Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-11
STRONG RAT CRUSADE
The SPECIAL INSPECTOR
REPORTS GOOD RESUL' S
RECORD WORK OF CITY SANITARY
OFFICER AND INSPECTORS
FOR MONTH OF
AUGUST.


Sanitary Officer for the past month:
Honolulu. II. T., Sept. 10, 1902.
Or. ]. $. B. Pratt, Executive Oficer,
Board Of Health.
Sir: Is the report of the |
City Sanitary Officer for the month OF
1902:
During the month 26 applications to
build have been received and permits |
for 20 have been approved. Three per-
mits applied for previous to August |
have been approved. OF the six per-
mits held Ave are in the hands of the
Survey Department and an holding
two. one of last month, because of the
plans conflicting with Regulation No.
2 OF the Board OF Health.
Six builders without the necessary
permits were notified. and filed their
applications.
Two buildings were altered so as to
conform to the sanitary regulations.
Five cesspools were located.
have made 445 inspections, 92 OF
which were Of new buildings.
Twenty-Five certificates for restaur-
ant, lodging house or hotel licenses
have been applied for and twenty-one
have been issued. One is held until
the place is put into sanitary condition.
| OF the certificates applied for previous
TO August LIST, seven have been issued
and six are still held. The number OF
adults which can by law be lodged in
these buildings licensed is 1888.
Three formal complaints have been
filed. The first nuisance was abated,
the second was. trivial; the third Is
still in hand.
Seven is-hour notices have been
served.
One notice to remove slaughter house
within two weeks has been served.
Time not yet expired.
Eighteen notices to connect premises
to the sewer have been Served in Ke-
walo district and the work Us progress
ing very favorably.
Inspector Hitchcock has been sick
.all month consequently there Is no re-
port for District No. 2.
The inspector in charge of the wa
terfront TO prohibit fishing is having
no trouble with the large fishing COM
panies but the small offender, who
drops q line over and fishes and runs
is hardest TO catch consequently keeps
him busiest.
The inspector who specializes on the
rat crusade is meeting with more oil
less success owing to the poisoned rats
not dying anywhere near buildings and
being consequently hard to find. Whole
rats.
The River street sewer referred &c
In last months report has been laid.
Respectfully.
c. II. TRACY,
City Sanitary Officer.
Inspector J. NJ. Mcqueen, for Dis
trict No. !. Orders, SO; finished, So; ole
orders finished. Total Inspections. III
Inspector John w. Francis, for Dis
trict No. 3. Orders. 37S; finished, 32G
old orders finished, 6. Total inspec'
lions, 1886.
Inspector p. Fitzgibbons, for Dis
trict No. 4. Orders, 1893; finished, III
old orders finished, s. Total inspec
lions, 97s.
Inspector f. e. Allen, for Distric
No. 3. Orders, 5bS; finished, 1888. Tota
inspections, 1893.
Inspector Vivachaves, for Distric
/ No. 6. Orders, 20l; finished, 1883; oil,
orders finished, 5. Total inspections
Sl5.
Inspector n. P. Jacobson, Distric
. No. 7. Orders. 1929; finished, 1922; oil,
orders finished, 80. Total inspections
li01.
Inspector f. r. Nugent, for Distric
No. S, Orders, n; finished, II. Tota
inspections, 597.
Inspector T. w. Carroll, for Distrlc
3 No. 8. Orders, 463; finished. 400; oil
orders finished, 81. Total inspections
! l14S.
Inspector j. ]. Donnelly, for Dis
trict No. 10. Orders, 60; finished, AZ
Total number OF inspections, 5l5.
: Inspector P. McGrath, for Distric
l No. IL. Orders, 1850; finished, III; oil,
I orders finished, IL. Total inspections
r 1850.
3 Inspector C. B. Kinney, for Distric
: No. ~. Orders, 10; finished,s. Total in
e spections, 400.