Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-03
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

Albatross had his application granted
for a permit to visit the settlement on
Molokai.
DIR. L. z. Cofer. U. s. Hospital Ma
rine Service. communicated reports OF
disease from different points as fol-
lows: At Sydney, n. S. W., for the
two weeks prior to March IL, there
had been ~ deaths from plague. the
total number of cases to that date hay
ing been A.
Hongkong had one case and one
death from cholera. while the purser of
the latest steamer reported that on
the day Of sailing a japanese steamer
had arrived with eight cholera cases.
Shanghai had eight cases OF smallpox.
Nagasaki had one case OF plague ar
rive from Formosa. Neither at Kobe
nor Nagasaki was there any quaran-
Unable disease.
+. G. Keen, plumbing inspector,
wrote with reference to drinking
established as follows:
DR.. ]. S. B. Pratt, Executive Officer
Board Of Health.
Sir:-I desire to call the attention OF
the honorable Board OF Health to the
application that has been made to
place upon the public streets drinking
places for the general public and wa
tering troughs for stock, this having
been referred to me by the Superin-
tendent Of Public Works, and as the
gentlemen interested were anxious to
begin their construction at once,
have taken the liberty after an eX-
animation of the troughs to write to
him in substance as follows:
THAT while the trough for stock has
considerable mechanism about 1t that
: Is liable to get out of order, yet | see
no objection to its use at such places
as the Superintendent Of Public Works
might designate. provided provision
was made for the care of the waste
water. and provided also that in the
event of its becoming a nuisance on
account of the water overlooking into
the streets the Board of Health would
order such nuisance abated at once
And as to the drinking places for the
general public, for obvious reasons,
could not recommend them on any ac,
count"
Hoping this meets with the approval
> of your Honorable Board, am,
Very respectfully.
L. G. KEEN,
Inspector of Plumbing and House
Sewers.
i Mr.. Griswold appeared and read ar
I explanation of the construction of Tho
drinking fountain appliances, showing
; that it had an arrangement for pre-
venting a second use OF the drinkinl
cup until 1t had been automaticall,
cleansed twice by rinsing.
II was noted to have a committe,
3 examine the fountain, Mr.. Isenberg
u Mr.. Smith and DR.. Cooper being ap
= pointed.
Reports Of the plumbing inspector
city sanitary officer and sanitary In
spectors were read and fled On tn
recommendation of the city sanitar.
officer a committee consisting OF Isen
| 'Nib, "ooit anu oiobSN'N Ndo dppOiul
e ed to make a report.
s Mr.. Dole told OF the trip OF the spe
u cial investigating committee to Molo
l. kai. Testimony was taken from q
m. to 1915 and from p. m. to tn
II finish. 1t would be as much as coul
y be expected II the stenographic repor
Il were considered in time for next regu
lar meeting. Mr.. Isenberg proposed
= special meeting on the subject.
~ Not in secret session. oh, not a
ALL" was the presidents assent to tn
H. suggestion of having the special meet
l. ing open.
II Mr.. Dole concluded with a myster
d Gus reference to an eight-foot ifs
caught by DR.. Pratt the last night OF
5 while the date April l was still appl
p cable.
" what brand went with it," aske
" DR.. Cooper.