The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-06-09

child and later rendered every assist
ance he could.
Convicted Of AssauIt-Frank Rosa
no was fined in the court of Magis-
trate Mossman $3.50 and costs for as
sault on Anselmo F~eliciano. The
evidence showed that he tried to run
away at first and finally turned and
blackened Feliciano's eye.
New Appropriation Bill-1h4 board
of supervisors this morning are work
ing on the e appropriation bill. I'm
til this time the board has been with
out definite figures on its probable
and has therefore passed two
quarterly bills covering expenses 10
June 80.
Alumnae Meeting Postponed-The
regular meeting of the st. Anthony
School Alumnae Association has been
postponed from June 18th to the
following Monday, June 18th to per-
nit members to participate in or
attend the swimming meet at Pun
meme tank.
To Clean Trail-Following the
reading of a communication from
Worth o. Aiken on the subiec- of the
condition of the trail from Olinda 20
the Crater, the board If supervisors
has ltltlltu liz SubJCOI " ilt ONOl
seer of that district with instructions
to do the necessary work of cleaning
up.
Molokai Schools-Sanitary Inspect
or George Weight has reported on the
conditions of Molokai school build
ings and premises with recommends
lions to the board of supervisors. His
communication was referred to the
county engineer with authority to
act as requirements demand.
Visit High School-Paia Schools
eighth grade pupils, accompanied by
Miss Katherine Ryan, spent an in
teresting and instructive day when
they visited the Maui High School at
Hamakuapoko, Thursday. A surprise
luncheon was served them on the
lawn of the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. NJ. Wells.
Fire Chief DISQUALIFICATION of
George Phelps as chief of the Lahai-
ma fire department was accepted by
the board of supervisors Wednesday.
He has gone to the coast on a Vaca-
ton and recommended the naming of
Howard Martinsen. The board refer
red the subject of an appointment to
the district overseCr and supervisor
Fleming.
Prisoners Take Fruit-Complaint
was made at the meeting of the
board of supervisors Wednesday that
county prisoners are picking green
alligator pears and other fruits from
trees on county property. II was
said they were picking and throwing
away the fruit before it has an op-
~portunity to ripen. The sheriff was
directed to take steps ID prevent re-
petitions.
Free Water Denied-Residents of
the Amori tract are not entitled to
free water, the county attorneys has
reported in an opinion to the board
Of supervisors. He holds that tract
is not entitled to free water as bav.
lug surrendered rights 20 the use of
water from the auwais which is pro-
vided for in an agreement between
the county and the Wailuku Sugar
Co., made in 1912.
For Playground Site-For a play
ground a tract of land is sought from
the land board by the county either
at Waiohuli or Keokea. Application
was made for a county stable" site
of which a part would have been used
as a playground and the land COLI
missioner replied advising that the
board of supervisors ask for both a
stable site and a playground. The
tract first asked for is not available
bui other lots are.
Young Trees Taken-Complaint
m from the Lahaina Outdoor
Circle hat some person or persons
have been taking up the young cocoa
nut trees which the Circle planted
along the roadsides between Lahaina
and Olowalu. The Circle is trying
hard to further beautify West Maui
and the removal of trees hat it
plants, OIL their destruction upsets the
plans it is seeking to carry out.
Free Water Grandchildren the
agreement between the county and
the Waikiki Sugar Company whereby
land which relinquished it's rights in
auwais was to receive free water
from the department, application for
such water was made by j.. H. Trask,
Frank Sommerfeld and Wendell F.
Crockett and has been granted by the
county. There are several other ap-
plications which have not yet been
acted upon.