The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-02-08
SUPERVISORS,
HANDLE BUNCH
OF BUSINESS
Sessions Started On Wednesday To
Continue This Afternoon And
Possibly Tomorrow
PRINCIPAL ITEMS DISPOSED OF

The supervisors of the county are
holding their regular, monthly sit
ings at this weekend. They began
Wednesday afternoon. A further
session will be held this afternoon
and the desk will be finally cleared
tomorrow. A large amount of routine
has engaged the attention of the
board.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
The following decisions were reach
ed in respect to various matters:
l. The county engineer to take up
the matter of the adjustment of jan
itor's funds and supplies, charging
to the schools the respective amounts
received in January.
2. The county attorney and county
engineer to draw up papers covering
the transfer for the right of way
though Aheong's property at KAPPA
kalua.
8. The superintendent of Kula
water works is empowered to limit
the water consumption at Puleho
Jail to such amount as he may feel
necessary
4. That the district overseer lay
a 3-4 inch pipe from the gulch to the
Kahakuloa school, the pipe to be TAX
en- from the Mana county camp.
5. AS per request of the district
overseer the county will install two
1000 gallon gasoline tanks at Hama.
6. On request of Mr.. w. A. Bald
win, the Haiku Fruit & Packing Co.
was given permission to put a run
way under the homestead road near
the cannery.
7. The Haiku Fruit & Packing Co.
was also authorized to widen the
curve of the road on the west side
of the east Kuiaha gulch, that the
cannery do the work, charging the
county at cost.
s. The chairman was instructed to
look into and report on the matter
of request of Mr.. Uahinui for water
for Kamalo school.
8. The chairman was also instruct
ed to send the Molokai road tent
back to Molokai together with a
spreading wagon for use on the roads.
10. The district overseer of Maka-
wac was instructed to set aside some
of the laborers on the roads for the
purposes of repairing the road lead
ing from the upper homesteads road
to Kaonoulu homesteads.
IL. The same overseer was in
structed to repair the stableman's cot
tage at Makawao.
IL. The clerk was instructed to
write to all school principals that
hereafter no live stock should be al
lowed on school premises. The
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leave the school yard gate unlocked,
as one of the school cottages is oc-
cupied by teachers.
13. The district overseer of Hama
was instructed to rent to the Kipa-
huN Sugar Co., all of the county
rails in the Hama district, except
such as may be needed for the Ma
kaialua job, at rental of So a month;
the rails to be returned to the coun-
ty when needed.
IA. The matters of railroad cross
ing and the damage done to roads by
tiume water in the Hama district were
referred to the county attorney.
15. Pia Cockett was appointed
trustee for Napahu Elua, an INDECENT
of Kihei, with an allowance of S5 a
month.
l6. The county attorney was in
structed to draft an agreement be-
tween the trustees of the Honolua
'ch and the county of Maui rela-
tive to the water supplied by the
ranch to the Kahana pipe line.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
The supervisors met at 2:40 p. m,
all members being present Almost
the entire session was taken I'D with
the reading of minutes, communica-
tions and reports, action on which |
was, in almost every case, deferred, |
to later sessions.
Certain minor repairs at Kaeleku |
and Keahua schools were authorized |
The chairman was authorized to |
purchase lumber for a care-taker's |
cottage at lao waterhead.