The Daily bulletin., 1890-08-20

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that did not prevent another party |
bringing in claim against the heir.
The proceedings would not bind |
any person not served with a pro-
cess.
Minister Peterson favored the
passage of the bill.
The bill passed, and is MS follows:
Section l. Action may he brought
in the Supreme Court or in any Of
the Circuit Courts by any person
against another person, who claims
adversely to the plaintiff an estate
or interest in real property iot the
purpose of determining such adverse
claim.
Section 2. Any person may he
made defendant in such action
who has or claims an interest in the
property adverse TO the plaintiff, or
who is a necessary party to COM
plete determination or settlement of
The question involved therein.
Section $. If at the time of the
commencement OF such action the
property in question Is in the pos
session of n tenant, the landlord
may be joined as party defendant.
Section L. If in such action the
defendant disclaim in his answers
any interest or estate in the pro-
perty or suffer judgment to be taken
against hun without answer, the
plaintiff shall not recover costs.
Section ). This Act shall take
effect from the date of its passage.
Second reading of bill relating to
licenses issued By the Interior De-
partmcnt. (lntroiuced by Minister
Spcnccr.l
Minister Brown moved the hill
pass. 1t was so plain rs to require
no explanation.
Rep. Nawahi objected that some
evil-disposcd person might tear down
the license when exposed as asrequired.
Rep. Kauhi approved of the bill.
The bill passed, to be read third
time Thursday. Ii reads as fol-
lows:
Section | . From and after the
passage of this Act, all persons
holding license from the Interior
Department for any class or kind of
business shall keep said license cX-
posed to view in some prominent
place, convenient for inspection, on
the premises for which the same is
granted. Any failure to comply
with the requirements of this Section
shall, upon complaint to the nearest
Police or District Justice, subject
the party or firm, under whose name
the license is held, to fine of not
less than $40, or more than $50.
Section 2. If any person or per-
sons holding license from the In
terror Department shall close out,
transfer or assign the business for
which said license is held during the
term for which the same was issued
they shall within thirty days from
the date of such closing out, trans
fer or assignment, notify the Min.
lister of the Interior of such fact in
writing, and return said license tC
the Interior Office for cancellation
under a penalty of 500 upon com.
plant to any Police or District jus
tice.
Section 3. All licenses issued BY
the Interior Department shall b,
signed by the Minister OF the Int
riur or his Chief Clerk, and i'm
pressed with the seal of the Depart
meut.
Section 4. This Act shall bccom
q law on the date Of its approval
and all laws CT parts of laws incon
sistent herewith are hereby repealed
Second reading OF bill! relating 1
cake peddling.
The bill passed as follows, to b
read third time Thursday:
Section /. That Section 2 of a
Act entitled "An Act to prohibit tn
peddling and hawking. for sale {
cakes of every description in thi
Kingdom without license" approx
ed July 18th, A. ID. 1874 he and til
same is hereby amended so as [
read as follows:
; "Stction =. The Minister of til
Interior may issue license to an
: one applying in writing for the san
: for the peddling and hawking {
cakes on any one of the Hawaiia
: Islands for one year; provided til:
= the applicant shall be resident
the lslan1 for which he applies to !
Il licensed and provided also that IL
r application shall be accompanied /
r the written recommendation of u
y Sheriff of the Island for which Il
y license is required. The fee f,
s each license shall he the sum
y $25."
= Section 2. This Act shall bcoon
; n law on the date of its approval.
'. Second reading Of bill to provic
~ for the more efficient medical al
- sanitary administration of the pu
- lie institutions of the kingdom. q
troduced BY Minister Peterson.)
J. Read second time by title an
4 on motion of the iDtroduccr, ,refcrr'
>. to the sanitary committee.
IS Second reading of bill to email
i trials of cases to be proceeded wi
W in the Supreme Court in addition
the trials regularly holden befo
,e the Justice presiding at the term.
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