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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. - Money Oh OIL G nnr
opened AT pa per cent; hlghfpS. S5s per
cent; ruling rate. pa per cent. Time money
continued dull, and the volume OF l Dus're or
transacted was small Rates @fS14 Per
cent for sixty days, 3Aa3la per cent I0r
ninety days SGT per cent for 2g lehr 10 a sn
nbanqed and dull both the supply ard DE.
mand being light Rats 1sS. lis rtpc er sf
Ioi , ntSSico Four 70 six months single
names. 50 per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. - The ioreien
exchange market opened steady, win rates
virtually unchanged at i86S5q4.so4o Ior
cables, sel5a4 500 for demand steriing,
4S3i. for sixty-day bills and 4;a+gt ,;aro
nnoted al : lq8s plus LA and short relchs-
marks at % less 13?gs5 The market et,s nee
stead i'm the day without material Grange
in rates Cables were quoted at tSiJg
1 8ei5 demand sterling at 4s5O5d4.e6lo ana
sixty-day bills at 4.S3l0lli. $3.50. snort lrahcS
held around 5.l9ss less La and snort reichs-
marks % less 1-32.
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New York. y. /. Aug. n 1911.
NEW NETHERIA>D BANK

The following IL a true and accurate aats.
mani Of every account made With this bank
and OF each dividend and each item % Interest
declared upon any or tho stock. bonds or
other evidences Of indebtedness % THIS bank.
which at this date amounts 10 Fifty Dollars
$500 or over and which has remained M
claimed by any person or persons authorized
wit:
Deposited Mar. ] and .. 1905 amount I'M
claimed. SG7.37. depositor. sampler & Co.. ad-
dress unknown.
state of New York. County of New York SIS:
curtis j. Beard being duly sworn. d.poses
and says that he 10 the cashier ot the New
Nctberiand Bank Of New York. and that the
foregoing statement is true and accurate IN all
respects to tho best OF his knowledge and be-
lief. IlS j. BEARD.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 3O,a
day Of August. 1911.
ALFRED s. COLE. Notary Public
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nnstcd rates follow

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - Boston. par;
Chicago. par: New orleans. commercldI'
SOC discount, bank 81 permium; sS o., LpaiS'
buying 3-l6c discount, selling par; MI, ~.
apolis, 2Oc premium: Charleston, buying par
selling 40 per cent premium San
cisco, sight Sc. telegraph TIC.
BANK CLEARINGs.-Newo York 9rs p ex-
changes 1858. sos. 43l balances Sl3s55,Sss; bos-
ION. exchanges s26.1s2,340. balances $1,oo,
25S: Baltimore. exchanges $500, 1876. balances
$jl7,223 Philadelphia, exchanges s-4,sof,y.''
balances S2.9O479S; Chicago, exchanges Sf''-
l3S.26S, balances 2,53SWr
SILVER MARKET-Commercia bar Sill
YER 52Ac: Mexican silver dollars, 4oc' pa'
silver in London closed at Aisd
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, 80; LIS
bon, T.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE Mexican ex-
change on New York Is quoted al WIZ
FEDERAL TREASURY OPERATIONS;
The latest daily report Of the federal
Treasury shows customs receipts. $i42 49,;
internal revenue including corporation taN,
1872 295. and miscellaneous, Sot,55S' makIiE
a total of Ss72.422 Expenditures on oidi-
nary government account for the same
time we're s2,l3i,4Si For the month to date
ordinary receipts have been S,n4.SJi and
ordinary expenditures S6,lO2.SO; the excess
of expenditures since September ] pelnS
1921, 3S6 For the fiscal year 70 date orul-
nary receipts have been $l2.663,63s against
1921. 595 iS5 in the same time last year,
while ordinary expenditures have been
Sl34. 5sS $50. compared with Sl3l,3S5,69 in the
corresponding period of 1910 the excess
Of expenditures amounting to lsH,5tl.
against an excess Of expenditures OF So
1921 a year ago; including Panama Canal
account and public debt account the excess
of all receipts over expenditures since July
|. 1911. amounts to sl,470,4S6, comparing with
a deficit i'm the preceding year OF Sl4V-,-
33i
SJB-TREASURY TRANSACTIONS.-Th
local Sub-Treasury was creditor 10 the
New York Clearing House yesterday 10
the amount of $l30,721.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-08

OFFICERS.
Edward Earl. President
,g,ristv Bell. Vice President
Iohn Munro. Vice President
" H. Noble. Cashier
H. T.. s,urr. Asst. Cashier
y n Aning. Asst 'ssn'. ,,e
r. NJ Railey. Asst 0's'"''
'i'" lohn Munro
j. Christy Ben Jlsty Brcnr.r
samuel r. Wee pi,rard young
h'"'' Edward Earl
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AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY co

Nov York, = " o. ~ T.
COMMON CAPITAL STOCK
DIVIDEND 80. go
4 dividend of onc-half per cent G2c)) on
tho Common Stoc1-of this Company has this
dsv been declared. PAYABLE oct . 1911. TO
ttockholdcrs Of record AZ tho close Of business
Moudsy. sept II. 1911.
Checks VIII he mailed by the Guaranty
Trust Company Of New York
:. : DE LANO, Treasurer.
4 IL =
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VIfA~- p LfIMNN- N''I'IdI =
AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY co.

PREFERRED CAPITAL STOCK
DIVIDEND so. 30
4 dividend OF one and th~cC-quartcrs per
cent GACD on the Preferred stool, of this
COMPANY has this dav been declared. payable
Oct 2 1911. to stockholders % record al the
close OF business MONDAY. sept IT, 1871.
Checks tt-- hc mailed Dog the Guaranty
Trust Connie of New YORK
g. s. DE LANO. Treasurer.
urN rrAEER GFrrafarv
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,GrrH PoRro RICO SUGAR. COMPANY.
rRrrERREp STOCK BlyiDESD.

I'RFFERREp STOCK DIV lDtND.
COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND.
Tho Board 81 Directors have this daN declared
dividend for the last quarter OF the. current
Nscs' year ~ 90 on Preferred stock ana u ON
Common stock payable on october :: 1911, IN
stockholders of record az tho close 81 business
90 Septenter %. 1911 checks VIII be mailed
~ Messrs Muller. Schsll q COMPANY, Of NV
York Clt, T. A. DILLINGHAM;. secretary.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Convertible Four Per Cent Gold Bonds

Coupons from these bonds. payable by their
terms on september 1. 1911. at the office or
agency Of the company in New York or in
Boston. will be paid in New York, by the Man
haitian Trust Company. 113 Broadway
WILLIAM r. DRIVER, Treasurer
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AMERICAN CAN COMPANY.

s quarterly dividend of ono and one quarter
rer cent GLol) has been declared upon the
r~efeYred stock of this Compluy payable oct.
20d 1911. 10 stockholdcrs OF record al the
close - business Sept 15tn. 1871.
transfer books VIII ~cmaiu open. Checks
mailed r. H. ISMON. secretary.
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BANK STOCKS ON STOCK EXCHANGE.
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks III
which there were no transactions yester-
dgv on the New York Stock Exchange:
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NV YORK CENTRAL a HUDSON RIVER
RlIJ ROAD COMPANY

Now 1oTk. sept. tih. 'Hll.
\ Quar- cflr Dividend Of one and Oue-Guar-
ter poI cent Gi.cD ON the capital stock Of
this Company has been declared. payable ON
Nondal. October 10th. 1917. at tho office OF
the Tree sIrer. 20 stockholders Of record az the
close of business on Thursday. September 2lst.
1alf EnMARn l. LDSSILEE. LIoasnreN-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-08

IOtaI - W. - ~
l. C. D. Backus cashier ~ tho sboye-nsrie1
bank 10 solemnly swear that the above state.
ment is true TO the best Of my knowledge ara
belief. {. n. BACKUS, Cashlei
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 1th cay
OF September 1911.
HERBERT r CHRISTIE
Notary Public. New York County
Correct-Attest: .fs.-.r
WILLIAM II. MOORE, .-
JAMES A. BLAIR. Directors
THOMAS " LAMONT.
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state of New York. County ~ New York, IS i
N II Powell cashier o. the above nsl.s'
b.,,L 10 soieutnlv swear that tho shove Sst'
mont in true 90 tho best OF NY know cdse s''
bcliog ~ H. POWELL asher
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me- MS"
'"' CHAS y MCCARTHY. Notary Fuele'
COrrcct-Attcst: 49,
John ARBUCKLE, -. --r
EDWARD T.. RICE. iDirecto''
las W. LANE. ---..-.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.
~ BLIC NOTICE STATE or NEW YORK
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
second District


second District
Albany September !. 1917.
There naylng been filed with this commis-
sion petition II william II. self Joseph J.
Icrmyn. James -. IIaiman. Herbert " Noble
and CIydc q. TAYLOR. Committee Of First
Nofage BondholdcTs of the Delaware and
Eastern Railroad Company, for approval Of
ufoposcd plan and agreement II reorganiz-t-
ton ans az proposed securities 10 De issued IN
pursuance thereof notice IS hereby given that
- uutilc hearing on said petition VIII bee held
nv this Commission at the hearing room Of
nc Commission IN the Capitol, Albany, on
Tuesdav September -. 1911. al two o'clock
g ~ ~ the Commission,
J. :. KENNEDY. Secretary
-.r,yyg-RTIsFMENT AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
- ,er me Tribune received al their Uptown ONCE.
- tae4 Broadway. between 36th and 31th SITS.
~ 4, "a .tctcck IA m. Advertisements received at
~ ,oIlowfng branch Offices al regular ONCE rates
I'm o'clock D. M. viz; 2e4 sth ave. $ e. cor
uh,I 20 etb ave cor 18th st l04 East 18th
go a. g., W., 90 ST between 9TH and SIN ayes
a. West l25th ST: lo36 I'd ave; is2G ID ave-
%, s1st a. 1905 Isl ave, near sth 81; loi
70, y9Ftb 81 $50 fremont ave; $50 % ave.
"a any American District Telegraph once.
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FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London. Sept The weekly return Of
The Rank of England shows the following
changes: Total reserve decreased t520Q;
circulation decreased t2l7ooo; bullion de-
creased f26g.OoI. other securities decreased
e. 4S3. 900: other deposits decreased t~SpD;
public deposits decreased fS6S 600. govern
meut securities unchanged. The proportion
OF the banks reserve 10 liabilities IL now
$50 per cent. against $3.50 per cent last
week and compares with decline from
52i, per cent TO - per cent I'm this week
last wear. The rate OF discount is un-
changed al per cent. The c!earingls
through the London banks for the week
f299. O50O00. against f2ll, i2orp
last week and f2iii6fmo In TINS week last
wear
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Total sales 4S5 shares, compared with 2 tiS
sha for the corresponding day In 1910
Total sales January September = inclusive. 75332lS
shares compared 2S7E shares for the same period in
1910
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RAILROAD.
> Am Ii & Trac 300 239 ~
MINING.
BONDS.

$40 600 chic Elev 5s... g77s 9lts a!,s -
i5oOo y Y City AS .l02|, 102@' lO2 IUz7t
40Oo Ny. W &B as ora, 97'4 o. "t
.Scn cents per share fOdd lots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-08

Paris. sept THE weekly return OF the
Bank of france shows decrease OF To-
so $50 francs In gold and an Increase 2i
e29 eco francs In silver. The stock of goa
nov amounts To B. 6g. 153 000 francs. The de-
"r.,sc Is due IN Inc payment II install
ments ~ foreign ISSUES. chiefly the iaSt
Argentine loan. The total stock x silt'a
now amounts 10 Si3, ie2c0 francs Notes
i'm circulation decreased Ns,2y" tIali'..,.
general deposits decreased ll6,ll0"D francs.
bills discounted decreased sol eco francs;
Treasury advances decreased l-A''"''
francs
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MONEY IN CIRCULATION

rho Treasury Department reports,
o,aI money in circulation on
-. f,llnMs. lot'
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W.N.COLER & co.
ESTABLISHED 1870
Investment Bankers
tS CEDAR ST. NEW YORK CITY.
New York city Bonds All Issues
ADVERTISEMENT:

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AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
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BANK REPORTS.
REPORT or THE CONDITION or
the FIRST NATIONAL 1AHk

at New York. IN the state Of New YORK, AT the
close OF business. september lat 1911
DN.Gnr~ DCp-G
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.


-loupors Interchangeable. Registered tCou.
pons gR,sslelcd AM coupon.
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PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

Furnished by Williams. Mcconnell 81 Coleman.
~. 60 wall street,
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FOREIGN TRADING. 800 Foreign houses
dealt In upward Of 5000 shares in the local
stock market. The business was chiefly on
the buying side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-08

The National Nassau Bank
of New York

o., the close Of business Sertomter }. i'ii'
RESOURCES
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-20
INSPECTOR IN
THE POLICE COURT

Geo. Kunnigeiser, one Of the
Board of Health employees, expressed
surprise this morning in the poice
court because Mr.. Mott-Smith was not
standing on his right ana DR.. Pratt
on his left. Kunnigeiser was charged
with using threatening language to-
wards E. j. McCandless, the sign
painter, whom he threated to fix
and when asked to plead he said he
was ready for trial though he had
expected Mr. Mott Smith and DR..
Pratt to be alongside of him. Judge
VIM. B. Lymer put the case over un-
til the oath inst.
The court, in granting Attorney
Watsons motion to strike, remarked
that some of the matters were imma-
terial and others were conclusions of
law The allegations in the petition
were matters of law requiring no an
swer. With regard to the arguments
in the return on labor conditions the
Court ruled they were immaterial be-
cause the Court took judicial notice
of the history of immigration to the
Islands and of all matters of general
knowledge pertaining to labor condi-
tions in the Territory.
The petitioner asked for time to
prepare a traverse, and the case was
set for argument on Monday morning.
Attorney Watson remarked that Dis
trict Attorney Breckons would then
come into the case.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-20
FEVER
STILL SERIOUS

There are no cases of cholera today,
unless it should develop that twelve
year-old Portuguese boy from Kakaa-
ko died of that disease. 1t is the i'm
preston of the physicians, however,
that the .Rad's death was due TO
something less sensational, an infam-
nation of the intestines of no re-
cent origin.
On quarantine island there have
been five deaths among children from
scarlet fever, there being about
twenty-five still affected with the dis
case.
There will be a meeting of the
board of health at o'clock this after
noon whereat this condition and the
anti-cholera campaign will receive the
attention of both Federal and Terri
total authorities.
The health authorities are now
completing the cleaning up of 'The
Gold Mine" shacks near Iwilei, burn
ing the novels formerly occupied by
Iawaiians, Russians and others,
thereby exterminating vermin and
dirt by the wholesale.
1t was from this camp that chol.
era patient was taken on Tuesday.
Contacts of the first case of the
new cholera series, numbering 83,
have been released from quarantine
making room for 81 contacts of q
later case and passibly the 80 Ma
goonville case contacts now undel
guard.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-20
ORTERIC FINED
Ten THOUSAND.
BY STACKABLE

nothing to do with It. But he would
admit that a measles epidemic was
raging before the ship left; in fact,
there we're passengers rejected on
account of them suffering from this
disease. Whether the ship was dirty
or not, he would not say, but he con-
sidered that the fact that the sickness
was confined only to the children
showed that this was not the case.
OF course, to see the vessel in port
would lead Que to think that she was
dirty, but that was not a fair example
of her condition. Gangs of men kept
on cleaning her up continuously. AS
soon as they were finished at one end,
the first section was ready to be at
tackled again. The vessel was in a
clean state while at sea, but the work
incidental of berthing her, and fixing
up left no time to follow up the
people and clean up after them, and
the first chance they got men were
set to work on her, but the health au-
thorities told him not to touch the YES
sci, as there was to be an examination
made, hence her present condition.
Had these orders not been given the
ship would have been thoroughly
cleaned up, and all the hunks aud
temporary fittings removed.
No; Captain Findlay preferred to
say nothing at all about the matter.
He was going up town to see about
his clearance, and if he could do so
he would leave port this afternoon,
but as he said before, he would abide
by the wishes of the authorities. He
was here, and here he would remain
until he was granted his clearance.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-20
MORNING CABLE REPORT.

demanded the of the within wenyfour hours
He railway Chihuahua has been
TORREON Chihuahua, occupied
thousand to raise the
of Ojuaca
CITY MEXICO April called
information negotiations with Madero
and with the United States
2OThe subcommittee of the House of Repre-
regarding the Mexican situation The
which
American
Mexican border
20Repesentatve Berger the Socialist
resolution House.
ing Congress authority call a constitutional convention
the this city
the population only S359S being
now 2S469S6 compared n
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-20
RULING IN THE
EMIGRANT CASE

Another phase of the legal fight to
free Frank B. Craig from the meshes
CT the legal net which surrounds him
was concluded this afternoon in the
supreme court, when the court decid-
cd that the contention of Attorney
Ed. NJ Watson that certain matters
contained in the returns of Sheriff
w. P. Jarrett were immaterial and
should be stricken, was correct. This
denudes the return of practically all
it contains excepting the bare state
ment that Frank b. Craig is held by
the sheriff under a warrant signed by
Judge VIM. b. Lymer of the District
Court. The warrant was issued under
Act As of 1911, the constitutionality
of which will now be attacked by
Attorney Watson on behalf of the
petitioner, Craig. The decision of
the court clears the issue for the
time being but on the argument as
to the constitutionality or otherwise
of the new law most Of the matters
struck out of the sheriff's return will
be reintroduced.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-20

Fines agregating ten thousand dol
lars have been assessed against the
steamer Orteric by Collector Stack
able for alleged violations of the Uni
ted States shipping laws regarding
accommodation for passengers. It is
charged that the regulations as to
quarters, sanitary, inspection, etc.,
were violated during the trip from
Portugal.
orteric Wants to Leave.
Captain Findlay when seen on board
the Orteric this morning, said that he
was all ready to leave today, but
whether he would get away would de-
pend upon the federal grand jury. He
finished up his preparations late yes
terday afternoon, too late to apply
for clearance papers, and when seen
this morning, he said that he would
not care to say anything for publica-
tion at all The matter was now in
the hands of the jury, and his future
movements would depend on that
body. Therefore, he would not care
to discuss the situation. The mem
bers of the jury had inspected the
ship, and he had gone through the ne
cessary formula with them.
Epidemic on Board.
He stated that when the vessel left
Europe she was passed as being in a
satisfactory condition, and everything
that had been done for the reception
of the passengers had been approved
On the difference of medical opinions,
Captain Findlay refused absolutely to
say anything. That, he said, was a
matter for the doctors, and he had
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-20
REEoRMINe 4 VAeRANr.

A vagrant named VIM. Frost, who
has been under the notice c. the po-
lice for some time, narrowly escaped
a sentence of jail this morning. He
had been found guilty of vagrancy and
just as Judge Lymer was about to
pass sentence Deputy City and Coun.
ty Attorney Milverton suggested the
suspension Of sentence to give de-
fendant a chance to start work at
Pearl Harbor and then get out of the
Territory Judge Lymer reluctantly
agreed to the suggestion "by way Of
experiment" but he warned Frost
that his next appearance would earn
him the maximum sentence.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-20
LETTING UP
ON QUARANTINE

There will be little relaxation in
the quarantine regulations regarding
the cabin passengers on the P. M. s..
China, which is due here tomorrow
afternoon from the Orient. All first
class passengers will be allowed
ashore, and will be given passes, which
will be collected when they embark
again on Saturday morning. 1t is
felt that there will be no danger of
infection. This will be appreciated
by the passengers, who can spend the
night at the hotels after having seen
the sights of the city and surrounding
country. Otherwise strict quarantine
will be enforced.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-20
MASS MEETING
TOMORROW NIGHT

The following notice has been sent
out by the Oahu Central Improvement
Committee;
cat the meeting last night it was
resolved to call a public meeting for
tomorrow (Friday) evening for the
purpose Of arousing public sentiment
on the matter of sanitation. The
meeting will be held in the makai
pavilian of the Alexander Young Ho-
tel roof garden, beginning at 1880
o'clock.
Every member of the various i'm
proYement clubs is urged to consider
himself a committee of one to attend
the meeting and to urge others to
come. The Governor the President
of the Board of Health, members Of
the Legislature. and others have in
yited to be present and speak.
WILL. ]. COOPER,
Secretary"
G@S@G3 G3GS3eS.eS SSaGS3 99sS909S@
moters. The bill asked for involves
federal aid of the enterprise to the
extent of guaranteeing the railroad
oompany's bonds.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-20

HAS A GUSHER

News has been received that one OF
the wells of the Honolulu Consolidated
Oil Co. has developed into a gusher.
1t has a flow of 1900 barrels day.
In consequence of this big strike it
is reported that it may not be neces-
sary to Issue the half million dollars
of new stock for development, which
was advised at a conference held in
Honolulu by Captain Matson and E. d.
Tenney with other local stockholders,
and to have been submitted to the
board of directors in San Francisco.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-20
SENATE PASSES THE
FRANCHISE BILL

On recommendation of the judiciary
committee, Senator Judd chairman,
House bill 231, the Rapid Transit
franchise bill, was passed on second
reading this morning, having been
amended so as to allow for the pur-
chase by the Government of the Rapid
Transit property, if desired, in 1910
instead of 1880, also allowing for
changes in the franchise, and working
House bill 232 into 231 and tabling the
former, combining the bills; 292 ex-
tended limit of operation of five-cent
fare.
Quinn had filed a minority report,
believing that such a matter should
be left to future legislatures.
The bill providing for the teaching
of the Hawaiian language in the pub
lie schools was indefinitely postponed
on motion of Kalama.
The bill providing for holidays
passed third reading.
The measure allowing for the can
collation. of the lease of the Island of
Kahoolawe passed third reading.
The bill for the appointment of i
commission to take over the Honolulu
water works was deferred. Cecil
Brown believed it to be unconstitu-