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The Washington herald., 1909-03-20
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Blltimore March la-Quotations established B.
the Baltimore Fruit and Producs Association are
as follows:
BUTTER-Creamery. separator. Der n. 50: irni.
tatio1. M. prints. it-ib. Der b. Sasi; do In
Sasl: biocks. zih-. Der H.. Sa3i. dziry rriuts.
Maryland. Pennsylvania and virginia Der D. IsaI7,
Virginia and West Virginia. store packed. I5als;
Ohia stoTe-racked. haiT: nearby rolls. uals; Ohso
rolls LAS; West Virginia rolls BALI
EGGs-Maryiand. Pennsyisania and nearby f-sts
per dozen. IS Eastern SHORE. Marylsnd and VIZ
ginia IS. Western fTsts e. West Virginia. Is
DRESSED POULTRY - Turksys choice fat
young hens. n. Z2sZ5; mixed young and old nan,
cid toms. Eslss poor and thin. IiaI5 Chickens
Stnight young. Der 10. Ealss mixed young and
Old. l5als. Ducks. choice far. Der II. I6aE. Ca
pens. lbs. and over. Der ID. GE2s; snail. Medium.
l5aZ5. slips i6slL
LIVE POULTRY-Youns chickens. as to size. h.
Isa23. old hens heavy weight per b. Is. ducks per
H.. Is: DO. white Pekins. per b, J.; pigeons
Young. pair. 90; do. old. pair. .; EIinsa fowls
Old esch. .; do. young. II rs. and ovc-. each
90 turkeys. youns hens, per 10, ua2; y0uns gsh-
blors. per b.. Ga2l. do, snail and thi-. Der D..
l2al3 Old toms per h.. s
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY ". r Hibbs & Co,
members q The New York STOCK Exchange. Hibbs
Building Is Fifteenth street northwest
New York. M1rch B.-Cott0n to-dav was YER
steady prices r1ngiuC On the near months within
extremes Of 20 points and about 3 points on
the Later mouths. Some liquidation appeared a. The
near m0rthS. with short covering on the later
months The close was % points above the
opening.
Receipts at the ports were i7.0O bales arains,
l9 9lS last week and 1872 last year For the week
100 OO0 bales against III u last week and e 90 Las,
year. Receipts AZ New Orleans we're ASS bales
against $50 last year and a. Houston. 2ssi bales
arsinzt ] IS last wear
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Largest Morning Circulation.

An advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon its
bona fde circulation circulation IN
Washington larger by thousands than was
ever before attained by any morning news
paper at the Capital It's books ere open.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-E1tra. Dcr cEt. s50a6oo: butcher, Gooa
40. common. 2eoa30o.
HOGS-Per cwt-, gross. 675a7oo. c-5inary -
eEL 50oa550.
EAlfBS-Cboics. usl2: medium. 10
sHEEP-Prime. E5oa5oo: common. S14o0
LNES-Prine. per ID, 8: medium. szsR
grass l.
COWs-Prime. fTssh. each. &oag50: common.
5.ooaso00: old and dry. Oo0alSa
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.
,nlnr - II o.clock noon:

Sales-ReEnlar call. u O'Clock noon;
Capital Traction S.. $1,000 at III. 500 al III.
Washington Railway and Electric common. 3 a
g. % al a.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred, % a
Sa. 2 at S0A Il at soS. 70 AZ GOA 80 AZ gA.
Washington Gas . At rs. 3 a. ~, Al IN.
Georgetown Gas. g at s.
Lanston Monotypo 50 at Isl.
After call-WashinEt0n Gas. 3 at y, 800 * Z
buyer 90.
Lanston Mon0type. % At 81.
Capital Traction. 20 at i32. % az lS2t.
Following arr the bid and asked prices on yester
DAVIS Wsshincfon Stock Exchange:
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGs.

New York. March 1s.-Bradstreet's bank
clearings total for the week ended March
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new YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W B. Eitbs q Co.
members New YoIk Stock Exchange. Hi1hs Build
ing. rs Fifteenth street northwest
CALL MONEY-sALES- By HOURsI
Money! o., 2; H, 2; L.. ia; CT. 2
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. b. Hibbs & Co..
members New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs Building.
Is Fifteenth street northwest
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

.E1-diTidend % cents per share.
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Largest Morning Circulation.
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TREASURY STATEMENT.
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The Safest investments
Swartzell, Rheem &
HenSey CO.,

Y l5TH sTREET NORTHWEST.
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'EI dividend
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FINANCIAL.

Equitable +. & VI. ms Co., n. /.
communication ms. Co.. Baltic.
Granite State Fire ms Co, y. H
Imperial Fire ms Co, Colorado
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Ing a seine, seines, fyke or hoop net unoss
the provisions of this act shall do SO I'M
der the direction and personal supervision
OF the state fish and game warden OF ons
OF his deputies, but not otherwise. Ever
person obtaining n license to set or of-
crate nets under this provision of this
act shall pay per diem and all expenses
of the game warden supervising such 6st-
ing
lc) Before any license shall be ISSUED
under the provisions Of this act the appls-
hsh and game warden bond running tn
the state of Wisconsin, In the OF twn
hundred dollars. With two sureties and
u fR' oasr yee and copy sha 9Th ali
the requirements OF this section and thu
rules and regulations which are or may ba
tions shall be null and void. otherwise to
remain In 'ull force Each such surety
shalt be worth at least the sum Of two
hundred dollars 10 property 10 this STATE.
property exempt by taw from sale or execG-
ton. 10 lieu of such bond said iceusei
may make cash deposit Of two hundred
dollars provide the bond OF any surety
company authorized TO do business In thia
state
Id Eiccusees operating nets under this
provisions Of this act are hereby permitted
to construct temporary fish poads IN the
waters OF this state for the purpose OF
keeping fish therein until the can
be marketed provided that ash 40 tessl
out this state at any time In any auaa'
uty.
tej Every person using or operating acts
under the provisions OF this act shall tn
media teiy, carefully, and In Uasnuer b
do 40 injury return to tne waters from
which the same shall base been taken all
nsn not specified 10 his license. and " any
person shall be found In possession Of any
fish not enumerated In bis Iiceose, - shal
be deemed TO be prima tacis evidence o.
violation OF this subsection
~ Al! Gsh authorized to be taken BY
nets under this aci shall be brought N
shore and sold, BURIED or otherwise dis
posed Of. but none OF such ssb shall b
turned to the water
(s, No IIceaseA under the provisions o,
this set snail himself. or hy Ills agents o.
employees, draw or l,ft any pet Of uets
or land any seine before sunrise or sfiae
sunset, aud every person uslna OF drauing
\ seine shan land he Seine to q eaes stop
only. which hack shop must os IN not teas
chan three feet o. water
N The state hsh and gan warden
shall keep q complete record In his oslc1
II, all licenses issued un'er this ssL and
al noueys received for ann. shsll be psif
to the state treasurer AMI become 9Erf
OF the huntiuF license fund
% Any person violating any OF the pro
Visions 81 this act shall hs docm"d 1ulf"
O. m,sdemeRnor, and upon roug rt'ou
ih"rpOf shan ho punished o. frF ~ no.
,sss than nifty anlars nor more tag8
oaN hundred dollars, ard the cot q
s5SG s Or d, +, so",; ia sn,t5
oNense Has committed GOT lees thar thirtr
jHys nor more than niu"ty DAYS. or b.
both enc and lnprtsnum"pt IN the discre'
tioo Of the court Ii addition hereto al
apparatus nsrd OF employed by him In such
vInlu'ioa shaii be coahschisd by the stats
esh and sam' WARDEN
Section THIS acr shsfi take effect
and NJ IN force from and after its pGsssga
Approved Juns Ia 1904
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No. 6s3. Al Published June 10. 1909
CHAPTER 472, LAWS or 1900.
AN ACT to r"neal sections 1G3C-15o to
1636-116 inclusive Of the statutns and
to create sections l636-15o to 1G2G--
$50 inclusive of the statutes. relating
to the improvement OF sanitation and
the regulation thereof in anartrpent
houses, tenement houses, lodging and
boarding houses, in cities of the first.
second and third classes
The people Of the State OF Wisconsin rem
resented In Senate and Assembly, do en-
net as follows:
Section l. Sections 1G3G-15O to le3o
-1T6 inclusive Of the statutes are re-
pealed
Section Q There ar. added to the stint
utcs ten new sections 70 read Section
163H--15o I. A tenement house IN me
meaning OF this act Is any horse or build
ing, or portion thereof, which Is rented
Leased 'et or hirrd out to b" occupied, or
is occupied as horne or residence Of three
or more families living independents and
doing their own cook'n or having facll-
tiles for doing their cooking unon the
premises and having common right In
the starways. yards and water closets. or
some of them.
. lodging or boarding house Is any
house or building or portion thereof. In
which six or more persons IRE h9rhoroa
received or lodged for hire. or ary huils-
Ing or part thereof, which Is used for sIr
or more persons not members Of the fam
lily. to sleep In or occupy as lodging
B. An apartment Is q room or suite Of
rooms occupied or designed to lie occupied
as n family domicie
d. yard Is an open, unoccupeh space
on the same lot with a tenement. lodging
or boarding house between the rear line
OF the house and the rear line OF the lot
3. court IL an open unoccupied spaca
other than yard. on the same lot with
tenement. lodging or boarding house
g. shaft inclndrs exterior and into
rlor shafts. whether for light, air, elevator.
dumbwaiter or any other purpose vent
shnft Is one used solely to ventilat- or
light water-closet compartment. ba III
room or passage
T. A public hall Is hall. corridor or
passage-way not within nm apartment
$. stair hall includes the stairs. s,air
landings. those portions Of the public halls
through which Il Is necessary to pass In
getting from the entrance floor to the roof,
and the enclosing partitions.
g. basement IL story partly bnt
not more than one-half ix height below
the level OF the lot
To- A cellar Is a story more than one.
half Its height below the level of the lot
Section 163G-1ol. Every apartme nj
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together with the necessary travelling ex-
penses The state orchard and nursery III
spector shall receive no compensation apart
from the necessary travelling expenses
when on official business.
Section 1494--10l. Any person or per
sons. corporation or corporations trans
portation companies. common carriers. pri-
vate owners of orchards, and public asso-
Citations of parks, cemeteries, etc, violating
any prov sion of this act shall be guilty of
misdemeanor and shall either forfeit his
license OF be fined the sum of not less than
twenty five dollars and not more than five
hundred dollars, or both.
Section 1494-10m. The fees as pro-
vided for In this act shall be used for the
carrying out the provisions of this act and
the state shall in no manner or on any
account become liable for nor pay any sal
airy or expense Incurred under the provi-
stons Of this act. The state orchard and
nursery inspector shall keep an accurate
account OF moneys received and expended,
and file an annual report OF the work done
and expenditures and collections with the
director OF the agricultural experiment sta
ton. The state inspector shall further
publish as directed by the director of the
agricultural experiment station of the uni
versity Of Wisconsin an annual report COW
er'ng the essential phases Of the nursery
inspection and the general conditions per-
tanning thereto.
Section 8. This net shall take effect and
be In force from and after It's passage and
publication
Approved June 10, 1909.
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No 545. s. Tpubl'she June 10 1909
CHAPTER 466, LAWS OF 1909.

An ACT to amend that paragraph desie-
mated OF subsection 10 of section 40
of the statutes. 10 create two new para
graphs to be designated paragraphs {
and of subsection ~ Of section no of
the statutes. relating to employees In
new heating plant and elsewhere.
Tie people Of the State of Wisconsin. rep
resented In Senate and Assembly do en-
act as follows
Section !. That paragraph designated
paragraph Of subsection 10 of section no
or the statutes, Is amended to read tSec-
ton 110. subsection 10) c. The other per-
sons employed IN The Office of the superin-
t"ndent of public property the sums follow
ing. The chief clerk sixteen
penter twelve hundred dollars two assist
ant state carpenters. nine hundred dollars
each; the painter. nine hundred
dollars: the assistant painter eight hun
dted and forty dollars a receiving and
shipping clerk. nine hundred dollars eight
rol cemen at eight hundred and forty dol
i9rs each, two night watchmen AZ eight
hundred and forty dollars each; >
fpnr elevator operators, eight hundred and
forty dollars each: seventeen
ianltors at eight hundred and forty dollars
each; the carpet man. eight hundred and
forty dollars; the cuspidor cleaner, seven
hundred and twenty dollars, fourteen reg
nlar laborers at seven hundred and twenty
dollars each; five scrub women at one dol
lar and fifty cents per day for the time
during which they are employed
ton 10 Of section 40 of the statutes. two
new paragraphs TO read: tSection no
subsection 1O) f. For the maintenance
and operation of the heat, light, power
and ether mechanical equipment at the
capitol, the following persons are to be
employed by the state, each 70 receive an
annual salary as provided herein: One
chief engineer, eighteen hundred dollars ::
one assistant engineer who is also an ey-
pert electrician twelve hundred dollars !;
two assistant engineers, ten hundred dol
lars each.
6. For the proper maintenance and op-
Grafton Of the new heat, light, and power
plant Of the capitol. the following persons
are to be employed by the state, each to
receive an annual salary not greater than
that herein provided One operating en-
gineer. twenty five hundred dollars: three
engineers, twelve hundred dollars each I;
three fremen, nine hundred dollars each I;
one helper with knowledge Of steam fit
ting nine hundred dollars; two additional
helpers. seven hundred and twenty dollars
each. The employees provided Tor In this
paragraph shall be employed by a board
consisting of the SUPERINTENDENT of public
property and the capitol building commits
sion subject to the provisions of chapter
1853 OF the avs Of 1905.
Section g. This act shall take effect and
be In force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved June 10. 1900
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state tuberculosis sanitorium, sum not to
exceed forty thousand dollars.
Section >. The buildings and other i'm
provements herein provided for arc to he
constructed and made In the order of the
greatest need therefor. Provided that no
plan or plans for any building shall be
finally adopted. and no contract or con-
tracts entered into by the board Of control
for the construction Of any building until
plans. Specifications and contracts. with
complete estimates of the total cost there
OF. shall have been submitted to. and in
writing approved by the governor OF the
state who shall withhold such approval
until he shall have satisfied himself by a
personal examina ton of the same and by
such other means as he in his discretion
may adopt. that such building is required
for the purpose proposed. and 1t can and
will be erected and fully completed accord
Ing to such plans. specifications and con-
tracts, for the sum proposed for the same.
by the beard Of control. and that the cost
Of such buildings. together with the other
improvements herein provided for. will not
exceed the respective appropriations herein
made.
Section g. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved June 16. 1909.
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No. 610, S. Published June 10. 1904
CHAPTER 400. LAWS OF 1909.

-.
CHAPTER 46e, LAWS OF 1909.
AN ACT to amend section 347b of the
statutes. relating to copies Of the Wis.
consin supreme court reports to be fur
nished to the state without expense.
Tho people of the State of Wisconsin. rep
resented In Senate and Assembly do en-
act as follows:
Section /. Section 347b of the statutes
Is amended to read Section 347b. The
supreme court reporter shall have 70 no
cuniary interest in such reports; but tho
same shall he published under the super
vision of the reporter by contract to BE- en-
tered into by the commissioners Of the
public printing with the person or persons
or corporation who shall agree to publish
and sell the same on the most advanta-
geous terms to the people Of this state at
a price not exceeding two dollars ner vol
unle of not less than seven hundred and
fifty nor more than eight hundred pages ::
and If such volume shall in any way or
IRON any cause contain more than eight
hundred pages no Increased or additional
price shall be charged therefor: and a'ao
to publish and deliver to the secretary of
state at the earliest practicable time md
within sixty days after the delivery NJ the
manuscripts for any one cory OF reports
to the publishers at the canitol In Nqdi-
son three hundred and fifty
copies without expense or charge to the
state In any respect and shall agree to
stereotype the same and at all times keep
the same on sale In the state Of Wisconsin
to residents thereof, at the contract price.
in suitable quantities and at such place or
places as may be designated by said com
missioners, and furnish the state any mum
Der OF additional comics that NAV be there
after required at the contract price and
procure new stereotype plates whenever
the original plates shall become defaced
or destroyed The copyrights of all the
reports hereafter published shall vest in
the secretary OF state for the benefit of
Che people Of this state hut this shall not
be construed to prevent the contractor by
whom any volume Is published. his rep
resentatives assigns, from continuing
the publication aud sale Of such volume
30 long as he or they shall comply In all
respects with the requirements OF this
chapter In respect to the character. sale
and price of spch volumes. The commits
s'oners OF public printing shall. commenc-
ing In the first week in Anril
1910, and every eight years thereafter. adj
yertise in six different newspapers In dif.
ferent localities in this state, for the term
Of six weeks. that sealed proposals will
he received at the office of the secretary
Of state for nrntng. publishing and sell.
ing, as IN this chapter provided. the said
reports for the term Of eight years next
thereafter, at certain rate per volume TO
be stated in proposals, not exceeding the
maximum price fixed by this chapter. ard
in accordance with the provisions OF this
chanter.
Section . This act shall take effect ard
be IN force from and after Its passage and
publication,
Approved June 10. 1899
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The greatest number of votes al such pri-
mary as the candidate Of such party for
tn" Olac" shall he deemed an independent
candidate for such otLice, ana his name
shall he placed on the official ballot in the
column Of individual nominations and ne
shall be dfuominated in such column a.
Independent"
>, But no person shall be entitled to
have his name placed on such ballot who
has not filed nomination paper Gs pro-
".ded In this act unless he shall have re
retved at such primary election number
II votes not less than the number of sign
ers required by this act for nomination
papers. ard shall have fled within five
days after receiving official no.
tice Of his nomination a declaration that
he VII qualify rs such officer II elected.
Section 2 All acts or parts of Gets in
conflict with the provisions Of this act are
hereby repealed
section 3. This act shall take effect
and be in force from aud after its passage
and publication.
Approved June Is, 1900.
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No. 3S6. 81 Published June 10 1909
CHAPTER 467, LAWS OF 1900.

CHAPTER 467, LAWS OF 1909
AN ACT TO appropriate certain sums Of
money to the several charitable. reform
atory and penal institutions rs herein
named, for the purposes herein speci-
fed
The people of the State of Wisconsin. rep
resented in Senate and Assembly, do en-
act as follows:
Section /. There is hereby appropriated
out of any moneys in the state treasury,
not otherwise appropriated, to the several
charitable, reformatory. and penal lnstitu-
tions OF this state. for the biennial term
ending June 30. 1911, the sums of money
herein nam.d for the purposes hereinafter
specified
l. For the construction of a foundation
of neS power house, coal she'd etc. and
for thu erection and construction of horse
and Nv barns at the state hospital for
the f.sane. sum not TO exceed eleven
thous nd dollars
. For new floors at the northern hos
pltal or the insane, sum not to exceed
fifteen hundred dollars.
3. cor remodeiins and finishing Of old
manual training building; an additional
school house: repairs to chapel: extension
TO boiler house and new boiler: remodel
ing boys dormitory; additional FORCES and
bowling alleys AT the Wisconsin school for
the deaf sum not to exceed forty two
thousand eight hundred dollars.
!. For cement walks: new roof for the
Industrial building; repairs to porches !;
new books; new pianos: and new laundry
machinery AT tne WISCONSIN school for the
blind, sum not to exceed ave thousa nd
FIVE hundred dollars
o. For new dormitory; creamery; OK.
tension to tunnel ventilating system; an
additional COW barn equipment or printing
office; and telephone system at the Wis
cousin industrial school for boys. sum
not to exceed thirty one thousand dollars
6. For finishing and equipping women's
prison extension at the Wisconsin stata
prison. sum not to exceed four thousand
dollars.
I. For girls cottage annex to baby
cottage; finishing the third floor OF the
hospital fire escapes; ventilating system !:
repairs to bakery. kitchen. etc. plumbing
In cottages tunnel; extension 10 stock
barn: fencing; telephones: and purchase
OF cows at the state public school, sum
not to exceed thirty thousand dollars
=. For new wing TO the concrete barn
at the Wisconsin home for feeble minded
q sum not to exceed five thousand dollars
2. For continuing center building; for
walls Of cell wing; and for school rooro
equipment at the Wisconsin state reform.
story, sum not to exceed ffty thousand
dollars
10. For an infirmary: residence Of su-
pertntendent: bakery; cottages FOR en-.
ployees; and for shscks ut the wisconsin