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No. 223, 81 Published MAY %. 1909
CHAPTER FOG, LAWS OF 1909.

AN ACT to amend section 346 OF the stat
utes. relating to supreme court reporter
and his assistants. and making an ap-
preparation therefor
The people of the State of Wisconsin rpD.
resented In Senate and Assembly, do en-
act as follows:
Section l. Section 346 of the statutes
is amended to read: Section 346. The
supreme court shall from time to time ap-
point subject to removal a competent per
ana opinions OF said court as they may
deem important and expedient to be re-
ported and published Such reporter be-
fore he enters upon the duties Of his office
shall execute bond with two SUN cient
sureties TO the state Of Wisconsin In the
sum Of two thousand dollars, to be APP
proved by the secretary OF state condi-
TONED for the faithful performance Of his
duties as such reporter
The justices OF said court may appoint
an assistant to the supreme court reporter
The person 80 appointed shall receive such
compensation as said justices shall deem
reasonable. not exceeding two
thousand dollars per year Said appoint.
ment shall be made in writing filed In the
office of the secretary Of state and the
salary TO be paid the appointee
shall be specified therein.
The trustees of the state library are au-
tnorlzed to employ additional help for the
supreme court reporter as the same may in
their judgment be deemed necessary to se-
cure the prompt publication Of the decis-
ions OF the supreme court the expense OF
such help not 10 exceed FIVE thousand dol
lars per year. and to be paid on warrants
drawn by the secretary OF state on bills
audited by the trustees. evidenced by the
signatures OF the president and secretary
Of the board The persons employed under
this provision shall be deemed assistants
and employees or the supreme court.
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CHAPTER 2O5, LAWS OF 1909.


AN ACT to amend section zoe of the stat
utes, relating to the power OF the county
clerk to appoitt deputies.
The people of the State OF Wisconsin, rep
resented in Senate and Assembly, do en-
act as follows:
Section 1. Section 7O6 Of the statutes
ls amended to read: Section TOO l..
Every such clerk shall appoint .
one or more deputies In writing under his
hand, and shall file such appointment in
his Office and such deputy or
deputies shall aid in the performance Of
the duties Of such clerk under his direc-
ton, and in case of his absence or disabil-
lily or of a vacancy in his office, shall per-
form all the duties of such clerk during
such absence or until such vacancy shall be
filed and every such clerk and his sureties
shall be liable upon his official bond for the
acts of his deputies; aud the county board
may IN Its discretion at its annual meeting
or Al any special meeting, provide a salary
for such deputy or deputies which
shall be paid at the same time and In the
same manner, as county officers.
:. In eaeh county having a
population exceeding one hundred and hfty
thousand according to the last state or ma
t'onal census, such county clerk
may also appoint such humber
of assistants as the county board of such
county may, at any legal meeting thereof,
authorize and prescribe, and said assistants
said county board at any such meeting
shall provide and fix, to be paid monthly
as the salaries Of other county officers and
employees are paid and such clerk and his
sureties shall be liable upon his official
bond for the acts and defaults Of the as
sistants SO appointed.
Section 2. This act shall take effect and
be In force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved May 81, 1909.
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CHAPTER 1877. LAWS OF 1a0a

AN ACT to amend section 5s7 Of the
m, statutes, relating to the payment of fees
Inc people OF the State of Wisconsin, rep.
act ~ foi 10 senate and Assembly, do en-
Section !. Section 5s7 of the statutes is
amended to read: Section 5s7. Except
has heretofore been, or NAV be elsoI VINO no
adludged insane by any court, tribunal or
G ndsa n Paving lawful authority SO to ad
erty because OF his alleged insanity, may
on his own verified petition or that Of his
guard are n;ni or some relative or friend have
fore the Judge Of the circuit court
OF f reeody court of the or con amy other uGs
such person resides or In which he was
SO ad1udged to be insane. The
petinon shall state the facts necessary to
dressed and presented has Jurisdiction to
retry or re-examine the question of the
present mental condition as to sanity or In
6anity of the person in whose behalf such
petition is presented 1t shall also State
whether such person has a general guard
Ian, and II so, the name and residence Of
SUCH sue guardian and whether such person is
detained In any hospital or asylum for the
insane, and If so, its name and location
and the name Of the superintendent there
Any such Judge receiving such petition
shall thereupon by order appoint two ply
sicians, each having the qualifications pre-
scIipeu Dy section 0So OF the statutes,
to examine and report to him
whether In their opinion the person in
whose behalf the petition Is made Ia sane
or insane
I The Judge shall also fix the time and
place OF such examination and shall cause
reasonable notice thereof to be given to the
guardian OF the person, to be examined If
he has general guardian, and to the su-
per1ntendent of the hospital or ASYLUM in
detained. 80 ~
Such general guardian and any relative
or friend or the person to be examined and
such superintendent may appear at such
examination and either of them NAV offer
testimony on the examination, which IL
competent, shall be received
Should the state board of control certify
J that such superintendent cannot attend
such examination without danger Of injury
| to his institution. his deposition NAV be
for taking and returning depositions md
the same shall be admissible testimony on
the examination.
II such physicians report such person
sane and the judge is satisfied that he is
sane and no demand for a jury trial ia
made, n judgment to that effect shall forth
with be entered. but II the Judge phall
direct, or the person examined. his guard
ian or any such persons friends or rela-
tives shall demand trial by jury. an order
for such trial shall forthwith be entered.
The procedure on such trial shall be as
near as may be, the same as In trials by
jury in Justices courts. The person exam
med. his counsel, relatives, immediate
! friends, general guardians and the wit.
Masses may be present, the court may e.
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within this state. which shall fail to keep
In such o4hee Its general and principal
books of account. Including It's stock books
and whose principal managing officer or su-
perintendent shall not reside within this
state. such copy OF execution may be left by
the officer having such execution with any
station agent within this state, Of such rail-
road corporation, and such station agent
shall upon demand of such officer procure
such certificate within twenty days there
after falling which or If such railroad cor
fully give a false certificate the officers of
such railroad corporation shall be liable in
the same manner as hereinbefore provided
Section . This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage and
publication
Approved May %. 1909
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CHAPTER 2O7, LAWS OF 1909

AN ACT to amend section 1902 Of the
statutes relating to support Of poor rel
atiyes.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, rep
resented In Senate and Assembly do en-
act rs follows:
Section l. Section 1902 Of the statutes
Is amended to read: Section 1902. The
father mother, husband, children and wife
being Of sufficient ability, OF any poor per-
son who is blind, old, lame impotent or
decrepit so as to be unable to maintain
himself shall, at their own charge, relieve
and maintain such poor person or persons,
infant adult. as the case may be- in
such manner as shall be approved .
by the proper authorities who have charge
of the poor where such poor person or per
sons may be, provided that no child Of
school age shall be compelled, by the pro
visions of this act. to labor contrary to
the provisions of the child labor laws of
this state.
Section 9 This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved May %, 1909,
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CHAPTER 2Ol. LAWS OF 1909

AN ACT to amend section 1921 Of the
statutes relating to contribution when
lands of several are sold
The people of the State of Wisconsin repre-
sented In Senate and Assembly do enact
as follows
Section l. Section 1921 of the statutes
is amended to read Section 1921. When
lands and tenements in the hands of several
persons shall be liable to satisfy any final
Judgment and the whole of such judgment
or more than a due proportion thereof shall
be paid by one of such persons or shall be
levied upon the lands OF any one or more
OF t suer personal representafives may COM
pei Just and equal contribution by all
the persons whose lands and tencments
ought to contribute to the satisfa ction of
such judgment.
approved May &c, 1909.
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CHAPTER 1913, LAWS OF 1909.

AN ACT to amend section 34l9 of the
statutes, relating to the manner and
time returns are to be made to writs Of
habeas corpus
The people of the State of Wisconsin. rep
resented in Senate and Assembly, do en-.
act follows:
Section 1. Section 3419 of the statutes
Is amended to read: Section 3419 When
ever complete service Of such writ shall
have been made as above provided. the
sheriff, coroner, constable, marshal, or
served, having the custody Of the prisoner.
whether such writ be directed to him or
not, shall obey and return such writ ac-
cording to the exigency thereof II the
writ be returnable at day certain, such
return shall be made and such prisoner
shall be produced at the time and place
specified therein .
Section 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved Nav % 1909
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CHAPTER 202, LAWS OF 1909

AN ACT to amend sections 1900 and 4G0l
of the statutes, relating to foods and
drugs and to prevent the adulteration
for
The people of the State of Wisconsin rep
resented in Senate and Assembly, do en-.
act as follows
Section ]. Section 1900 and section
4G01 OF the statutes are amended to read
Section 1900. Any person who shall by
himself. his servant or agent, or ms the
servant or agent Of any other person, sell,
exchange. deliver or have In his possession,
with intent to sell exchange. offer for sale
or exchange any drug article Of food
which Is sdulterated or any candy contain.
ing Intoxicating liquor. shall be fined not
less than twenty five dollars, nor more than
one hundred dollars. or he imprisoned In
the county jail not less than thirty days
nor more than four months The term
drug" used In this section, shall In,
clnde all medicines for internal or external
use, anuseptics disinfectAnts and cos,
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CHAPTER 2O4, LAWS OF 1909

No. I40, A. Published May %, 1909.
CHAPTER 204, LAWS OF 1909.
AN ACT to amend subsection 6 OF section
404 and section 4o5 of the ststutes. re-
lating to normal schools.
The people of the State OF Wisconsin, rep
resented in Senate and Assembly, do en-
act as follows
Section l. Subsection of section 404
of the statutes, is amended to read: Sec
ton 4UI O. To prescribe the courses of
study and the various books to be used In
such schools. But when any state normal
school shall offer course for the express
purpose of training teachers for country
schools, the completion Of which shall en-
title one to the certificate mentioned in sec
ton. 4U5, as amended by this act the
course Of study shall be the full and fair
equivalent of the course OF study prescribed
for the county training schools by the state
Section 2 Section 400 Of the statutes
is amended to read: Section 4O5. Said
board may grant diplomas In testimony Of
scholarship and ability to teach. but no
such diploma shall be granted until such
graduate shall have passed a thorough and
satisfactory examination In the course OF
study prescribed by the board. When any
diploma taught public school In this
state one year. the state superintendent
may, after such examination as to moral
character. learning and ability to teach as
to such teacher an unlimited state certih-
cate, and thereafter such un-
limited certificate shall be evidence OF his
qualification to teach in any common school,
The said board may also, on such
conditions as they may determine, grant a
certificate Of attendance certifying that the
holder has completed the elementary course
In a normal school and Is qualified to teach
common school; and the said suparin-
tendent may, upon conditions above pre-
scrtbed respecting diplomas, issue
q limited state certificate, and thereafter
such certificate shall be- EVIL
dence OF his qualification to teach in any
common school of the state.
The said board or regents may also on
such conditions as they may determine,
grant q certificate, certifying that the hold
er has completed the course for teachers
Of country schools in normal school and
is qualified to teach in a country school.
Such certificate shall have the same force
and effect in all respects Us the certifca to
of county training school as defined
in section 2 chapter 500, laws Of 1905,
and any acts amendatory Of the same
Section 3. This act shall take effect and
be In force from and after Its passage and
publication.
Approved May ~. 1908.
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CHATTER 1856, LAWS OF 1909.

AN AL 10 amend section o2IGa of the
statutes, relating to evidence of title by
descent.
The people of the State Of Wisconsin. rep
resented In Senate and Assembly. do en-
act as follows:
Section l. Section o276a of the statutes
IS hereby amended to read Section 2276a.
Whenever person has died or shall die
owning real estate in this state and it
shall appear that the estate of such de-
ceased person is not subject to an inheri-
tanee tax, or II subject to such tax that
said tax has been paid, the county Judge
OF the county In which such real estate Is
situated may, upon application of the heirs
OF such person; their guardian. or any per-
son interested In such real estate, issue un-
der the seal Of the county court a certificate
setting forth the names of such heirs and
the interest Of each OF them in the prem
lses or which said deceased died seized. Civ
Ing description of the same. which GER
tlhcate or a certified copy thereof when
recorded IN the office of the register of
deeds Of the county in which such real
estate is situated shall be prima facie evil
dence of the facts therein recited.
Approved May 20 1909
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Section 9 A sum sufficient to defray
the expense within the limitation men
toned Is appropriated out Of any money
In the state treasury not otherwise appro-
prated.
Section 3. Chapter S2s, laws Of 1899 is
hereby repealed.
Section 4 This act shall take effect and
be In force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved May 26, 1909.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-14
PERSONALS.

Thomas Kinslea returned yesterday
from short vacation to San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Splitter We're re-
turning passengers on the Alameda
yesterday.
II. Segelken, was passenger return
ing on the Alameda from a six months
visit to Germany
T. r. Lucas returned yesterday from
| visit to the Coast including a few
days at the Seattle fair.
VIM. Roth is to resign from the EN-
ploy of the First National bank and
go into business for himself.
Mrs. Harry g. Junkins of Hilo, Ha-
| waiian Islands, is the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. T. B. Margetts.-Salt Lake
Herald.
Governor Hughes of New York State
may pay Hawaii a visit in the near
future. During visit to the Hawai-
ian building at the Seattle fair, he ex-
pressed desire to visit these islands.
Among the passengers on the Ala
media arriving yesterday were several
from Montana who left their homes
with the intention of visiting the
Alaska Yukon exhibition at Seattle
and later continuing their journey to
Alaska. The Hawaiian exhibit at the
fair, was, however, too much for them,
they could not resist the temptation
to come down and verify all they had
seen there.
w. H. Bell, representing the Mer,
genthaler Linotype Co. in San Fran.
cisco, is here with his wife and broth
er. Mr.. Bell first came to Honolulu
| in 1896 as member of the mechanical
| staff of this paper and was placed III
charge of the hnotypes. After a yea'
| and a half he returned to the Coast
| but subsequently came back to take
a position on the Daily Republican
| For about nine years he has been on
the Coast with the Mergenthaler Com
| panv.
Mrs. Jacob Moritz, formerly Mis-!
Lahela Louisson of Honolulu. and Mrs
| Emil Lehman, entertained forty guests
| at the Moritz home on Thursday at {
| Hawaiian breakfast. The decorations
which were unique and beautiful. wer,
| carried out in Hawaiian colors, greer
and yellow. Golden glow and cattails
| also American and Hawaiian flags wer'
used with beautiful effect. The guest
were seated at small tables. on which
were Hawaiian straw mats, and tn
Hawaiian lei in two shades of yellow
and the place cards were palmlea
fans. At the 500 tine which followed
tic breakfast first and s,cnud prize
were won by Mrs Charles Freunl an,
Mrs. Henry Siegel, and Mrs. Josepl
Siegel was the winner of the consola
ton prize. The Hawaiian troubador
entertained the guests with music dur
J ing the afternoon. Salt Lake Herald
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

W. O.. Smith will advise you as to
values in real estate.
A lost pocket book containing bank
book and papers is advertised for. See
classified column.
The L. Ayau Shoe Co. can fit you
in a fine pair of Oxfords or Butchers,
tan or black. See them, Nuuanu above
King.
J. Carlo will loan all kinds of money
on the proper security. He viii ad-
vance on personal property. Office, Fort
street above Hotel street.
Union Electric Co., Beretania avenue
near Fort, does all kinds of electric
wiring, installs private telephones, sells
electric fans, etc. Prices the lowest in
the city.
The Coyne Furniture Co., in the Alex
ander Young building, has complete
line of desks and office chairs which
they offer at prices rather lower than
usual. See advertisement today.
When YOU want your automobile re-
paired in proper shape, reprinted or re-
upholstered, take it to w. W. Wright
u.
guaranteed and prices reasonable.
Want desk? Hackfeld & Co. have
a complete assortment, from plain roll
top and fat-top desks for $50 to very
elegant expensive desks. Call at Hard
ware Department and look them over.
Now is the time to try Coca Cola
It is bottled by the Hawaiian Soda
Works for home use and it is the great
est and best beverage ever offered to
the public. Order a case. Phone SIG
Honolulu Construction & Draying Co
has very superior grade of coal fol-
household use. This is promptly de
livered and the price is the very low
est in the market. Sold by the sack
or ton. Phone PSI.
NJ. McInerny, Ltd, have just receiv-
ed large shipment of the famous E
& w. Red Man collars from the factory
in Troy. These come in quarter sizes
and are sold at two for twenty-five
cents. The quality is good.
Wood and coal burners, attention! We
do the largest household wood and Goa
business in the city, and cater especially
to this class of trade. We can give
YOU better value and guarantee promp
delivery. Union Pacific Co. Phone %
Alfred Benjamin Correct Clothes
for Men, lead all others in style
materials aud workmanship. Come Il
and see our new summer and tall style
and YOU will see that this IS no Idi'
statement. The Hash Co. Ltd, For
and Hotel streets.
5. s. Makura passengers, You ar
advised TO place your baggage orde
with the City Transfer Co. GAS. ID
Love-. They place your cabin bag
gage in proper staterooms and sea
your trunks through to States, avoldin;
customs examination.
H. F. Wichman & Co.. Ltd. will sci
You a Howard watch. a genuine artlci
at a lower price by fifteen per een'
less than one can, be bought on tn
mainland. This IS new line just re
ceived from the factory.
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EDITOR De YOUNG SEES
P|NEkPPLE[ ClNNER\

Mr.. de Young visited the pineapple
eannery yesterday and spent an hour
looking over the busy scene. The pro-
prietor of the San Francisco Chronicle
is taking deep interest in the new
industry and viii probably visit the
plantations at Wahiawa before his re-
turn home. During the rounds yester-
day Mr.. de Young visited Oahu Prison
where he was courteously shown about
by High Sheriff Henry and on his way
back to the Moana he took look at
the busy fshmarket. Yesterday the
Chamber of Commerce, through Mr..
Wood, invited him to make an address,
which he will do some time next week.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

The Honolulu Christian Science So
ciety will hold services in Fraternity
hall, Odd Fellows building, on and
after Sunday, August Is. Morning
service on Sunday at II O'Clock and
Wednesday evenings at s O'Clock. The
reading room is open daily except
holidays in the same hall from 1880
a. m. to 1890 p. m. All are welcome
to both services and reading rooms.
9A5
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Lei Aloha Chapter No. 8, o. E. s,
viii meet in Masonic Temple this even
ing at 7;30.
William Mckinley Lodge No. s, K.
of F., viii meet IN Z. Of hall al 1880
this evening.
Chief immigration Inspector Brown
has just completed the task of issuing
5000 registration certificates to Chinese
of Hawaiian birth.
J. J. Byrne has brought suit in the
Circuit Court against T. Nakamura for
s61s.91, with costs and attorneys fees,
on a claim assigned to him by the
Waipahu Meat Market Company.
The Hawaiian band will play this
Saturday morning at the U. S. st.
Louis in the afternoon at the departure
of the transport Sheridan. Sunday the
band will play at Aala Park baseball
games.
The Supreme Court has overruled the
exceptions of the defendant in the case
of solomon Kauhane versus William
Laa. The exceptions were taken to
the ruling of the circuit judge refusing
to grant a motion for a new trial.
Dial Perkins, the Master-at Arms of
the cruiser St. Louis, who is charged
with smuggling, appeared before Unit
ed States Commissioner George A.
Davis yesterday morning and was ex-
amined at length. The Commissioner,
however. reserved his decision until
this morning.
Nakamura, who escaped conviction
at the hands of jury for alleged VIC
lation of the laws of the United States,
and who was rearrested on a charge of
having violated the Edmunds Act,
pleaded guilty before Judge Woodruff
yesterday and was sentenced to two
years in Oahu Jail.
DR.. Frederick Bell, who was here a
few years ago lecturing on religious
work in New York and elsewhere, par
ticularly the slum phase, is here again,
having arrived yesterday on the Ala
media. Since DR.. Bell was here last,
his wife and he have separated. A
suit was filed by Mrs. Bell in Santa
Cruz when the doctor was supposed to
be in Australia.