The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1904-08-20
FEDERAL BUILDING,
HARBOR & LIGHTS
wAILUKU ASSOCIATION RECOMMENDS
Washington Asked for Court House,
Lighthouses, GeOdetic Surveys
ane Protection to Shipping
at KahuIui ..
wAILUKU ASSOCIATION RECOMMENDS
at KahuIui
APPEAL FOR sANAToRIUM
d. L. Meyer Makes An Able Ad-
dress Showing Need of Imme-
diate Action BY Citizens.


The Wailuku Improvement Associ-
alton met Thursday evening at the
Court House to hear the reports OF
the various committees. In the alb
sence of Chairman Kepoikai, Judge
Mckay presided.
The Dumping Ground Committee
reported that satisfactory site had
been selected, and funds to the amount
OF about $55. 90 had been collected so
far, but that $40. 90 Was s till needed.
Mr.. Lufkin for the committee would
be pleased to accept any subscrip.
tions from those present to make up
the deficient.
Judge Mckay, chairman Of the
Cemetery Committee. reported the
finding of the documents OF the old
cemetery associa tion. Only two re-
sponses had been received TO the ad-
vertisement calling upon holders of
deeds to burial lots to communicate
with him. More time was granted.
W. J. Coelho for the Tree Planting
Committee reported that he would
tlake application to the Department
of Agriculture and Forestry for 1000
to 5000 plants to be distributed to
various individuals between Maalaea
and Wailuku, Waihee and Kahului.
lie would also ask the Superinten.
dent of Public Works for maps of the
roads of this districts.
Executive Committee-None of the
members were present but it was
learned that in response to the Act.
ing Governors telegram for recon-
mendatlons for Federal improve.
ment, they had forwarded the fol-
lowing
A Courthouse at Wailuku to accom-.
all necessary Federal Offices to cost
$4,000. 90; Lighthouses atall points on
Molokai and Maui, and the repairing
of the Lahaina light; that new
Geodetic surveys be made of the
coasts and an appropriation ol
$3.50, 10000 for a breakwater a,
Kahului. Assurance was given that
il this breakwater was built, all nee.
essary wharves would be built out to
the deep water anchorage of vessels
Of the heaviest draft now entering
the port of Kahului.
W. ]. Coelho was appointed a com,
mittee OF one to CO fer with the Dis
trict Postal Inspe ,tor at Honolulu
as to the possibility of rural free de,
livery.
A vote OF thank was extended &c
Messrs Bal and Harry for the good
work performed by them in getting
the town clock running. w. E. Bal
was appointed to care for the same
A motion was made for a Recep.
tion Committe to arrange for the en-
tertainment and reception and to be
rendered Governor Carter on his ar,
rival on Maui, carried and the chair.
man will appoint a representative
of prominent citizens.
D. L. Meyers made stirring ad
dress on the needs of Maui for {
Sanatorium for comsumptives ant
vividly protrayed the intense suffer,
ing of the afflicted and family, ant
appealed to the citizens of Maui t.
take immediate action as another o
Maui's young daughters had JUS
been pronounced a victim of this
dread disease.
The News regrets that it cannof
publish this address verbatum thil
week but promises its readers K
lave the vital Fart IN the next issue