The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-17

the people on the premises under the
direction of the sub-inspector, and he
should report TO his inspector only
those which he has been unable to rem
edy by personal attention and effort.
The Inspector will then work with him
and IL the combined efforts fail to rem
edy the nuisance it will then be report
cd TO the Central Committee for action.
3. Persons Not Seen.-This also de-
mands judgment and strict action on
the part of the inspector.
Ii will take a little time to convince
people that they must be present at the
daily inspection, but the Central Com
mittee will send policemen IL possible
to locate absentees and to convince the
people that they save trouble and con-
| flict with the authorities by being on
I hand at your hours Of inspection. Wig
orous action should be taken until the
/ inhabitants realize this. Any laxness
/ in this respect will render useless the
entire work Of the Citizens Sanitary
Committee.
Sub-inspectors should trace the alb
sentee, If possible; II not, report him
! to the inspector and II the combined eff
/ forts of the inspector and sub-inspector
\ fail to locate him the case will be re-
ported to the Central Committee, who
! will have a force ready to execute its
orders.
! Each sub-inspector should cut out
these instructions and paste them on
the inside cover OF his book.
i CITIZENS SANITARY COMMITTEE
u Mr.. Ballou was appointed a commit.
tee on printing blanks.
4 Judge Perry was appointed a com
mittee to take charge of putting the
order Of the Board Of Health prohibit.
ing change of residence into English
I Hawaiian, Portuguese, Chinese and
\ japanese, and having 1t printed in pos.
ter form and in the shape of dodgers
TO be distributed by the inspectors.
i The Chamber of Commerce declined
: TO allow the use OF it's rooms by thu
? committee and Colonel Fisher and ]. +
Colburn we're appointed a committee
r. to select offices. They later repOrte,
81 in favor of the old Masonic Hall, cor
ner of Queen and Fort streets. Thei
D report was adopted and the rooms Sc
= cured for $50 a month.
a Messrs. Tenney and Rothwell wer
appointed a committee to erect neces
D sary partitions and counters and pro
= cure furniture, telephone and lights.
e Arthur Harrison was engaged {
) make the necessary changes, to be fin
= ished by Wednesday night
1 Mr.. Gait was elected vice Chairman
T. and appointed a committee to TAX
charge of issuing permits to chang
D residence.
= a shortage of sub-inspectors in
y number Of districts was reported, an
the committee directed the publicatio
h of a call for more volunteers; also a re
g quest 10 citizens 10 assist inspectors b
t remaining at home today until regis
tered, and to report each day TO loc5
g sub-inspectors before leaving for bus
e ness.
Judge Stanley was appointed TO TAX
Il charge of assigning volunteers for sui
# inspectors 10 their respective district
IT and to furnish requisite blanks and sta
tionery to inspectors.
= Master Robert Thurston was appoin
II ed messenger boy TO the committe
and reported for duty with his horse.
y Before dark nine inspectors reporte
their districts as subdivided int
r apanas and all sub-inspectors appoin
e ed and at work.
L The inspectors of the forty distric
are as follows: District !. ID. Mackil
tyre; 2, w. II. Sims; 3. U. Thompson
{. +. r. Sedgwick; 3, w. G. Achi;
VIM. Henry; Z, J. Emmeluth; S, L.
Bishop: 9, Fred. Warehouse; 10,
Warehouse; II, d. II. Hitchcock;
Brother Thomas; Is and IA, in Chin
= town, in charge OF Board Of Health
= Is, c. Crane; 10, a. b. Wood II, Cla
( ence Crabbe; IS, +. ]. Cross; 10, J.
= Pratt; 20, A. V. Gear; 81, VIM. Kin
Z, %. a. ]. Campbell; %, G. w. Eccle
l. "a. +. j. Lowrey; %, Vida Thrum;
Y w. E. Fisher; %, f. b. McClanahai
81 IS. Jno. Wise; %, +. Van Valkenber
80. J. a. Gilman; 81, L. G. Ables;
n George Manson; 80, w. T. Monsarrat
I, "a, p. NJ Pond; 80. J. Lightfoot; SO,
f. Gedge; 81, II. S. Townsend; IS,
B. Blaisdell; 80, ID. p. r. lsenberg;