The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-04-02


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conditions like those prevailing ten
years ago
sheldon suggested voting lump sun
to the Board OF Health and letting II
engage a bactcriologist il the members
wanted.
This excited Kaloiopu who again
questioned DIR. McDonald's ability
Chairman Cohen explained what Dr.
McDonald's qualifications are, being
called to order by Kaniho, who invited
him to sit down aud let him talk some
more.
The motion to strike out the item
was lost on a tie vote-fourteen to
fourteen. BY the same vote the motion
to pass ms in the bill was lost. A ron
call showed no difference or any way
to break the deadlock. The division
showed:
Ayes-IIihio, Kaleiopu, Kama, KA-
manoulu, Kaniho, Kealawaa, Kawaa'
koa, Kawewehi Kinney, Like, Make
kau. Nakaleka, Nawahine, Sheldon.
Noes-A ffonso, Carley, Castro, Coney,
Cohen, Douthitt. Furtado, Kamahu,
Huddy, Long, Moanauli, Rice, Shingle,
and Waiwaiole.
Under the circumstances, the Speaker
not being able to break the tie, the
item had to lac deferreds
Government Physicians.
Rice moved to strike out the item for
| government physicians with the idea of
transferring the matter to the counties.
| Alfonso protested, declaring himself
opposed to the idea of turning too
much over to the counties all at once
and Sheldon came out in favor of seq
regating the sum into counties under
| those circumstances.
Coney urged the advisability of let
/ ting tuis matter be looked after by the
counties, expecting better results. Rec
suggested at least, allowing the coun-
ties to add some to the salaries paid.
Furtado moved that $4,000 be di-
vided as in the bin passed in 1905
Shingle moved to defer, his motion car
rying.
Fumigation and Quarantine.
For quarantine, fumigation, disinfec-
ton, medical service and supplies, and
the prevention and suppression of con
tagious diseases, including tuberculosis,
$4,000 was voted The only question
was that of Sheldon, who wanted to
know if this was all to be spent in
Honolulu.
For rat campaign, Honolulu was
voted $4,000 and Hilo $4,000.
Honolulu quarantine station got
, $4,000 and "A like sum was voted for
Hilo, in spite of KaIeiopu's objections
Hihio wanted an item for Lahaina in
serted in the bill, Shingle suggesting
that $3.50 be voted the ancient capital
for "A rat campaign.
The keeper of the Hilo quarantine
station and assistant WAS voted $l44O
and the morgue items were all struck
, ont as county realizations.
, Molokai Settlement.
The following items passed without
opposition:
4 Segregation and hospital payroll
$4,000; segregation and hospital ex
l pcnses. $4,000; sheriff and police
KaIawao, $3.50; medicines and medical
! treatment at Settlement and Kalihi
Q $4,000; Improvement at Settlement
: $4,000.
Hearse for Settlement.
= Nakaleka moved the following items
a Hearse and equipment, $1,000; stamp
= and stationery $500; for freight AMI
transportation of parcels, $500.
There was some discussion about TIN
/, hearse, which proved matter fo
"a Icvity, in spite of the gruesome sub
a jcct. Cohen wanted TO know if an az
/, tomobiIe hearse was wanted, looking a
4 tie price, while Rice said that the onl,
. Ilearsr he had ever bought had on'.
d cost $i90.
o ~ was second hand" said mcn
Der.
Il 'No, sir, " said the Lihue memb I
r. Second hand for Kauai! / should sal
notp'
Cohen asked Nawahine if specia
e team for the hearse was included IL
e the $1,000. receiving the reply that tn
only speciality about the horses woul'
be- to have their tails locked.
y The item passed as requested
i $1,000.
r Tie following regular items passed
/ Telephone repair. Molokai, 5000; IA
laupapa store, $65,O00; Kapiolani Girls
|. Home, payroll, $500; maintenance
e 81 900; Kalhi Boys Home, payroll
p. 5000; maintenance. $4,000.
/. Mrs. Kea Pension.
A. Kaleiopu had inserted an item il
n permanent settlements to provide
h pension TO the widow of the late JON
It Kea of $1,000 "A month.
D. Continued on Page Eighth
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