The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-28
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criminal practice act, and adding two
new sections thereto, and repeating
section 4 of chapter 2, section 1 Of
chapter 4S, and section of chapter 46
of the penal code; act SO of the laws Of
the provisional government, and sec
ton 10 of an act of July q, 1866.
4 To amend section 2 Of the penal code
defining felonies and misdemeanors.
To amend sections 8 and 6 of chapter
Al of the laws of 1870 relating to in
, dustrial and refOrmatOry schools.
Relating to contempts, amending sec
ton Is of chapter % Of the penal code,
adding a new section and repeating
4 sections 2 and of chapter AZ of the
| laws of 1888.
/! Relating to waiver and trial by jury
| in criminal cases less than felony.
! Defining the Jurisdiction of district
magistrates and circuit judges.
! Relating to guardians and wards
To abolish estates in joint tenancy,
excepting in certain cases.
Relating to insurance policies.
Relating to the giving of notice by
publication.
Relating to larceny, amending sec
ton Is of chapter 16 o. the penal code
as amended by act % of the laws of
1896.
Relating to the definition of assault
and battery
Relating to malicious injury, amend
ing section l of act 35 of the laws of
1896
Relating to the receiving of stolen
goods, amending section of chapter 20
of the penal code.
Relating to the felonious branding
of cattle, amending section ! of chapter
% of the penal code.
Ro1afinO IN am hpZZ cement au1pOdiI.k
sections 2 and 3 of chapter 2S of the
penal code.
Relating to burglary amending sec
ton of act SO of the laws of 1896.
To repeal acts II and II of the pro-
visional government, relating to the
importation and sale of opium.
To repeal certain laws relating to
the desertion of married persons from
one another
To protect the owners of soda water
bottles and bottles for similar bever-
ages.
Mr. Andrade said that the bills were
all to pave the way for the new code
of laws
Vida introduced his bill to authorize
and regulate the placing of the wires
and poles of the Oahu Ice and Electric
Company on the streets of Honolulu
and elsewhere in the Island of Oahu,
ana IL passed 10 nrSC reading.
Senate Bill No. was taken up and
passed to second reading. This is the
measure neither house would have
printed, providing for the payment of
the expense of the extra session of
1902
Kumalae introduced bill authoriz-
ing the Board of Health to prohibit
persons afflicted with leprosy and pull
monary tuberculosis from entering and
remaining in the Territory. Passed to
first reading.
Kaniho offered the following, to be
inserted IN the appropriation or loan
bill: For repairing road from Hama
to Waimea and road at Koauhu new
homestead, North Kohala, Hawaii |
$1,000"
Mr. Wright introduced the following !
resolutions for appropriations for i'm |
provements in South Kona, Island of |
Hawaii: First-S600 for a wharf shed |
at Hookena; second-$400 for ware |
house at Hookena; third-$600 for !
warehouse at Napoopoo; fourth-$3OO
for a wharf shed at Hoopuloa; fifth
SO 900 for widening wharf and blasting I
and improving harbor at Hookena.
On motion of Keliinoi the House adj
journed until a m. today.