The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-06-12

fesllenCe tnere. IL u man reSlueu
in dist let aud was called away in
the employ of the Government,
which necessilated n change of
dwelling or doni,ile, 1t did not
change his right TO vote in the dis
trict. The question arose as to
certain MN VINO were enlisted in
the Kings Guards, who were en-
gagged i'll their duty at Hon lulu.
Rep. Dole--llow long were they
away?
Minister Neumann said it made
no matter If they were away thou
sand years. If the voter was away
three months that was his district.
Therefore, if his right was preserved
after the lapse of three months, it
was preserve for three years, five
years. One way in which that was
changed was by a declaration, or
acts which showed that man
wanted to give up his residence or
domicle in district. If that pro-
position was sound, then there was
not any doubt as to the reasons of
the Judiciary Committee, and he did
not see any purpose in wasting time
in considering report that was un-
animous. If he was doubtful that
the report was correct in the matter
of facts or law, he would vote to
defer this report till Tuesday, and
the hon. member would then make
speech that would show that he
(Mr. n. was right now.
Rep. Kaulukou moved the pre-
vious question, which carried, and
the report was adopted on show Of
hands.
| SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
Minister Neumann presented a
report of the select committee ap-
pointed yesterday afternoon on two
bills. With regard to the bill to
amend sec. /, chap. 20, laws of
1870, relative to the licensing of the
carrying Of firearms, the committee
submitted new bill and recon-
mended its passage. After Noble
Dowsett had pointed out discre-
pancy in the Hawaiian version from
the sense of the English, the report
was, on motion of Rep. Castle,
adopted, and the bill passed to
second reading in its order.
On the bill to prevent the wanton
destruction of game, the same select
committee recommended its passage
with certain amendments submitted.
Adopted.
At 1905 the house took recess
till 1880.
| AFTERNOON SESSION.
The house re-assembled at AS
o'clock.
Rep. Richardson, from the En-
crossing Committee, reported three
bills set down for third reading
to-day as engrossed.
Rep. Dickey presented n resolu-
ton relating to the previous ques-
tion, which involved new rule, but
it was almost Immediately returned
to him as being out of order.
Rep. Aholo offered a resolution
that $500 he inserted in the Appro-
priation Bill for repairs In the wharf
at Olowalu. Laid on TIL table to
be considered with the Appropria.
ton Bill.
Rep. Castle moved that the va
cancy on the Revision and Enroll
ment Committee, caused by the
absence of Noble III. A. Widemann
be filed. Carried.
The President appointed Rep
Castle to fill the vacancy.
The President announced the fol
lowing special committees: On I
bill to authorize the Minister of th
Interior to release and quitclaim t.
the Bishop of Olba: Minister Glib
son, Reps. Thurston, Kaai, Nobl
Martin and Minister Neumann. o.
the National Loan bill: Rep. Thurs
ton, Ministers Neumann and Gulick
and Mobiles Bishop and Cleghorn.
Rep. Kaunamano offered the fol
lowing resolution
Whereas, tomorrow, June 18th
is the anniversary of Kamehameh'
l., the renowned warrior of the Pa
cific, and that as Kapiolanl Park i
the place where the event will b
celebrated, be it
Resolved, That the Sergeant-at
Arms be instructed to have carriage
ready at 10 O'Clock to convey tn
members out to the park, and tina
|. the expenses be paid out of the ar
preparation. Also, that when tn
house adjoulns this afternoon it d
, adjourn until Monday, June l4tf
: at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Rep. Dickey moved as an amend
ment that all Government officer
. and the children attending the publ
schools be provided with carriage
: to attend the picnic at Punaho,
: This business of getting carriages
90 to horse races was a laughin
stock. He hoped the members woul
not vote for the resolution.
Rep. dole said his constituent
would blame him if he voted for I'll
resolution. If it passed, he did M
:, want the Sergeant-at-Arms to Ord'
= any carriage for him.
Rep. Aholo supported the resol'
u ton for the reason that he wishe
!, the members of the house to see IL