Honolulu City and County Board Approves 1910 Budget Allocation
Authorized by the Honolulu Board of Supervisors a 1910 budget totaling 249,156 dollars for general fund expenditures. The plan covers salaries wages donations school maintenance and general expenses from January 1 to June 30 1910 with pro rata monthly payments and warrants by the City Treasurer upon vouchers and clerk certification.
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Board of Supervisors
Lulu
Territory of
Hawaii
Hoscluh
Honolulu
A. D
Joseph J. Fern
Omice
Kaplolint Park
Tnt
Parke
Materia
Payrott Co
Materia & Supplies
Tere Weap
Paytott Sabe
Polve Porée
Ewa
Walanae
Walalua
Koolauloa
Koolaupoka
Waimanalo
Inet le
Pasroll
Yao
Tronepgta Toy Bea
Omico Employen
Wmeat & Hood
Resolution 208 funds electric highway project in Honolulu
The Board of Supervisors of Honolulu Territory appropriates 19700 to install electric highway lighting at Pajolo Road Kalihi and Alewa Hills Monorial district. Introduced by Supervisor Kane and approved by Mayor Hime. Dates listed indicate 1910.
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Honolulu
Territory
Mawati
Pajolo Road
Kalmuki
Alewa Helis
Dinterie
Monorial
WM. 4
Kane
City and County of Ho Kokua Water Sprinkler Claim
Resolution 211 from the Ho territory board approves payment of 4490.00 from the general fund for a water sprinkler claim in Walaun Road District. Noted as prevented by Supervisor J C Quinn with mayoral oversight. Board minutes show dates spanning December 21 to January 3, 1910.
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Mobolulu
Board of Supervisors
Ho[pounlu
Territory of Hawaii
Walalun Road
J.C. Quinn
Honolulu Board Approves 14600 Pile Bridge Project Funding
Resolution by the Honolulu Board of Supervisors appropriates 14600 from the general fund for the construction of a pile bridge at Watatui. Introduced December 44, 1908 and approved at the December 21, 1909 meeting. Vote recorded Ayes 6, Noes none, Absent Quinn. Clerk D Kalauokalani Jr. notes December 27 24 28 30 1902.
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Honolulu
Watatui
Quinn
Board of
Abia
Aylott
Cox
Kine
Logan
McCicllan
D. Kalauokalani, JR
Christmas Day at Fort Shafter Garrison
The Fort Shafter post observes Christmas Day with a hoisted large garrison flag, decorated dining halls, and a noon dinner menu including roast turkey with oyster dressing. Soldiers enjoy a day off from formations except reveille guard, with music, beverages, and visits to the post. Private McCarthy and Private Pickett return from Schofield Barracks after a brief detached service, trusted mounted ordermen.
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Buty
Reveille
Fort Shafter
Crary
Weual Reveille Guard
Autolaw
Beyer
Company H
McCarthy
Pickett
Schofeld Barracks
Bestoning
Hw Post
Fort Shafter Infantry and Cavalry Orders and Discharges
Military notes from Fort Shafter detail laborer duty for William Gordon of Company H 20th Infantry and hospital discharge for Private Myer of Company G 2nd Infantry. Sergeant Aimons and Private Long of 20th Infantry are honorably discharged or rejoined. orders restructure sergeant roles and musketry school assignments at Presidio Monterey. Also mentions pilots transporting recruits, transfers within units, and a New Year smoker at Company H plus ongoing conduit work for telephone lines between Fort Shafter and Schofield Barracks. Private Mercer sprained wrist. Gateman released after hospital stay. more routine duties and equipment updates noted.
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Contom
Iettog
Honolulu
Fort Shafter
Shem
Kettorta
Department of
Artis
Reed
Presidio of
Monterey
School of Musketry
Hans
20Th Infantry
Sth Cavalry
Schofield
Gota
Munketry
Sera
McCall
20Th
Tne
Anemtty
Etn
Hedjandes
Fort Bhatter
James
Lons
Simmons
Long
Co. P. F
Co. F
Army of the United States
al Company
109Th Company
Count Artillery
Fort Muger
Shatter Hospital
Fort Ruger View
Mercer
Gateman
Win
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Fort Street
King
Arts and Crafts Shop
Daniel Logan
Hetil
Joseph J
Jem
Port Shafter News
H. Davies & Co
oKer
Alen A Dale
Thin Island
St. Louis
American Brewery
U.S.A
W. CG. Peacock & Co., Ltd
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