The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-06-01
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
Third Day.


session was opened with prayer by
Rev. }. Waiamau, chaplain.
Secretary Rodgers read com-
munication from himself, a Secre-
tary of the Executive and Advisory
Councils. announcing the election Of
j. \. McCandlcss a a member Of
the Advisory Council, making him a
mrmbcr Of tho Convention. Mr..
McCandless was introduced and
sworn in 10y Chief Justice Judd.
Councillor Brown promised re-.
port from the committee on rules
after the noon recess.
Delegate Carter moved a reso
luton tn the effect that the Prosi
dent lay before the Convention the
draft Of constitution referred to in
his address opening the convention
Seconded and carried.
President Dole said the draft was
being printed aud would he laid be-.
fore the Convention after noon r..
, cess.
Al lU:2O the Convention adjourn
d ill ~ o'clock
FrER>uUN SESSION.
President Dol. called the C"nv.n.
ton to order al l':W
4 petition from Mrs. Mary Cl.-
msnt .ravitt in favor of prohibition
II the liquor traffic was read aud,
uu melton nf Councillor Brown. laid
ou the table for further cousid.ra.
ton,
Councillor Brown reported from
the committee on rules. submitting
a set uf rules almost identical with
those 81 tn" Executive aud Advisory
Councils
Tn" rul"s were adopted and order
"d printed IN English aud Hawaiian
D"i"gat. Baldwin reported from
8 th. iinanc" committee. rrruinnI.nd
ing payuIe"is to officers a. follows;
Secretary. -; Interpreter, -; Strno.
grsph"r. -; Chaplain. -, and Mes
-rngrr aud Janitnr, -, per day.
'nunrIilur Brown moved L. make
tb" pay ~ Secretary and lntcr.
prefer $40 each, which carried on n
cl"s" yul" after considerable discus
sion.
/ III" pay nf Stenugrapher was left
I blank. Minister smith b.licving com.
pri"uI services COULD not h. had u,
the pre-" named.
\ communication wh- read frnuI
ia" f.. y \ Councils. transmitting
p'titlnn uf TIA" Schurtzrn Clui
against extending the franchise ,u
III" Japan, 81. Laid On tahl" fnr
further consideration.
Ih" President announced part ui
draft uf Constitution received. aud
rr,t of II mum"utarly " expected frou
the printer
After "a short r"coss prrsidrn,
Dole stated thai there would be Y
NOR" pages "f III. Constitution, aud
he r'',Iur'St"d members To return the
first part /" the Secretary At the
close ui the s"sslun, sO ~ Ia hav.
th" document bound complete.
\ p"ritinn from supporters oI
Henry Klrmme. candidate for dele,
gate, was read, alleging that he had
been legally elected and praying foI
4 scrutiny III the election returns
II had many signatures.
Del kaIua moved il be laid on th,
table until b" rules Of Convention
were before them.
\ petition from Mr.. Kl.mme him
self, OF III" sam. purport, was alsC
read and the -aIn" motion made.
Minister smith thought there was
II" necessity for delay, lie moved
/" refer petitions to special CON
mirt"r, I" report Ia the house. Sec
"ndrd 10y Cnun, Emmeluth and car
ri"i.
President Dole appointed Messrs
Alien. Lyman, kalua, Robertson
aud Emm-luth.
Del, kaIua declined in favor o
Minister Smith. who he thought
should he on the committee. Allow
"i.
Del, d, R, Smith moved adjourn
mrur till 10 o'clock tomorrow,
Del, Robert son moved for Monday
Del, kaiua thought they shUulc
20 on considering articles Of tn,
Constitution before them. Much o
III" document would be referred /,
cOmnmtt-rs.
Del Young Objected To proceed
Jug without "a native version, II,
would favor adJ"urning till ~
Monday.
Del, Rice raised the point of orde
that a motion l." adjourn was M
drbatah".
Minister Smith replied that al
lOurum"ml tu "A given tim" was o,"l
to debate.
4 general discussion ensued, hav
ing reference to when the draf
would be ready. The motion 10 al
journ till 3:D Monday mnrniu:
carried AT 2I5.
Will" in Topeka last March. f.. I
Barber, u prominent newspaper MAJ
Of La tNgnc, Kan, was taken will
cholera mUrbus very severely Th
Night clrik AT thr hotel where h.
was stopping happenrd To have
bottle Of chamberlain, Collie, Che
lrra and Diarrhua Rrlne,iy aud ga,,
him three DOSES which relieved hin
and h" thinks saved his life. Ever
family should k"rp this remedy il
thrIr hum" AT all times. No one ca
tell how soon ii may br needed |
costs but trill" aud may be- th
means ~ saving much suffering an,
perhaps TIA" life Of som" menhor q
the family, ~ aud 10 cent bottle
for sale by all dealers. Bcnsor
Smith n Co., Agents for the llawaj
ian Island,