Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-29
Lucas And Moore Will
Today
Look Into Keanu Case
SUPERVISORS DISCUSS WARRANT CHANGES
Aouse.Numberina Work.

, f'ouoc-NuHlpc'l'Y WIN
a. Murphy. of the House Numbering
Bureau, reported that the district,
which had bounded Sheridan street, the
Beach road, Kalakaua avenue. Kapio.
lani Park and Ieahi road had been sur.
veyed and numbered. This was accom-.
panied by detailed statement of the
scurveys made and the lots and houses
numbered. Five new streets had been
named.
Adams moved that 1925 be voted 10
finish up the survey work. Carried.
Clerk w. X. Sims of the Circuit
Court wrote that the court wanted
its court room lighted earlier than was
done at present, as more light was
needed as the days were short. Re.
ferred to the Committee on Lights.
Postmaster Pratt wrote thanking for
the prompt work done on the pOstoiiiCo
cross walks.
New Health Rules.
President Pinkham of the Board OF
Health wrote stating that the Board
was considering four regulations re.
lating to tuberculosis, eXpectoration.
garbage and sprinkling of laundried
articles by mouth. This last regulation
would add force to the ordinance which
only covered clothing.
J. l.. Holt wrote that a man. called
kaipoo, wanted work to pay his taXey
due for two years past Referred to
Lucas.
The Promotion Committee asked TO
have the estray law rigidly enforced.
Many fences would be removed If stray
animals were kept off the streets.
Adams said this spoiled the lumber
business.
Anonymous Complaint.
l.. G.. 5. complained about her swamp
on Queen street. The street from Emf.
lie street Waikiki.wards was so full
of mud. that II a man wanted to com.
NIT suicide by jumping headtirst into
1t he would be stuck for good. PriCkly
pears grew on the street and lights
were wanted. The Board refused to
consider anonymous propositions.
Residents of Koolauloa asked that
Keaunui he appointed road overseer
when vacancy occurred. Heretofore
all appointments had been made from
l.aie but none from Hauula Kapaka,
Kaluinui, Punaluu and Kahana.
Paele Has Kicks.
Paele said that he had seen nails
and boards lying about on the road in
kOolau. They belonged to the govern.
ment and had been left at kaaawa. He
had seen this last Thursday. The same
day he met laborers coming from laie
with pipe. Paele told them to quit
working as the superintendent had
been suspended by the Board Further.
more the expenses for Koolau roads
were in excess OF the appropriation.
He had told the temporary superinten
dent to cut down to save expenses.
Some of the men had worked after they
had been told to stop work, and had not
been paid for this labor.
Lucas said they should not be paid
VI they had taken 1t on themselves to
work after being told to quit.
Smith said the special committee on
I the Keanu AFFAIR would look up this
+, matter.
Paele further said that stream
flowed past Judge Aikue's house. from
which he took his drinking water. This
was being contaminated by people liv.
ing above him and the Judge wanted
this stopped by the Supervisors.
Smith said this matter was in tho
province of the Board OF Health.
Changes in Warrant Forms.
Smith suggested to take up the mat
ter of changes in the form of warrants,
addressing Auditor Fisher, who was
present. Fisher said that several
county officials had told him they did
not want change. Douthitt has said
that each claim would have to be sep
prate.
Smith said II was the idea to have
one list of the warrants, which should
be passed by the Board. and have the
Auditor I'LL in the warrants. Each war
rant would then not have to be signed
five times as was now the case. II ono
form covering all the warrants could
be signed once for all, and much labor
would be saved.
Smith asked that II the Board should
put its ideas In concrete form would