The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-27

stoned as it is criminal act. and
liable to get the one who signs the pay
roll for another without being duly au
thorized to do 50 in writing, they lay
themselves liable to be prosecuted for
forgery.
''In this instance there was no harm
done BY Mr.. Paele or Mr.. Haleakala.
They seem to be ignorant of the law
and the consequences of such matters.
The road committee submitted the
following plan for work to be carried
on in June:
"Repair the road opposite the old
brick yard up Nuuanu, leading into
what is known as Schnack Tract; also
to finish what work there is on kokS
Head avenue, which is very little; also
remove a few rocks and straighten the
road on Eleventh avenue, below Mrs.
Bartlett s residence.
Commence work on Palolo Valley
where work was left out some time ago
once. This can be done with a very
small cost, as all it requires is waste
or loose dirt for filing.
- Continue Work III hdllul lamp,
same as present month.
''Continue work in Kapiolani Tract.
Continue street oiling the same as~the
present month.
''Ewa district-Continue work IN
Kipapa Gulch.
"Waialua district-Continue work
the same as the present month.
OK oolauloa Observation-Disclosures toward
Hauula, the same as the present month
'Koolaupoko district-Contlnue grad
ing toward Heeia kea Beach. We would
re ommend that rock-crusher he shut
down in June. that 10 macadam be
spread and that all the work be put on
the grading towards Heela -kea Beach.
4 report was received from the ponce
committee on charge which had been
preferred in the name of Joe Nlerra,
that Officer Oleson had been drunk on
duty TO such an extent that he was not
fit to be a guardian of public safety
The committee reported that Joe Nierra
could not he located, and that the sheriff
.'did not believe there was any such
name in existence. OIeson had denied
that he was drunk at the time and IN
the manner stated, and as there was nc
one to contradict his statements, the
committee could not recommend any
thing but exoneration, in which the
board unanimously concurred.
Quinn offered a resolution protesting
against the removal of the Pohukalna
school from King and PunchboWl
streets to Kakaako. His resolution sand
that the site proposed for the school
was a swamp during much of the year
and was not fit for a school, and that
the board should protest from motives
of humanity and sanitation.
Mcclellan said the board had no Of
fetal notice of the proposed moving
Of the school. owe won t be notified
until it is all DONE said Quinn.
Logan said he understood that the
land deal had been all carried out, and
deeds exchanged already. He agreed
with the protest. but thought il was too
late to stop the deal The ways and
means committee was instructed to take
the matter up and make the necessary
protest to the territorial administration
against moving the school to the alleged
swamp.
\ Communication was received re-
gardiug a proposition Of Engineer Bur
bank. in charge of [. s. construction
work, Offering to lease the Moilijli rock
crnsher and quarry and supply Homo
lulu with crushed rock at cost. 1t was
referred to the roads and bridges com
mittee.
Complaints regarding the conditions
of Iwlej roads were received from the
Honolulu Packing Company, Hawaiian
PlupauDle Company Hawaiian FertiliZ-