The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-02-23
NO DEATHS
OR CASES
The Orders About the
Pantheon Block.
TROUBLE OUT At KALIHI
Returned Japanese at the Camp Re-
fuse To Work in Return for
Board and Lodging.

No deaths from bubonic plague, no |
cases of disease, and no suspicious
cases were recorded on the Board of
Health's books yesterday. Thursday
was the third clean day since Mondays
three fatal cases.
A native, Kahiolio, aged 40, who died
suddenly at his home in Pauoa yester-
day morning, was taken to the morgue.
A postmortem examination was held
in the afternoon and death certificate
and burying permit were granted to
the friends of the deceased, as the
death was not due to plague.
The postmortem on the Japanese,
okata, from Pearl City, showed death
to have been caused by typhoid fever.
The Board of Health spent most of
the forenoon yesterday in the Pantheon
block, Block 10, discussing different
measures in connection with the build
| ings. The Board went thoroughly
over the ground, examining everything
and deciding the many questions that
| had come up in relation to this block
and the various stores and other build
ings contained therein. So many ap-
plications for permits TO open for bus
mess had been received by the Board
from property owners on Block 10 that
the Board was anxious to come to some
| conclusion as soon as possible. The
members took special note of all the
necessary things to be done, and passed
many resolutions on the field
Pantheon Block Conclusions.
The following are the conclusions
reached by the Board relative TO
Block 10:
All the lean-tos of the New England
bakery must be torn down and new
floors, probably concrete, put in the
bakery proper.
The one-story clearinghouse on the
bakery grounds must be torn down and
removed.
The two-story building on the same
grounds must be renovated and clean
ed.
The "Cncle Sam" restaurant on Fort
street must be pulled down and de-
stroyed.
| All the NdSutlb pleCCSs pllflCo div
lean-tos back of the undertaking par
lors of Z. A. Williams must be re-
moved.
New floors of impervious material
such as concrete, must be put in the
Club stables and the lean-tos back o
the Lum Sing grocery store, adjoining
torn down.
The Love building places OF business
will be allowed to open as soon as tn
cellars and first floor are thorough,
disinfected.
The stalls back of the Love buildin
must be disinfected and whitewashe
and the floors of the stalls dug up an
impervious materials substituted.
D The lean-tos back of Wing Lee
fruit store on Hotel street must be tor
out and the floors reconstructed
comply with the sanitary regulation
of the Board of Health.
The steam laundry on Hotel stree
must be cleaned up inside before bein
allowed to open.
After a suitable fence is put up b'
hind Mrs. Gray's building on Hot
street, that place will be allowed
open.
The Perry building will be above
to open when it is placed in sanital
D. condition. The back floors must
~ made of cement.
The Kelle quarters, on the secor
story of the Perry block, must
cleaned up and the back doors nailt
up.
The Robinson block people have a
We ready complied with the regulations
that the Board did not need to take al
action on that place.
No action was taken in regard to Il
"A Mechanics Home and Mr.. Damon
~ school. It is understood that if
other cases of plague appear the
premises may be allowed to open wi
the others, as they are in good conc
ton.