Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-24

should be erected at kalaupapa. II
should have kitchen. dining room, etc.
He was asked to submit definite plans.
s,suos ter The Metropolitan Meat
House Co. wrote saying 1t could
site cot secure the land for a
slaughter house at Kalihi. being unable
to make satisfactory terms with Judge
w. L. Wilcox the owner, and request
ing permission to build upon its own
land mauka Of the formerly approved
site It was voted to grant the request
under approval OF the sanitary officers
Of the Board.
william McCandless wanted permits
sion to maintain hog corral at site
indicated at Iwilei. Referred to the
executive officer.
A petition against the maintaining Of
a soda water mandatory in Emma
street on the ground that 1t constituted
nuisance. Among the signatures
was that of DR.. Pratt himself. Refer
red to the city sanitary officer. with in
structions to have the premises made
sanitary II practicable.
Lodging Henry Smith mem
House orialized the Board on
License the refusal OF q license
for the New Era lodging house in Fort
street by DR.. Pratt. He contended that
the objection OF the executive officer.
that there was only seven feet OF space
between the house and next building,
was invalid because the plans were
prepared before the ten-foot space reg
ulatlon was promulgated.
DR.. Pratt, In submitting the matter
to the Board acknowledged that the
New Era was in perfect sanitary condi-
ton and the best lodging house in Ho-
nolulu. Having given the case thought
for two months. he should not care
about taking 1t into court.
II move then" said Mr.. Winston,
that the license be granted" Menu
Bers of the Board consulted the regu-
latlon in question. DR.. Emerson sec
onded the motion and 1t was carried.
w. X. Azbill applied for license
for the Queen hotel. Nuuanu street.
Mr.. Smith quoted the regulation in
such cases and read an adverse report
on the hotel from the sanitary plumb
ing inspector.
DIR. Pratt reported that Mr.. Azbill
was willing to comply with the plumb
ing requirements and divide part Of
the expense with the agents OF tho
property, but that the agents stipulat-
ed that he should bear the entire ex-
pense.
1t was voted to extend the time for
connecting the Queen hotel with the
sewerage system.
Rather Mr.. Smith stated that
Bare reports of government
REPORTS physicians to hand prac-
tically amounted to nothing. They
gave records OF visits, etc., but nearly
all had the entry, mo remarks" DR..
Denigar was the sole exception, he re-
porting a difference with a plantation
manager about laborer sent to hos
pital.
DIR. w. G. Rogers and Albert Carey,
having passed examination by the med
ical board, were recommended for IL
censes to practice in the Territory. DR..
L. G. Parker's application was defer
red to await the examiners report.
Don't A report Of r. c. Shor-
Print ey, food inspector, was
Names received. Reporters were
reminded of rule adopted some time
ago, that the names Of brands of adu!-
terated articles but not the dealers
were to be published.
/ DR.. Pratt made statement regarding
cases OF burial without permits recent
ly reported, with the action taken to
prevent repetitions of the breach OF
, regulations. He also reported on tn.
! Boards finances.
! IL was resolved, on motion of Mr.
Winston, to close the Kalihi detention
camp.
! A difficulty of having accounts passed.
by the Auditor, while the Board Ii
without president, was considered
, Mr.. Smith laughed away a proposition
to have president elected for forty.
I eight hours of office. On motion OF DR.
; Emerson 1t was resolved that until the
) election of a president the executive
1 officer is authorized to call meetings
3 and conduct all business not requiring
g vote Of the Board.
, Good Adjourned at 5:15. n,
{ Boy, executive session. The
D DR.. Pratt thanks OF the press ar,
due TO Dr. Pratt for providing an am
1 I pie table with chairs near the seats o.
r members.