The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-05
(From Thursdays Advertiser.)

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We miss among our members today
Dr., Z. b. Cooper. / believe state the
unanimous sentiment of the Board in
expressing our regret that he decided
to retire from position where he has
been for years an active and positive
FACTOR In public health matters. His
record In quietly, economically and eff
fectively handling epidemic disease will
stand to his lasting credit. His record
In promoting the welfare of the lepers
and effective work In enlisting the prac-
ticai ala OF the Federal Government
In their behalf can not be forgotten.
the support he has given the present
President of the Board of Health is
gratefully acknowledged.
We extend welcome to DR.. James
I. Wayson as member of the Board
Father Joseph of Kalawao proposes
to erect private laboratory on his
premises and requested a permit for
Brother Sylvester to assist him for a
few weeks. Your approval of this and
four corral permits is requested.
For reasons given, Superintendent
McVeigh advises the refusal of the pc
titions of Alice Kaelemakule and Ioane.
Certain work was in progress at the
Insane Asylum at the time of DIR. Slog-
getts death. 1t is now completed and
the Public Works and Auditors De-
partments request the Board to form
ally approve the bill for superintend-
ence.
The report for April of the Inspector
of Buildings and Plumbing is herewith
presented.
l hand you the statement of the
Board OF Trustees of the Hilo Hos
p,a''
80, '"e reques' Vi d coiiiiiii',ee Oh 'he
~ Va ep,esen'a'i,es' ''e rresiuent
~, o'o s'an'eu permits Ior 'he
Ca u mrs' Niahahui anu
nv,
ne Isl y, 'ne poaru 10 seiect any
@ '"rve eHaii,nihe physicians was
- pi' se,e'teu Wy 'ne
90 Iro,,,,a -, 10y
oc,ao.oa ,,,,,,, ,a.
-, ~, 1890, aieo
w. 1870 ~ ~ ne iepe,.
'"e win the "'haia
methods Of examination en,n,ovad h,,
the Board of Health are painstakinr
and accurate.
The Board has never declined to all
low leper suspects to have their own
physicians present at examinations.
and in two instances during the year
this has been the case
To accurately define this privilege I
recommend, after consultation. that the
Rules and Regulations as to the Ex
animation of Lepers be changed and
be enacted as follows:
RESOLUTION
wr,r,rAc 500
1917 ana 100 - thn no,., iiSs, no;
e. To,.,,a,, 1--we VI
ai,,o ~ -. 80, "u'"o'''s 10
rrIDnDEon,o n, ,n,
,rhat IN ,,ro,.,o,,a - ~
iration 90 49,, '"e
"a. "a r,,,,, '' 'epea'-
pEco, ,Jt,r mn,
- .na. an iulure eAailii-
,ha aatorr,isa t,or pisone ioI
tha,, 80 $3.50 - ~. 1910. VI iio'
CIV shan he oond,,otaa - 80 ,l lvpio
80 ' 'u'''eu uiiue' Tue roho"-
INA ION vi hhfbhS'
First: the Board Of Examining Ply
slcians shall consist OF five physicians
appointed by the Board of Health, one
OF whom snail be the Bacteriologist of
the Board OF Health, and another Of
whom snail be skilled in the use of
the microscope for the discovery of the
paciili OF leprosy, and be designated as
the Assistant Bacteriologist
Second: The Bacteriologist Of the
Board OF Health shall promptly make
preliminary examination of such per-
son coming voluntarily or otherwise