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


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t.U aha hams tAaoa fai BE itlari
~ the U0mmltire
tahdy. ehalfmtt 20 abe nthih htA
rnhet Committee, stennted Ne mnii1n
had wAAI w. Thought would ns = iune
snd hitter deltaic wst commenced. Re
suits proved pleasant surprise
haniho asked = fre aucminhs and
offered on amendment 40 She efel That
the Board Of Health should no. uutfa
the treatment except when the Hoard
physician should De- employed lit
thought alec that the boafd should -,
all The expenses Of treatment
The speaker explained that there
Wa already hill in. touching the mat
ter Of expenses
knmahu also wanted 10 strike on, the
right of the Roard OF licnlth 90 pre-
scribe rules and conditions boz the hos
pital. stating that this would ABR ipe
the rights of the patient
Nawahiuc waited to hmcud the bill
- ~ to strike oui the words " believed
90 be- '' and make the provisions apply
only Ia those "knoNn' to be lepers
his amendments and all others wer,
voted down.
Rico and sheldon spoke in defense OF
the I'm. iho Ia ter commanding Ia,
careful worl, of the Health Committee
lie stated thar ho had mo- desire TO shut
off discussion fun aud frey mnd ther
ended ny moving the previous ques ion
The lin passed.
Tenement Bill Rcpassed.
The substitute Tenement House bil
was read third time and passed
Douthitt stated that he had consulted
the Governor and the bill was in such
shape now as would meet all the oh
iections raised to the original bill.
Vaccination Bill Passing.
Coelho s vaccination bill us amended
passed third reading. The bill as il
stands now is:
Manner of Vaccination. No chill,
shall be vaccinated except after an OPP
| portnnity has been given to the paren
or guardian to he present at such vac
cination, unless such parent or guardian
shall have consented in writing TO sucl
vaccination, and then only by dul,
licensed and authorized physician VIII,
shall use for such vaccination bovin,
virus only, obtained from standar,
manufacturers; such Vaccination shall
be only by means of scarifier and point
put up in Theoretically sealed tubes o
other antiseptic receptacles; each re
ceptacle shall be opened immediatel,
before scarifier or point is to be used
in the presence of the person to be vac
cinated, and no scarfer or point shall
/ he used for the vaccination of NOR
+. than one person.
Any person violating any provision
of this section shall be guilty of a mis-
= demeanor and upon conviction thereo
= shall be punished by fine not to ex
=, reed Five Hundred ($500.00) Dollar
or by Imprisonment not to exceed on
year, or by both such fine and impris
/, onment -
g Douthitt Stumped.
j. Senate Bill 90, which puts the lepe
{ settlement in the first judicial distric
e and Hamakua in the third, was recon-
mitted.
: Rice asked Douthitt why the judi
!. ciaYy Committee should recommend I
put Hamakua in the third district :"
should think the Hamalua people woul
V rather go to Hilo for their court term.
g Ask me something easier,' sal
II Douthitt, whereat Rice moved the hi
be recommitted to the Judiciary Con
n mittee.
Senate Bill 90. an act to provide 70
the vesting of title of trust estates
was passed, this ending the third read
!, ings.
r Another County Registration Bill.
/ Alfonso S bill to provide for fCouI
l. ty Recorders. which had been present
ed the day before and turned down q
out of order, dealing with the sam
subject as a bill already indefnitel
= postponed was passed on first readin,
! it being discovered that the formt
y bill had only been tabled.
sheldon's Bill Vetoed.
House Bill 90 Sheldon. the measul
. described on its introduction as "a
Act for the relief of INDECENT lawyers,
= was yesterday vetoed by the Governt
y and his veto was sustained. The Go
~ ernor stated that the bill, even assuI
y ing that it was desirable or unobie
~ tionable, was badly drafted and fau
y fly worded. This veto came in imm
T. diately after the noon recess.
- Bad Leper Law Tabled.
Kaniho's bill prohibiting the segr
CATION of any leper to the leper settl
10 ment at Kalaupapa, Molokai, befo
N receiving treatment, etc." was tabl
XII on report of the Health Commit
r. fwith the, consent of the introducer
he Kaniho has grown tractable and 4
We impossible has happened. Kaniho,
well, agreed to the laying on the tai
of petition presented by him relati
-, to lepers and insane persons.
IL Office Hours for Public Offices.
ed The Public Expenditures Commit
I'M amended Fairchild Is resolution to ma
all government offices keep open FRI
eight in the morning until five in
afternoon by making the closing he
half past four o'clock. The report a
he knocked out the annual two.weel
IL vacation.
ID The committee recommended the p
an sage of Fairchild IS bin covering
or matter of general expenditures of I
preparations, and recommended tabli
cir Moanaul's resolution to confne o
to man to one job. The proposed consC