The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-05-05

MAY 5. 1911 SEMI NVEASf
lhs matter Of making ihe Inspection
was carried unhnimousiy.
sanitary inspectors
A long letter wan received from J.
Vivichavcs In which Ne pointed out his
good qualities az n sanitary inspector
and told OF the faithful way in which
be had always done his work. He is
the hfst one 90 10 under the new re.
CINE, however, and evidently knows
the reason, although he stated that no
reason had been given. just before he
states that he VIII resign he says;
ssNot wishing to be stumbling block
in the harmonious workings between
the two boards, ote."
A communication was received from
Doctor Wayson reporting in favor Of
the appointment Of Frank Q. Olivoira
a. the new inspector. This is the FIRST
man who has been appointed with the
sanction Of both the territorial and the
city departments.
Another communication from Way
son referred to the good work done by
the late city physician in showing him
around and suggesting that the board
should do something TO compensate him
for 1t. The letter was received.
Manoa's Troubles.
A petition was handed in from the
residents Of Manoa, setting out in full
their requests to the board as were
outlined at the meeting of the club re-
ported yesterday morning. The matter
was referred to the road committee
and thus the first Of the living petit.
tions received theax in the neck.
MIlverton's Absence.
Low, as a committee Of one, 70.
ported on the absence of the deputy
attorney. He enclosed a long letter
from Cathcart, which stated in the
main that he had always been in the
habit of allowing those in the office
their holidays and that until he heard
further from the board he would con
tinue to do so. Milverton, he stated
had never had day of for some three
years and that this would have to bt
counted as his leave.
He concluded his letter by the fol
lowing: "Of course / understand from
what source the complaints of Milver
toms absence arise, but the public
should know that it is the source from
with has emanated all the misrepre
sentation concerning myself and my
Office for the past years
Poi Shop Permits.
Six applications were received from
poi shop owners asking for permission
to open up. Five of these were ap
proved by Doctor Wayson and permis
sion was accordingly given,
Fire Chief Thurston was granted pei
mission to fix on the leave for the fir
boys They are to be given the usua
fifteen days on full pay. The par
keepers sent in petition asking for
rise in their present salaries. This wa
received. The ordinance for the &C
iusting of lines, which was brought u
at the last meeting, passed first read
ing.
Then the living petitions got to worl
A. L. Castle pointed out the facts
, connection with Nuuanu avenue an
also that the board were the only one
: who had not completed their share {
, the work They had heard, he said,
considerable discussion about the wor
I, during the evening but would ask Il
! board to expedite matters.
o, G. Swain, for the Prospect Heigh
! people, said that Prospect street hi
! never been metaled and had had not
: ing done to it for the last fifteen year
. He hoped that the board would 81
\ their way clear to having the matt
! attended TO.
q Those who formed the delegate
: were Mason f. Prosser, John Evan
a William Thompson, John Lennox,
Judd, DR. j. r. Judd, Captain Haglun
4 y. S. Emerson, Hams Gittel, G. L. Due
= worth, j. Maconnel, o. @. Swain,
q w. Chamberlain, Charles Phillips,
= f. Wilson, G. G. Owen, D. l.. Within
q ton.
!. Murray told them that the engine
!. was preparing plans for the matter 81
s that just as soon as be was throug
. the ways and means committee won
!, see what they could do.
s Mcclellan Gets Busy.
Q Mcclellan started to bring up fe
Q .tlittle matters" at the last momer
The FIRST was that of the purchase G
dinance. This was not working
!. they had hoped it would and the ATTIC
!. ney's department was instructed
). prepare new ordinance.
4 The building where the former eli
Il physician had been located was now
n use to them and they would in all pro
e ability have to pay the whole of t
a fifty-two dollars a month rent. He su
+ gested that they should secure roc
/ downtown where the inspectors cou
q make their reports. This was left
' the hands of the ways and means col
= mittee.
: Several matters in connection wi
!. the bills passed by the recent legisl
= ture were also passed over to the {
d torney's department for elucidation,
& The sanitation and health commit
= had been extended an invitation to {
= tend the sittings of the new santa
Il commission They had accepted IL
and had been asked TO send along fl
a copies of the city ordinance. The Gle
q was instructed TO attend to this.
: Eben Low brought up the matter
q the band salaries and suggested tn