The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-02-17


Hoard OF Health 1850
Auditor ....................... 26.ioo
Grand total .....,...........;.S2 ~, lid' ITO
ACHt AFTER SUNDAY LAW.
DiclJcy introduced his Juvenile delin-
auent bill. and It passed first reading
by title
senator Achi gave notice that he
would introduce the following bills:
To amend an act To provide for the
registering and confirming title to land.
To amend section 1881 OF the civil
Laws Of 1897.
To repeal certain laws relating to the
manufacture of spirituous liquors, and
TO amend section 40s to 40 inclusive.
To authorize the deposit OF public
money i'm n designated depository or
repositories. and providing for the safe
keeping and payment thereof and to
provide security therefor.
They were read by title on motion,
and passed first reading. after pro-
test by Bishop of oahu, who did not
want any mixing up of present laws
until the senate had acted upon Code
Commissions report.
Senator McCandless gave notice of
the introduction of bill TO authorize
John Lucas and his associates to
construct railway on oahu. Also
an act providing for the election or
Road Supervisors. Both bills passed
first reading and went to the printing
committee.
After this the Senate REQUIRED to the
regular order which was the senate
appropriation bill, and the measure
passed second reading. The third read
ing comes tomorrow.
Achi gave notice that he would in
troduce bill to repeal sections S22 and
1928 OF the Penal Laws of 1897. This
is the Sunday Law and its repeal pass
ed first reading.
Achi also introduced q bill proviu-
ing for the redemption of property
sold under mortgage. 1t passed first
reading by title and the Senate took a
recess until o'clock.
At the opening of the afternoon ses-
SION 1t was found that the Governors
appropriation bills had been overlook
ed in the rush, and President Isenberg
took them up, referred the general ap-
preparation bill to the Ways and Means,
and the salaries bill to the Land Com
mittee in order to establish their par
liamentary status. They were report
ed back at once, passed first reading by
title and referred to the printing com
mittee.
There was a short recess after this,
and at the calling to order Lane in
PRODUCED a leprosy bill of which the
following is the essence;
THAT the Board of Health shall
make application to any District Mag
istrate for a warrant for the arrest OF
any person within his jurisdiction who
has the disease of leprosy. Such appli-
cation shall be sworn to and shall
state the ground upon which the charge
of leprosy is based. And If the mag
istrate shall be satisfied Herewith, he
shall issue a warrant for the arrest of
such person, directing that he be de-
tained for medical examination at such
place as the Board of Health may pro-
vide. The Board of Health shall there
fore Immediately designate a physician
son so detained shall have the right TO
choose, at his own expense any licen-
sed physician to act with the physi-
clan designated by the Board, and 1t
shall be the duty of these two physi-
clans to choose third. and the three
shall make the examination.
"In the event of a failure on the part
of the two physicians to choose a third,
the governor shall. upon being infornl-
ed of such failure, Immediately desig-
no te the third physician. The decision
of any two of said physicians shall De
final as to whether or not such person
has leprosy."
The bill provides further for the dis
charge of the suspect in case Of the
failure of the physicians to agree, and
for the pay of the doctors. 1t passed
first reading and went to the printing
committee.
Senator Dickey introduced a bill
providing for the registration of title
to lands by executors and trustees un-
der wills. Passed first reading and re-
ferred to printing committee.
Achi introduced bill 70 provide ror
support of families of persons deceas-
ed out of their estates. Passed first
reading and referred to the printing
committee.
The Senate then adjourned until to-
morrow at 10 a. m.