Hawaii Territory Act Confers Franchises Yet Declares Void
The act grants and preserves public works franchises while allowing for court action to cancel them if terms are not met. It requires governor and attorney general approval and notes the act takes effect after approval by the United States Congress. Governor G R Carter signs the legislation on April 26, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol
Ehull
Ceneral
Trilmunul
Wiiler
Sterton
United States of America
G. R. Carter
Territory of
Hawaii
Parole Provisions Act for Territory of Hawaii Prisoners
The act authorizes parole by the Governor for prisoners who have served the minimum term, with written Board of Prison Inspectors approval. It restricts parole for murder or certain felonies, requires strict safeguards, and provides for recall and retaking to continue confinement for the unexpired term. The act outlines enforcement, custody, and process for returning paroled prisoners and takes effect upon enactment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provinise
Mawaii
Board of Privon
Euch
Boards of Prison Inspectors
Sverson
Board of Prion
Cone Cornal
Aocinty
Board of Prison
Peron
Brokon
Seton
G. R. Carter
Territory of
Hawaii
Hawaii Forest Reservation Law Amendment Text
Legislative text amends Hawaii Revised Laws to detail forest reservations. Governor may set apart land not leased beyond two years with hearings, suspend orders, and revoke proclamations. Notice requirements mandate fourteen days and two newspapers for hearings on forest reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Hawai
Commissioner of Public Lands
Teland
Fiduciary Companies Regulation Approved for Hawaii Territory
The territory lawmakers approve a 1905 act imposing fiduciary duties on banks and fiduciary firms. It requires semiannual reports, treasurer examinations on request, mandatory public notices, and fines up to 1000 dollars for noncompliance. The act takes effect upon approval by Governor Carter on April 26, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Treasrer
Sterton
Honolulu
Station 5
GR. Carter
Territory of
High Court Sustains Territorys Demurrer in Wharf Contract
The Supreme Court sustains the Territory demurrer to Americal Engineering and Construction Co action seeking 4476.20 for rebuilding Fort Street wharf extras and labor. It rules liability for implied contracts does not arise without clear direct terms, allows an amended petition within ten days, and notes the invalidity of the warehouse removal contract affects liability. The decision centers on contract specificity and legislative remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Americalian Engineering and Construction Co
Fort Street Wharf
Brewer
Brewer's Wharf
Wilder
Forlyn Corporation
Superintendent of Public Works
Waris
Bemrinare Svescenes
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ACT
Aywil
Carter
Alexander & Baldwin Limited
Sugar Factor S, Commission
Hawaiien Commercial &@ Sugar ¢eat Sugar Company
Wm. & Irwin & Co, Ltd
A. ©. Lovekin
Sugar Factors Commission
Seatied Union
National Insurance ‘of Edinburgh
Winnatma
Magdeburg General
Oceanic Steamship Company OF Gan Francis CO
Cal
The
B. F. Dillingham CO. Limited
Castle & Cooke, Ltd
Boston
Tas Actos Fire Ins Co
Hartford
Alliance Aasurance Co
London
C. Brewer & Co., Ltd
Queen Street
T. H
Honomu Buger Co
Walluku Sugar Co
Makeo Sugar Co
Haleakala Ranch Co
San Francisco
Chas
Brewer & Co
Allan
P. ©. Jones
M. Cooke
Geo
R. Carter
Grani
Hawaiian Iron Fence & Monument Works
Ltée
H. E., Hendrick
King Street
Popul
N.Y. Board of Health
Dr. Julium
American Institute
Consolidated Soda Water Works
the Island Meat CO
Pacific Transfer CO
King St
W. Malock Campbell
King Stowntown
Meretania Street
Bath
King S
TEL Main
Actas
Hawaiian Carriage Manufacturing Lo
Life and Fire Insurance Agents
Endeake
Urry Life i Ice CO
P.O. Box
W. Ziegler
Irwin & CO
King Bt
Kawalahao Church
William T. Paty
Lara BT
Bulletin
Yoshikewa
King #e
River
Y. Wo Sing & Co
Alifornia
Hewali
Fort St
Nuuane
Sang Chan
Hotel Street
Sato
HOTEL
Saiki
Telephone
BLUE
Sai
Ler
Lomber
Gar Allen
Robinson
Queen Bt
California
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