The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-02-24
SANITATION
LAST MONTH

they existed. were abated.
Two 4s-hour notices were served
and had the desired effect.
"Fifty-eight recommendations for ho-
tel. restaurant and lodging house IL
censes were issued and 1859 persons
can be lawfully lodged in the build
ings.
There were "A inspections of graves
made. one being disinterment. -Four
graves We're not inspected on account
of other work.
I'm the King street Catholic ceme-
terry, the edges of three boxes were ex-
posed and the bones of two adults.
I'm Puea cemetery, the edge of one
box was exposed, also the same in Ka-
laepohaku and Pauoa Church ceme-
teries.
In Kawaiahao, one body and the
edge of three boxes were exposed.
Eighteen permits to keep pigs were
issued.
There We're 70 deaths investigated
and, where found necessary, post NOR
TENS ordered.
"One arrest was made for violation
of Section 929 p. L. The party pleaded
guilty and. as II was second offense,
he was fined s25 and costs.
with the assistance of the police
department, an arrest was made for
violation of Section S27 p. l.. The
party pleaded guilty and was fined $3.50
and costs.
1.-The usual special work has been
done during the month with verbal re-
ports made to yourself. A trip was
made to Waialua on special work"
DIR. Pratt reports, on the rat cru
SADIE for January, that 241 rats We're
caught in traps and 254O pieces of poi
son eaten.
WORK OF INSPECTORS.
President Pinkham. in his statement
of business to the Board of Health,
gives the following additional details:
Honolulu sanitary inspectors order
Ell 1901 items of work and had 1851
items finished. They made 1861 in
spections and performed 20 1-2 days of
special duty.
There were 21I inspections of pig and
duck ranches. with 65 items of work
ordered and 62 finished. Swine permits
issued We're 20, with 619 swine allowed.
1879 items of work, the same number
being finished, and made SIC inspec-
tions. Rats caught in traps at Hilo
were 1876 and pieces of poison eaten
767.
SssssssSssssS>sSsss Sssssssssss>ssSssSS
To appropriate $4,000 for survey of
road from Kohala to North Kona
(Rep. Holstein).
That Treasurer A. j. Campbell be
requested to furnish a return OF the
surplus cash now in the treasury.
Rep Fernandez).
That the Board of Health be di-
rected to detain thereat all persons
now at the receiving station for lepers
until the legislature adjourns. Rep.
Kaleiopu).
TEACHERS AGES.
A resolution introduced by Rep. Lewis
may cause heart burnings. 1t requests
that the Superintendent of Public
Instruction be requested to furnish the
following details:
The nationality of all teachers.
Their respective ages.
OF males, whether citizens or voters.
The names of widows If any.
The names of husband and wife
teaching jointly, if any.
The total amount as per monthly
pay roll expended in each election dis
trict.
SOME NEW BILLS.
The following bills were introduced,
read first time by title and referred
to the Reference Committee:
To repeal Section SOC Chapter SO of
the Civil Laws. Rep. Pulaa).
To prohibit the cremating of de-
ceased persons without the consent of
the family of the deceased. (Rep. Pu-
laa).
To provide for the issuance of Ii
censes and for collecting fees for the
same. CRep. AyletD.
To protect the owners of bottles,
boxes, siphons, tins and kegs and in
the sale of mineral waters, beer, ale,
porter, medicines, perfumery, etc.
(Rep. Waterhouse).
To provide for the return of sum-
mons to and the trial of causes at
terms of court pending Immediately
after 20 days after service. (Rep.
SMITH.
To provide for making writs of exc
cution and other writs of Circuit Courts
and Circuit Judges at Chambers avail
able in all of the circuits of Hawaii.
(Rep. SMITH.
To provide for filing of bonds by APP
pealing parties against whom there has
been a money judgment in the cause
appealed. Rep. SMITH.
An act to establish a law uniform
with those of other states and terri
tories relating to negotiable instru-
ments. (Rep. SMITH.
To levy a wharfage toll on all freight
landed in Hawaii and provide for coll
lection thereof. Rep. Broad.
To amend Section 512 of the Civil
laws of 1897 relating to payment OF
water rates. (Rep. Broad.
An act to regulate the conduct of
civil and criminal causes. (Rep. Long.
An act to promote the display of the
United States flag. (Rep. Long,
To punish the decoration Of the