The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-12
SET THING Up
Expenses Of the Plague
In Honolulu.
All Approved Bills Now PUBL sh I'd,
Many Accounts to Come.
Interesting Items.

The Advertiser has now published all
bills. incurred under the suppression
OF the plague" appropriation which
have been approved. The small num-
Der Of approved accounts in today's in
stalment completes those found to be
correct by the Minister of the Interior
TO date. The plague bills are not, of
course, by any means finished; there
are a great many more to come.
IL will be noticed in ". S. Sachs Dry
Goods Co.'S statement that towels of
numerous kinds and qualities were
used in wiping out the plague. There
are towels at 81, 81. and 81 per doz., and
unless, perhaps, one can become ac-
quainted with the details of the ex-
pense incurred, he is apt to wonder
why towels at 81 and 81 per dozen were
not used altogether.
The eighteenth lot of epidemic &C
counts is as printed below:
n. s. Sachs Dry Goods Co, Ltd, Jan.
81, $924.77, for towels at 81 per dozen.
sheets, pillow slips, dozen napkins at
$3.50 ordered by Charlock, towels at
So per dozen sent to Census Bureau,
blankets and pillow cases for same,
netting for Kalihi, towels at 81 per
dozen ordered by Weldon, mosquito
nets and blankets at $3.50 each for
Kalihi, table covers, cot blankets,
bed spreads. oil cloth. muslin, damask.
cheese cloth, Jerseys. etc. G.. r. Car
ter.
Kalihi detention camp labor payroll.
March 81, S2.s59.75. for guards at $3.50
per day and other employees at from
81 to s. per day. j. ID. McVeigh.
Arthur Harrison, Jan. 81, S60.S2. for
labor and materials in making Office
partitions. etc, in the old Masonic
hail. G.. X. Carter.
Ed. Towse, Jan. 81. S12 for hack for
ailing Japanese woman to kalihi, time
books and axes. G.. Il. Carter.
The following bills are now waiting
approval in the Board OF Health office:
Macfarlane & Co, Ltd. Jan. 81.
s131.25, for 5 cases OF whisky at 1915
and 20 tubs sake at s3.75 opened and
drunk on the Pacific Mail dock by en-
ployes OF the Board of Health. This
bill bears no o. X. and has not yet been
approved by the Board OF Health.
Quong Sam Kee & Co., April 6, sl97.-
0S. for general Chinese merchandise
per various steamships from the Orient
taken away by order of the Board OF
Health. No o. X. and not yet approx
ed.
w. c. Peacock & Co. March 10. s14.
for whiskey and brandy ordered by
Armstrong Smith for pesthouse and
suspect hospital.
s. J. Salter, March 10. s6.75. for or
anges. cigars and gelatin. o. X by
Armstrong Smith.
NJ. s. Grinbaum & Co, March 6,
SlS.75. for tobacco and matches for Ka-
lihi camp. No. o. X. and not yet ap-
proved.
VI. S. Grinbaum & Co, March 16, 500,
Tor tobacco for Kalihi camp.
w. G. Peacock &c Co.. March %, s17.
for gallons Green River whiskey or
dered by DR.. Howard.
W. G. Peacock & Co. March II, $3.50.
for / gallon Green River whiskey or
dered by DR.. Howard.
W. c. Peacock, March 10, $40. for
2 gallons whiskey ordered by DIR. How
ard for Kalihi camp.
Macfarlane Il Co. Ltd. March 2,
S16. for ! barrel ST. Louis beer order
ed by l.. X. Nakookoo and o. X. by A.
L. Nichols.
lao saloon. Waikiki, March is. $3.50
for TASKS OF whiskey. bottle OF whis-
key and bottle OF gin. IN. B.-FT-
nished morgue-man and laborers en-
gagged in handling. exhuming and ere
mating plague victims" o. X. by DR..
Garviu