Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-11-13

day afternoon, there being present at
opening or soon after DR.. H. c. Slog.
gett, president: DR.. c. b. Cooper, At
torney General Dole. NJ. p. Robinson
and L. A. Mott-Smith; DR.. J. S. b.
Pratt. executive officer; Miss Mae Weir,
acting secretary; J. d. McNeigh super
intendent leper settlement, and c. II.
Tracy. city sanitary officer.
The petition of a number of citizens
to have the collection of swill restrict
ed to night houses was read.
Mr.. Dole said II it was prejudicial
to public health the collection by day
could be stopped. II mere nuisance
il might be abated by the police power.
The matter was referred to a COM
mittee consisting of DR.. Cooper. DR..
Moore, Mr.. Mott-Smith and the Attor-
ney General
A letter was read from c. w. Ash
ford. attorney for Henry r. Macfarlane,
proprietor of Ahuimanu ranch pro-
testing against the exercising of juris-
diction over his clients herds by DR..
w. T. Monsarrat. veterinary inspector.
1t was mentioned in discussion that
the inspection of cattle for tuberculosis
was done by authority of an ordinance
of the Board instead of a direc. sta
tute
On motion OF Attorney General Dole
1t was voted that DR.. Monsarrat be d.
rected to proceed with the examina-
ton of Mr. Macfarlane's cattle until
prevented by force.
w. X. Castle applied for permission
to Mary Pahau to visit members of her
family at Kalaupapa and stay week.
II was decided that she might see her
relatives under the usual restrictions
of the corral at the landing but not
, otherwise.
Father Matthias was granted per-
, nit for Brother Severanus Sprenger to
go to the Baldwin Home as a substitute
. for Brother Rock Reck. who was acct
dentally drowned while bathing on
Monday last.
/ Dr. w. c. Hobby, L. S. quarantine
, officer Of the port, sent in two reports
, on health conditions in the Orient, the
latter one being as follows:
B.. Yokohama two weeks to Oct. 30:
Plague cases 9. deaths Csince Oct. ~
/. Kobe. two weeks to Oct. 20: Cholera
|. cases 40. deaths 20.
r. Nagasaki. two weeks to Oct. "a:
9 Cholera cases 81, deaths Il.
q Shanghai two weeks to Oct. %: Chol-
:, era cases -. deaths 81. Smallpox cases
n -, deaths ~. No cholera among for
o eigners for last two weeks
o Hongkong two weeks to Oct. IS:
a Plague cases deaths |.
3 DR.. Mary F. Barry reported on her
Il dren.
Il +. G.. Keen. inspector of plumbing
n and house sewers. made the following
- report of the work of his Office for tn,
month of October: Plans filed. 81; per
mits issued. 81; inspections made, 25S
final certificates issued, 90; sewer con
nections made, IS.
Reports of sanitary inspectors fol
Honolulu were read. giving the follow
> ing statistics:
:. Inspector J. Mcqueen, District No
Ordered SO; finished, Is. Total in
speCtions, 400
o Inspector J. Foster, District No. O.
Ordered, 1871; finished, 1874; old order
T. finished 9. Total inspections, 5l2.
.. =, Inspector John w. Francis, Distric
- No 3.-Ordered, 2T2; finished, 1853: oil
70 orders finished. II. Inspections. 724.
% Inspector p. Fitzgibbons, District NJ
~ 4.-Ordered 2O7; finished, 1893; old OF
30 ders finished, 10. Inspections, 1913.
a., Inspector John J. Donnelly Distric
- No. 5.-Ordered, 1852; finished, 2G2. In
spections, 1917.
D., Inspecto: J. Vivichaves. District NJ
80 6--Ordered, 1871; finished, 1888; old OF
- :" ders finished, II. Inspections, 81
o, Inspector n. p. Jacobson, Distri,
70 No. 7.-Ordered, 307: finished. 300; oil
90 orders finished. 4S,
20 Inspector +. Nugent District No.
., Ordered. 80; finished, q. InspeC
% tions. 479.
20 Inspector T. w. Carroll, District \,
.. 9.-Ordered, $780, finished, 329; o o.
ooaa ders finished, iS. Inspections, zoos.
90 Inspector L. S. Slemons, District \
lO.-Ordered, 90; finished, Of. Inspe
tons, 1888.
Inspector p. McGrath, District n
ll.-Ordered 1870; finished, 1923; old o
Ia ders finished, II. Inspections, 1925,
&C. Inspector A. G.. Hitchcock, Distri
mt No. l2-Ordered, l75; finished, 95; o
ne orders finished, 249. Inspections, 47G
ca Inspector Bowman of Hilo reporte
ne with itemized details, A orders give
les and 43 finished, and 222 inspection
'ss besides which he had spent ~ days
eu cleaning bitches.
ma Mr.. Robinson stated that q repO
NY had been prepared by the committee
lat property at King and Punchbo'
lat streets which DR.. Moore was to ha
on brought to the meeting. As Dr. Moo
ne did not attend the meeting, this ma
In ter and that relative to hog pens
Kallhi were left unsettled.
Allan Herbert was present to ma
representations regarding the Kali
nuisance. He thought the Boa
should at least order away a Japane
N who had started a hog ranch near /
W speakers residence within but t,
M weeks past.
n Mr.. Tracy said the situation was
XY complicated one The ulaCps COmDlai