The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-01
IMPORTANT
MEASURES
Senate and House Busy
With Bills Of the
Moment.
sENATE-SEVENTH DAY.
Morning Session.

morning session.
BILLS PASSED THIRD READING.
Senate Bill No. 80, relating to the
crime of burglary. Amending former
law in effect to the entry Of a house
with intention to commit felony In
the daylight. Heretofore this has been
treated as ls,-. .ny but under the
amendment daylight entry viii be con-
sidered burglary.
Senate Bill 33, relating to penalty
for having intercourse with a girl un-
der fourteen. Sentence is amended to
read mot more than five years"
The business of the Senate was hard
ly started yesterday when the ser
geant-at-arrns notified the President of
the arrival of a message from the Gov
ernor Assistant Clerk lyman was
reading the journal at the time but
was told to continue until finished. At
the conclusion it was announced that
the message had relation to recess ap-
pointments. 1t was first intended to
postpone the reading until tomorrow
but as there was a question Of prsac-
tise and rule involved, Mr.. Savidge
was ordered to proceed.
Besides the following there was an
endless number OF election inspectors
who had been nominated 50 as to take
part in the election last November.
Gerrit P. Wilder and Leonard G..
Kellogg, as Commissioners of Agricul-
ture; Emil e. Peters, Attorney Gener-
al; G. H. Huddy. DDS, Dental Ex-
aminer.
Prison Inspectors: Ernest A. r. Ross,
June 21st, 1906: Gilbert y. Waller, Feb.
Ia, 1906; II. III. Renton, April "a, 1906.
Members Boards of Registration: W.
E. Edmonds, July %. 1906; Alfred Pat
ten, July %, 1905; NJ. K. Makekau, oc-
tober /, 1906, S. F. Chillingworth, Aug
ust 2s, 1906; w. G.. Smith, Nov. 8, 1906.
Members of Road Boards: S. E..
Rodgers. March z. 1906; w. III. Hay
selden, March Z, 1906; J. Ikaaka, March
Z, 1906; W. Henning, Aug. %. 1905.
Veterinary Examiners: Victor A.
Norgaard. July s, 1906; w. t. Monsar-
rat, July 5. 1906; A. r. Rowat, July 5.
1906.
Board of Medical Examiners: George
Herbert. MD. March 20. 1906
Honolulu Park Commissioners: Jas.
d. McInerny, Feb. 26. 1905; L. A.
Thurston, Aug. 13, 1906; III. E. Cooper,
Aug. 49, 1906.
Department of Public Instruction:
w. III. Babbitt, superintendent. Nov.
/, 1905; W. r.. Harrington. Commission
er, July /, 1905; Mrs. Wilhelmina Dow
sett, Commissioner, July rs, 1906; Frank
S. Dodge, Commissioners, July 16, 1906
c. j. Hutchinson, Commissioners, Jan.
%, 1907
Trustees of the Queens Hospital: A.
S. Cleghorn, E. w. Jordan, G. F. Iau-
kea, G. p. Wilder, F. J. Lowrey. c. w.
Smith, David Dayton, w. Fl. Mclner-
ny, f. S. Cunha, T. c. Davies, all July
/, 1865.
Commissioners of Fences. District of
Eva and Waianae: Albert Water
house. Oct. 13, 1906; E. o. White, Oct
Is. 1905: c.. A. Brown, Oct. 13, 1905.
District of waiaiua, Island of Oahu:
A S. Mahaulu, Ruel Kinney, w. p.
Thomas, all June p, 1906.
Board of Health: l.. E. Pinkham.
President, April 13, 1906; DaFtd Ia
lauokalani Sr., Member, Jan. p. 1907.
Commissioners of Immigration: Ed
ward d. Tenney, superintendent, Nov
18th. 1906; A. l. C. Atkinson, Nov. IL
1906.
Senator Smith from the Judiciary
committee reported on bill No. 2S, re-
lating to suspension of sentence as
follows:
Honorable E. f. Bishop, President OF
the Senate.
Sir: The Judiciary Committee nave
had under consideration Senate Bill
No. 2S, entitled IAN act to amend
Section 1884 of the Revised Laws or
Hawaii regulating the removal for
suspension of sentence OF any person
convicted of a crime or misdeamor,
and recommend it's passage.
Section 1883 of the Revised Laws re-
lates to the suspension of the sentence
of any person convicted before a court
having jurisdiction and provides that
such sentence may be suspended not
to exceed thirteen months from the
date of conviction
Section 1884 provides that any time
within the thirteen months during
which sentence mas been suspended,
the court may upon the request or
duly qualified officer cite such person
to appear for sentence, and provides
that the court or magistrate shatl
proceed to impose sentence according
to law The present bill provides that
the court or magistrate may proceed
to impose sentence according to law
The object being to give a discretion
ary power to the court so that the
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