The Daily bulletin., 1890-06-24

| h"Nt Vie tNcrCiScS mere.
DIR. Rodgers said he thought the
celebration should be all ut one
| place, aside from boat races, etc. L.
resolved itself into question of
time and of money. They could 20
down there in train quicker than
almost anywhere else in bus. IL
would cost as low probably rs to 20
to the Park in bus. II a special
lanai has cost say 5OO--(A voice.
"I"eive hundred dpllars") then
some OF tina, might 90 TO tighten the
railway fares for the people.
Mr.. Spencer said there would be
yacht race anyway. lie suggested
that the committee be instructed to
provide rowing and yacht races in
the harbor.
Mr.. Dillingham; said they could
seat million people at Pearl llar.
Dor on the side of Iocll where
everyone could see boat races. They
proposed to run train each way
every hour, carrying 800 people
comfortably. Beginning at : O'Clock
they could get down from 2J00 to
5000 people by II o'clock. An OBJ
| lection TO the exercises there was
that there would likely he more than
5000 people, aud u good many would
complain about their meals If the
| exercises were two hours long ~
usual. The pavilion would accom-
2oOo neoulo wi,Lin hoarim,, r "''
aona,I, ,Ia .";aa " n,n ,,"s y, !" i."
ed to charge 30 cents fare. as any.
thing less would brino too large a
crowd. Some had proposed IN mako
IL free, and 80 far A. he was concern.
ed he would be Glad TO make
it free. but they could not in that
case carry so many people as would
come.
Mr.. Spencer moved, Mr.. Hisbon
seconded. and il carried. II to 10
that the literary exercises be held at
Pearl Harbor.
Mr.. J. w. Winter said the base.
ball match il playcd wonld keen The
people till after five O'Clock and
asked how long it would take to
transport them back to Honolulu.
Mr. D;,,;notomI,w would ,,lo 40
lorr os IN ,nEn ,ho,, ,,aoo fta".I
torS
~ ,
~ no"seII move" 'aa' Tue ease-
'"'' ii'atcn "' "e'o az MaN'h!'
MIR. MeStockor-Ihat's $ arranged
now.
Mr. }. w. Winter--A game will
be played on the fourth between the
Honolulu and the Star. This meet
ing will have no influence on the
decision of the League as to where
it will be played. a committee has
been down there and found the
grounds satisfactory.
Mr.. Spencer said the cluhs copld
ONLY play elsewhere than Ma,,;ki nv
agreement.
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como n,.rors nod ro,,.,d w ,,o'
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ho:,, W. haI, -, W. nv -
,hore and have q onod t;,,o aud e I s,a.,
down hnt who, Is I'm nsa ~ - ~ h,,.;,. s
tl,onsond, ,Jni,.r Kali ~ ,on.. 'nns ',h
evervhoJv ia ,irsds " " ""
MI. E;shon s,;1 ho ho,, u,,
not oos, q ihorsond iii ill., IL 7,
would do M boru, 70 ,oka ,L, ao,ao
of tho moe,inr on h.rino hosnh,rI
in town " ' ~ -
Mr G. X W;,d.r r,o, mo,n,
,he sensc of ,ha meo,;n, ,hat ,ho
rast ~ the naonlo 90 do"'e ~ p poa'i .
River ond tho Lo s.hs1 ,Iarar, stn,.
at home
Ar Sno,oor emil so,,, nina 80
,bo p,c;fo uordwaraCo n,,i,t ~ ,,,n ~ -
n nine from tho Ch,rleston ''
Mr. McS,ock.r w,tbJroy b;o ma,
tion for baseball
Mr. C,rnwel, ,,v.l ,,o, ,h.
meeting leave eycrv,b;ny in The com.
n,;,,oo's h.nd, ~ N''
Mr. + IT. Tishcr bo,a ,hot tina