Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-10-09
WORK Of SANITATION
OFFICER TRACY REPORTS
D0lNGS IN SEPTEMBER
PERMITS FOR NEW BUILDINGS
oRANTED-PRosEcuTIoNs OF
OFFENDERS FOR VIOLA.
TON or FULES.

Following Is the report Of c. II. Ira
cy, city sanitary officer, for the month |
OF September addressed TO DR.. }. 5. b. |
Pratt, executive officer Board Of
Health:
During the month II applications for
permits to build have been flcd and ?
have been approved. All permits APP
Piled for previous to September have
been approved. Eight permits are still
in my hands. for further investiga-
ton and because the plans are In vio-
lation OF the regulations and are to be
altered. One builder without permits
was notified and filed his application.
Three buildings were altered so as to
conform to the sanitary regulations.
Two cesspools have been located dur
ing the month outside the sewer limits.
have made 1856 inspections, 70 OF
which were of new buildings.
Nineteen certificates for restaurant,
lodging house or hotel licenses have
been applied for and 10 have been is
sued. Three are held until the places
are put into sanitary condition. OF the
certificates applied for previous to Sep
TENDER /, six are still held us the work
necessary Is not completed. The
number Of adults which can by law
be lodged in these buildings licensed is
567.
One formal complaint has been filed
and the matter is still in hand.
Thirteen 4S-hour notices have been
served.
During the month Inspector J. Me.
Queen has spent most OF his time In
enforcing the regulation requiring
swill TO be carried in tightly covered
containers. with the result that there
are now seen on the streets numbers OF
new galvanized Iron slOp cans and the
wagons are in good shape. He has also
been after the pens and gotten the ma
jority OF them into good condition.
One man was arrested and fined s.
and costs before he considered II ne.
cessary to fix up.
Most OF my time during September
was spent investigating the cemeteries
Reports Of inspectors.
Inspector Jas. Mcqueen. District, No
1.-Ordered, a; finished. SO; old order.
finished, |. Total Inspections, 1853.
Inspector J. Foster, District No. q
Ordered, 9S finished, 80. Total inspec
lions made 49l.
Inspector John w. Francis. District
No. 3.-Ordered. 277; finished, 1886; old
q orders finished, SO. Total Inspections
g. SS7.
Inspector p. Fltzgbbons, District No
4.-Ordered, 2I5; finished. 900; old or
ders finished, :. Total inspections
A. 1920.
Inspector J. J. Donnelly, District No
5.-0rdered l65; finished, 1876. Tota
inspections made, 9G3.
Inspector J. ViviChaves. District No
6.-Ordored, 1884; finished, 1874: old or
ders finished, II. Total inspections
7iG.
Inspector n. p. Jacobson, Distric
No. 7.-Ordered, 31i; finished, 297; oil
orders finished. Is. Total inspections
1853.
Inspector +. II. Nugent, District Nc
!, S.-Ordered 81; finished, 20; old orde
4 finished, /, Total inspections. 1885.
/, Inspector T. w. Carroll, District Nc
9.-Ordered. 4lS; finished, 1888; old or
, ders finished, 27O. Total inspections
: 1871.
Inspector II, H. Perry, District Nc
lO.-Ordered, 60; finished, 80; old OF
ders finished, 4. Total inspections, iS(
Inspector J. J. Donnelly, District Ne
lO.-ordered, 81; finished, 90. Total in
spections made, 347.
Inspector p. McGrath, District Nc
.ll.-Ordered, IFS; finished. 1877; old or
ders finished, 8. Total inspections
1875.
Inspector A. G. Hitchcock, Distrlc
No. l2,-Ordered. 400; finished, 95. To
tai Inspections, $40.
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