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The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-21

flre destroying some young tim Der, as t burned over about seven acres of his woodland, the same trouble laced the court in getting other cases to trial.
 The fact of the matter is, the civil docket this term. while hav- ing S5 cases on II is considered very light as to ths importance of the suits and there are few that are ready for trial.
 Judge Steel sounded the entire docket again this morning and il seemed that there was reason to prevent each case gong to trial. Witnesses were sick or out of town some, could not get here until s'No. 3' and some un- til "No. A." Things went on this way until the judge lost pa sience and issued an attachment for one witness and bad him hustled into court. His honor had S20 fine in mind for the young mau, but when the wit ness came meekly before him and said that the clerk at the hotel had failed to call him this morn ing hs was excused after paying paying the clerks and sheriff s costs in the attachment.
 After considerable more delay the case of T. w. Clark vs. Con- verse and Trustworthy, a suit on au account in dispute to the ex- tend of $3b was brought to trial and resulted iu verdict for the defendants.
 Report also comes from the grand jury that it is finding little to do and the probability is that 1t will only be in session a few days. This speaks well for the county and leads to the hope of an inexpensive term of court this time and probably less expen- sive term next spring. Six in- dictments were turned in this morning.
 Without trial, the following cases have been disposed of in the manner below indicated: G. F. and c. J. Barnard vs. The National Bank of Mena started to trial, but owing to defects in the deposition of the plaintiffs, it was withdrawn from the jury and the case continued. This is rather an interesting case, it be- ing an effort to make the bank stand the loss of a couple of small checks, on which it is claimed one of the inducements was a forgery, but the original makers failed to notify the bank of the forged Endorsement for nearly two years after the paper had passed through the bank. There | is similar case by the same par ties against the Farmers X Mer- chants Bank. It was also con- 1 tinued.
 The case of Claud Long, who, through his attorney sued the K. c. $. By. Co. for personal injur- ies caused by his falling in an open ditch Iu the railroad yards, was compromised for $30. E. A. Deseve vs. K. c. s. Rv., continued on account of MT. De- seve's illness.
 John Mooney vs. Charles Bat. son, appeal dismissed.
 Tom Quinalty vs. K. c. s. Ry. compromised for $20.
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Notice oi Dissolution of Partnership

N0LlCe 0l ulSSolutlOn VI Far tucISnp Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between John Arthur and G.. Tanner is this day dissolved by mutual consent. MT. Arthur will continue the business under his own name, will collect the out standing accounts and will be re- sponsible for all firm indebted ness.
 The dissolution is rendered nec- essary by the i'll health of the retiring partner, Mir. Tanner.
 Given under our and this 18th day of October, 1909.
 John Arthur, 195 2 w2 G. Tanner.
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home of c. w. Liner near at field, Sunday.
 Wallace Anderson and Heury Daniels attended singing at the home of Mir. Triggs near Old Cove Saturday night.
 Mrs. Nora Brice and children left last week for Texas, where she will join her husband 10 make their future home.
 Field Girl.
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Notice.

have well equipped dental office now in the Lochridge build ing, and am ready to talk to you about that dental work. 1 will not be in my office on Fridays and Saturdays of each week until further notice. But will be glad to see you on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays or Thursdays. A call will be appreciated by auy ef my friends. Dr. Dickson, Dentist. 196 1t 45-2t.
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RUST RINGERS

Mrs. T. R. Bates is sick. Sam Bates returned home Monday from Weleetka, Ok. Willard Lowthers and family nov ed to Mena Monday. Bob McMahon of Cars, Ok, visit ed friends here last week MT. Hughs and family visited re- latives at Hatfield. Saturday and Sun day.
 Miss Villa Gam, and Mir. Will Murphy were married at MT. Reeds Sunday.
 School Girl.
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School Teacher Wanted.

The people of Nunley wish to open school Nov. |. They want first grade teacher and will pay $50.00 a month. Prefer a man who must furnish good recon- mendatiou. Call on or address K. A. Nunnelee, secretary, Nun. ley, Ark. w-lt
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FLOUR AND FEED

Another Car of Flour and Feed is due to arrive today and our prices will be very low. We are still selling the 20c grade of coal oil at i0c per gallon.
 C. E. Crawford & Co.
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0RANNIS GRAINS.

Harry Roseberry left for Okla hona Monday.
 Ed Collins and little son, Phil, came up from Ashdown Monday evening.
 Born, to Mir. and Mrs. Earnest Gibson Sunday morning, a little daughter.
 Mir. and Mrs. o. L. Gregg enter
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Has to be Cited.

Possibly there is something on earth that is a surer and quicker cure for cuts, burns, aches, pains and bruises than Hunts Lightning Oil. If so, would like to be cited. For twenty years ! have been unable to find anything better myself"
 H. Fl. Ward,
 Rayville, La.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-21

A good and we'll improved farm, 180a, 4 miles east of Mena, for sale or trade. A bargain. See Dennis, Kelly & Slratton.
 1S8-42tf
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-21

J. c. Crabtree pays the highes' price for country produce. If you have any eggs, chickens, po- tatoes or auy other products to sell, 1t will pay you sto see him.
 42tf
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-21

Galvanized Iron Flues are safe, durable and cheap. Made by w. A. Tom'inson. d-wtf
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-21

Boarders and roomcrs wanted at 200 Ds Queen street, l92 bl*
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-21

Get your stoves repaired by w. A. Tomlilson. d-w ti
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-06
There will be heavy and comiea fea-
lures, and good music.
RIGHT-OF WAY
PAPERS HERE
RAPID TRANSIT WILL SOON BE
, GRANTED PERMISSION TO RUN
THROUGH RESERVATION.

The napers allowing the Rapid
Transit a right-of-way across the Fort
.Shafter reservation for its line to Pearl
Harbor have been returned to this city
from Washington and will probably be
signed within a couple of days. An
agreement between the government
and the local company is now being
drawing up which will be the final step
in the matter.
When asked what was going on be-
sides this in regard to the Pearl Har-
Dor line, President l.. Tenney Peck OF
the Rapid Transit stated that Manager
Ballentyne was still in the states pur
chasing the material needed for the
work. He expects Ballentyne back
about the middle of the month, though
he might wait for the Siberia which is
due here on August 80.
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like it was ever seen before in Homo
lulu and the picture should run a full
week.
The wonderful feats of horseman-
ship shown by the riders and the saga
city displayed by the horses excites the
wonder of every onlooker. This pic
ture alone is worth the price of ad-
mission to the show and while it is
on the management can feel assured OF
packed houses. There will be ma
tinee on Saturday at which reserved
seats are 10 cents-every child should
see this show.
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THE PARK THEATER.

South American Indians" will be
the feature film at the Park theater
this evening This is a highly in
teresting and instructive study. George
Mines speciality will be i've a warm
spot in my heart for you" This will
be illustrated. Inc girls will appear
in another of their catchy speciaties.
Mr.. Carlisle, who has made a great hit
will appear in Southern negro, dia-
lect story.
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At THE THEATERS.

The crowd at the Orphelm last night
filled every nook and corner of that
popular playhouse many being turned
away for lack of room.
Those who were there saw what is
without doubt the best bill yet present
ed by the present company. The farce
Fooled Washers" was scream from
beginning to end. ORC as the Irish
man and Eearl as the Dutchman maxi
ing big hit.
The girls all looked well danced pref
tily and sang new songs.
The big feature of the program how
ever was the wonderful moving pic
ture of the cavalry riders. Nothing
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FIVE

5 Basins or Sinks on Baths Wash Trays 4
or Bidets or Sz Baths or Water Closets Stop
Sinks or Dirt Catchers p" pipe
Basins 6 Sinks 6 Baths Trays & Urinas
Bdets 6 Stz Baths D Closets q
Sinks or Dirt Catchers Pc" pipe
IL Basins or Sinks or Baths Wash Trays Urinas
Bdets Sitz Baths r 8 Closets Stop
Sinks Dirt Catchers 3' pine
10 Sasns II Sinks II Baths Wash Trays or II
Urinas II Bides II Sitz Baths 7 Water
Stop Sinks Dirt Catchers on one 31b" pine
20 Basins a. Sinks IA Wash or
Bidets IL Sz Baths Water Closets or Q Slop
Dirt Catchers 4" pipe.
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NOTICE OF GUARDIANS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE ON WILLIE
STREET, HONOLULU.

Under and by virtue of the license
to sell given to the Hawaiian Trust
Company, Limited, Guardian of the !
Estate of Beatrice NJ G. Luce, by Or
der made and entered by the Honor
able w. ]. Robinson, Third Judge of |
the Circuit Court of the First Cir
cult of the Territory of Hawaii, at |
Chambers in Probate, upon petition of !
the said Guardian for license to sell |
the premises hereinafter described be-
longing to the said Beatrice M. G. |
Luce, the said order being dated the |
9Th day of August, 1909, and on file |
in the records of that certain matter !
in the above named Court entitled "In |
the Matter of the Guardianship of
Beatrice M. G. Luce, a mentally incom-
petent person." the undersigned, the
said Guardian, hereby gives notice |
that it will sell the said premises at
public auction at the front or mauka
entrance of the Judiciary Building in
Honolulu, Island of Oahu, Territory of
Hawaii, on Monday, the 23rd day of
August, 1909, at twelve O'Clock noon.
The property to be sold as afore-
said consists of.
All that certain lot or parcel of land,
situate on Wyllie Street at Kaaleo in
Nuuanu Valley, Honolulu, Territory
of Hawaii, being a portion of Apana 1
of Royal Patent No. 1864. Land Conn
sion Award No. 116S to Makailuuwai,
and described as follows:
Beginning at a point on the South
west side of Wyllie street by true all
muth 324oOS', Bats feet, from Gov
eminent street monument at the in
tersection of Liliha and Wyllie Streets,
and running by true azimuths:
l. S21o45', 179 feet along Wyllie
Street;
2. 1880, 24S feet along cemetery;
3. 102o3O', &c feet along School lot;
A. 100000, 62 feet along School lot;
s. Northwesterly along the Easterly
bank of the stream to the South cor
ner of the premises described in Part
I of the partition deed between Ha-
waiian Trust Company, Limited, Guar
dian of the Estace of Beatrice M. G.
Luce, and Alice Maude Gaskell Soper,
dated June %, 1909, recorded in the
Hawaiian Registry of Conveyances in
1iber S1S, pages 106-109, the direct
azimuth and distance being 16So0S'
1921 feet;
6. 231045', 2S3 feet along said prem
Uses in said Part [ of said partition
deed described to the initial point, and
containing an area of 1926 acres, a
little more or less;
the said premises being the lot des-
cribed in Part II of said partition deed.
Terms: Cash, United States Gold
Coin;
For further particulars, apply to the
undersigned, the said Guardian, at its
Office in said Honolulu, or to Holmes,
Stanley & Olson, Kaahumanu Street,
said Honolulu, attorneys for said
Guardian.
Dated at Honolulu this 9th day OF
August, 1909.
HAWAIIAN TRUST CO., LTD.
Guardian of the Estate of Beatrice M
G. Luce, a mentally incompetent
person,
By G. H. COOKE, its Vice President
and GEORGE r. CARTER, it's AS,
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BYAUTHORITY
RESOLUTION.

Be it Resolved, by the Board Of
Supervisors of the City and County
of Honolulu, That the sum of two
hundred and fifty $3.50 OO dollars
be appropriated out of the General
Fund each month, for the six months
beginning July /, 1909, for a dona-
ton to the Hawaii Promotion Com
mittee.
Introduced by Supervisor Daniel
Logan.
Dated July 20, 1909.
Approved this 4th day of August, A.
D. 1909
JOSEPH ]. FERN,
Mayor.
1Ots-Aug. 8, ia 40, Il, 70, 10, IA, 1s, n
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TRAPS.

Section 10 All Fixtures shall beso separately and independently
trapped the opening thereof practical.
All shall have of liz inches
depth shall be
shall
provided with when
lie No shall be build
The capacity shall follows
For residences not less than three 60 gallons
hotels tenement and boarding houses than
gallons.
Provided that all
shall where the Plumbing
mpractcabe other All
shall be of iron coated with asphaltum
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A special meeting of the Oahu Base
ball League will be held at the office
of Charles F. Chillingworth this even
ing at 1880 for the purpose of con-
sidering the matter of allowing the
players Of the league to. play in the
big league. In all likelihood the re-
quest of the big leaguers will be grant
ed.
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AT THE ART.

The feature at the Art this evening
will be a temperance story entitled
Left out" This is a highly moral
sketch and is sure to impress, instruct
and please There will also be shorter
films of a highly entertaining charac-
ter.
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VENTS.

every building
shall ca pipe
than above the roof the building
wall within 10) of said then less than "a foot
fewal The terminal all shall be
window OF opening
building
special
pipe chimney
then only distance exceed Vent pipes
point less than three (
inches above the floor ne of the building All
In the
shall
flowing
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BY AUTHORITY
AN ORDINANCE

PROVIDING FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF PLUMBING INSPECT.
THE CITY COUNTY OF HONOLULU PREscRle-
TlE POWERS PLUMBING IN
sPEcToR, ESTABLISHING RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR
PLUMBING DRAINAGE BUILDINGS AND
CONSTRUCTION OF HOUSE SEWERS IN THE CITY AND
COUNTY HONOLULU, AND PRESCRIBING PENALTIES
VIOLATION OF THE PROVISIONS OF
DNANcE.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY AND COUNTY
HONOLULU:
PLUMBING INSPECTOR
of Supervisors OF City County
Honolulu shall appoint suitable person Plumbing Inspector Of
Board Said PLUMBING Inspector shall pave all of the
powers and shall perform all OF the duties hereinafter provided and
by e aa duties as may
REGISTRATION.
and passage of Ordinance
firm
Honolulu they
Of the Plumbing Inspector
Section The Treasurer City
any person or persons firm or cooperation who has registered in
plumbing work in the City and County of Honolulu 49, -
period
The annual the of Ten $4,000
Dollars which fee shall be paid to the Treasurer of the City and
Section Before at the time license is issued provided
Se sn Rs aPRGan D@ 4a s 9
Dollars with good and sufficient sureies for the faithful DISCHARGE
ed by the Board of Supervisors
PLANS OF HOUSE PLUMBING TO BE FILED
person persons before
anyp any building
Honolulu
pipes Plumbing Inspector plans
whether connection be made with the with
a cesspool
specifications shall by
the
shall
permit authorizing
PERMIT.
permit any person persons,
for plumbing the City
until the $500 been paid the Plumbing
provided that this provision shall
supply pipes
Onep building clubhouse
DISPOSAL PLANS.
Z. a permit issued the application,
persons
with the Plumbing
the Of said When it
plans fled the
permit been issued shall
found to be in
this Ordinance such changes shall be allowed
SEWER CONNECTION REQUIRED
reconstruction alteration
any description in which plumbing fixtures to
1N hIt
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HULA AT THE GEN.

At the Gem tonight there will be a
Hawaiian hula. The actophone will
be to the fore in number of fine spe-
cialties. This innovation is proving
all that had been promised for it, and
is worthy of the large crowds that take
it in nightly.
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All from shall be size not than
outlet efgerators
kept directly
the soil discharge the
the building but shall be the discharge theom allowed
to drip into fixture daily be conveyed to the ground
at least three (S) feet from the building
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JOINTS OR CONNECTIONS.

Section 10 All joints of cast iron shall
ed oakum and run with molten lead and shall be kd Joints
shall
cauked wrought
Connections Of brass wrought
a
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shall have grade towards the and shall
a
closets four inch stack,
both providing it within "a inches of
traps Of closets, the line of the pipe.
fixtures grouped the therefor shall not be
toowing
Basin IA" pipe
Basins 11k" pipe
2 Baths Wash Trays Urinas
Sinks Bidets Sitz Baths IA" pipe
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1t may be necessary for the Board
o supervisors to appoint food inspec-
tors at Waialua and Waipahu.
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HOUSE SEWER.

Section The %houe
that of the between
five the building
cesspool House shall be than W inches in
diameter and shall be of iron orsae glazed vfed
and shall be laid to
Changes direction shall be TO-
lie bends vtrihed
building n
shall have quarter inch
the foot the joints shall be
Portland other
and shall entirely
filling the house pipe shall be kept the pipe drawn for
ward each length laid When glazed vrihed used in
a thickness of least inches When
joints shall be
lead and shall be well cauked fall
than hreesXeenths
any house sewer no intermediate section Of salt glazed vfed stone
shall be between shall
be
be
with cesspoo O sew
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where accessible
sbe with cesspoo construction the approval of the Plumbing
Inspector All buildings in which the plumbing has been
the of this Ordinance this Ordinance
before being connected to the sewer
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New Advertisements
JOHN K. COOK

Practical Tailor, Busheler and Presser.
Gentlemen's Own Cloth Made Up.
Thirty-five Years Experience. Give
Me a Call
Room 4, Oregon Block, Hotel and
Union, Entrance I'LL Union.
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HOUSE DRAINS.

Section The $ o
and extending five feet outside of the walls thereof All house drains
shall be of castron galvanized wrought than
four inches in diameter and shall have fall of less than 36
inch In buildings
height the grade pipe commercially known Extra
galvanized
soil the fittings shall
All house drains shall be
Of uniform grade suspended floor mb
In shall double hubs be allowed all hubs shall
accessible shall all the
vertical riser direction of
PIPE.
Section IL The soil is herein designate
vertical which other
All soil
than inches diameter
in buildings of three shall be All
soil pipes shall be continued unObsrued unfinished
less than % inches
building All soil shall straight
sbe and shall not terminate within ten O) feet of window
galvanized wrought fittings
be recessed and the reamed to full bore
inside
in direction of soil shall be Y" branches
16
vent fittings where the fittings to be inverted Sanitary s
used vertical
metal shall not be used in the construction of soil
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WASTE PIPES.

Section ~ The waste herein designate
pipe leading from fixture soil house drain and
discharge All
herein provided shall be of Branch waste pipes be
sruced of lead provided however if shall
branch
three feet length The of the shall according
the fixtures they
III
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THE EMPIRE.

THE EMPIRE
Manager Overend has arranged a
complete change of program for his
patrons at the Empire this evening.
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INSPECTION.

Section 80 1t shall be the
sect all plumbing work done the City Honolulu and
after final inspection job of plumbing the
is found to be properly done and to be perfectly tight required
by this Ordinance he shall issue to the firm
corporation certificate setting forth c the work has
the requirements this Ordinance Plumbing
have the right and authority building
premises where plumbing all reasonable hours
ascertain the provisions this Ordinance been being
compiled
The Plumbing Inspector shall keep complete record of all regis
atons and inspections all permits by him
Plumbing month
to the Board of Supervisors.
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WATER CLOSETS.

Section 6 The prohibits
placed maintained any
atmosphere cocks shall be placed all pipes
above
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UR1NALS

groups be supplied
The
non-aBsorbing material
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Basins or 6 Sinks or Baths or Wash Trays Urinas
Sinks 3 Dirt Cachers on 2is" pipe
II Basins or Sinks or Baths Wash Trays
Sinks B d DIRT Or c5 S Ba a S or Water Closets or Stop
10 easins or II Sinks or Il Baths II
Une ais, or IL Bdets or II si Baths or Water Closets
20 Basins or a. Sinks or IA Wash Trays IA urinas "A
or Dirt catchers on one +" pipe sup '"'A
JOINTS OR CONNECTIONS
Section pipe be packed with pick
ed oakum and run with molten lead and SHAH be well cued Joints
neeo9s Of Lead with cast iron pipe shall be made with brass ferrue
pipe shall be made with brass soldering nipple
with orass seo~ collar " IRON PIPE S'' be made
WATER CLOSETS
Section l The of hopper prohibits
3D. No water closet or nal snail be placed or maintained in any
atmosphere Stop cocks SHAH be placed on ali supply es to water
closet tanks not less than ~ inches above the floor
URINALs
& me oo aaG ss S % a be with
noncorrosive and nonaBsorbng material
SAFE WASTE,
Section Is No wastes shall be with
indirectly with sewer house drain soil
CLEANoUTs
ceSsa aa M s s n n be on s 3 3 @ e
SINKS OR WASH TRAYS
Section 20 No sinks wash shall constructed
or used except hotel or restaurant kitchens or buildings used for
buildings purposes
be built % directed
by the Plumbing Inspector.
LAUNDREs POI MANUFACTURES AND STABLES
Section q All places for the of poi for sale
Tor the WASHING of for the sa6n Of horses and mules and
OF asphalt or cement mortar masonry and shall be connected with
accessible with cesspoo constructed to the of
all such the
5nd tiS e eo9 G e 6 I b % OF am 1nSh
places an
n 1s be ap5s d Dg rene all wash floors and " poi
EXHAUST AND RAIN WATER PIPES
Section exhaust Off drip pipe
pipe shall be connected with the public sewer.
FIXTURES
% No open end of any pipe water closet shall
placed any except Gaping frame
PLUMBING
All pipes and exposed
INSPECTION OF PLUMBING.
Section 2 sewer house drain soil waste and vent
inside outside of buildings before shall
pipe system be water tight This test shall
Plumbing
nDv waV until after it has BEEN axpmn oDd by the Plumb
Inspector Such examination and shall be made imme
dae information and notification being received by the Plumb
water there shall be final inspection made by the Plumbing Inspector
plumbing work perfectly tight
conform with this Ordinance.
ISSUANCE BLANKS
Plumbing TO person
persons necessary
After have been approved
shall
person persons, firm corporation applying therefor
FEES.
The Plumbing
by this Ordinance
each month deposit said fees with the Treasurer
County Honolulu
INSPECTION.
Section 49, 1t shall be the duty of the Plumbing Inspector in
all plumbing the
be perfectly
by this Ordinance he shall firm
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SAFE WASTE

Section 49, shall be conjunction with
una any directly
OF indirectly with house drain soil