The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-10-22

permanent military force of not less
than 65 men nor more than 100 men
of all ranks, which shall be named
the Kings Royal Guard"
Rep. Richard moved il be amend
ed to read "not less than 80 nor
more than rs men," etc.
Noble Muller moved the section
pass as in the bill.
Noble j. M. Horner moved to re-
duce to so men.
The section then passed as in the
bill.
Section 5. The Kings Royal
Guard shall be the body guard of
His Majesty the King, and the King
shall have the sole right to appoint
and commission all its officers, which
commissions shall be countersigned
by the Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Passed.
Section 6. The soldiers of the
Kings Royal Guard shall be enlist
ed to serve for three or five years,
and shall be men of good physical
development and in sound health,
which must be certified to by two
regular physicians. One-half be-
tween 20 and 80 years old shall be
enlisted for three years, and one
half between 20 and 20 years old
shall be enlisted for five years, and
all shall take the oath prescribed in
Schedule A. Passed.
Section z. All public property
used for and in connection with the
military forces of the Kingdom, and
the expenditure of all moneys APP
propriated for military purposes and
for bands, flags and salutes, shall be
subject to the orders and under the
general supervision and control of
the Minister of Foreign Affairs.
| Passed.
Section 8. ANY armed force not
organized in accordance with the
provisions of this Act shall be IL
legal, and is prohibited. Provided,
however, that this section shall not
apply to the police.
Noble Marsden moved it be in
definitely postponed. 1t will be il
legal under this section for any rife
club to carry on its sport. 1t will
work against the uniform rank X.
of P, who wear uniform and carry
swords.
Noble Mccarthy did not like the
section as it stood. He moved tC
amend by inserting the words "with'
out permission of Minister of For.
eign Affairs
Rep. Brown moved to amend sc
as to read "Any military or armed
force"
Noble Widemann-There are s
great many who take pride in rife
club. They carry rifles and make ;
show of them when they go out
There is no harm in that. TIT
amendment by Rep. Brown was a goot
one, but, if passed, there should b.
another section to provide for thu
punishment of anyone who woul'
misconstrue it.
Noble Mccarthy was not in favo
of striking the section out. HI
moved to add at the end the follow
ing words: "or any military fore
connected with any organization
holding a license at the time of tn
passage of this Act"
The motion to strike out the sec
ton was lost.
The amendment offered by Rep
Brown passed.
The amendment by Noble Nc
earthly was lost.
The section then passed q
amended.
: Noble Widemann said there shoul
be prohibitory section, and th
military committee should be il
structed to bring in such a section
/; Section 8. This Act shall be
full force and effect from and aftt
the time of its approval, and Chal
, ter XIV. of the laws of 1888, Ell
+. titled IAN Act relating to the Mil
tary Forces of the Kingdom" an
z all other laws and parts of laws
e conflict herewith are hereby repea
ed. Passed.
The schedule referred to in Sc
j. ton 6 was read and passed. III
!, title was read and passed.
y Rep. Brown moved to reconsid
the last vote. Carried.
: The hon. member then moved IL
insertion of the following section;
I Section 8. Whoever shall orga
: ize any military armed force,
b belong to or become a member
l. any military force, other than tn
provided for by this Act shall, upt
conviction before any police or di
g trict justice, be fined in a sum
1t not less than 500, nor more th'
J. $3.50.
IS The section was amended to rel
No. 10 and passed.
e The bill passed as amended to e
a grossment, to be read third tir
o on Tuesday.
y The House adjourned at $3.50.