The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1921-04-12
Supervisors Hold
Regular and
Adjourned Meetings

The Board of Supervisors of the
County Of Kauai held it's regular
monthly business meeting at it's Of
flee as usual on Wednesday April 9Th,
1921, at 900 a. m.
Present: H. d. Wishard, Chairman;
T. Brandt, w. D. McBryde, Jos. F.
Bettencourt Jr., A. Menefoglio.
Honorable William c. Achi Jr.,
Judge of the local Circuit Court
appeared before the Board and re-
quested appropriations to be APPROX
ed for salaries of the Assistant Clerk
of said Court and of probation Off
Ger for the three months to June 30th
next. Consideration of this matter
was set for Monday next.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
The many demands submitted, af-
ter examination, were approved by
the Board against the several appro-
priations listed hereinbelow.
A demand from David w. Keyes
for $31.OO for painting work done at
the Samuel Mahelona Memorial Hos
pital and another from Willie Rod
rigues for $24.00 for similar services
were refused payment by the board,
the latter taking the ground that
these bills should be presented to the
authorities of the Hospital for pay
ment.
A petition (P 1879 and letter
(attached to P 1879 from Mr.. F..
Crawford of the Bank of Hawaii Ltd.
Lihue Branch, suggesting that the
matter of supply in water to the
Kapaa Town new lois be considered
by the Board was received and the
matter was taken under advisement.
A letter dated Feb. 4, 1921 was re-
ceived from The American City noti-
flying that the Board is receiving the
American City for 1921, monthly
magazine, through the courtesy Of
MIR. William R. Castle and was placed
on file.
A recommendation Up 1874 from
F. B. Cook, Board of Health Agent,
for necessary repairs and improve
ments to be given the schools at
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accepted, and the County Road Sup
ervisor was instructed to take the
necessary action.
A requisition Up 1874 from H.
Stephen Simpson, principal of the
Lihue School, for the moving of the
main school building to the new
school ground; also for necessary
school supplies was granted and the
Engineer was instructed to take the
necessary action.
A requisition (P 1874 for supplies
etc. for the HighSchool was received
and granted except the requests for
(1) wire netting for back-stops for a
tennis court; and (2) for labor to be
provided for putting a. 220 yard track
into shape which was refused The
request for 100 feet of 3/4 in water
piping be installed, was allowed on
condition however that the improve
ment is actually needed.
Action on the last request of the
High School (P 1874 "for 100 feet
of garden hose to be provided for
washing floors and other purposes"
was deferred until future meeting.
The requisition (P 1870 for mater
ial for the Kalaheo School garden
was received but action was deferred
until future meeting.
A report (P 1879 on Hanalei
School building etc for March, 1921,
was received and filed.
The Treasurer's Financial Report
(R 261) for the year 1920; also the
Auditors Annual Report (P 26S) for
the same time were approved upon
the advice of Mr.. Brandt.
Financial Reports Nos. 262, 262a,
and 262b for January; and 264, 264a,
264aaa, and 264b for February last;
also tn yearly Financial Report
Or 1861 of the Samuel Mahelona Me-
mortal Hospital for 1920 were also
approved upon the advice of Mr.
Brandt.
Financial Reports Nos. 266, 266a,
266aaa, and 266b, for March last,
were referred to Mr.. Brandt for ad'
vice.
Mr.. McBryde moved for the appro'
priation, as additional appropriations
of the sum of fifteen thousand six
hundred eighty-one and 95/100 dol
lars ($15,6S1.95) out of available
moneys in the Treasury for the fol
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