Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-20

ant one lie quoted a regulation Of the
board adopted April 6. 1900. prohibit.
Ing lnterments within the city limits
after October I. 1900. excepting by
special permission. Different private
corporations had been looking up or
, locating cemetery sites outside Of the
city. but no new cemetery had up till
now been ofiicially accepted or recog-
nized.
DIR. Garvin wanted instructions as to
how 10 act after October I. II was sug.
gested In answer to him that special
permission should be inserted In burial
permits until new arrangements be
made.
II was voted to furnish the superin-
tendont OF Public Works a copy OF tho
regulation. with request that some
action be taken toward providing
burial accommodation for people re-
quiring such.
A report was read from Il. c. Shorey,
food inspector. which revealed the con-
siderable prevalence OF watered milk,
also more adulterated groceries than
the public have any idea Of Some
London brands OF condiments which
are household words we're reported as
loaded with sand. Analyses of water
from the city supply were given. The
water as a rule Is not bad but liable 10
infection. Nuuanu water is not dele
terious but charged a good deal with
vegetable matter.
The recommendation of the examin-
Ing board for a practitioners license
to DR.. Mays was confirmed
DR.. John W. Waughop requested that
his son be paid for two months SER
vices as government physician at Ko.
loa, Kauai, pending the return of Dr.
Goodhue
DIR. Reid wrote asking IL he was GO
ing to get a commission as physician
To the Hilo hospital 1t appeared FROM
the records that the management Of
the hospital was turned over to trus-
tees and they appointed DR.. Grace az
physician. The secretary was instruct
ed to so inform DR.. Reid
A letter was read from Louis Aungst
begging for a new physicians appoint
ment for North Kona. He wrote for
others.
The Dowsett Estate, Ltd, sent in a
claim for years rent OF land at IA
hololoa. used for quarantine station,
amounting to sii0O. Referred to the
Attorney General.
DR.. McCOnkey. Government physi-
clan at Paia Maui. wrote stating tina;
school teachers. under the contagious
diseases regulation. claimed the right
Of medical examination without charge
A circular to government physicians
four years old, produced by the secre,
tary, showed that for fourteen day:
from the opening Of a school term boti
teachers and pupils are to be examined
by government physicians withou
charge.
Mr.. Lowrey, from the special com
mittee, submitted plans and specifica
lions for the government dlspenslry
which were informally discussed. Ac
cepted and the recommendation Of liz
committee referred to the Superinten
, dent of Public Works.
DR.. Emerson and Mr.. Lowrey wer
appointed a committee on means of al
lowing visitors to go to the Leper set
Element without mingling with the in
habitants.
DR.. Cooper drew attention to state
. ment published In the Advertiser, I
the effect that hundreds OF childre
were debarred from the public school
on account OF being unable to obtai
health certificates. There were onl
two diseases, practically, that prevent
ed children from getting certificate!
Now, II there were hundreds as state,
1t was strange that they had not bee
:, reported by agents Of the Board {
" Health He considered the repol
exaggerated and a deplorable thing ,
go abroad where 1t would be used b
enemies of Hawaii.
IL was voted that the secretary TAX
), steps to ascertain the facts from tn
Board of Education.
= At 5:15 the Board went into execr
tive session.