The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-18

sapervisson 70 bis suecessor. Psssed
! Section IL. providing FOX 9 penAify
tn case Of Eiscon6zcx b. . Dsp1u
/ sheriff o. yattox. passed
| Sections - and - provide thns %
Sheriff OF his deputies shall directly
/ Or indirectly give information u re
e1rd to eAsss under their jurisdiction
under q penalty Of not iess thA1 ~
lanA NJ ncrs than $2eco. Passed
Chapter X. relating % tze Cueonsr,
ras then taken up Sections :. J.
and 5 we're stricken cut and the
chapter remembered
l Sectss-s /. :. and 4. relative 10 the
bonds required for his oGce. his duties
| In holding fnQvssts. the selection OF
jurors and the penalty provided IN
case Of juror refusing TO serve. pass
ed
Sections 5. 5. :. s and relate to
the manner Of issuing suh1oenas BY
the Coroner. the administering OF
oaths, the way testimony Is 10 be
| taken. che manner of reporting AFTER
the Jurors have inspected body. ana
directing the jurors in case crime
has been committed Passed
Sections 10, IL. 1s. Is and IA relate
to the manner OF procedure In case q
| suspect is arrested for crime, reQuir-
| ing the Sheriff TO issue q warrant for
| the arrest Of the suspect, the authority
Of such warrant, the warrant to re-
/ cite substantially the verdict OF the
| jury. and for the Coroner to return to
/ the Clerk of the County list Of Wit
nesses who testify to material mat
tiers. Passed
| Sections Is. I6. IL. Is and 10 pro-
wide for the amount of fee. the dis
posal Of q body under the County g
charge. and requiring the Coroner to
make a written report of property or
moneys found on such body. and pro
viding for a clerk for the Coroner
| and fixing his compensation Passed.
Section 20 provides that in case OF
absence or inability to act, any Dis
trict Magistrate of the same county
may act in his place. Passed.
Section 81 provides that in case OF
death by poisoning. chemical analy-
sis may be taken, fees being allowed
for such work Passed.
Chapter X, relating to County Su-
pervisors, was next.
Section I, providing for one County
Road Supervisor for the term Of two
years, passed.
Section 2, relating to the control
of all public labor on roads, bridges
and public highways by such Road
Commissioner, passed.
Section 3, providing for bond Of
| $1,000 and such additional amount as
may be fixed by the Board Of County
Commissioners. with two or more
sureties, passed.
| Section and 5, requiring the Road
Supervisor to keep a full record Of
business transacted. including all
moneys received or disbursed, and at
the end of each month to turn over to
the County Treasurer all road funds
collected by him during the month.
| passed
Section g. provides for the drawing
of plans and specifications of any road
or bridge work to be constructed In
any county and to give notices for
sealed tenders for such construction.
Passed.
| Makekau then moved to take a re-
cess until 1880 p. m. which carried.
| 1t took the members sometime to
find out that after the recess was TAX
en-, the House was not in session and
would not be undl the Committee of
the Whole reported progress on the
bill
Night Session.
A good deal. Of trouble was expert.
enced in getting quorum together, up
to s o'clock but fifteen members had
shown up. The Sergeant-at-Arms
the Messenger were Dotn employed in
skirmishing around to hunt up the
absent ones. Kaniho saved the day
and received quite an ovation as he
entered the chamber. Chairman
Dickey called the committee to order
and Chapter XI relative to County
Commissioners was first taken up.
] Section /, relative to the number
Of members to serve ON the Board of
County Commissioners passed.
| Section 2, requiring each Commits
sioner to give bond of not less than
$1,000 or more than $4,000, with not
less than two sufficient sureties, pass
ed.
Section 3, requiring the Board of
County Commissioners to procure and
keep seal, passed.
Section 4, relative to when the
Count Commissioners shall meet and
hold sessions and number of days IN 3
continuous session was passed with al
amendment, making a continuous ses-
sion ten days instead Of fifteen
Section 5. empowering the BoSr1 to
elect one OF tEei- number as chair
man, passed. A#
Section provides that no account
shall be allowed Try tho B..-j Of
County Commissioners unle1s the
same be made out in separate tens.
and the nature of each item stated.
and with the proviso that nothing In
the section be construed to prevent
the Board from disallowing any claim,
was passed.
Section Z gives the chairman Of the
Board the power to administer oaths
to any person, concerning any matter
submitted to the Board. Passed.
Section s. providing that when the
Board is equally divided on any ques-
| ton IL may defer action until the
matter shall be decided by q majority
Of the Board, passed.
Section requiring that copies Of
proceedings OF the Board duly certi-
fed and attested by the County Clerk
shall be received a. evidence In all
courts, passed.
Section 10 gives the Board power to
preserve order when sitting as a
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