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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-22


su.a,.,v NcKeen has received from
IN f;iIl. secretary Of the New York
n n,,... a yeserinzrv Surgeons the follow
ias Information
~ i. ssoet1sy n ne STATE Boasd of Ag-
,,rattaye II MINI
gI an authorized by the trustees
s..,l,y 70 oser yonr honorable board
D. .cbolarship IA this institution Tot the
~, a come worthy young man Of
g,os.sa means.
AA g. III BE- required % pay for the ma
80, ana dissscfing fees Of the begin
nt"'','s esci, term and the graduation fee
Ply h. ,rysen,s himseif for final exanins-
.boaA be pleased 70 receive copies
- yaar sasaAl reports.
respectfully yours.
H4seY D. GTfL.
Secretary Of the Fseulty.
s,.,s T,ea.urer gesl says that aboa.
10, aozen towns in the sta:e have thus
g., sent In claims for sheep killed by dogs.
-. claim. already IN aggregate $3.50
cr,,a,. nue., b. filed With the State treas
-, hs,ors January first TO get returns un-
DER he law.
The mail Of Thur.Iay brought in 70 the
.....a,r, about $500 from dog licenses.
The .zzregate amount received up to tits
- !. ssj4o. and there will probably be
.,o,, $500 more TO follow The dog Law Is
,,d not thoroughly understood BY some,
,,d lie ne1t Legislature will quite likely
h. ...ed 70 make some changes.
Commissioner Mattbe~s Of the bureau Of
,,ta,,risl and labor statistics has received
,.c,, commi..ioner Carroll -. Wright Of
Wilmington copy Of the fifth special re-
oa,, o, that gentleman. 1t is Of $50 pages
and A.. the special report Of +. X. L. Gould,
Pb. D. AZ expert Of the department while
..y,ssd on special Investigations IN Europe.
n. report is devoted to an investigation
NJ the lioshsnbnrg system Of liquor traffic
,sa relate. 10 the various plans Of regnia-
.ns and restricting the liquor traffic In Nor
x.g and Sweden For a quarter Of a cen-
,nrg ,l.ese tso countries have led the way
"a Europe "a taeif fort. to lag down a sat
..s.stnrg bA.is Of control.
The report contains the IL 1t Of The liquor
la. Of Moray and ssedsn the history II
The scan -raatitn liquor legislation and the
history II the establishment Of the Gotben-
LaFg system
fsnmtssiorer Matthews finds that in the
roan,y o. waldo the population has fallen
a ia ey.ry town .incs the census Of 1880.
tn. tsnlepcy !. from the tosns TO the city
BIZ, In ilis ll.t decade. while the towns have
f.i.,n aa some. the increase in the State
h.. b, IN markell.
The population of The tw, nty cities in
Man. for 1850 was 1876 $50. net gaia in
those cities 10 the last decade, rs $50.
Population Of the towns Of the State, iG5
TOO. net lo.. 10 past decade, Is $50, with a
net gam % State Of l2 100.
Mr. Matthew. has arranged the cities of
a, ... T. 10, ..yL ,o1 onr,ulatfnn "a f,,llnws4
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TINE vAtKvaIE MAS ARRIVED.
Took The Nsrhes:y Course sad Had {
toru Stormy Passage.

raRASTISE, s. L., Sept. 22.-The ysri I
k,ri- srfive here ut $50 A. ~. She
nyr;hrrn cosr.e AMI on the whole
sYienced a very storBy passage. Ca.t
rfi'.H con8rms Capt. GrifR'h's report Of
log ras.ed her on the evening Of the
!. On the arrival At Quarantine the
kyrie vas promptly inspected and pro-
led at 80 to her anchorage OF Bay
re. She carries q crew Of ~ men.
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aushing Things.

The Augusta Lumber Co.'S mill is DOM
A rushing business just now. The mil
with it's crew of 81 men, under the charge Of
Foreman L. F. Dickson, ia doing more WORK
than any mill of its size in the State.
The company has recently received or
Her. TO the amount Of 100000 feet whIef
must be got out at once and the mill Il
bu.tling out spruce at the rate of about %
600 per day.
Mr.. Dickson informs the Journal tn"
another season the company contemplate
sam. needed and extensive changes abou
the mill, Including an endless spur char
i, r the mill sip.
Thursday morning when the JOURNAL
called there was great hustle about th'
entire plant. The clouds will roll away
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viii $500 Helm You Out2 !. !:

eiFcr yes the Aele AasAcy ior an article that
Is SvaAss 4 n Every Honae and lasllspsn-
cable tw Every q Ace, something tina s~lis
as slight. 9th article, sell rapidly ~ DUWAos
the friee. thoag nss ansss eraAx the par
pose half So well You can make from 500
to $500 in three months, Introducing II, amer
which II will bring 4 steady. I-Ibrrai ln-
coae. il properly attended to. Ladies' do ss VII
as men, in town or country. DOnr MiAs tht
Chance. White at oncs TO j. w. JONAH.
Manager. spsta gasld, ohio.
s.ptiseodtse .fS
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WiSsiDw's som aINo syEUY has beea
for ever TiHIr YEARS by MILLIONS Of
II Eks Tor Their CHiLDREN While TEETH-
sith PERFECT ECCCkSs. II BOTTLES
HID, sOfTENy the GUNS, ALLArS ~
j :; CGkES WIND COLO and 10 the Sest
~ ~ DIA8kHTA. Sold By dSsGgists ID
BAN Of the world. Be suSe spd Ssh for
| WissIow's sooshina Syrup" asd take -
kipd- Twenty -1ve seets bOts1e.
aps9o1AWiys
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desperate Woman. A.
Adah u. Howard.
sDreadfui Temptation.
A Mrs. A. McVeigh
Miller.
Death Bed Marriage, A.
Charlotte n. STANLEY.
Eve. 5. Barring Gould.
Frozen Pirate, The. W.
Clark Russell
False Start, A. II Smart
For Mamie's Sake.
Allen,
GriInm's Household
Fairy Tales. Brothers
GriInm.
.Gay kenmore's Wife.
Mrs. A. Mcyeigh
~iiier.
Hoase on the Marsh,
TIE. A novel. +. War
den
Hon. Mrs. Vereker, The.
"The Duchess"
Handy Andy. \. Lover.
iyanhoe. Sir Walter
Scott.
Jane Eyre. C Bronte
john Halifax, Gentle
man Mise MULCH.
Jet. Her Face Her For
tune. Mrs. Annie
Edwardes.
Lady Audley'- Secret.
Miss NJ Il. Braddon.
Last of the Mohicans.
The james Fenimore
Cooper.
Lorna Doone. Black
more.
Life's Rem9rs-, A.
1.-THE Duchess"
Little Mana. Howard,
Michael Strogoii. Verne.
MIR. Fortescue. W
| Westai.
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> or
samples Of thsss boots go b. 80 = ~ low
DR. cies.
ne books ass rot for sals ~ vln say - 49,
-, put 10 hodsrs Of eospsns h ~ psl1oo9 -
ss.pdShs,s I. ~. lss;s WI eys =! 49, 2 r
the y Oubiishe1 In or daily o. MSA1ays eAiyJ
.-..r In ordering BY mall ssveSA boo&s A1q1 ~
stas0e1. snless 20 are willing - ya1t - -
exhsustsd nsaab>rs oan be ssDDtls1.
JOURNAL psfSOas ean ses1Se these ooo1D = -
JOURNAL eoontlnl room
Our readers eaa ~ ssmDies u 49, UoglD r
anytin By calling 1t say 90 q ~ 6Devo qGulI
-pIsoes. OT3ers for books 70 ~ ~ n - 49,
q II sasss. b adAsssssl V
w DunkD0o DkguA
AaDoG0A m60na
Our friends will pIeaso sossoeUp.
Der tbat under No 0oN0o0oe0oeoU
will IN oxohanG0 ~ bo0ko -
posmttto6 aftoS any oook hoo ~
once. 0t 10 not ire p0spo0o 81
tlhle once - Institute o1soUla110D
iIoeasy.
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have been . sufferer from catarfh for
years. Having tried q number of remedies
advertised - "sure cures" without obtain
ing any relief, had resolved never to take
any ether patent medicines, when . friend
advised ME to try Ely's Cream Balm
I'D 50 With great reluctance. but can nov
testify that after using it for six weeks
Relieve myself cared. II is most agre,-
anie remeay--an invaluable Balm Joseph
Stewart, GA Grand Avenue, Brooklyn
septl5eod&v2s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-22

The Best Sslve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores letter, Chspped Hands. Chilolains.
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price IS cents pei
eex. For sale by W. A. Erskine, Gardiner.
iuly2&eod&wfolrm
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COLUMBUS SERIES OF STANDARD WORKS!
and Ink, CLEAR PRINTING. LARGE TYPE.

Master Of the Mine. The,
Robert Buchanan.
Matt, n Tale OF 4 Cara
van. Rob n Buchau-
an.
Mystery OF u Hanson
Cab. Fergus W,
Master of the Cereiuo
MES, The. A novel!
Fem.
Molly Bswu, "fht
Duchess"
Nuns Curse. lie. Kid
dell.
Old Mam'sclle's Secret,
From the German OF
4. Narlitt.
Oliver TWIST. Dickens
One Maids Mischief,
Fem.
Pathfinder The. Cooper,
Pioneers. The. Cooper.
Prairie, The. Cooper.
Prince of Darkness, A,
A novel. Florence
Warden.
.Queenie's Terrible Sc
oret. Mrs. A. MeVeigt
Miller,
Reproach of Annesley,
The. $. Maxwell Grey
X binson Crusoe. De
Foe.
Romoia, George Eliot
Rory OMore. :. Lover
Rabbits Spell, The. Stu
art Cumberland.
sRose and the Lily. The
Mrs. A. McVeigh Mil
Ter.
She II. Rider Haggard
SIX. Itch Book, The
Irving.
Swiss Family Robinson
The,
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san Cd Mans Darling
Mrs. A. Meveigh Nil

San . d Mans Darling
Mrs. A. Meveigh Nil
ler-
Adde'S Husband. Clay.
Allan Qaarierinaia. II.
Rider Haggard.
AS in q Looking Glass.
y. &. Philips,
Arabian Nights Enter
taiainenf.
Attn Worlds Mercy. A
novel. Florence War
den.
Bag OF Diamonds. The.
A Detective Story.
Fem.
sB0nnie Dora. Mrs.
Alex. Mcveigh Miller.
Br' ezie Langton. II.
smart
bride OF the Tomb.
Mrs. Alex. McVeigh
Miller.
Camille. Alex Dumas. jr.
ca Ids History of Eng
land. Charles Dickens.
.CouBtess Vera. Mrs. A.
Meyeigh Miller.
Dateiess Bargain. A. A
novel. &. l.. Perkins.
( Deer Slayer, The.
/ Cooper.
Dukes Secret. The. Z.
II. Braeme.
Deidee; or, the Iron
. Hand. Florence
| " arden.
Doris's Fortune. War
den.
Dark House. The; or, A
I Knot uBrayelled. Fem
Dicks Wanderings.
Stu,gis.
sDoubiy wrongcd.
Adah NJ. HowarI.
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w ANTElS

NyANTED-Immedl sifaat ON in Az.
w gasia By thoroughly csmpesenf domestsc.
Preference for quiet place IN family Of An invad
Refe- krst-c ass Address G. Il H., Carr
kENSEnsc iorkSAi. once seprsatets
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iron Colored Index

,.f TN. condition of bilious stomach and siags'sh
49, ia the human counter ance Not only the
- h,. he web liz NE tipged with the ie,lew
ne when the b.le gets into the bio d. Ber. es
.hi.. sick H.. idaebes ensue. the tfngue becomes
sr..t nam. are felt through the liver and through
- 81, houIdri blade and dizziness Is expe-
r,sneea upon rising from sitting or Ieeume.n NJ
p,sture B the bilious invalid. For these an'
q her indieslOn VI housnes-, hos,euer s'o IN
= ion. In ell,ii. md fever, umh seae. sghe Az
l. arf, nv tlv sldneys and b'ad,ieE, fheuh'.t', VI
a ri rervnrsnr Il tia'Hiaie-, restores us Is
san aud st,.ec AID tends greas 10 haniEess tie
, ~ a' az az. sep,iseod&~folrm
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struck Down. A nov
Hawley smart,
Second Thoughts.
novel. Two vol~it
) IN one. khS.s
Broughton. y
Strange Case Of b
/ Jekyll and Mr.. Hyg
X. L. stevenson.
Thr.e Men 10 q Be-
Jerome X. Jerosasf
Tom Browns schv
Days. 7 h ON
Hughes.
Tour of the World :
; r ghty Days. jig
Verne, 4
Twenty Thousa
Leagues Under
Sea. Verne,
The Two Orphans. n
D'Ennery.
Two Years Before
| Mast. X. II Dana. >
lruday Curreuts. ~
Duchess" :
+ Vagrant WIFI, A.
novel. FloreLce w;
den.
Vivian, The beauty.
| novel. Mrs. A. l
! wsrdes. II
Witch's Head. II. X
err Hsgsard.
Willie Reilly. W. Car
] ton.
Woman's Face.
! Florence Warden.
sWife's Crime. A. Mi
4 Grace Halpine. /
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


I OSr-S;nyvd From Nanmoata. the 18th
Ia Sus :. dssk bar nsrc, " Ars old. weighs
nose. little white N OF hind foot. full name aud
feretop. tail full. rexcains to hook. suitable re
ward Will be paid for her return or Information
'esdsag to her recovery. 5. 5. LAS,Asrks, Al
gasta. septiAii~.
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Marrieo.

hENyEREt.
Anyns,a-Sep,. 80. by Rev: s. @. Sargent, MI
,,hayias A. Quinn ngs and Mics SUSIE f. bene''
both OF winthrop.
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have
inc XII
vereil
QOOtiiN
a2p =
Thsyl
horpsl
'punIl
hour,L
ago q
A. i'll
hvedl
which
for n
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-08-31

the appropriations would not permit
at toe present Of the appointment q
another physician on this islsUd.
Mr.. Ena Ike Of the nuisance OF
conveying III open containers
through the =, sets Of Honolulu.
Tue president pointed ont the con.
dition of duck ponds at Waikiki, OF
which there had been complaint IN
the past.
AIr. Eaa called attention 10 the
condition Of the sewerage In the
vicinity Of the custom house. Ii was
pointed ont that Agent Reynolds had
endeavored 10 remedy the nuisance
and that further attention would be
given the matter
President Smith called attention to
the fact that the cholera was threat
euing, and thought that these mat
ters should receive careful attention
Mr.. Reynolds stated that the mat,
ter of disinfectiOn was being followed
up closely.
At AS PM. the board adjourned
to the next regular meeting.
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FAdT 5j1E PRICES.
---o 49, Large
Having Placed Our Orders fOrA-@zaz
Lines Goods Shortly to Arrive, we>sl
Must Make Room for Same.
We Offer Some Startling Bargains in Staple
Stationery follows:

COOP QUALITY tipped at Is cents DOZEN noo SIZE
PHO FRA MES cabinet so
ENVELOPES white good
a
Whist and Euct
Music sheet Music
Send
eforca taloguesa ndd
o HaWaiia
L
Chicago Cottage
beswr in the
Machines
mailed their address by leaving
generally.
The Hawaiian News Co.. 3D., Honolulu.
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The Last Lot of Lei = Ordered

The board of health met yesterday
afternoon at 3:05 o'clock.
There were present President W.
o. Smith, DIR. Andrews, John Ena,
Theo. F. Lansing and Agent G. b.
Reynolds.
DIR. Andrews stated the last inocu-
lation at the vaccine Farm had failed
but that another jn- >olation had
been made yesterday. He referred
to the success OF Mr. Meyers with
NEGOTIATIONS at the Molokai ranch.
President Smith said that Mr..
Movers would be in town shortly and
would probably be able to give those
in charge of the vaccine farm data
which would lead to future success.
The president explained to the board
the necessity which had caused the
meeting OF the board to go over last
week and then read three letters
from Agent Meyers. The first letter
referred to details of the manage
ment Of the hospital at the settle
ment and spoke of the policy of adj
hitting more patients to the Jap
anese method of treatment for lep-
rosy.
The second letter related to certain
applications TO go to the settlement
az kokuas. and to other business mat
ter5. and mentioned that u honse had
been set aside for the residence OF
the protestant minister allowed by
the board at a previous meeting.
The discussion of the question OF
the number of patients to be allowed
at the hospital under DIR. Goto was
taken up.
DIR. Andrews said that the present
treatment was merely test, and that
the number now under treatment
ware necessary to make it. Any in
crease in the number would only add
IN the expense, and If it was not for
this the board could as we'll treat all
the lepers at the settlement, were 1t
not for the question OF room accom-
roodation which had already arisen.
The secretary was ordered 10 III
form Mr.. Meyers that the number to
be treated by the government under
DIR. Goto was to be governed by the
capacity of the buildings and the
Judgment of Mr.. Meyers.
Farther discussion was held on
those portions of Mr.. Meyers letters
referring to DR.. Goto's treatment,
DIR. Andrews pointed out that
40 some six months or more would be
reouired to reach results on the
present lot of patients, some 90
persons, it was unnecessary to add
Others until some definite result was
arrived at.
Nv Lansing thought that any ex'
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SPORTsMENS ASSOCIATION.
An Interesting Special Meeting
Held Last Night at the Ha-
Waiian Hotel.

4 special meeting of the Ha-
waiian sportsmen's association was
held at the Hawaiian hotel last
night. Owing to the absence of
President Dole, Vice-president W.
VI. Giffard occupied the chair.
Secretary Atkinson being unavoid-
ably absent, Mr.. r. A. Dexter was
elected temporary secretary.
a communication was read from
Mr.. J. II. Black, who asked to have
his name stricken from the mem
bership roll on account of financial
circumstances His request was
complied with. Mr.. A. l.. O..
Atkinson rendered his resignation
as secretary to the association, he
being unable to devote the proper
time to the office. Mr.. K. A.
Dexter was elected in his place.
Amendments to the constitution
RELOCATING the admission of new
members to the board of directors,
and the name of the vice president
added to the article regulating the
disbursement of funds which may
pass through the treasurer's hands,
were unanimously adopted.
The resignation of Mr.. Henry
Davis as one of the board of direc-
tors was accepted, with regret, and
the name of Mr.. c. L. Brown sub
stituted.
The secretary was instructed to
hand the names of Judge w. A.
Whiting and Mr.. Samuel Lewison
to the board of directors as appli-
cants for membership to the asso-
citation, and to notify Mr.. Dole OF
his election as president of the or
ganization.
After an informal discussion OF
the existing game laws and the pos
sible amendments the association
might ask the government to legls-
late on, the meeting adjourned
subject to the call of the president
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Npv-776ODS,. Commission A. Y5U ToIERATE

duplicates OF al bills pau.
The secretary was ordered to no
tify Mr. Meyers that more lepers
would likely be sent up next week.
Mr.. Reynolds explained there were
about 1000 feet of old iron pipeat
the quarantine station which was
useless to the board aud for which
BIr. Emmeluth offered 12a cents a
foot, or he would exchange
therefore good pipe and other mate
rails at a proper valuation. On mo
ton the board authorized the execu
tive officer to make the exchange.
The president read the following
petition from large number of the
residents of Eva:
Eva District, 5th Aug, 1898.
The presidentof the board of health,
Honolulu.
SIR:-The humble petition of the
undersigned showeth,
That we, your humble petitioners,
are residents in and about the dis
trict of Eva.
That the population of this district
shown at the last census, taken in
1890, was 2l55.
That this district is daily growing
That the population of the district
has been considerably augmented
since 1890. owing to railway facilities
and general development.
That we have no district medical
resident.
That the humble circumstances of
many native Hawaiians do not admit
of payment 10 procure necessary
medical attention.
That your petitioners have the
general good of the community, the
preservation of health and the protec-
ton of each other from disease and
death at heart.
That in view of the premises, we
humbly pray that you will be pleased
to take such steps as will provide a
medical resident and remove the
serious inconvenience under which we
at present labor.
And your petitioners as in duty
bound will ever pray, ETC., etc.
After considerable discussion as to
the appointment and service of ply
sicians in the other districts of the
island of Oahu, it was decided that
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no YOU FEED
~ THE BABY?

The Skin needs foo. If the Com
plexion is sallow, rough, scaIy, pimpiy,
it is because it is not fed with
LOLA MONTEZ CREME
The Skin Food and Tissue Builder,
positively the only SAFE and RELIABLE ar
ticle for the Complexion. Absolutely
harmless, opens the pores, increases the
natural and necessary secretions OF the
skin. Restores the flesh to firm healthy
state of youth. Prevents wrinkles.
food for buns, chspped lips and hands.
Il D. .,.t tl Iln,tt hS
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by the king of Italy to the A@s g
emperor.
nj. Marie, of Paris, is known as
the "dog barber" He daily clips
from ten to thirty dogs Tbs IhPsy 9F'"fi Is
to the next shipment of lepers TO
Molokai vas taken up.
Mr.. Reynolds stated that lot we're
ready for shipment. Twenty five
had been Condemned at the Kalihi
receiving station, Of whom he pre-
seu;ed a list. Later this list was
acted upon, and the executive officer
of the board was ordered to make
arrangements to remove the lot to
the settlement at q convenient time
in the near future.
Agent Reynolds stated, In answer
to an inquiry of the president, that
there were now but few leper5 at
large. and, after the present ship
ment was made, he did not know
where to look for more.
The board ordered the secretary
to instruct Mr.. Meyers to have the
lepers to be sent next week taken to
Kalawao temporarily, pending the
providing of further accommodations
by the board.
In speaking of the incubation of
calves with vaccine virus MIR. Meyers
writes: "The vaccine virus that you
have sent me has taken on the
calves. which / inoculated with it..
The virus however does not seem to
be very strong. 1t took! In five
calves, but the mothers of three of
them kept licking the inoculations
and prevented development. From
the two remaining calves 1 have
vaccinsted my grandchildren and
inoculated two more calves, and
when. the pestules are fully devel-
oped on these calves I can send
You some clean ivory points charged
with the virus. 1 may bring
them down with me. 1 gave
DIR. Mouritz half Of the virus received
from the board, but have not yet
heard what success he has had with
it.
.sThe first lot of food (paiai) from
the new contractors arrived day be-
fore yesterday, and is very good"
The board considered the applica
ton of woman with six children
to 90 to settlement as a kokua to her
husband. The facts showed that this
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OFF
HEALTH,
HONOLULU, August 80, 1898.
c.. b. REYNOLDS, Esq, Executive Of
ficer 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 "Law to Mitigate" there
have been three examinations, TWEEN
ty-eight persons attending.
am sir, respectfully yours,
c.. w. G.. 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 beloging 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
n, oz1s;.a. and on one or two occasions
lg "A amoNOWAheen paid had passed
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