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New-York tribune., 1909-12-15

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
HEAD-WE EsITAAN PUBLISHING COMPANY.
domestic corporation. having rs principal
business Office in the Borough 81 Manhattan.
CITY OF New York and STATE OF New York. will
apply % the supreme Court % the state %
New York at a Special Term. Part thereof.
held IN the New York County Court House.
IN the Borough aforesaid on the .2nd day %
December. 1909 az half-past ten o'clock in the
forenoon OF that dav, soon thereafter
counsel can hs heard for an order authorizing
the said corn1ratlan. above named change
IT'S Corporate Name % the HEAD MUSIC PUB
LISffING COMPANY.
Dated New York NOV sHlher 3nth. faoa
HEAD-NEsTMAN Pr UBLISHfNG COMPANY.
By Geo. W. Head. Jr.. President
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15

4 EMBELLISHMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
~ Tor The Tribune received az their EptfWn
Ofice No 1884 broadway. between 2dth and
37th SITS until q o. clock q. ADJ Refreshments
Tecelyed M fhe following branch offices az
regular office rates until : O'Clock p. m. VIA
2rf Sth ave. 3 e. cor sd 81. los oth ave.
18th a. 104 Eass IAN 81. .sf West fed st. bs-
twsea Tth and SIN aVss 3ta West i25th ~ foa5
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15

The approximate amount OF the lien or charge
20 satisfy which the aboVe-described property is
TO be sold Is SIS. a90 -. with interest thereon
from the 18th day Of November. 1903. together
with costs and allowance amounting 70 S4T6 q.
with interest from November "a 1899. together
with the expenses Of the sale. The approximate
amount OF the taxes. assessments and water
rates. other liens. which 20 be allowed 10
the purchaser out OF the purchase money or
paid hy the Referee IS sTOl a and interest. The
property viii be sold subject such state OF
facts as an accurate survey may show.
Dated. New York. December :. 1893
IOTrIg IERSAWTTZ Referee
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
AUCTION SALES.

BY ORDER q the Receiver. Merits EIanft Auc-
tions~F. viii ssli at public auction today.
the entire stock and nxturcs and property % the
s. 4 X stove Repair Co. On premises. No sTl
Grand 81. Brooklyn
JOHN A SUMMERS. Receiver.
JACOB CEBULSkY. Attorney tor Receiver.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
Dated New York. December 9Th. 1902
CHARLES Il REcKETT- Refara.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
Mary s. Guerrier, Plaintiff, against Jacob
Sganga ct al. Defendants.--In pursuance Of
judgment OF foreclosure and sale. duly made and
entered in the ahOve-entitled action and bearing
date the oath day OF November. 1909 l. the
named, will sell at public auction. at the Ex
change Sales Room. Nos Il and IS Vesey Street.
in the City and County Of New York. on the 29th
day Of December 1909. at u o'clock noon on
that day, by samuel Marx Auctioneer. the
premises directed by said judgment to 5e sold.
and therein described follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land.
with the building and Improvements thereon
erected situate. lying and being in the Borough
Of Manhattan. City and County Of New York.
y. Y, bounded and described a follows:
beginning at a point on the easterly side OF
Lexington Avenue. distant eighty lS0l feet and
eight Cs) inches southerly from the corner formed
by the Intersection OF the sOutheTly side OF Hath
Street and the said easterly side OF Lexington Ave
nue.. running thence easterly on a line parallel
with the said southerly side of Hath Street and
Part Of the distance through a party wall. sew
entyeght t1Sl feet. thence sOutherly. and parallel
with the said easteriy side OF Lexington Avenue.
twenty (2W feet and three 80 inches 70 the
centre line Of the BLOCK between said 114th Street
and 1l3th Street; thence westerly along said
centre line seventy-eight C7sl feet 20 the said
easteriy side OF Lexington Avenue. and thence
northerly along the said easteriy side OF Lex
tngton Avenue. twenty t2Ol feet and three 80
inches 20 the point or place OF beginning: said
OF 1888 Lexington Avenue.
Dated. New York December 6. 1909.
LOUIS JERSAWITZ. Referee.
JOHN Y IRWIN. Attorney for Plaintiff. Ofice
and County OF New York. -. Y
The following is diagram Of the property 10
be sold; Its street No Is 1893 Lexington Avenue.
HATH ST.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
/. nlrRrIsrnIRNrs IN euRscRIPTIoNs

4 ERTIsEsNENrs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
~ for The Tribune received az their Upt1wn
Gf.oe. 40 1864 Broadway. between 36th and
g7fh SITS until O'Clock q. Advertisements
1s.-.irad at the following branch on IS a.
regular oflce rates until o'ciock r. r.. VIZ
.6s san ave cor @ad 81 LIS 9th ave.
Tcfh - l9s East lafh .s7 West 42d So be-
tNeen I'm and sfh ayes .63 West 18th 81. I'M.
Al ave le26 81 aVc.. near Glst S. isns iEt ave
nesr ssfh ST.. l57 East l.5th 81 I56 TrsInnut
ave. GO ~ ave, ald any American plStrlei
1elegr3.h Of1ce
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
DETEcTINE AGENCIES.

ECTIvES-ConhdeHtial Information. shad-
ewing. inycstigatiOn. evidence reasonable
oharges Merchants Secret Service Bureau.
s2n Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
BOARD AND ROOMS.

T2D ST. 20 WEST.-Between / and subway
express stations; charming rooms choice
table: references given and required
slsr ST. 81 WEsT.-Elegaut large, warm room.
handsomely furnished. every convenience. su-
periOr board. telephone. near Park
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
FURNISHED ROOMS 10 LET.

4sTH ST. I57 WEST-Iarge and small rooms:
also skylEht room suitable fer artist
20 WEST 5VTH ST 56th-6th aves.-Large
small rooms. suites. private bath; steam heat
i22D ST. $40 WEST.-To let. furnished. IN pr
Nate house, large. well appointed room. with
dressing room. saloon floor: board IL desired
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
THE NEW PARTRIDGE INN
CHANGE OF NAME.


SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
In the matter OF the application Of The
Baptist Young Peoples Union OF New York
city for authority 10 change its name TO The
Baptist Fresh Air Home Society
Notice Is hereby given that The Baptist
Young Peoples Union OF New York city.
domestic membership corporation. having its
principal Office at 1871 Fourth avenue. Man
haitian. in the CITY. County and state OF
New York will apply 20 the supreme Court
OF the State of New York at Special Term.
Part one thereof, 20 be held In and for the
County of New York at the County Court
House. City Hall Park. Manhattan. New York
Ctty. the 5th day % January, 1910. az 1880
O'Clock In the forenoon % that day. or as soon
thereafter counsel can be heard. Tor an
order authorizing said corporation 20 change
its corporate n1me TO The Baptist Fresh Air
Home Society"
Dated. New York December 18th. 1909
THE BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLES UNION
or NEW YORK CITY
BY EDGAR F. HIGGINS Pres
WEIGH. HEINE & FALL. Attys. Tor Petit
TONER T6 William street. Borough or
Manhattan. City Of New York
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
WORK WANTED.
Female.


SfENOGRAPHER wishes extra typewrifinE: 60
cut evenings or take work home; moderate
Prices deduction for circular letters etc. Ad-
dress Miss Daniels. Ia East 33d
sI5NoGRAPHlzR and OFFICE ASSISTANT
freieFahtv with brokers or commission mer-
chants; i've years experience Miss Kahn. IS
West l6Ith ST. care of Bermuth.
YOUNG LADY for clerical wo-k or switchboard
operator; experienced, references II r =.
$50 Atlantic ave. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


AIIEEDANT. -Capahle ard weil reconmorSsd
pensafton 10 invalid LADY travelling with children
IN california NJ. p. 80 sth ave
coACHMAN. BY single man: thoroughly CON-
pelent' best references; city or country White.
es-e % Fitzsimmons. 92l eth ave. Telephone
aeoo-Columhus.
GARDENER-singie: thoroughly understands
growing Vegetables and flowers; care cold
frames pruning. horse, COW and general work:
place; strictly honest. sober and industrious.
lest references from private families J s217l
sth ave.
MIDDLE AGED MAN. respectable around
good references. Address ". r.. 50 washing
ten 81.
UsEFgL MAN: understands horses. COWS.
poultry. garden. furnace. pruning and trim
n9lns n9s, uess S sna bushes: chop wood references
Femcle.
CAPABLE New England woman. excellent cook.
Nishes position as housekeeper; references
51seeIssss. capable. Tribune Uptown once. 1854
COOK: chamhermaid and waitress: two Swedish
gi-ls; together or separate: excellent cook.
Setlpetent waitress; best references. sampson 4
Neison.s Bureau. AZ 4th ave. Phone ls6s-
Madison Square.
COoK--American woman an excellent cook:
store
CooK.-BUTLER. &c-French couple: wife frst
class cook. man butler. all around: comes
highly recommended; city country. Morrow ;
B1reaT i 81 Lexington ave. corner 5sth st Tel
4s-s Plaza
DAYS WORK.-By Scotch woman: from a.
tiu . p m. ChamberwO-k and sewing: best
reference. fule. Faith Mission 24l West 60th ST.
DAYS WORK--By woman; az home or out
ESD 81.
FAMILY WASHING. IRONING.-Month. week
or dozen; private house. open air drying: will
InInlsh best references- 332 East I'D ST
INFANTS NURsE-North German: hospital
trained. eGn take entire charge from birth;
three years personal references. $50. city. cOun-
Try. Industrial Association, East 42d ST
LAUNDREsS. S.-First class; English Protestant;
has friend ktchennaid; no objections 10 cOun-
Try. MorrOw's Bureau. 721 Lexington ave. cor
ner 5sth ST Tel. l92s-Plaza.
NURsE--As trained attendant. 10 invalid or
nervous person; hospital experience: personal
reference Call 900 Kent ave. Brooklyn.
NJ RsE--Capablc Young Irish woman viii take
entire charge of infant or two children
excellent references CITY or country. T. r. Miss
FitzGerald Bureau. sos Fifth ave: entrancs
42d st.
NUksE.-By FiaEish girl: very intelligent: best
references: child or invalid lady: city coun-
try: vases 500. Yields Bureau, 524 Columbus
eve Tel Ts94-Schuyler
sEAMSTREsS OR CHAMBERMAID. - Nor
Megiani understands dressnaking: fine hand
sew ing; embroidery; willing 10 assist with fine
ironing; years references from present en-
Pioyer' wages SIS monthly. J. A. s, Tribune
Uptown once. 1854 Broadway.
WAITRESS Competent: in small private fam
liy; city or short distance Ia country; personal
Le--relce. Aule. Faith Mission. 24l West 6oth ST
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
WORK WANTED.
Male

Male.
ACCOUNTANT. EXPERT.
desires engagement opening eioSlas Or eslaneins
JsOOKFFF-r Err -rhoroughiy familiar with dou-
hie eufrv. understands aecountancy. wants 20
sirion Win a reliable arm can fur;lish eAcei-
ienf refereroes 4. Walter. 2lss Washington ave.
The Bronx.
CHAUFFEUR -Machinist by trade; German
English single -. graduaie school of Auto-
,-oI1ie T,reinse ~ careful dsyer good mechanic.
rTiTsfc place: city OF country. W - iuS' BIS
ion Road bronx.
r-Fsr-F-F-E.- -R.-swsae: wishes position; com
Tsteut. reliable. strictly y y , Aft,5.
riding. city country good feIefsiees- AIo4"s'
10 Msst $50 -. care ochsIeI
,ffAI'F-FEl Respectable yOung married man.
four years eaVerisnoe on foreign ana AneIl-
-, nj osiicing- total ahstainer. Al refer
e6ess C-haureur. s3s West BAN 81
.,J.TrFFEI-r .-ftalisa-Au.erioan: makes own
rcrsfrs. careful driver. references; CITY or eoun
,,V. otsrates gssosne cars. Tony Assans. "a
ItseraE ST Brooills i
ELEVATOR roy. a. anything. good reference.
Ward 6io llth ate
i,5,I-sY PAINTER wants work from landlords
Drirate real estate. Sofk snsianie-ai very
,oa-esf grioes. estimates furnished william
Narkopifz. % Wiieit ~
= - non Engiish. German. Preach. Itai-
-. s.r.r4ssh PoTtuEu-se. Eumnnisn. wants oc-
tsn. yrork: viii call q. BuroVlrk, Ii46
Trt@FEale aEr.- LronA-
VOf7SG Man. willing a. Hofk as packer and
yrsrper Address John e,ai1o. st- feafl 81.
yOrNG MAJ handy Nitn ipois @ nlsil's s''a1y
,,rce Nssei, 1864 - ave
--,-1s W.N a. Where honesty. loyalty and
ts1irv ..iu BE- arrref1afeds eAoeilent refer
a5fon aliiadusan. lSs Ludlow -;
-------
Female.
srrxoGRsPHER .-High sehool ee9eatloni IN
: si,sSiixenr American Young lazy, references f2T
sstrsi,tre Reasonable salary. iiarlenite. 7. Y.
Io4 I0s5-
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
1a6fh Street-

I0OIn Street
The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, 10 satisfy which the abOve-described
property Is be sold. is i've thousand nine
hundred thirty and 5I-1UO dollars tS5. 800 81.
with interest thereon from the 10th day Of
November. 1909 together with costs and allow
ance amounting 10 sf06. 93. with interest from
December End. 1903. together with the expenses
OF the sale.
said property viii be sold subject 70 first
mortgage Of record for $4,000 and accrued IN
teFest from June list 1909 at per cent.
and subject 10 anv state Of fact which an
accurate survey would showf and municipal
department viola CiOns, II any there are. and
ali notices OF pencency OF action to enforce
the same. il any hled thereon. and MONTH
~ tenancies. n any.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15

sTrxoGRsPHER -Iiigh seheoi seseailoni IN
tsiisenf American seans Lay s., l.,sis'sss %.
sls.J, sl,.s,,e reasonabls salary. iiariemite. 7. y.
IoA l0sc-
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
HELP WANTED.
Male.

Two GOOD MEN. honest. enerzettc STEAD,
Nork on up-to-cate casualty insurance IN.
meets al requirements 225 Flatbush ave
BROOKLYN. ~
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15

-gAR SALESMAN n your locality 20 represent
us experience unnecessary. Sllo per month ana
expense Write Us for particulars. Monarch
CE1r Co... s.. Lcl.s.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15

-AfABLE New England woman. excellent cook
wishes position as housekeeper: references.
Aoeress. capable Tribune Uptown once. 1854
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
EElp WANTED.

1cS5TSl Ants, juniors 10. salary S. 20 Sc per
eay. National Employment Exchanges. A. West
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15

COX; chanhernaid and waitress. two Swedish
girls; together or separate excellent cook.
Competent waitress. best references sampson a.
Neison Bureau. AZ 4th ave Phone 1855
Madison Square
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-01-30

q aahing. trrraclnE and hillside ditch.
~H hnn~Aily believe "a" ought tu
EiT" back 10 our land AT least 3 per
cent uf ita production 10 maintain aud
increase aoil fertility
10th farm aud farmer ~tli grnw
rjchev together Give and - ahall
receive. good measure. hcapcd up.
shaken do~n aud running over " This
all appiy 10 the material an w"il aa
IA" spiritual.
on my old home farm NC
gro~ ono pear on an acre plat.
naturally ~cil grained. crops uhrcr
Of 'hemp that sold TOR Sis. 90.
\ liiilc over SEQ 90 had been
giScn this acre In manure. fctilircr
preparation. tiilag~. etc before
planting the frai crop which waA po-
ia,ocs. II Ma narrowed eleven times.
besides having had several pln~ingn
W" ahould commence prrpArat ton
30 II hasn't hrch dono brturvl that
@iil no, demand as much guano this
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-01-30
Are You Saving This Money
Every Horse Manure Year
Worth Properly Iianded-Itont Lose
la of I Letting i Heat Drain Away
ny pR. SEAMAN KNAPP.

stable. using plenty of litter. The
animals tramp It down. thus cNclud-
ing air. and "A 1t Is kept dry. It will
keep with practically no loss The
litter used tn bedding is not only OF
value Itself as a fertilizer. but serves
TO absorb all liquids and prevent their
loss. II not practicable 20 pursue
either Of these methods. then
cheap shed can bc provided and the
manure stored in It until ready Tor
use. There Is one prccaution that
must DO observed whom the shed Il
used. and especially II The droppines
from the horses .prodominatc Tn
der these circumstances. the mauur"
g. apt TO heat This should be avoid
cd hy Happening a.
Commercial fertilizers do not add
vegetable matter. do not start soil
fermentation. and do not correct mc.
chanical defects ~ the soil \ ton of
W"ll-prcacrvcd manure from a NclI-
Tod horse contains about 9 pounds
90 nitrogen. = pounds 81 phoaphuvlc
acid. 80 pounds 81 potash plant
food shat would coat s. 81 bought az
commercial fertilizer \ horse ~oigh-
Ia one thousand pounds will produce
about twelve topa of manure por
year. and this manure Is consequent
~ aufth : 50 per day. or about So
per year. The manure from tho aver
age Goa is worth s Sc per day. or
a
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-01-30

Fertilizer has In general wuvb 81
great harm to III" South I, has en-.
courag" thoughtlcMnneha. ihyifil~H8-
ness. and laHinosa Thoughtlchancas
In that the farmer knows no can buy
auano In the spring. on time cat a
high price, and consequently he gis~a
no thought 10 the future preparation
for his crop. such as sowing peas.
clover. etc. Neither docs he try to
max" and save all the manure poAai.
bic. but instead occupies bis limo ia
an Improbable manner. knowing that
little s-2.2 can bc dribbIcd along
the ro~ in the spring
This not only accounts for thought
lcAancsa and lack of reading good Az
ricul,urai papers fof which Tho south.
~rn Farm Gaxrtt~ 10 bcat. especially
for our hcctlon1. but for thrifti~as-
ness aud lAxincah an well On truck
crops intended for early markr, u ~
necessary sometimes TO use EuAnn
very literally. ia. highly ammoni-
nt"d grades This should b" done
after good preparation. the sowing
81 peas or clover. and heavy dr"nA-
Ing Of good manure. Some l"Euni-
nous crop should occupy each year at
least onr-third of our cultivated
Lands. In this ~ay so make pro'i'
on this land aud increase the soil fer
iiity AT the same time
\ good rotation. carrying with IA
the idea IL constantly improving the
land. IL the only substantial method
e successful farming. II Is legal
and polite. | came near saying ihi"T'
cry. to crop land year by year tahin (
all it's yields aud giving nothing back
10 maintain aud increase plant food
To say the least. II seems as II this
method would be mistroating the
rising generation.
We are now spreading manure ON
land covered with crimson clover
ho"n AT the last working of corn
Clover or rye but clover Is best
\ growing on land through the winter
(which you wish TO crop the following
/h"ason is IA pnnncca for teaching
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-01-30

Commercial fertilizers have proven
themselves OF great value and are
destined to play even greater part
In our farm economy. hut IL is only
when used ~ supplements Ia the
home product that this will he ~. II
Is only when used with green manure
and barnyard manure that the most
permanent Improvements can be &C
complished. II therefore. bchoovcs
the farmers Of the South 10 give more
attention 10 the conservation OF farm
manure. The small value frequently
realized from the use Of barnyard
manure arises from the fact that St
was not properly saved and handled
and the manure had lost the greater
part OF It's plant food. IT the manure
IS allowed to heat. a large quantity Of
the nitrogen Is driven of into the
atmosphere.
on the other hand. II tho manure
is left exposed 10 tho elements. the
water from rains easily and rapidly
teaches out the soluble plant food
so In order TO get the most valuable
manure. these sources Of Joss muat
b" avoided. Their" are several ways
Of accomplishing this, Probably the
best plan. where IL Is practicable. IL
TO haul thesnanurc direct 10 the land
aud pillow 81 in. Again. especially
with horse manure. etc. II IL good 20
allow the maunr" so remain in tho
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-01-30

srar IA MAS uBcd last We have
mta"d most of the fertilizer shat "a"
have up"d Tor 10 years. and have for
ar years bron contemplating
building house for home mixing
but have abandoned the idea and 81
F"ct 80 l"aaon our guano bill each
1rar w /. ktSETT.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-04-02
HANDICAPPED
rRa Il ,hs Cess VIA nasny nosolus
reopis

Too many Iieusluiu slissns az
Handicapped With 4 bad bach The
uncrasing pain csnsee constant misery.
making wofk harden and sioopiup
or ming an impossibllits The bnsk
aches st night. preventing refreshing
rest, and ih the morning N Hiih ahd
lame l'lhmefs and hnimenis NAV
give relief, but can not reach The
cause. To eliminate the pains and
aches YOU must cure The kidncya
noan = BaekRche Pills cure sick ND
neys aud cure them permanently oat
yuu doubt Honolulu evidenced
iohn H. Bush, attached 10 the lla
waiian Interpretation stnn at tie ~
premc Court, living IN Punchbow
street. Honolulu, Hawaii says. ~
hat kidney trouble aud. acting on the
adVicr Of friend who had eied
Doan's Backacho Kidney Pills with
good results. ] procured n box at the
HOLSTER Drug Co. They benefited me
greatly. and in Wow Of my experience.
| know them 20 be an excellent med
cine for kidney disorders"
noan = Backache Kidney Pills are
sold bv all druggists and storekeepers
Of 50 cents per box (six boxes $500,
or will hc mniled on receipt Of price
by the Hollistcr Drug Co, Honolulu,
wholesale agents for the Hawaiian j.
lands.
Re,aemhcr the name. Doan S, aud
take no substitute.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-04-02

,e,An stsa tAali seiIlis ~ tslsn ~
spn attat. Wares kha meithsfsise uhlf
~ trmnmrf
So iirfidf Nv eerrdfatah hdidinr
NEG hnhfist liffnts shall BE- pHfmiiit1
~ tifins thereof ia tell ~ frtnIst
opium w ant preparation ihrfeef hns
poisonous dfur. hlcehtl, srittuom -
oihef lniusleai m liqunft. elFnfs. eifaf
cities no tohRern 81 shy other hfileiH
faf the sale ~ which hrrnst hy Law
s provided ard required
n pcddlef The annual Zee Tot a ",
ecuse 60 peddle merchandise shall be
ATTY doliArsi provided that no license
be required ~ persons peddling dried
o. frcsb Ash, squid, frcsh friit, fresh
BOWERS or greens, for wresths or decor
alive purposes. o. vegetables. or ftesh
edible sea food Of any Kind whatsoever.
"a license 10 pcddlc merchandise shall
authorize the holder thereof 90 pcddlo
only IN the county which is named IA
the license
Fhst Readings.
House Bin No. 50, amending the
county act; House Bill No. ljt, safe.
guarding condemnation by railroads IN.
urr inc iuM OF tnlNiNl utMhlhF lnhNt
Bills Nos li5 and 1850. relating 20 dep.
u,y sheriifsi House Bin leo. amending
the statute relating 10 burglary; House
Bill 1915 relating to the treatment Of
loprosv and House Bill No. l7?. amend
ing the county act all passed first
reading by title.
House Bin No %. regulating vac.
cination, was received from the House
with amendments. Action on the
amendments was deferred on the sug
gostion of President Smith
The Ways and Means Committee rec
ommend the passage of House Bill No.
13. relating 20 the annual licenses of
foreign corporations.
The special committee on election
laws presented a lengthy report on the
general election law that has been in
its hands. The bill with the amend.
ments suggested by the committee was
ordered printed on the motion of Sen
ator Chillingworth.
The Governors veto message on
House Bill No. 90 was received and
on the motion of Chillingworth, action
was deferred until Saturday
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-04-02
KEEp THIS M MTNn

Bowel complaint Is sure to be preyt-
lent during the fruit season. Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy gives prompt relief. For sale
by all dealers. Benson. Smith & Co.,
Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-04-02
Deputy sheriT's Duties.
Leprosy Hospital Bill.

The Health Committee 3 revised Lep.
er Hospital bill, House Bill 165, mod
eled on the Administration bill 10 carry
out the new policy agreed upon, in
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-04-02
Survey and Public Lands.

Rice moved that the title read:
"Pubie Lands and Survey" This
passed. Rice then moved that the
" Commissioner and Surveyor" be paid
$275 month.
He said his next motion might not
be popular 1t was to strike ont all
Public Lands items and substitute
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-04-02
sheldon,s Bill vetoed.

House Bill 20, Sheldon, the measure
described on its introduction as "An
Act for the relief of INDECENT lawyers, /"
was yesterday vetoed by the Governor
and his veto was sustained. The Gov
ernor stated that the bill, even assum-
ing that it was desirable or unobjec-
tionable, was badly drafted and faul.
fly worded. This veto came in imme-
diatelY after the noon recess
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-04-02
Douthitt stumped.
Another County Registration Bill.

Alfonso bill to provide for "Coun-
ty Recorders. which had been present
ed the day before and turned down as
out of order, dealing with the same
subject as bill already indefinitely
postponed, was passed on first reading,
it being discovered that the former
bill had only been tabled