The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-24

The military camp at Kalihi already
has its own water supply
An important notice Of Olaa assess
ments appears elsewhere in tOday's IS
sue.
A gentleman wishes a furnished
house. See Will r. Fishers card.
page u.
Over 500 bags Of rice were destroyed
In Sing ChOng's warehouse during the
big fire on Saturday.
Orders for plantation harness of all
kinds a speciality at the Manufacture
ing Harness Company.
Manager BluxOm Of the Sailors
Home is laid up with an attack OF IN
hammatOry rheumatism.
The fifth assessment on Kihei stock
was due January 1 and will be subject
to penalty after February 1st.
J. s. Bailey was arrested yesterday
afternoon on complaint of Mrs. Belle
Rhodes for assault and battery.
There will be an annual meeting of
German Benevolent Society this after
noon at $3.50 at the Office Of II. Hack
field & Co.
Canvas stretchers, hammocks. avn
ings, tents and canvas and duck work
of all kinds quickly gotten out by
Pearson e. Potter Co.. Ltd
The Board of Health asks for tenders
for the construction of a board fence
along such portions of the infected dis
trict as the Board may direct.
Captain Allen of the Nippon Maru
states that no new cases OF plague had
been recorded in Kobe during the nine
teen days preceding the departure of
the steamer from Yokohama.
Charles Joyce. former steward of the
Pacific Club. who left Honolulu sever
al months ago. was shot and Killed in
his saloon in San Francisco January
18th. He left a widow and child.
Mr.. Frederic Bennett. who has been
doing some excellent work on the Adj
vertiser for a month past, leaves to-
day by the Australia for San Francis
co, where he will take a position on
the Chronicle.
Judge Stanley has issued a warrant
TO Marshal Brown authorizing the sale
at auction Of the wrecked William Car
son together with all her tackle, fur
nrture, apparel and cargo at the Judi
Minister Damon informed the Board
of Health at it's meeting yesterday that
he had accommodations at his home in
MOanalua for a hundred persons freed
from quarantine The Board accepted
his offer. with thanks and will send
people there IL Il should become neces-
sary.
Fire broke out in the composing
room of the Star at about Sis o'clock
yesterday morning, caused by a live
electric light wire. and before 1t was
discovered and extinguished had slight
ly damaged a linotype machine, be-
sides burning some of the woodwork in
the room. The fire department was
called and saved the building.
One of the employees of the Metro
politan Meat Market named Crowell.
who was formerly located at the Cen
trial Meat Market until the quarantine
was placed around Chinatown, has
been sent to the insane asylum. Fear
Of the plague is said to be the cause
OF his mind becoming unbalanced.
The Lehua which arrived yesterday
confirmed the Advertisers report of an
excessive number OF typhoid fever cases
on MolOkai especially at Kaunakakai.
DR.. Peterson at the urgent request OF
the Board of Health has gone to Molo-
kai to investigate the cause of so much
sickness there. The Lehua brought one
OF two cases of typhoid to Honolulu
for treatment.
On account OF the official duties re-
curing DR.. Woods entire attention at
the Board OF Health office, DR.. Cooper
is performing double duty at the
Queens Hospital. In addition to these
duties he has made a daily medical In
spection of the soldiers OF the National
Guard since the quarantine began, and
is now in medical charge of the mill
tary camp at Kalihi.
Eight Cinnamon who were arrested
Monday night at Kalihi by an inspector
under the Citizens Sanitary Commit
tee, charged with changing their resi-
darce without first having obtained
permission from the Board OF Health
were not guilty OF the onense. line
men are employees OF the o. Il. & Is. Co.
and have been taking their meals at
place other than the building where
they lodge.
Edw. Dekum. one Of the sub-inspec'
tors on PunchbOwl slope, has a great
number OF Portuguese children In his
district and In making his ROUNDS eacI
day has a hard time checking them VI
properly. He has conceived the plan o
giving each child a piece OF candy a
each inspection and now in making Ms
rounds finds all the little ones OF th'
surrounding districts in his apana, o.
rather they find him.
Mrs. Cunha and the other ladies o
the Hawaiian Relief Society wish Il
add to the announcement printed else
where, that Prince cupid would receive
donations, the further names OF Dayi'
X. Kalo, who will solicit among tbs
poorer Hawaiians and Miss Jones WHIT
has volunteered to solicit in the Pa
lama district. The Relief Society ha1
accepted these kind offers and wishes
TO further state that the poorer Ha
waiians are very ready with their init,
TO help their brothers and sisters II