The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1920-12-07

| Ine Board Oh SUPERVISORS Oh tne
County of Kauai held its regular
monthly and business meeting at its
office as usual on Wednesday Decem-
Der 1st, 1920, at 8. 80 A. NJ. Present:
II. D. Wishard, Chairman, T. Brandt,
w. d. McBryde, Jos. F. Bettencourt.Jr
and A. Menefoglio.
The Board after examination of the
several demands submitted, approved
them against the appropriations listed
hereinbelow.
Financial reports Nos. $50, 259a,
259aaa, and 259b for November 1920,
being the Treasurer, Treasurer-Aud-
itor, Auditors Report of receipts and
disbursements to November 80, 1920,
and the Joint Report by the Chairman,
Attorney and Auditor, were referred
to Mr.. Brandt for advice.
A resolution Up 1S43) urging the
City and County Governments OF the
Territority to take measures, possible
and necessary, to abate the infraction
of the Prohibition Law, and adopted
by the Territorial Civic Convention at
Hilo, Hawaii, during September 23-
26, 1920, was received and referred to
the County Sheriff for necessary act
ion.
Certificates of Authority Up 1S44)
of G. Porter and A. w. Van Valken-
burg as resident Assistant Secretaries
of the Aetna Casualty and Surety Co.,
of Hartford, Connecticut, at Honolulu,
Hawaii, to act for that Company was
received and placed on file.
A request (P 1S45) from A. j. Cal
deira, Supt. of Koloa Water Works,
for the purchase and laying Of 3
inch pipeline from ]. l. Silva's store
at Kalaheo to Kukuiolono Camp so as
to give the customers a better and
more adequate supply Of water was
received and referred to the County
Road Engineer with power to act in
the premises.
A communication attached to P
1879 from Jos. X. Clark enclosing
two bills amounting, in the aggregate,
to the sum of $SO.S4 for hire Of autos
used on behalf of Kauai County dur
ing tho October and November 1918
Primary and General elections were
received and the bills by unanimous
vote were ordered paid.
The following acquisitions for school
supplies or for necessary repairs were
, referred to the County Road Engineer
with power to act on them: Waimea
Kalaheo, Kauai High, and Hanamaulu.
Reports (P 1S47) on the conditions
, of school buildings etc, for the month
| of November, 1920, were received
from Anahola Kilauea and Hanalei
and were placed on file.
A petition (P 1S4s) from ]. Okano
and others praying for the extension
of the County's pipeline in Kappa
town to bring it near their residen-
ces at Kapaa was granted and the
County Road Engineer was author
lied to make the extension prayed
for.
A bid from the Standard Oil Co. to
furnish asphaltum was received and
: referred to the County Engineer for
, advice.
The report (P 1S49) of the County
Road Supervisor for the month OF
i November, 1920, was received and
filed. 1t is substantially as follows:
Road patching was carried on in
u every district.
In Koloa district the main stretches
of road needing asphalt were finished
d and patching throughout the district
was done also. Some grading work
: was done on the Catholic Church
l. road but rain prevented the crushing
Il outfit from working.
A few days of grading was done in
I the Kapaa homesteads and two cul'
e verts put in but bad weather prevent
n ed very much work being done. Some
4 asphalt was put down on the Hanalei
u landing road.
> The fill approaches to the Nawili'
= will bridge were finished to a point
to allow traffic to pass both ways.
e Several camp houses were moved
S down from Wailua to Anahola to
p house the men working on the pro
t. posed bridge. Work will soon start
again.
The Court House addition at Wal
mea has been completed.
The new science building at the
High School has been finished with
the exception of tables. shelves, etc.
| The Kapaa School addition was
completed. One bungalow class
room was put up on the Hanamaulu
new school lot, the second room is
u now under construction. Work has