The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-08-05
JUDD SPEAKS
FOR NEW LAWS

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yisors.
Inc VISION OF city growing 10 inc
quarter .of-a-million mark haphazardly
and without nlan. ipspired Senator A .
y I,aa 90 olao,,a ias. ,,;,,h. =. ,bo
speelai meeting OIL 'he BOARD OF super
visions. A constructive address by him
resulted in recommendations to the
hoard .o,..,;no .ho head sola NJ c;vi,
~ 1850
governments irVhu .he ei"Pio, ineht u
municipal engineer to the opening OF
specific streets under the new laws.
He was heartily applauded by maj
prity of the supervisors and his ad-
vice made the basis of other talks by
the comparatively few people who an
swered the boards invitation to a spe-
cial meeting.
senator Juau, VINO was tne Iatper Vi
tne TWO road opening plns wniSh are
now laws, peeah ms .aih at ts iosisa'
peginhlng' Tue seVeripg Oh ieia'ions pe'
tween sne iefi,'oiy anu IN, anu a.,
h'uh,eu .nae tne q.iet Poiey VI Wy
iast lesisia.ure hau peeh " eu. ~. ~
s.r'hss 'na' po"hu 'ne "he w 'no o'ne''
ne sa,u 'nat ne tnousht .rey ny SUI,
eeeueu anu that tne responsipih.y ~,
ihuhi,iPai government was INV VIZ
~ po'oneou, ',n"' -, VIZ H'no peoi'p "a
sionoiuiu ana ienossu isoI Ii;, wy iNaa
ie,enee " '"e PeoPie y. tro v, aHy
o.nel outsiue piaee "hu iosnuy hau :,
iesisIn'''e Voioe III an Vi iionoiuiu >
ailairs. :,
ne sa.u tnat ne nau peeh noio ~
,avoI .oi 'n,s ie.iS,vn anu no' III
.eies'eu III ~ '"an 'no mary Plvpi."
,ions n9r new enai.ea. .h he p n
iar ioao ia" m ':n VIZ 'ns ',Id
ave supJee! VI u'seussion' nc s''iu, uS1'
noI pe appiieu az opee s,, ~ ps .ss'n No
aion ne me Ivy was SUI, sur os;a ~
20 ~ 'no 'oiii.oiia. SUI -, -; 80
~ -os ~ a. 10. Sa ~ go 80 ar,oa a,,.
VI s'"'e u".a nau y's p.'H "o'N'" '"''
Wouo import Engineer.
"My advice,' he added, "would be
to set aside $4,000 and with that i'm
port a municipal engineer from the
Coast, a man capable of laying out a
city on comprehensive plan. / do not
mean man who could make City
Beautiful, with parks and gardens in
the middle of the streets or things ef
that sort, but q man who understood sew
ers and how to build them and who
knew roads and how to build those and
all the other necessary details of NUM-
cipal engineering
Il .We are undergoing at present. more
or less of mushroom growth. We are
n city in the making and / think that
shortly we will be city of a quarter
of a million people. We have grown
rapidly; nearly all of us can remember
when we were little town and even
now we are big city with the pro
blcms of a big city. 1 am kanalua
about the future for we are progressing
ON no definite plan.
81 think You gentlemen address
ing the supervisors, 'fare to be com
mended for putting down permanent
pavements, but you are laying then
over an inadequate sewer system | a.G
told that our present system was put
aoNh ief ivy Va t"eh'y noussnp
poop'oi WIN ~ iue1 " eNel eA'euu'n
" h"inuAi VI ha'imi Vi ianoa VI
UP nv any ~ a SnS .,o.o
oena'or''uuu e'apolaIeu, On -'hese 70
n n az iensth: oohssiueting u WIN
iorcinie aIguineIt lu laNoI VI what rs
cohsiueIeu the sisy ereaiest heeu. ~
aiso looA up the question oi pay
grouhus anu me Necessity oi proeiuiht
ior orea.nihg places lor the ehiiurci
oi 'he teneinen's. aehiis. .ne tl,he Whei
,ne Guy snoulu grow peyohu the posi-
pilty OF iignt ana air for them. q
lie also discussed tine question o.
parks, enumeratlhg the comparativei,
rev parks mat were pnpiieiy owned
and prophecying that all the privately
owned parks would shortly De with
drawn and buiit upon.
In his remarks on the new road laws
ne made startling suggestion to tn
eheet that the supervisory should stol
building new roads on cid thorough
iares, permit them to 60 into disrepai
: and then levy the necessary take
= against the AUDITING prOperty to hayi