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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-12

to drag along until washed out by
heavy rains, and has to be done again.
and too little work of permanent
character. This condition may be re
lieved, in some measure, by the ap,
plication of the frontage tax.
Second That efficiency rather
than party utilization be made the
qualifications for employment in the
road department. This principle
should apply from the engineer to the
man with the pick and shovel Re.
suits should be the only criterion. The
laborer who loafs on the job should
be displaced at once; the overseer
who fails to keep his men busy should
be fired. and the engineer who can.
not make good, lose his official head
with equal promptitude, ..
Operate the road department on
the same principle, that any private
business is conducted. Eliminate
waste and extravaganza; place the
heads of the department on the Job
unhampered by having to carry the
pets of his political boss on the pay
roll. If this end cannot be obtained
under the present system of party gov
eminent IL is strongly urged that our
local control be vested in fewer hands
and made more sensitive to the will
of the people through the medium of
the recall. This is the only practical
solution that presents itself to the
jury" -.... ..E
las remedy for the evils above
enumerated says the report, the
cantonier system is suggested by
which method small slides would be
removed as they occur, the bitches
kept open, and the roads crowned so
that water would drain to either side
and vegetation kept from encroach-
ing on road-beds. With such system
in vogue and the installation of suffi-
Gent culyerts, to, carry off the water,
II is believed that the life of the roads
would be greatly extended and the
safety and convenience of the public
promoted" -. .....s Ill.,. .-.~:. +:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-12
MURRAY OFFERS
PLANS TGC0VER
Sewer Deficit
Manager of Water Department
Suggests Tax Rate of 6-100
of One Per Cent

Considerable discussion as to what
method to employ in putting the city
sewer department upon paying basis
has taken the time of the. board of
supervisors during the recent talks
over the budget for the present half
year -....: -.
Harry E. Murray, manager of the
water department, submitted to the
board last night statement regard
ing deficits in the sewer department
which gathered in the year 1915, and
in years previous. " &...~ .~-- r..
According to the report the deficit
carried forward from December, 1914,
was sS5S6.14 Expenditures from Jan
uary | to December 81, 1915, were
$39.297 80. making total of SAT ,SS3.67.
Receipts for the year amounted to
$50, 25125, leaving total of deficits
of $17,632.42 .=..@. -: .@.@ -. ~.
Interest due and payable for the
year 1916 by the city will amount to
$14, 10320. while interest for 1915
amounted from the half year period
after June l. to S7051.
Operating expenses amount to $751;
640.94. including pump expenses at
S16.660: maintenance of sewer lines,
s4249.S0: stables. $500. and office &C.
counts 1882 This leaves an esti-
mated deficit for December 81, 1916, of
21,S71.14. '...:.. -. ~"
Will Reduce Expenses. 49,.
installation of the new equipment
at the sewer station, the manager
SAYS, will reduce the operating eX-
penses of the pump by one-third. -.
Figuring that this new equipment
will be installed by July l, 1916. the
manager believes that saving OF
$500 may be made for 1915, leaving a
net loss on December 81 of S16.31l14.
Several ways are suggested by the
water manager whereby he would put
the sewer department on better pay
ing basis He proposes TO double the
sewer rates, from July to December
this year. thus bringing in to the de-
Dartment a total of .$11.500, or enough,
to wipe out the deficit. IL.
AT the next session of the legisla-
ture. he suggests, a petition should
be passed over to the legislature to
allow the collection of general tax
rate covering the operating Of the
sewer department. -. r. ...- .
He SAYS taat a rate of .O6 OF | per
cent will produce on tax valuation
of s90.000,0 600 approximately $4,000.
This would cover the interest and
sinking fund on the bonds already is
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-12

The 1920. above mentioned, if taken
from the operating expenses of Homo
lulu district would materially decrease
the percentage of cost in that district,
but it would have to be distributed pro
rata among all the districts and in
crease their percentage cost CORE
spondingly the final result as
whole would not be affected.
Inquiry has failed to disclose any
inventory showing the value of equip
ment controlled by the road depart
ment. Estimates made by several Off
cials vary widely, being placed as low
as $4,000, and reaching as high as
$4,000 to 100000. Taking a con-
sentative view and placing the value
at 100000 the interest charge at per
cent would be $4,000, and depreciation
at l. per cent. $4,000, total of $4,000
per annum, which should be added to
the account for fixed charges.
Specific instances have been
brought to the attention of your COM
mittee in which road work has been
begun. in fact completed, except for
the surfacing, and then allowed TO
stand for extended periods, when it
has been washed out by rains, necessi-
tating doing il all over again. There
are cases where ordinary prudence
and the expenditure of few dollars
at the time would have served the
city considerable sums of money. 1t
is also matter of common knowledge
that supplies and equipment have been
left on the highways, not housed or
carod for This seems WaStpful and
careless in the extreme
The conclusions reached by the
grand JURY in its roads investigation
are as follows
Too Much Temporary Work.
First: Too much money is being
expended for work which at best is
only of temporary nature. much OF
which is only begun and then allowed
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-12
FORESTERS INSTALL. =. 1.
#. !. OFFICERS FOR YEAR

At meeting of Court Canoes No.
$40. Ancient Order of Foresters,
which was held last night, the follow.
ing officers were installed for the COM
ing term: -. .. f.. 49,. = ...:. 4.
Oliver Pedro Soares, junior past
chief ranger; Isaac F. Rosa, chief
ranger; Manuel Rodrigues Bisho, SUBJ
chief ranger; Louis Aloysius Perry,
treasurer; Hypolito PAUL Pereira, f.
nancial secretary; Henry W. Helbush,
recording secretary; Joseph Vincente
Fernandes. senior woodward; August
p. Gomez. junior woodward; Capt. ].
A. Gonsalves, senior beadle; Caesar
Bettencourt, junior headle: DR.. H. V.
Murray, court physician: O. P. Soares,
Ezekiel ]. Rego and Joseph Ornellas,
trustees. >. '..@ ri. +. -. .....:~..-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-12
OFFICERS ARE CHOSEN
BY CHIEFS OF HAWAII

Officers elected last night to serve
for the coming year by Honolulu Coun-
Gil Chiefs of Hawaii were: r..
Chief regent, J. F. C. Hagens; chief
kahuna, John H. Wise; chief record.
er, Bruce Cartwright. Jr.; ceremonial
chief, Henry C. Beckley; chief bar,
barian. John c. Lane; assistant ka.
hunas, Edward X. Lilikalani, Eben
Low, Archie Afahaulu; assistant bar,
barians, Charles H. Rose and Duke
Kahanamoku; puuku, G. H. Cooke; as.
sistant ceremonial chiefs; Francis
Brown, Fred Harrison, w. T. Rawlins.
Arthur Rice; chief of guards. Robert
Hare; inner guard, j. NJ. Riggs; outer
guard. Ella Long.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-12

On November - DR.. Sinclair wrote
to the board III .ng such a building,
and was referred back, to the auditor
to see if funds FER the building could
not be taken frcl the $3.50, 900 appro-
priation.
Territorial Auditor ]. II. Fisher was
absent on the mainland, but his depu-
ty, G. W. r. King, informed the super
intendent that in his opinion funds
for such building could not be taken
from the appropriation.
Upon receipt of Dr. Sinclair's next
letter the supervisors requested their
attorneys department to look into the
question, with the result that the fore
going opinion has been rendered IT
is supposed that DR.. Sinclair will now
take the matter of new building up
with the territorial officials.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-12
HIGH COST OF SPENDING A CITY
DOLLAR Shown BY GRAND JURORS

ing the high cost of operating this de-
partment.-
This section of the grand jury's re-
port is as follows:
Roads.
The only available data is the re-
port of the city and county engineer,
copy Of which is hereto attached, COW
ering the period from january, 1919,
to and including May, 1915. This has
been carefully examined. more particu-
larly that portion covering the period
from January to May 81. 1915. 1t
shows expenditures of road moneys as
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-12

The expenditure of $3S.000 for
maintenance, at cost of 100000 in
overhead expense shows that for each
dollar so expended, it cost SO12 cents.
This is a bad enough showing, but
take into consideration that the
money actually spent for maintenance
is probably not more than 80 per cent
efficient, and you have state of af-
fairs that is appalling.
THE following table shows the per-
centage of total disbursements for
maintenance and overhead charges;
also cost per 500 for maintenance:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-12

In the palace of the Serbian Crown
Prince at Nish numerous important
documents have been found among
which are 500 letters from correspon-
dence with rulers These letters shed
an, interesting light upon Serbia's
rule before the beginning of the war
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-12
Statistical Data on City Engi-
neering and Road Depart
ment Part of Report

Excessive cost in running the mu
nicipal road department is pointedsout
by the territorial grand jury in the
long report rendered Monday for the
year 1915. In Mondays summary
of this report. the Star-Bulletin
omitted on account of lack of space
some interesting statistical data show
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-12

he Honolulu Gas Co., Ltd takes pleasure announcing reduction
rates eginnng wthbI tor January If
The
ito
thousand thus making ST. thousand feet
bills padb
month.
To monthly will offer still
efficient
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-12

whilst this, Of course, occasloned
.on,e increase in percentage of over.
boaS exnense. it is, in the opinion of
the jury, more than offset by the fact
that interest on the cost OF plant and
depreciation on the same have not
been taken into consideration in the
making up of the city engineer's re-
nnrt interest on the investment is
Certainly worth. consideration, and
S S,n nd he charged to the overhead ex.
pense. as should also deprecla ll
Which in a plant of this character
would probably exceed 10 per cent
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-12

I'm this connection, Il is but talr 10
state that in this district Of Honolulu,
where it cost sS0.50 to spend every
500. there was purchased during the
month of May for equipment:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-02

cala una de las sillas que habta en-
IA casa. en- Ia cabe2a de 81 marido.
Solo una vez Sc sintio desfallecer
Una sofa vez. uu-ante las cineo
horas u dur6 la ~audicncia, ia Sc
nora ~Bcutinger sjnti4 que Sc lie ago
iaban las fuerzas, y ESQ suced!o
cuando So rcferia a 81 vida en- Fill
piaaS. donie POGO despGeS de su ma
trintOnio. su marid0 obtuVO IN en-
plro an t! dcpartamentO del Quartet
maestro del rjGrcitO. All. segun ella
afirma. 81 marido tuvO fuerteS
pjrdidaS en- 81 juego, ' de$puGs de
una session de pokar. ell Ia que per-
,ii6 $500. tuyo leu hacer "jrampa>
para ruD"ir cl deficit. N mismo
tempo Ia amcnaz6 con cXtrdngulaf-
IA ' Slcarir los oios, ST Sc atrevIa 4
Oar cucnta de 81 dt.ialro a las au-
];uridades militares.
DijO Ia scIiora Beutinger que ha-
lila rumprado 81 revolver con que
ii-nar6 contra 81 cspOsO. como una
medida dc scguridad porQue temla
por III yida, asegurando que nunca
tuyo intrncione- de matarl0.
FuG pre>rntado TN testimonio jc
uur Nh hcrlnanO del senior Beutln-
ger @Iahia mucrlo Ell III asi!o de de-
uuentcs Y el cual formara parte del
iuiciu. RI Jucz Martin tuvu I'll fun
cioms 81 tribunal hasta las clnco c>-
pcraU&n que - prG-entaran nueNa>
prucbu> pucS Il ab0gado Nc. Carter
anunrii Ju" csc miSmO dia traerIa
mrl"s trsti-o> y rl iueh diio que
ga no era razGn para no dar por ter
minada Ia auLjcncia.
I.o- rim,n miIc> dc la Sriiora E"u
finger. que ;icncn de- tres a nucNe
amos de- rdad. c~Uncurrieron 4 ia ALL
IIrnria accompanies de una hernia
na ir la acu>aja. y luitn cu!da h"
lilo, rn ia casa de Caldwell. Los NJ
HuS ">luyirron mny p%endienteS dc
iedu, lbs mnyimicntus de su madrc
y ,Ir NrH EN- ruaudo %cruhanaH ecu
ella ii.rna~ ' a~fcrtlosa> mIraIa>.
if;.iu ia nucya ~ de New Jersey.
~ L. -,,.I 4,.i1 So. rs y mn l..Tf
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u,.i;i, IL i.DU CICIUN.

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.f..I. DO ,.'I,"'"i- -.' Ia ~
N'i'' .' 70 - No. 'i" 49,.
't~ '..i','''i' u. 49,
'f!ia .''..' '.,'riHl.i d W =,
',!.t Ell. w., ,,1Hai, ' ~.
L. Ac~i'iL'a ir.l'nt" 80. w."
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tH} ..-. IL .'l'L Be- ,,,. i.-
"iN'E-il..'!' L"I az ...',>
lfi"'> 'l.'"i-' '..'.'I IN,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-02

NUEVA YORK. Octubre de 1916
-Despucs de habcr 2dminiStrado
amos !adroncs cia"tg caniiGad de opio
al senior Y Ia sonora Frank Gray
Griswo!d. asi como 4 II mia dc Ia
sonora Griswold. senorita Mary Cas-
Garfield. hicicron un rcGistro en- toda
= casa que esta Oh Cassielgn, entire
Roslyu Y Wheatley. l.. l.. cl dia "a
lie este mes, ell las p'imeras horas
dc Ia manana. dol cual rorist:o obtu-
vicron CO ca d? $2Q.nVD CT ioyi: Y
500 en- Lincro effective. MicutiaS 10;
iadroneS recorricron 81 primoro Y Sc
sundo piso, los sirvientcS dormian
,ranuuilamcnte en- cl 30. Las Unicas
huellas que dejaror. Il veG conSu-
maGo cl robo fucroH las de las ruedaS
lie III autom6yil en- cI cual sc alicia
ron de la casa Y un lieuzo con que
cNiGentementc habiam administered
81 opio.
La senorita Garfield dice que ella
fuG despertada. cn cierto modo. p"i
Ia presen1ia de dos hombres Ell 81
cuarto. Cuando sinti0 que Sc hahlau
lido Sc leyanto. enccndio IA luz y yin
su reloi; faltaba IN cuarto para lbs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-02

81 81 g. Maro. Memorials a. Ia inlef'ti5n
,i.u rrauresS. C3h SraUauoS &c: -,
"a |.rrs, IL, Ia> LIW.ldildS 49,. II
f-IiSs V.HI.rrs Ne1icJuu>- thlcrrJ d.
l-EJePsndsneia : mra=i6n. anerttaIia. ~
~ sa1S il Tuila. Comrrgnoe dcsdG .9s OH
a'la9,E ~. R5lus. hasta Ia calda del iE.'.-
re romans 1T uccidenie 10
-, Ne Urecia. desJe los Iie1npos ne
rU.cos nasts Ia characterization del il.-
perlc dc Alejandro eel "'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-02
nrH,s NJ C>KoLIN, INlEHNihro.

NrJnrC~ '~ra=iru<. lu- tnluu~ o.. 900 &c. u.Nl
Al borl!e del aaiSmu i Ins, iHn.'-l"... Vs.
.,rriEun &c. maIr'. Dos lurlr~. 90 ".Nl
,,li H.. ,hr.r,, Ia. .,.gs-. $50
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Criiurn sn ~l-,i.o LUrha >ui'Trnia. irss
lUtI'~. Dc. -. o.. 80 $50 u
rrar:!I- ,!ri adulirr". uu- 'DHu-. ... ".sn
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u.ruiu. Tres lrUir- 20. De-. 30. .-- ~
lu- r'!ur'"e q" rto'p''ilL. i"- '"lIi"c vs.
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los aIuu,r. u'di,NIu-. Iu- i"Ifius q. .. n.sn
la -crriiaGn viva. lu- 'ulI.u> &c. %. u.N'
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la rr~IrIrrrluu ir IN any! 90. $50 NV
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wren y NIdr. ) LL!iJci"T. > tUiilv' LIZ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-02
tiU.N G'tS OGILGt~

IlIy!r4ia lri Icy >]Iiu,luU ....-- ..... a.
LurriCuarl0 Internal. '.u,iu'ug uiEsli b!iis
81. rufI y n"-Ta. apart Iuir.,. CIT. i.n'
u"-iua : Hlludl &c Ia Mia Ml=la. LpHiir
~. Il ~frIau=ulr lie ~di"Iunl.. "a '-abAii. -
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CUliIgG. L6Uu I~slisIgar I'll 'HrTGd IT,"
~ Llbrn Internal TrstaGO d" las riencid-
orulfas. Ccuiier. Z. llhrc de san 1Iprid-
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ip Y IA rahTa Il:Trrnal. ttr........,. w.
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"a y ]couDI"Il tici famo~n "riin"rI". '-f'
la Gl4girula del ilrrhirrr". O. Lihf" u' ~,
..nriauu. con iTriuiiad d. >ccr"i"-.. E..'l
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-. NrrLadera I",a del "Culi>lnr III
Vcrllferv Horoscope para adlvindr 81 POI,
AEIilP 800 . 800 800 -- &c "
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-02

relcarama Especial para IL pRhNsa'
NUEvA YORK. Octubre 3i.-Ape-
mas puede creerse que una mujer
que pesa escasamente Glen llpraS la
va podido dar muertc 4 un hoIlhFe
que paSada doscierrtas eelleHta: y
quien segun ella afirma- hahia anu
sado de 81 deDllldad mh! ceEt1 ~
dlez an0S. TAI Is ei case ISA'.n''
.uno de estoS dlas poF ID s''ioE" ,n''
garita Claire Beullh2er. ell 81 LIZ
bunal lie Newmark, al c~oinparcteE
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ESpTRITI~IIO.

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n fFIr. lie rn- Mediums &c -- q. 10
n f-rrr. lr les E~plrlJu> d. %, - 49, 49,
81 ~.-=y-i>. los N!iaZfvS y Id> Frtu'cTH-
go $50 N.sI
rr t,rr--liu ---iU u c>rlElil>lno q. ~
= ,s-Ir = - inferno 70 BE-. w.
.,gr,, ir.-mrra> Ir Allan Aardek re-. "
one = ~ E-pIriIlslnG: -. be-. 10
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-02
La caida del 'gobierno de Carran,
"a es inevitable
All 10 afifma I'm americana que iue con
sejero del Primer Jefe
ssSi Sc lie facilitara dinero a Carranza, los SUI
vos Sc 10 repartirian en- una noche"

s.. me t4rdra III -uceder tarde a Y aruar ue-o 4 IN lado 81 ti'-
..-eriaao -psln auaa Richard Co Hes. Ee punto esta clarament" ra"'
- =. pasadena antique con>ejero eldO por una Inca que conlu2" a
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NUNELAS nv Frs "


,brlardu , rloiSa DO. -. -. O25
!iSiUrja % 81 charrV- ruutraLandIstae. 40
vcla ujrNIcaua. in tynloS -. 90 i.bd
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III Mar!lr tI.l idI2uIa. I~irrIiuSa uDra. bhsa-
da IN IA viiI del Iicdcnlor del Nundo.
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tai. CIatr) tomo>. pasta tela -. .. 30
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H. anterior. CultrO mos, iela -. O.. 80
II Condo De MontecristO y La Mano tyL
NUertu. Tire. louu> grandcS -. re-. 30
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lbs DRAMAS CONYUGALES EN- N. YORK
Una se1ora jura que mato a su nlarido por
, salvar su vida

diio al Ayudantr del Procurador.
Wilbur Moth, que intencionalmenle
ha.,ia disparado ba!azo tras baiazo
S0bre 81 eSpOSo.
La frigil y peqleha muJer que
uarccia representa- mcn0> dt los
veiriiucIo amos que dice tcner. cN-
pjirG u anterior repugWnc!a d. de-
tiarar que habia sido intentional j"
Jue habia hccho. ~alceando Que IN
tbs moinentU: el Que 81 consume ia
lra=rdia gran numero DE ~pensamien
tos - nabian agolpado eli 81 "-pi-
riiu. orillandola u Ia lOcura.
Al ser inlerrOgaia directamrnic
pur ~ abogado, q ST. Roberts II.
Mrt.ar;cr. diio, que ag4eS de dl>pa-
rar contra 81 rspo>o. dos vece> 10
habia rcchaLadO, haSta que este p"r
tcrcera re2 pcnejr6 Il fuerza Il >u
a!coba acumpaHaudO >uS dcmandaN
Ion amenazas de muertc.
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