The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-12-18
MOL. OKAI
MATTERS.
The Health Board
In Regular
Session.
BRIDE GOES TO
THE SETTLEMENT
lnsanitary Property Is Condemned.
KapioIani Home Not an
Orphanage.

eMolokai matters occupied the atten-
ton of the Board of Health yesterday,
after the conclusion of the discussion
of cemeteries. There We're in attend
ance President Sloggett, E. A Mott
Smith, Dr. w. L. Moore, DR.. c. B. Coop
er, E. P Dole, NJ. P. Robinson and
Executive Officer Pratt.
There was lengthy consideration of
the tenders for supplies for the Leper
Settlement and the Insane Asylum.
The following were the firms capturing
the contracts for the next period:
Building NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Allen
& Robinson, Hackfeld & Co., Hall &
Son, Honolulu Iron Works, Levers &
Cooke, Pacific Hardware Co.. Wilder &
Co., Hopper & Co.
Provisions and Supplies-Settlemen
Hackfeld & Co, Hall & Son, Honolulu
Iron Works, Hopper & Co., 1. J. S. Navi-
cation Co., Lewis & Co., May & Co..
| Metropolitan Meat Co., Union Feed Co.
Insane Asylum--Hackfeld & Co, Hop
per & Co., 1. 1. S. Navigation CO..
! Lewis & Co, Loves Bakery, May & Co..
Metropolitan Meat Co., Pacific Hard
ware Co.
The bid of Hoffschlaeger & Co, at
6A cents per pound for hides AT the
/ leper settlement was accepted, Ihere
/ were no bids for the tallow which the
I government has for sale.
i NOT AN oRPHANAGE.
The request that the four children OF
a leprous woman, recently sent to Kau-
7 lapapa, be allowed to go into the ka-
piolani Home in Kalihi, was denied. LII.
Sloggett stated that the kaploianl
Home was intended only for the nom
leprous children of people at the settle
ment, and to allow these four children
to enter would set j bad precedent and
would fill the home in no time. 1t was
shown also that the father of the cnll-
dren was still in Honolulu and able TO
support them.
TAKES BRIDE TO SETTLEMENT.
Rev. J. NJ. Naole and his bride of a
few weeks will spend their honeymoon
at Kalaupapa, Molokai Rev Q. p
Emerson petitioned yesterday that the
Rev. Mr.. Naole be allowed to take his
wife to the settlement, with the further
statement that they had just been mar
ried. Naole is a minister at Kalau-
papa.
PROPERTY CONDEMNED.
E. A. Mott Smith presented resolu-
tion condemning the premises at the
corner of King and Punchbowl streets
which have been declared to be insani-
tary and a menace to health. 1t was
adopted and forty-eight hours no.
J tice sent to the owners.
OTHER MATTERS.
/ Upon motion the regulation restrict
ing fishing in the harbor was rescinded
the Orient having been free from chol-
era and plague for some time.
| The report of Dr. Barry was approved
and her first salary installment al
| lowed.
The appointment of ]. S. Fox, j. f
Durao and Hiel Kapu as sanitary in
| spectors was approved.
The request of Dr. McGettigan fol
leave of absence was not passed upon
he not having forwarded the name OF
4 his substitute.
The proprietor of the japanese Sta
bles on the asylum road was granted
another month in which to make the
| improvements ordered.
| Dr. Golfer reported on health condi
| lions in the Orient as follows:
| Shanghai, two weeks to November 20
| 1902: Cholera not reported, deaths, 8.
HI Nagasaki, two weeks, November 26
| 1902: Cholera cases, o.; deaths, l.
| Kobe, two weeks to November Is
| 1902: Cholera cases, 1; deaths, 0.
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