Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-10-23
ANOTHER PLAGUE BILL
PAKAULA MAKES SECOND
DEMAND FOR PAYMENT
DR.. COOPER PROTESTS AGAINST
LICENSES TO PRACTICE MED.
CINE ON COLLEGE
DIPLOMAS.

DR.. II. c. Sloggett, president. was in
the chair at the Board OF Health meet
ing yesterday, other members present
being DR.. Moore, DR.. Cooper, e. A..
Mott-Smith, Attorney General Dole
and Mark Robinson. officials in at
tendance were: DR.. Pratt, executive
officer; c. Charlock, secretary; C.. II.
Tracy. city sanitary officer; d. Nc
Weigh, superintendent 81 the leper set
Element, and Miss Weir, stenographer
w. l.. Stanley appeared as attorney for
Pang Chong. who Is erecting a brick
building at Beretania and\ Nuuanu
streets and. after the order of business
had been gone through save the last
item. was accorded a hearing. He
showed that sanitary requirements
were being observed and the Board as
scented to the construction as planned.
A petition of Kaiu Hikiau for a per-
init to go to Molokai was denied. One
from Mrs. Kikaha, saying she wanted
only to enter the corral for visitors,
was granted.
c. J. Mccarthy, chairman OF the
Democratic party. wrote for leave to
political speakers to go to the corral,
which was granted. The orators are
Jas. l.. Coke, d. A. Mahuka and S. Ka-
hale.
DR.. Geo. p. Andrews. chairman Of
/ a.. %, ,f,,a
mended for license the following ply
sicians: Dr. 7. Matonaga. Hiroshima
medical college; DR.. S. Kushima, Shi
Jikei medical college, and DR.. r. va.
mamura. Osaka medical college. On
motion of DR.. Moore the report was
adopted, DR.. Cooper protesting against
the admission of physicians on mere
diplomas.
J. Pakaula wrote a second time. re.
questing payment of his claim for $3.50
on account of extra services In the
plague epidemic. Mr. Dole said II was
on all tours with the Wilcox claim,
which he thrashed out with Messrs.
Cathcart and Douthitt Of his Office. He
still considered his report as right
without regard to the justice OF the
claim. President Sloggett said there
was no man who could make him sign
approval of claim that he did not
know to be just.
The Legislature made appropriations
for Wilcox and Pakaula. but under con-
ditions requiring the approval of the
head of the disbursing bureau. Pa
kaula, as DR.. Sloggett stated, was en-
ployed at Kalihi detention camp, re.
ceiving salary and rations.
DR.. J. c. Hobby, U. S. quarantine Off,
Ger, gave figures on pestilenCe in the
Orient which show a large increase OF
cholera. They are mostly for two
weeks up to latest date in each case
and as follows:
Manila 2S3 cases and 202 deaths Of
cholera; total from March 20 to Sep
TENDER IA. cases 1868 and deaths 299S
Plague 3 cases and deaths.
Yokohama, no quarantine for two
weeks.
Kobe, "A cases and AZ deaths of chol
era.
Nagasaki, cholera so cases and 3.
deaths.
Shanghai. cholera As deaths.
Hongkong, cholera 6 cases and
deaths.
Reports of the plumbing inspecto
and food commissioner were read ant
filed.
The matter OF Iwilei wash houses AM
property at King and Punchbow
streets were discussed shortly. thel
= referred to a committee consisting o
Robinson, Moore. Mott-Smith ant
Tracy.
1 Mr.. Stanley reported complaint o
Allen Herbert that Japanese haI
n started hog ranches on land lease,
u from Judge Wilcox at Kalihi. He wa
Informed that no hog ranches coul
n lawfully be started within the city lin
its unless with permission OF tn
q Board of Health,