The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-07-31

i've" Carried.
His Ex C C. Harris amended Section I by
inserting after the word taken the words shall
cause ihe money 10 be advanced TO the servant tC
be paid 10 bis presence" His Ex- also amended
Section by offering The following substitute; ''NC
Zee paid BY the master 10 any sEent runner or mid
dleman, Tor the purpose Of procuring the services
Of any servant under the provisions Of the l4l1th
Section Of the Civil Code. shall be charged TO The
said servant, or deducted in any way from such
servants wages"
BIZ passed to enErossment.
The act introduced BY Nj. Eaai, authorizing the
translation and publication Of the Book Of Rules
for the regulation OF the business Of Deliberatiye
Bodies, published by Luther :. Cushing was, after
some debate, passed 10 enErossment-
The BIZ Of His Ex F. W HatehisOn next eonsid-
e-gde5 on lis second reading, as follows
Section J. There shall be established in the City
Of Honolula, q Dspoussry for furnishing medical
advice aud medicine 10 persons of both sexes afflicted
with Sypbilitic and yeuereal Diseases said Dis
peusary shall Dc under the general control and
direction Of the Minister Of the Interior who shall
have power 10 appoint : competent physician 10
have charge Of the same and 10 make al needful
rules and regulations for tie administration Of said
Dispsusa-y
SEEtElu al women hllNL 10 lG fINSAlA-Ale
shall attend and be examined By the physician in
charge Of such Dispensary from time 10 time upon
due notice from the Marshal OF the Kingdom or his
deputy 10 be approved by tie Minister Of tie Inie
Nor OF some agent sQpoiu:ed by him and shall sub
nit themselves 10 such treatment as in the iuds-
meui Of The physician in charge shall be necessary
10 promote their cure. In Ike manner any other
persons. male or female, who may be suffering from
medical treatment elsewhere, shall De required TO
submit themselves Tor examination and treatment
upon notice as aforesaid
Section $. ANY person who aftcr due notice IS
prescribed in The preceding Section shall fail TO al
;e-d IS afJrgssid, OF who shall neglect OF fail 70
obey The prescriptions OF the physician IN charge Of
Tie Dispeuszry slaI upon the written order Of the
Minister 0i the Interior, be sgmmaIily imprisoned
for SO long O time is their disease CndlrEers the
public health.
Section : The expenses Of the medical treatment
and medicines furnished IS aforesaid, shall be at
the charge Of the person receiving The same, if able
90 pay for the same otherwise 81 the charge Of the
Government
Section 5 TIE physician appointed 10 the care Of
such Dispeusary shan be paid such reasonable com
peusatiou as msy be determined by the Minister Of
the Interior. aud shall account 10 the Department
Of the Interior Tor al moneys received under this
Act
Section c. For the purpose Of carving into effect
the provisions Of This act the sum % Five Thousand
Dollars is hereby appropriated out Of the moneys in
the Pu5lic Treasury uot otherwise set apart. This
appropriation shah have tae szme effect and be sc
counted for in the same manner IS If inserted in The
Ee1eral Appropriation Bill. and shall be payable
H.r.-
NJ Martin wss opposed 10 the BIZ, and thought
the Queens Hospital tie proper place to treat this
class OF unfortuna;es-
Nj kaai spoke il favor Of the Bill
Pending discussion, Assembly adjourned.
SEvESTI- -TIEsT DAY. July 24ih. 1872
Assembly met 81 10 o'clock A. u, The President.
His Ez P Nalaolllaa in The Chair Prayer by the
Chaplain Journal OF preceding session read, and
on motion approved.
Mr. J. O. Carter, Chairman Of Select Committee
10 whom was referred the claims Of American ship
owners for compensation fer the return Of Hawaiian
Slauea from the Arctic Ocean 10 this port in the
F4I OF ISL. reported: That they were Of opinion
tlai compensation should be allowed bu; that the
demand wss TOO eztrlvaEaut The Committee pro
posed as basis Of settlement that the sum Of ffty
ceuts day for each man, be allowed for all seauen
returned 10 this port, as slle=c5 in tie claims pre-
slltgd who were duly enrolled upon the Articles
Of Hawaiian vessels. Report accepted ard placed
10 theO-iers OF the day.
C6der the bcad Of unfinished business, was bill
10 prevent the spread Of syphiti1 and veueraa dis
eases, on its second reading.
his Ex the Minister Of the Interior hoped the
BIZ would psss, as 1t was 10 prevent the spread
Of disease from which tie innocent and the guilty
suffered alike, and was the principal cause OF the
decrease Of the population Of these Islands He
hoped the bin would be thoroughly discussed, and
that members would not dispose Of ittoo summari-
,y. as be expected in i;s debate 10 convince the
members Of tie alvisability Of its passage.
on motion, Bill taken to Committee OF the Whole,
NJ. Rice il the Chair.
Section I read.
Nr. KomoikelaeLu was opposed to tie BIZ, and
did not believe in our additional Dspeusary. when
those wo were diseased could be easily Dc cared for
ct the Queca's Hospital, and moved to indefinitely
postpone the Bill
Mr. L1nole2 thought the title Of The bill well
enough. but in his opinion tie body Of it was Of
little soeouut, and II passed would be more ohjec-
tionable than the Act 10 mitigate the evils AID
diseases arising from prostitution which was re-
poaled by his Legislature He favored the idea Of
for treatment IS large appropriation had been made
by this Legislature in aid Of that institution, and
under the circumstances no dspeusaries were ueces
sary: Il the doctor Of the Queeu's Hospital could
not cure these diseases get another doctor but don't
spend S. 600 Tor nothing.
Nr Kasi was il favor Of the Bill and should vote
for its passage, because in bis opinion such BIZ
would work TO advantage, and do great deal Of
good.
HIS Ex the Minister Of the Interior explained to
the Hozse the working OF the Bill under oousderz-
tiou. in contrast with the Law OF 1850 alluded to By
Nr. L01oaea and pointed ont the advantages Of the
BIZ nov sought 10 De passed over the Act 10 mti-
Eatethe evils and diseases arising from prostitution
which was repealed few days since by this As
senbly.
Nr Komoikehuehu withdrew Lis motion to il +
definitely postpone.
Nj Navahi adopted the motion TO indefinitely
pos,Pone, Is the BIZ would have tendency 10 with
draw patients from the Queens Hospital, which
would DC better treated there than elsewhere and il
lis opinion the Hospital was the most proper place
for this class Of patients.
Mr. Nikaleni Was opposed 10 the BIZ because It .
gave 100 much power 10 the Minister OF the Interior
and was nothing but the Law 10 mitigate the evils
and diseases arising from prostitution over again.
He could see no use Of an additional Dispeusary so
long the Queens Hospital was in active operation
he thousht il as the idea Of the Ministry 10 have
fs--s--r fo- e-h of the T--s -f.s ze-h K heir n