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Plans
Submitted For
Town
That there Is Rtlll ronstileraulo
rplrlt left In llm Central Improve
ment Club ii! hIiovvii nt tho meet
ing of thnt organisation ) osterilnj
uUcmoon which was exceedingly
well attended nnil where 11 vlvlil In
lereHt w.ib hIiuwii In lmpioement
mnttcrB This was especially true in
egnnl to the committees which liud
lieen appointed to look Into various
matters, nml which milimltlcil caio
fnl reportH Knowing Hint no little
work hnd Lion done.
Tho first business tnlten up wns
the lending of tho following reports:
Honolulu, T II , IVb. .1, l'JOS.
Mr 7. K Mjers, I'rrililont, Oahu
IVntral Improvement Commit
tee, Honolulu.
Deir Sir Thu 'committee np
ponited li) j on to present Kome
scheme for tho licautlf)lng of tho
r.iimnds nround the Judiciary liulU
lug, begs le.o to report us follows
c have careful I considered tho
letters of Mr Ueo. 1'. D.ivlcs nnd
Hon A S Clcghom, referred to us.
In our report wo do not liopo or ex
pect to offer more Hinn MiggcstlonB
fler going oei tho ground tarcful
ly ourselves, wo lulled In conference
vourself, President A. I UrlfTlths,
.Mr H S llosmer, Mr V J Lowrc)
and Mr Eil Towse. To these wo pre
sented u tentntho scheme Acting
upon suggestions made b them, wo
herewith submit tho following rcc-
mmemlatloiis or plans:
I'lnn A. Wo recommend first, the
general seliemo presented b) Mr.
Chns Mumford Hohlnson for widen
ing King street, with detail of lm
pimements of ground suggested in
I'lnn 11
I'lnn H This plan does not con
sider tho moving of tho Opern House,
rnd dents only with tlio Jmllclnr)
grounds with the single recommen
dation for Union Square Wo pro
rtnt the following recommendations:
1 To park tho triangular plot In
t nlon Square with bnso of triangle
on Richards sticet, rounded apex
1 ear tho Opera House.
2 To recommend tho Govern
ment to securo possession of tho pro
perty Wnlktkl tho Judiciary grounds
lo l'unchbowl street, so thnt tho Ju
diciary grounds shall Include the
block bounded by Mllllnnl, King,
l'unchbowl und Queen streets.
3. To widen King street In ac
rordnnce with tho Itoblnson plan, or
nt least to a width of 80 feet from
Mllllnnl to l'unchbowl, thus leaving
car lino nearly In tho middle of tho
street To lenvo King street ns It
Is until tho (lm eminent secures pos
session nt tho whole block.
-I. To macadamize und oil Mlll
lnnl street to Queen.
D To widen l'unchbowl street.
0 To widen Queen sticet tho
ldtli of tho mauli.i sidewalk; to
preserve tho present low of trees
next to tho road on the muukn side:
lo plant mound tlicso trees a gruss
'trip sl feot wide; und to construct
.1 sidewalk luaukn tho grnss strip six
feet wide.
7 To curb nil roads anil walks.
S. To riseno tho Wulklkl end
'4 tho block for fiitiuo public build
ings, which should bo planned nnd
placed so ns not to destroy tho vlstn
of tho Knwnlnhno Cluirth.
!) To make n path, six feot wide,
fiom tho Judiciary building In the
iliiectlon of the entrnnco to tho
giounds of executive enclosure.
10, To tnako n enrungo dric,
fifteen feot wide, from Mllllnnl
Mi cot In lino with coiner of Opera
House, past tho main ( entrance to
Judiciary building In n curve to
King street
11 To rc-arrango roads nnd
piths mnkul nnd Wnlkiki Judiciary
building
12 To close road Wnlkiki Judl
(iai) building.
1 ,1 To f lose, grndo and grass tho
'dot i:wu Judiciary building.
1 1 To gr.ulo nnd grnss tho bal-
mho of the enclosure whero needed,
ami to t,et out natlvo trees on tomo
pl in submitted by a competent land
scape gardener.
15 To remote all dead and part
dead trees.
1C. To prcservo and trim intelli
gently nil tho old trees.
17. To glvo the Park Commis
sion greutcr power nnd larger ap
propriation, and to place tho care ot
tho grounds In their linnds, under
the supervision ot a competent land
ocnpo gardener.
Some of tho recommendations may
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Improvemen
ts
well bo considered briefly
1 If tho Opera Hoimo Is not to
bo tiiocit, Union Square nt least,
fihouhl bo parked Objections will
bo made that the square Is needei:
lor military maneuvers The com
mittee reels that the little this square
Is used for such purposis Is not suf
ficient reason! for keeping It ns It Is.
L' Most Important of nil Is to re
cure possession of the whole block
lo Punchbowl street, remote tlio
buildings, nnd leave; a vista to Kn
wnlnhno Church
II. King street crtalnl shouM
bo widened. Opinions mn differ us
to tho width, whether to follow tho
lines suggested by tlio Robinson re
port, or to limit to 80 feet.
9. A direct path should lead from
Iho Judiciary building to King
street to tho cntiance of thu Ince
ntive grounds.
10. Tho unused circular drive
wii) nround tho statue to bo aban
doned. The man inula nnd paths
in front to ghe wu to the simple
driveway nnd paths suggested.
11. A complete ro-urrnngemont
of roads nnd walks mnknt nnd Wnl
kiki Judiciary building, no drive
way on tho Wnlkiki side, but n
tor lied pathway from tho Hoard of
Health building to the driveway In
front of tho Judlclarj building. Tho
Inrge trees preserved Tho two small
buildings among the trees to bo re
tained until such time ns they can
bo removed or done away with. A
main drhewayj to enter tho grounds
Ewa the Hoard of Health building,
In a wldo sweep to Militant street by
Iho rear of the Judiciary building
This road to branch to run in front
of tho Hoard ot Health building
around tho trees In 11 broad sweep
lo Punchbowl street, nnd with u
broad sweep to front of Judiciary
building. A path from the corner of
Mllllnnl and Queen toward tho Ju
diciary building, diverging so thnt
one division shall go direct to the
Hoard ot Education rooms, nnd the
other to the main cutranco In the
1 ear ot tho Judiciary building.
14. All other roads and pat'.s
not spccllleit on the plan to bo dono
away with, grading ono whero
needed, etc.
The road from the Judiciary build
ing grounds to l'unchbowl street is
dimply suggestive Communication
with Punchbowl street Is Impera
tie. Tho silo of future buildings
"houlrt determine the location of tho
load.
HespectfunS submitted,
I'HItl.HY I,. HOHNi:,
Chairman.
M W HAM.,,
W T I'OI'E.
oin esypEi
Honolulu, Dee. 3d, 1907.
Z. K. Mers Usq , Pros Oahu Cen
tral Imprv Com., Honolulu.
Denr Sir - Your committee to
whom wob referred tho "rishmnrkct
Slto" liavo delated banding In their
icport owing to tho difficulty in ar
riving at n satisfactory nnd unani
mous decision
As to the disposal of tho property
to private onneishlp thero Is n gen
eral sentiment in favor of Its reten
tion by the Territory, but ns to tho
best uso to niako of It there Is much
difference of opinion.
Your lommltteu nro agreed that
tho plan for an archway as suggest
ed by Mr Itoblnson nnd also tho
Kllohann Ait League. Is Impracti
cable on nicount of tlio largo ex-
penso involved A cheap and taw
diy structure Is out ot tlio question
nnd wo doubt It tho McKlnloy me
morial fund could bo augmented b
prlvnto or public assistance suffi
ciently to erect an Imposing und
Etnntlal arch
This hi lugs us to the considera
tion of tho grounds and building
Ono of our lommltteo Is flimly In
lavor of tho Itoblnson plan for pni Ic
ing the grounds, eliminating tho
inch; tho otlu rs of your committee
cannot concur, principally for the
reason that thero Is not any assur
ance that tho slto In question will bo
tho natural entranco or gatoway
from the wntei to tho city; in fact,
tho oxpondlturo of tho redcrnl ap
propriations ut the Hwa end ot the
harbor will tako much shipping In
thnt direction Wo nlso consider the
present time Inopportune for tho car
lying out of thu Itoblnson plan a;
(.ccount of tho limited public funds
available even for work urgently
l.cedeif on our roads and tho upkeep
ot our present pnik sjstem. Tor the
tamo reason, In vlow of tho probnble
demand In thu near futuro for nil
avnllnblo w.itoi front property for
commercial pui poses, we doubt It the
Territory would ho Justified In de
voting to purol) ornamental uso such
a valuable asset ns tho rishmarket
Slto
It Is truo that wo aro advocating
tho Improvement movoment and rop
itscnt its oignnlzitlon; jet to bo ef
fective wo must be reasonable In our
demands, and we certainly have suf
ficient to occupy us for tho present
In rnrrlng out our adopted lino ot
effort to Improve locnl conditions
Pending tho demand tor the I'lsh
narkct Site for commercial use or
tho possible moulding of public opin
ion In favor ot tho Itoblnson plan,
wo recommend (fiat the Kllohuna
Art League suggestion ns to the til
ting up of tho building fur public
assemblies and the euro of tlio sur
rounding grounds bo carried Out.
Itespectftill) submitted,
(Signed) i: I. SPALDING,
(Signed) .103 (1 I'UATT
DOWN TOWS CLUB
Honolulu, Nov 8th, 1907.
Mr. 7. K Mjers. President Onliu
'Central Improvement Commit
tee, Honolulu
Dear Sir Your (ommltten np
potnled to 'tnke ch irgo of tho or
ganizing of a down-town club" beg
to make the following report
After duo consideration wo bellcvo
It would not be to the best Inteiest
cl the Improuinent Clubs ns n w hole
to organize a separate club lu addi
tion to the largo number of differ
ent associations nnd rlubs now ex
isting In tho down-town district
most of which nssoclntlons ul reach
bnvo difficulties in getting n quorum
nt their meetings
It is tho opinion of the committee,
however, that it would bo practical
fur tho Oahu Central Committee to
enlarge Its present work by taking
chnrgo of tho down-town impiove
incuts or in other words for It to be
como tho down-town club nnd ut the
same time not to bo released ns the
governing body of tho suburban
clubs.
In making tho above recommenda
tion wo would respectfully suggest
that a special meeting of tho Othu
Central Committee bo called, at
which time. If ncted upon favorably,
special committees could bo named to
take charge of tho work as might bo
directed
Hcspcctfutly submitted,
rilHO I,. WALDKON,
J OSWALD LOTTED,
W. A. 11UYAN.
Z. K. Mjers spoko ns follows:
It Is with n feeling of encourage
ment that we review tho work of
tho past )car. Tho great amount of
interest that has been shown by
thoso who havo been Invited to at
tend our meeting and the hearty re
Fponse to our request for pipers and
suggestions, also tho active Inteiest
that Is being taken In improvement
matters by the Kllohnna Art League,
tho Civic Federation, and other ns
roclutlons und societies, encourages
us to believe thnt such efforts will
eventually bo tho means of bringing
forth a general movement towards
beautifying tho city.
More enthusiasm, how over, should
be shown by tho locnl clubs, nnd, If
tosslble. they should bo stimulated
to greater action. Special effort
chould be mado Just now to revive
nil tho clubs that wcro organized
fonio time ago
From a map which has been pre
pared by Mr. I S. Dodge, bhowlng
tho boundaries of all clubs ot rec
ord, wo find thero aro several dis
tricts whoio new clubs should bo or
ganized, and this map also shows tlio
udvlsablllty of consolidating several
cf the smaller clubs Into larger nnd
more Influential clubs. '
The wonderful results which have
nlrcad) been accomplished by tho
active clubs should also bo tho
means ot stimulating nil ot the
clubs to grenter activity. Tho ques
tion of organizing a "Down Town
Club" will bo considered nt this
meeting This Is ono of several mut
ters which have been mado the sub
ject of careful Btudy, ana will bo
leported on by special committees
today.
Tho general clean appearance of
our city has been favorably com
mented upon by visitors rrom tho
mainland, unci the greatest efforts
should be mado to maintain our rep
utation of having a clean city, and
In this connection tho property hold
ers should not forget to do their part
in assisting tho ltoad Supervisor lu
his efforts to keep tho streets nnd
sidewalks clean,
Mr. C D. Wlllard, who recently
visited our city, and who hus been
to prominently connected with this
Impiovcmont work lu Southern Cal
ifornia, makes tho statement that
nowhere has ho seen such an im
provement spirit as Is shown hero
In Honolulu, and In this work an
Interest has already been created
greater than what has taken thorn
many jears to accomplish In tho
city of Los Angoles, but Mr. Wlllard
has certainly struck the Icoy-notc,
when ho says, "You will have to
keep persistently at It,"
The following ofllcors wero elected
for tho ensuing jear: John Kldwell,
president; (lovernnr Trcnr, ico pres
ident; C. II. Dickey, secretary, tien
cial Davis, treasurer; L. A. Thurs
ton, director,
Kldwell took tho chair and made
a few remarks, calling attention to
work which should bo done, as, for
instance, tho consideration of the
cemetory question, tho restriction of
cattle-driving through tho streets, '
On motion by Mjers, tho reports
weru given to tho picss nnd action I
en them was dotcricd until tho next
meeting
W O Smith said that public toi
lets should bo provided, especially
since (he fleet would soon arrive
This met with general approval.
Thnjer snld thnt a rock-crusher
hnd In en erected on the maukn side
of the alulae ro id which would he
roine n greiit nuisance Something
nhoiild be done to have this structure
moved further bnek Dm Logan
snld It would Involve great expense
riul possibly litigation Kldwell sug
gesled that the Knlmukl club might
tnke this matter up and posslblj lou
der financial aid for the removal of
the crusher. Logan moved that
Ihnjer, llnllentno and Huuglm lie
appointed a committee to nttend lo
Hie mntter This curried
Present nt the meotlng were Pres
ident 7.. K. Mjers, Serretarv Harold
Dillingham, Win Love, .1 O Lulled,
Postmaster Prntt, II) ion o Clark.
M. Ilrash, II ton Holt. K V Jor
dan, C (1 llallontjtip, i: I Spald
ing. Cnpt Kldwell, Chas Crozler. A
! Urimth, David Ilaughs, Senator
Dlcke), i: O Hall, P L. Home, l)o
reinus Scudder. (Ico I' DaMes, t'ol
Sopor, Mr Williams, W O Smith
W L' Drown, I) W Anderson 1' L
Wiildron, Pror Ing.ills, XV W Thaj--er,
W. It Castle, LM Towse, Daniel
Logan
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