The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-08-21
Afternoon.

Re-assembled at 80 O'Clock.
Liquor bill, continued.
Noble Waterhouse moved to strike out
section g. Carried
The title was read, upon which Noble
Hitchcock moved indefinite postponement.
Carried.
This killed the bill
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Noble Smith, on suspension of the rules,
read q majority report of the Judiciary
Committee on the bill to prevent married
persons from deserving each other, recon-
mending substitute bill, which was read,
q first time. The report and bill were laid
on the table for future consideration.
The same Noble read the report of the
Judiciary Committee on the bill, intro
duced July II, by Rep. Paehaole, relating
to practitioners in courts. Laid on the
table to be considered with the bill.
ORDER OF THE DAY
Duties OF Governors-Secondr reading of
the bill providing for performance Of duties
heretofore pertaining to Governors.
Minister Ashford moved amendments to
section 3, which were adopted.
Passed to engrossment, to be read third
time on Wednesday.
The Election bilI-The House went into
Committee of the Whole, Noble Smith in
the chair, on the Election bill
Section Is. The committee to whom
this section was referred, 9Th inst, report
ed the following. which was adopted:
Section To- In the Island OF Hawaii
there shall be seven districts as follows:
First-Puna and all Hilo south of the bed
OF the Puhikai Gulch between kalalau and
Wainaku), to be called the South Hilo
District.
Second-From the Puhikai Gulch to the
bed of the Hakalau Gulch, to be called the
Central Hilo District.
Third-From the Hakalau Gulch to the
bed of the kalapahapuu Gulch in Hama
kua (between KukaIau and Kainehe) to
include all of kukaiau, to be called the
North Hilo District.
Fourth-Tbe remaining portion OF Ha-
makua and South kOhala, TO be called the
Hamakua District.
Fifth-North Kohala, to be called the
hohala District
Sixth-North and South Kona, to be
called the kOna District.
Seventh-Kau. to be called the Kau Dis
trict.
Section 81. Minister Thurston moved to
amend by adding the words, mo person
whose name does not appear on such reg
lister shall be allowed to vote. Carried.
Rep. Paehaole moved to amend line 10,
The Register of voters shall be open to
inspection to all persons at all times" by
inserting "Or their deputies" after AL
persons" Lost
The section passed, as amended.
Section 80 Noble Castle moved to amend
by striking out the third line and inserting
instead, And no elector shall be permitted
to vote in any precinct other than that in
which he resides" Carried.
The section, so amended, passed
Sections 81, "a, 36, 81, 80, 40, passed as
in the bill.
Section IS. Noble Castle moved to add
the following: Such corrections shall in
all cases be made during regularly adj
vertised meeting of the Inspectors, and be-
fore an entry shall be made in the Regis
teR the reasons tor such proposed entry
shall be stated in the hearing of all persons
present. Adopted.
The section, so amended. passed.
Section 49, Noble Richardson moved to
amend by inserting ten" instead of
twenty-five" in the sixth line. Lost.
Noble Dole moved to insert, in the sixth |
line, after the word dollars" the words |
for candidate for Representative and fifty |
dollars for candidate for Noble" Carried. |
Minister Thurston claimed that the man. |
ner in which the foregoing sections were |
put TO Committee was out of order. The |
ruling OF the chair was sustained.
The section, as amended, passed.
Section Al. Minister Thurston moved to |
strike out all after the word ledge" in the |
ninth line. Carried.
The section, as amended, passed.
The Committee rose; the House re-
sumed and adjourned to 10 o'clock Wed
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