The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-11-12
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nave Deen SululllOleu 10 dIlelu the
circuit court Monday when a trial
term of the court will open.
Supervisors Meet Tomorrow.-An
adjourned meeting of the board of SUI
pervisors will be held tomorrow, ad-
journment having been taken late
Wednesday afternoon until that time.
New Garage Building.-A new two
story building which will be occupied
by a garage of the ground floor and
living room above is being erected
on Market street just south of Main.
Much Smoke, Little BIaze.-Fire
which was discovered under the floor
of the county garage created some ex-
element Saturday morning. 1t was
quickly e~Xtinguished and little damage
occasioned.
Heavy Storms Reported.-Severe
storms, with thunder and heavy rains,
are reported from the Hama end OF
the Island. Havoc has been played
with the wires and poles of the tele-
phone company, manager Brown says.
Will Buy x-ray outfit-Authoriza-
ton to advertise for bids for a tho
roughly modern Xray outfit for Malu-
lani hospital was passed by the board
of supervisors Wednesday. Bids are
to be opened at the January meeting.
Holiday Observed.-Armist.ce Day
VISA observed yesterday by the closing
of the banks all day, most of the es-
adjustments on automobile row and
the post office after noon. The courts
and county offices were closed all day.
Park Commissioners Recommended.
George Webb and ID. L. Fleming
have been recommended by the La
halna park commissioners to fill va
CancleS on the card. Action was ..e-
lerred ON the recommendation until
the Supervisors tomorrow.
Japanese Child Drowns.-Little Hat
suo Oda strayed away from her par
ents home in Puunene Sunday after
noon. When search was made the
body was found in an overflow ditch
not far from the house. Lift was eX-
tinct.
Goods Are Missine.-While the pro
prietors of the Boston Store sale in
the Orpheum were at lunch Monday
some one entered the building and
made away with some boys caps and
other goods. Boys are suspected OF
the theft.
Appropriation Asked.-Circuit Judge
Burr has asked the supervisors for an
appropriation to meet expenses of the
coming term of court. The matter
was referred to the county attorney
and county auditor and action will be
taken by the board tomorrow.
Carpenters Are Scarce-E. c. Mel
Tor, who has the contract for the build
.ng of additions to Malulani Hospital
has asked permission to use non-citi
zen carpenters until such time as he
can secure citizen workers. His re-
quest was referred to the county at
torney.
Team-Wagon Lostl-Telephone re-
ports from Hama tell of the loss of a
team and wagon. The outfit was EN-
ployed in hauling wood, went over a
high bank into a swollen stream and
was swept away. The driver leaped
to the side away from the bank and
saved himself.
Buys Revere Car-The big, power
full, yellow bodied Revere Car which
attracted much attention at the Third
Maui Fair where it was displayed by
the Maui Garage & Transportation
Company, will remain on Maui. II
has been purchased and now is being
driven by DR.. A. c. Rothrock.
New Residence Tract-Notice has
been given by E. R. Bevins and d. r.
Fleming to the County that they have
purchased land below Waikiki on
which refuse has been dumped in the
past and asking that a new dump site
be selected and used. The notice says
the property will be used for a new
residential district.
Lose = D%aughte:. Sympathy ii
the fricrds of , H. Sylvia, postmas CO
at kahului, and Mrs. sylvia, has gone
forth TO them at the death of thcir
1T Ia daughter Ju',ettc, aged tour
years, who died rather suddenly Tues
day night FuLeral services We're held
Wednesday and interment was in the
Catholic cemetery.
Red Cross Membership.-This is
membership day for the American Red
Cross and generally on Maui member.
ships are being solicited. In Waikiki
tables where subscriptions for mem,
bership may be left will be found in
the post office, Maui Hardware store
and Maui Drug store until 5 O'Clock
this afternoon.
Will Trim Trees-Permission was
given j. G. Blair of the Electric Com
pany by the supervisors TO do neces
say bSS ullillHS Win cooperation
of county forces but he was advised
to see the committee of the Woman.
l Club relative to the work he says /.
necessary with the coming of tn,
rainy season.
Action Deferred.-Two resolution.
passed by the Civic Convention wer,
before the board of supervisors Wed
nesday. One referred to territorial
and federal aid in building roads Il
kilauea, up Haleakala and to Waime.
Canyon and the other to enforcement
d OF the national prohibition laws
They will be further considered tomol
Y row.
e Auto Club 0uggests.-Suggestio
that traffic Officers assist in keelin
streets and roads free from glass au
obs tructioEs, az TO width of roads all
that reconstruction of the pail rOr
between WaiiIkU and Lahaina is tn
q most lmpo! :ant OF prospective ro3
o mpTOynmgnt are included in rpCau