The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-05
HOLD
|. A HEATED SESSION
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I. I'r (COntlnued IrOh rage, oeVenJ
Larsen came back with pointed
finger az the mayor; .f... ~. d.
dYou know you have appointed men
TO the water department who are ineffi,
Gent. In the future insist that the
engineer consult with me regarding ap.
pointments. I viii not be tool Of
anybody. / don't care IL i am re.
elected or not, hut l win not be a
party to any political scheme. | do
not want any interference from the
mayor or engineer in my department
and I will not stand for 10. And |
serve notice on You here and now. =
Appointments Ratified ., ..:-.
Before the gallery could recover
from its surprise, Mayor Lane put the
question and Warehouses; appoint
ments were ratified. Larsen and
Quinn again brought their heavy guns
into action when the fixing Of salaries
2dhFeiu bHtyw worsted by White,
house and Arnold, who beat them at
their own citation of figures. Salaries
as finally fixed were: G. II. Clark,
Honolulu district, $3.50; +. X. Archer
EVA district, 1928; Frederick Meyer,
Waianae district, without pay, but al
lowed pay for assistant; Oscar Cox,
Naialua, 800; w. X. Rathburn, Koo-
lauloa, without pay, but allowed pay
for assistant; Koolanpoko, Ulysses
Jones, $75. .. . .....,....,--. -
Quinn then insisted that Whftehouse
be placed under bond Of $4,000, but
when it was shown In discussion that
tba. engineer did not handle any money,
Quinn did not receive q second and the
matter was dropped.
Quinn and Weaver Mix
| Not to be squelched entirely, how
ever, Quinn arose TO ask Deputy City
Attorney Weaver why the arbitrator in
the Pearl Harbor road project had not
made any report, stating he had been
| told by the arbitrator appointed that
he had been delayed in his work be
cause of delay in the attorney 3 office
1 Weaver declared that the allegation
was not so and the ugiy word went
| back and forth twice. In the end
Quinn advised Weaver that II the ap
pointed arbitrator could not do the
/ work that he be notified and another
appraiser would be secured in order
that the work might not be delayed.
| Bids received for the construction OF
n twO-room building ON the ground,
of the Royal School, for $50 schoo
desks and for the printing of $50 ordi
nance books were referred to the way
and means committee FOR report bael
to the board. Minor business trans
acted was as follows:
Poi Bids Rejected
| All bids for poi supply for the cit,
and county Jail were rejected and de
/ cision made to purchase the poi needed
in the open market.
i On request of the Outdoor Circle tina
they be allowed to appear before tn
board and explain schemes which the.
have in view 1t was ordered that tn
representatives Of the organization
would be heard ut the next regnla
maatinO f. ~.
| Sheriff Rose, who has appointed +. 4
Gay as estray Oftieer, recommended tina
Gay also be appointed pOundmasterl 10
the Honolulu district. The recon
mendation was referred to the polic
committee. r.,.% ~ -
The appointment by John H. Wise
superintendent of Kapiolani Park, Q
A. X. NahaOlelua as keeper OF the wa,
kihi baths was confirmed and his sal
airy fixed at 800 per month.
Would Restrain Peddlers
/ Supervisor Hollinger introduced
resolution resITlcIlhB dl POu"Oio ~
selling merchandise on or i'll tn
4. grounds of Kapiolani Park or the pub
1 lie baths, and also that a police office
be stationed at the park and ground
day and night. The resolutions wer
referred to the road committee.
The city clerk was authorized to ad
lyertise for bids for city supplies 70
1.-THE six months period ending Jun
30 for a list of articles furnished b
the purchasing agent, who will suppl
lists of articles to be bid on.
An ordinance providing new reguli
tions for the registration and identif
, cation of motor vehicles and for tn
!. examination of drivers certificate
was held over until the next meetn
for discussion. !.
The bond of the Carnival DeeOratin
Company in the sum Of $500 indemn
fying the city. from damage on aecouI
, Of decorations erected for the comm
I carnival was accepted.