The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-11-11

truck from the negative in the posses
ion of the Board OF Immigration, and |
end such photographs 20 the sheriff or /
deputy sheriff OF every district OF the |
Kingdom. Such sheriff or deputy she |
if shall thereupon post or cause 10 be
)osted notice that such Chinese giving
name and description and attaching
such photograph 10 such notice, has de-
serted from his employer with amount
IF reward (if any offered for his deliv-
cry into custody. In the city OF Homo
ulu at least twenty OF such notices shall
be posted in conspicuous places.
Rep. Brown moved that all In the
section pertaining TO photographs be
stricken out.
Noble Muller moved the section read
as follows:
Sec 6. Ii at any time laborer COM
ing under the provisions of tins Act de-
sert his employer, such employer shall
notify the Inspector OF I'm
migrants of such desertion by mailing a
registered letter to him. Tie Inspector
OF Immigrants shall thereupon cause
notice OF such desertion TO be sent TO the
sheriff or deputy sheriff OF every district
of the Kingdom Such sheriff or deputy
be posted notice that such Chinese,
giving name and description, has de-
serted from his employer. with amount
Of reward If any offered for his deliv-
cry into custody. In the city OF Homo
lulu, at least twenty such notices shall
be posted in conspicuous places.
The amended section passed.
Sec 7. All expenses paid out or in
Cured by the desertion and consequent
arrest of any laborer shall be paid By
such laborer from and out OF his wages,
and the employer shall be authorized to
deduct such expenses II paid by him
from his wages.
Passed as read on motion OF Noble J
NJ. Horner.
Sec s. Any employer who shall fail
to notify the Inspector OF Immigrants o.
the desertion of any one of his laborers
shall be guilty OF a misdemeanor, anC
upon conviction thereof shall be fined no
less than twenty-five dollars, nor more
than one hundred.
Rep Brown moved to place the wore
"dollars" at the end of the section. Car
| RED
The section passed as amended.
Sec. 9. Whoever shall furnish or Civ
employment, or board, or lodging, o
| shall hide runaway laborer one wee
after notice given as provided in Section
of this act shall be guilty OIL misde
meanor, and upon conviction thereC
shall be fined not less than five dol
lars nor more than fifty dollars for eac
offense.
Noble Crabbe moved as an amend
ment that the penalty be fixed at not les
than twenty-five dollars, nor more tina
one hundred dollars. Carried.
The section passed as amended.
Sec. 10. The Minister OF Foreig
Affairs shall charge for each special res
dence permit issued by him under tn
provisions of this act, the sum OF on
dollar, the money realized therefor
to be deposited in the treasury for tn
benefit of the Hawaiian Government.
Passed as read.
Sec. Ii. Any and all expenses ft
photographing shall be paid by the pc
son, persons or corporation obtaining To
permits.
On motion of Rep. Brown the sectio
was stricken out.
Sec. ~. Upon the expiration Of til
term of said residence permit the Mil
lister may upon due cause shown to hi
by the person named in such permit e,
tend the term of such special residence
further term, not exceeding five years.
1t was changed to read Section II !, ar
passed as amended.
Sec. 13. Upon the arrival of sue
laborers registry and description
them shall be prepared in such mann
as the Board of immigration may dee
necessary to ensure Identification. Ar
the said Board of immigration is heret
authorized to make any and all sue
rules and regulations in the premis
and the same to alter and amend as the
may deem necessary for the proper ca
rying out of the provisions and int
tons of this act. Any such regulation
made, altered or amended shall have Il
effect and force of law after due noti
J thereof, printed and published IN new
paper in Honolulu.
Rep. Brown moved the section
numbered II, and after the word "prer
ises' the following words be inserte
land as to Identification"
The amendments carried, and the Sc
ton passed as amended.
Sec. IA. ANY person admitted to Il
) Hawaiian Kingdom under the provisio
{ OF this act who shall be found in 81
/ Kingdom after the expiration OF Il
term allowed by this permit, or wi
transfer such permit to any other pers'
, prior to its expiration or who shall do al
other matter or any thing contrary to Il
provisions OF this act, shall be guilty OF
? misdemeanor, and upon conviction ther
of before any police or district magistra
/ shall be fined not over 5000, or impr
} oned at hard labor not over two month
5 and after the satisfaction of such senten
shall be held in custody, at his own e
pense, till an opportunity arises to sci
him to China, Whereupon he shall
thither deported.
Minister Peterson moved to insert aft
the words, contrary to the provisions
this act,'' the words, cor to the conc
, tons of his special residence permit,
who shall violate any OF the rules al
J regulations issued by the Board OF IL
; migration, according to the provisions
. this act"
The amendment passed.
/ Rep. Brown moved to insert "twel
I months instead of 'two months"
Noble Widemann thought that vi
too severe.
The motion was withdrawn and Il
section after being numbered IL WI
passed as amended.
Sec. Is. This Act shall take effe
and become law from and after ii
day of its approval Provided howev
that should the Hawaiian Goyernmel
at any time after the approval OF tn
Act enter into Labor Convention wit
the Empire of China, that then and
such case the Cabinet may in their di
erection after due notice given by publ
cation in two newspapers printed ar
published in Honolulu, suspend the pr
visions and operations Of this Act.
The section was amended to read
and passed as amended.
The title was read and passed.