The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-09-24

/ course under the regulations G th'
: Roari. 81 every landing - usual.
me action ~ the Hilo people, hs
said, on the fxcs of IL, Was pusillSnl-
u,ous in the extreme, Ordinary com
mon sense, with the slightest huoSl-
s>iyr of the nature ~ the disease, would
enable them 70 see that the precsu-
. tious taken in Honolulu in the dis
pSrch os steamers were sli-sulncleul
10 prevent contsgion, he said, "ou
the fSce oi IL, II toe truth wers known,
he shrswily suspected that it wss =
csss OF HonolUlI'S extremity being
Hilo's opportunity.
+. NJ. Scott. OF North kons, re-
marked thst IL would be su eShioi
Iion % mers childisnnsss for Us 10 set
IS the Hilo people hsi done. We
must not let the idea est Sbrosi that
we fsSr We Srs soing 70 hsve cholera
IN our midst. We have no such fear
Snd We must make il thoroughly un-
dsrstoci tnSt we have entire conf
Geuce in the Honolulu Board O;
Health. There wSS very little poSSi
oiiiIy, be said, oi cortSSion being car
risi by suc1 cargo as the SoSrd Of
Health WAS willing 70 give = permit
for. he said that he quite endorsed
the idea % the chairman, thSt our
views in regard - the necessity 0, 5
lOcAl board should ce in The form of
GsmSnd.
J. D. Pans, q South kOra. rsminl-
| ed the mse iUS thA. the people Of
l South hons hSi held msStIugs Snd
! hSi sustained the seton Of Deputy
I Sheriff Williams To disregard the
/ orders q thSt official, 81 had been
done in North kOnS, he maintained,
WAS an iufrSciiou of the lSw. The
, deputy sheriff o. North Hons, be S&id,
wSS under the orSisrs Of Williams Sud
must obey.
Mr.. Buchhol.z sisted shSt the meet:
ing OF the people o. South koDS rs-
tsrrsi 70 oy Mr.. PSriS wSs only Ehst Of
few 81 the beck sui call q himself
snd the deputy sheriff No public no
ties hsi been given o. any such meet
ings, SDi Mr. Paris himself Sli
mSn called Mills were the only two
present VINO uiEht Dc said 70 represent
the more Intelligent portion Of the
community. As 10 Mr.. Paris contsu-
ton thSt Mr., NSbSls, in abiding by
The orders o. the Board OF Health. wSs
Gi>rSgSrciuE those ot Williams, he
maintained that Williams himself |
wSs insQ QoorGiosrs, IN acting rs be |
had done, in direct eousrSyentiou 20 |
the GirscIious o. the Board of Esslth |
which in this matter wSs supreme.
The chairman explained lhSE the |
obj ct Of the meeting wSs 10 elect
locSl board OF health, 10 Dc sQbn tied \
Tor SoprOs2l 70 the authorities in Ho 1
roluiu- He SSii that ~s s1ouli no. 4
-. f-farsr..s =, hr ~hs r,..N-,fa ~ UTn-
or Sny other place. Inc Board OF /
HsSlIu hSi mSis ; mistake. o. per
Gsps ic WAS only 81 oversight. When
Cur views we're Isid before them. be
hSd lot the less. doubt but
thSt they would Immediately fSIl
in with them In his re-
marks he sninSiversed strongly
upon the se.ioo Of the EiIo people. |
aud particularly upon the arbitrary
;onduce Of Williams In his opinion
they hsi sesed without even ordinary
anon sense Hsi Sheriff Hitch
,ock been upon the scene, ne us,is
bold TO say. no such ridiculous fsres
~o1ld hsys been enacted He sx-
planned EoSt in Sii such enc E-rri-S
g Vas bat right thai the medical Off
,ixLs should have suprsue power.
" - - S-2EAH III W 2LAAs-> 4
soout cholera Who, be asked again,
ne his supporters IN Is Outrageous
'oci1es2 Only fsw business people
n the town Ot Eilo- 4 message had
,oly thst morning ben receives that
he people OF hOosls Snd Hxm.kuS
1Si sent Williams word that they
'o1ld usnsss rhei- Own affairs with
VT bis sid Should We not do ike
=I>ss
Mr.. Bgchholtz said IL the HfTo
'eople have the right TO say no, ~e
lave the right 70 say yes" tAp-
,lsGse-l
Mr.. Clarke Grs~ attention 10 the
SCI LhNE freight Wa being lsuisd
run EOuOlulu right IN HIlo- while
hey t21 th- &ss1ranes 20 prUcioir IL
Z other ports.
Dr.. NcWsyue stated that they wers
zntilS rice Sui -four and fguIzaEed
he sane H- strongly eIpres-esi hi.
pinioo Of the aosCrt-Ey ot such pro-
seiinz-
The Chairman suggested that the
snse Of the meeting oe embodied in
-<olutio1s 10 De presented TO the
So<srt % Health f1r e0o-iterssiol-
G Clarke moved that
'-Wn=rs.s The existence OF cholsra
; the city of EOo0igl1 i seriously
general bQ-iress, while in
his and osn-r districts actual want Of
1s uesss=ssrl<s ot life l. iumiueat.
a-fytore, Dc IL
!" 8s-olVec-TbAs thi. meeting e1-t
-ssse- 10 the people Oe Houolulu iz
cufoC11 ,yup upAEny, and that in 20 tsr
: u u lies, desires in every ~4y 10
&C n eo-oPer3rioo With them and .
,rrher, ce IL
=" Resoivsd-Ths-, in the opioiou oc :
Il. ue- ting, the HsooIQI1 Bosri Of !
.salth h2., II Al IG= sesioos. -hoEu ;
self 20 De zlsr-. sssIve and iuteIft- =
=1E- t1Ss the methods employed by
for prrysnEiug The spread 0f the
l-e1A--- AMI eventually sc2EpEng IL :
70. are N SccDri-a1es With the best 7
!OcEE1 pr1ccIcs that the pfs,a1rio1z y
lGSe= 81 oy IL for sustaining inter :.
lscx- enUu1cica-Ioo Are ali sui :,
=EE f5r the pCrpo-e- that the ehAcseez =
IN c1ses.se o=t1E disseminated IN
4. sSy 1-s cf the reuOsrsc- ant
.erSfors- rn.s -n= steamer W G. q al =,
loCid Eak- u-r usC.l Cips 10 znd Z,
7u H1cotglg zrs1sr the r-xuLatioc. z
'opS-1 o. the Beard Of HsaIEh- And : :
rLher, De IL
- -Reso1T=tt-ThsE- a. eonu7aica- y
lu EI-a Ene edJ5iniug districts i
.e1Irr and o. Al eG-rxsnry, eoQLt
81 cirsly -s,Spp-d- The ti-GrI-rs &C =
1rrh aEd -,1Gtn EDoA are sr.esis.alIy
3izss-f, Ant, therefore, Il l. the sense
tn. Ue-sinx, that .pectaI
~ Bard oc H=aIrc consisting Of u
-li-ut. 90 rEpce-eEs the e-uEr.I .
lar'i Of H-aITE- IN these districts,