Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-04-07

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tees report.
hOaUs, nau, $4,000
hOads, south kUna, s2bN0, increased
on committees report to $1,000.
| hOaus, NOrth Mona, S2a.UJJ, raised
To Sob.OOO on report Ji committee.
hOads, South Kohlla, $4,000.
| hoaus, NOltn houa.o, g,yuv, taisgd t.
$500 on report.
hoaus, nandku1 SlguOO, increase,
| 20 s31 900.
I.oaus, North Hilo, $3j 900. increase,
| q $4,000.
| Committee recommends new item o.
10000 for new bridge on NaiIuK,
| iver. Carried.
Roads, Maui: Hama, $2G 900. raise,
$4,000; Makawao, $4,000, Increase.
$4,000, on report.
Mr.. Jones noticed nothing for Yves.
Iaui at all
MIR. Young was sorry TO say he haG
% knowledge of any roads outside OF
honolulu except from letters, hayin.
zen unable to visit the o.hcr Islands.
Mr.. Damon said there was a large
Dad tax, 100000, for Makawao.
Roads, Kauai, $4,000. Committee re-
Jmmends to substitute the following
ems: Hanalei, 5000; Kauwaihnnu.
200; Lihue, $4,000: KolUa, $1,000:
'aimea, $4,000, which carried.
Miscellaneous: Additions to waite:
orks, Honolulu, Kalihi pumping
ant, $4,000. Mr.. Achi moved to
nange name to Palma. as that was
there the plant was situated. Mr..
lear did not see how the name could
Je changed now, since formc. appro-
priations had been under the name of
Nalihi. Mr. Young agreed with this
Nr. Jones moved to insert the words
or Palama,' which carried as did the
item.
Diamond Head reservoi" and water
pipe, $4,000; hltration system, Nuu-
anu, 100000, committee re ON amending
to substitute S150,0OO for additional
reservoirs, as the FIRST consideration
should be to obtain water.
The President hoped before abandon
ing the item for fit alton they shouiu
confer with the Board Of Health, which
he understood consid cred filtration q
grave necessity of the public health.
Mr.. lsenberg spoke Of people paving
water rates and getting little or no
water. He believed IN filtration, but
they should get water first What
would the use be of filter with no wa
ter in it. The other day he took a
run up Nuuanu and saw one reservoir
dry and the other with d few feet of
water which looked green ant. fit only
to be run into the sea.
Mr.. Robertson counselrd more de- |
liberation over this item, moving ad- |
journment. The prevalent sickness |
could hardly be charged to Nuuanu wa
ter, so few people got water from that |
system. 1t would seem rather that |
1t was the artesian water needed fltra- |
tion..
Mr.. Jones, being domicilcd on II O |
Nuuanu system, testified TO the lack IL |
water and could see 70 use of filter |
with nothing in 1t. He could not vote |
for filter at present.
Mr.. Mott-Smith preferred little |
water Uttered to much that was muddy. |
Mr.. Gear mentioned another item, |
following, of $4,000 for addition to |
water pipe system, which was intended |
to convey artesian water to people on |
now served with surface wa
ter from Nuuanu. With this carried |
out there would be less urgency for III |
tration.
Mr.. Robertson recalled analyses of |
water made some time ago by n chem
list. the results showing more deleteri-
Gus properties in artcsiaa than In sur |
face water. The item mentioned by |
Mr.. Gear besides opened up another Sc |
rious question. 1t hai appeared lately |
as II the underground water was fall |
ing low, and 1t was doubtful IL IL was |
wise to drain that source much more, |
Mr. lsenberg again emphasized the |
necessity or relieving present scarcity, |
instanCing the fact that he had MT had |
a bath for five DAYS.
The matter was deferred till today |
and the Council adjourned.
ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN
Man wasn't made to suffer, but ac-
cidents will happen. and to meet such |
cases. Nature designed the o1ts,
herbs, gums and leaves for the heal
Ing OF the nation. Natures way to |
treat a cut. bruisc or a burn, Is to |
cleanse, draw and heal. and that's the
way Kickapoo Indian Salve acts--just
as nature acts. II acts that way, be-
cause 1t Is Natures own remedy. com
from materials gathered in
Natures infalible laboratory: unadul-
terated. pure and simple. The same
ingredients found in Kickapoo Indian
Salve were in use for centuries before
the Red Men divulgcd IL to the Pale
Face. They healed nations ages ago,
they act the same today. Hebron
Drug Co., agents for tho K'ckapco In
lian Remedies.
Tuesday, April g.
There was a large attendance at the
annual meeting of the :. NJ. C. A. last