Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-06-15
TO CELEBRATE The FOURTH
The Committees Selected and the Work
Begun.
Program Of Former Years Will be Followed
CIV, Smith, Chairman Parade Speeches,
Sports, Ball and Fireworks.

The call for citizens to discuss
the Fourth of July celebration
resulted in very good gathering
in the drill shed last evening.
George w. Smith was appointed
chairman B. II. Wriu Int secretary,
and W. o, Smith, treasurer. AZ
t general discussion, formal
vote was taken favoring a Fourth
of July celebration and the usual
general committee was appointed
by Chairman Smith as follows:
j A Kennedy, G J Mccarthy,
W E Fisher, j b Atberton, j W
Pratt, c. Falk, P @ Jones, j H
Soppr, 9 L Crabbs, q W r King,
L I Kenake, L McCauts Stewart,
f l. Hogs, I b Murray, G A
Graham, j X Brown, ID l. Naone,
J L Kaulukou, W G Achi, Samuel
Parker, j W Jones, Geo + Nc.
Leod, w r. Harrington, w Fl
Hooge, A V Gear, A NJ Brown,
Geo Ashley, W p Boyd, w Hay
wood, II M Sewall, Commander
Merry, Col Mile, j H Fisher,
Theo Hoffman, L II Stackable, NJ
E Grossman.
After the appointment of the
com mittee W. o. Smith made a
few remarks. A gentleman who
has recently arrived 10 Honolulu
made plea for special attention
to be given the literary exercises
as an educational feature aud
Joshua X. Brown being called
upon gave very short but sp
propriate speech. J he meeting
adjourned to give time for the
general committee to start in with
it's work.
The first discussion was on the
general program; whether the de-
tail OF former years should be
followed. 1t was at first suggest.
ed that the parade be dropped
out. To this Col. Mccarthy OBJ
jected because tho parade was
particularly appreciated by the
poorer classes and the boys and
girls; they should not be forgot
ten. Col. McCartby's plea say d
the parade and it wac put on the
list. Thus the whole program of
former years was gone over and
it was decided to have the sports,
the parade, the literary exercises,
tho ball, the fireworks, in fact
nothing should be left out. The
fireworks were the subject of the
usual discussion whether there
was sufficient material in the
city to make a creditable showing.
j. A. Kennedy, the old standby
on fireworks, and G. A. Graham
were appointed a special com
mlttee to find out what fireworks
there are in town and what cen
be done toward a proper display.
Appointments of special com.
mittees were made as follows:
Literary W. II. Harrington,
j. A. Kednedy, Fl. M Sewall,
X. Brown, Il. McCants Stewart,
j. l.. Ksulukou, +. l.. Hogs.
Finance-W. o. Smith, T. +.
Lansing, P. G. Jones, j. b. Ather-
ton, Andrew Brown and j. II.
Fisher.
Ball-Dr. M. Z. Grossman,
W. P. Boyd, G. j. Falk, J. II.
Soper, Will E. Fisher, Samuel
Parker, @. A. Graham, b. II.
Wright, W. G. Achi, Com m snder
Merry.
Decoratiop-G. W. r. King,
Theo. Hoffman, @. l.. Crabbe.
Parade j. w. Jones, G. j. Nc
Carthy, W. G. Ashley, G. l..
Crabbe.
Sports-C. J. Mccarthy, d. L.
Naone, w. H. Hogs, T. B.
Murray, @. l.. Crabbe.
Statutes Col. Mills, Geo. f.
Mcleod, G. j. Mccarthy.
A general meeting Of all mem.
bers of the committee 10 called for
tomorrow noon in the Chamber
OF Commerce looms to report pro-
gress and get matters generally
into proper runnlng order.
Not the least beautiful of
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