The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-02-28
THE SENATE.

Deen mOueleu upoii thS SeoNueSS Va N"S'7S
places on the mainland which haven't
any Sunday law at all.
What do you think of it?" asked
McCandless, passing the bill to Dow
sett to read.
well, l don't know" unused the 9TH
err Senator from Oahu.
However, it pleased the President,
probably because 1t allows Sunday
anyhow, 1t went in. This
is the text of the act, which passed
first reading:
Sec. /. Sunday within the meaning
of the provisions of this Act Is the first
day OF the week and includes the time
between the midnight preceding and
the midnight following the same day.
Sec. 2. All labor on Sunday shall be
conducted as far as possible so as not
to interfere with the right of the COM
munity and of each individual to quiet
and repose.
SUNDAY BASEBALL.
Sec. 8. All amusements, sports, shows
and games on Sunday shall be so con-
Quoted as not to interfere with the
right of the community and of each in
dividual to quiet and repose.
Sec. 4. Except as otherwise provided,
no person shall serve or execute any
civil process Oh Sunday and any such
service or execution shall be void.
Sec. s. Whoever wilfully interrupts
or disturbs any religious assembly or
assembly for religious worship, wheth-
er such offender commit such offense
within or without the place of Assem-
bly, and whether such offense be COM
mitted on the Lords day or at any 9TH
er time, shall be punished by imprison-
ment at hard labor not more than thir-
ty days, or by fine not exceeding fifteen
dollars. in the discretion of the court
Senator Paris introduced a general
license act. The bill passed first read
ing by title and went to the Printing
Committee.
Dickey introduced resolution ap-
propriating various sums for school i'm
provements on Maui. Referred to the
Committee on Education.
THE HAYSELDEN MILK BILL.
The report of the Revision Commit
tee on the Hayselden Milk Bill, after
being sent back for correction, was pre-
sented, as follows:
The Revision Committee, to which
was referred Senate Bill No. 2S AN
act to regulate the production and dis
trihptin,, Of milf hapv laaye. tn ,apnrt
that 1t has examined the bill carefully
and finds that the last clause of Sec
ton 1 is defective and does not properly
express the intention of the introducer
of the bill.
! After consultation with him, and al
his suggestion, the committee recon-
mends that all of Section 1 after the
word land" in line dine of printed
bilD. be stricken out and the following
words inserted in their place: under
! which milk may be kept and distrib.
uted." so that the section will read:
Section /. The Board of Health of the
I Territory of Hawaii shall have within
it's discretion power to prescribe rules
and regulations for establishing sanitary
conditions under which animals may
be maintained for the production o.
milk for sale, and under which mill
may be kept and distributed.
With this amendment the committe,
recommends that the bill pass.
The bill was read section by section
and passed second reading after som,
minor amendments, one of them beinl
to fix the penalty for violation of III
provisions. 1t will be read for the thirC
time on Monday.
SOME GOOD CIGARS.
A letter from Jared G. Smith, chic
of the Agricultural Experiment Station
accompanying a box of cigars mad
from Hamakua tobacco, was laid oil
the Presidents desk. The communica
ton was filed, the cigars We're distrib
uted, and the Secretary was ordere'
to return thanks.
A communication from the House re
turned Senate Bill 16, passed with Ger
tain minor amendments. The Senat
concurred in the amendments. This
the bill to adopt the Revised Statutes
The Committee on Public Expendi
lures reported in favor of the bill t
use typewriters in making public rec
ords. Report adopted, and the bill wi
come up for third reading on Tuesday
McCandless gave notice of the intro
duction of a new Sunday law. Passe
first reading by title. To the Printin
Committee.
Hayselden introduced a resolution
appropriating certain sums of none
for improvements on Maui. Sent I
Special Committee on Loan Bill. Thes
resolutions, among other things. cal
for $4,000 for fire station at Homo
kohau.
THE REGULAR ORDER.
Senate Bill No. 49, TO protect the own
ers of bottles and containers for drink
and medicines, passed second readin
and went to the Miscellaneous Commit
tee.
Senate tBm No. 40, relating to tn
bonds of public officers, passed secon
reading and went to the Ways an
Means Committee.
Senate Bill No. II, amending section
6 and s of act A of the Session Law
of 1903, providing for the encourage
ment and protection of agriculture, hor
ticulture and forestry Passed secon