The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-03-16
THE WORK OF THE LEGISLATURE

House Bill No. 1O5, introduced by
Representative w. T. Rawlins, pro
vides that offenders under Is be sent
to the reform school instead of prison.
House Bill No. LOG, introduced by
Representative w. Y. Rawlins, pro.
vides for the compensation of the sec
ond district magistrate of Honolulu, al |
lowing such 81 per diem for sitting in
the absence of the district magistrate.
House Bill No. 1O7 introduced by
Representative II. NJ. Kaniho, pro
vides for the inspection, testing, stor
age and sale of petroleum and its
products and other explosives. 1t
provides a flash test and the testing
by Saybolts Electric Testers; for
| the construction of warehouse under
private ownership, and for the ap-
pointment of inspectors. The bill is.
voluminous
House Bill No. los, introduced by
Representative w. r. Rawlins, pro
vides penalty for abuse of or neglect
of children.
House Bill No. 1903, introduced by
Representative w. Z. Rawlins, seeks
to amend section 1895 of the Revised
Statutes, and relates to costs and fees
of certain officials.
House Bill No. 40, introduced by
| Representative A. d. Castro, amend
! ing Section /, Act c, Session Laws of
1905, provides for the exemption from
taxes for five years from January ]
1906 of all property actually used in
the production of tobacco rubber,
cork, oak manila, hemp, sausaveria,
salonica hemp and CacaO on not eX-
ceeding 20 acres. The exempted tract
must be fenced and actually under
cultivation prior to this period.
The bill amends Section l of Act 6,
Session Laws of 1905.
House Bill No. III, introduced by
Representative j. l.. Paoo allowes 81
fee for witnesses in coroner's inquests
House Bill No 113, introduced by
! Representative w. j. Sheldon, limits
the speed of motor cars in city limits
to ii miles per hour.
House Bill No. ia introduced by
Representative c. A. Rice proposes to
amend the income tax law in so far
as relates to returns made by cor
porations.
House Bill No. ll5, introduced by
Representative p. Pail, is to provide
for hospital in the district of La
tn nj
$4,000 for such purpose.
House Bill No. 116, introduced by
Representative E. A. c. Long, provid-
es for the establishment of fund
for pensioning retired teachers of the
public schools of the Territory.
House Bill No. III, introduced by
REPRESENTATIVE A. S. Kaleiopu, pro
vides for the disposition of money
received on account of sales OF i'm
movements placed upon public lands
by settlers or homesteaders. These
sums shall be paid to the retiring oc-
cupant
House Bill No. 121, introduced by
Representative A. S. Kaleiopu, repeals
section 1909, Revised Laws, relating
to vaccination, which provides for the
appointment of vaccinating officer
House Bill No 1914, introduced by
Representative w. j. Sheldon, author
es the election of road supervisors by
) the election of each District.
House Bill No. 1876, introduced by
7 REPRESENTATIVE w. T. Rawlins, en-
ables executors, administrators and
trustees of deceased persons to regis
ter land titles
House Bill No. 1876, introduced by
? Representative j. w. MOanauli, APP
propriates $5,317.44 out of the reven-
Iues of the county of Hawaii to pay
the claims of certain persons en-
Iploved as police officers under Reso-
luton | and Ordinance No. 2 OF that
county. 1nis is the set of police OIL
GERS the Board of Supervisors under
7 took TO force on the sheriff of the
? county against his will and which
5 the supreme court declared were not
legally appointed
House Bill No. 1877, introduced by
Representative j. w. Moanauli
amends section PIT of the Revised
Laws by setting apart all receipts
5 from public lands for the payment OF
! the bonded Indebtedness of the Ter
| ritory and to build roads to home
steads on public lands.
7 House Bill No. 1873 introduced by
5 Representative w. j. Sheldon provides
= that the annual fee for carrying on
= livery stables in Honolulu shall be
fifty dollars and twenty-five dollars in
y other districts,
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