The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-02-06
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the ground was saturated and tn
odors we're 50 nhuseaiing thai thc
Beard soon beat retreat. These
l.0nds together with almost all the
land around them to The shore. belong
to the Bishop ESTATE
Condemned Freight.
Mr.. Smith called the attention OF the
Board again TO the perishable freight
on the wharf. lie had visited the place
second time and found great guam
tity or fruit and eggs in bad condition.
He had seen Mr.. Stsckable the Col
lector- General. who stated he had not
received an order to destroy the
freight. The Collector General ha6 ex-
pressed desire to assist the Board in
destroying such freight as the Board
had condemned The Board looked up
its motion of last week in regard BE- the
disposition of the freight in quest on
and found it called for general destruc-
ton. An agent of the Board, or Mn c.
Is. Reynolds, win make a careful in
spection OF the freight, and make his
recommendations to the Collector
General.
A suggestion was made that the
Board make test asso whether plague
500. .ln NC en1 II ueseloysu Wy
the germs he nlacpi IN a niera of cLoth
and then put in packing case and
subjected to the usual fumigating proc
esses: II IL could De eitectualiy ac-
ootd, ,,,o,id No al, 4hnt ,,,a ,anass,,
instead of totally DESTROYING them.
Mr.. Cooper brought up the question
OF the destruction OF the Aala ware
mouse merchandise. he stated the
niaCter lau colle up III the Sapinet
iheetIns IN tne forenoon. ne Caolhet
wanted more express information as 70
JUST "nat Vaiuation "ouiu De piacea
Oh the total amount OF goous, anu Whal
the 90 20 per cent. wouiu approximate
II transprea however That the bAecu-
i've Council ara not receive the entire
resolution OF the Board through some
Dverslgnt. Inc Iuli resofu.lon explains
tne matter' an MI. cooper said
that would explain everything to the
CaDlnet as they Desired
Rats are DANGEROUS
Ell Day stated yesterday WIN REFER
ence to rats and the infection which
they snread around a community.
..1,hor. IL r,ro o,,id.o T., o,nn..,
80,
aug plague cases Win rats than from
any Sfher source OF infection. That is ]
consistent with the experience thew
b.ve had In ,tber ooun+r;es -, tho
80.
worry Sslii'e subject Inc arlicfe pun
lished i'm the Advertiser today by DIR. |
Manson of London upon the subject |
'of rats and how they carry the plague
-.sie eI,a SHOWS evidence Oh tne LANCER
think II would he we'll to anconraea
people of this city to catch all the rats |
they can, II we have to raise the bonus
tha une,n IL. II we c99sa caten nss or sfT
ed that womId he pettine OF 1na bot.
tom of the matter If the people han
die them cautiously 1t would be all
S the' souiu pe liaue 10 uh-
the to,,ch and vet catch and dastrov
them. the city would be much the bet
ter on for It,"
noain' Ine nd" aiiah "ho was lookeu
Jpn as eusp.oious case d. Tue helo
, sene oanhp yesteruas ioi nao
pe , ~ quaraiLine eie'eh uays. men
,tna W .ne huspLtai ne pecaile ue-
.iIious anu Iousht ms nurses All AFTER
noon. ioWaru evening ne quleteo
NV wv. anu was resting easily at llllu
I nisn'. % temperature resistereu
'nyn aoo"t ioA;
nahua; the Japanese from hallni
sanp, wno was removed W tne pes.
nospNai Oh SUNDAY nlsnt Is reported
IN spout tne SAME conol'loh as "heh
ne nfst entered
Bishop Estates Slimy Sinks.
,r 80 A.,
many VI 'he piaces poih'eu out py
MI wan, who conducted the Board i,
through the almost endless mass of
sloughs. ponds and ouagmires are fine
a.,