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


Representative W. x. Leleiwi provides
that all license fees collected shall be
paid into the treasury of the county
where the business licensed is con
Quoted.
House Bill no. lG, introduced by
Representative j. II. ). Kaleo provides
for the redemption CT land sold under
foreclosure OF mortgage within one
year from sale by the payment by the
mortgagor of the amount bid at the
sale with interest at six per cent and
reasonable expenses.
House Bill No a., introduced by
Representative 5. p Correa adds to
the legal holidays the Twelfth Day
of February There is nothing in the
bill to indicate why this day is made
a holiday.
House Bill No 90, introduced by
Representative j. II. 5. kaleoproyldes
that fifty per cent Of poll school, pro-
perty and income taxes shall go to
the counties where the incomes are
produced the property situated or the
persons reside.
House Bill No. 81 introduced 10y
Representative W. T. Rawlins, amends
section 2SG6 OF the Revised laws and
authorizes a verdict for any lesser de.
gree of the offense charged
House Bn NO. 81, introduced by
Representative W. 4, Rawnns amenus
section 1893 OF me Revised Laws, by
authorizing circuit Judges to reserve
questions in chamber matters the
same as in term matters, anu sec
ton 1853 by authorizing the supreme
court to return any reserved ques-
uon Tor decision by the circuit court
on judge in the first instance
House Bill No. 80, introduced by
Representative W. T. Rawlins, eX-
tending the writ OF quo warranto to
persons claiming or usurping any OF
nee OF the Territory or any subdivl.
sion or any corporation or quasr
corporation, public or private, or any
franchise.
House Bill No. "a, introduced by
Representative \. 5. kaleiOpu pro.
yides that the legislature shall Tx the
salaries of the county and district ON
GERS and their deputies, clerks, and
employees, and make appropriations
therefor, and also make appropriations
for pay OF employees not specifically
named; for current and incidental eX
penses; for the Improvement OF
roads, streets, and other thorough
fares; and for all other purposes ne
Ccssary and proper.
House Bill No. So, introduced by
Representative A. S. Kaleiopu, makes
county revenue of all licenses except
for the practice of medicine, phar
macy, surgery and dentistry, OF all
fees collected by district or circuit
courts, in addition to the present coun
" revenue.
House Bill No. So, introduced by
Representative p. Pail, amends sec
ton 1862 of the Revised Laws, and
authorizes the High Sheriff to ap,
point deputies with the approval OF
the Attorney General
House Bill No 81, introduced by
Representative II. NJ. Kaniho appro
PIRATES $4,000 for the repair of the
Government road in Kau which was
destroyed by the late lava flow.
House Bill No. IS, introduced by
Representative S Waiwaiole, makes
District magistrates appointiye for
two years by the circuit Judge of the
circuit wherein the magistrate resides
and is to serve, subject to the ap.
prevail OF the supreme court; and
makes them summarily removable
either by the supreme court or the
circuit Judge whenever these shall
deem such removal necessary for the
public good"
House Bill No 50, introduced by
Representative S. Waiwaiole, provides
that the supreme court and the cir
cult court shall have power to admit
to practice in the district courts per
sons OF good moral character who are
qualified; this admission shall be fol
two years for which the license fee
is ten dollars; licenses may be re
newed for two year periods, the re
newal license being five dollars Prac
titioners in circuit courts must be Ii
censed in the district court and fol
the circuit court license must pay
fee of twenty-five dollars; renew
able for fifteen dollars, but only goot
for the circuit in which it is issued.
House Bill No, 60, introduced by
Representative w. j.. Sheldon repeals
the requirement of a license to sell
corned, sailed, or dried meats.
House Bill No, 81, introduced by
Representative w. j. Sheldon amends
section 2291, and is a CurfeY law
Children are not to be permitted on
the streets unaccompanied by an adult
after dark and before 4 o'clock in the
morning.
House Bill No, G2, introduced by
Representative w. Nailima amends
the county act by increasing the sal
airy of sheriff, county clerk, and Coun