The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1919-09-09
MEETING Of SUPERVISORS
A RECORD Of PROGRESS

1922 for the month of April last were
approved upon the recommendation
of Menefoglio.
A request (P 1920 from the Sheriff
for the appointment of two Game
Wardens for the County of Kauai was
received and consideration of the
same by vote was deferred until the
Sheriff is present.
A school requisition (P 1727:D for
the construction of a teachers cot
tage for the use of the Kauai High
and Grammar School was received
and placed on file.
A school requistion (P 1879 for
room for occupation by Edward
Lowell, an assistant teacher of the
Koloa School, was received and upon
it's consideration the Board upon the
motion of Mr. McBryde seconded by
Mr.. Brandt, voted to rent a room for
the foregoing uses.
A request (P 1919 for painting
the Eleele School cottage was placed
on file.
A school requisition (P1727:D for
oiling the floors of the Eleele School
and for yearly supplies eor the school
was received and the engineer Mr.
Moragne, was given full authority to
oil the floors of the school and to pur-
chase the necessary supplies as re-
quested, except the lawn mower.
A communication dated the 9th ult.
from the Governor of Hawaii notify
ing that the commission of VIM. Henry
Rice as member of the Hawaii Pro
motion Committee now known as the
Tourist Bureau, was to expire on Aug
ust 22nd last, and asking for nomi-
nation, was received, and in pursuance
Herewith VIM. Henry Rice by vote
was unanimously renominated to sue
ceed himself on the Bureau providing
the Kauai Chamber of Commerce en-
dorses this action.
The report (P172S) of the County
Road Supervisor for the month of
August last was received and placed
on file. 1t is in substance as follows:
ROAD WORk-Macadam on
Mana road went on fairly we'll con-
sidering stops for alterations and re-
pairs, about three-fourths of a mile
of crushed rock has been laid and the
crusher will be moved to the second
set up in few days.
The No. Wheeling crusher which
;, OFF In, 90,
has been ordered from the factory by
the Iron Works Co.
At Kalaheo pretty good progress was
made in resurfacing which is extend
ing half way down the Kalaheo grade
towards the school house.
The lumber arrived for the two
bridges at the old Koloa mill where
the smaller one has been finished and
the larger one is in progress
llHUE DISTRICT-Work is going on
on the new concrete bridge at Huleia
where the two additional center piers
are to be finished today. The old
bridge will be Immediately removed
and work on forms for superstructure
started
WAILUA BRlDGE-Work of remov-
al of the old iron bridge was started
yesterday. The floor will be removed
| first leaving the trusses in place which
will be removed after the floor has all
been taken off.
kAWAiHAU DISTRICT Upkeep
work and bridge repaired on home
stead road.
HANALEI DlsTRlcT-Puu-ou cul-
vert work went on and the job is now
about three-fourths completed. A 6'xS
concrete culvert 40 feet long is being
built to replace the makeshift bridge
at this place Work on the Wanini
road was suspended until the Puu-ou
culvert is finished. The lumber for the
new floor lin part on the Waikoko
bridge arrived. Stone breaking for
macadamizing Hanalei Landing road
went on slowly the stone is being
broken by the road men who are not
skilled NJ this work.
SCHOOLS-At Eleele Mr. Brodie
requests alterations and additions TO
the Hastie cottage providing accom-
modations for two additional teachers.
Mr.. Creevey prepared a plan for the
above work, which plan was approved
by Mr.. Brodie. The changes and ad-
ditions will probably cost $1,000 to
$1,000. | am ready to submit Mr..
Creevey's plan TO the Board.
kALAHEO-Two of the bungalow
schools were moved from the old
grounds TO the new school lot and have
been rebuilt there. The new 4bed-
room teachers cottage at the new lot
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