Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-07
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certain Chinatown neighborhood was
on motion referred to the executive
officer. The Attorney General declin-
ed to act with him as a committee, as
in the event Of litigation he would
have to represent the Superintendent
of Public Works.
l,tt,e Mr.. Moore, plumbing
Tiff inspector. was invited to
Settled make statement re-
garding the relations between himself
and his assistant. Words had occurred
between them and the assistant, Mr..
Keene. had resigned. His report had
previously been read to The meeting,
In which he brought up the old nues-
ton Of horse an buggy for getting
aroundw. Mr.. Smith put a quietus on
this matter by saying the Territorial
auditor had settled il. rhe arpropria-
ton was $4,000 year for a plumbing
inspector and an assistant, and no
voucher for transportation could be
passed. A dispute over a plan for
plumbing of Samuel Ladds house was
also discussed by Mr.. Moore He suS-
gested that more plumbing would be
done by owners II they were not press
ed to It before connection could be
made with the sewers.
Mr.. Keene was called In and aske l
to give his side. Upon his stating that
he regretted the language used to his
chief. and Mr.. Moore admitting his
further statement that he had rendered
an honorable apology to him, the reslg-
nation of Mr.. Keene was laid on the ia
BILE.
| Strouo Upon the report OF the
Measures food inspector 1t was re-
Adopted solved, on motion of Mr.
Smith, that cases of adulteration de-
tected be reported by him to the High
Sheriff.
Mr.. Dole moved, seconded by DR..
Emerson, that the names of dealers in
adulterated articles be published. II
might strike some people in high sta
ton. but without publicity the public
would not be adequately protected.
It was also voted that purchases OF
samples, upon which alone conviction
could be obtained, should be at the OK
pense of the Board.
w. X. Azbill, in addition to his pre-
viously reported application for hote
license, now applied for a restaurant
license also in the Queen hotel. II was
voted to withhold the licenses until the
requirements of the sanitary plumbing
inspector were fulfilled.
It was voted that all special commits
slons for agents of the Board issued In
plague time be cancelled.
pres,d.nt The president on tn,
for presentation of a salary
Business claim insisted upon tn
placing OF the entire salary schedule
on business footing. He hoped h
should be relieved OF Office, because |
he retained 1t he should go over tn
salary list In every detail.
DR.. Noblitt's renewed application 70
> settlement Of the question Of licens
to him was deferred to full meeting
Mr.. Lowrey was absent. The Attorne
General said the case should be decide
on its merits.
y DIR. Pratt read lot of death certif
Gates, some of them causing laughte
u Among causes of death were Swelling
drink too much" etc.
= DR.. Emerson referred to the lack Of
system of registering vital statistic
The trouble was that the duty was pile
- on deputy sheriffs, who already ha
= as much as they could attend to.
Svst.m Mr.. Smith moved thu
Of Vital the Attorney General b
! Statistics requested to draft bi
=" for submission to the Legislature, |
Il provide for the registration of birth
deaths and marriages In every distri,
u of the Territory.
d Mr.. Reynolds requested an invest
l. cation Of charges against the manage
e ment of the Leper Settlement made b
lie inuendo in the Hawaiian Star. 1t W.
y voted to refer the matter to the exec'
g. tive officer, who should ask the edit
l. or whoever instigated the attack
lie specify the charges.
+ Adjourned at 8:
What? without an execute
~ session.