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rfjBi r '- EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, II. T., FRIDAY, MAIICII 15, 1001. H 1 "WBRi s m M ' M-- ' Spring Goods for 1901 COTTON. . . . DRESS GOODS! LATEST DESIGNS AND SHADES FIGURED DIMITIES, 12, 15, 20c per yard. PLAIN AND DOTTED DIMITIES, SoliJ Colors, 20, 25c per yard. s STRIPED AND FIGURED BALISTE, 20c per yard. PRINTED FOULARDS, Look Just Like Silk, 25, joe. per yard. GINGHAMS, 8, 10, 14 yards for Si. 00. FLANNELETTES, CHECKED, STRIPED AND PLAIN 8j4, 10, I2j4c. per yard. LADIES' HOSIERY! JUST RECEIVED. A FULL LINE OF LADIES' BLACK HOSE (HERMSDOOF DYE) PLAIN, 8, y2, 9, 9j4i 10 inch, 20c. per pair. OPENWORK, 8, 8, 9. 9 o inch, 25c. per pair. PLAIN, FINE QUALITY, 8, 82, 9. 9XA, 10 inch, 3 paits for Si. 00. For the Next Few Days we are offering Special Bargains in Cotton and Woolen Blankets. COTTON, 85c, S1.2SrS1.50. WOOL, S4.85. S6-50, S7.50, 59. Sio per pair N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co., LIMITED. LAW iiS II I The meeting or the Board of Health yesterday was attended by the Health committees from each of the houses of the Legislature. The Scnntors present were lUtsscll, Kanuhn, Baldwin, Kaluc, Knlnuokalanl nnil Carter. The lsltorn from the lower House were Uccktcy and aitnilan. These gentlemen were present to hear the discussion upon the Board of Health Mil to exclude immigrants aflllcted with leprosy or pulmonary tuberculosis. The discussion was opened by President Raymond, who said he believed the legislators would sharo the apprehensions of the medi cal fraternity after statistics of the ravages of consumption had beca pre sented. Senator Baldwin spoke upon the sub Ject, saying that the principles of the bill met with his approval, but that to exclude, consumptives seemed a very radical step. He wanted It understood thnt ho was not speaking In opposition to tho measure, but he had known peo- plo afflicted with consumption coming to these Islands for relief ever since ha was a boy and he would llko to know If there wcro precedents for such a radical step. President Raymond" replied that New York Htnto had n similar law and that other States'hnvo been seeking to pass such rrotectlvo legislation. Representative Ollflllan stated with nmmnutmtmmiti JUST JTOJf AND. A HANDSOME LINE OF Ladles' Knox Felt Hate New Sailor Hats New Matinee Hats We are constantly receiving UP-TO-THB FASHION GOODS by every steamer. You can't go wrong or be out i of style wheyi purchasing of us. The M. E. KILLBAN CO., Ltd. ARLINGTON BLOCK. HOTEL 8TREET. wtittttittititttttttittttttitttttittttittHtttttt tttn tint tuitmtiniiitti tit tt tin tmitittiiitti e (Ion as when , ordered closed. The Hoard will visit the camp In n body to day with a view of passing on tho proposition fairly, Ilefore leaving, the legislators gave notice that they had In their possession numerous petitions, complaints and charges they desire to discuss with tho Doard. It was arranged that these matters would bo heard at tho regular meeting next Wednesday. PLAGUE INJACRAMENTO Sacramento. March I. The Dec to night publishes the following: Sacramento's Interest In the p'uguo situation In San Francisco Is Just now n ltnl one. The latest victim, n Chi nese who died on February 21th at 33 Waerlcy Place, went there from Sacramento about two weeks ago and was sick when he arrived there. It Is a case whlchlcalls for Investigation here as well as In San Francisco It Is difficult to learn tho hhlory of the case. The Chinese nro ery secre tive about plague matters and It Is hard to find any details concerning any of the victims. Their plan Is to claim that n man found sick or dead had been 111 for a long time. At 13 Waerlcy Placo It lias been learned by tho Health authorities of San Francisco that the man. whose name Is I.ung'Why Fung,, was employed as a cook In Sacramento, He went to Sin Francisco about tho 14th of the month and was 111 at the time. He died on the 24th and tho symptoms of plague were discovered when the body was examined by Dr. Frank 1 Wilson. Assistant City Phy sician, while making his rounds. Tho caso was verified as the scptlcaemlc emphasis that he was In favor of tho form, n form of the dlseaso which Is bill. He referred to the alarming death not as violent In Its course1 as either rate among tho Hawallans from con- the bubonic or the pneumonic form; sumption nnd believed It was wholly nnd which, In history elsewhere, fur duo to the Importation of the disease i nlshes the largest percentage of rccov from t,ho Mainland. "Charity begins at cries. In San Francisco there have home," said he, "and wo must protect been no recoveries, our own people." As to the radical nature of tho bill, Attorney General Dole, who drafted tho law said, "that part of the bill relating to pulmonary tuberculosis Is so far quail (led that I do not believe It Is open to tho criticism of being too radical. Not only must a case of tuberculosis be proved but a ease dangerous to pub lic health must bo shown before tho person afflicted can bo deported under tttn In... ft Tlnln nt.n antil flint tiA Hit .,. ..... nw.u ...o w.u ... .. . believed tho act, it passed, would bo ( William II Chandler of Now Hamp largely self enforcing. The steamship shire has been sealected to bo president companies would be careful to bring no of the Spanish Claims Commission. bhb 1 PAHS,uluAnb AT THIS HAWAIIAN TOBACCO CO., Ltd., Corner Merchant and Nuunnu St., olwo HOTI3L. ST.. opposite Bethel. Works 'Phone, 389, Office 'Phone, 390. Save YOlir Wife Many Steps by Installing A House Telephone from You will never part with it. Upstairs to Kitchen, House to Servants' Quarters, House to Stable, Etc. We will Install two 'phones complete under a gaarantee at a price well, you cannot afford to be without them. The Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd., Alakea Street. SEATTLE DEER. The ever popular Rainier beer Is be coming a household word and "will you have a glass of Seattle," Is mora often heard than anything else. The Criterion Saloon bas the beer on Up or In botMes. Chandler Given a dob. Washington, March 0. Ex-Senator TlieLightThatNeverMs BRILLIANT itTTLEHEAT 1f Jiw ggg nnn vll ' V ECONOMICAL Jk Angle Ump 1ALS0 CARRA600D STOCK OFHANOtWL STArO AM) hVWD LAMPS) I Another Large Shipment of Angle Lamps. "THE ANGLE LAMP" THE LIGHT THAT NEVER FAILS. tt wejni a! mo it IncrtJItli that any limp could be gooi enough 10 lake the place of electricity on tvtn tertni. yet such U the cae lth tht anoib lamp. All over tht lilanit people art throwing aay their ot4 lamp anJ replacing thera with this lamp, not merely cecaua It coats about one-tenth as much to main tain (con Is no object to some peo ple) tut, btslJe. being Infinitely cheaper, It Is more brilliant an4 more reliable In the bargain It It a revelation to every one who uses It, ani simply demonstrates that the otdfahlonej lamp.was a barbar ous contrivance. THE ANOLB LAMP never smokes, smells or gives any trouble Is lighted anJ extinguished s easily as gas, and Is the Idea light from every standpoint Wt carry thest lamps from f 1.80 up, T. II. Davies & Co., Ltd. HARDWARE DEPARTMENT. AGENTS FOR Sterlln Lllhflfatlnv Oll. Cllrlnhn. All,, r-m.nl Dnrttan.1 TamaM. r.l.nl Pnu.il-. Co . nick- n.i.M Uelllnc, Rocht Hitbor linn C Siw Hon, Sewing Machines ani I'an-Anwlcan Hind Sewing Machines. UkALfcKs IN Agateware. Glassware, Croinery, Harness, SadJIes anJ Leathers, Rues, Brass Bel steals, Trunks, Valises, Maulnfs, Safes, Linoleums I'owJer and Caps, General Hardware and Plantation I !M Kl I ill dAMMrnimMBrMn ' laVi 1 1 . 1 1 mMEtWZzUuXJ. ammmt 1 1 iw n in 11 j'SPLENDIDaTPNIC Is recommended to build up ifT jiSWJheconvalcsceiitrstreiWIhenthe ' JtfrvBtotfSS: OH SALE EVERYWHERE THE EVENING BULLETIN THE OLDLST HAWAIIAN DAILY I'AI'UR A KlwNUKS FOR ADVERIIStRS &&&&&&&& aRgr.tvated cases anil the law, once publlshcti broadcast, would deter con sumptives from taking the risk of a trip to Hawaii. Dr. Emerson said pulmonary tubor culosls bacilli was harder to combat than the cholera or plauuo germ. Senator Carter asked for statistics ol pulmonary tuberculosis. President Raymond talked at length In reply on the general subject. lib said the main lUmculty the medical profession meets In combating this disease, Is the fact thtft tho right laws cannot be secured, Tho reason such laws cannot be had Is that the disease Is so prevalent that nearly every legis lator has n relative or friend afflicted nnd sentiment prevents the matter from receiving proper consideration. On request or ucprescniative HUK- ley, tho Health committees from each hotiee'were furnished' with a ccrllflel copy of the statistics read. l'ho turd'supply for the settlement at Molokal was again discussed, tho nti'jjcct coming up on the report of Health Officer I'rntt, that no response .tad lfcn rccclvil f. !iic advents m'tr.t for tenders to furnish palal. Superin tendent Reynolds said thnt the supply now available was sufficient for half rations only. He believed, however, that after April 1, the supply from Mo lokal alleja would Do suffiiienl. The superintendent was Instructed to uso eery effort to procure tavj and, If ne cessary, to purchase an uxtri supply of flour. IIIUs for labor and suniillfM, furnish ed during the plague, but not faul be cause of lack of funds, were brought up. The total sum of these, whlih had been marked 0. K. by the Ilo.tnl h $J2r,S.78. On motion of Dr. KnurBOii. the Legislature w 111 bo requested to ap propriate this amount. Attorney S. T. Chllllngworth ap peared In behalf of the Ouhu Lumber & Ilulldltig Co. with n bill for lumber furnished during tho plagtto to Mr. lloardmnn, whose buildings were burn ed by order of the Hoard of Health. The lumber was used to make a store house for Hotrdman's effects, sacd from tho flic. The bill wus referred to Attorney General Dole for his opinion as to tho liability of tho Hoard, A (utltlon was read asking thnt J. K. Walamao ho nppolnted superin tendent of tho leper settlement. On report of Dr. 01lor, Mrs Lohen, was glen permission to go to the leper settlement to care for her husband Dr. Monsarrat was oted a commis sion as ngent of tho Hoard of Health. A communication from J. II. Ather ton nsklng that Ilellcf Camp No. 2, In Knuluwcla, bo thrown open ugaln for tenants, nag read. President Ray mond, Health Officer Pratt and Keeno, tho plumber, hnd Inspected the premi ses nnd In their oplnloti, the placo The other appointments will soon fol low, and It lJ Intended thnt the Com mission shall get to work as soon as possible, In view of the vast amount of work to be done. In form nnd method of doing bust ness this Commission will npproxlmnto tho Alabama Claims Commission rath er than any of the International com missions that havo sat In recent yean, ITnless hereafter authorized by Con gress, the Commission will not con sider claims of any other than cltlzomi of the Tutted States tor damages sin, talncd during the war. a i , TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY. fake Laxative Dromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund tho money If It falls to cure. E. W, Grove's signature Is on each box. 25 cent. J. J. WILLIAMS, Photographer. o 0 Visitors are cordially Invited t ;all and inspect our eallery of life- size royal photos, from Kamehameh. I. to date. At tho Old Stand On Fort Street :: and Just Received a New Lot of Key West Domestic Cigars 1 Beaver Lunch Rooms, HAWAII LAND CO. Limited. Capital Stock Capital, paid up, $100,000. $48,860 OFFICERS. V. C. Achl President A Manager M. K. Nakulnt,.... Vice President J. MaLalnal .Treasurer Enoch Johnson Secretary Deo. L. Deshi Auditor BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Jonah KnmaUe. J. Malolnal J. W. Blplkant, The above Company will buy, loose, or sell lanJj In all parts of the Hawaiian Islands; and also turn houses In the City of Honolulu for rent. US9-yl W. C. ACHI & CO. Brokers & Dealers 8EALESTATE H. J. NOLTE. GHAS. CB4MER G. A. GROTE Merchant -:- Tailors CLOTHING Cleaned and Repaired OUR SPECIALTY. First Class Work guaranteel Union St. near Hotel I ecu NOTICE The following bicycles are now at the Police Station anJ owners can have them bv proving property and paying expenses ot advertising: Tribune, No, 475Q; Columbia, No. 82ht; Columbia, No, Oi it: EMredge, No, 24710: Imperial, No. 14506 1716-tf OT We will Bo or (,l Baa, SstaUla til parts ot the group. tW We will Bsll FiopsrtlM on Btasotv tela Commissions! OFFICE, 10 West King Street DAVID DAYTON, Real Estate Broker 223 MERCHANT ST. FOR SALE. Property In town and suburbs and HOUSES TO LET. T. R. MOSSMAN Real Estate Agent Abstractor and Searcher of Title . . Loans negotiated Rsuts collected. Campbell Building, , Merchant street. ff;.7MM.,A:tWWWWJ!to:rrAm(rt-M:..rJ! the best in seventy years Cyrus Noble 1 1 V ( TllllH L tU asaHsWllUal 1 1 Sirf&BPrm t'l wiiisKiiv on ' n zirwi2ffM tMJ i i W. C. PEACOCK & CO., LTD , Sole Agents una In tho same poor sanitary condl- jit . w.j M.. atsOHiJ