The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-07-06
SINE DIE
The Provisional Government Adj
Gates u Fsycr ofthe Republic,

A special meeting Of the Executiy
and Advisory Councils WAS held 0
Tuesday.
A petition in the native laugu&g
WAS rsSi from haSpSDa 0; Maui. ask
ing 10 bs restored TO his civil right,
he having served short term for lSl
csuy. The petition hal csrtideSt
q present good character sud psti
TONERS fidelity 10 the Provisions
[ Government
The petition wAs granted.
An invitation 70 attend the cslebra
/ ton % the Fourth was accepted.
Minister Smith presented the repor
o. the Attorney General for the past
/ oisuuiSl period. IL WAS orisrsC
printed in English. He Slso present
I eli the report % the Board % Health
% which the same disposition Wa.
made. excepting thst the printing
Wa not restricted 70 English.
Minister Hatch Introduced s bill
providing for the proclamation Of the
Republic u Hawaii sud the trsusfer
of he property Snd authority OF the
Provisional Government TO the Re
public % Hawaii. Ii appears in the
By Authority column.
The bill 10 transfer part OF Puma 10
North q 10 DisSric. passed second
reading
Mr.. Euuslujh asked the Exscu-
tive for information So 10 whether IL
Was discretionary with tie Collector
General Of Customs 20 slow immI-
grsOrs 10 lar. without $50 eash in the
po'ess.> Of each.
President Dole thought II was dis
crstioUSry. - the incoming passenger
might hSvs valuable property
Mr.. Emueluth did not think II
right for people 70 come into the
country a. those from the AikOku
N.ru have dOus. or want 70 DO
Minister Hatch said the matter h2d
not Vet been seized upon IN Cabinet
C0uu II, blt would Be before the next
meeting.
Mr.. WztsrhOu>e moved 70 suspend
the rules, - that the Act brought N
By the Miui,rzr o. Foreign Affairs
could Cs considered
Tue Act then passed is second
reading, section By SEXTON, zni De-
GSue = lSw.
Mr.. Brown, for the Judiciary Com
rnicte~, reported that that committee
recommended the discharge Of Mills,
Lui aui ToESiu 4 JSpSue>sl. the tao
ls>r being TdOneJ upon the eJu-
sterztfou Of their leaving the country
aud never returning, IL also rec Ju-
meute,f that > parton De granted 20
Ezpakihi aud kzhSlekUlu-
Minister Smith said be vas Tot able
70 ioiu the committee in recon-
meadinz the uDeo1ii.iOusl pardon Of
M. Nils He appreciated The faec
that be hSi been : good prisoner, but
TIE ciceuul>taUces OF the mSnSl2ugh,er
FOR which he Ezs convicted were sueh
tlzr he did not think he should be
pzrdOurd-
President Dole said he felt the same
IS the Attorney General did On the
question q Mills pardon The crime
for which he wSs eouyictej gas
slruUied with mystery. He thought
Inzt Mills, Il granted : parton, should
make full Sui complets s-Steu=nL
OF the Il = IL The zse-
Mr. D b Smith said be had talked
With many 0f Mr.. MilI-' segus Mt
: uee= il HzmakUa-, sui they aid not
think him guilty He novel the
ADOPTION q the rsporC-
Mr.. Euueluth saii be had hsi con-
experience in the B ard OF
Pri-la I8spec5Ors Sui ne JiI not BE-
Iieye N I1cis.e ImIn2r- p2r'iOu>, -
peeiaIIy In tb, Case q espIl2I crimes
The report |.s al Fp-ed.
The Attorney G-u-rsi all that ST.
though TIL meeting the thought that
tbs sss groS15ls rh- last meeting %
rh= CuGucII- UHsier the PrJyI-iO nal
Government L. Ez> u alter Of con-
zrsztuIzcIOn he though, that 20 much
rsI been done 20 well As : Mem
Der q the Executive Council lie
ESnted 70 thank the Advisory C0uu-
ell Tor IT, work Each man, be felt
sure. hzfi worked for the public good.
He hoged the E0rk done would stand
ths tezc u time and thai in the future
history would show that SlI hzd been
doEe that vas possible for the good u
the country
Prssft-uL Dole said he wanted 10
expires. hls appreciation OF the sscFi-
de- and patriotism Of the Councils
WorE Il been done that has not aud
eluIl not b= etEsck=i on any 0Lr-r
ground, exsspL political He thank
e them fr5I Ei- HezrL f1F EE-ir
tr-stu1et.t % IiI.s=if ant Lhe Exec1-
tive Council ard the hip ihzr lad
bS-u given o. Questions lhAE would
D. hard for any 0ody q men 10 deal
Eilh-
Minister smith said be wanted. be-
for 81 jI.IrtsEI-Itr tO eEFr - = ~
y Jr,is u a1s-Fe-- z-iyl Jf the ~-'-F-tz-
~. He LA 1JU- II, EOrk faithfully
sid veil
Nr Wat=Fh1g~e -aif h. tisOuZbt =
=lri >lO1Hi D. >Es1s=I fJr the good
services - tie newspaper u-u. bgE
Lh= AEraru-y General Thought them :
ueee--zTy evil
TIE C0gueIl- then stjOGrusd-
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