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PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS OF .eo4.
POOL SELLERS-LICENSE.
CHAPTER 9S.

AN ACT to Repeal and Re-enact
with Amendments Section Is of Ar
ticle ~ of the Code of ublic General
Laws. title "Habeas Corpus" sub
title Procedure in relation to Min
ors. as re-enacted by Act of 1900.
Chapter 306
Section BE it enacted by the
General Assembly of Maryland. That
Section is of Article ~ of the Code
Of Public General Laws. titie "Habeas
Corpus. subtitle procedure in Re
lation to Minors" as re-enacted by Act
of 1900. Chapter 500. is hereby re-
pealed and re-enacted so as to read
as follows:
lS-A minor may be committed
Guardianship
1.-If the minor is without any prop
err place of abode or proper guardian
ship or is neglected or ilI-treated by
his or her parent. guardian or other
custodian. or such parent. guardian
or other custodian. by reason of pow
Crty. is unable to support and care
for such minor.
2-lf it clearly appears that such
minor is vicious or depraved or suf-
fering through the neglect bad hab-
its or vicious conduct of his or her
parent. guardian or other custodian.
and his or her parent. guardian or
other custodian is unable or unwilling
To exercise proper control over him or
her and the welfare of such minor, as
well as the peace and good order of
society require such commitment. A
court of record. judge thereof. or a
justice of the peace may commit such
minor to a juvenile institution. incor-
porated under the laws of this State.
To be kept until twenty-one years in
the case of both males and females.
unless sooner discharged by such in
stitution. or by due course of law. and
such court or officer may require such
minor to re brought before him or At
upon warrant. or commit without
previous warrant if such minor can
be brought or is present without II.
or is of such tender age. or the cir
cumstances are otherwise such that
a warrant should be dispensed with;
and all courts or Offices executing any
process or acting under the provisions
Of this section are vested with all the
incidental powers necessary to the ef-
fectual execution of the powers here
in enumerated.
Approved. March II. 1904.
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PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS OF 1904.

pany incorporated under the laws of
this State or any other State. the Dis
trict of Columbia. or any territory of
the United States. and engaged in the
business of renting out locked boxes
or safes for the storage or safe keep
ing of securities and valuables. in a
vault in its building. or under its con-
troll. within tnis State and no corpora
ton engaged in said business within
this State. shall permit entry or ac-
cess to be made by one of any two or
more co-truSteeS, co-eXecutOrS or ad-
ministrators. or other joint fiduciaries.
to whom il shall have rented a safe or
box in such vault for the storage or
safe keeping of securities or other val
uables belonging to their trust estate.
nor permit such entry or access in
such cases to be made otherwise than
by all of such lessees in person, their
survivors or successors: nor, where
such safe or DoX is rented to a single
trustee. executor administrator or
other fiduciary for such purpose. per-
nit such entry or access otherwise
than by such trustee or other fiduciary
in person or his successors: provided.
however. That where il is otherwise
stipulated in writing in the lease of
such box or safe. signed by all of such
lessees. or where a written power Of
attorney or other written authority is
filed with such company signed by all
of the lessees or by the one or more
comforting such power on the other or
others. authorizing such entry or ac-
cess by one or more of their num-
Der. or by a deputy therein duly NAM
cd and authorized, then in such cases
entry may be permitted in accordance
with the provisions of such written
lease or authority.
ADDroyed March IT 1904
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PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS OF 1904
JIM CROW FOR STEAMBOATS,.
CHAPTER 40.


AN ACT TO provide for the separate
accommodation of white and color
ed passengers in the sitting. sleeping
and eating apartments of all steam
boats plying in the waters within the
jurisdiction of the State of Mary
land without any difference or dis
elimination in the quality and con-
venience of accommodation.
Section BE it enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly of Maryland. That 1t
shall be the duty of any captain. pur-
ser. or other officer in command of any
steamboat carrying passengers ana
plying in the waters within the juris-
diction of the State of Maryland, TO
assign white and colored passengers
on said boats TO the respective To-
cations they are to occupy as passen-
gers while on said boat: and that IT
shall be the duty of said captain. pur-
ser or other officer in command to sep
arate. as far as the construction of
his boat and due consideration for the
comfort of the passengers will permit.
the white and colored passengers on
said boat in the sitting. sleeping and
eating apartments; provided. however,
that no discrimination shall be made
commodation afforded passengers in
said locations. and provided. that this
Act shall not apply to nurses or at
tendants travelling with their employ
ers. nor to officers in charge of pris-
oners. whether the said prisoners are
white or colored, or both white and
colored. or to prisoners in their GUS
tody.
n1 hA
captain, purser or other officer in COM
mand of any steamboat as aforesaid,
VINO shall fail or refuse to carry out
the provisions of Section one of this
Act shall be deemed guilty of a mis-
demeanor. and upon indictment in any
court having Jurisdiction. and convic-
twenty-five dollars, and not more than
fifty dollars for each offense.
Sec. 3-And be il enacted. That any
passenger travelling on any steamboat
plying in the waters within the juris-
diction of this State who shall wilful-
~ refuse TO occupy the location. wheth-
er of sitting. sleeping or eating, set
apart or assigned by the captain, pur-
ser or other officer in command of such
boat. shall be deemed guilty of mis-
demeanor. and on indictment in any
court having jurisdiction and convic-
ton thereof shall he fined not less than
five dollars nor more than fifty dol
lars, or be confined in jail not less than
thirty days. in the discretion of the
court. for each offense: and such pas
senger may be elected from the said
boat by the officers thereof. at any
wharf or landing place of said boat.
onA 10 c,toh assistance ay-
be invoked by the person in charge
of said boat as he may require to eject
such passenger: and provided, that
in case of such ejectment neither the
captain nor other person in charge OF
such boat nor the steamboat company
or corporation or person owning or
operating such boat shall be liable in
damages in any court.
Sec. And be il enacted, That this
Act shall take effect from the first day
of July. in the year nineteen hundred
and four.
Approved, March II, 1904.
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Err 6O7.

AN ACT to provide against the evils
resulting from the traffic in certain
narcotic drugs. and to regulate the
sale thereof.
Section BE it enacted by the Gem
eral Assembly of Maryland. That it
shall be unlawful for any person. firm
or corporation to sell. furnish or give
away cocaine. salts of cocaine or prep
arations containing any cocaine or
salts of cocaine. or any morphine eu-
caine. salts of eucacine. or prepare
tions containing any eucaine or salts
of eucaine. except upon the original
written order or prescription of
lawfully authorized practitioner of
medicine. dentistry or veterinary med
icine. which order or prescription shall
be dated and shall contain the name of
the person for whom prescribed. or il
ordered by practitioner of veterinary
medicine. shall state the kind of ami
NAL for which ordered and shall be
signed by the person giving the pres
cription or order Such written order
or prescription shall be permanently
retained on file by the person. firm or
corporation who shall compound or
dispense the articles ordered or pres
cribed. and il shall not be recompound-
ed or dispensed second time. except
upon the written order of the original
prescriber; provided, however. that the
above provisions shall not apply to
preparations containing not more than
one-half grain of morphine. or not
more than one-siXteenth grain of CO.
caine in one fluid ounce. or if a solid
preparation. in one avoirdupois ounce:
provided. also. that the above provis-
ions shall not apply to preparations
recommended in good faith for diar-
rhoea and cholera. each bottle or pack
age of which is accompanied by spe-
cific directions for use. and caution
against habitual use nor to liniments
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PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS OF 1901.

vice-president. secretary or treasurer
thereof, and in the case of partner
ship. by any one of the partners. And
whenever such denial under oath is so
made, the Court or Justice before
whom the case or proceeding is pend
ing shall. AT the request of the party
against whom such denial is made,
postpone or continue the same to such
reasonable time as will enable such
party to procure the required proof.
Sec. 2-And be it enacted, That this
Act shall take effect from the date of
its passage.
Approved March 18th, 1904.
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Continued on page 3D.
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TRADE IN NARCOTIC DRUGS.

approved April IL, 1904.
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POOL SELLING AND GAMING.

Approved. March II. 1904,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-17
Mrbcitcruirreu in Ne,u.Yorf.

Mcm.D 6.Wt1rs. - Mrbei-
ternirren, IN oeren Solge 5auienoe
bon M6nneru iett idon heifditi.
gnngsloS iino, beoroben 5llr 3cit
wieoer Die inouitrieae @elt, ilno Gro.
ben einen 10 groBeu llmiona on5ll.
nebmcn, pie Die leBtidbri9cm. sSsm
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Den Strife Der Sonolonger orbeits.
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lid 5%unebnlen.
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tet einen .Sodont." meld)er 10000
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iid) babel I'm Die bon Ben Yeuten ae-
foroerte Entertaining Der LUTON uno
Den Ahtltunbentag. Die 4tinsipale
iino entihloiien, oiele 5orOerlungen
nidt 5u bemilligen uio nle 2ente
mls5uidlieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-17
Stcner.9 epartement.
Stcncr : Ginuebmcrs SHream,
MnthbauS, ,

re, 10. NGr3 1904.
!Sicrmit Wiro benz Gigeutbimcr
OScr ben Giaentbiimern Der nntentc-
bcno nGber beidriebcncn 8rnnbitiifc
il. Der StaSt Baltimore bcfanmt &c.
madJt, baR, iuenn nid)t Die anf bieic
@rnnbitife mmsclcgten Staats- nnb
StGbtitencrn, ipie naditcbeno angcs
scbcn, bis ipateitens Sonncritast ocm
{. Mpril 1904, Wittags IL ltbr,
tt3aDlt lueroen, Die belogten @runo.
Ihife, alf melhe Die beiogten Steil-
ern unbe5ablt bleiben, ODER 10 picl
BON @r.rnoitiid, oils gum Muibringcrl
Ger oarnlf ihuloigen Simme neblt
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menoi9 lein mag, IN @emGBbeit Der
Grlaiie Der @eieBgebung bon DIARY
lano uno Der Scroromungen oes9to-
iorS uno Staotrntbs bon Baltimore
9ebufs @c5oblilng berieI6en ain BE-
iGgtcm Z. Mpril 1904, Wadmittags
nm 1 llbr, in Dem Serfanfs=1pfalc
Der WrnnnciscmtbnmS V0ric (Ncal
Gitate Grhanae) an Der Siiotpeitcfe
Ser ct. Eaul. mo E~leuiantltr. IN
Der Stuot Baltimore an ben Weill-
bIetcnoen pcrItcigert mcroen.
Die Observation-Disclosures lino:
onC Der ober Die aGuier nm Ser.
t~nuistage M ben llnter5eidneten ben
Setrng obiger auf Dem perfauftem
Gigentbum boftenoer Steuerm nebit
ollen Soften nno @%ebiibren be5ableu
%lullcli, niOri9enfalIs Der Steuerein.
rcbmer cs ouf Miiifo unb Soften oes
critem &GiiferS mieoer %perfauit. mo
boR Der Melt oes &uuiidilins elm
Sabr nno eincn Gag pom 0erfouis.
batlm on m,f Credit lteben bleiben
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al Den oocr Die &Gufer 0es bon ibm,
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Sdmitt, Sobt 1904 eo,tern-
Moennie -. -. 2
Sfneioer, 6ronf, 1913 @eIt Gam.
oenitraBe .. =. ............22
Sdneioer, Sobn, 1902 Oit.Iratt.
StraBe :. .....:.......... 2
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Sdroeoer, 6rmu gHiilie, 1907
@bmaroItrabe . :. ........ 5
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molnt'Npe. .. -. ......... 6
Seeser, IolanO T., 1902 @in-
centitroBe .. -. ...........t6
sealimsfi. Soicph sol soreitr. /
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Smith, @m., 2736 O'0omeuitr. /
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321 9elair-Npc., peri. ...... 8
Sprenaer. Sranf, 213 Aoro.@op-
StraBe =. ................ 4
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1902 Somiouitr. =. ....... "a
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Stumpf, Sreoerid. 215O gincitr. 20
Stoeder, y, 1901 %orO-&eaiitcr
Sellterber9, Senrp, 1900 Garrett
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Spirifmuien . 9ieens : gpplifatiuncn.

Sllte Nr. 2.
siireai oer Spirituoien.9icenS.9on ON.
millare, Simmer BOG, nelles
8eriftsgebGuoe.
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mniare fonnen (loenn seipiinid,t) oui
erllten in bieiem 9iireau erlanot
tperben.
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W NJ. s. Sones,
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-07
BY AUTHORITY.
NOTICE EXTENSION AND OPEN
ING OF OAHU AVENUE.

Notice Is hereby given that upon
Saturday December TO, A. D. 1904, at
i o'clock p. M, jury duly 6 avn and
subpoenaed In re Extension and Open
ing of Oahu Avenue in Manoa Valley to
connect with the Upper Manoa Road
through the premises of Messrs. z. S.
Cunha, C. M. Cooke Jr., Frank An
drade, and Geo. Woolsey and Maria
Coffin Estate and Charles Long Estate;
viii meet at the office of the High
Sheriff, at the Police Station, Kalakaua
Hale, in Honolulu, Oahu, and thence
adjourn to the site of the proposed
roadway, there to inspect and examine
such locality and ascertain all facts
as may have a bearing on the matter.
All persons in any way whatsoever
concerned in the above mentioned i'm
provement are therefore notified to be
present at such time and place, there
to. ,be heard by the Jury in relation to
theN proposed Improvement
VIM. HENRY,
High Sheriff.
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Had Narrow Escape.

PORT TOWNSEND, Nov. 21.-The
first victim of the storm which has
been raging for the past few days limp
ed back to port today. She is the five
masted schooner H. K. Hall, Captain
John Piltz. which towed to sea last Fri
day morning, leaving this port st mid
night and passing out by Cape Flattery
at o'clock Friday evening. Captain
Piltz, in speaking of the shifting of the
1eckload, which necessitated the yes
seTs return for reloading and favora bic
weather, said:
I'VE passed out by Tatoosh together
with the schooner A. NJ. Baxter with
a light southerly breeze and the yes
sci going along about seven knots and
the weather looking favorable. The ba-
rometer looked fair for this. season of
the year and everything seemed bright
until we We're about twelve niles off
Tatoosh, when the storm suddenly
broke upon us and the Southwestern that
blowed was something terrific.
About O'Clock the weather grew
thick and we lost sight of the Baxter
and the wind seemed to be increasing,
but the vessels head was kept into the
a. m. threw the ship over so far that
It just seemed to blow the deckload
right over against the starboard rig
ging, and on that tack the ship laid
the balance of the night.
when morning broke we went about
twenty miles off the cape, and after
trying the vessel on several tacks it
was decided to return TO this port and
out the cargo. We are now
awaiting advices from San Francisco,
where the vessels mana ging owner.
George E. Billings. lives. and in all
probability the vessel Will be ordered
to Port Ludlow to discharge and to
load the cargo again. as no sea voyage
would be undertaken in the present
state
The vessel is lying here in this port |
with a four-foot list to starboard and |
The owners should consider themselves |
very lucky if nothing is wrong below |
leck.
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TREES GROW
FROM SEED
Great Promise From
One Rubber Plant
On Maui.

Il think that We will be able to do
much more in the way of forest res
ervation," said Governor Carter yes
terday, eff private land owners get to
understand that they can put their
forest lands in the reservations and
preserve all their commercial rights.
For instance, there are $4,000 acres
Of forest land on Maui that would be
put in the reservation if this under
standing were reached. When the
owners know they will sacrifice moth
ing, and receive the benefit of the SER
vices of an expert forester, and per-
haps, after awhile. of a system of pro-
lection from fires, and still keep ali
their rights to lumber and to the use
of the land, we win begin to progress.
sOur forests are of high value now
and OF higher potential value. They
conserve the water supply, and they
are capable of great development.
Take, for example. the new woods that
can be grown here. I saw, in my trip
over the islands, a rubber tree at Ma
hiku, on Maui, that was six years old.
That tree has been tapped. I believe,
but that is not the point here. The
parent tree is surrounded by little ones
that have seeded themselves. If the
rubber tree will seed itself in the soil
of the islands, there is a promise here
of wonderful wealth in the future. In
fact, this L regard as one of the most
promising circumstances for tie future
that has come under my observation
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O~O~O~O~O~O~O~O~O~OeO~O~O
S. S. VENTURA
WAS IN AND OUT

The Ventura arrived early yesterday
morning from the Colonies and depart
ed at D. m. in the afternoon. She was
supposed to sail at 2:SO, but was held
until the mail could be transferred from
the Sheridan.
Shortly after leaving Auckland a
stowaway was discovered sleeping in
one of the officers rooms. He was
given the chance to work his passage
but refused, claiming to be an Ameri-
can citizen, saying, the captain could
not put him off. The captain took his
challenge and left him at an uninhabft-
ed island named Rangitoto The near
est inhabited spot was mile away,
across the strait, where there was a
lighthouse. If he could not attract at
tention he would be in bad fix The
mans grip was covered with labels of
the best hotels of Europe
The rest of the voyage to this port
was uneventful until day out from
this port when Miss Marshall, the
stewardess, suddenly went stark mad.
She was removed to a stateroom and
locked UP. While in port she stuck her
head out of the portfolio and could not
be induced to get back until bucket
of ice water was poured on her head
from the deck above. 1t seems a very
sad case as she is a very handsome
woman.
Among the notable people on board
was Jean Ignace Paderewski the ia
nous pianist
Lady Heron returned to Honolulu
after a visit to the Colonies.
]. B. Grimwood came to visit his
brother here.
w. E. Mighell, the president of the
California Shipping Company, has been
in the Colonies for the last six months.
He is accompanied by his daughter.
c. J. Steine, the theatrical manager
and actor who was here with a COM
pany a year ago last July, is returning
to the mainland on business trip with
his wife. He is building a theatre in
the Colonies.
J. H. Witheford is a member of the
New Zealand parliament. He is going
to San Francisco.
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TERRITORY OF HAWAII.
COURT OF LAND REGISTRATION.
The Territory of Hawaii:
High Sheriff.

COURT OF LAND REGISTRATION.
The Territory of Hawaii:
To Walter E. Shaw, Emily C. Judd,
Mrs. Julia Judd Swanzy, Mrs. Helen
Judd Farley, Emily Pauahi Judd,
Charles H. Judd, Jr., Bruce Warning
and Mrs. Madge B. Waring, as to title;
Mrs. Joseph Silva, Charles F. Carlson
and Mrs. Virginia Whitman, as owners
of adjoining land; G. w. r. King,
Charles F. Carlson, and Herbert P.
Eakin, as occupants thereof The Ter
ritory of Hawaii. by Lorrin Andrews,
Attorney-Generai, and to all whom it
may concern:
Whereas, a petition has been pre-
scented to said Court by Edith Eldredge
Pond to register and confirm her title
in the following-d described land:
Lot So on the East side of Anapuni
street, Honolulu, Island of Oab1' as
particularly described in an approved
map filed in this Court on the 18th day
of November. A. D. 1904, to which refer
ence is hereby made, having an area
of 1876 square feet, and being por-
ton of Apana 2, L. C. a. No. S241-
You are hereby cited to appear at the
Court Of Land Registration. to be held
at Honolulu, Island of Oahu, on the
third day of January, A. d. 1905, at 1:30
O'Clock in the afternoon, to show cause.
if any you have, why the prayer of
said petition should not be granted.
And unless you appear at said Court
at the time and place aforesaid your
default will be recorded, and the said
petition will be taken as confessed,
and you win be forever barred from
contesting said petition or any decree
entered thereon.
Witness, PHILIP L. WEAVER.
Esquire, Judge of said Court, this
twenty-second day of November, in the
year nineteen hundred and four.
Attest with Seal of said Court.
(SeaL)
WILLIAM SAvIDGE.
Registrar.
6s57-Nov. %, 80. Dec. Z. IA