The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-09-10

Board of Health the steamship Rio
de Janeiro is infected 30 as to en-
danger the public health and that q
quarantine of at least seven days out
side of the harbor must be performed
by said vessel before any freight will be
allowed to be landed from said vessel,
and that thereafter all freight now on
said vessel must be fumigated to the
satisfaction of the Board before being
landed.
On motion the resolution was
adopted.
THE SANITARY INSPECTORS.
The committee of ten appointed by
the Board of Health to divide the city
spectors to make thorough house to
house visitation and render accurate
reports on the situation in the vari-
Gus districts, have done their work.
People will now have the satisfaction
of knowing that all cases of sickness
will be reported and the matter of
concealment almost il not entirely
done away with.
As soon as the committee was given
authority by the Board of Health to
start the work, the city was divided
into twenty districts and competent
person placed over each. Under him
were appointed deputies. Saturday
was spent in organizing.
The head man of each district called
his men together, provided them
with books and gave them instruc-
tons as to mode of procedure.
The inspectors were up and stirring
early Sunday morning with their books
in their hands and ready for business.
Each house was visited, a complete
census taken and a thorough inspec-
ton of premises gone through with.
Today everything will be in COM
plete working order and anything
that was left out Sunday will be at
tended to.
Following are the districts into
which the city has been divided, to-
gether with the head of each:
l. James A. Low-Makai King,
east line from Tram to Nuuanu stream
and sea.
9. ia. Lloyd-East Kamehameha
School, mauka King, west Liliha.
3. Brother Francis-Mauka King,
west Nuuanu stream, mauka Bere-
tania, west Nuuanu street, makai
School, east Liliha.
4. Henry Smith-Nuuanu street,
mauka Beretania, west Alapai, east
extension Emma up Punchbowl,
makai School.
5. II. Holmes-East Nuuanu
street, makai Beretania west of Nuu-
anu stream.
6. a. V. Gear-East Nuuanu
street, makai OF Beretania and west of
Alakea to sea.
7. J. II. Fisher-Beretania Queen,
Alakea and Punchbowl streets.
s. c. B. Wilson-Makai Queen
street to sea, between Alakea and Old
9. f. J. Lowrey-Punchbowl to
Waikiki road makai of Beretanis.
10. H. E. Cooper-Mskai of Bere-
tania from head of Waikiki road to
and including Waikiki and Moiliili.
IL. VIM. Auld-Waialae beyond
ridge from sea mauka.
u. Antoine Perry-PalolO.
Is. Walter Dillingham-Manoa,
mauka of Beretania, east of Punahou.
IA. George P. Castle-Above Bere-
tania, Makiki to Alapsi.
Is. D. l.. Naone-Pauoa Valley
mauka of School and Punchbow!.
16. George Carter-Nuuanu Valley
mauka of Pauoa and Judd streets.
II. G. B. Ripley-Mauka of School,
makai of Judd, east of Liliha, west of
Punchbowl hill.
is. A. Fernandez-Kalihi.
10. VIM. Mutch-Moanalua.
20. Jos. Marsden-Nuuanu avenue
to Punchbowl hill. Bounded by
School street and Pauoa road.
QUARANTINE SIGNAL CODE.
The following code is printed for the
benefit of mariners. 1t may be used
by all steamers in quarantine:
Hawaiian flag, and house flag at the
fore, meaning: Want immediate
assistance.
Hawaiian flag at the main, a. m.,.
noon and p. M: All well on board;
to fly fifteen minutes.
White flag at the fore Want water.
White flag at the main-Want pro-
visions.
White flag and house flag at fore
Want coal.
House flag and white flag at the
off boat.
Hawaiian flag, house flag and white
flag at fore-Pollce signal.
The flags to be hoisted in the order
they are written by E. F. CAMERON,
S S Claudine.