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Army TRANSPORTS

American ship Bangaiore. out 269 days from
Norfolk for Honolulu, 80 per cent.
Norwegian bark Ester, out 225 days from Am
steraam for MocasSar. 60 per cent.
British bark CarDedd Lleweilyn, out l50 days
from Caeta Buena for Falmouth. 30 per cent.
Russian bark Fennia, out 142 days from
Iuuique. FOR Falmouth. 10 per cent.
British ship Toxteth, out 13S days from Port
Talbot. for Toaspilla. 10 per cent.
British ship Samoena.> out 1913 days from
Caleta Buena fer the channel. 10 per cent.
French bark Gutheary, out li5 days from As
toria for Queenstown, 10 per cent.
German ship Arethusa out I24 days from Port
Talbot for Igaique 10 per ceRf.
stlernan ship Oregon, out l37 days from Barry,
for Calae, 10 per cent.
British bark Lota, out lbs days from Liver
pool. for Valparaiso. 10 per cent
British ship Sakota. out l25 days from Port
Talbot, for Iquique 10 per cent.
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THE STOCK MARKET
lncrcased Activity in the Southern Ne
ati1s----f- oE.ss1ocizs More Active
and Generally Higher

aNi-- iI t-e e,i.tlt4- NtfaNa hi-ii ~
siueks fel III materially yesterday. there l'e-
-he oi5 Two stocks iu which there was any
nia7ke. activity. These were Combination
Fraction Fclth opened az 80 ana closed AZ
-. against THURSDAY closing quotation q
enr 90 EaeAauars. -n 1iciI sold ~ go 53c.
-os- 10 rl rle dsr. closing al S5.75-
4Le Car>-e-ES continued strong and most u
tlem were higher. Wirl increascd activity. es-
lleelallE "a Con- hlcGE-a. which advanced TO
43c- against 55c rlurslsgs closing quo-
IariCl-
LlElt and scattering scales characterized the
trading uD rle stock aul bond exchange. aud
l-if1c Werc Da fluctuations worthy - cous1lenr.
Alc sunset sicUarct Cii coapanT has levied
an assg zSultur ~ Zoe, delinquent in Office Az
gust Is
The santa Cruz bcatl company. a San FRAN
ciSco corporation. las laYicd an assessment OF
$40 per shsre- aelinqueut August -.
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SYNOPSIS

Tie temperature has risen nearly all Oh
the Pacific sltpe. Warm weather continues in
the great valley, and moderately warm weather
on the coast Afternoon temperatures exceed
100 degrees at many points in California
The present conditions will probably continue
for about 24 hours longer.
FORECAST
san Francisco and vicinity-Fair Saturday.
moderately warm; light east wind. changing to
wesT.
Santa Clara YaIley-Fair Saturday, not quite
so warm; light north winds.
Sacramento valIey-Fair Saturday not quite
so warm; light east wind. changing To SOUTH
San Joaquin valley-Fair Saturday, continued
warm; light west winds.
Los Angeles and yicinity-Fair Saturday. con-
tinued warm light north wind. changing 10 west.
a. @. McADIE, District Forecaster.
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

PORTLAND. Ore. July ,iT.-The steam
schooner Homer has sailed for San Pedro with
8 fUn cargo Of wheat and large number OF
passengers The steam schooner Yosemite has
left for san Diego with Z cargo OF grain and
irrnber. and the steam schooner Shoshone sailed
todsV for san Francisco with $4,000 feet Of
Lumber and considerable general cargo. TIE Ear-
TiIa1 liner Rose City leaves Ainsw0Tth wharf
tomorrow morning for san Francisco. II vii.
60 oEt With a capacity freight csrgo ana a
lerTe n1mber Of passengers. The steam
schooner Northlaud went 10 the mills Of the
Port iand lumber conpzu7 10 icRd lumber for
California ports 4 7. Williams Co have
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Small Cargo for sfahukona

The schooner H. c. Wright sailed for Mahu-
kona on Thursday with cargo valued at SJ,36S
and including the following
al ctls barley. 2.026 lbs bran. 1923 lis
Iniddlings 10u es % bbls and half bbls salmon,
dried fruit. IS pkgs groceries and provisions
So O0D II lumber 30 600 railroad ties. II pcs
iron drums carbide. POO cs coal oil - kegs
nails. pkgs windows l cs shoes, pkgs dry
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J nENIEs sHnorING

Harry Green. the strike breaker for
merly in the employ OF the United
Railroads, was acquitted by a jury in
Judge Dunne's court yesterday of the
charge of assaulting Policeman r. L.
Wade with intent to murder him. The
case arose from the shooting ARRAY at
the Utah street barns on the night Of
September 10, 1907. Green took the
witness stand and absolutely denied
shooting at Wade. He said that when
the shooting between the police and
the strike breakers took place he was
inside the office at the carbarn.
CONSUL DIES OF PARALYsIS-Portland.
Ore, July 1T.-Judge John F. Caples. formerly
consular representative Of the United States at
Valparaiso. died here today Of paralysis
~~~~~~-~~~>~>~~>>>~>--~~
Luisc. from New York. for Genoa. and pro-
ceeded.
SINGAPORE Sailed July l7-Stmr Amiral
cisco
ROTTERDAM-ArrITed July l7-Stmr Nierer
Amsterdam, from New York.
Memoranda
Per Taisei Maru-Have II officers IS cadets
and 20 crew: vessel twin screw steamer.
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The Overdue List

The Burnside ais at Seattle
Manila. -
The Crook sailed for Alaska June 2o
The Kiipatrick is at Newport News Va
The Dix sailed June . from Honolulu FIR
Mariiz.
The Logan is in port.
Tie Meade is at New York
The Sherman is in port
The Sheridan is IN port.
ro,sfe n Manila.
The Warren is at Manila
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OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY

Depot 18th and Mission SITS. Daily sxeept sp,
day-Leaye: sI;45a. e.15a. Asp. 1.50p A.
holidsys-Leave: s-55a. e:l5a. ssI0.O0a i6-soa
y 200 noon; lisp: 5;5op. s:15p- Arrive: 7:s5s.
e-0oa- ll:2Se. ZIP. 3.55p- '5-05p, $500
esp sAixed- -sGranada Express makes 10
intermediate stops
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Assessnenf Direc
rri-snr etn.I.
sax FRANCIS

sax FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on tie san Francisco
stcck auc exchange board YESTERDAY;
rclfSTor<S
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BAY AND INTERURBAN ROUTES
MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD
VALLEJO AND NAPA

NAPA VALLEY ROUTE
Monticello S. s. Co. and Napa VALLEY Electric
r. r. Co. Close connections
GROUND TRIPS DAILY-6
Boats leave San Francisco 200, s9:45 a. n
70 80 noon 3.I5 800 $3.50 .. m
San Francisco landing and office. Clay street
wharf. north end ferry building, Market streer
ferry. Meals la carte.
Phone Kearny 406.
Glands navy yard direct.
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OCEAN TRAVEL
Compagnis Generate TransatIant;eue

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIS
Sailings every Thursday instead OF SATURDAY.
al 10 a. m. from pie- AZ. North River foot OF
Morton ST.
FIRST class TO Havre. S77.50 and upward: sec
ond class to Havre. $50 and upward GENERAL
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN
ADA. 10 State St. New York J. F. FUGAZI
Manager Pacific Coast ESQ Montgomery St. San
Francisco. Tickets sold by all railroad ticket
agents
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MISCELLANEOUS

Hgteh p cU Is 'Uqiop 5 Co. ss4
aIasaweH C. siss
MISCELLANEOUS
Aiaska 7 a. 81. 3sH Pac Aux A IL
81 ~ iee TAI pfd y
o NE6 ,itT@. il5 IS 2. oar
Morning Session
Doar6-
% Alas-a Packers Assn ..-..... IS .
y Associated GA .....-......-... 26.T5
Giaai Powder ................ 90
NakafVel SgEar % ............ - 90
- Sirilr valley Water Co... -. -
o-S-aAA Transit 5. b 3-.---.-. sS-t9
- l-isa sac Elect cas- * Br 5A--.--.-. o5-c0
e I q q Cal Gs tf9iZl -.--..l l07 .O8
sal Wat Fea mlre s. $50
SiAe3 B. Osk & $ Jose Ry s. , S.s9i75
AfieInool Session
5000 Norta Paeiac coast z 5s... 80
= liekasveI Surar CO ..--..-..... 1910
Sf-.H Ellsou 4 & T. fs--.----.-.--.--lt2 go
5000 Sac Elcct- Gas 4 Ry 5s-..-...- -
California stock aaa oil Exchange
~, BidiAsk Hia.Ass
Cariloa --..il 81 l5 -os Piedmont . =;
caresoaf ia6 R1e i9ei Ranch 90 = - +,
pll ------- - -S a. Gck-II-oo
;meer.ai = steliins go. =. q
.Seln .------- le rhirty-- three Loo
',a hlFer 80 Uniyn ------ 2s0 ~
Asnie Crlsco- . West Inion. Il0.ot
oFFECiAI. SALES
100 Sterling g.
o. le--
AlfE lfleI Ilelideure ............ .
2 N- No------ --------------- -'l
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Time Bail

United States Branch photographic Office Mer-
chants Exchange. San Francisco, July
II. 1905
The time ball on the tower Of the Ferry build
Ing was cropped today exactly AT neon. Pacific
Stsndard Time (I2oth Meridian) or at Sh CON.
COS. Greenwich Mean Time.
]. c. BURNETT.
Lisntenant. U. s. Y In charre
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Weather Report

United States Department of Agriculture-
Weather Bureau. July II.
RAINFALL DATA
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vi. $. Porter Returns FroI., Nome

The tanker ". :. Porter arrived yes
terday from Nome and St. Michaels.
The Porter left Monterey June and
did not reach Nome until June IS.
having encountered the barrier or ice
which held back the passenger fleet
and generally disrupted the Nome
schedules. The Porter will be dry
dOokeG for a survey to ascertain what
damage II any was sustained while in
the ice
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u. $. Brnnch HNdrogrnnhic 0fire

A branch OF the United States Hydrographic
Once, located at the Merchants Exchange is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit Of
mariners without regard to nationality and free
OF expense. NaTigators cordially invited TO
visit the Office, where complete sets OF charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the lat
est Information can always be obtained regard
ing lights, dangers 10 navigation and matters
q interest TO ocean commerce.
J. e. BURNETT
Lieutenant, U. S ". IN charge
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Gilbert Islanders on Their Way

The 10 Gilbert islanders freed from
slavery IN Guatemala by the British
government. who arrived here on the
City OF Para. sailed yesterday as pas
sengers on the City of Puebla for Van
shipped TO the Australian liner that
VIII carry them home.
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6-0oa The Coaster-Szn jose. CasiroviHe.
Salinas. Soledzd. Paso R0hies Hot
Springs. Santa Marga-its. San LUIS
0bispO. Pizm0. 0ceano. Guadalupe.
Surf. LODpoc. santa Barbara.
Ventura. Oxnard. los Angeles. ...
S-o0a Del Monte. Monterey. PacIfc Grove.
9.20a South San Francisco. Palo Alto. San
jose. Way Stations. s..........--.--
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TI9I0F
Uai0n Tranzer Cnmranv agents collect b3El3ge and
checks trains Of Southern Paci6c and deliver %
residence They authorized 70 check baggsgs drsct
from residence
q for Morning. , for Afternoon
fosrndev exeepted Sunday onlys
Monday only.
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Hutch S cI7 is Union Co.. sss4 =
hslauea G - Do pool 80. So. -
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New Secretary Installed

Captain J. Walter Johnson was in
stalled in Office yesterday afternoon as
secretary OF California harber No Is.
American association OF masters. mates
and pilots. Captain Johnson is we'll
known in local shipping circles and
succeeds R y Pippey who resigned
after S years in the Office.
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Morning session

$500 Norta Paclac Coast Z 5s.... q. 80
>trcef-
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sun and Tide
United States Coast and Geodetic Su-Yey-Time
and Heights OF Tides at Fort Point. For city
front tM.ssion street wharf add % minutes.
sArI-RnAY II.IY rs
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1908-11-07
BRYAN WILL NOT RUN AGAIN
FOR PRESIDENT.

The New York Worlds special
from Lincoln, Neb., Of Nov. 4, says:
Having received bigger total vote
than he ever got before Mr.. Bryan
proposes to use it as a lever and go
to Washington, putting his proposed
reforms up to Congress one by one.
He will continue to advocate them in
speeches and lectures.
But he will issue statement, pos
sibly in a few weeks, declaring that
he never will run again for President.
In the future he will spend his time
writing and talking for his reforms,
devoting a great deal Of his time to
advocating legislation in Washing
ton.
Up to tonight Mr. Bryan refused
to concede publicly that he had been
defeated or to send the customary
message to his victorious rival. A
faint hope to which public ly at least
he still clung, was due in part to re-
ports from leadersinIndiana and Ohio
that he had undoubtedly carried these
states and that the Republicans were
resortlng to fraud to steal them. In
private he discussed the results as
defeated candidate, but it is believed
that so long as the leaders of his
own parry were charging the Ohio
Repuuncans with attempted fraud he
refused to congratulate Mr.. Taft.
AS to New York, charges reached
Mr.. bryan today that Boss Murphy
had sold him out in order to secure
the election of his city ticket next
fall: that Murphy had made a deal
with the Republicans whereby the
Tammany ~mayoralty ticket was as
sured for election next year.
Mr.. Bryan said today that their
capture of the Nebraska Legislature
will enable the Democrats to make
beginning in that state with their
reforms. The bank guarantee plan
will be put into law, he believes.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1908-11-07
ECHOPHONES.

Dance this Saturday night at new
Mauffray bul4ulng, benefit uniform
fund of Volunteer Fire Co. No. q
Richard Crawford is offering his
beautiful building lot in Carroll ave
nue. for sale. Richard Mendes iss
nue. for sale. Richard Mendes is
agent. LATER-Lot sold to E. e.
Lucas for $1,000 cash.
edro Loudin is preparing for the
bulIulng of dwelling, having already
secured the lumber.
IT Turner said it would be
Landslide" for Bryan!
Dr. de Montluzin wants a new
party.
The Democrats are busy explain
ing"
There were no election returns
from Caesar, Gainesville, Parker and
Flat Top. This puts Bryan in the
doubtful column all the more.
renton went Republican. Pass the
pie, please, 1ur. President.
Ryan is looking for the man who
invented Thanksgiving. He never
lned November, nohow.
Iublic school enrolment has about
reached 240 At this rate, having al
ready passed the highwater mark,
the 800 number will be reach. ere
soon.
DR.. Manar spent Thursday in New
Orleans He did not say whether he
saw the Merry Widow
H. DeS. Gillum of the Cut Rate
Emporium, has put on delivery
wagon. Joe Cook IS the gentlemanly
and successful driver.
'DreamIand' Motion Picture Thea
ire put on Amateur Night" last night
and will continue same every week.
r. R. PerAins went to Caesar to
cast his vote on Tuesday and after
getIIng there discovered there was
no poll established by the managers.
The high tariff assured, clinched
by our friend, Bill raft, the lumber
men of Hancock County should feel
grated. In the meantime with Ca
madam lumber kept out of this coun-
try the consumer will continue pay
ing the same old prices.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1908-11-07
HON. E. j. BOWERS IN N. J.
Addressed Gathering of Over Three
Thousand Peopie-coId Weather
Did Not Deter the Popuiace-Ap-
plauded and Forced to Take the
Floor Second Time.

Perth Amboy, N. J., Nov. 2, 1908
Hon. Eaton Jackson Bowers, Con-
gressman from the Sixth District of
Mississippi, spoke at South Amboy,
a suburb of this city, last Saturday
night from grand stand to three
thousand men and women, who gath
cred to hear the celebrated speaker
discuss the policies of Democracy.
The speaker was said to be one of
the best ever heard in this vicinity,
and dispite the cold weather the mul-
titude of hearers pressed close to the
grand stand to hear the Congressman
speak. When he ended his address
the people applauded him for several
forcing him to take the floor
again and continue for few minutes
longer.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1908-11-07
DEMOCRATS HAVE HOPE.
The Party Will Be Re-organized Un-
der a New Leader-Tafnt of Pop
ulism Must BE Eradicated.

The New York Sun of Nov. says:
Democrats, dazed and hollow-eyed
from loss of sleep and over-work try
ing to elect Bryan in the enemy S
country" breakfasted together in the
Hoffman House this morning and
TAXED hopefully of the future of the
Party. Their hope for the future
they did not hesitate to say, was
based on the fact-at least they said
that they believed it to be a fact
that the party was rid of Bryan.
Many prominent Southern Demo-
Gratis, men like Senators Culberson,
of Texas; Daniel, of Virginia, and
Bacon, OF Georgia, Congressman of
the prominence of John Sharp Will
nams, minority leader of the House
and Senator elect from Mississippi;
John Wesley Gaines, of Tennessee;
Henry D. Clayton, of Alabama, and
oLners invaded the enemy's country
and made speeches for Bryan, but
tney did not go home to vote. These
distinguished Southern Democrats
were ready to explain today that they
remained at the Hoffman House over
election day because their votes were
not needed in their respective States.
But not one of them would express
a doubt of the future of the Demo-
cratic Party. They were all ready to
point out that the party had survived
a taint of greenbackism, a slop over
into Populism and three campaigns
of Bryan.
The Democrats at the Hoff-
man House today were very positive
that the party would be reorganized
and rehabilitated, but not one of the
could suggest the name of any man
for leader. They were too happy
over the fourth crushing defeat All
they could say was that new life
would come to the party in time.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1908-11-07
GOVERNOR VARDAMAN IN WEST
VIRGINIA.
Distinguished Mississippian at Blue
field Was at His Best and His
Speech Pronounced One of the
Strongest Ever Delivered at Blue
field.

Bluefield, w. Va, Oct. 30,-Gov
James K. Vardaman addressed the
largest political meeting in the his
tory of Bluefield tonight Trains
brought hundreds of out-of-toWn vot-
ers. Special trains were run. The
auditorium was crowded, more than
two thousand being present. The
Governor was at his best and his
speech was pronounced one of the
strongest. ever delivered in Bluefield
He declared that Taft's plea that
the eletcion of Bryan would precipi
tate a panic. was a joke.
After discussing national issues, he
launched into discussion of the race
question which is an issue in West
,irginia.
when l speak of men l mean
white men," he cried. 'You the
heirs of all the ages; you the crea-
tor of all the literature; you the au-
thor of all civilization; you the in
ventor of all the sciences; you are
sovereign, and you will never divide
that sovereignty with an inferior
race" he declared.
His speech was interrupted time
and again by prolonged applause, and
his remarks upon the Jim Crow
and suffrage planks in the Democrat
ic State platform evoked immense ap
plause.
The Governors canvass was OF
great value to the Democrats. The
Governor also spoke at Princeton
the next day to a large enthusiastic
audience.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1908-11-07
STATE DELEGATES TO WATER
WAYS CONVENTION.
Hon. {. j. Bowers, n. B. Bloomfield,
A. McAlpin, A. E. Jordan and r.
E. Hewes to Go to Columbus, Ga.

The Gulf Coast Inland Waterway
Association will convene at Colum-
bus. Ca, Nov. 8, and the prospects
are good for a large attendance from
Southern States.
The local and State delegation will
be as follows: E. j. Bowers, A. Nc
Alpin. A. E. Jordan, F. e Hewes.
Mississippi Delegates-W. T. Nc
Donald, Bay st. Louis; q. j. Gex
Bay st. Louis; M. A. Dees, Scranton
7. B. Clark, Nugent; Horace Bloom
field. Gulfport. Members: d. l.. Nit
chell
Jac kson-Member: e. F. Noel.
terville-Member: B. H. Ellis
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1908-11-07
LOUISIANA OYSTER LAW Is NOT
EFFECTIVE.
Louisiana Supreme Court Sets Aside
Case Against Fisherman Intended
as Test Case-case Was Appealed
From the Lower Courts.
From New Orleans States:

From New Orleans States:
Prosecutions against oyster men TO
violating the provisions of the Gen
erelly law, which regulates the sale
of oysters by standard measure, re-
ceiyed a severe setback in the SUI
set aside the verdict in the case Of
Milo Cibilich and ordered the de-
fendant released without delay. The
arrest and trial of Cibilich, an oyster
fisherman, was intended to lay a
basis for the test of the constitution
ality of the new law.
The case originated in Judge Au-
coins court and then the appeal
which was taken from that judge s
decision was argued without delay
in the Criminal District Court and
Judge Chretien upheld the constitu-
tionality Of the act Final resort was
then had to the Supreme Court and
a few days ago that tribunal dealt the
law a ht dy blow.
The act was passed because of the
complaint made by many dealers In
the State that they had paid for oys'
ters by the barrel and did not re-
ceive full measure. The dealers said
tha. . male no difference 10 them
if the oysters were delivered in sacks
if these receptacles were of the size
of a standard barrel When enforce
ment of the law was attempted The
fishermen went on a strike and seri-
Gus trouble was narrowly av .rted.
For a time the city was without its
usual supply of oysters. The arrest
of Cibilich was arranged and the test
made.
Justice monroe says in his de-
cision:
"The defendant was tried on aff1-
davit before the Second City Criml-
nal court and was convicted; the
Judgment against him was affirmed
on appeal to the Criminal District
Court. and the case is before the
court on writ of review.
The affidavit charges that he did
knowingly, ,willfully and falsely, fl aud
ulently and deceitIully receive, keep
and have in his possession certain
oysters contained in sacks, which
said sacns were not of the standard
measure as provided in Section l, OF
Act 90 of 1908.
.To this affidavit the defendant
demurred, as not charging any crime
known =, the law of LOUISIANA. De-
fendant also impugned the constitu-
tionality of said Act 80 of 1908, and
in fact the validity of said act even
apart from any question of constitu-
tlonality on various grounds.
eve think the demurrer should
nave been sustained, Neither said
Act 92 of 1908, under which the affi-
davit purports to have been drawn,
nor any other statute, makes it
crime to receive, keep and have in
ones possession sacks of oysters OF
less measurement than any speclfled
standard. At most, said Act 81 OF
1908 provides a measure, under penal
ty, for the sale of oysters and for the
importation of oysters in sacks. 1t
no more provides a measure for re-
ceiving, keeping and having oysters
in sacks than it does for having them
on the half shell.
Judgment set aside and defend
ant ordered released without delay