The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1920-10-19

meeting of the Board OF Supervisors
of the County of Kauai was held at it's
office as usual on Wednesday, October
9Th, 1920, at $50 am. Present were
A. Menefoglio, chairman pro tenn; T.
Brandt, j. F. Bettencourt
The miputes of the last meeting
were read and approved
There were present. besides others,
at the meeting, Miss Elsie Wilcox,
Commissioner of Public Instruction;
Miss B. e. Hundley, Supervising Prin-
cipal; Frank S. Pugh, Industrial In.
structor of Kauai Schools; Vim. Nc
Cluskey, Principal of the High School;
Honorable Chas. A. Rice, DR.. A. r.
Glaisyer, A. Horner Jr., of Kapaa, and
j. M. Spalding
Requisitions (P1S22) for needed sup
plies or for necessary repairs to be
given schools were received and during
consideration of same, Misses Wilcox
and Hundley were heard. For Hama
maulu school the Engine er was in
structed to make survey of the new
school lot, to build two bungalows on
the same.
The following acquisitions for
school supplies, ETC. (attached to p
1929 were referred to the Engineer
with full power to act in the premises:
Koloa, Waimea, Eleele, Mana, Kelsaha,
Kalaheo and Kapaa.
Requisition for a garage for the use
of the Hanalei school was granted
Requisition for material for repair
ing the shed used as a garage for the
Kapaa school was granted.
Requisition for the cleaning up of
the Anahola school premises, etc, was
referred to the Engineer for investigat
ion and report.
Requisition for material for furni
lures for the use of the Koloa school
cottages and a requisition from Wal
mea for a room for the use of the
vocational instructor were placed on
file. e.
Mr.. Brandt moved that material be
purchased for building Manual Train
ing Shop for the Lihue Grammar
school according to specifications fur
nished by the County Industrial In
structor, Mr.. Pugh, and being seconded
by Mr.. Bettencourt Jr., the same was
carried
After a statement by Mr.. McCluskey
of the High School, that the school
needed two dozen kindergarten chairs
and five dozen other chairs for the use
of the domestic science department,
also of the school, the Board upon
motion of Mr.. Brandt seconded by Mr.
Bettencourt Jr., authorized the pur-
chase of the furniture.
A. Horner Jr. complained of the
freedom allowed estrays on the public
road in Kapaa and asked that some
steps be taken to stop this. The Board,
after hearing others present on the
matter, upon the motion of Mr.. Brandt
seconded by MIR. Bettencourt Jr., voted
to request the County Attorney to sub
NIT new ordinance providing for the
seizure and immediate impoundng of
estrays found on any public road in the
County by any person officially con-
nected with the police force, and, or,
by person or persons duly appointed
by the Board.
S. E. Lucas again complained of not
getting adequate supply of water at
times from the County pipe at Kapaa
for his domestic purposes, and the
Board instructed the County Engineer
to investigate the matter and report
at the next meeting.
DR.. A. R. Glaisyer, of Kalaheo, COM
planned of the poor and wretched CON
dtion OF the Bukuiolono road at Pala-
heo and asked for some repairs to be
given the road. The Board requested
the County Engineer to investigate the
matter and report.
A report (P1S23) from the Makee
Sugar Company for a permission to
lay a portable railroad track over the
Wailua Bridge, upon motion Of Mr..
Bettencourt Jr., seconded by Mr..
Brandt, was granted the work Of lay
ing the portable track, however to be
done to the satisfaction of the County
Engineer.
Upon a suggestion by Honorable
Chas. A. Rice the Board consented to
meet the members of the next Legis-
lature of Hawaii at its regular meeting
on November 3rd, next at the Assemb-
ly Room of the Board.
A requisition attached to PlS22)
from Frank S. Pugh, Industrial In
structor, Kauai schools, amongst other
matters for material used for practice
by the lower grades, in the training