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JOTTINGS.

FRIDAY, July 26.-The most of the day was occu-
pied with the consideration ofthe Appropriation Bill.
Members had an economical ~ spell upon them. A
\ proposition to provide the sum of 81 900 for compil-
ing and printing a thorough index of the laws, was
hegatived as was also a provision for improving
KapiOlani Park, introduced by the Hon. Mr.. Cleg1
horn.
SATURDAY, July 27.-Hon. Mr.. Malo offered q
resolution instructing the Acknowledgement to cause
warrants of arrest to issue for the police who have
been killing dogs @ The bill to reorganize the
Board of Health passed on its final reading as did
the bill respecting corporations from abroad. The
bill to amend the Tariff Act of 1876 was read q
second time, amended, and ordered to be engrossed.
MONDAY, July 29.-ln consideration of the Appro-
priation Bill, on motion Of the Hon. Mr.. Rhodes, the
item "for English schools for Hawaiians'' was
raised from $500 to S46,0 600. The sum of 81 200
was inserted for care Of Government library, g pro-
vided the person appointed shall be a Hawaiian who
understands English" The sum of SIS, 900 was, on
motion of Hon. Mr.. Bickerton, appropriated for pre-
liminary railroad surveys. The bill having gone
through its second reading, vas ordered to be en-
crossed and read q third time on Thursday, Aug. 1.
TUESDAY, July 30.-Hon Mr.. Gibson offered a
resolution, (Which vas adopted) appropriating the
sum VI ~CfSOS ~ q h"NOS SAA NV u ~
centennial of the discovery of the Islands. The
following were appointed a committee to carry out
the same Hon. Messrs. Gibson, Kapena. Kaai.
Nawahi, and CleghOrn. The Postal Rates bill, as
amended, was ordered for a third reading on Fri
day. The bill to amend Fire Department regula-
lions. and the amended Tariff bill, were finally
passed, and the Railroad bill was ordered for a
final reading on Friday.
WEDNESDAY, July 31.-The report of the Special
Committee on Foreign Relations, which was the
order Of the day, was adopted. The bill to prevent
unlicensed counsel from appearing in Police or Dis
trict Courts was ordered for a third reading on Fri
day. The bill providing for a special tax on estates
of deceased persons was indefinitely postponed. The
following bills passed on a third reading: To amend
the law respecting rights of way and water; To
amend the school laws; To amend the law respecting
substances other than gunpowder (kero-
On motion of Hon. VI. Kupau. the Ser
geantat-arms was directed to have q photograph
taken Of the members of the Assembly while in
session, to be framed and hung on the wall of the
Hall.
THURSDAY, Aug. I-Colonels W. F. Allen and
c. H. Judd, of His Majesty staff, appeared in the
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M CIAL.


FRfDAH u, arg 2, 1873.
1t is probable that the United States Treasury com
menced the lOng-tAiked-of specie payments yesterday.
although the time hxed By lAw vas the lst Of January.
Greenbaeks have for some time been 1esrly at par. and It
is not likely that resumption Will disturb the business in
terests Of the country In the least degree. Our exchange
with California Will not be affected. whatever modiaca-
tons asy take place in drafts on the East. At present
rates rule sgsinst us, but we are Of opinion that, ere long,
the balance viii turn. and all the exchange we may have
to offer, especially on the Coast, will be sought for, and
command . premium. The moment our exports exceed
our imports. that desirable point will be gained.
Secretary Sherman had 4 conference with the bankers
Of New York July II, during which he expressed conf
denee in his ability TO resume at once, and the bankers
were Of opinion that there was nothing TO prevent re-
sumption that day, II the Secretary thought proper.
That gentleman stated that although he could not begin
to redeem greenbacks before January, yet it was IN his
power to pay drafts and checks upon the Treasury at any
time, and intimated that he would soon begin 10 do 30;
coin in the Treasury was amply sufficient for resumption,
and he would sell no more bonds on that account. lie
desired the bank officials to act in harmony with the
Treasury Department. and this they assured him they
would do. Thus the ardent desire Of the American peo-
pie for the last ten years Is about to be contaminated.
We call attention 70 the letter, in another column, from
a valued correspondent on Hawaii, on the subject Of
TSter supply on that island.
Water for irrigation on the plantations exposed to
drought is the great necessity for success. Thorough
search in the timber belts will undoubtedly bring to
light springs and streams now unknown, as they sink into
the ground before reaching the plains.
The only foreign arrival the past week was the vivid,
from Fanning's Island. July 90. She reports the Warrior
at that Island, July II.
The departures were-July n, Am steamer Wilmington,
for San Francisco, and Am schooner Joseph WOolIey, for
Gusno Islands.
The barks Undine and D c Murray are about due, both
from San Francisco.
At Messrs. +. A. schaefer * Co.'s. yesterday and to-
day, Nj. G. S. Barlow sold at auction q large assert
ment OF dry goods, clothing, &c. The attendance was
fair, and usual prices were realized. The sale will be
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Rainfall in Hilo.

To the Editor Of Pacific Commercial Advertiser
SIR,-The following table of rainfall at Papaikou,
FIVE miles from Hilo village, may be of interest to
your readers, and useful as a partial guide to those
who are depending upon irrigation for cultivation Of
their lands, showing the quantity of rain needed for
this purpose.
The amount of water required for irrigating from
stream, ditch or canal, is said to be greater than is
required from rainfall still the latter is some guide
as to quantity.
The record here made was kept by Judge Hitch
cock, and embraces about seven months, to wit
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SEN

FOR GUANo IsLANDs-Per Jos Woolley July 27-W Coffin,
s Gourlay, j. Gilbertson, JAS Mcclure, and 10 native
lAborers.
For Sax FRAScIsco-Per Wilmington, July 2I-H a
PIERCE, Mrs II G. Thrum & child, J OBrien, A Galvazos
j Eggers, ] q CleviOr-Lichel, Mrs McCully, H Key
nolds,-Tucker < wife, G F Peek, Oh Sorrenson, j Lewis
* wife, J Joice, A Vernon, II Robinson, All Chau-
EFRoM KAHULUI-Per Kilauea-hOu, July 2S-PCJOnes n
Ar Lloyd, ? StBch, Z Bailey, and about 10 deck
AFRoM WrSDwARD PORTs-Per Likelike, July 2S-R Bro
fherton, W C. Parke jr, Z J Percival, NJ Brown, q McNeHl,
K Everett, wife & child, ] Norris, Mrs keslohapauoie,
Miss Alma Al, s Grant, E Low, X Amer, III Cornwell,
q p Ward, T Jones. @ Wall, S Haaheo, J Low, II r Wood,
W II Cornwell T Il Lucas, Mrs X Levers y ? children,
13 deck.
FRoN FASSISGs IsLASD-Per Vivid July 29-Mr Arun-
del, Mr. Strong, Geo Mcintyre.
8 FOE KAHULUT-Per KilRuea-hOu, July ~ > Clarke
Buchanan, and 10 deck.
Fox wISDwARD PoRTs-Per Lkeike, July 3o-DrC q
TisdaIe, u Banning, II 5 Tregloan. ID ID baldwin, w Ii
CornweH, II CoEnWell, w McCanGless, q Dickey, h Anu,
NJ Kealoha, E Hore, Miss -FifZsimnOns, and 90 deck.
FROM LAHA1SA-Per Nettie Merrill. July 3l-Miss NJ
kinney, Miss X Fernandez, Mrs Brown, 7 Milton, and j
others.
FROM KsHULUI-Per kilauea-hCu, Aug Ill CornWeH,
] Greenwald, and II deck
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Notable improvements.

The most important improvement in the burnt
district, or in Honolulu oflate, is the establishment OF
Mr.. J. A. Hopper, now nearly completed and ready
for operation. At the great fire of the 18th of De-
cember last, Mr.. Hopper's property was burnt to the
grOund-stOck, machinery, everything except the
boiler and engine totally destroyed. The latter was
saved by being in a stOrehouse with an iron roof.
No way daunted. Mr.. Hopper resolved to "try
sgsin,'' and he has now bull: three brick structures
of three, two, and one story, respectiyely-al
with iron roofs and shutters, %fre-proof, with extra
heavy timbers and double floors. The three-stOry
building is for a rice-mill, and is 6Ox40 feet, with
walls II inches thick to the second story, and from
thence Is inches to the top. The barrel factory,
planning and saw-mill is t~wo-story, with II inch
walls, snd I19x40 feet. The machine-shop, brass
foundry and Office is one-story, 60x2S feet, all built
in the most substantial manner. The machinery is
all of the latest and most improved patterns,
especially designed for thorough and expeditions
work. and run by a new Putnam engine built in
Fitehburg, Mass, of 65-horse power. The establish
msnt is now only partly in operation, and when COM
Melted. which will be in about six weeks, will give
em~ployment to thirty-fve or forty men. The brick
work of these substantial structures was executed
IN q thorough and workmanlike manner by Messrs.
Foster s Thomas, Bricklayers and Builders.
This important enterprise, which takes the lead as
, n Individual investment, will rank next TO the
9onoIulu Iron Works in the manufacturing interests
Of The country, and will keep at home large sums of
money thst would otherwise 60 abroad. Labor
saving machinery is the characteristic feature of our
dav and generation, and whatever device that helps
- y;chten human labor is SO much clear gain to the
snn total of human happiness and comfort by
cheapcning articles of prime necessity, and bringing
them within the reach Of all
In conclusion, we will state that this busy hive of
;,5natrv Is another witness for the benefits of the
Rscinrocity Treaty, for without that Treaty it would
never have been built.
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HANALEI, July 26, 1873

: Nh. EDITOR: Last Saturday night an accident
s .n1ened at Hanalei which might have had serious
= co5seouences. Father Sylvester, of the Catholic
NI;Ss;on. Uss crossing the Hanalei river on the scoW,
and when he reached about the middle Of the river
Suddenly the seow sunk away, and the river being
'abont twenty-five feet deep at the place, he had to
swim for his life, nobody being near the scow at this
fine Fortunately Father Sylvester was q good
winner and so saved bis life. Could you tell US
o. ia RESPONSIBLE for such accidents , as the Road
,Snnervisor of Haralei tells rs that he applied at
.Honaulu for o new scoW now three months ago, and
that he has not even got an answer about it. The
I'D scoz being in q very bad condition, the Road
---h lad fc- i~sclaim every responsibility in re-
e. HANALEI. 4
oE %EAELUKU I
o. bearing Vines. AY \
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. I
ARRIVALS.

liz 2T-Schr Mary Ellen, KusnOni, from HilO.
T-Schr UIama. Puaahiwa, from Honokaa, Hawaii
2s-Stmr LikeHke, Shepherd, from Hawaii & Maui
28-Stmr Kilauea HOu, Marchant, from Kahului, Maui
29-Schr Waioli, Twomy, from Hama, Maui
2g-Schr Pueokahi, Ikaia, from Manko, Maui.
29-Schr Vivid, Sweet, IL days from Fanning's Island
3O-Schr Kulamanu, Mana, from ROhala, Hawaii.
3O-Schr Warwick, Jno Bull. from Kalaupapa, MOlOkai
3I-Schr Eettie Merrill, Hatfield, from Lahaina, Maui
3l-schr Marion, Kiblin, from Koloa 81 Waimea
3I-Sehr Haunani, Nika, from Kona a. Kau.
~ 1-Stmr KiIauea Hou, Marchant, from Maui
1-Sehr Manuokawai. Naiwi, from Hanamaulu, Kauai
2-Scdr Waimalu, from Kohala-
2-Schr Waiehu, Kiis, from Maiko, Maui
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Card from DR.. Tisdale.

To the Editor of the Pacific Commercial Advertiser !.
Some person or persons, for reasons best known to
themselves, have recently been circulating e report that
I was about removing from Honolulu. take this method
of stating that I have never had such g thought, and 1
hereby say that I fully intend to stay where I am. Thank
ing the people generally for their uniform kindness to
myself and family during our residence among them,
Iremsin yours truly,
It. P. TIsDALE, NJ. d..
Honolulu. JuIv 31st 1878.
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cock, and embraC
Total -.

Judge Hitchcock remarks "You will find that
since April LIST we have had a continuous soaking.
During the months of February and March we had
enough rain to keep our crops growing well. Three
rain for our cane, but not enough TO keep the
streams full. Our last three months of heavy rain
fall have not been enough to wash out our young
canes. S. n. C..
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SUPREME COURT OF the
- Islands, Oahu, IS, July Term, A. D., 1873. Kaaoao (w),
lbellant VS.. Kalama o. libellee, libel for divorce. In the
above entitled libel for divorce, It is now ordered that a de-
cree Of divorce from the bonds Of mstrimony be entered in favor
of the said Kaaoao wv for the cause Of the adultery and utter
desertion Of the said Kalama O(, to be made absolute after the
expiration of six months from the date OF this decree, upon com
pliance with the terms thereof, unless sufficient cause shall
appear to the contrary. And the Hbelant is ordered TO pub
lish an attested copy Of this order 10 the " Pacific Commercial
Advertiser " and " Ruokoa" newspapers for six successive
weeks; the first public notice to be within one month from the
date Of this order; that all persons interested may, within six
months, show cause why said decree should not be made alb
solute. By the Court, A. ROSA,
Dated this 18th day Of July, A. D. 1878. Deputy Clerk.
Honolulu, Oahu, IS. / hereby certify that the foregoing is
a true and faithful copy Of the original decree Of divorce now
on file in the Office Of the Supreme Court Of the Hawaiian
Islands.
As witness my hand this 18th day Of July, A. D. 1873.
iy2O 6lt A. ROSA, Deputy Clerk.
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DEPARTURES.

July 27-P VI 3 8 Wilmington, Fuller, for San Francisco.
27-Sehr Pauahi. Manu-, for Kohala, Hawaii
27-Schr Annie, Kalua, fof Kaunakakai.
27-Am Schr Joseph WOoley, Briggs, for Guano Is.
2g-Stmr Kilauea-hou, Marchant, for Maui
30-Stmr Likelike, Shepherd, for Maui & Hawaii.
30-SchrK ekauluohi, Malaihi, for Hanalei, Kauai
3G-Schr KamaiIe, PaImeTton, for Kona and Kau
3O-Schr Pueokahi. Ikaia, for Maliko, Maui.
3i-Schr Mary Ellen, Kuanoni, for Onomea, Hawaii.
3I-Schr Warwick, John Bull, for Kalaupapa, Moloka
3I-Schr Waioi, Toomey, for Hama, Maui
Tug I-Schr Wailele, RalauaO, for Mako, Maui.
1-Schr Haunani, Nika, for KOna d Kau.
I-Schr Uilama, Puaahiwa, for Hanalei, Kauai.
I-Stmr Kilauea-hou, Marchant, for Kahului
1-Schr Marion, Kiblin, for KoIos 81 Waimea, Kauai
I-schr Nettie Merrill, Hatfield, for Lahaina, Maui
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

DY 7 OF A WRIT OF EXECU
tion issued out Of the Intermediary Court Of Honolulu
in favor Of Kepahoui, for $1,000 against Apana OF waikiki.
I have levied upon and shall expose for sale on the premises
on the 18th IA OF AUGUST, at II O'Clock
noon. all the right. title and interest OF the said Ap1na, Of in
and TO One Wooden Store and One Chicken House, situated
near the Waikiki road, unless said judgment, interest and
costs be previously satisfied. W. c. PARKE,
Honolulu July 19. 1873. Cy20 AZ Marshal.
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SUPREME COURT OF

GUPREME COURT OF HAWAIIAN
- Islands. Oahu, SIS, July Term, I'D. 1873. Kahele RI
lbellant. VS.. Kapahuume (w), nbellee, libel for divorce. In
the above entitled libel for divorce, it is now ordered that a
decree of divorce from the bond Of matrimony be entered in
favor of the said Kahele Or for che cause of the utter deseT-
ton of the said Ibellant by said lbenee and for the adultery of
said lbellee, to be made absolute after the expiration Of six
months from the date of this decree, upon compliance with
the terms thereof, unless sufficient cause shall appear TO the
contrary. And the libelIant is ordered to publish an attested
copy of this order in the - Pacific Commercial Advertise T"
and +" Kuokoa " newspapers for six successive weeks; the first
publication to be within one month from the date of this order;
that all persons interested may, within six months, show cause
why said decree should not be made absolute.
By the Court: A. ROSA.
Dated this 18th day Of July, A. d. 1878. Deputy Clerk.
Honolulu, Oahu, IS. l hereby certify that the foregoing is a
true and faithful copy Of the original decree of divorce now on
file in the office of the Supreme Court of the Hawaiian Islands.
As witness my hand this 25th day Of July, A. d. 1873.
jy27 6+ A.ROSA, Deputy Clerk.
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SUPREME COURT OFTHE HAwA ALAN
- Islands, Oahu, So, July Term, A. ID. 1878. Akaneki W.
lbellant, VS.. u. Kalua O), hbellee, libel for divorce. In the
above entitled libel for divorce, it is now ordered that a decree
of divorce from the bond Of matrimony be entered in favor Of
the said Akaneki wv, for the cause Of the adultery OF the said
b. Kalua (kl, to be made absolute after the expiration Of six
months from the date of this decree, upon compliance with the
terms thereof, unless sufficient cause shall appear to the con-
trary. And the libellant is ordered to publish an attested
copy of this order in the Pacific Commercial Advertiser "
and "Kuokoa . newspapers for six successive weeks; the h1t
publication to be within one month from the date Of this order;
that all persons interested may, within six months, show cause
why said decree should not be made absolute.
BY the Court: A. ROSA,
Dated this 10th day of July, A. ID. 1873. Deputy Clerk.
Honolulu, Oahu, IS. L hereby certify that the foregoing is a
true and faithful copy Of the original decree Of divorce now on
file in the Office Of the Supreme Court Of the Hawaiian
Islands.
AS witness my hand this 23d day of July, =. D. 1873.
jy27 Ct A. ROSA, Deputy Clerk.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
appointed Executor Of viii Of Jean Joseph Rain ond
late Of Honolulu, deceased, hereby gives notice to al persons
having claims against the Estate Of the said deceased, TO pro-
sent the same properly authenticated within six months from
this date, or they will be forever barred, and those who are
indebted to said estate, are requested to make immediate pay
ment. LOUIS BERNARD,
iy2O 1t Executor Of VIII of. ]. RAYMOND.
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gfqal advertisements.

- Islands, Oahu, IS, July Term, A. ID. 1878. kahaaWinele
wv, hbellant, VS.. Keoniana 0). lIbellee, libel for divorce. In
the above entitled libel for divorce, It is now ordered that a
decree of divorce from the bond of matrimony be entered in
favor of the said KahaawineFe (wl, for the cause Of the deser-
ton for over three years of the said hbellant, by said Keoni-
ana (k). to be made absolute after the expiration Of six months
from the date of this decree, upon compliance with the terms
thereof, unless sufficient cause shall appear TO the contrary.
And the libellant is ordered to publish an sttested copy of this
order in the " Pacific Commercial Advertiser" and +" Kuokoa"
newspapers for six successive weeks; the first publication 10
be within one month from the date Of this order; that ell per-
sons interested may, within six months, show cause why said
decree should not be made absolute.
By the Court: A. ROSA,
Dated this 18th day of July, A. ID. 1878. Deputy Clerk.
Honolulu, Oahu, IS. j hereby certify that the foregoing is q
true and faithful copy of the original decree Of divorce now on
file in the office of the Supreme Court Of the Hawaiian
Islands.
AS witness my hand this 23d day Of July, A. d. 1873.
jy27 6tT A.. ROSA, Deputy Clerk.
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IMPORTS.

FRoa FANSISo's Is-Per schr Vivid, July 29-l2 tons HAT
ron, and lot sundTies.
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NOTICE.

Honolulu, July 31st, 1878.
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UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
- the Draying business al the OLD RATES.
August 1, 1878. (au3 81 c.. W. CLARK & SON.
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Election d'Etat.

.Une election importante aura
lieu dams notre elat lie premier
mardi de Novembre.
Un representant au Congress,
un S6nateur, deux rspresentants
a la Legislature, I'M Sheriff, nn
Juge de Paroisse, IN Coroner,
nn membre du Jury de Police,
deux Juges de Paix ct denx Con
stables devront 6tre choiSis, de
meme qu'un Tr6sorier d'Etat.
En CONSEQUENCE de l'epidemie
qui uous aff1ige actaellenent.
Latourche ma pu encore choisir
SEES eandldats. Ii est absolumpnt
nAcessaire,qne des measures soient
pii>es dams ee but. dams le plus
b)ef deiai.
LA Quarantaine nous empeche
d'avoir. une ''eiection lreliminai
re."' muyen usite chez nous, ct Get
te guarantaine emp6cherait ega!e
meht des delegues q une Conven
ton, ,SeuatorlaIe de s'assembler
II faudra recourir a d'autres
moyenS.
Les d6legues senatoriaux pour
raitnt s'assembler dams leurs pa
roisses respectives pour vote'
pour lears candi,lats respectifs
&c qui amencralt une conclusion
satisfaisante.
Dams notre paroisse, don't un,
moitle est en- .quarantaine contrt
l'autre, chaGue moitie pourrai,
choisir un candidat.
II NY a point d'opposition col
tre les Sheriff, Coroner, ct Jug
de ParOisSe actuels.
| II nous sembfe que nous n:
vons nullement lieu de craindr'
aucune difficu!te dams la form;
ton dun ticket de parOisse pa
faitement acceptable a la grand,
majorite de nos concitoyens. Ell
ce qni regarde les OFFICERS d.
"ward," chaque ward peut cho
81: ct voter pour les siens. o.
ne vote plus pour tous les Juge.
de Paix, ConStable>, ct membre
du Jury de Police dams la paroi
Sc toute tntiere. mais pour CHI
cln dans son propre ward seui
ment.
Malgre nos malheurs, ct le
ravages de la tievre qul mons i
cine encore, c'eSt pour nous e
;ievoir sac e de maintenir un
bOnne administration.
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COMMISSION D'INvEsTI iATION
POUR LA FIEvRE JAUNE.-A
Ia demaude des babitautS de
Memphis, ct sur Finitiatiye d"ne
dame uaut~ le nOn merlte deue
cite. de Mime Elisabeth Tomp-
klus, de Work. taqnchc a
verse d'abord uue, somme ln'ror
tante pour ctt abjat, lie @hiruG'ei
e1uerai de rh0pital de la marine
Went de nomHer Hne commission
de 3 membreS ponr tai'e daS re
cherciles sur foiigire, les causes
de la fievre jaime, sur les moyens
de Ia pravenir, p'iis de la com
battre, quand ellie a ec!ate.
,Cette commission est coinrosee
ds DIR. Be,nis, de la Nonvelle
Orleans. Ga DR.. jerome Cochran,
d. Mobile ct du Dr.. Elisha Har.
ris, president de l'aSsoclsiion aine
ricaine de la sante pubique.
! Appel est fait aux prlncipa'es
! cbambre ae commerce dcS gran
. des yilles a,neficalnes pour snnNe
mir aux frais te cette coma'issioh
81 les chamb rs de commerce re
pondent generen,ement a Get ap
pei, ia commission sera ansmeh-
tee do I.Iusieufs membres.
Ellie havra commencer ces tfa-
vaax. le 30 octobre a IA Nonveiie
Orleans, pnis ellie ira les continue
dams les aifferentes vii!es lhiec
tees. dams le courant de ho'en'
b,e, les taits recueillIS par ce''
com missloa devront etre soa'n'S
pAssoc;ation americalne ne s""l
pabii9ue, laGaei;e coor do''ti
les fats. ct rsSnndra les grave
euestions soulevtes par Kappa.
lion perioligne de Fepitiemie. u
mieux qufeile pourri.
-: Nous ne pouvons que soitn"''t !,
1 ces travaux d'investgatlou /
-sucoes le plus conpies.