Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-02-22

adoption at by-lavs. provision va al.
4o made Tor the entertainment ut NJ
Ruhinsun, The anthurlt, uu parks. thp
further meetings uf tine committee
were devoted to consideration ut va
I.uus matters Of public interest, amunr
which ! viii mention the following
Construction Ut a loop rUnd IN Pauud
valley
Retention uf Queen Emma property
In Nuuanu valley lUr park ana nj
uUliou site
4 valuable address from Dr. G. -.
Wood ON the necessity from health
standpoint OF filtration plant IN CON
ueCtiUu with the Nuuanu reservoir sys-
/ tom
. Attention 10 telephone aud other
/ poles and To sign boards
Opening up of mountain trails.
/ THE construction uG belt road
around this island.
Repairs to HalaNa o. pUkali hili
| road, ana the necessity Of good ROADS
4 IN general as a valuable asset To this
4 Territory
/ Improvement OF the government
stables lot
/ Additional public Cunyeniences for
/ the residents of upper Nuuanu and al
SO the beach road
Request To the Planters Association
to stain their line of fence on Wilder
avenue and vicinity.
/ Request to Supervisors To attend TO
street cutters. and calling their attsn-
ton to the urgent need Ut repairs to
various road
Attention Ia vacant lots, new parks
aud opening up ol mountain streams to
the public.
W. W. Hall. in "a few works asked
that the committee take action In the
matter Of the roadway along Nuuanu
stream from School street To Kaukini
street. Messrs. Thurston. Hall, Cur
rey, Halves and Davis were appointed
~ n committee 10 act on the above
roadway proposition.
Mr.. pinkham brought up many wor.
thy and efficient plans To prevent yell
low fever from getting u foOthold In
the islands. His plan was 10 put oul
q number of inspectors, and have them
lay out the city in various districts
investigate each district, aud endeavO'
to find out all the points within each
district that would he liable to b,
sources of danger In the event Of al
Invasion of yellow fever, more par
tiCulagly, Of course, through the mos
quito. II seemed almost impossible Il
work up the public interest In the eli
forts to overcome the mosquito. Hi
idea was TO take a suitable area, an,
appoint an agent Of the Board from tn
J list the Improvement committee hand
I..I IA 4 40
J that he had been given the commits
sion. In ease yellow fever should ap
pear on the port. this gentleman woul'
nave his orders TO 90 ahead, and carr,
out his instructions. The instruction.
: would he to overcome the mosquito
/ and see that his neighbors got busy
! and cleared away All possible breeding
| places for mosquitoes, TO put oil In pud
4 dies. look after caves, and foliag
where mosquitoes breed In fact. h
i should destroy such foliage AS is nee
Q essary. "a "a. ora
> II. L. Wood moved that. the Contra
d Improvement Association make out
list To be submitted to, Mr., Pinkhar
; from whom he could select men suit
u able for the purposes he had In view
: and that the local associations be rec
= commended to help him In this matter
: The following members were pres
= ont: T. |. Spading. Judge Frear, Pr
= nahou; GeneralVDayis, Makiki; w. v
Hall, Mr.. Gurley, Nuuanu valley
= Frank Hogs, A. Herbert, Maklki;
X. Myers, Waiaae and Palolo; NJ
Kidwell, Alexander street: A. S. Youni
Q Kapiolani Park; MI. Tarleton, Manoa
n | Alay Hnwpg narptnnin oypnup. n
: Sachs, Fort street: Judge Whitnc.
Q Beclwith street, and Mr.. Booth, Pauo