Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-15
HEALTH BOARD MEETING

At meeting Of the Board of Health
yesterday afternoon Minister Cooper
presided ia place Of Dr. Wood. The
Others present were: DR.. Day, Geo. w.
Smith, r. j. Lowrey and +. NJ Hatch.
Minister Cooper stated that Messrs.
Arthur Wilder, Lyle Dickey and him
self would constitute the Boards in
vestigating committee.
Minister Cooper read a communica-
ton from J. Alfred Magoon, Dr. Day
and w. +. Allen, arbitrator in the
Queen hotel matter, recommending the
payment to Mr.. Azbill proprietor, of
81 500 for the use of the hotel one
month. Mr. Azbll asked for $3.50,
the extra $50 being for arbitration ex-
penses, but this was not allowed. Two
arbitrators at least served gratis.
Minister Cooper announced the APP
pointment of VIM. Smithies, super
! intendent at the kerosene warehouse
detention camp in place of A. L. c. At
| kinson.
Alex. Dowsett's request TO be al
lowed to go to Puuloa to round up cat
tie for transportation to Honolulu was
granted.
|
prevented n +. Burgess from remov.
| ing portions of his building on Kine
street after the whole row had been
condemned by the Board as unsani.
tary and an auction sale of the SAM
stopped Engineer Cousins had mad
another investigation and reported
that the building next to the Metropoli
tan Market belonged to Mr.. Waller
whose special request was to the effect
that none of the rotten lumber of the
| houses in the row he allowed to be
carted away. As President Wood had
distinctly refused Mr.. Burgess permits
sion to carry away anything from the
rotten row the Board passed the fol.
| lowing resolution:
Whereas, the frame buildings
situated on King street on land
belonging to the Austin Estate,
between the Metropolitan Meat
Market and Chisholms shop. hav.
ing been declared insanitary by the
sanitary engineer of the Board:
therefore, be II
Resolved That the said mater
ial of the buildings be declared
menace to public health and that
the owners be required to remove
such material to place designated
by the Board, there to BE destroy
ed by fire.
Judge Perry, of the Citizens SAM
tary Committee sent In list of the
premises and buildings considered in.
sanitary by the inspectors. II was vOt.
ed that these with the exception OF
the Kewalo district and ponds be re-
| referred to Sanitary Engineer Cousins
The Board spent some time In tho
discussion of meat from Sydney, q
| place now infected with plague. bat
no conclusion was arrived at. The
matter will be referred to a special
committee.
Messrs. Peacock & Co. sent in a
sample Of corrugated paper TO Dc used
instead of straw in the shipment oi
liquor. The Board sanctioned - use
1t was voted that the merchandise c
the South street tenement house be re
moved to the Aala warehouse befOr,
setting fire to the place.
Mrs. Atcherley and others were Civ
en- permission to go into quarantine
at the Brown place. Koko Head.
II was voted that the qua, ds be re-
moved from Aluli's place in Ealihi, Il
having developed that this man did no
die of plague.
The request of Henry Smith, clerl
OF the Supreme Co urt, to send severa
record books to clerks of the court OF
the other islands, was granted.