The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-11-07

Caravan from Ihibet, !
ders were issued yeterday assigning the
following to the detachment:
Sergeants Charles II. Gilliland, Frank
Kanae, David Nahoolewa; Corporals;
Laelae, George Kealaula; Lance Cor
poral Murray, Mckenzie; Cook JaeinT
tho p Rego, and Privates Lukela Kau-
pike, Alexander C. Holstein, James X.
Kealawaiole, Cecil A. Boyd, Edward X.
Boyd Wilburt Woatherbee, Charles
Papaikau, Joseph Nuuhiwa, Henry
Kaauwai, Maka Mika, John Smith,
Alexander Parker, Edward NJ. Poniroy,
Henry Aki and Kahale Cockett. q
These men have orders to shoot any
person attempting to escape from the
inclosure whom they are unable to
catch, and under no circumstances to
permit any person to get out at all,
if anyone should for unknown reasons,
get in. The guard itself is under quar-
there will be able to leave until the
time of quarantine is up.
There is an eight.foot, ten-strand
barb-wire fence around the camp and
inside this line has been roped of
within ten feet of the fence. Along
this line the guardsmen win patrol con
tinuously. Their camp has been pitched
on the mauka side of the railroad
camp and this spot is also in Quaran-
tine. Captain j. NJ. Camara is in com
mand and Captain A. w. Nicely in
charge of the subsistence department.
Both officers say that the orders given
are stringent, win be stringently en-!
forced and that the men will shoot
whenever it is necessary.
A member of the hospital corps, n.
G. H., has been stationed at the camp
and he will take the temperatures Of
all stationed there every morning and
every evening. The moment the TEN.
| perature of any individual is above nor,
/ NAL for any reason whatsoever. he viii
be placed under net and a doctor
called to examine him. This will make
it impossible for any guard who by thS
! barest chance may contract the disease
to infect any other mosquito. >.
telephone line has been run into
the camp and the city electrician has
wired all Of Kalihi Camp. SO thatit will
be'sas easy to see during night as Ia
the daytime. thus minimizing the
chances of anyone successfully break
ing the lines at any time.
Pau At the Camp.
At FIVE o clock yesterday afternoon,
noisy, dusty line of twenty-seven
heavy trucks paraded up out of Kalihi
and down King street to their stables
while every one who happened to be
down town at the time crowded the
curb and made guesses about it,
This little informal parade marked
the completion of nine days of wonder.
full work within the limits of Kalihi
camp, which the board of health viii
turn over to the military this morning
as clean as it could possibly be made
as regards mosquitoes. Fl.
Il Yesterday the camp presented the
appearance of cyclone district. Ev.
| cry tree that had formerly stood there
was represented only'by small stump:
the houses, deprived of their little
elumps of greenery, were bare and in.
thospitable and the strips Of heavy pa.
per which had been pasted over their
! cracks gave them a raw appearance az
If they were but half finished. The lit.
tie pavilion back of the bows home
was completely swathed in cheese.
1 cloth, like giant bird cage. Every
| little shack clubhouse and lean-to has
been torn down; the grass has beer
cut and every possible thing that could
hold water carted awny.
I The final Immigration was given all
the houses Yesterday and the fumes
were pouring out Of them all afternoon
Subsequent inspectiOn showed them ia
be full of dead bugs. As after the
first fumigation it could not be decided
whether or not there were any mos
qlritoas included among the dead, white
paper was spread over tho floor and Il
has been proved that thousands Of the
dangerous insects were destroyed with
every subsequent fumigation.
Officials Of the board of health yes
terdaY stated that there was almost
sure to be lot of damage suits cyei
the work they have done, az every
former occupant who has lost an empt,
bottle, or whose lean.tos have heen de
stroyed win be looking for eDmpensa
ton therefore.
This knowledge, however, did moi
deter the board from doing everything
possible without regard for property
Of any description.
House Burns.
One Of tho houses at Knlihl cam