Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-05-14
CITY SANITARY OFFICER
SOLIClTS PEOPLES AID
OTHER WORK OF SANITATION IN
kPRiL-REPoRTS OF THE
DISTRICT INSPECT.
ORS.

and issued. One is held until the en-
act location can be determined.
Ten cesspools for new buildings have
been located to be dug. This large
number is due to the number of small
houses being built outside of the sewer
limits.
Four builders without permits we're
notified and procured the required pa
pers.
Six buildings were altered or moved
so as TO be better lighted or ventilated
or on better ground | might say at
this point that the inspectors have
been very successful in having old
shaCks raised OIL the ground, thus dry
ing out the floors and making the
buildings safe to sleep in. Also the in
spectors are having less trouble in pre-
venting people from building partitions
and making rooms which have no light
or direct ventilation to the outside air.
Four hundred twenty-eight inspec-
tons were made, 62 of which were OF
lots and new buildings.
Fourteen lodging houses. six restau-
rants and one hotel applied for certif-
icates of sanitary condition to procure
licenses and all were granted the same
save one lodging house which has some
minor improvements to make.
OF the seven lodging houses and two
hotel certificates held over from last
month, certificates for four lodging
houses and one hotel have been issued.
One thousand eight hundred and
twelve adults can lawfully be lodged in
these licensed buildings.
One iS-hour notice and two One-week
notices have been served and the work
required is progressing favorably.
One arrest and prosecution was made
of iish vendor selling fish at place
other than the fish market. lie was
reprimanded and discharged. We
caught three others and found in each
case that the fish were not fresh and
condemned the lot. These vendors. as
a rule, knowing that their fish will not
pass inspection, try to realize on them
and consequently peddle them about
town, and II caught, except in the act
of disposing OF the fish. claim that they
are merely delivering fish which have
been ordered. II housekeepers would
report to the inspectors the visits OF
these fish sellers we could more easily
ensure a pure and fresh food supply to
the people.
There has been fifty-four days OF
special work done this month by the
inspectors which accounts for the
meager reports from some OF the dis
tricts, for this special work is not in
cluded in these reports.
The old ditch between the Govern
ment wash houses and the fertilizer
works has been filed by the garbage
department with ashes from the dumps
so that this menace to health is no
longer in existence.
Reports Of Inspectors.
Inspector J. Mcqueen for District No.
1-ordered, 1856: finished, III: old ord
ers finished, /; old orders unfinished, 5.
Total inspections, 4i9.
Inspector J. Foster Visher, for Dis
trict No. 2.-Ordered. 1856; finished
1885, old orders finished 2S; old orders
unfinished, II. Total inspections. Si3.
Inspector Paul Smith. District No. g..
Ordered. 1856; finished, 1888; old ord.
ers finished, 5. Total inspections. 1910.
Inspector p. Fitzgibbons for Dis
trict No. 4.-Ordered, 1888; finished,
2l3; old orders finished, 2; old orders
unfinished, 4. Total inspections, 1854.
Inspector John J. Donnelly for Dis
trict No. 5.-Ordered. 272; finished. 272.
Total inspections. 1890.
Inspector J. Vivichaves for District
No. 6,-ordered. 1852; finished, 1872.
Total inspections, 1895.
Inspector Joseph F. Durao for Dis
trict No. 7.-ordered, 22O; finished,
220. Total inspections, 72l.
Inspector F. r. Nugent for District
No. 7.-Ordered. "a; finished. "a; old
orders finished, 2. Total inspections.
537.
Inspector II. N. Crabbe for District
No. 8,-ordered, 81; finished, AZ; old
orders finished, 20; old orders unfin.
ished, 7. Total inspections, 1897.
Inspector T. w. Carroll for District
No. 9.-ordered, $50; finished, AIS; old
orders finished, 8; old orders unfinished,
s. Total inspections, 124l.
Inspector l.. X, Beckley for District
No, ll.-0rdered 144 finished. li4;
old orders finished, /. Total inspec-
tons, 1885.
Inspector w. +. Hall for District No.
12.--Ordered, 81; finished, tG old ord
ers finished. >; old orders unfinished. 6
Total inspections, 80.
Joseph F, Durao 70: District No ~
Ordered, 1875; iatsuri, ia Total in
Rpections. go.
Inspector j. ;. FIX. for DistrIr, 40
14.-Ordered, 179; Rnishel. "a; old
orders finished, @, old orders untir-
ished, 10. Total inspections, 1926
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