The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-06-12

.H|a5UE lreEs.s. 3 IlLs. refuITlng ArIns
Ael fEu rla-s- 4,ulU
l1lHuHi-ial ia- two yeas---..-------... &C.. 5000
ETr Ha-raess completion, ana purchase
.t luuls adi aH.uE uE---------..--.-.----..- 5000
.Iultelr LlrT Ts---...-.-..-----.- .-... -- $500
s2l 900
7a-al farsro yenrs--.--.--..----....... s79.7I5
EHur Committee beg leave to recomment 10 this
EHua-ae Body Co place this item of So 500 in the
Appropriation Ei in rlace OF Ss9, ,o0o for support Of
a .--ury lgr rvo years ending March slst. 1873.
Er Euibeuus gave notice Of Bin empowering
tta Canmlssianers or Grown Lands 10 sell certain
Tfg-e % Crown Land.
Ez- Euukau introduced Resolution that the Po
dice Tu-tire ar Labarn he commanded by the Attor
nr7 General and Justice Of the Supreme Court to
l.Id aaa-s az KaauaraI occasionally. Resolution
returned.
Hs EE. the attorney General read for the first
tHs a Bl 90 organize the District Court at WailuEu
EHa- a. q Police Court Bill passed to second read
i-z and printing.
Nr- EuraEee gave notice OF a BIZ to amend Sec
tiau -. Chapter 50. Penal Cose.
Tho Assembly then proceeded to the Order Of the
D.r-
Eu to umrna soeiou 5Os Of she civil Code, relat-
Eng e ray o. Tax Collectors. read third time by its
-i.Ie and PASSED.
BE ts amend section sI5 Of the Civil Code read
third time Ig its iitle and passed.
lil t1 amend section esC Of tbe Ciyil Code read
tl-l -.ag By its title. and passed.
El ta rugu6 Section g, Chapter 2s, Of the law in
-saiar ra -a Tax Animals. approved on the sIst
dar d Tuir, 1s-l- considered in Committee Of the
- 1als- DR. Eaul-ada le51c called g. the Chair
1.-- Iteacaal ugvcd SO amend the Bill 50 as to do
away r5-h las dog tag
Nr. A. g. yudd supported the motion, and moved
t -ti-atio1 lT ile frsi Seeiian ol the BIZ
Eis EE- sas Minister ar Finance spoke against the
ELL and favored the law Of ls-O, as be thought no
Improvement could be- made on Il.
EI-- HrehcacE Withdrew his amendment until
ss4ul -l1alur l. tbe Bil introduced by Mr.. Kekoa,
amending tde same Act-
l1 cauul-rc -zsiur. the Chairman reported, aud
-saaauga5el thar the Ban be land upon the table
l1-l seas-d reading % the Bill introduced by Mr..
Eusau- uu thr same sub5cci. Report adopted.
AL sri b. smeni the Hawaiian Board Of Health,
a--as-l tdc "a oT June ls6S. considered with Re-
pa. e Majority aud Minority Committee. The Bill
lu--elucei by Mr.. Paikuii, and Is as follows:
S-elar d His Majesty the King shall appoint
Bard as Health ol uatirebOrn Hawaians, consisting
-E t1-et persons. Of which shall be persons who
i-7r u-rlgod a. sixty years Of age. and who are
sraru ta be proficient native medicine, and Of
ulau slaI have been educated in this enlightened
,-r va5 shah serve during the Kings pleasure and
raa-- la,y 5, shal he to examine and inquire into
se gaaitzatllus and good moral character Of Native
q Esvs5aus who Hisb to practice medicine in this
Eurdon-
Se,51u 2. said Board. or a majority thereof. shall
y f,. sf.. sf,a e
sI.s Eutcrior. of whose qualifications they shall be
sis6es. and upou their receipt Of a Recommendation
s-lo5 BY the people Of the district in which such
1aulidate or candidates reside. But if any person
a-rIios to the SAID Board who is known to be pro-
f..art midwifery. certificate shall Immediately be
c-er Ann to practice, the any other pract-
t.aucr. without further examination by said Board.
Section 8. Upon the receipt OF certificate signed
Or enc of the members Of the Board, a majority .
sl.c-r-s the Minister shall grant the applicant,
u-af tbs receipt VI dollars license to practice
medicine for one year
Seeiioa = EseEy physician thus licensed shall
Eser q rutteu record Of all his business setting
s.ztb the nature Of the disease. the medicines
used. the number Of cures effected, the number
Jf deaths, the names, sexes and places Of resi-
5eaoe az his patients: which book Of record shall
paiisu Board % Gesltb or the Minister ST the In
se-iss or his agent and any practitioner who shall
zsai ecr tis record properly, shall fail refuse
3, cztibr The same when called upon to do so, shall,
u1u o5urisiion thereof. before Police or District
g1.siee be dne6 IN a sum not exceeding one hundred
dollars.
socton 5. Any practitioner who shall be convicted
1F the r-acsioe of Anana, Hoopiopio. HOOunauna or
Section g. ANY native Hawaiian who shall practice
1cdizue without having obtained license here
rbefa-e Sc, forth. shall. upon conviction thereof,
before Polioe or District Justice, be fined in a
-t less than twenty nor more than one hundred
dollars provided, however. that this Section shall
r.t arlly to any one who without license admins
srrs medicine the request Of the sick person. or
,ao glreso-ibes medicine once in a case Of necessity.
Also. 10 parent or fos;er-parent shall be prosecuted
fr administering ie his family any simple and
ue-i-znovn remedy and it shall not be wrong for
sa person to administer any laxative medicine, such
koal.' =" PHikui." and other medicines Of the
sane nature, which are known and approved Of by
the people.
Ses;ion :. In al eases Of leprOsy which may here.
ser appear. shall be lawful for any person without
license be be Foreigner, native Hawaiian or China
llan' e fE1.e ei 'le same without the ih'eIieI-
ncs q the Board Of Health. if by such practice the
spread OF the disease Is checked.
seesiou 5. This Act shall take effect from and after
the dass Of its passage.
Nr. C. H. Judd moved to indefinitely postpone the
Bill. which put vote, ana lost.
Tae Assembly went into Committee Of the Whole
for farther consideration Of the Bill, and the two Re
srss, the Hon VI. P. Kamakau being called to the
Chair
BIZ considered by Sections, and Section read.