The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-07

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lat ear aamrlsfei ~ aoah. hestiita
ie,f l.sit eniiie beist feue leinf called
upoo % handle lso crowd
These hanifcl men siafi Wofh ihis
mafaing fhefe being ivo men ~ Eth
pferinei AZ Zen O'Clock this morning
two hundred more men viii h. seiectcd
Who win start uofh tomorrow maTninn
tnd tomorrow the last two hundred
viii De- enrolled starting W Thursday,
Large Reserve Fierce.
besides these there are one hundred
pnsoacrs who will take active part IN
the campaign They have been PLACED
under the direction Of Special Licuien.
ant Arthur g. Spencer, uon.commis-
stoned officer Of the engineers corps
stationed at Fort De Russy. He will
also have reserve force Of twenty
paid lahorers. Ills particular duties
win be TO direct the strength Of his
reserve organization to the places Of
fering the most difficult problems to the
mosquito fighters. The prisoners win
start in this morning.
Arrangements for the teams to DO
the extrd hauling were completed yes.
terday between Doctor Currie and J.
J. Belser, VINO was appointed com.
mittee of one TO take care of the me-
gotiations for these. This added fifty
two mon to the role.
According to the arrangements thir.
ty-three single drays and wagons will
be delivered Wednesday morning
equipped for service, together with fif-
teen single carts. The contract price
arranged is "a per team per day, which
includes driver for each wagon. There
will also be three double drays which
will be delivered this morning. con
tracted for at IS day, the price in.
Guiding two men per team.
Arrangements have been made bv
which the district overseers viii be
chartered at the judiciary building,
there being ample room in the Offices.
Cots were delivered last night.
The STAFF.
The working staff of the campaign,
which is destined to give Honolulu the
biggest aad bravest feather in its bon,
net, is now constituted as follows:
Director: DR.. Donald H. Currie.
ONCE staff: Adiutant, John A. Kluge;
taccountant, W. P. Felter, (also acting
as storekeeper); clerk. w. W. Went.
worth; stenographer, Miss Marry Quin.
an; messenger, Edward Stewart.
Field staff: Special Lieutenant, Ar
thur g. Spencer.
t. District lieutenants,
Apana j, Egbert j. Buehbee.
!. Apana e, Edward A. Fisher.
20 Apana 3, Morris McMahon.
Apaua 4, Frank Morrell.
Apana 8, Angus Wilson.
Apana 6, John z. o'keefe. n
t.. Stores Coming.
geThe old federal courtroom has besal.
converted into the storeroOm and drays
were constantly backing up to the win
dowsi of this room all day yesterday
unloading the stores which are the am.
munition in this fight.
A dray load of shovels and picks
was followed by one of wheelbarFoWs in
PARTS Axes, cane knives and nipple.
meats sof all kinds were received and
the smaller tools; such as braces and
bits Ito be used for perforating trees
and house gutters) hammers, ETC., ar.
rived early.
One corner of the room is piled full
OF bolts of eheesecloth to screen els
terms and similar breeding places of the
mosquito after they have been once
oiled and freed of wigglers. Every
thing or material that could possibly
he needed in the campaign has been
Thought of and William Felter was a
busy man yesterday checking them all
up as they arrived in one continuous
stream.
The six tool boxes for the different
apanas have been constructed and are
waiting drayage to their final resting
points. The district lieutenants are
now preparing their requisiton slips
based on the reports of the district ov-
erseers, whose principal duty yesterday
consisted in ascertaining just what
supplies were needed in his precinct to
carry on the work. The supplies need
ed in one district varies, of course
from those needed in another.
Committee Meeting.
The citizens committee held III
daily meeting at half-past three in the
clerk Is room at headquarters. Chair
man Dillingham; announced the result
Of the meeting of the chamber of com
meree and the merchant Is association
whore the subject Of finances was
brought up,
The question of the disposal of the
refuse collected was then brought uT
by J. X. Gait who headed the COMMITTEES
10 confer with superintendent Camp
bell Of the department of public works
on this point.
II seems that there will be some diff
fieulty in regard 10 the, seOws, although
the facilities for getting the refuse Il
the docks are all arranged. This mat
far will nFobnhiv he alaarad an taaav