The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-03-12


either nfaiuiinuslf nt iuf pay. ~ shall
nnci ~ 20 practise, no shall ndveftise
~ snnnnner w hold himself oni either
uuhNely o. privately nt prepared 10 ~
ptaeiIsD. without haNihF Hfsi obtained
from the Treasurer If the Territory
~ Hawaii liccnse
suei license shall unlg he granted
np0n thn written fpenmmen-
dnl'ou 81 the Board of Health. pro-
vidrd that in mo- instance shall tho
BOARD of Health make such fpcommcn-
dalton io the Treasurer unless tho
Board ct Medical Examiners shall hrst
recommend the issuance OF
such license
What the practise Of medicine is, ~
defined as follows,
'sThe practise Of medicine shall be-
held TO iuclude the use Of drugs aud
medicines. water, electricity, hypno-
tism, aud any means or method and
any agent, either tangible or intangi.
bic. for the treatment of disease, in
jury or dcformity Of human beings
provided, however, that moth.
ing herein contained shall be con
strucd rs to inhibt the sale of surg-
cal. dental and optical appliances; or
shall be held to forbid the rendering
of service in the case of emergency,
or the domestic administration of fam
lily remedies, 90
Every Dayn Be Sunday.
Tho Military Committee reported
again on the Lincoln Day holiday bill,
which had been amended to include
March II. again favorably. The bill
went on the order of the day for to-
day If it passes, tie list of public
legal holidays viii include;
The first day of January.
The twelfth day of February.
The twenty.second day of February.
The seventeenth day of March.
The thirtieth day of May.
The eleventh day of June.
The fourth day of July.
The first Monday in September.
The third Saturday in September.
The twenty,fifth day of December.
This will give, including Sundays,
sixty-two days of the year during
which no business can be done, while
Thanksgiving Day also comes regular
ly along by proclamation.
County Registrars.
Furtado offered an amendment to the
County Act and another of similar i'm
port to the Municipal Act, which says
in the last instance:
con and after the first day of De-
tober, a. d. 1909 the City Treasurer,
shall perform the duties heretofore inn
posed upon the Registrar of Convey
ances under Chapter l5l of the Re-
vised Laws of Hawaii as to all deeds,
conN eyances and instruments affecting
To mr. with hn
| City and County of Honolulu; which
said deeds, conveyances and instru-
ments shall hereafter be recorded only
in said City and County of Honolulu
''The Registrar of Conveyances on
the first day of October. 1900, shall
surrender to and deliver over to the
Treasurer of the City and County of
Honolulu, for the time being, all books,
records and papers whatsoever apper-
tanning to said office of Registrar of
kept in the care and custody of the
Treasurer of the City and County of
Honolulu for the time being
Second Readings.
Six bills were up ON second reading
| and went to committee.
House Bill 10, Carley, defining the
term garage.
House Bill 100, Alfonso, setting aside
certain property in Waiakea, Hilo, as
public park.
House Bill III, Furtado, regulating
the compensation of jurors in courts OF
! record.
House Bill 122, Kinney, boosting of
fetal salaries in the City of Honolulu.
| House Bill 1913, Kawewehi, putting
| ,I Al
pounded
House Bill 1875, Douthitt, the Republic
can bill to settle the kinks in the Ho-
nolulu charter.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
| Without a murmur of dissent, the
amendments of the Senate to the Homo
lulu Enabling Act, whereby everybody
who did anything and good many who
did nothing are 10 be paid for what they
did and what they did not do, was con
Cured in in the House. Kaleiopu moved
| the concurrence.
Second Readings.
| The following bills were up for sec
| ond reading:
| House Bill 116, Makekau, to protect
| any beneficial and perching bird from
being killed or despoiled of eggs or nest.
House Bill III, Coney, relating to
stamp duties.
Senate Bill 81, Fairchild, repeating
Section 30lS X. l..
Senate Bill So, Makekau, revising
boundaries of the judicial circuits.
Silly Blocking Beaten.
Kaleiopu, who has made various kinds
of fool OF himself several times 80 far
during the session. made another kind
yesterday afternoon to aid to his score,
threatening in baby manner to help
kill House Bill l0S, the administration
immigration tax bill, unless he were Civ
en- his own way, have business on all
appropriation and tax bills postponed,
and keep the House tied up for another.
day until he could have a report of the
| Agricultural Committee translated and
| printed and put in his hands.
Single pointed out clearly how Ka-
leiopu was holding up the business Of
the House through his real or apparent
| stupidity: Rice objected to the DELAY