The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-22

the Gazette Office.
G.. Goodman. guard. has resigned
from the custom house force.
Don't buy a wheel until you see the
1900 Cleveland. IL will pay you to
wait
Potatoes. just received, per S. 5.
Australia. are being sold cheap at J. r.
Mills. Lincoln Block, King street.
At 70 o'clock last night it was re-
ported by Armstrong Smith that there
was a total of fourteen cases at the pest
hospital
The regular meeting Of the Catholic
Benevolent Union will take place this
evening at 1880 o'clock at the Catholic
Mission.
Numerous arrests were made yester-
day for drunkenness, and the police
court will be kept busy with the vic
tins this morning.
Andrew Brown has been authorized
20 destroy all the buildings within the
Boardman enclosure on Kapiolani
street as soon as possible.
An important meeting of the United
Fraternal Societies will be held at 4 p.
m. today in the Masonic Temple Bust
ness of great Importance is to be con-
sidered.
/ The Y. NJ. G. A. rooms were closed
4 Saturday by order of the board of di-
rectors. The public library remains
open, but the circulation of books has
/ been prohibited.
Mr. l.. ID. Timmons of the Star and
Miss Margaret Kennedy were united
4 in marriage last Saturday evening in
4 the parlors of the Catholic Mission by
the Rev. Father Valentine.
A case of leprosy was reported on
Saturday. as the Hawaiians from
Block 10 and vicinity were being load
ed into the drays. preparatory to their
/ removal TO the temporary camps.
sub-inspectors are still needed by
the Citizens Sanitary Committee.
Some apanas are still entirely without
inspectors and others are too large for
effective inspection and should be sub
divided.
Members Of Lodge le Progress are re-
quested to meet at Masonic Temple
today at D. M, for the purpose OF
attending the funeral Of the late James
Il Dodd. Members of the Masonic fra
ternity are cordially invited to be pres
ent.
All claims against the Board of
Health up to January 20. 1900. must be
duly certified to by the authorized
agent. and presented today at the Of
fee OF the Finance Committee, in rear
II VI the Hawaiian Trust & Investment
)I 'ompany.
A speciaI convention of Oahu Lodge.
X. of p. will be held at 230 p. m. to-
day in Castle Hall, for the purpose OF
attending the funeral of the late James
Dodd. Members of Mystic Lodge and
sotourning brethren are fraternally
lvited to be present.
Mamie l.. Smith has petitioned for
a tiers Of administration to Cecil
-own upon the estate of petitioners
Their. the late ID. b. Smith. The prop
,rty is valued at 100000. and includes
"A life insurance policy for $4,000 and
m lock i'm various sugar companies.
The various detention camps are IN
,harge Of the following persons
Kerosene Warehouse. A. l.. G. Atktn
son; Kalihi. l.. 4. Thurston; Gilman
y house. j. A. Gilman; Drill shed. II. r
Cooper; KawaiahaU. George X. Garter
,unchbowl (Dowager), j. p. Cooke
II Hackfeld warehouse. G.. W. smith.
The Board of Health now employs as
pecial inspectors or guards, for patrol
ny infected premises, approximate!
20 men. 200 of whom are on the nlgh
n lift OF twelve hours. and $50 on IN
av shift. The Board pays them 20
" for this work. making total aal
nav roll of over a thousand dollars
III ate Yesterday afternoon Edith II
r. nth. Youngest daughter Of waiter U
nth. fell from a porch balcony. strlk
on her face and breast. The Iorc
80 the impact buried her face In IN
M She was picked up unconscious
M Vt revived in a few, minutes. her III
XII" lies are painful, but DR.. Sloggett plo
M ,unced them not serious.
~ N it's official report the Board o
III ,a1tb announces a total Of twelv
ses and eleven deaths for the wee
,nding January goth With the pre-
N yious reports added, the total numDe
# cases recorded up to January 2Ot
vas as: deaths 3S. With the wv
III deaths of yesterday added, the tota
number of deaths is brought up to 40.
The Tramways Company has file
ri an answer TO the complaint in the cas-
Of the Rapid Transit & Land Compan
the Hawaiian Tramways Compan!
which IL is alleged that the plain
r. ,as not the right TO lay tracks o
U Kin, street, and that the tracks iai
that company were put down solel
- tn purpose of forcing the Tran
~ ompany into litigation.
w. Galbraith has volunteers
vices to the Board of Healt
y, Board has gladly accepted nj
DR.. Galbraith has for man
~ zen at the head of the medic;
ia ent OF the Union Pacific Raj
Omaha, and comes to Honoiul
% high recommendation both !
RI al and an executive man. r
re employ of the Union PaclL
on account of his health. h
come addition to the commit