Honolulu City and County budgets approved for 1910
By authority the Honolulu City and County Board of Supervisors resolves to appropriate 449,166 dollars from General Fund salaries and maintenance for the period January 1 to June 30 1910 and to pro rata monthly allocations for various departments. An additional 21,900 dollars from the Hazard Tax Fund covers building and maintenance in specified districts, with auditor authorization for warrants upon schedules and vouchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Honolulu
Territory of Hawaii
Jali
Ker
Renee
Hawaii Promotion Committee
Kaptolant Park
Laat Homme Ee
Vine Avera
Walalus Road
Koolaulon
Koolaupoko
Walmanuio
Cece Sey
Byatem
Matarta & Ae
Iaoey
Au Wien
Wald
Furthen
Ee Vitora
A. D
Joseph
Resolution 208 Approves Electric Installation Funding Honolulu
Honolulu Territory board approves a seven hundred dollar appropriation from the general fund for electric installation at St Pablo Kod KalmakI and Al Heights in the Honolulu district. Introduced by Supervisor and approved by Mayor Kane and Joseph J. Fern. Dates listed include late November 1909 and late January 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervintew
Heoholulu
Territory of Hawaii
St Pablo Kod
Kalmaki
al Heights
District of Honolulu
Payment of Gewer Rates Notice
Payment of Gewer rates is due by January 1 1910 at the office of the Superintendent of Public Works. Failure to pay within sixteen days after due will incur a 10 percent addition. Manuel K. Cook and Marston Campbell sign as chief clerk and superintendent. Dex Shee 25 27 30 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superintendent of Public Works
Manuel K. Cook
Beroveg
Marston Campbell
Dex Shee
Kula
Maui
Department of Public Works
F. B. Harvey
Camp Olinda
Maul
Public Works
Diarston Campill
Water Sprinkler Claim Approved by Honolulu Board of Supervisors
On November 26, 1909 the Honolulu City and County Board of Supervisors appropriated 490 dollars from the general fund to pay a water sprinkler claim for Walaju Road District. Presented by Supervisor C. Quinn and approved with dates including December 21, 4, 23, 24, 27, 28, 29, 240, 41, and January 3, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Fern
Pao Ng T. A
Honollule
Territory of Hawaii
Walajua Road
4. C. Quinn
Dts
Little, Bapertutansen
Honoluli
Resolution funds bridge construction in Waialua
Honolulu Board of Supervisors approves appropriation of 1800 dollars from general fund for the Waialua bridge project. Introduced by Quinn, vote recorded Ayes Abia Aylett Cox Kaus Logan McClellan, total six, Noes none. Clerk D Kalauokalani Jr announces passage and publication dates December 27 through 31, 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
County of
Honolulu
Waialua
Quinn
County F of
Jon
Ayes
Abia
Aylett
Cox
Kaus
Logan
McClellan
D. Kalauokalani, JR
Water Rates Notice from Hawaii Laws Chapter 45
Notice from Honolulu Water Works listing six months water rates due by January 1 1910 with a 10 percent surcharge after fifteen days. Unpaid rates by January 186 1910 risk immediate shutoff. Payments accepted at Hopolui Water Works Capital Building and signed by M Little Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Raton
Hopolui
Huiiding
Death Not on Larsen's Head and the Kaline Verdict
A Honolulu coroner's jury found John Kaihuo's death was caused by cerebral hemorrhage from a fall, not by Larsens actions. Witnesses described an altercation after Kamely allegedly struck Mary Wan, with Kamaly pursuing and Larsen defending himself, leading to injuries amid conflicting testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Larsen
John Kaihuo
Kalhne
Sald Tm
Larsen
Peinea
Kaline
Larsen, Jr
Honolulu
Territory of Hawaii
Mary Wan
Mat Houve
Kathue
Kamaly
Tal
Uine
Larson
Kanne
Slovalk
Cheblaw
Wiltans
Miller
Pioneer Mill Co
iBANER TALKS ON SCHOOL QUESTION
John Baker Hilo era issue speaker urges native rights and Japanese inclusion. He criticizes land taxation and calls for action to spur growth while maintaining schooling for Hawaiian children and combating overcrowded facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibaner
John Baker
Athletion
the Herald
Hilo
Spinsters Fight Duel With Long Hat Pins
Newark New Jersey December 1 Two spinster sisters Frances and Inabel Ritchie were found dead in their home each with fatal hatpin wounds. Frances lay on the floor and Inabel hung from a clothes rack above the door. A mill box had a note stating Frances hung herself at 2% Sut Me too. Police suspect the sisters fought before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Dee
Frances
Inabel Ritchie
Rixters
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fort Street
King
Monowin
Hwa & Walanae
Koolauley Visirlet
Daniel Logan
T. H
Wm, A. Kane
Theo. H. Davies & Co
Hawaii Herald
Isiteriat Roome
Ansco Film
Ansco-The Modern Film At
Benson Smith & Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!