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The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-24

Now and then there is a report of
golf claiming a victim; that is, one
of its many victims" gets killed. Miss
Bertha e. Herman of Philadelphia was
the last. A man swung his driver,
striking her on the head. An occasional
accident should not hurt the sport.
Let every care be taken, but let the
game go on, Strike a balance. as be-
tween lives that are cut off and those
that are prolonged by golf, and see
II the game is not beneficial.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-24

Connects with parcel car for city.
sConnects with Isle of Hope car for
Fortieth street.
city.
BETW ZEN MONTGOMERY AND
FORTIETH STREET
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-24

ISLE OF HOPE LINE
Between Isle of Hope and Thunderbolt.
Summer Schedule.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-07-22
fHE PHOENIX BhyIHos, BUILDING
AND LOAN hBsocIATIoN
GUARANTEES

oil that ~ literature ana certificate
call fOr ana In addition offers 10 tho
public Tho privilege ~ dep0sltlng sub.
joct 10 call any amount from 900 ~
~ D6DJO0 ~ ~ interest.
n makes no claims ~ pay siOCkb0ld'
GfB In ~ Glass ~ or 10. NJ" stock
MI Df66ts mad0 ~ the ond Of sx
months " ono gear, M n would not be
consistent business policy 10 Do 10, for
ne fGasOn ibai a1y company. bank ~
association nat offers NIL ~ profits
NJ mo end ~ HE months or ono year
II moi doing conservative business
IiOD6ft Slaughter, Gen, Agt6 u,
Campbell, Cashier
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-07-22

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
rlrst Circuit Territory of Hawaii, At
Ihnmbcrs, In probntc. In tho Matter
of tho Eatatc Of IahImntsu uIrnno.
dprcnacd. Ord,r or Notice of Hearing
pctItIon for Administration ON rcnd,
ing nnd filing tho NATHAN of Nnsn IA.
rnnn vito of anId d,ccnaod of Homo.
min nIlcrIng ibnt snId I,shImntsu m.
rnno of Honolulu, oahu, died mites.
tntc nj IIonoluIu. o,hu n, Tho i0,h
dny of Dcccmber. A, ID, 1901. leaving
! roneriy In M Hawaiian Isia,ds noe.
csany Ia hc administered up.o. nnd
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-07-22
Lupus Cured By
The Finsen Light

LondOB Juiy ll#Dr Flnaon has
irnnsmlilod 10 lho Paris Academy NJ
s"onro8 iabuInlod llh n cagos 0r
lIUue IN which lbo Uuron llpbt euro
b18 been tried. 81 HW rHgoF, ~ hnyo
b"nB pronounced rurOdo ~ this mum.
b"r nj cured, w hnyo shown no signs
NJ wrrud"H"rDco NJ the discus aior u
l'fiD1 NJ nam iHD ~ siE yourH rho
mhnr 2ts rnfr8 arn NJ more recent
0hir bui lhofo nfn no signs NJ rouu.
drs'"ur", aDd ihny afe believed ~
hHiu DrrH cured
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-07-22
Recorded July 70

lHRnr I, Cookoli 10 Seattle nrwg n
Mia GO, ma Int IN ,capohuld nnd two
rooms IN bldg, KING ~, honolulu N
gli u 40, Dated luno ~, 1000
Isaac I, COUkrll IA seattle nrwg n
Mlig co. cat lcharhOld, furniture,
AlOrh nNluroa, ciC, IN kAllhI Saloon,
nina H. llou0lului 5000, II "a, y
IiI, Dated June 10, lnUH
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-07-22
RtAlHTATE TRANSACTIONS
rNsd Tor Record July q,

w \ y Cartwright IL Il llcnrlQucu
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rlrsl Am nav n " 60 " Hoard
man o. 90 % 90 .,,,,,,,,,,,,,uRol
Pioneer hldH n Loan Assn y llar
NNhh ~ 90, o, .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Nel
q THROWN \ u LcwR ,,,upu, Rol
w A WhlI,ng, C0mr j u howlB ,,un
i N MnNparrNt W " Nowoll IT,, Mta
~ u smith, gdn uco llOnH ,,,,,, Rol
u Cummlna N RnpnIo p,,uuh
I 4 MNBonn ! kAmAunu 1T al, Rel
Young tow " NJ lion rltN Go ,,Ah
.udn kahOOkanO mlnuW VI alton
flln 20 b, o. .,ttt,tt,tl,,,,,,n
rlpd Tor Record July "a
i q nnker W u Nmlihp,,,,,uprA
n Onwmr y N OhNlcp n Go Lldu en-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-07-22

! ~ C0sia ana NJ ~ Tef NJ ~
Wall, ", DOf III hbGalOa homo
fieads iiamakGh, Hawaii ilgtC, n
Wv, y 8ig, Daiod June ~, 1908,
N NJ CGilO ana VI ~ T6F N ia
valii w. pm NJ ~, AbGalGa home
sieadg, iiamatGa, liaWalii tl35i, Il
siJ, y 8iSl Dsted June N, 1909
N ~ Llma hGd w ~ Ter ~ IN
WaDi w. pm M ~, AbUsiOa home
slfads, IlamatIa, Hawaii, IiJ,7b, 4
~, y 80, Daied June ~, 1903,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-07-22
Corporation Notices,
NOTICE

~ special meeting of tho stock.
holders Of u, peck a Goa Lld, hold on
friday July l7lb, 1908, the following
omcor8 were elected to nll vacancies.
bolymon pcGk,,s,.,,,,.,,,.
,,,n,,.,pretIdcnt and Director
lNICn H. pDCH ducoaHCdD
VIM, ] Waite ,,.,,,,.........
,.,n, Secretary ard Tfscsufer
iNlcr O. G.. CUurndt. rogignodJ
W, j, WHITE,
Secretary
Honolulu Iuly 18th, 1903 25i0lN
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-07-22
Legal notices,
LEG HOY ESTATE.

The undersigned having boon duly
appointed administrator OF tho estate
OF Loo Hoy late OF Honolulu, OAHU
deceased, hereby givos notice to all
persona to prcsCnt their claims against
the said kstato duly authenticated
whether secured by mortgage or other.
wlso, to him at the office OF llumph'
rcys \ Watson, 10 South King street,
llonululu aforesaid, within six months
from the date hereof, or lhoy will be
forever hnrrca
Dated Honolulu, July 10Th, 1903.
Lien SAU
Administrator Of the Estate OF
l,cc Hoy, Deceased,
s50f==July 49, 20, 30, Aug, b,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-07-22
Curse
DRINK
WHITE RIBBON REMEDY
An ~ GlytE m GLAts o. VAIN, tuA ~ conn
WuHDUf pAtitst sEHOWtID0t,

WTWTUT TNTTTHT HEHTIWTIDWTI
White WbIOr bgmsiy viii cure ~ destroy Ne
lIssaasi appetite iDf al1hDlr sNHuianis, Nhstiisf
Me patient IA q I1nhfm0i nsbflats, - uppl,f
snrlal iiinETf NJ dtuHkif1 lHpDssbis'gf anyone
~ have ~ aIpgiis m alcoholic UguI.s airf Using
White Hbb1h b0msI,
lFDggsrD w ~ AHfyS DrW. cru
M A ~. ITHnsgri, SstTiafy NJ Ne Women 3
imIH Ih lrnIHfsrIf Union. NUiFHE ~ have tests
NWN NHNpu RrHpIy un yrTy obstinate <iuIHsHfit.
1Hi NJ tHffs bHyH teen mIUy. IN many eases NJ
hrWfiV WHg YIHHH arffpi q fh.rUuilY stunHpnf
gHi IfinfsH Wb.U kIhlHH HfmrIy, Members ~ uuf
Union ere dHlIg mes ~ hH3 lTafnta an economical
UguifTr'i m ali Nv tn ruf ir1 IffIrfH WDfb "
IWFl.Hs fgEfyHiffF. NJ ~ mall o. pHf tDE
It'Al ~ ssgs bee ~ wilma u olliing - Mo Z
CT SolJ IN IigGpiuiu ~ HolllsiG Dug CO., "a ,
iHu Stree,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
MORE MILLIONS THAN
RE CAN SPEND

.pend With that
Smith ehrane a. Of fenksf
y. WHO against It.
unnsYnaaktuE Instinct u
It's tendency aud ability Tor accumulation Il sqa to mat 81
htstea CLEAN sold from
the a a make SILK Of
years could the presidency
81
Of industry and
properly applied
rh beyond his neeas Tor he said To be man a
H been too ba fakins
spending lie sentenced himself
ef triumph could
spend his life strengthen
Freedom Of hanan feel
pleasures g they none the
less make psison
nj zen played Of It's aueef tricks
young fell heir 10 siAeeooea
Il shall be siysn and II must be
comfort sudden
~ tteaoeee dumped him IN
what can Aa,emohhssf Ten thousand
tastes he l. not victim Of ads he
viii ness4
Ills entire PAID cut Of single
Income he The ss other days
n the
Of great ehkAen-
A. youth for the satisfactory ast
Of nsEeted All the training tewat1
enabling AN hold what rs has aud AID to II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
HOW THE anIuADlER SLEW
TNF HRoTHEna OF AJAeCio.

Continued from Yesterday
had. Of eonfse. seen him IN camp
= hundred times. but I had never
been face to face with him before
have no doubt that II you had met
hIIu without knaNtna in the least
who he vas. 9ua would simply have
said that he was a sattaW little fell
low with a Nood forehead and fairly
weli-tufned calves. Mta tiaht white
- shmare hHeschrn and white stock.
tnKa showed Oft his legs to havans
taav. Hut even a stranger must
have been struck by the singular
look aF his eyes. which could harden
into an expression whteh would
tflshtsn - afenadtsf IL = said that
even AuMusreau. no Was 4 man
who had never known shat fear
was, qnaiied before Napoleon gaze.
at = time. too. shes the emperor
as but an unknown soldier. Ne
lacked mildly enough At me. how
ever. and us9tianed the 20 remain ~
the dooF lie Renewal vas writing
- his dteiation. ieahinE up az him
between saeh seatsnea with his
spaniel eyes,
THAT viii 10. Yea can sc. said
the euapstnr. abruptly. Then. when
tbs SECRETARY had ieft the runn. he
rode across with his hands behind
HE back. and looked mu up aud
down without a WaHt. Though he
Vas small man himself. he vas
very feaa ~ having flne lssalslnS fell
laNs About hlsu, and 80 tatak that
my aptssaranes gave him pleasure.
Fur ny ewn part. raised one hand
u the salute and held the other upon
the hit II my "a Der. snakinE
straight ahsad II ms. a. : soldies
should
We'll. MunsIeur Gerard" Aatd he.
az last. tagpinA his fefefinkar uIun
che u The hanAshanTsn # Kaal braid
lpstn the ffunt af M peiIaas 1 ana
inf tued that yea are = very isaefHa
tnH yoans offIesfs fauf aalanei
gives me an excellent account af
you
wt.hea To uaaks a brilliant reply
bat eoaid think 1T nothing save
fsssslin's phrase that Was al apars
and uusfaehss. - * ssstssnss N mf
saying nothing ~ ali The emperor
watched The Struggle which must
have shown Itself upou my features
aid when. finally. 40 answer came
- dtf nat appear 70 BE iisrleassds
believe that yuu are the Nsry
NAB that ! want zAis he tffaTs
*AA AHH4NH men 4AANHtFsA nv AA@sss
afHfF side. Hut 4 brave man wha
b. ~ 80 5s,srx st- 80 49,
understand what ae Vas driving ~
I sssntsnssd myself Htth assuring
htf1s thas he essuia esfslfst Hrais ne -
ihn death.
Yea are. understand. = Eaal
xwnrisnan = nnlfs ne
=ruierasf~ sire I answered
sYea we're chosen ~ yaaF rasis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

wnad together" said the emperor
You viii be armed with a hWaf q,
but not with pistols. Yeal must al
dress no remark 20 me. AMI ! shall
Say nothing 60 yuu. We viii al
vance 81 silence YOU understand ?
4 understand. sire
After a tima we shall see man
OF uaoNa. probably two men. under a
eartnln tree. We shall approach
them together. n | signal 70 you
to defend me, You viii hass your
sword ready. IT. on the other hand,
/ speak 10 these men. you viii wait
aud $40 what happens. II YOU are
sailed upon to draw you must Nes
that neither 81 them. Ia the avsn'
Of there being two. enenpss from us
/ shall myself assist you
saira.a l cried. Il have no donhi
two would not be too many fui
my sword but weuld Il not be bet
ter that I should brina eoutIadf
than thst you should be forced q
jain In such n ntruHKiaTs
TIA. IA. ia" said he. 7 wan q
soldier before | Was an anprrof. f1f
you think. then. that aftiileFYmen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

nsnt 20 right the champion OF the
ifusaarz gf Ghamhrant79 said he.
l was mot sorry Co find that he
knew 50 much ~ my eApioita,
My comrades. sire, did me that
hanaf said l.
And for the sake OF practice you
lnHuited aiN fuueins mastara IN the
week before your duel.
4 had the privilege of being out
seven times IN aA many days, sire.
said I.
Aud escaped without scratch p
The fencing master Of the I'D
Llkht Infantry touched me on the
left elbow. sire"
Let ns have no more ehlld's play
af the sort. MONSIEUR ha cried,
turning suddenly 20 that cold rags
Of his which was 50 appalling dc
you imagine that / place veteran
salaisra IA these poHltians that yau
may practice quatta and three upon
them How ain { to face Europe
II my soldiers turn their points upon
zach athaff Another void OF dual-
inK. ana | break you between thsss
finEefna
saw his plump. white hands fast
before nlY eyes as he spoke. aud htt
voice had tafued to the most dis.
guNaani kissing and growing. My
word, tnY skin pflnEled AL over as
listened "a him. and ! would gladly
haXu changed my position faf that
az the frat man lu the stsspeHt and
narroWest breach that ever nwal-
lowed up stufminH party lie
turned O. the table. drank on a eup
Of egffae. and then Nhan he faced
me aNatn every trace of thia ntofnl
had vanished. aud he wore thai
singular smile which eafns ffon hls
lips bat never from hla eyes,
I have need uf your services,
Monsieur Gerard. said he, Il may
he safer with a Rnssd sword at mr.
side. and there are feasuaa Why
yours should be the one Mhieh
select Hut. mrs, ~ ali. ! must bind
guu "a secrecy Whilst / live, what
- sn#h between ae today must ba
knnwn 20 nafse but ourselves
thought Of Taiisyfand and Of
tsaahlie. but I promised.
In The next place. I do not want
fuuf opinions or osnia6tuTes. and
SIsa fou 10 40 exactly Nhai yoa afs
todd
bowed.
1t IL your sword that need. ana
not your brains ! viii hn tbs THINK >
ms Il that clear 10 you
les. airs.
You know the eshaneeiiafs eruve.
In the faaeut r
bowed.
Yea knae also the large. double
fiF tree where tbs hounds assembled
au Tuesday
tad he known that I fnst = gtfl
uneiur IL three times = week. Re
woaiia not have asked me. 1 bowed
ausse n8e~ y ifhout remark
Very Sod Nati viii meet me
there as IL a'slosk tonight"
/ had got past being surprised Al
anything Nhius might hAppsu. II
ne had askss the Is take hla place
! uIsah the In paflat thfQne | could
only have nodded nss buAhys
Wa ahati then proceed sata the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

insanity complaint against him was
swarn 10 by r. A naEituaer. AIRS
ghiapeek tsiephoaaa to ths sheriff. !
office sasIY. this morning that hss
husband uAn fhrcafsntns 10 All hsF
Two deputy raertffs we're seat -
efla@ to the house and tes8a Mr.
tshlopeeh 20 the WeYsiia MluIpn
ssh@f~ they guarded hiru until ~
waa TAKEN 70 tAe superior eoars al
: o'sltsek business troubles ais
said 10 b. Tire cause If hts tsfanss-
mans Nj. sshinpef - president II
tire gski8psek faah gsngany wbtef
yesterday WNut into the hands n
receiver
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

have not swords aa well as the hus-
sara Hut l ordered you not 20 ~
que with me. fuu will DO exactly
what I tell Yau n swords are enee
ont neither Of These men Is TO get
aWaN olive
They shall not sira." said /.
VERY good I have no more In
HtfuettaHa Zoe YOU You ean go
6Eianifuund9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

Htlgadief Ialsnne Gerard. a soldier
Of Napoleon. having eonie 10 aid ase,
gathers a circle Of admirers about
MIN aud tells them stories Of hia en-.
plnltA. This story iH OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
Dancing Classes

Professor Wilson at Hauks Hall
Monday and Friday evenings. pri=
Yatu lessons daily. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

What can a
yaitng man do
with more NIL
Home than he
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
I y
Improved March a
CHAPTER 143.

An Act to repeal so much of Chant t'r
ty of the Revised Statutes 49, -'.
by Section five Of Chapter lurt1 "
the Public Laws of eighto,r b1'"
ninety-nine, as prohibits tIsHn- '.'
the ice in Indian Pond, sLte,l.-'
in Franklin and partly III H"p
County
Section 1. So much of chaptor III
the revised statutes, as ancld'
ton five of chapter forty-tWo 40.
lie laws of eighteen hl!ndrcd n7u'
as prohibits fishing through tin /.
dian pond situated partly in li.Hr
partly in Somerset county l. ilt-
pealed.
Section Q This act shall take @
when approved.
IAOprOVed March 81.
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
tpl1IONGu.
[Approved March p ]
Chapter 144.

An Act to change the name ~ lht
Reform School
Section l. The name of tll'
form School is hereby chang
State School for Boys. All o.
and resolves relating to or in 1H'NF
state reform school are hereto
by striking out said words ''S}at
81 hool' and reform school
said words occur in said public
resolves ard substituting thor
instance the words state s. h""l
Section = This act shall "H
when approved.
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09


An Act to provide for the protection Of
Trees and Shrubs from injurious insects
and diseases.
Section 1. Az nursery stock shipped
into this state from any other state,
country or province shall bear on each
box or package certificate that the con-
tents of said box or package have been
inspected by duly authorized inspecting
officer. and that said contents appear to
be free from all dangerous insects or dis
eases. In case nursery stock is brought
into the state without such certificate
the conSignee shall return it to the con-
signor at the expense of the latter; pro-
vided, however, that any box or package
bearing a certificate of fumigation, which
tice of the peace that all stock sold by
the conSignor has been fumlSated in a
manner approved by the state nursery
inspector of the. state from which said
nursery stock is shipped, the same may be
accepted as though bearing proper GER
titfc;;te of Inspection.
Section 2. Any transportation company
that shall bring into this state any nur-
Sery stock such as trees, shrubs, VInes
cuttings or buds, and any transportation
company, owner or owners of nursery
stock, OF persons selling nursery stock
as thus defined who shall transport such
stock or cause it to be transported with
in the state, the same not having attached
to each box or package an uneXpired
official certificate OF inspection or an afii-
davit of fumigat ton, which shall meet the
requirements specified i'll section one of
this act shall be guilty of a misdemeanor,
and on conviction thereof be subject TO Il
fine not exceeding one hundred dollars
for each offense.
Section 5. Should any person in the
state suspect the presence of San Jose
scale or other injurious insects or dis
eases preying upon trees, shrubs or vines
in his possession or within his knowledge
he shall forthwith notify the commission
er of agriculture to that effect; and it
shall be the duty of said commissioner of
agriculture to cause the said trees, shrubs
or vines to be inspected by a competent
entomologist. who shall forthwith make
a report of the results of his inspection
and file the same with the commissioner
of agriculture at Augusta. If dangerous
insects Or injurious diseases are found by
the entomologist the commissioner of
agriculture shall publish the report of the
same and see that the best known treat
ment is applied to such trees, shrubs or
vines for the destruction of the insects or
diseases with which the same may be in
tested. And for the above purposes the
commissioner of agriculture or his en-
ployes shall have authority to enter pri-
vate or public grounds and treat any
trees, shrubs or vines that may be in
tested with dangerous insects or injurious
diseases.
Section 4. In case of violations Of this
act it shall be the duty OF the commission
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
[Approved March 23.]
Chapter 1926.
An Act to regulate the taking of Bail in
Criminal Prosecution.

Criminal Prosecution.
Section l. Any person offering to recos-
niZe before amy trial justice, judge OF
police or municipal court. or bail COM
missioner, as surety for the appearance
before any superior or supreme Judlcl'Li
court of any respondent in criminal
prosecution, whether such respondent he
an appellant from the finding of a trial
justice or Judge of q police or municipal
court or be ordered to recognize to await
the action of the grand jury, or be ar
rested in vacation on capldS issued on
Indictment pending in such superior or
supreme judicial court, may be required
to file with said trial justice, judge of
police or municipal court, or bail com
sworn to by said surety, describing all
real estate owned by said surety within
this State with sufficient accuracy to
identity it, and giving In detail ail m
Of such valuation to be based on the
judgment of said surety. Said certificate
shall remain on file with the original
papers in said case and certified copy
thereof be transmitted by the magistrate
taking such bail to the clerk OF the court
before which said respondent so recog-
niZeS for his appearance.
Section .. All bail shall be responsible
for the appearance of their principal at
all times during the term. of court at
which they agree to have him. until YER
dict or certiiicsttion of the case to the
law court on demurrer or exceptions, un-
less less said bail shall have sooner sur
rendered him into the custody of tho
sheriff or jaier of the county in which
the case is pending.
Section g. All acts and parts of acts
Inconsistent herewith, are hereby re-
pealed.
Section T. This act shall take effect
when approved.
[Approved March 23.]
Chapter 1876.
An Act in aid of the soldiers Of the Aroos-
took War.
Section 1. Any citizen of Maine who has
served in the drafted quota OF the militia
in the Aroostook war, has been honorably
discharged and has been unable from his
own resources to obtain livelihood for
himself and those dependent upon him,
state of Maine of four dollars MONTH:
The same shall be paid i'll accordance with
the regulations provided in sections four,
five. six and seven of chapter one hundred
and forty-four of the revised statutes and
acts additional thereto and amendatory
thereof.
'--~'- LApproved March 24.l
Chapter 127.
An Act fixing the salary of the Judge of
Probate of Sagadahoc County.
Section L. From and after the first day
of January, in the year of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and three, the sal
airy of the judge of probate 1or the county
of Sagadahoc shall be eight hundred dol
lars ner wear instead of the sum now fixed
by law.
A' fApproved March M.1
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
.pproYCd March Is.
Chapter 146.

AN ACT to amend an act cur
Act to regulate the admis- 't '
tice of attorneys, solicitors IN.
selors, to provide for a board '
iners, and to repeal confll|IF@
approved March seventeen DE-.
hundred ninety-nine.
Section 1. Section three of cIf''
hundred and thirty-threc nj M.
Laws of eighteen hundred aul
nine is hereby amended by Ctn
words "meet annually ut l''tI
January, at Bangor in April, @'
IN October during the sessions
preme judicial court, and AIS"
other in the tenth, eleventh. I%
thirteenth lines thereof, aild hi
after the words "such board su@.
tenth line. the words. hold ~ l''
sessions annually ut such, 81
section, as amended, shall rrul "
lows:
Section g. The governor shall
recommendation Of the chief l'-
the supreme judicial court, anu
before the first day of July, eight
dred and ninetynine appoint al l'.
examiners, composed of live r't'
lawyers of this State, for tll' So
ton of applicants for the adm!sSl'N'
bar, whose term of office shall l,' f,
lows: One for one year. one i"'
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
ctt.
pprovcd March pa
Chapter 145.

An Act to repeal so much 0f
thirty of tile Revised ST..
amended by Chapter forty #"
Public Laws of bnr thousand ".-
dred and n,nety-nine. as pi''u.
ing in Goodwin brook, - .d
stream above the first dam, i'u
to Moose pond, in Snmerset I''|
Section /. So much of chaptCj .
the revised statutes. as am"mi"'
tion tive of chapter forty-tWu ,Il
lie laws of one thousand g @iV
and ninety-nine, as closes tio"dW
to all fishing, and Higgins, STU H
the first dam, tributaries TO Ai"-
in. Somerset county. is hereby g.
Section .. This act shall taxi
when approved.
IApprovcd March IS
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
Approved March 24.]
Chapter 1872.

An Act relatlnS 10 clalmS dSdlIlSt LILO eS-
tates of Deceased Persons.
Section fifty-three of chapter sixty-four
of the revised statutes is hereby amended
by striking out from lines ten, eleven and
twelve, the following words: The claim
ant may make similar application, and the
same proceedings shall, after notice to
ment is refused, or is not made within
thirty days after demand so that said
section as amended, shall read as follows:
Section SIS. When one or more claims
against the estate of person deceased,
though not insolvent, are deemed by the
executor or administrator to be eXorbi-
tant, unjust or illegal, on application in
notice to the claimants, the judge. if upon
hearing, is satisfied that the allegations in
said application are true, may appoint two
or more commissioners, who shall after
being duly sworn, and after notifying the
parties as directed In their commission,