The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-19
NATHANIEL
STILL STAYS

The Board OF Health met yesterday
at p. m. and was called to order by
DR. Cooper. presiding In the absence Of
DR.. H. c. sioggett.
The reports OF the various depart
ments were read and approved. The
petition OF Keoke Kaolopa. requesting
permission TO be allowed TO enter the
and stay one week as WIS.,
itor TO his mother. was refused.
A petition In the form of q COM
plant was presented relative to the
alleged wrong doings OF District Mag
istrate Thos. X. Nathaniel and read.
The complaint sets forth these specifi-
cations: That the magistrates remov-
al was desired for pronouncing opinion
on a case before IL came up for trial.
and not taking into consideration any
testimony which bore against his
formed ideas; for taking the work and
power OF the captain OF police into his
own hands and issuing warrants OF ar
rest and inserting workings in war
rants to suit himself. without the ap-
prevail OF the captain OF police; for
urging plaintiffs In old standing cases
to bring their cases before him. which
caused "a terrible fist to fist fight be-
tween said Judge and the keeper Of the
Board OF Health store" The petition
ers state that they are willing to give
any information relative to their COM
plants. The petition is signed by J.
X. Kahale. J. s. Wilmington. J. -. Ala
pal. Kea Kaehanui. Kaaihue. l. Mai
luna. J. X. Kainuwsi. J. Kauaui and
D. K. Kanopio.
A resolution was offered by the At
torney General to the effect that while
the Board Of Health had no official
control over the District Magistrate, II
was the sense OF the board that the
District Magistrate OF the leper settle
ha n
office 30 far as IL Is consistent with the
unfolding OF the law and doing such
things that would promote peace and
harmony. The board strongly urged
this for the interests OF the settlement.
and as the board viewed 10 any act
tending to stir up strife or Ill will in
she community should be avoided
The resignation OF Rev. ]. A. Cruzan
was read and accepted. he Offering as
n reason the fact that he was soon to
leave the islands. 1t was voted unani-
mously that a letter be written and q
copy spread on the records extending
TO the Rev. Mr.. Cruzan the thanks OF
the board for his valuable services rem
dered.
The request OF Miss Weir. asking a
vacation. was granted and the board
further voted that she receive full pay
during her absence.
Attorney General Dole then read a
communication received from the VIII
der 8. 8. Company. referring to the
carrying OF lepers. This was a request
| to carry lepers on the company's boats,
and set forth the fact that the well
and sick could be segregated so that
| there would be no danger OF contami-
nation. Regulations were drawn up to
| the effect that any vessel carrying lep-
| ers as deck passengers. and at the same
| time carrying other deck passengers
1 would be subject to fine OF $50. fur
| Their providing that an absolute separ-
| alton be accomplished. This paper was
| laid on the table for a week. pending
the receipt OF a guarantee from the
| Inter-Island Company complying with
/ the demand.
There were reported by the sanitary
inspector 1I3 orders given and the same
number lobeyed. while there were 500
/ inspections.