The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-06-12

but think there is no doubt it will be
here day after tomorrow.
Rep. Kalua-The Judiciary committee
report in regard to Act relating to fore
closure and sale of mortgages. They find
object is to reduce expense to mortgagor
and they therefore recommend that the
bill pass to engrossment. The commit
tee found case had been left before
Supreme Court because law was not
clear. Decision of Supreme Court has
decided what is substantially the same
as contents of bill. But bill will make it
clearer.
Rep. Brown moves adoption of the re-
port. Carried.
Rep. kaiua moves the bill be read by
title on Thursday next. Carried.
hep. halua presents report for the
Judiciary committee, recommending that
the Act transferring care and CUSTODY of
prisoners from the Interior department
TO Attorney-General's department, be
passed to engrossment.
Rep. Brown asks the Minister OF the
Interior whether the bill Is Cabinet
measure.
Minister Thurston-It is. Reason is
that in the last two or three years there
SSSN - 'SA E2Cot kION III OUslllSSc
IN the Interior department SO that there
10 3 congestion OF business in the Interior
department. With view to correcting
this, this bill and the transfer of Post
office to Finance department and Immi-
grafton to Foreign Affairs are proposed
by the Cabinet.
Rep. Brown moves adoption OF report.
Minister Damon states that Postotfice
Is revenue department, and so properly
belongs to Finance department, and Inn
migration involves correspondence with
Foreign countries and so falls naturally
to department OF Foreign Affairs.
Rep. Nawahi-I signed report but
think the House ought 20 be careful
about passing every law without careful
consideration.
Noble Widemann moves that this bill
be made especial order of the day" for
this day week. This Is the first COM
plant which have heard from Min
lister of the Interior OF overwork. We
have two Accomplishments and they
have not been able to do the work of
their Office They have hired any guam
tity of outside help. We ought to con-
slider carefully whether We ought to
transfer it to Acknowledgement or Minis
Ter VI IiuduSc, OI hccp ID W ucEe IL Is
Minister Thurston-Don't see any use
pCstponing consideration. Everything
has been said which can be said No
one can judge OF the matter so we'll as
the Cabinet and they are unanimous
There can be no personal object in an
act of this kind. 1t is simply In the in
terest Of the public. We can postpone
it week but I cannot say any more
then than l have now, and neither can
any one else.
Noble Widemaun-The Minister of
the Interior has seemed to imply that 1
said that he was not diligent in the con-
duct of his Office. l did not say so, and
should not think any member SO under
stood me- 1 said he seemed to have
time for other things. l think he is de-
ligent in the conduct of his office. The
honorable member withdraws his mo
ton.
Report adopted aud Thursday fixed
for third reading.
Rep. Lucas reported bill % printed,
for providing for addition facilities for
acquiring homesteads.
The Secretary reads a communication
TO the House from the Jockey Club in
viting memb ers to visit races.
2. From the Fire Department inviting
the Legislature to be present at the fire.
mems ball Tuesday evening.
Rep. Brown at - % P NJ moves adj
iournment till Thursday. Carried