The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-09-05

with the virus. 1 may bring
them down with me. 1 gave
DR.. Mouritz half of the virus received
from the board, but have not yet
heard what success he has had with
it.
The first lot of food (paiai) from
the new contractors arrived day be-
fore yesterday, and is very good.7
The board considered the applica-
ton OF a woman with six children
to go to settlement as a kokua to her
husband. The facts showed that this
was not a case of necessity, and the
application was denied.
A similar application from native
IS years old was also denied.
The application of G. h. Fox, an
engineer at Eva, to be allowed to
visit the settlement to secure evi
dence ina law suit was discussed.
Mr.. Fox stated that it was impossible
to get the required information by
letter, and al attempt in this direc
ton had proved unsatisfactory
President Smith thought the mat
ter could be arranged through
Superintendent Hutchinson at the
settlement, and it was ordered that
the evidence desired be secured IN
some other way than by personal
visit.
A letter from II. Dreizehner, the
leper baker at the settlement, was
read, in which he explained that he
thought he was entitled to a permit
to ship coal free into the settlement.
Filed.
President Smith read a petition
from Joseph Akamu to be allowed to
go to Molokai as kokua. After ex-
plantations regarding the case were
made by Mr.. Reynolds the petition
was granted as a case of necessity.
A letter was read from Father
Conrady, the Catholic priest at Kals-
wac, asking that Portuguese named
Estrella be admitted to the hospital
to be treated by DR.. Goto. 1t was
pointed out that DR.. Goto thought
the case should be treated, and for
reasons laid before the board the
secretary was ordered to inform
Father Conrady that Mr.. Meyers had
made favorable report on the case,
and that upon application Estrella
would be admitted to the hospital.
s request was received from Mr.
Meeker, of Kauai, that certain lepers
now at the receiving station be de-
tanned until a deed could be executed
and other matters relating to the
settlement of an estate be arranged.
Action was deferred on the request
until it was seen if the matter could
not be satisfactorily arranged before
the lepers were shipped.
Mr.. g. W. G. Jones, inspector of
slaughtering. submitted the follow
ing reports:
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF
HEALTH,
HONOLULU, August %, 1898.
c. B. REYNOLDS, ESQ, Executive Of
ficer of the Board of Health.
SIR:-I herewith submit my report
of inspection of animals slaughtered
for market at Kahololoa for the week
ending date.
The hogs received from the other
islands were in good condition. There
is no sickness apparent in the stock on
hand.
Under the Law to Mitigate" there
have been three examinations, TWEEN
ty-two persons attending.
l am sir, respectfully yours,
G. w. G. JONES,
Inspector.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OFF
HEALTH,
HONOLULU, August 30, 1898.
C. B. REYNOLDS, ESQ, Executive Of
ticer of the Board of Health.
SIR:-I submit herewith my report
of inspection of animals slaughtered
for market at KaholOloa for the week
ending date.
There is nothing of importance to
report concerning the hog ranches.
The shipments from the other islands
have been lighter than usual, and
generally in good condition.
Under the claw to Mitigate" there
have been three examinations, TWEEN
ty- eight persons attending.
I am sir, respectfully yours,
G. w. c. Jones,
Inspector.
The matter of the contract for
drugs to expire at the end of Sep
TENDER next was discussed. The form
and conditions of the new bids were
brought up, and the new notice there
fore was read and amended.
President Smith spoke of the fact
that vouchers beloglDg to the board
of health department went into the
interior Office without leaving dupli-
Gates with the secretary.
The secretary stated that the result
was be had no method of checking
accounts, and on one or two occasions
bills that had been paid had passed
the Office the second time, and the
error was not discovered until they
reached the interior department.
The board ordered that hereafter
all bills for the board of health be
made out in duplicate and the score
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