Keolanui Can Appoint Subject To Approval
Judge Parsons rules County Auditor may reject an illegal clerk salary claim for Sheriff of Hawaii. Lyman sought mandamus to compel a $75 warrant. Board approved, Auditor refused. Court cites County Act limits and duties of auditing, upholds Auditor’s right to reject illegitimate claims, peremptory writ denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Gurney
Magnite
Norman K. Lyman
Board of Supervisors
Charles Maguire
Hawaii
County of
Hilo
Lyman
Searle
Keolanui
Brickwood Lyman
Chas Maguire
Sam K. Pua
Mawaii
Pationer
Sulary
Supreme Court of Wyoming
Donzelman
Vonzelman
Grant
Knell Ousted Over South Hilo Police Appointment
Judge Parsons ruled Harry A Knell acted as a police officer for South Hilo without Board of Supervisors approval. The ruling affirms the sheriff power to appoint police, but only with supervisory consent, citing County Act and Revised Laws. The decision, issued October 13, 1905, dismisses Knell from office with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Parsons
Maguire
Patrolman Knell
Territory of Hawaii
John T. Moir
Harry Ay Knoll
William M. Keolanui
Hawaii
South Hilo
Keolunti
Island of
Maui
Motokai
Lunai
Kahoolawe
Sherih
Oahu
Molokai
Lanai
Kadai
Niihaa
Board of Supervisors
Island
Rion
District of
Hilo
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City Council of
Seattle
Chalk
Knell
Eel Gemiety
Wireless
E. E. Richards
Inter-Island Telegraph CO
Honolulu
Noah W. Cray Manager
Alexander
Ite
Uiseh
Jersey
Berkshire
Grambour
Young