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

ty Attorney of Hawaii County to 49,.
600, $4,000 and $4,000 respectively.
and makes all deputy sheriffs appoint.
i've by the sheriffs
House Bill No. 60, introduced BY
Representative W. Nailima, amends
sections 1893 and 1894 of the Revised
Statutes by fixing the fees of grand
and petit jurors at SO a day for &C.
tual attendance and time required In
going and coming and mileage at ten
cents mile each way; mileage is
only to be paid once term, and not to
those not serving or excused at their
own request
House Bill No GA, introduced by
Representative j. II. S. Kaleo amends
the county act by requiring that the
County Attorney must have been ad-
mitted to practice in the supreme
court and have practiced law in the
county for a year; and prohibits sal
aries Of appointive county officers
other than Supervisor
House Bill No, 6S, introduced by
Representative d. Alawa, provides
that all persons appointed to govern
ment employ shall be American citi
zens and have resided in the Terri
tory for at least FIVE years.
House Bill No. 90, introduced by
Representative John Kaluna, amends
section Go of the Revised Laws by
striking out the word more" in line
two, and inserting the word less
thus requiring that there shall be not
less than three shelves or voting
compartments at any voting BOOTH
instead of not more than three as
was found so announcement at the last
election.
House Bill No. 70, introduced by
Representative John Kaluna makes
the hearing of divorce proceedings
tiable ten days after the service of
summons where there has been per-
sonal summons within the jurisdic-
ton of the court.
House Bill No. II, introduced by
Representative w. H. Leleiwi requires
. a merchandise license to sell any
. kind of merchandise; the fee is fifty
= dollars year where gross sales are
$4,000 or less; where they are over
70 $4,000 the fee shall be one half OF
one per cent.
e House Bill No. 70, introduced by
. Representative w. X. Leleiwi amends
] section 213 of the Revised Laws by
5 making parents Unable if they are
S negligent in seeing that their children
, Of school age attend school, and
+ making the children liable to a fine,
+ or sentence to the reform school or
Jail if they are truants in spite of
20 their parents.
House Bill No. "A, introduced by
Representative Charles A. Rice, makes
5 appropriations for the departmental
t use of the Territory of Hawaii for the
= biennial period ending June 80, 1909.
House Bill No. IS, introduced by
Representative John Hughes, provides
that at every general election the
question of whether licenses to sell
7 liquor shall be issued or not shall be
submitted to the vote of the cleo
tors of each and every precinct, and
% determined by them Tor their several
precincts.
House Bill No. "A, introduced by
7 Representative w. ]. Sheldon, requires
T. that children born outside of the Ter
, ritory of parents ineligible to become
) citizens of the United States shall
be charged a tuition fee of one dollar
a month for attendance at the public
. schools if they attend after they are
!, fifteen years Of age.
> House Bill No. n, introduced by
5 Representative II. NJ. Kaniho appro.
p PIRATES $4,000 for defraying the ex-
penses of the April term of the third
2 circuit court.
: House Bill No. rs, introduced by
Representative w. T. Rawlins amends
section 22SS of the Revised Laws SO
that it shall read "All children born
7 out of wedlock, irrespective OF the
5 marriage of either parent to another,
= become legitimate on the marriage
t Of the parents with each other, and
= are entitled to the same rights as
e those born in wedlock"
House Bill No. so, introduced by
Z Representative William J. Sheldon.
J. provides that a legitimate child can.
, not be adopted without the consent
: of the parents, If living, nor an lille
r ultimate child without the mothers
! consent; consent not necessary from
drunkards, criminals, adulterers or
monsters.
House Bill No. 81, introduced by
Representative w. ]. Sheldon, requires
that publications of copartnerships
. be made at least twice in the English
! and Hawaiian languages.
House Bill No. so, introduced by
y Representative II. NJ. Kaniho, regu-
5 lates the segregation of lepers, segre-
. cation not being required unless the
, disease is capable of being spread
I and is incurable.
House Bill No "a, introduced by
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