The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-03-23

with the foregoing provision.
/ The said commission shall furnish
corrected list of persons entitled to
vote in the precincts of Honolulu to
the inspectors for each precinct, who
shall publish the same as above pro-
vided. Said commission shall be in
session daily from the date of their
appointment to the tenth day prior to
the election and shall give public
I notice thereof.
Said inspectors and commissioners
: shall each receive for their services
the sum of Five Dollars per day for
every days attendance in the per-
Torrance of their duties.
Sec. S. The inspectors of such cleo
ton shall have all the powers in re-
gard to the general conduct of the
election as were vested by the election
law of 1890 in inspectors of elections,
excepting as herein provided to the
contrary. The inspectors, or any one of
them and the commissioners of regis
tration for Honolulu appointed under
this Act, shall administer the oath
by this Act required. No person shall
be registered until he shall have taken
and subscribed to such oath.
QUALIFICATIONS OF DELEGATES.
Sec. 9. No person shall be eligible
as delegate unless he be male resi-
dent of the Hawaiian Islands who
shall have attained the age of twenty
five years; who shall know how to
read and write either the Hawaiian,
English or some European language;
who shall have been domiciled in the
Hawaiian Islands for not less than
three years, and who shall have taken
the oath by this Act prescribed.
Sec. 10. No person shall be per-
mitted to stand as a candidate for
election as a delegate unless he shall
be so requested in writing, signed by
not less than twenty-five taxpayers
of the island or division in which he
proposes to stand; nor unless such
request shall be deposited with the
Minister of the Interior not less than
fourteen days before the day of cleo
ton, except on the island of Oahu,
where such request shall be deposited
not less than seven days before the
election.
Sec. IL. The general provisions
governing the conduct of elections
under the election law OF 1890 shall
apply to and govern the election for
delegates under this Act except as
herein provided.
None of the provisions of said Act
in relation to the time of holding
elections, the time of publishing pro-
CARNATIONS, the number and qualifica-
tions of inspectors of elections, or in
relation to candidates, shall apply to
the election of said delegates.
Sec. II. Returns shall be made by
the inspectors to the Marshal or Sher.
if of their respective divisions and GER
tificate issued, as in the case of cleo
ton for Mobiles.
Sec. Is. Each delegate shall receive
the sum of 500 as full compensation
for his services.
Sec. IA. The Chairman of the Ex-
ecutive and Advisory Councils shall |
be chairman of the Convention. Such |
other officers may be chosen as the |
convention shall decide upon.
Sec. Is. a majority of the whole
of delegates and members of
the Councils shall constitute a quo
rum.
Sec. Is. The convention shall be
governed by the ordinary rules of par
procedure, unless other
wise provided by rules which it shall
adopt.
Sec. Il. The convention shall be
,he sole judge of the qualifications of
delegates. Unfaithfulness to the oath
'equired by this Act shall be sufficient
,ause for the rejection or expulsion of
| delegate.
Sec. Is. Form OF oath:
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