The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1919-07-08

! Mr.. Menefoglio introduced the
following resolution (P1675) which,
after having been supported by Mr..
Bcttencourt Jr. was adopted by an
unanimous vote.
Office Board of Supervisors,
Kauai County, July 1, 1919.
Whereas the welbeing of the Ii
hue public school requires the ac
QUESTION of 10 acres of additional
land, and
Whereas, at a public meeting
called to consider the matter of
school site it was decided that the
tract of land belonging to the Lihue
Plantation Co. Ltd and known as
the Trash Yard Field'' was the
most suitable site, and
Whereas, the Lihue Plantation
Co. Ltd. is willing to exchange a
part Of said Trash Yard Field not
to exceed 10 acres for government
land of equal value, and,
Whereas, the ratio of exchange
between the land known as the
Trash Yard has, after an appraise-
ment ny Mr.. A. Horner, has fixed
by him at the rate of acres of
Government'Land for one acre of
the Trash Yard Field,
Be 1t Resolved That the Board
OF Supervisors of Kauai do hereby
urge the Commissioner of Public
Lands and the land Board to pro-
ceed with this exchange on this
basis and do further declare that.
in the opinion of said Board, the
relative valuations fixed by Mr.. A.
Horner of 4 acres of Government
Land for one acre in said Trash
Yard Field is fair and equitable.
introduced by
A. MENEFOGLIO.
A report 'R from County Au.
ditor Maser regarding checking and
auditing the books of the Comfy
Officials and employees therein
named was received and accepted.
The report (P 1870 of the Coun-
ty Road Supervisor for the months
of Nav and June 1919. was receiv-
ed and as there are important mat
tiers to be considered in connection
with this report action on the same
was deferred until the meeting of
July 2nd, 1919.
A request (P 167O from Asahi
Ice & Soda Works Co. Ltd. of Ko-
loa, for permission to use the
County water for its Soda Words
without in any way interfering the
use thereof by the consumers was
received and action deferred until
the next day.
OF the Boards own motion and
as the new and incoming Board of
Supervisors compose of the men,
bers the present Board, commit
tee OF three to examine and report
on the official bonds of the mem
bers of the incoming Board, also of
the other County Officers, was ap-
pointed as follows: Messrs. W. ID.
McBryde, J. F Bettencourt Jr..
and 7. Brandt. The committee to
report their findings Immediately
upon the assembling OF the MEM
bers of the new Board for its first
business meeting.
AT lO:45 a. m. the meeting was
adjourned sine die.
At 12:O7 O'Clock, noon, of Tue
day, July 1st. 1919, the new Board
OF Supervisors, for 1919-1921, of the
County of Kauai was called to order
bv Mr. Wishard, chairman of the
last Board, acting as chairman pro-
TEN.
The first business was the election
OF a temporary chairman, and upon
the motion of Mr.. McBryde second
ed by Mr.. Brandt Mr. Wishard was
unanimously elected to the office.
Mr.. McBryde voicing for the COM
mittee to examine and report on the
official bonds of the newly elected
County Officers, reported that the
committee had found the bonds of
the member of the Board approved
by the Honorable LYLE A Dickey,
Judge of the Circuit Court of the
Fifth Circuit, Territory of Hawaii,
and recommended their acceptance
and filling; and as for the official
bonds of the other County Officers
and enumerated below the commit
tee found them all in order and ad-
vised their approval. The report
was accepted and the bonds were or
dered filed az by law provided. The
bonds were from the following Off
GERS:
Fl. d. Wishard, Supervisor for
Lihue.
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