Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-27
THE PAIAI CARRYING
BOARD OF HEALTH
FALLS BACK ON WlLDERS
Proposing Of kindergarten ASsOcia-
ton Observation-Disclosures
Of Clothes at LaundrieS--
Pigs Must Leave PauOa'

President Sloggett enlivened yester-
days meeting Of the Board of Health
with vigorous address upon the mat
tiers brought up by the resolution OF
the Honolulu Merchants Association,
also referring to the relations OF the
Board with the Department Of Public
Works.
Those present were DR.. Il. c. SloS-
gett. DR.. C. b. Cooper, Attorney Cen
| eral Il. p. Dole, L. A. Mott-Sm!th, Fred
C, Smith and DR.. w. NJ. Moore, Miss
Mae Weir acted as secretary. DR.. j.
S B. Pratt, the executive officer, end
c. B. Reynolds. superintendent Of set
Element, were in attendance.
Undergraduates Withdraw.
A communication was read from thC
Honolulu Free Kindergarten ana Chii
dren's Aid Association, withdrawing
the nomination of DIR. Mary Barry as
examiner OF female pupils in the
schools of the Territory. The ladies
were aware that In Honolulu woman
physician was employed by the BoarC
to examine school girls. They recon-
mended that in any district where
lady physician resided she ought TO b.
appointed as examiner of girls.
1t was proposed that this recon-
mendation might be adopted If tn
association undertook to pay for tn
services of such physicians.
DR.. Moore objected, saying thu
Legislature made provision for govern
ment physicians of whose duties par
was to examine school children. II
bring in ladies not government uhy
sicians would be liable 10 complicatt
matters.
On motion Of DR.. CO2pe', the le;tei
was received and placed or file.
Sanitation Of City.
Upon the reading of the resolution
of the Merchants Association. Dr.
Sloggett made extended remarks show
ing what the Board had accomplished
and had in hand for the sanitation o
Honolulu.
DR.. Pratt, at the request of the presi
dent, gave his ideas as to method O
disinfecting clothes at wasnhouses an
laundries. An informal discussion fol
lowed. 1t ended in referring the mat
ter to DR.. Moore, Fred Smith and D.
Cooper as a committee to report.
The Resolution.
As to the action bf the Merchants
Association, II was suggested chat a
that should be done at present was I
acknowledge receipt OF the resolution
Mr.. Smith said that If the Fedora
Government granted 5000 600, the ques
ton would be as to the particular spot
where It was to be expended.
DR.. Sloggett thought there would b
little chance of the occasion arising
Every probability was against recciN
ing any Federal money.
Mr.. Mott-Smith favored letting III
matter rest just now. The authors {
the resolution seemed to regret the
hasty movement.
DR.. Sloggett considered the mschi'
was done already, by that days GU
going mail. The appeal Of the me
chants with sensational accessoriC
would be spread broadcast.
The matter dropped.
Pigs In Pauoa.
Dr. Moore verbally reported on Il
keeping of pigs in Pauoa valley, wit
relation to the petition of Dol, Tho'
remote from residence quarters wei
recommended for tolerance, viii
!. those toward town were devoted
- removal.
1t was voted to deny the petition
Dol for renewal of his permission
keep hogs at his present ranch, and
have him notified that they must
removed within three months.
A bill was received from John No
for plumbing done at the bungalow
1900. The notice for all bills Connec
ed with the epidemic to be presentC
within a given time was recalled al
this bill was disallowed.
4 A claim OF Dr. Holland, governmel
j physician of Puma, for a postmOrte
examination was disallowed, on Il