Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-01-16
MEETING OF CITIZENS

meeting of the Board of Health
with merchants Of the city was held in
the old Legislative hall yesterday af-
ternoon. President Wood, Geo. w.
Smith, f. M. Hatch, DR.. Day and DR..
Emerson were present for the Board
of Health while, among the two hun
dred or more business men, the officers
of the government and others were no.
ticed the following: President Dole,
Judge Stanley, Judge Whiting, Judge
F'rear, Judge Wilcox, f. s. Dodge Geo.
r. Carter, A. S. Humphreys NJ. Phil
lips, N. II. Gedge, Henry Warehouse.
Frank Davey, w. l.. Withers, J. b.
Anterior, w. Henshall, c. l.. Collins,
Rev. V. II. Kitcat, DR.. Sloggett, Captain
Merry, j. +. Colburn, w. G. Achi, Paul
Isenberg, VIM. Blaisdell, J. T. Crawley,
Il. G. Shorey, f. Boyd, A. G.. Correa,
A. q. nj. Robertson, l.. L. Pinkham,
j. II. Fisher. l.. b. Kerr, J. G. Rothwell,
l.. A. Thurston, +. +. Bishop, Bishop
Willis, III. A. Parmelee, J. Il. Gilman,
Special Agent Sewall, Franklin Austin.
Edmund Norrie, Major Potter, French
Consul Meet, Judge Perry, s. Nj. Bal
lou, #. M. SwanZey, DR.. Burgess, DR..
Monsarrat, Il. i. Lansing. A. V. Gear,
James Campbell. Enoch johnson, J. X.
kahookano, Rev. o. II. Gulick, J. NJ
Dat. G. Kaiser, J. Humberg. II. S.
Townsend, A. b. Wood, J. A. McCand-
less, T.. Zuhr, T. McCants Stewart, w.
M. Giffard, John Ena, DR.. High. l..
Ahlo, I. f.. Krouse and L. Schweitzer.
President Wood announced that the
public meeting had been called at the
instance Of some of the citizens who
| stated that plans had been drawn up by
them looking toward an offer of as
sistance to the Board. He further
pointed out the following as being the
two ways in which the citizens could
give the Board most help:
l. BY quick detection of cases.
2. BY apprehending exposed persons
before these scatter all over the city.
President Wood then called upon S.
M. Ballou who explained that the citi-
Gems had been talking among them
selves and that l.. A. Thurston, A. w.
Carter, Col. Fisher and himself had
outlined plan of action. This was
briefly outlined by Mr.. Ballou, but is
| best understood by the following regu-
lations which he read later:
Honolulu, January 18th, 1900.
l.
The following named persons are
hereby constituted a Citizens Sanitary
Committee to assume such duties in
connection with the suppression of the
| plague as may be assigned to it by the
Board of HEALTH
l.. A. Thurston. A. w. Carter, ]. II.
Fisher, j. f. Colburn, A. Perry, s. NJ.
Ballou, f. ID. Tenney, J. A. McCand-
less, ]. G. Rothwell, J. II. Gait.
III.
The District of Kona, Island of Oahu,
into forty districts, numbered from 1
to 40, respectively.
(Here follows the boundaries of the
various districts.)
III.
All persons are hereby prohibited
from changing their place OF residence
from one OF said sanitary districts to
another without permit from the Cit
izens' Sanitary Committee.
Nv.
The citizens Sanitary Committee is
hereby authorized to appoint inspect
ors and sub-inspectors for each of said
sanitary districts, with full power aad
authority 10 enter all premises and
buildings thereln Tor the purposes OF
sanitary inspection OF premises ana
persons
v.
Inc Citizens Sanitary Committee Is
hereby authorized to do all acts and
Things necessary to effectuate the above
enumerated objects.
The plan Is to inspect twice each day
Just as In the cholera time and 1t Is eX-