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

election day or to be found intoxicated
OF election day.
House Bill No. %, introduced by
Representative w. j. Sheldon provides
that the per diem fees of jurors in
all civil cases where the ad damnum
exceeds $1,000 shall be taxed as costs
to the losing party; security for costs
may be required at any stage of the
proceedings.
House Bill No. "a, introduced by
Representative w. j. Sheldon requires
street railway companies in Honolulu
to sprinkle all that portion of the
streets or avenues within the fire linn.
its occupied by their tracks.
House Bill No. %, introduced by
Representative w. j. Sheldonprovides
that all employees doing manual labor
shall be paid weekly.
House Bill No. &c, introduced by W..
J. Sheldon amends the county act add
ing misfeasance and nonfeasanCe to
malfeasance and maladministration in
Office as couse for removal by i'm
parchment proc ceilings.
House Bill No. %, introduced by
w. }. Sheldon repeats the license re-
quired to sell salmon.
Rouse Bill No. %, introduced by
". j. Sheldon, makes it a Unable o.
Tense for common carriers or their
servants to carelessly, or roughly Or
wantonly handle fresh fruit or other
ing shipped to market
House Bill No. %, introduced by
perishable product while 1t Is be
OF any materials or supplies Tor the
use OF counties from aliens
House Bill No. 80, introduced by
Representative W. j. Sheldon, makes
hve hours a days work on Saturday
for all public employees.
House Bill No. 81, introduced by
Representative w. j. Sheldon repeats
section of Act Sc of the Session
laws of 1905, by repeating the penalty
for taking tabued fish from private
fisheries.
House Bill No. 80, introduced by
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for the voting of a qualified voter
who has failed to register, where fail
ure to register has been caused by
sickness.
House Bill No. 80, introduced by
Representative w. j. Sheldon, in the
election law requiring election pro.
carnations to be published in one or
more newspapers, strikes out the
words Tin Honolulu"
House Bill No, 80, introduced by
Representative S. p. Correa, raises the
exemption from income tax from an
income of $1,000 to one of $1,000.
House Bill No. sc, introduced by
Representative S. p. Correa increases
the penalty for the violation of a fe
male under the age Of fourteen, max
ing the minimum penalty three years
and the maximum ten.
House Bill No. 81, introduced by
w. r. Rawlins, amends sections 2230
and 2231 of the Revised Laws relating
to the service of summons in divorce
proceedings both where the service
is personal and where it is by publica'
ton.
House Bill No. 80, introduced by
, w. r. Rawlins provides that not. to
exceed 25 copies of all volumes OF
Hawaiian statutes and Supreme Court
reports may be presented to Libraries
of educational and similar institutions
and to public or quasi-public libraries
House Bill No. 80, introduced by
w. II. Rawlins, requires reports to the
Chief Justice to be made annually by
the circuit Judges. of the amount and
kind of official business done
House Bill No, 40, introduced by
w. j. Sheldon authorizes any railroad
company in the Territory to change
all or any part of its motive power
to electricity by the use of overhead
or underground systems.
House Bill No Al, introduced By
Representative w. j. Sheldon amends
the statute relating to PRONUNCIATION
of laws by requiring that every law
shall be published in newspapers pub
Iished in Honolulu and Hilo in English
and in Hawaiian.
House Bill No, AZ, introduced by
Representative w. J. Sheldon requires
the Board of Health to provide 4
visitors room at Kalaupapa where yisi
tors can converse with their leper
friends at a distance of not more than
twelve inches but without possibility
OF contact. Not more than ten per
mits for persons to go on any one yes
sci are authorized, and the stay shall
only be while the vessel is there. Two
thousand dollars is appropriated by
the bill to provide a suitable visitors
room.
House Bill No. AZ, introduced by
Representative w. J, Sheldon gives
the Board of Health power to pres.
cribe sanitary regulations under
which the barber business shall be
carried on.