The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-06-01
A New japanese Doctor licensed.
vaccine Farm Ordered Established
Two Weeks Routine Bust
meas Disposed or.

afternoon at O'CLOCK, a1ler missing
one regular meeting. There were
present W. o. Smith (presidentl,
John Ena, J. 7. Waterhouse, Jr., Dr.
Andrews, J. .. Carter, DR.. Day, and
Agent G. 3. Reynolds.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved
President Smith stated that, IN
order to attend to larger number
OF matters Of business and detail, he
would call the order Of business from
the bottom.
4 letter was read from j. Haole,
asking that ceI tain water pipes be
laid at the settlement. Tie secretary
was ordered to instruct him that the
matter was already in the hands Of
Superintendent Meyers.
Agent Reynolds submitted the fol
lowing report relating to the case of
the board of health against Joseph
Tinker, butcher
HONOLULU, May 81, 1898.
To the Hon. the President and Mem
DerS or the BOafQ OF heaiIus
GENTLEMEN-I beg to submit the
following report showing the difficult
ties the agents of the board have to
contend with in trying to abate public
nuisances by bringing the same TO the
police court.
Nav 9Th, jos. Tinker, butcher, was
caught in the act of Strengthening two
calves on his premises on Nuuauu
street. As he had been caught and
cautioned several time before, swore
out a warrant for his arrest. The case
was to be tried May 9Th. May 9th,
defendant and his counsel not ready,
postponed till the l0thi May 10th,
postponed till 18th; May 18th, defend
ant and Judge slightly indisposed, post
poned till 18th; May 18th, counsel en-
gagged elsewhere, postponed TIL 2Oth;
Nav 10Th, counsel engaged elsewhere,
postponed till I'D; May 22d, counsel
engaged elsewhere, postponed till 23d;
May 23d, counsel engaged elsewhere,
postponed till 18th; May 18th, counsel
engaged elsewhere, postponed till 30thi
Nav both, commenced and continued
to 3Ist; May 31st, defendant found
guilty and fined 81 and costs 81 80.
The above is fair specimen of all
the cases 1 have brought before the
court the past three years.
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Executive Officer Board of Health.
The report was accepted and placed
on file. several members commenting
on the laws delays in emphatic
terms
A letter from Joseph Terros,
leper 10y, was read, in which he
claimed he got no medicine at the
settlement. Referred to Mr.. Meyers.
The report of the examining com
mirtee OF physicians on lepers was
handed in. It contained the names
OF pronounced lepers examined at
the Kalihi receiving station by the
board Of examiners on May 23d- The
report included % confirmed lepers,
suspects aud not leper. OF the
% Ieuers the oldest was woman OF
20 years OF age and the youngest
boy of 6 years On motion of j. o.
Carter, the report took its usual
course
In answer to a question by Presi
dent Smith, Agent C. B. Reynolds
said there were nine lepers expected
from Koua, Hawaii, shortly, and he
believed there were some Il others
vet to be brought in from other isl
ands. This number would include
nearly all now at large
A letter was received from DR. Al
verez containing a list OF suspected
lepers. Ordered fled
George H Williams reported that
a leper had properly been refused
passage on the regular steamer from
Hawaii, and would be sent down On
the proper boat
An application was read from Dr.
Sanya Asano, of Japan, endorsed by
Consul-Generel Fujii, asking for per
mission to practice medicine IN Ha-
wall. The matter, together with the
doctors diploma from the Cooper
Medical College of San Francisco,
was referred to a committe, which re-
ported later. and on motion, the ap
plicatiOn was granted
A letter was read from DIR. Camp
bell. OF Waimea, Kauai relating to
the proposed establishment of
hospital at that place, at a cost OF
$1,000 After considerable discussion,
Investigation showed that the board
had 10 available appropriation to
draw aid from for the new hospital
TIE secretary was Instructed TO IN
form the projectors OF tne enter
prise of the boards endorsement and
concurrence, stating that the presI
dent would likely recommend favor
ably thereon IN his report TO the leg
islsture-
A report was read from the boards
agent at WaIluku, Maui, recommend
ing that the Catholic hospital at that
place be allowed TO tap the main wa !
ter pipe with one tap one half inch /
IN size, but the right to withdraw /
the privilege was reserved. Approx
ed
4 letter from Mr. Stoltz, the /
boards agent at Kauai, recommend /
ed that a quarantine be placed over I
the valley OF Kalawso, which now 7.
contains twenty-three households, /
embracing over 100 persons includ-
ing twenty eight lepers- Consldera-
ton OF the matter was referred TO the 4
president to confer further with Mr.
StOltz
Several letters from Dr. Maurltz, .
commenting on the examination o. .
schools for Iepers were read, one OF
which recited an instance where be
had been orposed in the performance