Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-01-28

county and district officer to keep his books and accounts
and make his reports the form prescribed by said Territorial
Auditor.
SEC 100 The auditor must discharge such other duties
required by law.
CHAPTER II
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
SEC 12 The district attorney is the public prosecutor
and he or his deputy must
l. Attend the courts, and conduct behalf of the people
all prosecutions for public ofenses
2. Institute proceedings direct the sheriff deputies
do before the magistrates for the arrest of charged
with reasonably suspected of public oenes when he has in
formation that any such oenes have been committed and for
that purpose when engaged in criminal proceedings in the
circuit court in civil behalf of the people,
tend upon the magistrates of arrest and attend before
and give advie the Grand jury whenever pre-
scented to them for their consideration Prorded however that
nothing herein contained shall the institution of proceed
ngs magistrates and the presentation of the by the
sheriff deputy under direction of said attorney
3. Draw all indictments defend all suits brought in the
county against the Territory the county wherever brought
all recgnnces forfeited in the courts of record and
all actions for the of debts fines penalties and for
FIXTURES accruing to the Territory the county.
Deliver receipts for property received in his
official capacity, and file duplicates therefor with the county
treasurer.
On the first Monday of each month file with the auditor
verified by his OATH of all moneys received by him
in his official capacity during the preceding month"; and at the
same time pay them to the county treasurer.
Give when required and without fee, his opinion in writ
ing county officers matters relating to the duties Of their
respective offices.
Board of Supervisors. He must attend their meetings when
required and attend and oppose all claims and accounts
against the county when he deems them just and illegal
SEC. 1873 The district attorney except for his services
must present claim, demand for allowance
against the county, advocate the relief asked
any claim or demand made by another
CHAPTER IS.
COUNTY RECORDERS.
SEC. 1874 Each county recorder shall be sworn before one
or members of Board of Supervisors and under
discharge of his duty.
Sec 1875. When county recorder upon presenment of
the Grand jury found guilty of misconduct in dischargng
his official duties when by of inrmy of body
mind he incapable of rightly dchargg person the duties
of his Office the Board of Supervisors shall upon reasonable
tce him from Office and order the books papers
and other things belonging the Office be delivered their
clerk county recorder when appointed elected
Sec 1885, When county recorder dies, or removed
his of Office expires and deeds and other instruments
tered his Office left unrecorded records left
attested deeds other instruments recorded but
atteste his shall record and attest such unrecoded
deeds and instruments conformaby to the entry thereof and
shall attest such records deeds and other instruments remain
ing manifested agreeaby the cts and in conformity with
the and books of entry in the Office and all records and
certificates made and aesed shall be deemed valid and effect
ua for the purposes for which they were made
SEC. 1871. Any document paper certified aesed by
any deputy county recorder shall be admissible evidence in
all of the Territory in the and to the
if such document paper certified aested
by the county recorder by whom he was appointed
SEC. 1913. In of the death disability of county
corder the deputy county recorder if any if there is
deputy county recorder the person then acting clerk in the
Office shall until the vacancy filled the disability removed
receive and enter all deeds instruments and papers in the prop
books of the office in the manner provided by law.
Sec. 129 Every deed and other instrument required to be
recorded the registry of deeds shall be recorded in the regis
try of the county where the real estate lies to which such deed
instrument relates.
SEC. 130 Every county recorder shall keep book each
page of which shall be divided into twelve columns with titles
heads in the following form:-
Del Copies Total
SEC 1871 He shall in such book in the order in which
they received all deeds and instruments left record and
he