Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-10
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well being of all. and we reaffirm our
stand for the equality of labor and
capital, and endorse the Territorial
Executives action In the strict en-
forcement OF the statute requiring
that all labor on public works shall
be performed by citizens OF the Unit
ed States or those eligible to become
such.
WATER SUPPLY. - We believe
that, the water supply of Honolulu
shUuld he Increased, and will favor
liberal appropriations toward the
same, and to the Improvement OF
the system generally where possible.
PUBLIC HEAETH.--We commend
the efforts designed In the past by
the Territorial Board OF Health to
secure greater efficiency in the agen-
cies designed to guard the public
health of this Territory, and favor
such legislation as will increase the
efficiency OF this most Important
branch of the public service.
LEPROSY.-We stand for liberal
appropriations for the care and
Trrrfrtrnrnce and cure OF our unfor-
tunate fellow citizens who are seg-
regated on Molokai, and will urge
:tns. continuance OF Federal assist
agae in che atteEpt=to arrest and
stomp out, Al possible. this terrible
disease, and EeE highly commend
what has 6reT. accomplished by the
medical scinntists= towards the allie
walton and- eraifratlon OF the same.
PROMOTION woRK.-we believe
that every inducement should be Of
fered to. desirable tourists to visit
these Islands. and that the best
means to increase the tourist traf.
~ is to continue the promotion work
and efficiently conducted by
the present Promotion Committee,
and we favor liberal appropriations
TO enable them to continue their
work in this behalf.
PUBLIC ROADS, STREETS AND
PARKS.-ln order to attract tourists.
AS well as to guard the public health
We believe that large sums OF money
should soon be expended in the pub.
lie roads and Highways OF this Terri.
tory, recommending particularly the
reconstruction and improvements of
the belt roads around this Island and
the blocking or paving of the princi-
pal streets in Honolulu; that the pub.
lie parks should be enlarged, bcauti.
fed and additional parks laid out, and
we recommend the widening and pur.
chase Of the balance of Aala park
block for the enlargement of said
park; that II II becomes necessary To
issue bonds for this purpose, We IA
vor such legislation as viii perma'
nently place our public roads and high,
ways, streets and parks in the condi
ton which they ought to be, and fur
ther recommend such expenditures be
more evenly distributed throughout
the different districts in the City and
County.
LIQUOR LICENSE FEES--We be
lleve that the fees for liquor licenses
for the City and County of Honolulu
should be turned over to the said City
and County.
SALE or INTOXICATING IL
QUORS.-The Republican Party ro.
CARDS the plebiscite as a conclusive
expression OF the overwhelming scnti
ment OF the people Of this Territory
In favor Of the present excellent II
auor law aud It's enforcement In good
faith. We therefore pledge our rep
resentatlyes In the legislature against
any change or modification Vol that
law and demand its faithful, Impair
tial, aud vigorous enforcement, and
pledge them 10 make the necessary
appropriations 10 carry out lho law
INCREASED FACILITIES AMI
HARROR IMPROVEMENTS Tbs
policy of the present Irrriiorlnl ad
minlslration a. increase lhn facilities
NJ marlboro and make such Improve
meDls as viii meet he demands nj
maritime commerce u herebl ndnW