The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-15

them under the supervision of this
board and TO utilize the carcasses when
rendered innOcuous by boiling for feed
for his pigs and chickens. The better
class of reactors were to be kept by Mr..
Bellina IN an isolated pasture in the
nelghborhOod of kahana on this island.
their further disposition to be decided
on later.
All animals which have been turned
over to Mr.. Bellina, that is sixty-tive
head up TO the present date with about
thIrtyf five more to be turned over TO
him during this week, have been plainly
branded with the official T. r. brand,
and Mr.. Belllna has pledged himself to
act in good faith and to dispose of none
of these animals without the knowledge
and consent of this board Mr.. Bellna
| has further been permitted to obtain
| from those dairy owners who have re-
acting ANIMALS on their premises all
such animals that they wish to get rid
! OF IN order that they may obtain a
! clean bill of health and a permit to
| sell milk. These animals are likewise
| to be kept isolated and a strict account
| Kept OF their numbers and the owner
/ shfp OF each individual animal so that
compensation may be given the owners
when the animals are finally disposed
| or. The point of this movemen Is 70
gather as many of the reacting animals
| IN one place as possible and to assist
| those dairy owners who are anxious to
! nave clean dairy to get the tuhercr-
lous ANIMALS Off their premises without
sacrificing them completely.
Other Tests
On August % to "A the dairy herd
belonging to Mrs. Davis at Wahi
ava was tested by Doctor Edwards.
| veterinarian to the Fifth U. s. Cavalry,
| with tuberculin furnished by this
| once. His report on the same has been
accepted as satisfactory None of Mrs
laws ANIMALS reacted to the test.
/ On september l and 2, two cows were
| tested for Harold Dillingham;. both of
| winch reacted and were branded. On
| september . and 10, seven COWS and
| one null were tested for A. NJ Brown
! u winch number one cow reacted and
was branded, while SIX COWS and one
| Dull were ear-tagged as sound.
! Same Old Kick.
A,'hough no definite policy has 50
| Tar been decided upon BY the hoard Of
) supervisors OF the City and County of
I IonoluIu IN regard to the enforcement
OF the so-called milk ordinance i 1o1,s+
| nevertheless be said that the tnbercn-
| IoSls situation has become an easiar
solution with each reacting animal +ba+
- disposed of and that public sentiment
SaiplnS TINS subject and which was
| Uhnoiy eXeclsed some time ago is or:a
| oa'lF Subsldlng to its normal level
A Good Example.
The unequivocal position taken b,,
nr lsenberg in forbidding the nse If
! any OF the milk from his many reac+ina
ANIMALS and his determination to ara5;'
cate the disease from his dairy rarah
without regard to cost has undorhtna1,-
'hnoeneed a number of the otbor -
1 GWh ers to follow his example with as
-'1'ie deiay as possible. IT nov, seems
possible that concerted action on +ha
Part OF the leading dairvmen n raisin n,
me price of all milk COMING from, 'a1nns
dalnes viii lead to the yoInntar, o's s;l
pos''lon Of number of the reac+;nor
annals which are stiIl retained -
number Of dairies. If additiona1 oI ~ d
ance from the federal bureau 90 AZ
eussed IN another part Of tb;o roa US
can be obtained, l have no donbt ' 4ha : :