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


moneys collected by any county trea-
surer for license fees and all other
moneys except those collected by the
circuit court, shall be paid into the
county treasurer and be kept by him
for the use of the county in which
said collections were made.
House Bill No. So, introduced by
Representative H. NJ. Kaniho, provides
that within six months of the birth
of a child, the proper custodian or
guardian of the child may take the
child to a vaccination officer for the
purpose of being vaCcinated instead
of shall take the child. The bill
amends section 1913 and repeats sec
tons 1917 and 1918. Revised Statutes.
House Bill No So, introduced by
Representative c. Akau, provides for
the election of registrar of convey
ances, for every county, with the eX-
ceptiOn of the county of Kalawao. The
registrar shall be deemed a county
officer but until the next election the
Governor shall appoint such regis.
trars, not later than July -, 1907. The
bill also sets forth the duties of me
county registrars.
House Bill No SO. introduced by
Representative c. Akau, provides for
each county with the exception of Ka-
lawao, establishing and maintaining
at each county seat, an office for the
registration of conveyances and other
instruments that are by law. entitled
to be recorded.
House Bill No 80, introduced by
Representative J. X. Kalana. seeks to
amend section 1924 Of the Revised
Laws, in order to provide that before
a police officer or deputy sheriff shall
report suspected case of leprosy, he
shall first have secured from the at
tending physician or some other ply.
stefan who has made leprosy a study,
an affidavit that the suspect is afflicted
with the disease. 1t is provided that
the proofs of the patient having a sure
case of the disease, must be stated in
the affidavit
House Bill No. 81, introduced by
Representative w. Y. Rawlins, seeks
to provide that neither the Territory
nor any officer acting in his official
capacity on behalf of the Territory,
be taxed costs or required to pay the
same or file any bond or make any
deposit for the same in any case.
The act also provides for summary
judgment being rendered, at the pro
per time, in any proper case, at the
instance of any clerk or any party
interested, against the principal or
sureties on any bond for costs or ap.
peal bond, by either the appellate or
the circuit trial courts An appeal
bond may also be applied to the eX-
penses of costs.
House Bill No "a, introduced by
Representative W. r. Rawlins, seeks
to amend Chapter SO of the Revised
Laws, relating to the practice of medi-
cine and surgery. This bill provides
various details of the practice of medi-
cine and surgery and provides that eX-
animation for license to secure a GER
tificate to practice, must be taken in
the English language. This is re-
garded as an anti-Japanese clause.
House Bill No, 95, introduced by
Representative S. p. Correa, provides
for the exemption of family home
steads from forced sale, and repeals
Section 1880 of the Revised Laws. The
bill enters into quite an extended de
finition of homesteads and provides
g,
tails incidental to such acquisition.
House Bill No. 90, introduced by
Representative S X. Kahana, seeks tc
amend Section 1909 of the Revised
Laws, by providing that growers OF
tobacco shan not be required to pay
and shall be exempt from paying the
annual fee of ten dollars, for the sale
of tobaccos grown by them or for the
sale of cigar or cigarettes made from
/ tobacco grown by them.
House Bill No. 81, introduced by
Representative C. A. Rice, amends the
statute relating to banking licenses
by making the fee for such licenses
in Honolulu $3.50, in Hilo $500, in Wal
luku districts $3.50, and in all Other
places 800
House Bill No 9S, introduced by
4 Representative w. X. Leleiwi, amends
. the statute relating TO the creation
io1 public park on Punchbow
\ Heights.
House Bill No. 80, introduced by
Representative W. r. Rawlins, amends
the statute relating to divorce by per
mtting the filing of the decree with
out the deposit Of costs.
House Bill No 100, introduced by
Representative S. p. Correa, relatini
to elections, providing voting shell
yes in precincts where registration
does not exceed $50 and 6 shelves
where it is over $50.
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