The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-04-03
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| NCOntlnueu rage
Achi retorted: TOO many cooks spoi
the BROTH"
Senator Achi wanted the q year age
Unit for a master plumber stricken out
but this was lost. The hoard is requir-
&c to hold examinations as the occasion
''shalP' require.
An amendment offered by the oom-
mittee to do away with sewer charges
war not adopted
Senator Dickey wanted the section
stricken out making the sewer connec-
tion compulsory, saying it would harm
many poor people. Finally he offered an
amendment requiring the connection to
be made at the expense Of the city,
county, or territory.
| Senator Isenberg said there would
nave to be an appropriation for the pur-
pose. He stated that Honolulu needed
sewers worse than any place on earth,
| and the proposed law was of great i'm
rcrtance. The amendment carried, re-
curing the government 10 make the
connection at it's own expense; also
one making an annual charge of Sc for
| sewers.
The amendment by Achi requiring
plans to be filed only when the expense
carried.
Section 30, requiring grease traps Of
20 gallons for residences ard so gallons
for hotels, was amended to 10 and 25
gallons. The committee recommended
ton giving the power to the inspector
was rejected on motion of Senator
Isenberg, who stated that he objected
to the petty authority of health off,
Gals. He said he had the cieanest sta
bles in town, and yet an official came
around the other day and told him the
floors We're dirty.
Senator Dickey's amendment to Sec
ten SO, requiring four incn vent pipes
only in houses connected with sewer
or cess pool carried. The Eiil made 'it'
compulsory for every house" to be so
fitted.
Section 80 was found to lave omitted
sizes of branch vents and it was referr-
Cd back to the public lands committee
Section 56 was also referred back.
On motion of Senator Grown section
&C. requiring the removal OF caps and
cowls from ventilating pipes of old
work was stricken out
The rule relating to refrigerators is
made not to apply to residences.
Section II was stricken oat. The COM
n':ttee amendment requiring notice of
entry upon a residence by the inspector
was adopted.
The bill was laid upon the table until
the report of the committee is received
Gil the portions referred to it.
MUNICIPAL BILL PASSED.
The Senate passed the municipal bill
VI animously on third reading last even
ir g. The Home Rulers evidently were
~. interested in the measure, for only
kaiue and Kalauokalani we're present,
while all the Republicans Tut Baldwin
We're in their seats.
The section giving Territorial boards
appointed for the purpose supervision
over the city awakened some discus
sion. Senator Crabbe contended that |
once a city is established the Legisla- |
ture could not interfere. while Senators |
tsenberg and Dickey held the opposite |
view.
Senator Dickey wanted the salaries
Of councilmen to be s. a cay, not to
exceed fifteen days month instead of
$500 year. The amendment was lost.
The bill was then put On its passage,
:. Brown, Wilcox, Dickey, Isenberg,
Achi, Crabbe, Paris, ka-
lie and kalauokalani voting yes.
President Crabbe announced that the
,enate for the second time had kept its |
promise to the people.