The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1920-03-09

"A written request from Albert s.
Bush and five others, homesteaders
of the Fourth Series, Kapaa Home.
steaders. fer the putting up of con
crete tank near Miss c. Bettencourt
house for storing water for the use of
the homesteadel the petitioners of.
ferlng thai the parties benefitting
thereby will pay fifty per cent. of the
expenses for buying anl laying the
rfpe, was received ana referred to
Mr. Moragne with full power to act
in the premises.
The Auditors annual report to De
cember, 1919, and the Treasurer's re.
port for February, 1920, were referred
to Mr.. Brandt for advise.
The following financial reports
were approved upon the recommenda.
tion of Mr.. Brandt, namely: Treasur-
tr-Auditors report and the Auditors
trial balance etc. for September, also
the Auditors Statement of Receipts
and Disbursements for the quarter
ending September 80, 1919; Treasur.
er's report, Treasurer re.
port, Auditors trial balance ETC.. and
the joint report for October, 1919:
Treasurer's report. Treasurer-Audi-
tors report, and the Joint report for
November 1919, also the Auditors
statement of receipts and disburse-
ment etc from January 1, 1919, to
November 30, 1919: Treasurer's re-
port, Treasurer-Auditor's report and
the Auditors trial balance etc. for
December, 1919 and the report of M.
II. Drummond, Deputy Bank Examin.
er, on the financial condition of the
County of Kauai as of June 80, 1919;
also the financial report of the Sam
uel Mahelona Memorial Hospital for
the three months ending December
81. 1919
A request from r. Puuki, Esq, Dis
trict Magistrate of Kawaihau for SUD-
plies for the use of his court was re-
ferred to the County Sheriff with full
authority t. furnish the supplies
necessarily required.
A request from the County Clerk
for an authority to purchase an Add
ing Machine for the use Of his Office
was rafarrnd npd ,,non ~ ~ ,,,o+;ox. -
Mr.. Brandt seconded by Mr.. McBryde
the same was granted.
A request from the Princeville
Plantation per w. f. Sanborn for
permission to use the crusher in break
ing rocks at Hanalei was received
and the same was granted upon the
motion of Mr. Menefoglio sec.
onded by Mr.. McBryde, at the same
time the County Road Supervisor, Mr..
Moragne was instructed to look into
the working power of the machine
and report.
The following school acquisitions
were referred to Mr.. Moragne with
full power to act in each case, name
ly: Hanalei for flag, and Kilauea and
Koloa respectively for supplies. Also
a letter from F. B. Cook, local agent
of the Territorial Board OF Health,
for needed Improvement to be given
the Kekaha school buildings.
A verbal request from Mr.. McClus-
key, principal of the Kauai High and
Grammar School through the chair
man, for oiling the floors of the school
rooms was granted upon the motion
of Mr.. McBryde seconded by Mr..
Brandt.
Reports on school buildings etc for
February 1920, were received from
Anahola, Haena, Hanalei, Hanamau-
lu, Hulaia, Kalaheo, Kapaa, Kapahi,
Kauai High & Grammar, Kekaha, XII.
lauea, Koloa, Koolau, Lihue, Maka.
well, Mana, Omao, Wailua and Wal
mea, and were placed on file.
The report of the County Road Sup
ervisor for February 1920 was receiv-
ed and placed on file. 1t is in sub
stance as follows:
On Mana new road stone breaking
for macadam went on. About 1000
Gu yards was broken by Japanese
Some grading was done. The new
No, 8 Wheeling crusher was installed
and is doing good work
OF the miles to Mana school ~
mile has been macadamized and
mostly asphalted.
In Koloa District. At Kalaheo stone
breaking is going on and the maca-
outfit has been made ready
for starting up.
In Lihue District. All Chuck road
at Kapaia was repaired and asphalt
ed. The Catholic church road at Ka-
paia was alsa repaired and asphalted.
The Lihue Nawiliwili grade was re-