The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-08-02

ton, showing in enlarged forms the
various types of mosquitoes, and illus
trated his remarks by slides representing
various sections of Honolulu which have
been known breeders of mosquitoes.
Pictures OF ponds at Waikiki showing
brackish water were exhibited, as well
as of ponds at Waikiki. taro patches.
! low-lying places in the Eva end of the
city, standing fresh water, rice-helds,
the Nuuanu stream with some stagnant
stretches, places which have needed fill
ing-in, and places remeded, typical
breeding places in cans, tubs pools etc.
Judge Dole thought a vigorous cam
paign against mosquitoes to be vital to
society. If the mosquitoes could be dim
inished he was of the opinion that dis
ease would be eased off and it would
even tend to diminish poverty and pau-
perism. The lessening of disease would
naturally have the tendency to prevent
much paupersm. The result of the
work had been so satisfactory in Homo
lulu that citizens generally should take
| hold and do more in the future
Mr.. Larnach's financial report showed
about $1,000 collected towards the cam
paign, with $1,000 in expenditures, leav-
ing about $500 in the bank
The active directors of the Citizens
Mosquito Committee are: l.. L. Pink
ham, president Board of Health; C. b.
Cooper, MD, j. S. b. Pratt, MD, F.
r. Day, Md, l.. E. Cofer, MD, d.
l.. Van Dine, p. NJ. Pond, w. A. Bryan,
c. II. Tracy, Clarence H. Cooke, r. C.
l.. Perkins. Associate members-Geo.
w. Smith, president Merchants Asso-
citation; c. NJ. Cooke, president Homo
lulu Chamber of Commerce.; F. C.
Smith, chairman The Hawaii Promo
ton Committee; w. l.. Moore, Md,
president Hawaiian Territorial Medical
| Association; c. S. Holloway, Superin-
tendent of Public Works. A. 7. Atkin-
son, Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton: Jared G. Smith, U. S. Experiment
Station; L. A. Thurston, president Ter
ritorial Board of Agriculture and For
estry; U. Thompson, principal Kane
hameha Schools; F. w. Macfarlane, w.
NJ. Giffard, L. d. Tenney.
hackers OF THE CRUSADE.
The list of subscribers to the sup
port of the Citizens Mosquito Commit
tee of Honolulu for the year ending
Oct. l, 1904, is as follows:
Allen & Robinson, F. c. Atherton, c.
H. Atherton, j. d. Avery, A. L. c. At
kinson, Alexander Young Hotel, A. T.
Atkinson, A. b. Arleigh e. Co., w. A.
Bowen, Bishop & Co., r. w. Breckons,
f.. S. Boyd, ]. H. Bliss, Bank of Ha-
wall. e. r. Bath, A. Berg, A. NJ. Brown,
c. G. Ballentyne, @. H. Berrey, Berg
strom Music Co., A. Blom, w. A. Bry-
an, p. H. Burnette, Emil Berndt, Mrs.
S. w. Castle w. r. Castle, G.. r. Cas-
tie. C. B. Cooper. NJ. D., A. j. Camp
bell, r. w. Cation, w. H. Cornwell,
California Feed Co., A. w. Carter, f.
]. Church, A. Chambers, w. H. Char
lock, Jr., Miss Mary Castle, ]. B. Castle,
Coyne Furniture Co., c. l.. Crabbe, City
! Mill Co., f. S. Cunha, Mrs. NJ. D. Cook,
b. f. Dillingham; Co., F. r. Day, NJ. D.,
Allan Dunn, +. s. Dodge, G. Dietz, C.
j. Day & Co., L. A. Dickey, Ed. De-
| kun, r. Give Davies, ]. S. Emerson,
Ehlers & Co., H. p. Eakin, NJ. Estee,
Evening Bulletin, H. Focke, w. f.
Frear, w. Femy, Foster & Co., w.
Forbes, First National Bank, F. w.
Grimwood Gonsalves G. Co., Grinbaum
& Co., o. II. Gulick, A. V. Gear ]. A.
Gilman, Hawaiian Gazette Co, C. j.
Hutchins Hackfeld & Co., Halstead &
Co., Fred Harrison, Hawaiian Electric
Co., Hawaiian Hotel, Honolulu Brew
| ing and Malt Co, Jas. A. Hopper & Co.,
w. w. Hall, p. r. Helm, w. w. Harris,
A. Hooking, j. A. Hughes, F. w. Hob
ron, Peter High, E. r. Hendry, E. o.
Hall & Son, ]. F. Hamburg, C. Hede-
man, Hawaiian Star, A. b. ingalls,, H.
A. Juen, r. A. Jordan, Sam johnson,
e. w. Jordan, ]. Kalanianaole, j. A.
Kennedy, A. N. Kepoikai, d. Kanuha,
w. A. Love, ]. Lando l. Livingston,
Lovejoy & Co., Lewis & Co., Levers
& Cooke, Geo. Lucyrgus, ]. Lightfoot,
| Lord & Belser, w. c. Lyons Co., Mo-
ana Hotel, ]. D. McVeigh, C. ]. Nc
Carthy, Jas. F. Morgan, Emmett May,
DIR. F. Mitamura, F. w. Macfarlane, j.
f. Macdonald, NJ. D., J. F. Mclean, l..
l.. McCandless, j. Alfred Magoon, B. l..
Marx, w. NJ. Minton, e. A. Mott-Smith,
McInerny Co., Geo. D. Malone, Manu-
featuring Shoe Co., Z. NJ. Marshall, Fl.
G.. Middleditch, Metropolitan Meat Co.,
New England Bakery, p. NJ. Pond, j. w.
Pratt, f.. w. Peterson, l.. T. Peck, X.
b. Porter, Pacific Hardware Co., w.
Phillips, C. C. Perkins, Pacific CONNER
cial Advertiser, NJ. p. Robinson, G. II.
Robertson, w. j. Robinson, DR.. w. Il.
Rodgers Robertson & Wilder, Il. V.
Richardson, A. ]. Robertson, Rainier
| Bottling Works Theo. Richards, Rapid
| Transit and Land CO., w. l.. Stanley,
F. w. Smith w. o. Smith, Geo. w.
Smith, A. w. Sanford, r. w. Spalding,
Jas. Steiner, S. C. Savers, A. d. Scrog-
gy, Mrs. Sorenson, Il. ]. Spalding, Gus
Schuman, j. r. Shaw +. d. Tenney, II.
| d. Thirl<ield, f. c. Thompson, r. III.
Trent, w. n. Templeton, l.. A. Thurs
ton, w. w. Thayer, Union Feed Co., d.
l.. Van Dine, Won Hamm- Young Co., 5.
G. Wilder, II. +. Wichman, e. M. Wat
son, Norman Watkins, Wall. Nichols
Co.. +. L. Waldron, Jas. Wakefield, r.
O. White, John Walker, w. F. Wilson.
Woods & Sheldon, w. E. Wall, Whitney
& Marsh, Wilder & Co, ]. Wakami, w.
j. White, Yokohama Specie Bank. j. o.
Young. In all 100.
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