The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1921-01-11

County OF Kauai held Its regular
monthly meeting at it's Office, as usual
on Wednesday, January 5th, 1921, at
$3.50 am. Present were H. d. Wish.
ard, chairman; T. Brandt, w. d. Nc
Bryde, j. F. Bettencourt Jr., and A.
Menefoglio.
The minutes of the last three (3
meetings, to-wit: November 3rd, and
December 1st and 18th, 1920, were
read and were approved as read.
The Board, after examination, ap.
proved all the several demands sub
mitted, except as mentioned herein
below, against the various appropria-
tions listed hereinafter.
The Board, finding that the total
amount of the bills submitted and
charged agains the appropriation for
the Board of Child Welfare" viz:
$310.50, exceeded the balance of ap-
preparation, (to-wit: $111.75) remain.
ing at this date to the credit of said
Board, and upon the motion of Mr..
Menefoglio, seconded bv Mr.. McBryde,
declined to approve the said bills, but
instructed the clerk to notify the
Board of Child Welfare of this action,
at the same time advise said Board of
Child Welfare that all bills of said
Board, the total amount whereof fall
within the amount and balance at this
date Of the appropriation allowed that
Board, properly verified, will be ap-
proved for payment upon presentation
to the Chairman of the Board of Sup
ervisors of the County of Kauai.
Financial Reports Nos. 260, 260a.
260aaa, and 260b, being the Treasur.
er's, Treasurer Auditor, Auditors
Statement of Receipts, etc., and the
Joint Report, for December, 1920, were
referred to Mr.. Brandt for recommen.
dation.
The report (P1S51) of the Pound
master Of Lihue for the quarter end
ing December 31st, 1920, was duly ap.
proved upon the advise of Mr.. Meme.
foglio after the report was referred
to him.
Bids to furnish two (2) Road Grad.
ers: Two (2) were received as fol-
lows:
Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd,
honolulu ...-........-.--..---....-. Sl,94O.OO
Honolulu Iron Works Co.,
Honolulu ........................... 10000
and upon the advise of Mr.. Middleton,
County Road Supervisor, the bid of
the Honolulu Iron Works Co., being
the lowest, was accepted.
Bids to furnish two (2) Tar Heat.
ers: Two (2) were received as fol-
lows:
Honolulu Iron Works Co.,
Honolulu ................ $1,360.00
w. H. Mullin .......................... 10000
and upon the recommendation of Mr..
Middleton, County Road Supervisor,
the bid of w. M. Mullin, being the
lowest was accepted.
Bids to furnish Cleveland Tractor:
One was received and this from the
Schuman Carriage Co., Ltd Of Homo
lulu, for s1,7S5.OO fob. Nawiliwili. The
bid was accepted upon the advise Of
the County Road Supervisor.
A communication of this date tat
tached to P12s2) from the Honorable
William c. Achi, Jr, Judge of the local
Circuit Court, calling the attentio,. of
the Board to the fact that the windows
in his office are still leaking, and ask
ing for early attention to be given the
matter, was referred to the County
Road Supervisor with full power to
act in the matter.
The following school requisitions
(P1S52) were referred to the County
Road Supervisor with power to act in
he premises: Kilauea, Kapaa, and
Lihue, respectively for supplies; and
Koloa for supplies and for repairs to
the school room windows.
Reports (P1S53) on the condition Of
school buildings, etc. for December,
1920, were received from Anahola.
Hanalei, Huleia, and Kilauea, and
were placed on file.
An agreement whereby the Board
allowed Messrs. Wise G. Wise, con-
tractors, an additional sum of $3.50.
90 lover the original contract price, to
cover all additional labor, etc, made
necessary by a change, caused by a
difference ascertained in the grade of
the building site of the new Kalaheo
school from that as shown on the
original plans of the building, was
unanimously accepted by the Board