The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-08-08
Health Safeguard
Remains In
Force.

On the waterfront. Petitions were In .
troduced at the last meeting from Vic
,oria Ward and from residents OF Ka-
lihi and Iwilei objecting strenuously to /
the order and upon these a report was
made yesterday by Dr. Sloggett and
DIR. Moore after a conference with DR..
Golfer of the United States Marine hos
pital service. This report Is az fol-
lows:
Your committee, appointed at the last
regular meeting of this board, to confer
with DR.. Cofer of the Marine Hospital
as to the ACCESSIBILITY of repeating or
modifying the boards regulation pro-
hibiting the taking of fish or any prod
ucts of the sea between Sheridan street .
and the reef on the Waikiki side, and
Kalihi stream and the reef on the Eva
side. including Honolulu harbor, beg
respectfully to report that In consider
alton OF the spread of cholera in the
Orient generally, the time is most in
opportune for relaxing these rules OF
the board, mace in the interest of pub
lie health and safety and your commit
tee believe 1t would be very unwise at
present to permit taking products of
the sea in the prohibited area, and they
furthermore believe the public health
would be endangered by 80 doing.
Or. Cofer fully concurs with your
committee In this opinion.
Respectfully,
II. G. SLOGGETT,
w. l.. MOORE.
The report OF the committee against
any relaxing of these rules was unani
mously adopted and it was further
suggested that the limits be extended
a.. A. glsr, -,
to Diamond Head. But one man is
now detailed TO enforce this order
against fishing in the harbOr and he
has hard time trying to prevent IT'S
Nl"'a'ioh' ne IeSo'u,'on prov Iu',iE ioi
| me ,A''HHl"n ol ''' t,''l''' ~
ii'"u went "''' ""'' '''' "'>' '''~N'
| ms
/ NEW PHYSICIAN FOX MoLohAl''
| Prior to the opening of the meeting
/ the Board of Health voted upon the
appointment of resident physician at
/ Kaluupapa to succeed DR.. French who
I Is temporarily at the settlement. DIT.
} W j. Guodnuc Of Elcclc, Kauai was
I the unanimous choice OF the Board and
be viii go to Molokai as soon as noti-
fled of his appointment The new ply
a.,',.'' - S'iu :" "S - ,,.,,,,I "
/ I'"LtSS'on' anu "ys'iou ~ l,,''.''''s .,
! Sp','''l s,,'uS ~ t,ie' !,,,,' ~, - On
gagged as physician for the plantation
and is also in private practice.
The Board has not given up hopes
NJ securing a snecioIist To study leprosv
or5 corrssnondanca is sim beiug had
,,,i,,, ,,,',,,h',.,, ,,i,rh - ,ha n,adiooI NO
$3.50 ~, - ',,t ' D., ''Io,,, m
lessloh Win tiia' purpose III view ~
'ooohue WIN DE re'a'ieu al 'ne se'',e
ment ana ASSIST IN the WORK OF 'he
bacteriologist when one mas peeh Sc
cured from abroad.
NO NEW CEMETERY.
~, ,,,,., ot.,
Inc poa,u Va ite",.ii as 80.
'he estapiishhieh' ot ne" eei'e.e'!
at haipolia' the committee reporting
that the proposed site was near a run
ming spring, from which the water
might soon be taken by the govern
ment, and the drainage from the ceme-
terry was liable to polIute il. The site
| also drains towards the inhabited nor
,iop NJ tho c,tv and II was thought
,na, ,ho ,,oo,ton ~ a oom.tsrv In sncb
- o',Sn ~ aonaa.a,s 70 Tho
| I''.
hea''h Vi 'iie ''i''i'ui''S'
DUCK PONDS AGAIN.
civ Sanitary officer Tracy reported
80 ~, oa,,,Ini,, ~, poooh po,d rosi.
oi .ne o eI,rl W
ue"'s as i''''"'
Honolulu. II. T., August |. 1902.
DR. II. {. Sloggett. President Board OF
Health.
/ S!r'- TN the matter OF me ui'ch CON-
p,"l'tu o' ny S'e rtSiut",S VI VI, W. wv
Nlua',' ~ $500, ,''','' '"'" ~ r. ~
GO AN, W.. .,,,,,,, 10 ,ho,,, ,birtv
feet wide and extends from the bridge
on the hearh road along the Ana Moah'
ior ABOUT -'V' rect 10 J"hH EhI ~ IN
ne, ~ t'i wy VIZ 49,, , W.
NJ, r,,'' '''" 10 ,,, st"o
20, uht,.b A., ,nn.t ,,,,icaoIjs M Yen
ing when tho tide is low
After a thorough investigation I am
satisfied that while the tide may bring
in more or less vegetable matter which
would he left nj Low tide that the main