The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-05-27

MAY ~, 1910 --SEMI-WEEl
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stopped. al Il is criminal act. and
liable % get che one who signs the pay.
roll for another without being daily au !
thorzcd to 10 % Ia writing, they lay
themselves liable TO be prosecuted for
forgery.
Ella this instance there was no harm
done hy Mr.. Paelc or Mr.. Hhloakala.
They seem TO be ignorant of the hw
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 Koko
Head avenue, which is very little; also
remove q few rocks and straighten the
road on Eleventh avenue, below Mrs.
Bartlett residence.
Commence work on Palolo Valley
where work was left out some time ago;
also Kalauokalani lane be repaired at
once This can be done with n very
small cost, as all it requires is waste
or loose dirt for filing.
"Continue work in Kalihi Camp,
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.
dWaialua district--Contirue work
the same as the present month
"'Koolauloa distriet--Continue toward
Hauula, the same as the present month.
"Koolaupoko district--Contnue grad
ing toward Heeia Ikea Beach. We would
recommend that roclx-crusher be shut
down in June, that no macadam be
spread and that all the work be put on
the grading towards Heeia-kea Beach
A report was received from the police
committee on a charge which had been
preferred in the name of "Joe Vierra, -
that Officer Oleson had been drunk on
duty TO such an extent that he was not
fit to be n guardian of public safety.
The committee reported that Joe Vierra
could not be located, and that the sheriff
udid not believe there was any such
name in existence Oleson had denied
that he was drunk at the time and in
the manner stated, ard as there was no
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 Pohukaina
school from King and Punchbowl
streets to Kallaako. His resolution said
that the site proposed for the school
was a swamp during much of the year
J 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. GIVE won It 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 it 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.
A communication was received re-
garding a proposition of Engineer Bur
bank, inucharge of u. s. construction
/ work, offering to lease the Moiliili rock
anu anu supply 4ASAS
: lulu with crushed rock at cost. 1t waG
referred to the roads and bridges com
, mittee.
Complaints regarding the conditions
of Iwilei roads were received from the
Honolulu Packing Company, Hawaiian
Pineapple Company, Hawaiian Fertile
,. er Company and Honolulu Soap Works
and all referred to the roads and
bridges committee. The Kalihi and Pa
4 lama +l1ai Improvement Clubs petition
g for work ON the Kalihi camp road was
G similarly referred.
t Aylett introduced q plumbing ordi
1 nance, which makes it misdemeanol
= for any person to engage in plumbing
: work without having license. 1t pass
:, ed first reading, Kane alone opposing.
The antispitting ordinance came NJ
c for another passage, but Aylett go
e more time to think about it. Aylet
/ threatens to oppose it when it is fnall.
e brought up.
e The following petition was referred
Il to the road committee:
"We the undersigned and resident
D to be, feeling the need Of an improved
Y modern street so that our bodily com
f fort, in the easy and smooth ecces
IS to our homes, may be much enhanced
d would kindly ask, your cooperation Il
d the making of that part of Funcha
q street, recently named, forty-foot roa
y connecting Fort street and Pauoa roa
4 and reserved by you smooth and leve
= road. AS the great facility of access
: appearance and comfort of a roa
- would increase traffic and correspond
= ingIy increase the values of lands ada
81 cent to it, it is to your advantage an
our comfort and happiness that mutua
y actions be taken toward the prope
10 completion Of the said Funchal street.
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