The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-06-05

% appropriated,
% Section B. The appropriation bill for salaries and
"a paw rolls shall be permanent one and the items and
% amounts therein enumerated and such salaries and
26 rolls may hereafter be incorporated therein, shall
81 continue until stricken out amended to be the basis
for payment future and shall not be required to be
80 reappropriated from time to time
80 SECTION The appropriation bill for salaries and
81 pay rolls . passed on the day OF April, 1894,
shall continue force and be the permanent appropr
80 alton bill for the purposes therein set FORTH subject to
80 time to time be made by the Legislature.
OF THE LEGISLATURE
ARTICLE Il.
SECTION l. The first regular session of the Legisla
ture shall be held the third ednesdayin February
AID. 1896 and bennialy thereafter, in Honolulu.
SECTION g Neither House shall adjourn, during any
session. for more than three days. or sine de- without
the consent of the other
SECTION If either House shall so adjourn without
the consent of the other the other House may proceed
10 to egate though it the sole legislative body
II and may exercise the full powers of the Legislature
II SECTION 4. Each session of the Legislature shall
Is continue not longer than ninety working days.
IA Provided however that the President with the ap
10 prova of the Cabinet may proong such session to not
Is to exceed one hundred and twenty days
II SECTION s. Special sessions of the Legislature shall
Is be held at such times may be indicated by the Pres
10 dent in herein provided at such other times
20 are herein specially provided.
OF ELECTORS
ARTICLE 72-ExEMPr1oN OF ELECTORS ON ELECTION
DAY.
ton day, during his attendance at election and in go
ing to and returning thererom except in case of
breach of the peace then committed in case of trea
or felony
No elector shall be so obliged to perform military
duty the day of election, as to prevent his voting
10 except in tire of war; public danger, absence
II from his place of residence in actual military service
II in which provision may be made by law for taking
IL his vote
IA ARTICLE 73.-METHoD VoTNG FOR REPRESENTATIVES
Is Each voter for Representatives may cast many
l6 votes there Representatives to be elected from
II the Representative District in which he is entitled to
IS vote He may cast them all for one Representative
Is may apportOn them among the several Representatives
70 such manner he hit; provided however that
81 fractional division of vote other than one-ha
% shall be counted.
90 The required number of candidates receiving the
"a highest number of votes in the respective Represent
% atve Districts shall be the Representatives for such
26 Districts
ARTICLE 74-QuALFIoATIoNs OF VOTERS FOR REpREsEN-
In order to be eligible to vote for Representatives
4 person shall
l. Be a male citizen of the Republic; and if citizen
naturalzed prior to January 17th 1893 possessed at
such time of the privilege of voting for representatives.
Have received letters of denization emitting him to
10 the privileges of Hawaiian citizenship; or,
Have received from the Minister of the Interior the
IL Certificate of Service herein provided for;
3 2 Have resided in the Representative District in
"A which he offers to register, not less the month
d Immediately preceding the time at which he offers to
Il register
Il g. Have attained the age of twenty one years
Is Have taken and subscribed the oath set forth in
10 Article 100 of this Constitution
20 s. Prior to each regular election, during the time
Il prescribed by law for registration have caused his
to be entered the register of voters for Representa-
- tives for bis district;
"A G. Prior to such registration have paid before
% the first day of January next preceding the date of
IS registration all taxes due by him to the government
y Be able Understandings to speak, read and write
IS the English or Hawaiian language.
% In order to comply with this requirement he shall be
20 able to write and read with ordinary uency any section
81 or sections of this Constitution.
p Provided however that the requirement that he shall
g be able Understandings to speak, read and write the
a English Hawaiian language shall not apply to those
IS persons who registered vote for delegates to the
IS Constitutional Convention at the election held May
y End, 1894
| ATCLE 75-METHoD OF VoTING FOR SENATORS
Each voter for Senators may cast vote only for
each Senator to be elected from the senatorial District