The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-12
TO PROTECT
HONOLULU


be served by United States Marshal
Hendry. They are scattered all over
the world.
The list of defendants is as follows:
Chun Along, Julia H. Along, Emme-
line M Magoon, John A. Magoon, Chun
T. Along, Nancy McStocker, Frank B.
McStocker, Julia tombstone, Arthur H.
tombstone Henrietta Whiting, William
H. Whiting, Alice Hutchinson, Marie X.
Humphreys, Elizabeth Burns, /. r,
Burns, Helen G. Henshall, Caroline B.
Riggs, ]. NJ. Riggs, Martha NJ. Dough-
erty, A. J. Dougherty, Mary c. Along,
Albert F. Along Abram H. Along, Me-
laine b. Brewster, James w. w. Brew
ster, Henry Along, Lee Hong, Chun
Lun, Chun Sin, S. NJ. Damon, trustee;
w. F. Allen, trustee; Kimo Phi (some-
times called James PiD Kamalie, NJ.
Eckart, M. Kekuanaoa, Hackfeld &
Co., Miriam Purple, Henry Red, Jane
Green, Horace Black and George White
unknown heirs at law of Kahkaele
deceased; Peter Blue, Catherine Yei-
low, Henry Brown, Lydia Scarlet and
John Violet, unknown heirs at law Of
Kamalie, deceased
The land for which the suit is brought
reaches from Kala road, at Waikiki, to
the beach. There is a fine residence on
it now and the grounds are covered
with one of the best cocoanut groves
in the islands, all of which will have
to give way to the forts and barracks
which the United States proposes to put
there. The lot consists of 900 square
feet, or 3.214 acres.
The purpose for which the land is de-
clared to be needed is the erection and
maintenance thereon of a military post
and fertilization and army station for
the public defense, for the uses and pur-
poses of the Government of the United
States of America and of the War De-
partment of said government, and for
the military protection of the harbor
and city of Honolulu, in the aforesaid
Island of Oahu, together with the cree
ton and maintenance upon said tract
and parcel of land, and it's appurtenan-
ces, of all such public buildings, forth
fications, magazines, arsenals, navy
yards, lighthouses, hospitals wharves,
docks, piers, dams, bridges, cemeteries,
reservoirs, roads, canals bitches,
fumes, aqueducts, pipe lines and sew
ers, as may be proper or necessary to
or for the maintenance of said military
post"
The necessity for the military post t
is set forth arises from the present
rapid development of the commerce of
the Pacific Ocean, and the singular To-
cation of said tract and parcel of land
with reference to said commerce, rela-
tive to the value of said tract and
parcel of land for the purposes of pro-
lection to said commerce and to the
aforesaid harbor and city of Honolulu,
and relation to the capacity of said
tract and parcel of land, for successful
defense against outside attacks; and al
so from the imperative need, in such a
military post and fertilization and
army station for the public defense, OF
ample and suitable space and facilities
for such purposes and needs as may be
proper or incidental to the maintenance
of such military post and fertilization
and army station for the public de-
fense all of which must be capable OF
expansion as the future military needs
of the government of the United States
may demand; and also from the judg-
ment of the Honorable the Secretary OF
War of the United States of America
deciding that the aforesaid tract and
parcel of land, and its said appurten-
ances, is the most fit proper adequati
and suitable tract and parcel of land
wherein to establish and maintain the
aforesaid post and fertilization and
army station for the public defense"