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

W. j. Coelho. TO authorize the APP
pointmcnt of tax commission,
whereas the present system is in
various respect unsatisfactory and I'M
fair such commission appointed by
the Governor, to examine tax laws
and consider revision.
Senate Bill No. 22.-Introduced by
j. NJ Dowsett. Prohibiting the cut
ting, damaging or injuring of trees
and shrubs.
Senate Bill No 3-lntroduced by
w j COelho. Authorizing the Gov
ernor to reserve land for forests
whether under lease or not, reserva-
tions taking effect at expiration OF
lease.
Senate Bill No. 24.-Providing for
the Office of county registrars with the
powers now given the Registrar of
Conveyances of the Territory.
Senate Bill No. Establishing Of
fees for the registration of convey
ances in the various counties.
Senate Bill No. 26.-Relating to mer-
chandise licenses: $50 fee per year for
$4,000 of tobacco sales; one half OF
one per cent of annual gross sales
where sales are $4,000 or over
Senate Bill No. 27.-Introduced by
S. E. Kalama. Providing $3.50 per
day wages for laborers on public
works.
Senate BIZ. No 2S.-Introduced by
G.. c. Hewitt Providing for the re-
moval of suspension of sentence at
any time within l3 months after con
viction and imposing sentence; no
liability after 10 months if sentence
has not been imposed.
Senate Bill No. 29.-Authorizing anv
person to store oils and other LIQUID
explosives in his own warehouse in
Honolulu, outside fire limits in con.
crete building.
Senate Bill No. 80. Introduced by
}. NJ. Dowsett. To appropriate ST.
659,968 for salaries of Territorial Off
GERS and employees
Senate Bill No. 31-Introduced by
j. NJ. Dowsett. To appropriate ST.
5@S,465 for Territorial departments.
Senate Bill No. 32.-Making inter
course with female under IA punish,
able by any term not more than 5
years.
Senate Bill No 33.-Defning burgI-
airy; breaking into, by day or night,
the property of another with intent to
commit any felony.
Senate Bill No. 34.-Amending the
County Act, Providing for a Super
intendent of Streets in all counties.
Senate Bill No. 35.-Introduced by
R. H. Makekau. To do away with
submission of plans of new roads and
bridges to the Public Works for ap-
prevail
Senate Bill No. 3G.-To appropriate
additional money, $57611.44, for Ter.
ritorial departmental use .... ...
Senate Bill No. 37.-Introduced by
c. F. Chillingworth. Relating to bills
Of exceptions and writs of error in
criminal cases.
Senate Bill No. $50 establish the
College of Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts of Hawaii from which no sex,
race, color, age or nationality shall be
barred.
Senate Bill No. 39.-Provfding for
the granting of permits by the Board
OF Health for the treatment of leprosy
and other diseases. Permits may be
revoked if the patients don't improve
in six months.
Senate Bill No. 4O.-For the pre-
yendon Of cruelty to children.
Senate Bill No. 4l.-Regulating the
conduct of trial of cases; statements,
evidence and argument.
Senate Bill No. Incorporating
the city and County of Honolulu; Pro
Vlding for nine ON the Board of Su-
pervisors; eX-mayors may sit but not
vote with Supervisors; a Mayor and
a superintendent of Streets. Other
Offices to remain as under County of
Oahu now.
Senate Bill No. 43.-Giving the Gov
ernor the appointment of tax asses
sors. IN
Senate Bill No, 44-Exempting from
taxation all property used in the cul-
tivation of sisal, castor vanilla,
starch, pineapples and kasawa.
Senate Bill No 46.-Providing for
witness fees in criminal cases; 81 per
day and 20 cents per mile necessarily
travelled. II
Senate Bill No. 45.-Introduced by
Senator j. c. Lane, authorizing ap-
pointment by division tax assessors
of deputy assessors in election pre-,
cincts to work on commission of not
more than 10 per cent.
Senate Bill No. AS. Introduced by
Senator r. II, Makekau, amends Sec
ton 2693, r, L., as amended by Act 81
OF the Session Laws of 1905, by strik-