The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-07-10
J. o. CARTER. Chairman,
j. W KUPAKEE,
W. HANAIKE.


Report accepted.
Mr. Kupaket introduced resolution that persons
who wish to return 10 their homes by the steamer
this afternoon be allowed TO do So, and that the
Board OF Health grant all those pass who have no
signs uf small pOX.
Mr. Martin said he could not see the force Of re-.
strictiug passengers when the vessels were allowed
to visit other ports, and small poX just likely
to reach the other islands through letters freight
and the crews Of vessels as Il was through passen.
gers. He in favor OF stopping al vessels If the
people were not allowed to travel.
Mr.. haai was very much in favor ufthe resolution
and endorsed the remarks OF the last speaker about
OBTAINING al vessels il passengers were not allowed
TO leave.
His Ex. the Minister Of Interior said that the
Board OF Health was not composed Of a single ndi-
vdual, were they individually interested IN the
order 10 restrict passengers from leaving Honolulu
except so far concerned tho public welfare and
the public health His Ex explained to the House
the thaukless position the Board now held; he was
aware that their actions were the subject OF uupleas
ant comment, but under the circumstances tue pro-
mugation OF the order from the Board Of Health
that no passengers would be allowed 10 leave this
port, was something which could not well be
avoided, the public health demanded H. That VI
q rule was made Il ought 10 be enforced, and the
minute one person was favored that minute the rule
was OF no force whatever. Tue question was this
people allowed 10 travel indiscrmiuatey. The case
OF smallpox that broke ont In Mskawao WAS traced
directly from Honolulu; that bad been isolated,
and now tue Board had determined that such A case
should not occur again, hence tue order Of which 50
much talk had been made There VEN other cases
spoken ct on the other islands but allusion was
made NOW particularly 20 tue Makawao case that
called forth the order, Somv tain made Of stop
ping al traffic bat that would De ridiculous Just
now as the disease Nas uuder check bat i We Nefo
70 have the DAYS OF ISIS oVcT again, such course
would be comnicodahle. II no new cases came M.
der the notice VI the Board ct Health the etlicton
would in aN probability be WSca od By MONDAY
ucNt
Mr. carter endorsed the action ., The Boara 1t
Health ~ long ~ they Negv consistent and htm,
aud thought The dNN " al cltiscns % ssslsl The
Raara aud IN al IN their power 10 cheek tbc sptvad
1t the disease tor q gat tito any Ut the Oatct dis
ulels particularly on ,Rc o,hcr islands, me heVcc
would be something NsrlNl ~ there Wvre NOT doc,
tors enough thew 10 chVck u OF oVeN enSt ALI ~
these who NevtcG a.
Relvffvd u Sanitary Committee
Report ol Judiciary Commit,ve on petition lrom
the Chamber Ut Commerev pfaNins Coz The amend,
mcnt OF that portion Ut the civil Code tVlsttng 10
auction licenses, next considered,
Tue Judiciary Cpmmlt,ee submit the following
report ON petition irom the n0nOluln Chamber Ut
Commerce. praying that this Assembly PASS law
amending Section ~ Of The civil Code, BY adding u
tue said Section the following words
Sand no person holding an auclioneer's license
for said Island Of Oahu, shall be granted any license
to sell at Wholesale RETAIL general merchandise
spiFlluons liquors, and shall not sell by auction
general merchandise sprltuOus liquors except by
order Of some person duly licensed 10 sell mer,
ehandlse or spirituo0s liquors"
The effect OF the proposed amendment would DO