Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-18
HONOKAA PHYSICIAN
COSTS SIS TO BE SICK
IN Big HAWAII DISTRICT
IMPROVEMENTS BY MANAGER
FORBES - JUDGE PARSONS
DEcIsIoN-PERsoNAL
NEWS.
(SpectoI to The BulletimD


Kukuihaele, Hawaii, Oct. 14.-Dr. G.
Buffet of Honokaa, who has been gov
| eminent physician at Waimea protein,
was recently informed by President OF
the Board of Health Pinkham, that
owing to technical distractions, the
doctor would be obliged to give the
place up. This leaves Waimea, Puako,
Kawaihae and the surrounding country
without even japanese physician.
The distance between Honokaa and
| Waimea warrants a twenty-five dollar
| fee being charged each time the trip
is made by physician, thus but few
families around Waimea can afford to
be sick.
A son of L. L. Conant, receiver of
the Parker ranch estate. is recovering
from an attack Of typhoid fever.
Robert Ford Of Kukuihaele is at the
Hio hospital i'll with typhoid fever.
Mrs. ID. Forbes and children are stay.
ing in Waimea where the children are
attending private school.
| MIR. Forbes and the citizens Of Homo.
kaa feel grateful to the Supervisors
| for the amount Of work which recently
has been performed upon roads of the
district. The Waipio trail has been re-
paired while the first work that has
two years has recently been performed.
Jack Easton, the enterprising Hilo.
lite, recently presented a street light to
Honokaa village.
| Judge Parsons rendered a decision
today in the police.supervisor squabble
upholding the supervisors thus decid.
ing that Sheriff Keolanui's appointees
will draw no County monies in pay
ment for services rendered. The Ho.
nolulu papers of late date state that
Keolanui was upheld by Parsons in this
respect. This statement was erroneous
as Parsons previous decision given in
favor of Keoanui, was regarding the
payment of Sheriffs Clerk Norman
Lyman, who sued for his pay after Ke.
olanui had appointed another clerk in
Lymans place. Lyman held down the
job also for a month or so, but when
the pay proposition was brought be.
fore Parsons the court decided that
only the clerk appointed by the sheriff
should draw pay.
Many new improvements are being
installed in the Pacific Sugar Com.
panys mill, among them a Lorenz
Central Condensation plant: three new
centrifugals; one 10000 and one 10000
gallon settling tank; a new electric
light dynamo besides other minor i'm.
provements. One feature of the mill
is the running of two sets Of centrifu.
gals by two rubber belts attached to
one pulley arm. Two fluted rollers
have also been placed in front of the
nineroller mill, they being used as a
| Crusher.
Rev. c. W. Hill of Hilo is at Homo.
kaa performing his regular pastoral
duties.
Dentist Arthur Wall is making a
professional tour Of Hamakua.
Miss Annie Horner, A. Lydgate and
Sam Freidenberg are residing upon
their homesteads mauka of Paauilo.
Manager Jos. Pritchard of the Ha-
makua Telephone Co. is experimenting
the construction of new lines extending
from Honokaa to Ookala.
Supervisor Antoine Fernandez has
done particularly good work in having
roads repaired in the district.
| w. G. Walker, Albert Horner and
Andrew Lindsay we're guests of X. S.
Gjerdrum today.
Nice weather prevailing.