The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-01
WA|LUKU'S
IMPROvERS
Handling Matters
For Common
Good.
Republican Club Favors
Sweeping County
Scheme.
Police at Society BaII-Mystie
Goat-Copp's Coffee
Farm.

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Improvement Association held it:
| monthly meeting Thursday evening
After discussing the report of com
nlittee on garbage dumping ground
| the meeting decided that the committee
! appoint a finance committee of its own
| go ahead and raise the necessary funds
| and close negotiations without reporting
back to the Association. H. P. Baldwin
with whom the committee correspondent
| had left the selection of site to Judge
| Kepoikai, land agent of H. c. & S. Co.
w. F. Crockett for the fish market
committee asked for further time in
which to complete report, but reported
that building 4ox6o containing twelve
stalls, with FIVE foot passage ways and
concrete floor, would cost $500; that
Market street was the most central loca-
ton and that possible cooperation with
the cattle men might be obtained, thus
having the selling of meats, fish and
vegetables under one roof, where inspec-
ton by the Board of Health or the po-
lice would guarantee cleanliness.
Judge Mckay for the cemetery com
nittee stated that he held the original
charter and deed of property to the Wal
luku Cemetery Association and that ap-
plication would be made to Circuit Judge
Kepoikai to authorize the calling of a
meeting of four members, which would
legalize all business necessary to revive
this Association.
As the appropriation of 5000 for side
walks for Wailuku had run out June 80
no report was necessary, although
motion was made and carried that the
sidewalk committee be continued as they
might be of use in conjunction with the
road board
A motion was made that the vice pres
ident appoint a committee of five to con-
fer with the road board as to needed
improvements. After considerable dis
cussion whether this committee would
conflict with the road board, the motion
was carried. 4.
w J. Coelho was appointed a conn
mittee of one to look after tree planting
from Maalaea Bay to Wailuku and to
Kahului, and authorized to call upon
such persons as he deemed essential,
and his methods would be backed up
by the Association.
Judge Kepoikai announced that he
had received a wireless message from
Acting Governor Atkinson asking the
Improvement Association to recommend
any Federal improvements for Maui. |
The executive committee and officers |
of the Association met last evening and |
probably recommended a breabwater, |
wharves, lighthouses and other improve
ments.
Mr.. Lovekin made a motion which
carried that a committee of three be
appointed by the chair to confer with
the road board and learn if hitching
posts and watering troughs were avail
able for Kahului and Wailuku.
Max Eckart was appointed a COM
rnittee of one to report to the executive
committee what it would cost to place
the town clock in working order.
THE REPUBLICAN CLUB.
At meeting of the Waikiki Repub
ican Club on Wednesday evening, reso-
utions moved by w, J. Coelho were
passed endorsing the Chicago nominees
and the administration of Governor Car
.er and Secretary Atkinson, also in
,tructing the delegates to the Territorial
Convention to vote for Prince kuhlo
Nalanianaole for Delegate to Congress-.
The meeting decided that under the
Organic Act a county board OF supervls-
,rs could not be elected by the people,
hat Congress should be asked to amend
he Organic Act so that boards of su-
,ervisors could be elected instead OF
,eine appointed by the Governor and
hat a County Act should provide for
our1ty control of education, health, roads,
bridges and wharves.
Judge Kepoikai made speech sus-
aiming the Governor in his ad1ninlstra-
ion, saying that many had predicted a
middle during Governor Carriers incum-
,ency. on account of his being a young
nan and quick to take action, but that
he Governor had showed the people
# the islands and of the mainland, while
he legislature was III special session, by
lis work in whipping into line the va
ious factions, that the present terri
orial administration was IN touch with
he people. The Judge stated that he
ully belived the Governor to be strictly
air in his administration. While there
lad been at one time friction while he
vas Treasurer. they had parted the best
# friends. and even after he had accept |
ID the judgeship the Governor had ex-