The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-24
MILK MAY YET
Be SOLD As
OF OLD
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tFrom Wednesday, Advertiser)
The edlgging ordinance, intended
10 prevent corporations digging up
streets without proper authority from
the county, failed 10 materialize at last
nights session Of the Board of Super.
yisors, 1t was mentioned, but on the
request Of members, action was de.
ferred till the next meeting, on the
plea that the attorneys for the tele.
phone company wished 10 have a con.
ference on the matter with the City
and County Attorney. As this confer.
ence may result in the offer Of amend.
ments to the proposed ordinance, 1t was
suggested that the matter should 60
over another week.
The milk and dairy ordinances went
over another week at the request OF
Supervisor Mcclellan, who was absent
on the mainland when the ordinances
were introduced, and he has not had
time yet to go over them carefully.
He promised to read and digest both
y0luminous documents by next week
and will be ready to vote on the same.
Everybody Happy
Plumbing Inspector Miehlstein Is
gradually getting his Office equipped
with the necessary implements, but he
lacks n typewTiting machine and has
inspected various makes about town
One enterprisiDg supply company
brought fine machine around. A mem.
Der Of the County Attorneys Office
saw the new machine and saw n way
out Of the difficulty. The County AT.
tOrney had an old machine which IL
not quite speedy enough for his office
aud he suggested that the plumbing
inspector take his old one and negotia
tions were at once entered into to OBJ,
tain the new and speedy machine. Sat
isfactory arrangements were made, and
according to committee report render.
ed last evening, "the attorneys stem
ographcr is pleased with the new ma
| chine.p
Didn't Want a Tag.
a report was also presented endors
ing the request Of the Sheriff for 150
new style police badges, not to cost
TO exceed 500. The board authorized
the expenditure, and II was then sug
gested that new badges be issued Ia
the sanitary inspector, meat and fish
and plumbing inspectors, and Quinn
went further by recommending that the
head Of each committee be furnished
with a properly inscribed badge. Logan
arose in protest announcing that he
"didn't want 10 be taggcd.' The
J Mayor thought II everybody else was
TO get badge he should wear one also
some one suggested that Quinn Is badge
contain the design Of an axe or hammer
All inspectors, however, will be fur
nished with new style badges.
II was also reported by committed
that, with reference 10 the request Of
the supervisors that Police Officer Me
deiros be dropped from the police rolls
| that the Sheriff promised to have thu
officer "scverc his connection at thu
end Of the month"
Hack Stand Ordinance.
Chang Sam, proprietor Of store OF
| King street, opposite Liliba street, re
! qucstcd the board TO take action will
reference TO hack stand in front o.
| his store. The hacks interfere will
| his business in that he can not us'
wagons to move his goods. He say
he has often requested the hackmen 4
shift the location Of their hacks whil
he loaded and unloaded his wagons, bu
they refused TO move.
Mr.. Quinn stated that new ordi
nance concerning hackstaDd location
Is being prepared, and the petitioner
request would be attended 10.
Superintendent Of Public Work
notified the board that he had give
permission TO the gas company TO ca
tend It's mains along Wyllie street I
Alcwa Heights.
Standard OIL Renigs.
Road Supervisor Wilson notified th
board of the receipt Of d letter froI
the local agent Of the Standard U
Company, wherein the company said
I mistake had been made in their bi
TO furnish oil for the streets. Mr.. WI
son said the company offered, ON Jun
IS, to furnish oil Of ten and eleven d.
grces gravity, containing about 50 y,
cent. nsphaltum, nj Sl7s per barre
landed on the wharf here. On III
+ placing Of substantial order the con
paDy claimed that an error had bee
made, and that all new orders wOul
bo supplied at $l20 per barrel deli
3 cred NJ Point Richmond, to which mu
be added transportation charges to tb
city, bringing the cost to about $2.I
. por barrel,
Tin over Medicines.
When DR.. Mackall, city and count
: pbysicinn, asked for u bill Of n
worth Of supplies for the morgue, 0
=, ieeliOn was nlnde by Mr.. Quinn ON n
!. ground that II WIS understood wh'
Tho county took over the morgue Oh
- the Territorial dispensnry was 10 ~
!. ply tho medical neeessitiea. NeClelll
A thought tho matter might be look
n into by u committee with power
y act Quinn objected 10 this metbo
Anyhow, Tbs Doctor WAS making Z
!, many requests for increases, ei celel
!. lle iefe red 10 tha d0rtOT's request I
n an Increase from 900 20 $50 per mOp
a for once Incidental expenses Ito ~
n hh would vote against tbs lneTea
~ Tho request for morgpa supplies, h0
m EYER passed
" hleilG jarrett reported thai 4ba
rests hud BOD convictions had hp
d, made 10 lbe county during August, .
VI Tho nHfs, flTfnliuTnf, ~ rninfnI AulQnl