The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-30
NAV insane ASYLUM
PLANS ARE SUBMIT IEO
Dr. Cooper at American Medical Association
MIR. Pinkham Thinks Market BUSINESS
Observation-Disclosures Health Matters

President L. E. Pinkham, DR.. w. H. III
Jaws Mark P. Robinson, John {. Lane =,
red c. Smith and Attorney General o,
orrin Andrews constituted the Board
E Health for yesterdays session, the r.
rs+ IN fortnight. c. Charlock, sec a
e+arv. and Miss Mae Weir, stenograph- :,
= were IN attendance DR.. H. {. Slog- =
yeti medical superintendent OF the IN v
sane ASYLUM, and B. F. Beardslee' ar
,b;tect were present to confer with the
BOARD over plans for the new buildings
of that institution.
LUMBER CONTRACTS.
In his statement of business submitted
the president said:
.Tbe CITY Mill Co. has IN the mos 5
considerate manner WITHDRAWN 10
~, lumber thus avoiding questioli Iiap Das
to produce friction. WISH 10 y /,
INV personal appreciation OF the at
II was voted that the contracts LOT
,...har he awarded to the lowest bidders
remaining.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
p-os;de,+ Pinkharn's action in the toll
,o,,;,,o stated matter was approved:
plumbing Inspector E. u heen Is
directed by his physician TO Iequo1t
leave of absence for two months Wiz ,It
request. subject to your approval haS
been granted with the promise tnat ne ne
shall furnish a temporary suDstItule
SO 81 license to the Board. l have ap-
oo;nted lanes Mott, Junior, as suGH !,
pf,,hstit,te and request he be confirmed.
SCHOOL GIRLS INSPECTED.
DR. Mary F. Barry reported having
;,soected 2o4 girls in Honolulu pubic
schools. OF 90 vaccinated 40 cases were
successful and II unsuccessful CeIu-
ltcates of health were issued to 2oo' Wflile
four were refused.
On motion the report was acceptee
and the payment of Dr. Barry salary
Of six months authorized
NEW COMMISSIONS.
TIE President having called attention
~ the fact that the titles OF many
the officials of the Board had beer
changed by the Legislature, on his rec
ommendation it was voted to issue ne'
commissions dating from July I, 100
to all except Government physicians
VARIOUS MATTERS.
President Pinkham reported tina
while soliciting funds for Honolulu
to celebration of the Fourth OF July, cor
IN tributions to the amount OF $3.50 I'D
been forced" upon him for celeDr'
ton of the Fourth at the Leper oettl
,nent Acting Governor Atkinson w
interesting himself in obtaining ado
- tional funds for this purpose
The report of the city sanitary ONO
was read and accepted.
Mr.. Lane was granted further time
the committee on pasturage at the o'
Element.
INSPECTOR Halls report told of II pl
ordered removed and FIVE permits
sued to keep swine, the number OF I
o,;roa,s allowed Hereunder being
PEsTILENCE IN ORIENT.
DR. |. E. Cofer. chief quarantine o
GER nv letter informed the Board
healtb conditions in the Orient as
lows:
air. Honokong. two weeks to May 2
uld cmaIl-9ox cases ?, deaths 2; PlaI
1t cases O., deaths o.
ON An1oy-Iu merous cases.
Shanghai, two weeks to May
the Small-pox cases Is, deaths o. g..
Kobe. two weeks to une 3[CIeal
. Yokohama two weeks to June
TM Clean.
IL NEW ASYLUM PLANS.
Mr.. Beardslee Of Beardslee & Gill
ch;tects, spent some time with the Be
explaining the detailed plans OF the
Insane Asylum buildings. in W
MANY new features were revealed
2 Two buildings are to be erected
wear. in addition to the executive cor
:, at present nearing completion
will be of two stories, CONSTRUCTED
concrete. The main building IS Il
erected behind the present one, and
yor,en's building behind the co
- bonding old structure. When they