The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-01-24
SUPERVISORS FIND
MANY THINGS TO Do
Business of All Kinds Acted on
or Referred to Proper
Committees.

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flrst DePuty CITY Attorney Milver-
ton reported at the meeting of the
supervisors last night that the bonds
prasepted by ,ho ro...,,. .;..,,
road o,.o.s.,..
form and +ba+ ha.hoa So, -,
800 "e i"u re'''rheu tueih
10 the surety company for correction,
Ioane Kamaka, who broke his leg
while working ON the road and wanted
coupansatior ,yi1, ~ .,,.u..., ~. -
- "iio"eu pay ioi
sne ten anu ohe'halt days IN November
H Ht.Iig wnlch ne was unable to work,
-iI NV t t statlng that TINS compromise
"Ouiu " setIsiac.ors 10 the petitioner
'oSe l'osa clallh LOT pay Tor nfteen
u"S' DIS ihterPreter curing the
present lIlonti, was reported by MflVer-
~ yoli W NC MltnouV merit, lhasmuch as
l'oS" was ulscnargeu peiore January l.
tilu "'i' eono no WORK lor the city
7iiiIo VI" W. ni9t VI the year
NiieiisVeiu' nullulhg anu pump
my lnsl'eotoi, sent IN communication
a a., VhaI ne hau appointed
ChariSS w. I murashy as ms assistant
- - W ll'ianis submitted propo-
siploh whereby ne VIII deed to the city
. me I necessary lanu required to broaden
':,e Gpi15 Nanoa roau on cohultioh the
Dutiu iV.oiiins "alis shiI tlnS Tue
go '.io n's Piprei " IN return me-
ei' Gu " .ne io"u coninilttee'
fniplno lance Hail.
B. A. Lionzon asked permission to re-
move the Filipino Public Dancing
School FROM Motley Hall to the Shun
Hoy Cafe, No 10 Hotel street. Re-
ferred to the police committed
Citizens of greater Kapiolani asked
for street repairs and more electric
| lights. Kahoaaloha lane residents want
one electric light.
A petition signed by representative
citizens of Beretania street was pre-
scented by j. w. A. Palmer, calling at
tention to the wretched condition of
this thoroughfare due to the heavy
traffic which passes over it from Kai-
mukl. The petitioners declare that
after the gas pipes were laid, the
street was never properlJ repaired;
that 1T has not been cleaned in six
months; that refuse from other streets
is dumped on Beretania street to be
] ground INTO dust by wheels; that sec
lions of 1T are impossible to pedes-
TRANS, and that it Is so improperly
sprinkled that clouds of dust hang
/ over its entire length.
| They asked that the street be cleaned
and repaired as soon as possible and
that the sprinkling be done early in
the morning before the heavy traffic
starts to move, and again in the late
afternoon when the traffic is at its
height. They also ask for permanent
paving as soon as conditions will per-
init. Referred to the road committee.
| Resolutions were introduced by Su-
pervisor Mcclellan, and passed, reap
propriating balances in the general
fund and the permanent improvement
fund, left by the old board, and which
are due for construction work on the
streets.
No Humane Officer.
Supervisor Petrie inquired as to
whether the horse which is being used
by Miss Rose Dawson. the humane of
ficer, is the property of the city, as
he said he had been Informed that Miss
Dawson claimed that the horse had
been given her by the city and that
she would refuse to give it up. He
was informed that the city had only
granted the use of the horse to Miss
1 Dawson.