The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-01-30

1I lpt disposition of - ih8rn Ht pIcscni
helnG .1'ttd aui to He1. ue sail that
uphn rridfnIne from "a steamer lately,
be- noticed thD sisams klsna iuai OUT
side the hafhnr taking out DE usual
load nl rubbish which was tow d bare.
IN unc-thlrd NJ o mile beyond the har-
Der entrance. a condition whIrl De con-
slderrd highly reprchcnsiblr. The
board bp said had special agent
aboard fhe steamer whose dUty is was
20 Fep that The scoNs were tuWod out
To great distance from the entrance
~ the harbor on account ui 50 much
~ % hDaiiur bach into 'tu hnrhor
lately.
president Wood said ne mad been
told the garbage SHOWS were towed al
most out ~ sight of the harbor by the
steamer. His Instructions were that
the sCows should De towcd beyond Wal
amaze. IL IL should prove necessary in or
der TO prevent the refuse from drifting
back. The President made himself a
special committee to look into the
matter.
Minister MOTIFS introduced some
diplomatic correspondence relative to
an Interview between himsslf and the
Chinese Nice-Consul. Goo Kim. The
Vice-Consul had visited the kalihi
canp and disappi owed Of the crowdin2
OF so many Oh ms country men INTO ohs
room, whlch ne stated nuhDerel al
tunes as many bs twenty-five. fres-
ldent Woou sane ne Kne" OF niteen AZ
the most Delhg " one rOOn' i nc Con
snl'A portion OF me uiaiosue was cru
lcisin OF the Board methods OF treat
ing the Chinese IN the deienrion camp
4. g,.t 90 . he,
pa,,,ii,nr. yya,t,s ,f,r narm5ss,on IN sbin
potash and nitrate of soda, which are
IN themselves uisin1ectanth. re stated
80 A., ,no1 80 so,.titizor ~ he intro1
Queen into the soil The shipments
were intended for Kauai. The matter
WAS reierreu 10 Mr. om,lh-
a ieiues' was iece,'eu W aiio" seven
Japanese at the urlil sneo camp, anu
eisnt at phe keI osehe Warenouse 10 ee,
part oh 3apahese steamer pouiu toi
Japan. "hlch Is expected W iea'" To-
udy. rerniissiou was srahteu'
-, CON was reau lIon
m ,,,, oahltary SoinIlittee Vi ha .;
he Nohinilt,ee "isheu " De feoosii,Aeu
as SUI anu w De enIiI eI! 6.i,
Mpon 'ie WISHES Oh uhe fiohoiuiu noaru'
hell one requesI "hS 1nal Cney oe
peinlilteu W supJeot al oapanese I'M
.isi"n.s W an eie,en uass H Wni
ai.ei arlhNai aI any port VI Nauai.
w ooopoi hoveu tna. ~, ,l''oi, us
a. go oa a snaiontoS 3.,o az ~
.ns u' .a,N W.. - Ns ~
tha paana ~, ~ ~ ri t,,a ,.,,Ios an,3
rasrIat;or, ,dnnfad Nv, tha pa.,,s TI,,,
the ;sIsna 81 ,tSanai Esrried
Loebenstein's Letter.
Mr. ,,ehenstein,s communication
., -, -,
was thth reau anu coihr,fehVeo upOn'
Inc board was quite amused at' tln,es
by portions of the letter. The criti-I
cism reIatiye IN Mr. Conner questioning
49,, .,.
Nn.elei ne n''u uuis anu 'N
porseu Ipe ploceeulnss Nnieh Ne
neiu at mn "poi 'ne o.."sioiL VI ~,
eooper 'isil, stii,.u up q iio' net
hest, anu cahseu nI. SoopeI " staLs
tsonie lacts 10 tne poaru WITH proven
the uooii vi WI. i1Vepeis.ein as 3r,1 an
'asent y, tne pDa ,, u i5 is1 a. ~ ~
W. Coope i; eaiu 'ns "ea 5a1o raoan
80 u'a 10 .'',S ~
l L. ~, NE n,'n 'i 10 o. nni wy
s,a - o.nnst .i anu q 800 Ji..
- Al, - -. p. - ,.a'I -, ~ ,.t,,,
put inst melt Ina. i,iane wath tlu eHPie1s
iiuoiSG,nu'ns ina .nes si'u ,.itt, W.
Roard Of 1eaith ang tbat tba iatter,s
,.an,,,a TO-, ,'arn ~. ~ 80 ' 80 ho ~
a a oh mie v ,Fta nnuS ~ D b e,.aU
~. .u w. 1870, 20 Vs. n,, nom -,
o om Ia put -, on an aoso uo e" 9 T.; oh
a. ~. pU, 20 p 30, , co. IN 80 .n
1 Ha az ~ .na' az uIt h ilon,
EN- 1870 W Guy pr vi 1--we amai -, si
na1ad ,rhi' 10, ~ ~ ano" CIV ~ oonra u,ith
Sheriff Andrews regulations which
WI" NJ Snone. a. ~ Wv. ntotad a rho, no vn,o,
stood from reliable sources that the
Hilo Committee. acting through the
FORT collector OF hllo had heid up the
steamer haiulanl Tor ten days al
though the steamer mad special permits
from the board OF Health II such was
the manner In whlcn they desired TO
use tne authority asked or the Board
OF heaith ne let that the request
snouiu De compieteiy ignored
me Fort Collector mad demanded