Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-14
VARIOUS PLANS FOR
0TY'S IMPROVEMENT
Scheme For Extension
Of Clubs All Over
The Town

with President Kidwell in the chair |
the Central Improvement Club met at
the rooms of the Promotion Commit
tee yesterday afternoon, and discussed
matters of Importance. The lower
Nuuanu street Improvement club sent
in the following list of newly elected
officers: President. l.. A. Thurston:
vice president, w. w. Hall; secretary
and treasurer, G. II. Dickey.
In hts communication to the club
members, J. o. Lutted pointed out the
necessity Of opening a new road from
KING to Queen streets. Eva of the
Nuuanu river, directly on the Eva
side of the bridge. He said that II Il
were built It would be u great con.
venience to the people arriving and
going down 10 tire Pacific Mail wharf
]. 0. Lutted. Allan Herbert and 4.
Young were appointed committee to
act on the communication.
c. II. Dickey presented the follow.
ing communication:
II present the following scheme for
the combination and extension of the
| Improvement clubs of Honolulu, which
II carried out will cover the whole city
and have all the territory Of the place
in the care of some one Of the clubs.
Beginning at the Diamond Head
end Of the city, leave the Waialac,
| Kaimuki and Palolo club and the IA.
pahulu clubs as at present, advising
! the latter to combine with the Dil.
mUnd Head club: let the two Waikiki
clubs unite, and add to their territory
all the rice and banana plantations
and mauka to Beretania avenue: let
| the Alexander street and McCully
! clubs unite and make their bound.
aries King street and Peretania ave
nue. on the south, PunahOu street on
the west, Kaimuki on the east, and
ManOa Valley club on the north and
east. Leave Manoa Valley club as It
is. Let Punahou street club, the Pu.
nahOu, Makiki, Pawaa and King street
clubs combine, taking as their terri.
tory the plat bounded by King, Puma.
hon and riikoi streets and the Makikl
| Valley. Let the Beach road club take
In all makai of King between Waikiki
and PunchbOwl streets. Let Prospect
Heights, ThurstOn avenue and Penso.
cola street clubs join and take In all
between Piikoi and PunchbOwl streets
mauka OF King, including Punchbowl
4 hill and Tantalus United Emma
street, Fort street and Pauoa clubs,
extending their sphere of influence
to all mauka of King between Fort
and Punchbowl streets, including
Pauoa valley. United the School
street and lower Nuuanu clubs and
give them all between Fort and the
Nuuanu stream mauSa Of King and
makai OF Judd. Let the upper NmGnu
take in the whole valley mauka of
Judd street. Let the Liliha street
club extend its territory to all mauka
CT King between the stream ana
Asylum road and mauka to Judd. Let
the Kamehameha club expand ana
take all between Asylum road ana
Kalihi road from the sea I Othe noun,
tains, combining with Alewa Heights
club. Let Kalihi cluU remain intact
Let new club be formed taking In
all the territory mnNai of King be
tween the extension of hsyluuY road
and Punchbowl street
This plan would. J think, have the
advantage of haWig strong clubs and
having the whole ground covered.
I NiSStol N.lil llt lIuNlNi bt ltltlItu u
committee consisting OF the presi
dent and -four others to be selected
by him.
c. II. Dickey, L. |. SpaldlnR W. W
Hall and y. K. Myers We're appointed
Il committee to consider the sugges
! lions outlined by Mr. Dickey.
W. W. Thayer reported that the
Waialae road rock crusher could no
make change in location.
w. o. Smith reported on the pub
lie Comfort Stations" w. II. Castle
secretary of the subcommittee OF the
Civic Federation furnished copy %
the letter to the Board of Supervis
ors. The letter urged the necessity o
having Public Comfort Stations" Tn,
Civic Feds said that the coming of thu
fleet would make IL imperative Il
haze such stations here.
II. s. HOsmer, W., o. Smith and Gen
cral Davis We're named committee I,
confer with the committee of the Civic
Federation with regard to the matter
l.. C. Ables spoke of the nuisanc,
created by cattle passing along VIII
der avenue. In this connection l.. c
Ables, w. o. Smith and H. X. Myeu
were appointed a committee to consul
with the county attorney on the mat
/ ter Of an ordinance calculated t,
abate the nuisance,
w. o. Smith intrduocel the follwo
\ ing resolution, which was passed:
Resolved. That we believe the hes
interests Of this community will no
Z be served by the enlargement or OK
tension Of any Of the existing GENE
4 teries or burial places within or nea
n the residence portions of the city; bu
that the need for additional roor
4 should be met by establishing neN
4 burial places beyond the residence dis
trIct and that urDTnnt nction he takp