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such an amendment to plebiscit
to be held in the Territory of Hawai-
to ascertain the will Of the citizen
thereon.
For the foregoing reasons you
committee recommends the passag
OF this substitute resolution:
BE il Resolved by the senate of tn
Territory of 4 cwaii, the house o
Representatives. eoncurring:
That the congress of the Unitet
States is hereby requested and re
spectfully petitioned TO direct, in tn
usual manner, the holding of an cleo
ton in the Territory of Hawaii (
ascertain the will of the citizens there
OF as to whether or not section so {
An Act to provide q Government 70
the Territory of Hawaii, approve,
April 30, 1900, be amended SO as t,
read as follows:
Section 60 That in order to b
qualified to vote for representative
a person shall
First Be a male or female citi
zen of the United States
Second. Have resided in the terri
tory not less than one year precedin.
and in the representative district i
which he or she offers to register no
less than three months immediatel.
preceding the time at which he or sh
offers to register
Third. Have attained the age o
twenty-one years.
Fourth Prior to each regular cleo
ton, during the time prescribed b,
law for registration, have caused hi
or her name to be entered on tn
register of voters for representative
for his or her district" And
Be AZ Further Resolved that q cop
of this resolution be forwarded to thu
president Of the United States, tn
president of the United States senate
and the speaker of the house of repre-
sentatlves at Washington, and to tn
Hon. Jonah X. Kalanianaole
The report was adopted without 6
dissenting vote.
Senator Chillingworth then intro
duced the following resolution:
BE 1t Resolved, That the clerk Of
the senate be, and he is hereby az
thorizcd and directed to proceed Il
compile The journal of the senate, ses
sion 1913, for which services he sha.
be allowed the following eompensa
zion:
For preparing the original COP,
Of the journal of the senate to b.
Iiled with the secretary of Hawaii
one copy thereof for the Printer, ant
one copy thereof for the PROOF reacer
seventy-five cents (s.T5) per typewril
ten page; such compensation to be ir
full for all compiling, indexing an,
clerical duties to be performed afte
the adjournment of the legislature
sine die; and
BE it further Resolved, that the
said clerk of the senate be and he is
hereby authorized to hire such proof
reader or proofreaders as may be nee
essary to complete the publication @
said journal, whose compensation
shall be seventeen and one-naif Gems
&.l71s) per printed page; and
BE IL futher Resolved, that the
committee on accounts of the sena:e
be, and they are hereby directed t.
approve for payment, all bills for sucl
services as aforesaid"
The resolution went to the accounts
committee.
Senator Chillingworth also intro
duced the following resolution: IRE
solved, that the clerk of the senate be
and he is hereby directed to forth
with advertise for sealed tenders ror
printing and binding of the journal o.
the senate, session of 1913, such seal
ed tenders to be addressed to tho
president of the senate and IN accor,-
apce with Specifications to be pre-
pared by the clerk of the senate. witt
the approval of the said president O.
the senate.
Senator Chillingworth also intro
oueed the following resolution:
Whereas, it has been customary
heretofore that visits to the Ieper
Settlement were made towards the
end of the sessions OF the Legisla.
tufe; and.
Whereas, upon such visit, many
matters of needed legislation were
found and should have received due
and just consideration, but failed, pri-
n-arily. for the reason that the proper
time TO legislate upon such matters
had elapsed; and,
Whereas. the needs of the inmates
oI and improvements needed at the
Settlement should and ought to be one
of the first charges upon the reve-
lues of the Territory; and.
Therefore, be 1t resolved by the
Senate that in order to enable the
Legislature to secure direct informa-
tion in due tire for consideration
and action during this session of
wants of the inmates at the Settle
ment and other legislation, required
to improve conditions and promote
the welfare at the Settlement as a
whole, the health committee of the
Senate is hereby directed and empow
cred and authorized 10 arrange, make
and have full charge and
control. on behalf of the Senate. of
the visit to be made to the Leper
Settlement, ar Molokai. as soon as
same can be satisfactorily arranged.
BE it further resolved, that the