Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-02-25
BUSINESS MATTERS
N HEALTH BOARD

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The Board Of Health met yesterday
afternoon at 8 O'Clock. Present were
DR.. c. B. Cooper, DR.. w. H. Mays,
Fred. Smith, q. c. Winston and DR.. J.
8. B. Pratt.
DR.. Cooper stated that he had writ
ten to the president Of the W. c. T. u,
receiving the following reply:
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Of Hawaii, Honolulu, Feb. 10. 1914.
DR.. G. B. Cooper. President Board Of
Health.
Dear Sir:--Rsferring to your note Of
Feb. Is enclosing q communication
from E. @. Keen, In regarding to Q
proposed drinking found to be erected
by the w. c. T. u:
Our arrangements with bath the
Plumber" have been made through
Mr.. Ed. Benner, who promised before
ordering the fountain to obtain per.
mission from the Board Of Health. ]
regret that he has, not done 90.
The proposed fountain, however, 10
one Of the kind mentioned by DR..
Mays in your meeting wednesday, an
iron standard holding a bowl from
which rises jet Of water some inches
above the bowl. No cup 10 reQuiI ed,
nor is there apparently any way In
which disease could be communicate l.
am, yours respectfully,
MARY g. WHITNEY,
The Board decided not to take any
action as no application had as yet
been received.
DR.. p. r. waughop rendered his res
isnation as Territorial physician Of
Hanalei and Kealia, which was &C.
cepted with regrets.
The following letter from the Bish-
lop Estate regarding the lease Of a
Ipiece Of land by the Board to be used
las site for pest house and home
for non-leprous children Of leprous
parents. was read:
Honolulu. Feb. "a. 1904.
ChAs. B. Cooper, NJ. D.. President Of
the Board Of Health, Honolulu.
Dear Sir:-Referring to your COM
munication No. 147s. dated February
18th, 1904. the trustees Of the Estate Of
B. P. Bishop will grant to the Terri
torial Board Of Health a lease Of the
SIS acres at Kapalama. this city. dc.
sired and now used by It for pest house
purposes and home for non-leproul
children OF leprous parents. upon thu
following terms and conditions:
1st.-That the Territorial Govern
ment, the present lessee. signify II
writing Its acquiescence to the releas
Of the portion Of the premises desired
now held by the Government made un
der Bishop Estate lease No. 764.
2nd.-That the proposed lease dat
from the first day Of January, 1905, tn,
date Of expiration Of the said lease No
LEA to the Government. and to endur
for the term Of ten (l0) years theme
ensuing.
3rd.-That the rental be four hun
! dred dollars $4,000 per annum, pay
liable annually In. advance net above al
taxes, rates and assessments whatso
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use water from the artesian well. Of
the mauka side Of the road controlle
by the said lessons, provided, however
that the connection Herewith be q
larger than q 3-inch pipe laid alon
the makai side of the railroad trac
In such manner as may be approve
by the lessons or their agents; and tina
all costs for labor and material re
lquired in making such connection. an
for all necessary changes and altera
tons in the pipe system and mainte
nance thereof during the term Of leas'
be borne by the lessee. Reservinl
however, from this privilege unto tn
lessors, the right to tap the water mai
al any time or place for the benefit {
other tenants Of the Bishop Estate
such extent az the supply Of waite
may warrant.
5th.-That the conditions Of lease b
as usually embodied in those issued b
the trustees Of this Estate. and a
costs to be borne by the lessee.
This offer Is subject to written a.