Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-24
CLEANUP DAY
MAY Be june 70
Committee Discusses Tenta-
tive Plans for Municipal
Sweeping. -

"To maintain a continuity Of inter.
est In Clean.Up Day, the people of Ho.
nOlulu must show interest or the pub.
lie officials will lose It,"
This little epigram by Acting Gov.
crnor Mott-Smith signalized his &C.
Ceptance Of the generalship of the
next Cleanup Day. when II was form.
ally rendered to him by the executive
committee of the Oahu Central I'm.
provement Committee yesterday after.
noon. The committee held meeting
to arrange details of the day.
Saturday, June Is, Is the date set
for the beginning of the municipal
house-cloaning. ed Towse's plan for
Clean.l'p Day was taken as the basis
of the discussion, and the following
recommendation will be made to the
central committee:
Saturday, June Is, to be a day of
initial inspection and instruction by
inspectors, who will request all house
holders to first get out rubbish and
dispose of II on or near the premises;
Wednesday, June 10, inspectors will
make an inspection Of garbage collect
ed since the preceding Saturday and
will make a report thereon, which re-
port will be prepared during the night,
so that the morning of Thursday, June
90, (Which may be a holiday, the com.
mittec will know exactly how many
teams should he sent to n district i'm
order TO facilitate the movement of
garbage; on Saturday, June 20, final in.
spection. - 4.
The district organization suggested
by Mr.. Towse is as, followsl 81.
y. Won Damn, president; Il. "A. Mott.
Smith. manager. Executive commit.
tee: y. Won Damn, Il. A. Mott.Smith,
Geo. G. Guild, Il. A. Berndt, VIM. VOL.
ters, Rev. F'r. Valentin, A. d. Castro,
C.. w. Ashford. Sol. Mahelona, Doctor
Haida, C. K. Al, DR.. ]. s. y. Pratt, f..
J. Kruger, Chas. Hustace, Jr.
First Observation-Disclosures Improve.
ment Club: A. +. Clark.
Second District and 1A-Walkiki
Improvement Club: Jos. A. Gilman,
A. NJ. Brown, J. II. Boyd, J. l.. Holt.
Third District-Manoa Improvement
Club: Geo. G. Guild, C. II. Hemenway,
ID. l.. Conkling.
District iA-Prospcct Heights I'm.
provement Club: ID. l.. wilmington,
c! G. Owen, j. NJ. Camara.
District iB-Maklh Improvement
Club: Col. c. J. Mccarthy.
District 4C--R. b. Booth.
District 4D-A. w. Seabury.
Fifth District-Ed Towse. William
Henry, II. n. Denison, c. X. All, Doctor
llaida. ....
District 6A-Auwaiolimu Improve
ment Club: w. +. Wilson, A. ID. Cas-.
tro.
District 6B-Col. J. w. Jones, II. L.
Kerr.
District 7A--Nuuanu Improvement
Club: Samuel Parker, Geo. Il. Carter.
District 7B - Kalihi Improvement
Club: NJ. r. Peter, p. F. Ryan.
District SA-Sol. Mahelona.
District SB-Jas. A. Rath.
District Sc. A. Schnack, T.. O'Sul.
Ivan, +. Schnack
District SD--C. G.. James.
Acknowledgment Foster.
All the plans talked over yesterday
were merely tentative. The CONNER.
cial bodies will be consulted before
definitely arranging a cleanup day,
and President Won Damn has asked
for meeting in the Governors Office
next Monday morning at o'clock. at
which the presidents of the Chamber
of Commerce and the Merchants As.
ISOLATION will be invited to be present.
Yesterday the members of the execu.
tive committee asked Acting Governor
Mott-Smith, Ed Towse and Il. A..
Berndt to be present, but Mr.. Berndt
was unable to come.
Two temporary committees were
named yesterday as follows
Finance--B. Won Damn, Il. A. Mott.
Smith, VIM. VOTERS.
Observation-Disclosures Gov. Mott.Smith,
Ed Towse.