Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-05
STEAMER ECLIPSE OFFERED
FOR The MOLOKAl SERVICE
DR.. divers Claim for Months Sa-
larry DiSallOwed- No FavOritiSm
in Sanitation -PestilenCe
In Orient.

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gett, president, Dr.. Cooper, D. P. r.
Isenberg and Fred. c. smith. DR..
Pratt, executive officer; c. II. Tracy
city sanitary officer, and c. Charlock,
secretary, were in attendance.
A petition signed by several lepers
at Klaupapa asked that Or. French be
retained as permanent physician at tho
| settlement. 1t was fled.
The Hawaiian Navigation Company
offered to sell the gasoline schooner
Eclipse to the Board of Health for sl2,-
700. She was but two years old and
cost new nearly $4,000.
The matter was referred to the SUI
| Der!ntendent Of Public Works. in
whose department the Legislature
voted $4,000 for 4 steamer to do the
| uolokai transportation.
Yamada was recommended for
license TO practice medicine on the ia
'orable report of the official eXamin-
| ers.
c. j. Fishel petitioned for time In
JbeyiHg orders relative TO plumbing
md sewer connections OF his house at
;oted to make no exception in his ia
ror.
Mr.. Smith reported for the commit
tee on Or. divers claim for extra SER
vices, recommending disallowance OF
The claim for a months salary but pay
.nent for four days actual service after
.esignation. Adopted.
1 4, Ia. H.,
20 conclude an amiCable arrangement
between the owner and lessee for the
performance Of sanitary work on build
ing at Nuuanu yand PaUoa streets.
-.'rogress was entered up to the COM
mittee's credit.
DR.. l.. Z. Cofer. chief quarantine off,
err. reported the health condition in
the Orient. Hongkong, two weeks to
May ), 1902: Cholera cases 90; deaths
Sc; smallpox cases 7, deaths 4; plague
asses 80, deaths 81.
A bill from Robertson & Wilder fol-
$50 for defending the suit against DR.
2. b. Wood. brought by japanese la
borers at the detention camp during
the plague, was referred TO the Attor-
ney General.
Food Commissioner ShOTey reported
that one OF the milk wagons OF tht
Manoa ranch had been carrying swil
on the same vehicle and he desired &c
know how to prevent such violation oi
the health laws The matter was re-
ferred to the Attorney General
The application Of r. lchikawa fol
| Ins a
the table, as the Board held that 1t wa
not concerned in the granting of sucl
, license.
Wash-Rouses Again.
President Sloggett remarked empha
IDEALLY on the following report by DR.
, Moore on the condition Of the public
wash houses at Iwilei. He intimateC
in effect that the establishment mus
be either mended or ended. DR.. Moore
] report reads:
Il wish to present to the Board som
conditions existing at the government
= laundry at Iwilei. Mr. Boyd has mad
certain Improvements, but has not gon
far enough. The whole establishment
Il Is in a filthy and unkept condition
there has been thin coating of white
wash or its equivalent applied to tn
, walls and ceilings. but 1t has bee
l. washed away where the protection
most needed. II is true that the wate
cannot flow under the raised floors a
(. II did in the past, but the coat OF Ia
L paint which was promised has neye
!, been applied to the lower walls an
, the moist rOttiHg condition still OF
tains.
The under parts Of the wash table
e and adjacent walls are covered with
n ,.lick coat of decomposed refuse frol
S, the sOiled linen, and in which foun
Il, bacilli resembling those Of tuberculC
If sis, plague, and certain venereal col
r ditions. have no doubt that not muC
difficulty would be met In obtainir
~ specimens from all the contagious di
W eases in town II they were desired
rs The boards from the drying groun,
t. have been piled alongside the unfill'
ditch near the laundry and in come
nj ton with other refuse form an ide
refuge for rats and other vermin. ri
whole place is generally unkept al
needs immediate attention.
in connection with this won
a. bring to your notice some open drai
NJ coming from within the walls at Twill
no filled with parti-colored sewage. 7
no sluggish contents are finally precipitt
Va ed into q dirty sink hole near by.
he This bit OF insanitary non-plumbi
occasions more or less reviling on I
part of the Oriental of that distr
Tx when he is ordered TO put his premi'
of in sanitary condition
a Remedies for Leprosy.
Isl Two local physicians, one of then
eel member of the Board, made separi
recommendation by letter upon mo-
ed cures for leprosy. Dr. Moore wro
w. Il wish TO bring to the attention
Did the members of the Board for CO
, a sideration the ACCESSIBILITY of attem
w. ing amelioration and perhaps cure
m certain leprous manifestations by
use Of the apparatus devised by PI
Fuisen of Copenhagen, and emplo!
he by him in treatment of lupus.
900 Il believe that in the earlier I
more superficial LESSONS OF leprosy