Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-10-02
CHINESE KEEPERS WANT
EXTENSION OF TINE
CLAIM OF cHAs. WILCOX FOR Ex.
IRA PAY IN PLAGUE TIME
PRESENTED BY AT.
ToRNEY.

Mark p. Robinson took his seat for
the first time as a member OF the Board
OF Health at yesterdays meeting DIR.
II, C, Sloggett, president, was in the
chair, other members present being At
torney General Dole, DR.. Cooper, Z. A.
Mott-Smith and DR.. Moore. officers in
attendance were DR.. Pratt, executive
officer; c. Charlock, secretary; j. ID.
Mcyeigh. superintendent of leper set
tlement; c. II. Tracy, city sanitary Off.
Ger. and Miss Mae Weir, stenographer.
]. NJ. Davidson, attorney, attended with
a Chinese client.
Petitions were granted as follows:
to allow a painter to 60 to the settle
ment to paint the Mormon church; to
permit Malikaa Holopinai to go there
as helper OF his wife and, from Father
Matthias, for permits to Father Max
ime, Brother Aloysius and himself to
70 to the settlement in the steamer
Lehua on the 9Th inst.
The report on cemeteries appearing
elsewhere was read. President Slog'
gett thanked Mr.. Tracy for having
made such complete presentation ol
the matter, and referring It to the cem'
etery committee appointed Mr.. Robin
son thereon in place of his predecessor
Mr.. Isenberg.
Mr.. Davidson was heard on the mat
ter of pig pens Of All Fat, Ong See
Fook, Kee Kyau and Gen Yin Fook
He pleaded for leniency in the matter
OF time to conform with the regula'
ton, which forbids the keeping OF hogs
within four miles Of the postofiice.
Mr.. Tracy stated that these were
the same keepers as had been warned
to remove their sites three months age
and who had then been granted an ex
tension OF two months upon theil
promise to obey the order as soon al
possible. He said further, when thu
Attorney General had given advice tha
II the bookkeeping was not menace L
the public health its prohibition coult
not be enforced, that complaints hat
been received from residents OF tn
neighborhood, near the Beach road
regarding foul odors. He had no doub
that the nuisance was caused by tn
hog and duck ranches.
Along with himself and the city sani
tary officer the president appointe
Mr.. Mott-Smith and DR.. Moore as
committee of investigation and invite
Attorney Davidson to accompany ther
on a visit of investigation.
A petition was read from S. Misht
mura and Yee Cow, praying that tn
location Of the Hilo fish market
changed. 1t was laid on the table.
DR.. Holland made request fo
leave to make a post mortem examins
ton under circumstances related
which the Board appeared to regard q
altogether outside Of its prerogative
and voted to so advise the correspond
ent.
DIR. J. J. Grace OF North Hilo wa
granted leave Of absence with DR.. Sto
, as substitute.
: A letter from DR.. Thompson Of Ka
: regarding inspections of lodgin
, bonsos etc was discussed and referre
IN Dr Cooper Mr. Robinson and u
, sIoggett for n renort
Tho nres,dont stated that Attorne
Il NJ prooLe had come IN him befo,
tho meeting repardinr a claim NJ fo
mar secretarv Chas Wi,cox for con
nonsation for extra services in Mag,
timo I, u,as mentioned In discussic
that mr. wood nresident NJ tho boa,
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