The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-16

Err: HONOLULU, MARCH l6
view OF the immense amount OF money
already spent In combating the bu-
bonnie plague and the limited pOssibil-
iry OF securing much more dpTrODTia-
tons beyond the S2Jo000 applied for.
this cutting OF running expenses is
considered absolutely necessary. As
start in this direction. 1T Wood or
larei everybody removed from battery
camp and taken 20 Kalihi camp. so
that battery camp could shut up shop
and cease 90 De an expense Accord
iuEly. Board OF Health Officer 4. 4.
Fox was Instructed yesterday 10 start
the moving. lie did 50 and took 151
persons Of all nationalItIes and ages
from the battery camp 90 EalihL Just
a rev remain az battery camp. their
term Of quarantine expires o. the next
day or two, after which that camp Will
be pau.
The nine recovered plague patients
who have spent the time from their
first sickness up 20 yesterday in the
pesthOuse, We're also removed 10 Ka-
.ihi camp with the others. The names
OF these people who have survived the
plague are as follows:
Case reported December 27-Takeia
Shogiro. m, age %, Japanese from kO-
bayashis, Hotel and Smith streets.
January 2-Shina. T., age Is. japan
ese, from Merchant street, blue
Gate"
January 2-shina's child. m. age
9 months.
January S-Ah Chun, m. age p.
Chinese from Joss-house on Pauahi
street.
January 5-Aiona. m, age q. part
Hawaiian from Board OF Health sta
bles, Kakaako.
January 11-Ah Cum. m, age >. Chi
nese from King street near Richards
street.
January 15-Okuba Ichi. T.. age 80.
japanese from Arlington Hotel.
January 1S-Hermina Franz. T.. age
IS. German from Punchbowl and Hotel
streets.
February 81. H. Hartman, m. age
80. American from PunchbOwl street.
Accountants Rushed With Work.
Chas. L. Beal. accountant for the FL
nance Committee Of the Board OF
Health, has his hands and the hands of
mis- assistants full just now with the
vast amount of work entailed in hand
ling the hundreds Of bubonic plague
bills. and getting up the necessary re-
ports apertaining thereto. The differ
emit expenditures are being classified
and the report of the committee will
| be made for each month as soon as
possible.
Persons who have been authorized
10 incur bills on the plague account
are as follows. Those against whose
names appears an asterisk are respon
sible for large orders:
&C. B. Wood.
&C. b. Reynolds.
G. Wilcox.
81. d. McVeigh.
G. CharlOck.
"Sergt. w. c. Weldon, commissary.
Colonel Jones.
Captain Schaefer.
Captain Ashley.
y. r. Hamburg.
FL. A. ThurstOn.
y. II. Fisher.
IS. NJ. Ballou.
"a. W. Carter.
Alexander Young.
&C. Bolte. a.... ...
&C. B. Ripley.
81. A. Kennedy.
y. s. b. Pratt.
Geo. r. Carter.
y. r. Gait.
Jos. p. Cooke.
"a. L. c. Atkinson.
I Armstrong Smith.
, w. II. Hits.
J. o. Young.
81. +. Cooper.
Geo. w. Smith.
) a. +. Nichols.
&C. B.WilsOn.
Prof. ingalls,.
DR.. II. w. Howard.
I DIR. c. L. Garvin.
DIR. r. A. Bowman.
DR.. G. A. Peterson.
y DIR. c. a. Davis.
Hoffman, Reports on Fumigatio
j DR.. Hoffman, has handed in the 70
d lowing report on fumigation in the Al
= la warehouse. AS reported in yeste
: DAYS Advertiser, fumigation is no
= going on in the Aala warehouse an
Ithe owners Of the large amount OF pc
- sOnal effects stored IN that Dullulhs d
receiving their belongings as last
they are identified and fumigated;
March IS, 1900.
IC. 3. Wood. Esq, NJ. ID.
President OF the Board Of Healt
d, Dear Sir: There have been given
u llr. ingalls, for testing fumigation
y Aala warehouse on March Z. two tuo
i containing living bacili cultures, an
n according to his report he placed tu
l. No. 1852 in the folds Of piece OF clio
- in part Of the room where the rum
h 20 last. near the door on right hal
1. side. and placed tube No 446l on
m beam opposite door on mauka SIC
81 three and a half feet from floor in
g, Aala fume room.
30 Fumigation started at ?. m. on I
n It'll instant and the room was opened
o $40 a. m. on March S. The replanJl
o. Il both fumigated tubes showed actl
.r I r-ovvth Of the same bacill. Fuml {