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MAN HUNT IN NEIV HAMPSHIRE
George Ford Escapes to Woods from . AIstead Hotel.

Alstead N. H., Oct. 25.-Fleeing through the forests in the southwest ern corner of the Granite State to es- cape capture by an armed posse, George Ford, who last night shot Fred J. Shortsleeve and then defied the sher- if wto came to arrest him. managed to evade his pursuers throughout the day, and when darkness fell the chase was abandoned until to-lnorrow. Ford was seen but a few times during the day, and was always so far in ad- vance of the posse as to easily evade capture.
 Nearly every available man in the village joined in the pursuit to-day. A reward has been offered by the select men for the apprehension of the fu- gitive, and the opinion was expressed tonight that to-morrow's search would result in his arrest.
 |. Despite the closed watch that was kept on the beseiged man throughout last night, when it was thought that every avenue of escape from the ho- tel where he had barricaded himself in his room was closed to him, Ford man. aged 10 take advantage of a momen- tary relaxation of vigilance early this morning and dash into the woods. He had evidently watched patiently for his opportunity, for the moment that one of the posse left his post for a bit of food, Ford lowered himself out of the window by a rope made of sheets and made his escape. It is the belief of the authorities that Ford has headed in the direction of Marlow, where he is kown to have friends. A close watch has been plac- ed on all the places he was known to frequent, and it is felt that if he leaves the woods he will surely be captured.
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. ORDER or VASSA.
Next Annual Meeting to be Held Here
 Officers Elected. <

Danbury, Oct. 25.-The grand lodge oi the Order of Vassa, a Swedish frater- nity, met here to-day for it's annual session. The meeting was well attend ed. It was decided to hold the next annual meeting in New Haven. The principal business was the election of officers, which resulted as follows: E Grand master-C. Brandt, of New Haven. Vice-grand master-Andrew J. An- derson, of Danbury.
 SecretaGy-C. Modem, of New Brit ain.
 Vice-secretary-Philip Berggren, of MiddletoWn.
 Treasurer-David Stromberg, of Hart ford.
 Chaplain-Mrs. K. Haglund, of New Haven. Master of eremonies-Annie Ander- son, of New Haven.
 Inside guard-Frank Anderson, of Danbury.
 Outside guard-Otto Rombergs of New Haven.
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Entries for Connecticut Field TriaI
 Clubs AII-Age Stake.

Rubys Dan IT., black, white and tan dog, by Ruby's Dan-Doll Gladstone; William G. Comstock. East Hartford, Conn.
 Doll Gladstone IT., black, white and tan bitch, by Ruby's Dan-Doll Clad stone; William G. Comstock, East Hart
 May Fly, orange and white dog. by ing, W. Va, owner; T. P. Perkins, Man tic. Conn.,, handler.
 Joe Nc, white and lemon ticked point CT dog, by Rosswell,s Bang-Lassie of Kent; Walter E. Bother, Wantagh, Long Island, owner; H. B. Tallman, Bar rington, R. l.. handler.
 Hope Onward, white and lemon bitch, by Tssnys Hope sHIoppseE5Psaggy Onward; E, R.
 Rods Victor, black, white and tan dog, by Tuck's Rodfie1d-Victorine H.; |. ". Dart, New London, Conn, owner; T. r. Perkins, Mantle, Conn.,, handler. dog, by Old Dan Tucker-Lady Cum ming; H. l.. Wade. Waterbury, Conn.,, owner; William S. Hawkins, Unionville, Conn.,, handler.
 bitch, by Lady's Count Gladstone-Hel- en Rodfield; John F. Bassctt, New Ha- ven, Conn.,, owner; o. D. Redffeld, Madi- son, Conn.,, handler.
 Good Hope Maud, black, white and tan bitch, by Okley Hill--; o. D. Red field, Madison, Conn.
 Sir Royal Spot, black, white and tan pointer dog, by Four Spot-Queen of Rip Rop; Chicago Kennels, Dr. E. l.. Denison, proprietor, Chicago, owner; James D. Denison, Groton, Conn.,, handler.
 Norwald Primrose. lemon and white pointer bitch, by Imperator-Queen Strideway; Harry Waldron, East Green wich, R. l.
 Sports Gath Marm, white, black and tan dog, by Sports GathSSport's Gath Gath; l.. K. Libby, Hartford, Conn.,, owner; II. w. Stoehr Hartford, Conn.,, handler
 Dick Earle, black, white and tan dog, by Dave Earle-Van's Daisy; Henry A. Bailey, New Britain, Conn.
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DOG CAUSES FIRE.

Jumps on Table and Knocks Over Ker-
 osene Lamp, Which Exploded.
 A little pet dog was the cause of the fire department being called out early last night on bell alarm from Box 161. The dog is owned by John Dow dell of 72 Putnam street, and last n; ght it jumped on table in the house and knocked off kerosene lamp. The lamp exploded as it fell, and the burn ing oil cet fire to the woodwork and some furniture.
 The fiamesawere quickly extinguished and the damage will amount to S25. kChe dog was not burned.
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THE GREENE GoLD-s1LvER co

THE GREENE GOLD-SILVER CO.,,
 Offers for sale 100000 shares of it's treasury stock at par, $1O share The president of the company is Colonel w. c. Greene, who also is president of the Greene Consolidated Copper Co.,, The latter company is only five years old, and is the third largest copper producer in the world. It is paying regular dividends of "A per cent. a year. Colonel Green told the stockholders of the Gold-Silver Go. at the annual meet ing on October 16 that by February next the Gold-Silver Co.,, will be earn ing more than 10 per cent. profits. The company has obtained a mineral con- cession from the Mexican government covering 4,OO0 square miles. Maps, prospectus, reports, etc., can be obtain ed on application to the company. No. 24 Broad street, New York city,
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AGAINST FEDERAL SUPERVISION
Action Of state Board of Trade--OId ...s . Officers Reelected.

Hartford, Oct. 25.--At meeting of the state board of trade here to-day the report of the committee of underwrit- ing on the proposed federal supervision of insurance was presented. A resolu- tion was adopted containing the follow ing:
 This organization desires to hold it's opinion that at the present time federal supervision as substitute for state su- pervision is unobtainable and the agi- tation. for it unwise.''
 All of the old officers were reelected, D. D. Butler being the new vice-presi- dent for Middletown.
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IIu1AiM RAFTER.

Mrs. Julia M. Rafter died suddenly yesterday morning at her home, 19 Gar den street of heart trouble. The de- ceased was the widow of L. J. Rafter, and is survived by daughter, Mrs. James H. Hogan and six sons. William P. of Seattle, Wash, John F., of New York, Michael, Henry P. and Thomas ", of this city, and Edward A. of Sa- lem Mass.
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PRoBATIONER REARREsrED

About 12 o'clock last night Matthew Early, of 300 Wallace street, was ar rested by Patrolman E. J. Reilly, of the Grand avenue precinct, on charge of beating his wife. Early was drunk and started in to cause disturbance, when the policeman arrested him. Early has been out on probation.
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2:25 Class-Trotting- $500 (Un- | <t 6ufShpd1
Natlonal D o. of \. omcers.

Washington, Oct 25.-The national camp, Patriotic Order of Americans. at their session to-day elected national of ficers for the ensuing year. Among them the following: President, Nora Burcher, New York; vice. president, Fannie A. Johnson, Connecticut.
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DRUGGISTS TO MEET.

In Odd Fellows Building November 1.
 The New Haven retail druggists are to hold a meeting in the Odd Eel lows building on Wednesday, Novem- Der 1. Only routine business will be transacted. ....
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! Telephone, sO5O

DISTRICT of New Haven, ss. Probate @ Court, October 23, 1905. ESTATE of EDWIN S WHEELER. of . New Haven, in said District, an iTl- 8@ solvent debtor
 The Trustee having exhibited an ac- count with said estate to this Court for allowance, St is
 z ORDERED, That the Eth day of Nov- cnber 1905, at ten o'clock in the fore noon,z at d Court of Probate to be held at New Haven, in said District, be and the same is appointed for q hearing on the allowance of said account, and this Court directs that notice of the time and place of said hearing be given by publishing this order three times in some newspaper having a circulation in said Distrlet,-- .5.5.
 By the Court.
 Z f7sy GEORGE W. CRAWFORD,
 o24 St z Clerk.
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Probably Fatally Wounded by COm-
 DaniOn.

Essex Junction, Vt, Oct. 25.-Howard French, seventeen years old, was shot and probably fatally wounded by the accidental discharge of fun carried by his companion, Harry Yendow, while both boys were hunting to-day French was taken to the Allen hospital, where 1t was said tonight he had little chance of recovery.
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---s---. g -z----.- HENRY CHAMBERS

Henry Chambers died at the home of his son-in-law, Mark F. Kinnere, at 47 Bishop street yesterday. MT. Cham bers was sixty years old. The funeral services will be held at the residence of his son-in-law Friday afternoon at 2:50 o'clock. Interment will be in Westville cemetery.
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PaImistry is a Science

.H #355
 MARVELLOUS REVELATIONS. by the famous Sterling Palmist; fair and square in all his dealings with the peo- pie. Oriental Temple of PaImistry and Astrology, 63 Congress avenue. Have your hands read. Charges to have your hands read are 25 cents and 50 cents Office hours a. m. to g D. m. daily and Sunday. Ladies and gentle men are invited to inYestigate
 He has dOZens of splendid rccOm- mendatiOns from governors, mayors, sherlffs, chiefs of police, judges, law yers, cOunciImen, railroad officials, as read inc recommendations he will gIad- Iy show them to you in his office, 8S Congress avenue.
 Ladies can visit him without fear of having their confidence betrayed and gentlemen need have no fear of being imposed upon. All will find in him a reliable medium and Da1mist, and d gentlemen as we'll He gives dates, on all business undertakings, warns you of coming dangers. aVerts trouble sickness. etc, guide you right in all affairs Of life, marriage, divorce, love. law and speculation; tell if friends are true or false. He has made it his life study, and has now reached such a highly developed condition that he can read your life like book and give you
 The Sterling Palmist confesses his marvellous psyhic powers as a great aid in many important events he may reveal to you; hence his advice on bus mess, social and domestic life is of great value to all who consult him.
 The Oriental Temple of Palmistry is located in this city. 63 Congress avenue. The charges are, to have your hands read, 25 and 50 cents. Office hours a. m to 3 ?, m. daily and Sunday. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN ARE TN- tsS sVITED TO INVESTIGATE.
 S A lady in attendance to wait upon you.
 x Telephone, 3O50.
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Bishop Edwin S. Lines, of Newark, N. J., will be in town next week to attend the celebration in honor of the past seventy-five years work of St. Pauls church and parish.
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:, Liverpool, Oct. 25.-Sailed: Steamer York
 Antwerp, Oct 25.-Arrived: Steamer Kroonland, New York via Dover (de-
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E gpmrma1 and Courier
Thursday, October 2s, 1905.
" ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

w ADVERTISEMENT TO-DAY
 Druggists.
 Foot ot-Ease-Druggists
 s-Howe & StetsOn Co.
 Ioods-Gamble-D 60.
 inment-NeW Haven Theater.
 E. Wright-Probate Notice.
 hl-Greene GOld-SilVer Co.
 ht-Houses-The Cloan Co. poTtations-Hamilton & Co. aster Tailoring-Dayis SS Co. [attresses-The Chamberlain Co. bostum-At Grocers'. Suits For Boys-Meigs & Co. 4Thursday ValueS-MOnSOn Co. Thursday BaTgains-S. $. Adams. The Mothers CIub-J. E. Judson. Uneeda Biseuit-GrOcers'. Wedding Gifts-The Ford Co. Wanted-Girl-73 Pearl Street.
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DISTRICT of New Haven. gg,. Probate

DISTRICT or NeW HaVeH, -ss, FTUDaIe ESTATE. of, JOHN M. RICHARDS late of Orange, in said District, deceased. The Administrator. having ehibitexd his administration. account with said estate to this Court for allowance, it is tober, 1905, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at a Court of Probate to be held at New Haven, in said District be and the same is, appointed for bearing on the allow directs that notice of the time and place of said hearing be given by publishing this order three times in some news paper having a circulation in said
 ." l7 GEORGE W: CRAWFORD,
 :. ..t VI. f*4% Clerk Z Clark. HaIl & Peck, 152 Orange Street,
 Administrator. .ss2Sttr o24 St
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WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, D. C., October 25, 8 p. m.
 Forecast for Thursday and Friday
 For Eastern New York: Fair in north and west: clearing and colder in southeast portion Thursday; Friday fair, warmer, brisk north to northeast winds becoming southeast Friday.
 For New England: Fair Thursday eX- cept probably rain in extreme south portion; Friday fair, warmer, fresh north to east winds, possibly brisk i'll extreme south portion.
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CONNECTICUT FIELD TRIALS
CLUB MEETING IN HAMPTON
 NEXT WEEK.

Long List of Entries Now In-AccOmO- datIons Made for All Guests-Ban- quet Wednesday Evening-FireNOrEs
 an Additional Feature. The entries for the Connecticut Field Trial clubs trial week at Hampton next week are now in and are given herewith. Accommodations have been made for providing for allcomers who wish to attend the meeting. The an- nual banquet to the farmers and other distinguished citizens of Hampton is set Tor next Wednesday. The entertain ment committee has provided fire works display as an additional feature of the evening.
 The entries:
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Entries for Connecticut Field TriaI
 Clubs Derby,

Mnmford, black. white and tan dog. 6y Breeze II.-Dora K; NJ. H. COIfin' i Whitinsville, Mass.
 Count Royal, white black and tan | dog, by Fatrl and Count-Loma Clad stone; J. II. Hoffman, Norwich Town,
 Jim Brown, black, white and tan dog, 1 6y lRuoyS Dan-Betty s. IL; William U. Comst0ck, East Hartford, Conn o,d dditngneId taI 3 Rraggs King, black, white REodiield; James D. Dennison, Groton,
 Irish Lad Irish setter), dog, by 1n- cnlquln-Lady Law; J. J. Scanlon, Fall son, handler
 Grit, black, white and tan dog, by Breeze Il.-Dora K. IT.; H. ?. Emory,
 Jane Fly, black and white bitch, by May Fly-Flossie w.; G. o. Smith Wheeling, w. Va. owner; w. S Flaw kins, | G2riSon,yille. rS Conn, handler hIlng GIadstone, black, white and tan tlcked dog, by Ike Gladstone-Hope On 1 Mass
 Rods Blonde, white chestnut and tan IT Sltcn, R. y ny Iucks Rodfield-Dell D.; |. W. Dart, New London Conn, owner; T. r. Perkins, Mantle, Conn, handler Aepnyr, brown and white bitch, by Breeze II.-Pansy; o. D. Redield, Mad iSon, Conn.
 Tony Boys Pete. white, black and tan dog, by Tony Boy-Sport's Esteiie; H. II, Pease. Lenox, Mass.
 Tony Boys Polly, white, black and tan bitch, by Tony Boy-Sport's Estelle; i fl. H. Pease, New York.
 Sir Royal Spot. black, white and tan pointer dog, by Four spot--Queen of RI, RIP Bop; Chicago Kennels. Dr. E. L. James D. Dennison, Gruton. Conn, handler.
 Ruby, liver and white bitch, by Ru- by's Rod--Nigger; Russell Perkins, Pomfret Center, Conn.
 Lama Jean, white. bleak and tan bitch, by Ladys Count Gladstone-Mar- lSliz; L. R. Libby, Hartford, Conn, own CT: w. H. Stoehr, Hartford, Conn.,, hand Ter.
 Priscilla Whitstone, white, black and tan bitch, by Count Whitstone-Tony Boys Mirth; l.. R. Libby Hartford, Conn, owner; W. H. stoehr, Hartford, Conn.,, handler.
 Fanny, liver and white pointer bitch, by Canadian DeXter--Judy To; Dr. E. c. Ross, v. S, New Haven. Conn.,, own CT; P. E. Parmelee, Madison, Conn.,, handler.
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TRINITY's RECEPTION.
Will Take Place at the Parish House
 This Evening.

The various societies in connection with Trinity P. E. church, including the Brooks club, the Berkeley club, the Ladies guild, and other kindred organizations, will tender an informal reception to the members of the church at the parish house on Temple street tonight from s to 10 o'clock. A large attendance is expected.
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RACING AT HARTFORD.
pr. MeGOwan, FayOrite, Beaten in the
 2s25 Pace.

Hartford. Oct. 25.-The feature of the second days racing at the meet at Charter Oak park to-day was the de- feat of pr. McGowan, the favorite in the 2:25 pace. Dr. McGowan, after fin- ishing eighth in the first and second ! heats, won the third, but was distanced in the fourth. The summarizes: 2:15 Class-Trotting-Purse $500. Nancy Nelson, ch m IWalI) T I Chestnut, ch CBrusie) ..... 2 ? ? MascOnomo. b (WOodburyl.. 8 , Time-2:1S, 2:17h, 2:19. BPS Class-Pacing-Pur $500. I, Larry, b g (F. Dodge).. 2 2 1 Willow Wilkes, ch | (Chamberlain) ....... ? I 8; 3 Chapel Bells, blk m CWoodbury1 .....,... B 3 3 ? 2 Funny John, (Burn-
 van( -; ;.... 2 2 5 5dis Dr. McGowan, oh g (Hunt( ..-.......... 8 s 1diS Lady Crasper, b m (Ka-
 batznick) ........,... 4 4 7dis Gillis, blk m (Reynoids) $ Sdis Time-2:20A, 2:21h, -2:2Oh, 2:2Ok. 2:2Oh. .~'-,. 2:25 Class-Trotting- $500 (Un- .{ fnishedl,.. .s Auto Lou, blk g GTiter9 ...... 3 ! Bayard L.. b g (Woodburyl. 1 2 3 ssGpDsr sIpDDs SS Coin, FNnSsSt5 SsptI55ivan1
 Time-2:26A, 2:24%, 2:22A.
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County Finance Bill Passes Over
Veto.-.OiI Bill Fails---License Bill
Vetoed '.- Kalihi Leper Hospital.
County Joker TabIed-.-l03 New
Laws.

At its night the the eprosy BILL
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resolution
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politicians the
There last
which the legislative session
front of representatives.
making
rousing
Administration
evening Commit
thereby killing The committee appointed investigate
of the County by a
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Ii sENATE-NlGHT SESSION.

fConsideration of the Governors veto
of the Leprosy bill was the first busi-
ness taken up at O'Clock. when the
night session of the Senate opened.
Immediately after the reading of the
veto message by Clerk Savidge, the
vote was taken and the bill failed to
receive the necessary two-thirds vote.
Hence the veto was sustained Achi,
Dowsett. Hayselden, Hewitt and Kala-
ma went on the doubtful list at first,
and when recalled Achi again held back
until the last. The vote follows:
Ayes-Achi, Brown, Dowsett, Hay
selden, Hewitt, Kalama. Lane; Nc
Candies. woods-s.
Noe=-Bishop. Dickey, Gandall, Isen-
berg. Paris, Wilcox.-s.
BILLS APPROVED.
Letters from the Governor announc-
ed that he had signed bills as follows:
House bill No. 1s6 (Act I'D to provide
for the protection of forest lands with
in the Territory of Hawaii.
House bill No. 14S (Act 72) to repeal
Sections 1857 to 1862 inclusive, of the
Revised Laws rela ting to Poi.
Senate bill No. 131 (Act 73), to ap-
propriate money for the purpose of de-
fraying the expenses of the special
election of the year 1905 under the pro-
visions of the County Act, from the
public treasury.
House bill No. 1O3 (Act 74), to amend
Sections 177O-17s2 and 1886 of Chapter
119 of the Revised Laws entitled Ju-
Aries and trial by jury etc.
House bill No. 1S5 (Act 75) relating
to trial jurors.
Senate bill No. 81 CAct 76) to amend
section 1892 of the Revised Laws of Ha-
wall
Senate bill No. 115 (Act 40 to amend
section 2621 of the Revised Laws of Ha-
vaii relating 10 taxation of insurance
corporations and companies
House bill No. 225 CAct 7s) entitled:
An Act to amend Section S42 of Chap
ter 66 of the Revised Laws of the Ter
ritory of Hawaii.
House bill No. 194 (Act T9) relating to
set-off. adding a new section to the
Revised Laws.
Senate bill No ia (Act SOD entitled:
An Act TO repeal Chapter SO of the Re
vised Laws OF Hawaii.
Senate bill No. 113 (Act SD entitled:
An Act to amend Chapter 80 of the Re
-vised Laws Of Hawaii relating to dis
eases of animals.
Senate bill No. 112 (Act S2) entitled:
An Act TO amend Sections 37S. 1888. and
$50 of Chapter % of the Revised Laws
of Hawaii relating to Board of Agri-
culture and Forestry, and adding TO
said Chapter 2S seven new Sections to
be known as Sections 1904, 39OB.,
ssoC. 39OD.. 39OE.. 390F,. and 39OG.
House bill No. 81 (Act sS) to declare
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By AUTHORITY.
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS the Legislature, at its
regular session of 1905, has failed to
pass appropriation bills providing for
payments of the necessary current ex-
penses of, carrying on the Government
and meeting its legal obligations;
I. GEORGE r. CARTER, Governor
of the Territory of Hawaii, by virtue
of the authority in me vested by law,
hereby call the Legislature to meet in
extra session for the consideration of
appropriation bills for the coming
biennial period. on Monday. the first
day of May, A. D. Nineteen Hundred
and Five.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF.
have hereunto subscribed
(seaD my name and caused the Seal
of the Territory of Hawaii to
be hereto affixed.
Done at the Executive Building, in
Honolulu. this 9th day OF April, A. D.
1905.
7dss C. R. CARTER.
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the effect of an adoption of a child.
House bill No. 96 (Act S4) relating
to attachments.
| House bill No 160 (Act $50 making ii
a misdemeanor to sell or exchange
property under the representa- ton, ad-
vertisement, notice or inducement that
an unidentified, unknown, unsolicited,
or chance prize. premium or premium
gift or that a stamp, trading stamp,
coupon or other like device entitled the
holder to receive such a prize, pre-
MUM or premium-gift, or that the
| redemption of such a stamp, trading
Istamp coupon or other like device so
given is to be part of the transaction,
or to sell or exchange any trading
stamp. stamp, coupon or other like de-
vice to aid such sale or exchange. as
aforesaid and providing a penalty
| therefor.
House bill No. 129 (Act So to pro-
] tect vested fishing rights.
! Senate bill No. 102 (Act $50 relating to
personal and property taxes amending
Sections 1888. 1856, 1908, 1904, 1906, 1886,
1243. 1874, 1245. 1247, 1850, 1853. 1863, 1864,
1865. 1856 1867 and 1869 of Chapter 9S
of the Revised Laws of Hawaii, re-
pealing Sections 1911 and 1929 thereof
and adding two new sections thereto,
Sections 1215A. and 1215B.
House bill No. 221 (Act 92) to amend
Section 1854 OF the Revised Laws.
House bill No. 149 (Act 94) to repeal
Sections 1873 and 1874, of the Revised
Laws of Hawaii.
House bill No. 2O3 (Act go to amend
Sections 2O9O 2091 and 2G9S of Chapter
1873 of the Revised Laws of Hawaii,
relating to summary proceedings to re-
cover possession of land, and adding
new section thereto TO be known as
Section 2097A.
House bill No. SO (Act 96) prohibiting
certain government officers practicing
law or acting as attorneys or counsel
lors at law. during their term of office.
House bill No. 201 (Act go entitled:
An Act making appropriations for the
departmental use of the Territory OF
Hawaii. except as to the item for I'm
paid Bills. Jurors fees and expenses.
Fifth Circuit Court to June 80, 1904,
SS5e 9O'' which 1 have vetoed.
House bill No. 1S9 (Act 9S) to amend
and re-enact Sections 1924, 1925 OF the
Revised Laws of Hawaii, relating to
foreign corporations.
Senate Bill No. 144 (Act 99) entitled:
An Act providing for the construction
of roads through and from public LANDS
opened for settlement.
Senate bill No. 40 (Act 1OO entitled:
Relating to the bonds of public ofh-
cials.
Senate bill No. 47 (Act 10) to amend
section 1905 of the Revised Laws OF
Hawaii relating TO the taxation of bi-
cycles and adding a new section to be
known as Section 1205A.
Senate bill No. 130 (Act 1922 entitled:
An Act to establish a tax on gifts. etc.
Senate bill No. s (Act 103) to declare
certain lands as public parks.
This was the last bill signed, the mes