The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-06-04

write and speak the English or ila-
walian language;
Have resided in this country not less
then three years:
And shall either own property in the .
Republic worth not less than One Thous- /
and Dollars over and above all encum
brances. or have received a cash income /.
of not less than Six Hundred Dollars
during the twelve months immediately
preceding the date of election.
or ENACTlNG LAWS.
Article 50'.Retrospective Laws
Except as herein provided, no retros-
pective law shall ever be enacted.
Article 60.--rhe Legislature has the
power to enact wholesome laws not in
consistent with the Constitution.
Article 6l--Enacting Cause.-The
enacting clause of all laws shall be, BE
it enacted by the Legislature OF the Re
public of Hawaii"
Article 90. -Prerequsts for lntroduc
ton of Bills.-No Bill shall be intro
duced into either House by any mem
Der of such House, unless it shall have
| first received thereon the written en-
dorsement of three elective members of
such House.
| Article 63.-Titles of Laws. - Each
0
+, law shall embrace but one subject,
which shall be expressed in its title.
The title of a law amending or repeal.
ing another law shall refer to the sec
ton or chapter of the law amended or
repealed and to the subiect-matter in
volved
Article GA. - Readings of Bills.-A
| bill in order to become "A law, shall, eX-
/ cept SIS herein provided, pass three read.
/ ings in each Heuse, the final passage of
which, in each House shall be by a
ma iority vote of all of the elective mem.
/ hers to which such House is entitled,
taken by ayes and noes and entered
upon its journal.
Article 65.-CertifcatiOn of Bills from
! One House to the Other.-Every bill
I'when passed by the House in which it
originated. or in which amendments
| thereto shall have been adopted, shall
| Immediately be certified by the Chair.
man and Clerk and sent to the other
/ House for consideration.
| Article Designing Rills.-EXcept as
herein provided, all bills passed by the
Legislature, shall, in order to be valid,
| be signed by the President.
Article G1.-Neto of President. Every
/ bill which shall have passed the Legis-
| laturC, shall be certified by the Chair
man and Clerk of the House last con
sidering it, and shall tbrreupon be pres
ented to the President. If he approves
it he shall sign it and it shall thereupon
become a law. If the r. esident does
not approve such bill, he may return ii
with his objections, 10 the several
Houses of the Legislature.
He may veto any specific item oi
items in any bill which appropriate
money for specific purposes; but shall
veto other bills, If at all, only as q
whole
Article 6S.-Failure to Sign or Veto.
If the President neither signs nor vetoe'
bill within ten days after it is deliver
ed to him, 1t shall become law without
his signature, unless the Legislature adj.
jOurns prior to the expiration of sucl
ten days.
In computing such period of ten days
Sundays, holidays recognized by the
laws of the Republic, and the day upon
which the bill is delivered to the Presi
dent shall be excluded.
Article 69.-Procedure upon Receip
of Veto.-UpOn the receipt of veto
message from the President, each Hous,
of the Legislature shall enter the sam,
at large upon its journal, and proceed
to reconsider such bill or part of a bill
and again vote upon 1t by ayes anC
noes, which shall be entered upon ii
! journal.
= If after such reconsideration sucl
bill, or part of bill, shall be approved
by two-thirds vote of all the electiv,
members to which each House is en-
| titled il shall thereby become law.
Article iO.-Appropriations.-Sectiol
Appropriations, except as Otherwis,
] bar.iu ,rpviIal choI no btar Al
ally by the Legislature.
Section 2.-The Minister of Financ,
shall submit to the Senate at each regu
lar session of the Legislature, approprIa
ton bills for the succeeding biennia
period.
Section 3.-No appropriation bill ol
bill providing for national loan shall
, be introduced by any one except a mem
of the Cabinet.
Provided, however, that any member
may introduce a bill amending the per
manent appropriation bill for salaries
and pay rolls herein provided for
Section 4.-In case of failure of the
Legislature to pass appropriation bills
provided for payments of the necessary
current expenses of carrying on the
Government, and meeting its Legal
obligations, the Minister of Finance
! may, WITH Jne ADVICE or the Executive
Council, make such payments for and
during the new biennial period, fol-
which purpose the sums appropriated il
the last appropriation bill shall be-
deemed to have been reappropriated.
Section 5.-The appropriation bill fol
salaries and pay rolls shall be per
manent one, and the items and amount,
therein enumerated, and such salaries
and pay rolls as may hereafter be in
cOrporated therein, shall continue, unit
stricken out or amended, to be the bash
J for payment in future, and shall not be
required to be reapproprated from
time to time.
Section 6. The appropriation bill fol
salaries and pay rolls" passed on the
day of April, 1894, shall
continue in force, and be the permanent
appropriation bill for the purposes
? therein set forth, subject TO sucl
! amendments and additions thereto, al
may from time to time be made 10y the
= Legislature.
OF THE LEGISLATURE.
Article 7l.-Section ], The first reg
o. ular session of the Leg stature shall be-
held on the third Wednesday in Feb
, ruary, A. ID. 1896 and biennially there
after, in Honolulu.
? Section 2. Neither House shall ad
jOurn, during any session for more thar
! three days, or sine die, without the con
Of no