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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-06
SHIPPING
Honolulan for seattle Today.


The Matson steamship Honolulan
will sail today at p. m for Seattle
via other islands ports. She will have
very good cargo when she finally
leaves the islands for the northwest
Deutschland Pipe Dream.
The agents of the Pacific Mail in
Honolulu, II. Hackfeld & Co., state
that the report published in the morn
ing paper regarding the purchase of
the old Deutschland by the Pacific
Mail is news to them.
The statement that the expression
new ship occurs in the 1912 sched-
ule of the Pacific Mail is also news
to the local agents, None of the
schedules received by them for the
coming year contain these words.
As reported in this paper on the
26th of October, the old Deutschland,
after undergoing very elaborate re-
pairs, to fit her chiefly for passenger
service, was rechristened the Victoria
Luise, and arrived in New York under
her new name for the first time on
October 3. The Hamburg-American
/ line has her on their run between
New York and Hamburg up to Janu-
airy II. They have also advertised
that she will make two cruises around
the world, the first leaving New York
next November.
According to the published ac-
counts of the luxurious fittings of the
Victoria Luise and the fact that she
has been remodeled chiefly for use as
a passenger ship, and, moreover, the
fact that new ship" can not be read
by normal eyes in the schedules Ie-
ceived by the agents of the Pacific
Mail, make it appear wholly improb-
able that the old Deutschland is to be
added to the Pacific Mails fleet be-
tween San Francisco and the Orient.
Notice to Mariners.
Hawaiian Islands-Maui Island,
northerly side, Kahulm harbor.-Ka-
hului breakwater light reported eXtin-
guished November ,, will be relighted
as soon as practicable. Until it is
relighted a red hand lantern will be
exhibited from the light tower,
c. & G. S charts 4105, 4116, 400
List of buoys, etc, Hawaiian and
Samoan Islands, 1911, p. 9.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-06
STOCK SALES

Honolulu Stock EXchauge-saIcs
between boards $4,000 McBrydo Is.
100.
Session sales: Oahu Sug. Co.,
$3l.25; 80 do, $31.25; So do, $3I25.
$1,000 Kauai Ry. Is, $3.50, Is Waia-
lua. STA; do, STA; 5 do. STA. .
do, STA: 5 DO, STA.
Dividends November >, 19l1-
Hawn. c. < S. Co., 25c, Onomea. SOC
extra, 30c regular, soc; Honomu 81.
Sugar quotations: SO deg. cenuiru-
gals, 525. SIS deg. analysis beets los.
I'D. Parity, $50
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-06

Hundreds Of people witnessed the
cutting of the mammoth cheese in May
& Co.'S window this morning May d
Co. are certainly to be congratulated
on their enterprising stunt
You always get full value for YOU.
money when you buy Regal Shoes Il
sizes insure a perfect fit.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-06
BORN.

COOKE-In Honolulu, November 6,
1911, to Mr. and Mrs. J, p. Cooke
a daughter.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-06

Kaimuki will have a moonlight
band concert, at end of car line, this
evening.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-06

Fine Job Printing, Star ONCE,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-06

HONOLULU, T. H.
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diction, but may, In the discretion of
any such judge, set down the cases on
such calendar for trial at times GER
TAIN upon the stipulation of the
parties, or on the application of either
party entitled to move the cause, upon
notice of such intended applicat ton to
the opposite party, and may by rules
regulate and prescribe the practice i'll
relation to setting down cases for trial,
and striking juries, and issuing We
hires in cases wherein juries are re-
quired. Said county court (courts)
shall be deemed to be open for the
transaction of business from the com
mencement of any regular term thereof
until any such term is adjourned without
day, or until the, next regular term
thereof, and no adjournment from day
ffty OF any proceedings in said courts;
but no per diem shall be allowed to
any officer of said courts, excepting
for days on which said courts are
actually in session, transacting bust
ness. Said county court of Fond du
Lac county may hear, try and deter
mine any case or cases pending in said
| court, at any time, without the same
having been placed upon the calendar,
upon stipulation of the parties or upon
ten days notice of either party, and in
the cases in which a jury is demanded,
such jury may be drawn from the list
of jurors of the last previous jury term.
Section 2. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its pas
sage and publication.
Approved June 2, 1911. Copy Law.
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No AKA. Al Published June 5, 1911.
CHAPTER 24S, LAWS OF 1911.
AN ACT to create sections l4l2 3lfos 10 10
l Iatjng TO- d ilGis' Of health officers
represented in Senate and Assembly,
Sc fi,,IG' l. 10 There are added to the
statutes three new sections to reao:
Section 1412m-1. In cases where there is
DISPUTE res2rdn${, the d GiagzoSiiit Shall
he tbe duty of the health officer to ordef
that a meteorological examination De
made in the state laboratory or hygiene,
if such examination will assist In making
a proper diagnosis The health of4cer
shall disinfect or cause to be dlslmecteq;;
rooms, clothing and premises, ana an
articles likely to be infected, before d.
lowing their use by persons other than
those in isolation and before quarantine
Is removed, if the disease is a quaran-
tinahle one All homes or places OF res
idance where a disease is found to exist
which is designated by the state board OF
health as contagious and danger9uSS , 10
the public health, shall be placarded by
the health officer during the time Whe1
the disease is present in the home, ana
until the disinfection of patient and
premises ,,-a
quarantine cards, blank certificates for
reporting contagious or infectious DIS
eases to the local health officer and other
material needed to satisfactorily carry
on the work of the board, except such as
is furnished by the state board Of health,
shall be supplied by the local health offl-
Ger and paid for at public expense, upon
the order of the local board of health.
The blank certificate for the report OF
DANGEROUS. contagious or infectious dis
eases shall provide space for the follow
ing items Of information: the name, sex,
age and place of residence of person
whose sickness is reported, the nature
Of the disease, the name and poSt-Ofhce
address of the person who makes the re,
nd such additional facts as SalO
board may prescribe.
Section 1412m--3. Every certificate of
an infectious or contagious disease,
when properly filed out and signed by
the attending physician, or responsible
head of the family where there is no
physician in attendance shall be prilna
facie evidence of the existence of slch
disease when filed with the local health
officer of the proper district
When any violation of the state law
or the rules of the state board of health
relating to the reporting of contagious
or infectious diseases is reported to the
district attorney, either by the local
health officer or by the secretary of the
state board of health, the district attor-
ney shall forthwith initiate and promptly
follow up the necessary court proceed
ings against the parties responsible fol-
the alleged violations, and upon request
of the secretary of the state board OF
health, the attorney general shall like
wise assist in the enforcement of the
provisions of this act.
Section .. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after it's pas
sage and publication.
Approved June 2, 1911. Copy Law
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condition or clause shall in any man
ner be made a part of said contract or
policy, or be Endorsed thereon or de-
livcred Herewith except as follows, to-
wit:
a. % The name of the COM
pany, CD it's Location or place OF busl-
ness, (3) the date of it's incorporation
or organization and the state or coun-
try under which the same is organized,
Cd the amount of paid-up CAPITA
stock, (5) whether it is STOCK or N.Y.
ficcrs, % the number and go date Oh
the policy, and (9) if it be issued
through a manager or agent OF the e
company, the words TINS pollcy sl. "a
not be valid until countersigned by the
duly authorized manager or agent OF OF
the company at -- - may De
printed on policies issued on property
in this state.
2. Printed or written forms of de-
scription and specification or scneo-
particular policy, and any other matter
necessary to clearly express all the
facts and conditions of insurance on
any particular risk (Which facts or con :
with or a waiver Of any of the provl-
sions or conditions of the standa1ro q
policy herein provided for), may pe
written upon or attached or appenueu
to any policy issued on property III
this state. .o
g. A company, corporation or asso- O.,
citation organized OF luCol poA oCOo - -
and in pursuance of the laws OF TINS
state or elsewhere, if entitled to do
business in. this state, may, WIZ III i ine
approval of the commissioner Oh IN
surance if the same is not already m
Cluded in the standard form as PROVO
ed for in said sections, print on us
policies any provision, which 1t is re-
duired by law to insert therein, II sucn
provisions be not in conflict WIN the
laws of this state or OF the thl tt5 q
States, or of the provisions OF Ing
standard form provided for herein, puI
anv such provision shall be printed
apart from the other provisions, agree
ments or conditions of the policy, anq
in type not smaller than the body OF
the policy and under separate tlI he
law to be stated in this policy" ana pc
a part of said policy, A., o,,+
l. There may be Endorsed on the out
side of any policy herein provldeGi, lor ,
the name with the word agent OF
agents" and place of business OF any
insurance agent or agents, either by
writing. printing, stamping or other
5. Where two or more companies
leach having previously complled win
the law of this state) unite to ISSUE q
Joint policy there may be expressed e "a }
In the heading of such policy, the Lact
of the severalty of the contract;
(b5 the proportion of premium to
be paid to each company. ~
1c) the proportion of liability when
Id) in the printed conditions OF sucl
n01icv the necessary change may De
made from the singular to the plural
number, when reference IS hao 10 llle
companies issuing such pollcy;
Section 2 This act shall take erect
and he in force from and after it's pas
sage and publication.
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No. 972, Al Unpublished June $, 1911.
the statutes, relating to the size of
fish which may be taken.
The people of the State of Wisconsin
represented in Senate and Assembly,
Section /, Section 456Oa-75o of the
statutes is amended to read: Section
4560a-50. 1. 1t shall be unlawful and
is hereby prohibited in this state,
(a) For any person, persons, firm,
or corporation to take, catch or kill or
have in his or their POSSESSION PIKE or
pickerel of any variety of less tnan
twelve inches in length, or any catfish
of any kind of less than one ana one
half pounds round or undressed weight,
or less than ore pound dressed WelSht
bass or Oswego bass of a length less
than ten inches, or any white bass or
Graphic less than seven
inches long. For the purpose of en-
forcing the laws in which is specified
the length Of fish which may be had IN
possession, sold or TRANSPORTER, to de-
termine the length of such fish, meas
urement shall be taken from the TIP
tail ' and this shall be the
rule for measurement in all such cases
CO. For or any TO have whte
fish of less weight than two pounds
| round or undressed or one and one-halt
pounds, dressed, or to sell, offer Tor
whitefish.
2. Any person, persons, firm, COM
pany or corporation who or which VIC
! iates any of the provisions Of this sec.
| ton shall be punished by a fine of not
| less than twenty-five dollars nor more
than one hundred dollars, or by impr1s-
onment in the county jail not less than
! sixty days nor more than six. months,
| or by both such fine and Imprisonment
| in the discretion of the court.
| Section 2 This act shall take effect
nd n 6
sage and publication.
A unrOVed June 2, 1911. copy Law.
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No. c4A p 559' LAWS or ~ lsi1
AN ACT to amend sections l0O4a, 1OOo'
1909, 1892, 1867 and 1868 of the stat
utes, relating to the collection and
return of statistics of local assess
ments and taxes.
The people of the State of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly
do enact as follows:
Section /. Sections 1004a, 1905, 1908,
1882, 1867 and 1868 of the statutes are
amended to read: Section 1004a. An
nually, on or before the third
Monday of December, a statement in
detail of all taxes levied in each town,
Year, yalTse shall all be n made and filed by the
clerk thereof, with the state
tax commission. Any such clerk fail
inc to make the statement herein pro
vided for, and within the time above
provided, shall be liable to his
town, village and city for all damages
caused by his delinquency. The
s. tax commission shall prepare and
furnish the blanks for such statement
as well as for the statement mentioned
in section 1905.
Section 1905. The county clerk of
the receipt from the, tax com
mission of the blanks and instructions
necessary for carrying out the pfovl-
village and city officers, distribute the
same to such officers at the expense OF
the county, and shall annually on or or
before
December, make out and Transmit ms n ;, t to
furnished by it a tabular
statement of the statistics of valuation
taxes and Indebtedness reported by the
town, city and village clerks; and also.
separately, the assessed valuation OF
as last fixed by the. county board =
county taxes levied thereon during the
preceding year, and the purposes Tor
| of the bonded and other indebtedness
of his county, of the accrued interest
thereon, if any, remainng s;o pnpadld ana
| ness was incurred. Any county clerk
| failing to make the statement herein
| provided for and within the time
above provided, shall be liable to his
| county for all damages caused by his
oe section zoos. The statistics for each
year shall be compiled by assessment
districts and by counties in tabular
form and the compilations shall be
| filed and carefully preserved in the of
| flee of the tax commission for use in
| the performance of it's duties. An alb
stract or cooy of such compilations of
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No. 81 GHAf4nR 251 ru RAWs OF 5F isi l'l-
AN ACT to repeal section 1861 of the
statutes, and create a new sectlon
1851 of the statutes, relating. to what
shall constitute evidence of having
home district or one equivalent there
to, where nonresident pupils attend a
free high school,
The people of the State of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows:
Section 3 There is added to the stat,
utes a new section to be designated and
to read: Section 1861. 1. A certificate
or common school diploma issued by or
under the direction of the county or dis
forth that the holder thereof has com,
pleted the course of study in the school
district in which he resides, or one
equivalent thereto, which course shall be
at least equivalent to the course OF study
provided by the state superintendent
a duly certified copy thereof, shall be
evidence of the completion of the course
of study as provided in this act.
2. Such certificate or diploma or a
certified copy thereof shall be filed with
the secretary Of the free high school
the free high school, All diplomas, GER
tifcates or certified copies thereof. SO
filed shall be attached to the sworn
statement of such secretary, when max
ing claim for tuition to the town in
which such person resides as herelnbe-
Section g. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after it's pas
sage and publication.
Approved June 2, 1911. Copy Law.
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No. 500, Al Published June 5, 1911.
CHAPTER 249, LAWS OF 1911.
AN ACT to amend section 3119 of the
statutes relating to partition sales.
The people of the state of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows:
section I, section 3119 Of the stat
utes is amended to read Section 3119.
If the person to whom the reference is
made as provided in section =
3110. shall report that the premises or
any distinct portion thereof are so sit
uated that partition thereof cannot be
made without great prejudice to the
owners, and if the court is sat
isfied that such is the fact, or. if the
court is so satisfied without a reference,
it may make an order directing the
sheriff or referee to sell the premises
so situated at public auction to the high
est bidder. Such order shall direct the
terms of credit which may be allowed
for any portion of the purchase money
of which the court shall think proper to
direct the investment, or as is required
by the provisions hereinafter contained
to be invested for the benefit of any I'M
known owners, infants, nonresidents or
tenants for life, years, dover or by the
curtcsy.
Section 2. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after it's pas
sage and publication.
Approved June 2, 1911 copy Law
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No. 265, Al [Publish1e7dd, June d1I s, 1911
AN ACT to amend section 2024-6S and
section 2024---69 of the. statutes, re-
1ating to the investment of the funds
The neople of the State of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly
do enact as follows: 20
Section /. Section 2o24L6S and sec e C.
amended anne to read: Section 2O24-6s;
Any mutual savings bank organized
hereunder may employ not exceeding
the purchase of the bonds OF the
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No. Scsf A p s Pu IAMs 6 5Pn i, + 1911
AN ACT to amend section 917 of the
statutes, relating to the commitment
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin,,
represented in Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows:
Section l. Section OF Of the statutes
is amended to read: Section 91E Judg-
ment. shall be given, if for the plaintiff,
for the amount Of fine, penalty or for
fciture fixed by such ordinance resolu-
ton or bylaw or such part thereof if
a discretion be given, as the court shall
deem propOrtionate to the offense to-
gether with the costs Of suit; and (the
courQ shall, in all case Cases, further
adjudge and order that in default of
payment thereof the defendant be COM
for such time, not exceeding ninety days,
as the court shall think fit. If such nav
ment be not forthwith made the Justice
shaI make out commitment, stating
the amount Of Judgment and costs and
| the time for which committed in the
usual form of commitments by Justices
! OF the peace. Every person so committed
snail be received and committed to prison
| by the keeper of the county Jail, and kept
at the expense of such village until the
expiration Of the time: but he shall be
released by order of the justice on pay
ment 10 MN OF such fine and costs, or by
! due course OF law; provided, that in
counties maintaining a w0rkhouse such
| DEFENDANT may be committed to the
Workhouse instead of to the county iail
| of said county, without expense to the
| village from which such defendant was
committed.
Section 2. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its nas-
sage and publication pN'"
Approved June 2, 1911 Cow Law
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CHAPTER 269, LAWS OF 1911.
AN ACT to create section 4734m of the
statutes, relating to the appointment
of probation officers in counties hav-
ing a population of two hundred and
fifty thousand or more.
The people of the State of, Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows:
Section 1. There IS added to the
statutes q new section to read: Sec
ton 4734m. In all counties having a
population OF two hundred and fifty
thousand or more, the municipal court
having jurisdiction concurrent with the
circuit court in criminal cases, shall
probation by the court instead or the
state board of control and said court
shall appoint one probation officer, who
shall be a resident Of said county, and
said probation officer when appointed
shall be an officer of the court and
subject to the control Of the court, at
a salary of not less than fifteen hum
dred dollars per annum and such j.. nec ;sss
Sary expenses as may from time to time
be allowed by the county board, to be
paid by the county treasurer in the
same manner as other county officers
are paid. Said probation officer shall
have power to arrest, and shall have
charge of all persons who are placed
upon probation by said court, and shall
said persons placed on probation as the
court may, in it's discretion. from timo
TO time order and direct. The county
board of said county, having q popu1a-
ton of two hundred and fifty thousand
or more, may, from time to time, in
crease the number Of said probation
officers. The county board shall fix
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NO eli cfiAPTER go " IAWs OF Iii.
AN ACT to create sections 1801p to 1S01r,
inclusive of the statutes, providing
for the establishment and mainten-
ancc of certain Outbuildings in connec-
ton with railroad depots.
The people of the State of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows.
Section 1. There are added to the
statutes three new sections to read;
Section 1S01p. All railroad companies
operating in Wisconsin shall provide and
maintain at any and all railroad stations
in the state where passenger TICKETS are
not q water closet. earth-closet or privy
for the accommodation of railroad en-
ployes, and the travelling public. separ-
nartments for men and women shall be
provided. The wateroGIIo;set earth ra closet
ranged with conduits Of galvanized iron
or re other impervious material, draining
into a sewer. vault or other suitable