Established july

that

the

whole

truth may

be made known.

Bssoltilu

H

Aiuugiwn

not more

man

fi.uuu

or

Dy

imprisonmtnt

;,.

.

uiu

jiui

mure

i

nan one

year, or

oy

ootn sucn

IS

P

at

,hort

no"

f!ne

and

imprisonment."

It

is

further

mvoluntary

subjection

to

a

master,

whereby

one

thing

or person

is

subject

to

another thing

or person

for use

con-

trary

to common

right."

All forms

of

servitude

are contrary

to

law,

and

against

common

right; and any

illegal

restraint

upon

the

free

action

of

a

per-

son

whereby the party restrained

is

un-

der subjection

to

another,

ls

involuntary

servitude.

In this

connection

the Court

calls

your

attention

to an Act of Congress

entitled:

"o-

-

provided by section

5405

of

the

Re

ised

'

jbtatutes

of

the

United

States

that

'Tv.

Ejwjvp

ilRti

8'

iery person wno

attempts

to influence

the

C0''

LTD

Engl-

-

action or decision of

any

Grand

or

ptt;t

jwEfciM

and

Boilermakers,

Juror

upon

any

issue

or matter pending

was probablv due

to

a

mistake and not

he

fore such

juror, or before the jury

of

It

was

sented

to Governor

Dole,

duly enrolled.

fraud

as had been suggested.

v

turn

"An Act to

Protect Persons

of

Foreign

he

is

a member,

shall

be pttnish-

-

able by

a

fine

of not more

tha.i

$1,090.

or Pirth Against

Forcible

Constraint or

In-

-

It

is

due to

the

good people of

these

IW0'

C

and

nan,

r

. ,

,

by

imprisonment

not

more

:han

six

voluntary Servitude."

passed

June

2o,

ancis

that

these shameful

proceedings

Cud

Merchant

Sts.;

P.

O.

rcommended that

the petitions

be

laid

on

the table to

be

considered with the

bill.

Report adopted.

Mr.

Achi

reported

further

for the

House

Dill

a

o.

y.

entitled

An Act

to

Repeal Sections

922,

925

and

the

second

Paragraph

of Section

924,

Part

V, Chap-

ter

59,

of

the Penal

Laws,

as

Compiled

in

1S97,

Relating

to

Vaccination,"

and

al-

so

House

hill No.

5,

entitled

"An Act to

Amend Section

814,

Cnapter

59,

of

the

be stopped,

'iwo Territorial

Grand

Ju-

ries

have

given

the broadest publicity

tn

t

Vl

cihintlnn

of

7

n'

fl

I

nrlthnut

offA

Jenfor

typewriting.

JORKS.-Engtne-

ers

and

7,

relat-

-

rrrnths,

or

by

both such fine and

Imprls- -

MM,

which

reads

In

part as

follows:

onment."

j

.

.

.

"Whoever shall

knowingly

and

So

It is

prescribed by

the

Revise

1

Stat- -

wilfully

sell

or cause

to be sold, Into

utes

of

the

United

States,

section

E;o7,

any

condition

of

involuntary

servitude,

thar

."If

two

or

more

persons

In

any

any

other

person

for any term whatever,

St

ate

or

Territory

conspire

for the

pur-

-

and every

person

who

shall

knowingly

committee

Senate

Hill

on

same

ine-

anv rmortv

Thi

ri,,t

n.i.mnn

their

of

the

Grand

Jurv.

now devolves

unon

nK

to

the protection

of

birds

,"P'ng

and

Sugar

Ma-

-'

wnpirte

power

plants;

of-

-

BDrkels block;

Tel.

194

pose of

impeding,

hindering, obstructing

and wilfully

hold to

Involuntary

servi?e

nest

-

and eggs

recommending the

bill

renal

Laws,

at tne

nour or

z

o

clock

p.

pass with

a few

amendments.

Report

m..

this

9th

day of April.

A.

D.

1901.

D-

-

KALAUOKALANI.

laid

on

the table

to be

taken up with

the

bill.

I

Senator

Achi endeavored

to

resurrect

you, and

1

direct

you

that

in

this

civ-

ilized

Christian community the

citizens

of

tne

United

States

do

not recognize

public

prostitution as

a

necessary

evil,

manner, the

doe

any person so sold or bought,

shall

be

A.VNATT

or

defeating,

in any

Sefrroihu

any State

or Tern-

-

ciecmeu

guilty

or

a

reiony,

ana,

on

con- -

.n

trry,

with

intent

to deny to

any cit'zen

viction

thereof,

be imprisoned

for a

term .but rather as a

public crime, which

ls

a

not exceeding

five

years

and pay

a

fine

t.ie equal

protection

of

the

laws or

to

Injure

him or his

property

...

he

BhaJl

bo

punished

by

a

fine of

not lets

Mtar

J500

nor more

than

$5,000,

or

by

im-

-

B

,,

Out.

IJ,

crime

against

decency

as

well

as

against

law, and

that

all public officers

who

encourage

or

defend

prostitution,

either

in

this

or

any other

form,

are

guilty

of

a

wrong,

for which

there

can

be

no

paliatlon.

The voters

of Koloa.

Ka.'ai, then had

a

chance to present

their

wishes and

desires,

in

the shape of the following

petition, which

nearly

went

to

the

Com-

mittee

on

Intoxicants,

but

fortunately

found

a

graveyard

In

the

Miss

All

News Committee when under

suspen-

-

his dead

poll

tax

Act, and then

Senator

Kanuha

gained

the.

floor

and lost

his

temper

while

springing

the

following

amusing

resolution

on

the

by

that time

drowsy

Senate.

The resolution

reads

as

follows:

Hon.

S.

E.

Kaiue,

President

of the

Sen--

!

ate:

!

I

beg

to complain

to

this

honorable

body

that

I have good

reasons

to believe

that

my name has been

fraudulently

used

irrisonment

of not

le3-

than

six

months

;

nor

more

than

six

years, or

by both roel)

not exceeding

$5,000.

'

That

every person who

shall

')G

ac-

cessory to

any

of

the

felonies herein

de-

clared,

cither

before

or

after

the fact,

shall

be deemed

guilty

of

a

felony, ar.d

on

conviction

thereof

be imprisoned

for

a term

not exceeding

five

years

and

jay

a

fine

not

exceeding

$1,000."

See

mh

United

States Statutes

at

Large,

p.

251.

contRACTOR8;

The question

for you first to consider

i3

whether

or not

any

of

these

women

slon

of

rules,

Mr.

Nakapaahu

presented

fltting;

brick,

wood or

are restrained

of

their

liberty.

This

I

direct

you to most

thoroughly

Investl-

-

tine

and

Imprisonment,"

It will

thus

be observed

that

the

Gen-

eral Government

guards

with

jealous

care the

administration

of public Justice,

not alone

in

the

Jury room,

but

before

t'ie courts.

VMot

St..

near

a petition calling for the abolition

of

the

$2

school

tax:

the

$2

road tax. and

the

tax

on

female dogs

of

$3.

The

gov- -

i

inapuru.

See

also

the Statutes

of

the

United

gate,

and if it be

true, as

charged,

you

States,

volume

24,

p.

635,

which

reads

in

will

at

once proceed

according

to

law.

by

one

L. B.

Hao in

circulating

a.

petl- -

ELERS.

ernment

to

assist

the Catholic schools.to

tion "now

before

this

honorable

body"

abolish

the

restriction

on

opium;

to

against the Dispensary

Act,

aud present

C0,s.

I

1

Particularly instruct

you

not

to allow

I

Msmifh.

Jrancl9o.

Jewel-

-

Privfite

prosecutors

or private dlfondera

oee

advt, inside, to

intrude

themselves

upon

your

atten-

-

part

as follows:

"That

whoever

commits

adultery shall

be punished by Imprisonment

In

the

pen-

itentiary

not exceeding

three years, and

when

the act

ls

committed between

a

rra'rled

woman

and

a

man who

In,

un-

married, both parties

to such

act shall

OPTICIANS

VOr"

'

To f'nd

indictment there

be

I

an

m

ist

a

ed by

Senator White yesterday

in

this

House.

Two individuals,

R. H.

iiolbron

and Mose Mae, who signed

their

names

to

the

said petition,

are

willing to

swear

that

they

were

fraudulently represented

in signing

said petition

by

the

state

against

all persons

who

are principals

or

accessories

to

the

enslavement

of

these

persons.

Second.

I

charge

you to

cause the

ln-- 1

dlctment

of all persons

whom you

find

are guilty

of

adultery or fornication

In

this

public

resort; and

I

charge

you

al--

!

so,

gentlemen

of

the

Grand

Jury,

that

in

the performance

of

these

duties,

you

can call upon

the

United

States District

make the Koloa

landing

government

property:to

allow the Hawaiian

lan-

guage legal

status:

to

make

eight

hours a day a legal

day's

work;

to

begin

at

7

in

the morning;

to

free the

practice

of

administering

Hawaiian

OLP.

EYES;

you

'concurrence

of

at

least

twelve Jurors.

?

J

Pair.

"uniwear

other

Tne United

States Attorney has

the

III

vn.,.

be deemed

eullty

of

adultery,

and when

n't

M

dlfter from

r'eht

to

be

present

at

the taking

of all

ments

made by

said

L. B.

Hao

that

the

ttev'meap'

Improperly

testimony

before

you,

but

he

has

no such

act

Is

committed between a

married

medicines from all

restrictions;

to

re-

-

Dispensary

Act

was directly against the

u,u

your eyes.

right

to

be

present

when you

deliberate

renn end

a

woman who

ls

unmarried, the

or when you vote.

man

shall

be deemed

guilty

of

adultery.

peal all emigration laws:

to

stop

arte-

-

Attorney,

who will aid

you.

OPTICIAN,

You

have nothing to

do

with

the

laws

sian

well-borin-

g.

It

ls

your

rlcht

and

vour dutv

If

vou

i

"That

if

an unmarried man or

woman

should require

further instructions

dur-

-

commit

fornication,

each of

them shall

be

ot

the

Territory

of Hawaii.

You

are

of-

-

J

No

hint

was given as

to

how

the

can

stop

immigration

or

BELT

ing

your sessions to

ask the Court

for

by

Imprisonment not

excelling

"l

i

territory

deal alone with

the

offenses

against the

or

by fine

not

exoding

prevent McCandless from boring

wells,

yueen

St.

od-

- 8l,cn

'nstructlons.

.

.

six

months

Gentlemen

of

the

Grand

Jury,

the

$100."

c

ourt reminds you

that

you

have

been

So

it

Is

prescrihed

ny section

s

oi

uu

summoned from your

customary pursuits

Act of Congress, approved March

22,

lSS?,

to

act as

Unltprf

Status

Grand

jurors

for

22

StntutPH

of

the

United

States

at

United

States

laws, qr which

are

made

public offenses by

the

Taws of

the

Unit-

ed

States.

You

should

not Indict anyone

unless

there

is

a

probable

cause

of his

guilt

and

a reasonable chance

for his

convlc- -

but

the petition was received with

an

audible smile from the Senators.

Senator White

reported favorably

on

Senate

bill

56,

relating

to

the

reorgan-

ization

of the

Judiciary

Department,

and then all blushed, because

the

gay

cut,,

M

all

the

boo

Large,

page

31,

"That

If

any

male

per-

son in

a Territory or other

place

over

consuming

of liquor

by

any

person

or

individual;

and that

I

presented

the

pe-

tition to

L

B.

Hao for

signatures, and

that

I

recommended

them

to sign

tha

petition.

Therefore

I

humbly

ask this

honorable

body for

an Investigation

o

this

serious

matter,

especially

against

my honor,

reputation and the

interest

of

the

people.

DAVID KANUHA.

Senator

from

Third District.

Senator

Baldwin

said

It

wa

not

a

matter

for the

Senate,

as

no

Senator

was Involved.

If

the parties referred

to

had

been aggrieved,

their redress was

in

the

courts.

Mr.

Cecil Brown followed in the

same

vein, while

Senator

Russel

wanted

the

resolution referred

to

the

cc

mmlttee

which had

Senator White's

petitions

in

charge.

Then

there

was

a

squabble

be-

tween

TCanuha

on one side and

White

which

the

United

States have

exclusive

inHsdirtlon

hereafter

cohabits

with

You

represent,

in

part,

that

public

jrS

j

the

Territory

of Hawaii,

because

of

your supposed eminent fitness to

per-

form

those

duties.

Your

Jurisdiction

.reaches to all

parts

of

the Territory.

You

jare the first United

States Grand Jury

ever impanelled

In

these Islands,

and

be

shall

be

tice

wh'ch

Is

administered

in

this

Terri- -

more

than

one

womui

Nakapaahu

gave

notice

of

"An

Act

Providing for the Licensing