The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-10-23

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There were present Members Ems,
Watsrhouse, Day, Wood, Lansing,
aud Emerson. Or. Herbert was
also present.
Dr.. Oliver sent IN report for the
lepsr settlement for the last quar-
ter. 1t showed an attendance 81
the dispensary Of 1920 cases.
President Smith said tbs; last
year the Board hsd made two trips
10 the settlement, and this year
only one. He recommended max
ing another trip during the early
part Of November.
The quarterly report Of the Malu-
Ian; Hospital was read. The r.
port Of the hospital st holos,
Kauai, was also presented. Both
were placed on file.
President Smith Rad 5 letter
from Dr.. Howard, asking leave Of
absence from his duties ST the dis
pensary. NJ. Smith said he had
taken the liberty Of granting the
leave without the permission Of the
Board. The action Of Mr.. Smith
was endorsed by the Board.
The request Of Dr.. !. Il. Ray
mond Tor permission TO practice
medicine IN the islands, was grant
ed. and 8 recommendation sent to
the Minister Of the Interior TO grant
him s license. He was appointed
the Government physician st 10
los. Kauai.
The Committee on the Insane
Asylum recommended on the sd
vice Of d.. Herbert, that the ap-
pointment Of F. !. Gutter SIS super
intendent Of the asylum. be made
permanent. which wss done.
Dr.. Herbert presented the quar-
terly report Of the Insane Asylum.
which showed s total Of seventy
two patients.
Dr.. Herbert also presented S plan
and model for 8 patent bolt. which
would make It practicable. in case
Of fire. TO unlock all the doors at
once. thus releasing al the patients
in s very short time.
President Smith thought the
idea wss one which deserved atten-
ton.
Mr.. Waterhouse moved that the
matter be investigated. and the
Asylum Committee empowered to
set.
President Smith suggested that
Mr.. Emmeluth. who had visited
several State prisons during g re-
cent trip 10 the Coast, be consulted
IN the matter.
Mr.. Waterhouse' motion carried
and the committee viii report at
the next meeting.
Letters from Superintendent
Meyers, Of the leper settlement,
were Rad. dealing with routine
matters st the settlement.
An application was received from
s japanese physician Of Hamakus,
Hawaii, for 8 license to practice
medicine. The secretary was in
structed to notify him that his Pc
tition vas referred 10 the medical
members Of the Board. and that he
would receive his examination SIS
TO his accomplishments if he come
to Honolulu.
Dr.. Day spoke Of the Viavi rem
edies, and saying that Mrs. Gallo
way was selling her remedies, and
making medical visits. This, he
thought. wss an infringement of
the law.
Mr.. Lansing moved that the sec
rotary be instructed to inform Mrs.
Galloway, what the law in the case
was, and tel her that she would
have 10 comply with It.
The Rev. Mr.. Emerson and Mr..
Corbett asked permission TO attend
the dedication services Of the new
Y. ". c. A. Hall ST the leper set
Element. November 18th. PERMITS
sion was accorded to Mr.. Emerson
but refused 10 Mr.. Corbett.
II. 4. Baker. surgeon on the
steamer City Of Pekin, applied for
s position as government physician
in any district Of the islands. The
application was placed on file.
The resignation Of A. Halbing,
OF Makanso, IS agent OF the Board
OF Health. was received and &C.
cepted.
Dr.. s. Cobayashi. 2 japanese
physician, asked for permission to
try a prescription Of his for leprosy.
The secretary was instructed to in
form him Of the law governing such