of Paeheco adopted, amendments
to be considered later. These soo-
gested amendments include the opening
OF Tantalus Road TO automobile traf-
fc and the granting Of right Of wav
70 the trouble wagons Of the Honolnln
Gas Company ON their way To fires.
Wolter reported that the health com
miftee had hunted two hours FOR a Ger.
hnding il. Z 4 VT
Ia Petrie moved resolution creating
Manoa Improvement District number
one for the establishment Of storm
drains and storm.water sewers. This
passed first reading.
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weights and measures with salary
which will probably be $135 month.
i Chief Engineer Adams Of the loan
fund commission staff left yesterday
FOR Honolulu, whence he win 70 10 the
mainland. The e0mmiasionis Office fur.
hiture was sold 70 Attorney Ross by the
Supervisors for 500. The commission a
Hudson car has been turned over to
the engineer who win supervise the con.
struction of the three homestead roads
winch the Territory will build ON this
island. Its best Ford ear will be used
by the engineer who is in charge Of tho
Arioli road contract, and the loss useful
Ford the county viii fall heir TO.
The wedding Of Mrs. Oma Il Holland
and Mr.. George Duncan, both well
known residents of Olaa, took place last
evening at the residence Of Mr.. aDa
Mrs. Curtis at Kurtistown, Rev. Geo
Laughton officiating. 1t was a strictly
private affair, only few of the most
intimate friends of the bride, and groom
being present.
Mrs. Richard Lyman had her shoulder
blade broken last Monday, when she
was thrown from an automobile nenl
her home at Kapoho. The front wheels
of the ear collapsed. Mrs. Lyman will
probably be laid up for about mouth