Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-16
Draft Of Charter for City and County of
HONOLULU Submitted to Repub-
Gcan Commission.

may be found proper upon the person
or persons exposing for sale such
tainted OF. unwholesome articles with
in the said City and County; twelfth
to regulate the size of bread and pro
vide for the seizure of bread baked
contrary thereto. and to impose penal
ties upon the person so baking or sell
ing contrary to the provisions Of any
bylaw to be made in that behalf; thir
teenth, to regulate and provide for the
erection, management and rent oil
wharves, piers, quays, buildings ant
docks in the said City and County, be
ing the property of said corporation
and the toll to be paid for vessels and
steamboats, touching thereat or usinl
the same; fourteenth, to regulate cart
ers, hackmen, waggoners, and cab
men. the prices to be paid to them fol
hauling loads or transferring passen
gers in the said City and County, and
the quantity or weight to comprise a
load; fifteenth, to enforce the due OBJ
servance Of the Lords Day, commonly
called Sunday, and punish vice, i'm
morality and indecency in the streets
or other public places within the City
and County; sixteenth, to preserve
peace, health and good order in said
City and County; seventeenth, to pre-.
vent the spreading of infectious OF
other diseases; eighteenth, to prevent
the sale Of any intoxicating drinks to
children, apprentices or servants, with.
out the consent of their lawful protect.
ors, and to prevent the sale of intoxi.
eating liquors In and from any booth,
shed or carriage in or upon any street,
or upon any sidewalk thereof, or in
any field within the City and County;
nineteenth, to license, regulate or pre-.
vent billiard tables, bowling alleys, or
other places Of amusement; twentieth.
to restrain or suppress gambling
houses, or to enter into them and
seize and destroy rouge-et-noir, rou.
lette tables, and other devices for
gambling; twenty-irst, to restrain and
punish Migrants, drunkards, mendi.
cants and street beggars; twenty.sec.
ond, to restrain or to regulate the II
censing of all exhibitions of natural OF
artificial curiosities, and all theaters,
circuses or other shows or exhibitions
for hire or profit, and for preserving
quiet and good order thereat; twenty.
third, to establish and regulate one or
more pounds, and the fees to be taken
thereat; twenty-fourth, to restrain,
regulate or prevent the running at
large OF horses, cattle, swine, goats,
sheep, dogs or other animals, geese
and poultry, and to impound the same;
twenty-fifth, to impose a tax by way
of license on the owners or harborers
of dogs, and to regulate and prevent
dogs from running at large, and to
provide for killing such as are found
so running at large contrary to any
law or bylaw after public notice is
given; twenty.slxth, to regulate the
construction Of privy vaults and sinks
in private property, and to compel the
cleansing thereof; twenty-seventh, to
cause vacant lots in central situations
when they become nuisances, to be
properly enclosed at the cost and ex
pense of the owners, and to recover
such expenses with costs in sum.
mary manner; twcnty-eighth, to regu
late and prevent the erection or con.
tinuance Of slaughter houses. distiller.
les and tanneries, and manufactures
or trades which may be likely to be.
come nuisances; twenty-ninth, to pre-.
vent the ringing Of bells, blowing OF
horns, shouting, and other unusual
noises in the streets and other public
places; thirtieth, to prevent the
throwing of stones. dirt, or other mis-.
siles in or into or along any public
street, thoroughfare, alley, road or by
road thirty.frst, to purchase, enclose,
plan, lay out and adorn any public
square, park or parade for the use OF
the City and County, and to make and
ordain rules for the government and
preservation thereof, and to impose
penalties and punishment by fine, i'm.
prisonment, or both, for the violation
or non-observance of such rules;
thirty'second, to prevent the injuring
or destroying of trees planted within
any of the streets or public grounds of
the said City and County; thirty-tihrd
to prevent immoderate riding or driv.
ing within the City and County; thir
ty-fourth, to establish bathing houses
and to prevent or regulate bathing
within or near the said City and
County; thirty.ffth, to regulate and
license owners of livery stables or
other owners OF horses or carriages,
letting out the same for hire or profit,
and also to license and regulate por'
tiers, butchers and hucksters; thirty
sixth, to appoint and regulate a police
force in and for the said City and
County; thirty.seventh, to provide foI
the proper keeping of the poor and
management Of any house of refuge