Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-26

may be managed as may be provided
by the laws Of the Territory. The
commissioner is hereby authorized to
perform any and all acts, and, with
the approval Of the governor. to pre-
scribe forms of oaths and make such
rules and regulations as may be nee
essary and proper for the purpose of
carrying the provisions OF this Sec
ton and the land laws of Hawaii In
to full force and effect. The parts of
said laws set forth in the following
sections and parts of sections of the
Revised Laws of Hawaii are hereby
repealed: Sections two hundred and
fifty-two to two hundred and fifty-
four, inclusive; the last three para
graphs OF section two hundred ana
sixty-two; section two hundred and
seventy-four;' the third paragraph Of
section two hundred and seventy-siX;
sections two hundred and seventy
nine and two hundred and ninety
two; the second paragraph of section
two hundred and ninety-six; sections
two hundred and ninety-eight, three
hundred. three hundred and ten to
three hundred and twelve, inclusive;
three hundred and fifteen, three hun
dred and twenty. three hundred and
twenty-nine to three hundred and
thirty-three, inclusive, and three
hundred and forty-seven."
Sec. 6. That section seventy-nine
Of said Act is hereby repealed.
Sec. z. That section eighty OF said
Act is hereby amended by inserting
the words "and until their successors
are appointed and qualified" after the
words "for the term of four years"
and by changing the second sentence
thereof SO as to read: "He may re-
move from Office any of such off,
GERS"
Sec. 8. That section eighty-four of
said Act is hereby amended SO that
the last sentence thereof shall read
as follows: Nor shall any judge sit
In any case in which he may have
been of counsel or on an appeal from
any decision or judgment rendered
by him. and TIE legislature Of the
Territory may add other causes OF
disqualification to those herein emu
merated."
Sec. 8. That section ninety-one OF
said Act is hereby amended by add
ing thereto the following:
"And any such public property ia
ken for the uses and purposes of the
United States by direction Of the
President or of the governor of Ha'
wall may be restored to its previous
status by direction of the President;
and the title to any such public prop
erty In the possession and use of the
Territory for the purposes Of schools
cemeteries, parks. roads. wharves, wa
terworks, sewer works, electric works
public buildings, or other public pur'
poses. or required for any such pur'
poses, may be transferred to the Ter
ritory by direction OF the President
and any such property may thereaft
err be transferred to any city, county
or other political subdivision thereof
by direction OF the governor Of thu
Territory when thereunto authorized
by the legislature.
Sec. 10. That section ninety-tw'
o. said Act is hereby amended t
read as follows:
Sec. 90. TIE following officer
shall receive the following salaries
to be paid by the United States: Tn
governor, ten thousand dollars; tn
secretary of the Territory, five thou
sand dollars; the chief justice of tn
supreme court of the Territory, sevel
thousand five hundred dollars; the a
sociate justices of the supreme court
seven thousand dollars each: tn
judges of the circuit courts. fou
thousand dollars each; the Unite
States district judge, seven thousan
dollars; the United States marshal
four thousand dollats; the Unite
States district attorney, three thou
sand dollars. And the governor shal
receive annually, in addition to hi
salary. the,sum of one thousand dol
lars. for stationery. postage, and In
cidentals; also his travelling expense
while absent from the capital on OF
fetal business. and the sum of tw
thousand dollars annually for his prl
vate secretary"