The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-12
PROPERTY Whitney < Marsh, Ltd.
KICKS. DRY GOODS

$751; EN 81 IH property OWN.
.r Interested r.f I.H..I ufN '..
.NI H attitude towards tH. WIDENING
i Port street.
h1sa WIH,l with sUu.uut.uI f
MrDaHii.sa 900 th.H matter" sH.I 30.
IBst evening, Hnl E3t small alf.sil..
tom one reason NHy nothing haa h.au
done says MccHuaIpss Is that the
property owners hold the land too dear
How docs Boo know th8t9 Tho heavy
owners nro willing 90 donate land and
tho small ones, as they tell me. have
not been asked Isn't the Superutrud-
ont taking too much for granted
"Nr McCandloss has said that we
ought 20 organize syndicate and Wild
an Fort street at our own expense. !
can't soc the point. The Government
would get enough out of the Fort street
property I'm the way Of Increased taxa
tiuu, due 20 the widening process to
pay Il for It's trouble. / don't know
why, II other property owners can get
streets improved az public expense.
those on Fort street should be campbell
ed TO go down into their pockets @"
find the means for the same work.
Mr. Booth showed tho following pee
tition for widening which BE- says, con-
tains the names of cEory or nearly
every owner OF frontage ON the street
affected, as well as the names of other
taxpayers
TO the L,gi-lat are of the Territory OF
Hawaii. lour petitioners respectfully
represent that the extension OF Fort
stree. ABOVE school street, IN Honolulu,
Vac provided Tor by an Act u the Leg
isla..., q the session of 1886, and again
f,.ts tF lH.a ,.f
'..aJ tDe extension of the SAID street,
ao, praiu- to the intention of the Legs
latLTs, Wguia have greatly benefited
great ..umb,r o. owners OF small kulef
..,.,. ,nu " Guild have opened up consid-
hUu-g-.uJs, ouD thereby adding largely -
huuso-lut-t ,..d thereby aiding largely TO
tle taxable valuation of the property OF
tIc CITY Of honolulu.
That said extension will be a great pub
lie Improvement to the city of Honolulu,
masmuCh as Fort street, the principal
business street Of the City, Is entirely too
short for business requirements.
That inasmuch as the Executive has
apparently refused to comply with the
wishes of the Legislature as expressed in
said Act, your petitioners pray that
suitable sum be appropriated for the eN-
tension of said Fort street above School
street, the work on same to begin forth
with.
c. w Booth, j. NJ Dowsest, Paul X.
Isenberg, w. A. Wall, A, =. Nichols
Henry w. Howard, II Il Waity, r.. A.
Mclnerny, h. o. White. c. BOlte, T. W
Hebron, William Allen, Antoine G. Cunhs
NJ. G. Farla. 7. X. Clarke. T. NJ. Star
key, Antonio r. Pilhares. Thomas Car
valho, tr., Jno. T.. Bush. F. q. Thomp-
son, +. Wundenberg, l. X. Burns, Chas
f. Peterson, r. C. A. Peterson. +. +.
Mcintyre, j. B. Allen. p. Muhlendorf,
Jas. F. Morgan, j. NJ. McChesney. Geo.
Ii. Robertson, Albert f Judd. f. NJ.
Hatch, b. l.. Marx, Henry Holmes,
Bruce Cartwright, w. NJ. Graham. j.
II. Raymond, II. NJ. Mist, VIM. Woon,
II F. l.. Ennis, w. w. Wright, X. w.
Schaefer j. T. Wright, Geo. W. Smith,
| W. 7. Monsarrat, David f. Thrum. c..
Ernest Thrum. VIM. Love II e. McIn-
tyre, T. May, VIM. w. Hall, r. j. Low
rey, S. NJ. Ballou, w. W Dimond
Peni, Sui, Geo. II. Kahue, r II. Hanu-
pau, Pau, John Kukela, l. Il. Kapiioho
r. T. Kinilau, Kalemu. j. c. Quintal
Jr.. John Va, d. Kawehe. A Kikaha, ]
Pane, Samuel Kamana, Samuel Nailima
! George Green, David Keawe, Charles Ku,
! Il. Awahi George Kaanaana, b. C. Ha-
no S. Keliikipi. NJ. S. Kapahu. James
Pohina, Mrs. Deborah Pohina, John * .
Naone, Sam Kalama, DR.. Hanono J.
Mana. +. W. Jordan. j. r. Calf. T. 4
MOtt-Smith, ThoS. Il, Wall