Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-20
HEALTH BOARD
| WEEKLY SESSION
Mass Of Routine Business
/ Disposed Of and Re.
ports Made.
SANITARY CONDITIONS
| ARE FULLY DISCUSSED
No Politicians Allowed at Settlement
Health Conditions of Schools
Bids for Aala Ware
house

fi'aitH sesttIuas HteInOOn-tne HrSl
In a fortnight-a reluctant quorum
having been drummed up at 1895 as
follows: DR.. c. Il. Wood, president:
L. p. Dole. Attorney General; DR.. n. Is.
Emerson. Dr. G. b. Cooper and +. J.
Lowrey. members; DIR. c. L. Garvin,
executive officer; DIR. J. s. b. Pratt,
sanitary building inspector, and Chas.
Wilcox, secretary,
The president read a letter from Di.
Maloney. surgeon of s. 5. Coptlc, CIV
ing evidence to prove that the China
man on board that vessel had died OF
plague. DR.. Wood laughed at the pre-
sumption Of the correspondent that the
case had come from Honolulu, instead
Of being communicated by the ships
own rat. Filed.
Nine lepers were reported as having
been declared by the examining board.
a report from DR.. Pratt was read,
which indicated a lot OF places liable
to condemnation for insanitary condi-
tons. 1t also submitted volume OF
recommendation for action. On mo-
ton these were taken up seriatim.
/. A half hours conference OF all in
spectors each day.
2. That a list of plumbing permits
be furnished each day to theexecutiyo
officer and inspector.
3. That list of building permits
issued each day be furnished the
plumbing inspectors.
4. That an hour be devoted each
week to lecture on sanitary matters
to the inspectors.
| 5. That an understanding be made
with the police department as to prose-
cution of unlicensed lodging house and
restaurant keepers. AS many as %
offenders had been reported within the
past three weeks and no prosecution in
stituted.
The report showed several public
schools in bad way for sanitary
equipment. Improvement was antici-
pated with the Inauguration Of the
sewerage system. Referred to Board oil
Education.
A report from Mr.. Duffy, plumbing
inspector, was read and filed.
A letter was read from w. II. Corn.
well asking for condemnation Of premi'
SEES between Kukui and Vinegar
streets, adjoining property Of Miss
Peabody, on account of insanitary con
dition.
DR.. Garvin said part OF the premises
was owned by the Government was be
ing filled in.
1t was voted, In accordance with tn,
statute, that the premises be condemn
ed and the Superintendent OF Publ,
Works be ordered to have the premises
put in good sanitary condition.
w. II. Cornwell, under date of Sep
TENDER IL, wrote for permission I,
John Richardson, John Wise and Thos
Clark to visit the Leper settlement an
address the voters there in the interes
p. of the Democratic party.
DR.. Wood had told the applicant tina
he was sure the Board would refus
the request. The Independent part,
had been refused a similar privilege.
, Voted, that no political party shout
be granted permission to send dele
gates to the Settlement for campaig
purposes.
DR.. Weddick, In answer to a reques
' for instructions, was granted the priv
lege of charging the regular fees TO
operations on his private patients a
Malulani hospital, Wailuku.
A petition was read from prominen
residents OF Lahaina to abate an alleg
ed nuisance there. Laid on the tabl
for one week, the secretary to see
S more information In the meantime.
Chun Fook by his attorney, +. y
Brooks; applied for a five years leas
of the small Aala warehouse, the plaC
that had been used for fumigating pun
poses.
Chin Sing Co. by their attorney, v
G A. Henshall, applied for the sam
thing.
Voted, that the applicants he inform
de that the building is not for rent.
DR., Garyin wanted instructions as
the disposition of unclaimed merchar
disc in Aala warehouse. He suggesto
he should be given authority to Sc
the stuff
Voted, that all the goods remainin
/, ir Aala warehouse uncalled for on III
Goth day of October be sold on thu
u day at IL o'clock noon at public aur
ton, r....... ,..