The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-07-10
SOME NAMES
ON BLACK LIST
MILK DEALERS
WHO SERVE PRODUCT
BELOW STANDARD.
EXPOSURE EVERY MONTH FAILS
TO INFLUENCE THEM.
DR.. Shoreys Report For the Year
Ending With Last NOTWITHSTANDING
Officers Work

At the meeting of the Board of
Health yesterday, DR.. Shorey, food
commissioner, submitted a report for
the past month and also for the year
ending with June 30. In the report for
June appear the same familiar names
of milk-dealers who sell milk that is
below standard. Some of these names
are in every monthly report through
out the year, and their names are made
public, but they keep on serving the
same sort of milk Two dealers, r..
Martins and Nishimoto We're arrested
last month and fined $50 each. In ad-
dition to these two the black list for
June contains the following: Maka-
tani Suatani S. Nobrigga, Diamond
Ice Cream parlOrs
The annual report contained a state
ment of the number of samples of milk
examined during the year from all
dealers, with the number of such sam
pies found TO be below standard. The
results shown We're as follows, the first
figures after the names representing
the number of samples taken and the
second figures the number of such
samples that We're below standard:
Dairymen's Association, 159, 8; Star
Dairy, SO, 6; Manoa Ranch, 81, >; A. A.
Montana, 8, 0; Nakatami, g. Il; Kawa-
motto, 10, 2; Tavares 81, >; NJ. Cabral,
"a, 2; f. Correa, "a, 81 $. Nobrigga, A.,
H.. c. Holt, TO- 0; d. Costa, 3S, Z; Y.
Sousa, 81, Il; j. Silva, ., 3; Pedro. %,
0; M. Abreu 81, s; F. Markell, 80, 4; A.
Lopes, 43, s; Mendonca, q, 1; Lishman,
SO, 0; White, 3, 0: Leahi Dairy, l, 0;
Ferrera, y, 0; Kapena, rs, L; Ito, I, 0;
Madeiros % 0: Whitney, 8, 0; Taichero,
40, 0; Fujioka, so, Z; Perry, 16, 0: j. Ka-
hoika, 26, /; Mattos, 16, ,; Martins, SO,
9; Andrade, IS, 0: j. Cabral, 3, 0; Oki
da, Is, 0; Nivas, 4, 0: Hui Dairy, II, 0;
Suatani 9, /; Oliveras :, 0; j. NJ. Sou
sa, I, 0; Matsuda, 2, 0; J. Leal, >. 0;
Restaurants 29, 49, Private complaints
10, 4.
Sanitary officer Tracy's report for
June contained the following refer
ences to work done in his department
during the month";
Two arrests have been made and
conviction secured in each case. One
was the milkman who carried Stops in
his milk-wagOn at the same time as
his milk. The other case was man
who allowed his cesspool to overflow
and flood his yard and his neighbOrs
before he considered that it needed
pumping out. He was fined So and
costs.
Vineyard street is now severed and
six of the most offensive and trouble
some cesspOols in the city have been
done away with The property owners
subscribed sufficient money to lay a
line of sewer in Buckle Lane which
parallels Vineyard street on the ma
kai side and this has just been COM
pleted. We are working to get two
other lines of sewer laid and so far the
prospects are good.
That swamp which lay between
King street and the Oahu Railway be-
low and just Eva of the foot of Lii
liha street has been filled by the Rail-
way company in very satisfactory
manned, and one more of Honolulu 5
disease breeding localities is wiped out.
The Railway company are also filling
other low lands makai of the track.
Il have been after the laundrymen
along the Waikiki road and out Bere-
tania street who have been doing their
washing at their places of business
contrary to the law which prohibits
them inside of the three mile limit.
There We're five of them, and it SEEM
ed that each place was worse than the
others. Two have gone to Iwilei to the
government wash houses and three
have built wash houses outside the
limits under our supervision"
DR.. Douglas of the government dis
pensary was granted leave of absence
t. go to the coast accompanying his
wife, who is i'll. DR.. c. A. Peterson
was appointed in Douglas place.