The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-11-06

Act supplementary TO Chapter NAANll.
of the Penal Code OF the Hawaiian
Islands.
A motion TO consider the bill section |
by section passed.
Section /. ANY idle or disoIderly per |
son or vagrant who shall create disturb
ance OF the peace or shall inclte others
10 create disturbance OF the peace, or
riot, or snail instigate others 10 gamble
or drunkenness, is guilty OF a misde-
| meanor, and may upon the complaint of
| the Acknowledgement or his deputy be
arrested and brought before one Of the
| justices OF the Supreme Court, and there
| summarily examined. II, upon such ex-
| animation, the justice shall find that the
person so brought before him is guilty
! OF such misdemeanor, such person shall
be punished by expulsion from the King
| dom.
Rep. Nawahi did not believe in this
section. Ii affected Cinnamon. There
were many people in high society who
gambled. He moved the bill be indetin-
itely postponed.
Minister Peterson said this bill was
brought in owing 10 the action Of the
Japanese government. There are large
number OF Japanese in the country. As
they get out OF their contracts they get
into bad habits, and the Japanese gov
eminent is anxious that these people
shall not influence the better kind oil
Japanese, and get them into bad habits.
They had a convention with Japan which
provides that any person who comes
under this section shall be deported
t to Japan But in order to carry out that
: we have to have something in our statute
S book which allows it, The japanese
government is the only one with which
We have a convention allowing this To
/ be done. The third section applies Il
4 subjects of such foreign powers who hav,
( a convention with this Government, bu
n it is intended to amend this so as Il
n apply TO Chinese who may come in un
der the labor bill 1t will not apply Il
e any individual at present in the country
t Rep. Bush thought that the law woul,
clash with our Constitution. The Con
S stitution was above any treaty. 1t ma,
be an extreme view, but that was tht
way he looked at it.
g The section passed as in the bill.
o Sec 2. Any person against whom
sentence of expulsion has been rendered
e who shall remain in or return to tn
a Kingdom, unless such person shall hav
been by the King pardoned, shall be i'm
prisoned with hard labor not exceedin
five years.
The section passed.
Sec. 8. This law shall apply only
subjects of such foreign powers who b
u treaty or convention with the Hawaiia
l. Government have agreed that their sui
C. jects may be returned to their own cour
try for the offenses in this act mentioned
i, Noble Muller offered tie followin
ID amendment to the section: " and to an
Chinese who may hereafter enter tt
e kingdom under an agreement or speci;
resident permit to depart from the kin:
u dom at the expiration OF the same. q"
lie Rep Paehaole moved the section PAT
Sc as in the bill.
OF The amendment passed, and the Sc
s. ton passed as amended.
The title and enacting clause WEI
z read and passed, and the bill passed
~ engrossment to be read third time {
re Monday.
=, Second reading of bill No. 122, an A
III to allow sugar plantation companies al
% plantation owners to introduce Lahore
from abroad.
The bill was read by title and indie
~ nitely postponed.
US Second reading of bill No. 1876, an A
IN to amend Sec. 3SS of the Civil Code, I
FL lating to fisheries.
es The report of the Judiciary Commit
er was read, recommending the bill pass.
nj The bill passed to engrossment, to
nd read third time on Friday.
Second reading of bill No. 200, an
Is granting franchise to the Hamak
IL Water Company.
ot The report of the committee was rea
ne recommending the passage of the bill.
in Rep. Paehaole moved the bill be
ISL definitely postponed.
n Noble Marsden spoke in favor of t
Its bill, and the benefits to be derived fire
es- it in the district.
'ly At O'Clock the House adjourned.
nd
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