Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-04
REALBSTATE TRANSACTIONS
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pose. The matter would have to be
brought in regular channels and any
thing done for these Islands must be
by Congressional action. Such mat
! tiers as these would not necessarily
! have to go through the Hawaiian Del
egate in Congress, but could be done
by any Senator or Representatives.
IF we had Delegate in Congress
who really represented our interests.
said Mr.. Atherton, 81 have not doubt
that the bill could be pushed through
think they would be willing to assist
these Islands II that is possible, and
the only question is how such bill can
he got before Congress and made the
most of there"
J. p. Cooke said that Delegate Will
cox had promised him TO take up this
matter willingly. The bill would have
to originate in the Ways andOIeans
Committee. II would naturally come
through Mr.. Wilcox, but he was sick
and unable to attend TO any public
matters. and II was doubtful whether
he would be able to attend to II at all.
d. +. Dillingham; said that the mat
ter Wa OF sufficient Importance to be
acted upon Immediately. and the best
possible effort should be put forth by
every one. He believed somebody
should be sent from Honolulu to
Washington on this mission, and have
nothing else to do there. He knew that
there was no authority vested In the
administration or any branch Of the
government to divert the customs re-
Ceipts but he thought It quite possible
the thing could be done BY Congress
II the action were taken the receipts
| for two or two and half years would
| make up the amount. This matter
should be presented clearly to the
Senators and Representatives and be
brought to them personally. He did not
believe anything could be done by Mr.
Wilcox.
The resolution was passed unani.
mously.
When the committee abOve-named
was appointed, II was proposed at first
to report at the next regular meeting
on Wednesday, but as the steamship
China would probably sail on Tuesday.
It was later decided that the commit
tee should report on Saturday, as to
their success in collecting funds fol
the expenses Of the delegate and as to
their choice of a delegate.
The matter OF the Pacific cable wa'
then taken up. Secretary Spencer stat
ed that he had received q communica'
ton and pamphlet containing the en-
dorsement of the New York Chamber
OF Commerce Of the Mackay cable, He
suggested that committee be appoint.
ed to draw up a resolution fayoring
the Mackay cable scheme.
J. +. Hackfeld thought the proposed
delegate should also carry forward the
Chambers resolution on the cable mat
ter, and he moved to refer the matter
: to the committee appointed on the fire
claims.
Col. W. +. Allen said that other ca
BILE projects were before Congress. lie
thought the Chamber should favor the
one which would promise to build to
Hawaii at the earliest practicable date
He considered It possible that the
MaCkay cable would be the first one
built.
Mr.. Dillingham; stated that Mr.
MaCkay had assured one Of his SaI
Francisco correspondents that the ca
BILE would reach here In September Il
they were not hampered. He thought
some expression should come from thu
Honolulu Chamber OF Commerce fav'
oring the Msckay project, The Isl
anders had waited thirty years for {
cable, and now was the chance to &c
one. In the past year he knew ther'
We're many firms who would have Civ
en- thousands of dollars II they coult
have got into quick telegraphic com
munication with the coast. He though
= II was high time for the citizens of tn
Hawaiian Islands to show some ami
nation in this matter.
q w. NJ. Giffard said there seemed t
be some opposition to the Mackay ca
. BILE In Congress, by the desire TO pu
In government cable. and he though
1t proper there should be something
said by the Honolulu Chamber approx
d ing of the Mackay enterprise. The del
. cgate for the fire claims should tax
a cable resolution along with him.
Mr., Schaefer suggested a specia
meeting for Saturday morning whe
the committee could bring in a resolu
= ton to he approved by the Chamber
. The motion that the fire claims com
mittee take the matter In hand wa
= passed unanimously.
: Speaking of James J. HILL" said
c st. Paul man, at the Holland hous,
the other evening "I can tell ynu