The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-08-31

il incumbent npou them, or adyis ibie, to make
any rec InmeudatiOn concerning said bill, and
therefore Return the same to the Assembly with
out r-cJm uen latiOn."
Tue above report WAS signed by Reps Thurston,
and Hons Bisuup aud Cleghurn Inc Attorney
General and the Munster of Interior, the two
otner members of the committee declining to
sign il.
Ga motion the report was received and laid on
the table for consideration on the 27th inst
The bill to amend section 81, of chapter a., of
the Laws OF 1882. relating to tue ssz Ire of IT.
ituous liquors, was read third time and passed,
rs follows:
An Acr to amend Section 80 of Chapter Al of the
Las of 1852 relating TO tue Seizure of Spurious
Li1Q Jrs.
SEcrrox 1. Tint Section 80 of Chapter A of the
Ia VS. sdu Jned above be-, aud the sIuDe is hereby
amended, 50 that tbs said section shall reLd AS
follows:
"S.cton 80. Any District Justice the Marshal.
! his DspIty, ANY Sheriff, d sputy Sheriff.
Constable, or any one whJ IS license to sell
| spirlu0us lIq IOrs. ~ seIZs aud take away all
| sucA spIrltuOd5 lIq lJr or they sh al have
cause to suspect To be cIrred about for, or ex-
posed tor sale III any highway or foot path, III
Huy booth, tent, store sued, III the 70 III, or
in any other place, of Whatever kind nature, by
any Ders not lice Ised To sell the same aud all
| tue vessels aud utensils used for conttining,
drinking lsurIng the tine, and any irt,
| dray or other cirrlI age, and any horse or otner
animal used III drdylng carr, Ing the same, and
auy Iat or Otner vessel USED Ill the con eyance
| thereof. Aud Sucn Justice, on his
thereof, or Or Jof of such ofeuse by oath, may
CONVICT any person 50 offending, aud on conviction
| he shall pay any sum not exceeding i've hundred
u liars and not less tlan one hundred dollars,
aud be imprls Jued at b lrd labor for auY period
not exceeding year aid not less I lau three
/ mouths, rs such Judge may adj a 1ge aud une-half
eft tue Tue suall be p aid to tue party who gave the
| Inform ItIoL wnIcI lei to SUCH Conviction, and
Justice ~ adj iIge sJIritu JUS liqu Or,
vessels and utensils containing the same, and any
cirt draw or trrl +ge norse or other amin ii. aui
any 10 1t vessel Used III conveying the same,
be forfeited, aud may dlrec, the sans iu be sold,
and The proceeds thereof, after deductiug tue
peuses Ut sale, ~ Oe appropriated ii Ike III amer
the lin IS provided for III this Act are To ap.
proprIatej; provided, that III all where
nquJr tuall bs carried. be i'll course of being
Carried, or be the WAY from one pIacs to
other; the burden OF proving that sucn liquor WAS
not cirred, b-Iug carried, or exp ,sed for
safe, snail be tue party cirrylng the sime.'
SEC 2. Tuis Act snail take effect AMI becJme
la 0n the date of It's approval and all laws aud
parts OF laws III cJnict with the provisions of tins
Act are hereby repealed.
Tue bill prOvIdlnl f r the measurement of ves-
sells upon registry 1T the Custom dodse was read
Il third time and IS ed, as follows:
AN Aor Providing for the Ne .suremeut of Yes.
Sci upIu R5gstry at the Custom House.
Section /. The officer, or auy person by whom
the me tSureIeut of any vessel, upon application
for registry at the Custom honse is made, sntll.
TOR the Information OF aud AS VOUCHER to the
Collector, by whom the registry is To be Ill ide,
grant certhc tie specifying the build of the YES
sci, her NUMBER of decks and IN ISIS, her length,
breadth aud depth, thS Number of tons She Meas
ures, aud snch other particulars HI are usually
desert pIve of the Identity of VESSEL and that her
name and tue pidcs 10 which She belongs are
piInted un her steru on bl ick ground with white
letters not less tutd three Inc.es long. winch
Inc tie sl Ill be cJunt=r-sgueJ by 4ner. or the
master vi such Vessel, or bS pers III VINO
snail attend her adm assure nent, beh lf of her
owner or owners, III testimony of the truth of the
particulars therein Jntaued, without which the
Certificate shall not be valid.
Section 2 rne,reIistry of every vessel shall ex-
press her length anu BREADTH together with her
depth aud height under the third spar deck. which
sh al ascerLaiued in the following manner: The
tonnage deck IN vessels having three or Iuore
decks 20 the uul shall he the second deck from be-
low; III ali other Uses the upper deck OF the hull
ID to tbs tunIdge deck Tue Igtu from the fore
part OF tue outer panklg on The side of the stern
to the after ptrt OF the stern post of screw
steamers and 10 the dfterpart of the rudder p0st
of all other vessels measured the top OF the
tonnage deck, snail he accounted the vessels
length, Tue bre idth of the .Jest ,rt on tue
outside the Vessel shall be accounted the vessels
bre idth of beam. meRSur. from the under side |
of the tonnage deckplanK'amdsuips TO the ceiling
of the hold average thicknesSl shall be accounted
the depth of Did. If tue vessel has a tnird deck |
then the height from the top of the tonnage deck
plank To the under side of tue upper deck flank
Sudll be accounted rs the height under the spar |
decK. Ali III tsureInentS to be taken in feet aud
fractions of feet; and all fractions of feet shall be
EXPRESSED Ill deciIDAls.
Section B. No part of any vessel shall be re- |
CURED by the preceding section TO be measured or
registered for tonnage that is used for cabins or
st lte-roOIns, and Constructed entirely above the
first deck which is MT deck to the hull.
Section 4. That from the gross to Inags of |
every 64w IAN Vessel tnere shall be de luCted the
tOun lge of the spaces or Compartments uccu pied !
by or appropriated to the of the vessel; but |
deduction for tue Crew sp shall not III any Case
exceed i've 90 per centum of the gross tonnage. |
Aud in every sucn vessel propelled by steam, or
OGner power rtQ hiring engine room, there snail |
al4O be deducted from the gross tonnage of the |
vessel the tonnage of the space or spaces actually
occupied by or required 10 be enclosed tor the |
prop working of tue boilers aud lcninery, i'll
Guiding the shafI-truik allev in screw steamers
with the addition ii ths of vessel propelled |
with paddle-wneels of fifty per centum; ana in |
the OF vessels 0pelied by of seventy
five per oeIltun of the Tonnage of such space; but
shall the deductions from the gross ton |
mage rxceed hfty t6O) Per cahtum OF such tonnage !
aud the proper doductlOn5 from tue gro tonnage
having been made. the remainder shall be deemed |
the net register tonnage of sucu vessels.
Section 5. Tue provisions foregoing relating to |
the measurement OF vesssls shall not be deemed |
TO apply 10 any vessel not required 10y law to be |
registered, enrolled. licensed, unless other
wise specially provided.
Sectiun s. rne register tonnage of every vessel |
built within the Hawaiian Islands, or Ownsd by a |
citizen or citlzsns thersOf shall be her entiru In
ternaI cubic caJ tcty IN tons of one hundred (10Ol
cubic feet each, ~ be- asc rtained rs follows: |
Measure tue enIth OF the vessel in straight line
AlO g the upper side OF the tom sge deck. from the
Inside of the in Ter plank, average thickness; at
the side of the stern 10 tue inside Of tue plank ON
the stern timbers, age thickness; deduclinR |
FROM this length what il due 10 thu rake Of the
bow in tue thickness Of the deck and VIII It il doe
TO the rake of the timber in tnrd of the
round of the beam; vide the length 30 taken
iutO the number of eqnal parts required by the
following table according ~ the class ia such table
which the vessel belongs:
TABLE OF GLASSES.
Class Ons-VeSses Of which the tonnage length, !
according TO the a00ve measurement. is fifty feet
or ulder, iltO SIX equal parts.
Glass TR0-Vsssels of which the tonnage length
according tue ab0vs is above fifty
feet, and not exceeding hundred feet, into