Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-11
DEVOTED GUARDIANS
Of OUR HEALTH
Many Things Considered
AT Board Meeting
Yesterday.
REMOND GROVE Site
FOR CEMETERY APPROVED
KakaakO Grading Rule Strictly En-
forced School Children's Ex-
aminatiOnS - RetOrt Of
Iwilei Residents.

lwilei Residents.
A meeting of the Board Of Health
was held yesterday afternoon, DIR. c. u.
Wood. president, in the chair Others
in attendance were Attorney General
L. =. Dole, DR.. c. b. Cooper and Geo.
w. Smith, members; DR.. c. l.. Garvin,
executive officer; DR.. J. 5. b. Pratt,
sanitary building inspector, and Chas.
Wilcox, secretary.
IT.. Politics at the MOiU-
Tiger kai settlement came IN
Roars. for an airing under the
following communication:
Democratic Territorial Central Com
mittee Headquarters, Progress
Block, Third Floor, Honolulu,
Oahu T. H.. October /, 1900.
Board of Health, Honolulu. Gentle
mcn:-Under letter of recent date
addressed to your Board by the Hon.
w. Il. Cornwell, National Committee
nan of the Democratic Party for the
Territory Of Hawaii, permission was
asked to allow certain members Of the
Democratic Party to visit the Settle
ment Of Kalaupapa, which permission
was denied by the Board and ruling
was made that no political campaign
ing should be allowed at said Settle
m'nt by either or any Of the political
parties.
Il am informed creditably that one
d. II. Kahaulelio has been visiting the
Settlement in the interest Of the Re-
publican party, not once, but several
timcs since the ruling of the Board
"I believe that these visits have not
been made with tn esanction or know
ledge of the Board; nevertheless, de-
sire to protest in the matter, and to
suggest that It lies wholly in the pow
er Of the Board, to be exercised through
the guard stationed at the Settlement
10 prevent a continuance or a further
breach of the rule of the Board.
Your acknowledgment of this let
te", and your action thereon will be
appreciated.
Respectfully yours,
&C. J. MCCARTHY,
Chairman Democratic Comittee."
Attorney General Dole said he had
brought the matter to the attention Of
High Sheriff Brown whenever II was
mentioned to himself. The official
business as prosecuting attorney but II
appeared had abused his permit by talk
ins politics to the inhabitants.
1t was voted that the secretary ans
wer the communication and write the
proper authorities notifying them that
no visits of political nature can be
allowed to anybody at the settlement.
The c. II. Lindsay, agent
Man of the Board at Laha!-
Himself. ma. reported on n net
tion referred to him, for the abating If
q nuisance in stagnant canal there.
4 fish market had been established
over the canal. At the outset the agent
made the disclosure that the property
belonged to himself, and he went on to
deny the deleterious conditions alleged.
This was not deemed satisfactory to
the Board. and the petition was now
referred to the district physician.
Communication from the Board of
Education, relative to tn enon-exani-
nation of school children in various
Places. were introduced. The reading
Of them was waived, as they had ap-
poared in the public prints. A difficulty
was admitted in the absence of reports
from physicians and action was defer
rcd.
pbysician Two reports were
Heal read from the sanitary
Thyself. inspector. One of them
complained of the insanitary keeping
of the government washhouses at Iwi-
lei. Verbally, DR.. Pratt stated that
people in the locality, when pressed to
puy their premises in sanitary cOnai-
tion retorted that the government
should first set the example. This re-
port was referred to the superintend-
Cnt Of Public Works, the secretary to
inform that official of what the sani-
tary inspector had said about the re-
ordinations OF people at Iwilei,
HiIo's A report from SAM
Vile Johnson, garbage in
state. spector, On his recent
visit to Hilo was accepted. It repre-
scented the town in deplorable condl-
ton.
Superintendent McCandless wrote
reporting grading up operations on the
streets at Kakaako and suggesting a
change in the Boards resolution as 10
that and the adjoining section of Ke-
walo.
II was moved that building permit
be refused the Steam Laundry Co. until
the prescribed grading was completed
on the site.
Fr. Hubert Wood reported on his