Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-09-10
MA[ULAN| MAKES RULES
HEALTH BOARD OBJECTS To
BARRING DELIRlUM TREMENS
ALuLi GIVES OPINION ON GENE.
TERiES-ASPiRANT FOR SHo.
REYs PosiTioN-RE.
PORTS.

Much business occupied the attention
OF the Board Of Health yesterday az
ternoon. Present were President G. \.
Cooper, Fred c. Smith, DIR. w. II.
Mays, NJ. Z. Robinson and +. c. Win
Health Officer J. S. u. Pratt. Secretary
Charlock, City Sanitary Officer Tracy
and Stenographer Mae Weir
A communication from J. II. Nuinia,
J. X. Keliikule and NJ X. Makaena,
committee Of Hoole Pope Association,
Kalaupapa, objecting to proposed
beer license. Action was postponed
until the receipt of the application 70,
license.
The regulation Of the sale of fish and
the Boards control OF the selling of
ava were asked for.
The formal resignation of Food Com
missioner L. c. shorey was received
and accepted with regret. Dr. Cooper
speaking of Shorey's good work and
faithfulness. Shorey accepts the posi-.
ton of chemist at the Federal Exper.
iment station. He was granted va.
N"hiSh hoi Nh' ltAoN NNo "NthN vi NHiH
month, his resignation taking effect
the first OF October.
Chemist Gilbert n. Batchelder OF the
Kohala Sugar Co. applied for the posi-
ton to be vacated by Shorey. The
Board will consider the application.
Klaus government physician, DR.. l..
S. Thompson, was granted leave of alb
sence for six months. lie goes to visit
Europe and Asia and recommended DR..
Addison X. Bell OF Georgia as his sub
stitute. On securing local license DR..
Bell will be appointed.
DR.. w. b. Deas, physician for the
Konas, sent in his resignation, which
was accepted.
DIR. r. G. Curtis was appointed ply
sician for Olaa, taking the place OF DR..
Hayes, who has moved to Hilo
DR.. Pratt reported on his visit 10
Hilo, making the following recon-
mendations which were taken up by
the Board, that body deciding:
!. That the government physician
at Hilo be sent copy Of DIR. Pratt s
recommendations for making the Ser
rao market sanitary, with Instructions
to have them carried out,
2. That the president see the Super
intendenIof Public Works about neces-
sary repairs to the hospital.
3. That the pest house be furnished
SO as to accommodate four patients.
4. That the resignation Of Veteri.
marian Jones be requested
5. That the walling in OF the ditch
through the Asiatic quarters be re,
ferred to the Superintendent OF Public
Works for abatement Of the nuisance
Rules prepared by the Malulan
(Walluku) hospital trustees, were re-
ferred to the medical members of tn,
Board with power to amend.
DR.. Armltage had been omitted from
the list OF visiting physicians and Or
Cooper thought this was not right
Delerium tremens patients, by tn
rules, were excluded. Mr.. Winston de
clared this to be absurd. Maternity
cases were also excluded
|, Noah T. Aluli, of the Attorney Gen
erals Office had delivered an opintol
concerning cemeteries, quoting the Law
and saying that the Board can estab
fish rules regulating the interment o
dead bodies.
A, l.. Perry wrote for a permit 4
open a cemetery in Kalihi, at the up
per portion of the Kaiulani tract. Tn
matter was referred to DR.. Mays, Mr.
Robinson and the president.
Reports OF various health officers
published elsewhere, were read an
placed on file.
A portion Of Alui's cemetery opin
!. ion follows:
"a party received permission iron
the Board OF Health to bury doa'
person at the Kawaiahao cemetery
where 1t is already full. Under sue
an authority the party in digging tn