The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-12-07

WAS F0RCtD 70 MA IN
Assistant Super enoent OF the In.
sane lusptullvu rs
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Mainland de Aas been fired from hH
= potion. Al meeting o. enc sOd4t
.Jl Health yesterday experimental.
Iie.DeIJ, Of the asylum, announce
tuIs. he said, our asai taut Eup,ruD
,yndeht has some On vacation. H.
, Aas been under me tWJ years anu Ia.
been my assistant iOr one year. a.
= ,nIo time he nas had no nOIuay. Nv
IeIy employee Of the asylum D. e4tltle.
! 10 one month each year, and / allowed
Mr. NlnkIer 10 80 OF Oh the Las.
steamer Tor a month . VACATION. Nov
+ discover mat he has been guilty o.
gross demeALOr. 1 consider hlH.
discharged lie has been forced 4
! marry a native woman living near TIA,
LsyIum. HIS books are ali rIsut a.
ne Was appO4Hled by me. 1 suppose
nave the IIght to discharge Nun anC
appoint a succesSOr.'
4 he board agreed that DR.. Herbert
had this right.
Mrs o. Winkler and child went q
few days ago TO one OF the other Isl
ands. There have been rumOrs to-
some days of Winkler's trouble. Dr.
Herbert denied 10 the Advertiser Oh
Monday night, after Winkler mad san
ed for san Francisco. that he knew 0.
any reason for his being absent from
the asylum, other than his taking q
vacation.
Dr. Herbert asked the Board OF
! Health yesterday for permission 10
lease six acres Of land upon which
faro Is grown. This matter was refer
red TO the attorney general.
DR.. Dinegar. Board OF Health ply
stefan on Maui. was inst ucted to send
all his surgical patients 70 the hospit-J
at Wailuku.
DR.. Watt sent in his resignation as
meat inspector al Lhue, Kauai, the
same 70 take effect January ].
DIR. Emerson presented the board
I with several volumes OF the New York
Board of Health reports. The board
voted It's thanks for the present.
Executive Officer Pratt spoke OF the
death reports sent In by the deputy
sherlns on the Other Islands. He read
a number Of them, which described the
death Of persons mentioned TO various
causes, such as "dropsy OF the belly"
lever drinking OF poison" and
swelling"
Or. Emerson said il should be re-
membered that the deputy sherihs
making these reports received no re-
Enumeration in the matter Executive
Officer Pratt mentioned the fact that
from some localities no death reports
mad been received for four years.
Member g. w. Smith OF the board
made motion that DR.. Pratt be in
atructed 10 draw up form for reports
VI births and deaths for submission
10 the Legislature.
The question OF raising certain sal
aries OF officials was taken up Preai-
dent Winston said that he would Ike
10 be relieved from the Office OF Presi-
dent lie said that II he retained the
position he would feel il incumbent
upon him 10 80 through the entire list
Of employees OF the Board OF Health
and reduce all salaries so as 10 ger
within the boards appropriation.
Nothing was done.
Dr. NODiitts request FOR A license as
physician Was deferred until next
week.
ine salary Of Captain Gray. the
nlolEpe keeper Was raised from $50
TO $50 month.
The commissions Of all special
agents Of the board, Issued during the
plague, were Orurlcd cancelled.
a >. Azblll applied for a license 10
on Kuuauu street ma h1ird ag,n1d
that he must MAD. rertaIn s,pita,rg
Improvements before surb Ii,,rs1 "a
granred no. MINI
lp was ordered maj tina oYas,,s.
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after but fbut AN surh nern,its ba h.
sued from M pn,rJ ~ IIog't
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