The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-06-13
AT THE CAPITOL.
TIE COUNCILS MEET IN RE6U-
LAR SESSION.
Kcutzzs BuSlress-Neu Eilis Fasscd 20
Ser.za EezsszS-Etr-

Ths councils convened 81 e-lC
Thu-s1zv zis-no1a. There we7s
p-esza. Ministers noIs. King. rs.
non znd smith Counoilmsr
Brown. NcCbsznsy. Wata-houss
Enneluth. Allen, Wilder. Teaney
Young. Nost. Morgan Bolte- Men
doncz zri S1hr.
The minutes q the p-eToc:
meeting were 7szd. amended 2nd
spp-oved-
NJ. Brown. Of the Judioia-y CON-
n,ittee. reported the new Postal
savings bank bill, with 5 few
minor amendments, Snd recon-
nended It's passage The rspor
Ezs accepted. sad on motion the
bill took rs usual course
The sSne committee asked tar
more tine IN which 70 report OF
the petition fo- S pardon presented
hv Peter Quinn. confined IN 0shu
jzil. Grantei.
NJ. Morgan. Of the miscellaneous
committee, reported on the petition
Of Curztor VIZ. 7. Brigham, OF the
Bishop museum, fo- the lozn q
elEhtv-eight volumes Of books BE-
longing 70 the government znd
recommended thzt the losn be
granted up7n the same conditions,
with the privilege Of withdrawal.
upon which former lozns 70 thst
institution hsd been msde.
Firss reading Of the set relating
10 the unlswful possession and use
Of explosives
On motion Of Attorney General
smith, the oil wss considered SEC
ton By section
Section : wzs passed sfter several
minor amendments
Section ? relating to Licenses,
Ezs mad.
Attorney General Smith said th2t
s record Of permits % use explo-
sIEes should Dc kept.
President Dole Ssid the permit
should b more definite thsn pro
vided for IN the bill. 4 hunters
permit should not allow him 10 use
dYnznits
Mr. Damon thought It might per
hsps Be $ vel 10 exempt the Chi
nese using powder on their rec
plantations
President Dole sid they should
get $ permit which costs them moth
ing under the proposed law. He
thought this permit should incl1de
everything they were 70 Dc allowed
to use. znd the kinds Of explosives
should b described IN such pr
nit
M Brown thought the kind Of
explosive spilled fo- should Be
named II the permit the use Of
zny Other kind would then De IN
violztion Of the law.
The attorney general offered $
written amendment covering the
points raised. Carried.
Another defect IN the section
vas then discovered.
President Dole stated he thought
there Ezs sill room for 8 double
Interpretation snd asked the st.
to-ney general to rezd the rensin-
der Of the section 70 see If II COZ
ficted-
The section was finally amended
by the zsto-ney general so IS 70
give the power Of granting bail.
under the set. 70 the Attorney gen
ersl. circuit judges and the mar
shsl O. his deputies
After considerable discussion IS
70 the application Of the penslty
In the act the ssction passed with
the understanding It might b fur
ther amended on second reading.
Section 3 vas amended znd
passed
Sections Z and ) were passed IS
IN the bill, snd the bill was passed
to second reading.
First reading OF Sd sct 70 amend
the laE relzting to pounds, estrzys,
brands and marks, By adding s
new section
Mr.. Brown sid the bill was the
result Of 8 petition presented few
meetings ago from the grsZiers Of
Ksuzi, asking that corporations be
prohibited from using brands not
registered according to law
After slight amendments the bill
was passed 70 second reading
On motion ofthe attorney general
the councils went into special ses-
sion Al 3 10 Pr
The Reciprocity.
Mr. K.O Smith. president OF the