The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-03
BILLS
Expenses of the Plague
Epidemic.
Hart & Company's Wholesale Lunches
at Retail Rates. Other
Accounts.

Z The leading item of interest in to-
days instalment of the plague bills is
Hart & Co.'S account for 1,460.4O, for
lunches" extra coffee" cigars, etc.
| The signature of G.. r. Carter appears
at the foot of the bill, in the blank for
/, the Government officer directly in
curing the expense" The majority of
the bills, so far, have been signed in
| this manner, the subscriber rarely, if
ever having anything to do with the
expense incurred other than to approve
of it or to place his signature ia the
| blank above described as an o. X.
| According to the itemiZed account of
The Hart & Co. bill, those who did in
cur the expenses noted are as follows:
| w. G. Weldon, J. S. b. Pratt, Ed.
| Towse Zone of the directors of Hart
& Coz, 4. w. Carter, G. r. King, G.
Charlock, DR.. A. L. Nichols, Armstrong
| Campbell, J. Thompson, DIR. Howard
and the Marshal's office. The lunches,
cigars, cigarettes, etc, were in most
cases for guards and Office employees of
the Board of Health. The tenth lot of
| DubOnic bills is as follows:
Hart & Co., Ltd, Jan. q, 81 ,46O.iO, as
| follows Two wooden pals at 80 cents;
| buns and pies, 81; lunches, coffee,
| cakes, sandwiches, eN,., SLt5; contain
er (milk cam, $3.50; 10 lunches 10
| BOaTdman house, $3.50; milk, $3.50; 3
/ daily lunches tor at guard headquar-
| GERS, ST.; - lunches, 500; ? boxes CT
| gars az 1925; l box cigarettes, $3.50:
/ OoXes cigars at S3.25; % lunches, So
| 90; IS lunches for guard stations, 81
| 50; % lunches for 3 fire stations, So
%; Is lunches, $3.50; boxes cigars
at 1928; 50 lunches and gallons cOf-
| lee, SlS.2J; boxes cigars at S3.2J; l33
| lunches, S33.25; extra COnee, 81, lot
| lunches, $41.50; extra coffee, Sc, p
lunches for 10 delivered to Board of
! Heath headquarters Jan. l TO 81, in
elusive, SS4; extra lunch for u people,
/ So; 81 lunches, $l3; 90 lunches, $lj.5O;
| % lunches, $50; extra coffee, 81; "a
lunches, $3.50; 81 lunches, 5000; eX-
] lrI coffee, 80 cents; 81 lunches, SETS;
extra coffee, $3.50; 80 lunches, S-3.75;
extra cof1ee, $3.50; 17S lunches, si4.5O;
! Iy7 lunches, Si9.25; extra coffee, 50;
545 lunches, $500; 213 lunches, SU6.25;
! l12 lunches, S43; 2lO lunches, S52.5O;
455 lunches, SlOS.75; 425 lunches, $780,
%: coo lunches, Sl6O.5O; IS lunches and
- gallons coffee, S22.IO; 30 lunches,
! sj7.2J; extra coffee, Sl4; milk, S4.l5; 4
lunches for at 81; 10 daily lunches
| 50lrd headquarters. $40; % lunches.
slS.75; 10 lunches, $3.50; extra COT
zee. 81: 400 lunches, 500; 325 lunches,
| ,Sl.25; 125 lunches, $3l25; extra cof-
1 zee. $3.50.
Tanaka. Jan. 81, $40, for distributing
food in Chinatown. Capt. Creedon, in
curing expense.
Help at pes house, March -. $3.50.
! DR.. Hoffman,, mourning expense.
II. w. Howard, VI. d.. Feb. IS, 1928,
Tor services as medical superintendent
Of Kalihi camp for February.
Payroll, March -, $316.05, for nurses
at s. per day; cook and helper. Or.
w. HOFFMAN,, mourning expense.
II. w. Howard, VI. D., Jan. 81, S225,
for services as medical superintendent
Of Kalihi camp for January.
Robert =. Myers, VI. d., Feb. IS, Sl75,
for services as medical officer a. the
drillshed camp and at the Government
dispensaTy for February
Robt. p. Myers, VI. d., Jan. 81, S6I75,
for services as medical officer at the
drillshed camp, Jan. 20 to 81, at s175 per
month.
Z. Towse. Dec. 81. $685., for services
as assistant superintendent in China
town, Dec % to 81, inclusive, at $3.50
per month.
Payroll, Feb. 2S, s35O41. for services
of c. 4. Doyle at $G.67 per day; J. w.
Doyle at So; Tanaka at SO, and V. ia
cobsen at 81.
Thomas G. Clark, lumberman. Feb.
%, $16S. c. b. Ripley, mourning eX-
pense.
Thomas G. Clark, Jan. 81, s203 G. b.
Ripley. mourning expense.