Honolulu City and County salary appropriation resolution 1909
The document records a December 1908 introduced resolution by Supervisor Honolulu T H and approved December 18 1909 authorizing a 149 000 payroll appropriation for City and County of Honolulu Hawaii for salaries warrants drawn by the Auditor upon certified vouchers and committee review, with monthly pro rate payments and reporting to the Board of Supervisors. It details budgetary controls and expenditure procedures including committee recommendations and limited monthly payments. The resolution is signed by Mayor Joseph J Fern and Daniel Logan with public notices published December 31 1909.
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Honolulu
Territory of Hawaii
Howetts
Dume
EIT
Honolu
Board of Euperessor
Board of Super- Vistors
T. H
Joseph J. Fern
Balurow
Omoe Eiployen
Huilding & Phoabing
Matera & Suppliew
Hawaii
Kwa Road
Walunae
Watulua
Koolsuloa
Koolaupoke Road
Waimanalo
Maintenanc Traction
Byotem
Matert & Supplies Lys
Dulatdet
Aisha
Irpro
Honolulu Resolution Appropriates 700 for Street Lighting
Resolution 208 approved by the Honolulu Board of Supervisors appropriates 700 from general funds for electric lights on Palolo Road Kulmiki and Alews night in the Honolulu district. Introduced by Supervisor WM Kane. Approved June 10.
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Honolulu
Territory of Hawaii
Palolo Road
Kulmuki and
Alewsight
District of Honolulu
WM. A. Kane
Water Sprinkler Claim Notification in Honolulu District
Honolulu City and County officials publish notice regarding the Water Sprinkler Wala Jum Road District claim payment. The document references a series of dates and supervisor actions across November to January, with details about the Hawaii territory administration.
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Honolulu
T. H
Board of Supervisors
City and County of
Tory of
Hawaii
Walajlum Road
Quinn
Payment of Water Rates Due in January 1910
Notice to water privilege holders in Hawaii for the six month period ending June 30 1910 that rates are due January 1 1910. A 10 percent surcharge applies if unpaid after January 15 and service may be shut off after January 10 1919. Payments accepted at the Honolulu Water Works office Capitol J M Little Superintendent.
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Hawaii
Honolululw
Ff Works
Capitol
Payment of Sewer Rates Notice under Revised Laws 1905
Notice issued by the Superintendent of Public Works under Chapter 4 of the Revised Laws 1905 for al shave sewer privileges or paying rates. Dated December 20, 1909. Manuell Kt Cook Chief Clerk approved by Marston Campbell Superintendent of Public Works. December 7, 30, 30.
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Alx
Manuel Kt
Cook
Marston Campbell
Department of Public Works
Resolution funds for Walatua bridge construction in Honolulu
The Hoard of Supervisors of the City and County of Honolulu approves an $1,800 appropriation from the wenergi fund to construct a bridge at Walatua. The resolution, adopted at the regular meeting, shows votes: Ayer Abie Aytett Coz Kane Logan McClellan six to none with Abeont and not votin.
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Wenergi Fund
Walatua
Dale
J.C. Quinn
Honolulu
Tureday
Pana
Uard
Ayer
Abie
Aytett
Coz
Kane
Logan
McClellan
Noes
Abeont
Votin
Quinn
Water resources chief to study Kauai hydrography
W F Martin, newly appointed Chief Hydrographer for the Territory, arrived in Kauai on Tuesday to continue comprehensive surveys of water resources on the island. He is accompanied by A F Kindle, with Knudsen Julsa guiding a detailed inland assessment, including the Hanalei and Wainiha river headwaters and potential power plant connections.
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W. F Martin
U. S
Burney
Honolulu
Darndon
A. F. Kindeen
Kavai
Minue
Mr. Knudsen Julsa
W. G. Hall
Hong ‘Lulu
Tomwday
Lihue
I Hanaiet
Mina Ji
Moon
BO. K. Dever MM
Hanalet
Mar
Manalel
Manne Waluteate
Wainiha
Hanalei
Gayle Ad
Katini Hlooiio Company
Hydrographic Survey Explores Walatha Valley Power Resources
A hydrographic party travels through Walatha Valley to assess water supply and power potential for Kaual Electric Co. routes, visiting Kapaa and Walpouli districts, measuring main ditches and reservoirs, and planning reports on water resources and development opportunities.
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Walatha Valley
Walatha Power
Kaual Electric Co
Waintha
Myers
Hi Wen
Ind
Real Gance
Col. Boutdi
Mukee Bu
Rufus P. Apalding
Oat Pco
Kealla Mauka
Kapaw
Kapaa
Walpouli
Kanahe
Kealla
Enanling
Pelae
Water supply tour insights from Kauai visit by Kinison
Kinison toured Kauai during a Hawaii trip noting abundant water resources and contrasting mainland conditions. He planned further work on hydrology across the Territory, aiming to estimate water that could be conserved and benefits for Honolulu's needs. The voyage included side trips to see Upper and Lower Wallow Falls and return dates to Honolulu.
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Ahe Valley House
Lihue
Kinison
Kekuba
Wallow Falls
Honolulu
Martin
Knudien
Kaual
Lightweight coins threaten coast circulation warning issued
Boater Fink warned postal employees of a surplus of lightweight twenty and ten dollar gold pieces circulating locally. Some coins have 1 to 2 dollars worth of gold shaved from the edge by grinding. Clerks accepting light coins face losses as the counterfeit issue spreads and authorities seek a fix.
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Boater Fink
Colin
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Fort Street
King
Arts and Crafts Shop
Nee
Resolu
Daniel Logan
Ewa ‘Alanine Distriet Honan
Walataa Distriet
Kealsulos
Joseph J
Une
Horo
J. M, Little
Motolula
Pugnotit
Usm
Zivy Busines
Bulletin Office
Kalavokalans JR
Eeous
County of
Kauat
Theo. H. Davies’ &Co
Coyne Furniture Company
Birmingham Post
Boolatlan
Atrankomont
Ben Aiie
Atohlion Globo
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