Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-18
WALLACE RESOLUTION
Continued from PAGE y


tive Hawaiian who shall practice med
icine without license, shall, upon
conviction thereof, before a police or
district justice, be fined in sum OF
not more than fifty nor less than If
teen dollars; PROVIDED, HOWEVER,
THAT NO PERSON SHALL BE PUN
iSHED FOR DOCTORING ANY PER-
SON AFFLICTED WITH LEPROSY.
All laws or parts of laws in conflict
with the provisions Of this Act are
hereby repealed"
approved this 18th day of Septem.
her, A. .. 1876
KALAKAUA X
Whereas: The said policy, to-wit.
allowing any person to treat any one
affected with leprosy has been incor-
porated in Chapter 81 of the Session
Laws of 1892, which reads as follows:
The Board of Health Is hereby auth
orized TO PERMIT ANY PERSON to
engage In the treatment of lepers or
of persons supposed to have leprosy."
(Section 995 of the Penal Laws OF
1897, compiled, by Sidney NJ. Ballou.)
/ And that this law has been further
amended by the Code Commission. APP
pointed under Act i6. Laws of 1908, by
substituting the word may" in place
Of the phrase rs hereby authorized
: to-: and II reads as follows: The
Poard of Health may permit any per-
son to engage In the treatment of lcp-
ers or of persons supposed TO nave lep-
Iosy. Such permits, etc. etc. (Sec-
tion 21l7 OF the Revised Laws OF Ha-
vail"
4 Whereas. The second paragraph OF
the said Section 1927 of the Revised
Laws OF Hawaii, gives the Board OF
Health the sole power to grant, permit
or permits to any person or persons 10
treat leprosy or lepers under such con-
ditions and regulations as the Board
! shall prescribe:
. Whereas: The Legislature at its
last session, passed a concurrent Reso-
luton, requesting the Board OF Health
to give J. Lor Wallach permission to
treat leDers: which resolution is as
follows, to-wit:
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION.
= Resolved. that 1t is the sense OF the
House of Representatives, the Senate
concurring, that It is for the benefit OF
the people in this Territory that Mr.
/, Wallach may be permitted by the
|, Board of Health to engage in the
treatment of lepers at the Kalihi Re.
ceiving Station, according TO the pro.
: visions of Section 1927 of the Revised
Laws of Hawaii
= ut is further resolved, that the
Board of Health Is hereby humbly re-
: quested to give the said Mr. Wallach
FOR the term of six months, under his
control some patients at Kalihi tn,
Board of Health paying the expenses
of keeping said patients in Kalihi.
! "And II is further resolved, that q
i, certified copy of this Resolution may
be sent by the Clerks OF the House and
Senate to the Board Of Health.
q -. w. MOANAULI,
Representative, First District
:, Dated. Honolulu. March %, 1907.
Whereas: The said ]. Lor Wallach
is a citizen of the United States OF
\ America, and of the Territory of Ha.
e vail, and duly qualified voter OF the
Island and County of Oahu, and resid
ing In the city of Honolulu, Oahu
aforesaid; and who claims that he has
cure for leprosy, and has made O
public statement under oath to that
effect, copy of which is before the
! Board of HEALTH
Now Therefore, Be 1t Resolved, by
: the mass meeting held at Aala Park
D on the evening or the - day of Oct
g ober, Ammo Domini, 1907:
!. That the Territorial Board of Health
is requested most respectfully in thu
Interests OF humanity as follows:
/, To permit the said J. Lor Wal
ZACH to treat twelve Q2) persons, nov
at the Molokai Settlement, pronounced
/ by you to be afflicted with the diseas,
known as leprosy
.. To permit the said J. Lor Wal
zach to treat said persons afflicted
u with leprosy at the Receiving Station
II Of the Board of Health, at Kalihi, TO
!. a term not TO exceed six months;
3. To grant him, the said ]. Lo
Wallach, such food and accommoda
tons, as he may in reason desire, anC
: to permit him at the expiration OF tn,
d said six months to choose two lie
y ensed physicians, the Board OF Health
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