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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-16
Luka Prepared for Sea.

Luka Prepared for Sea.
Five tons refrigerated provisions
have been placed aboard the little
schooner Luka, ard that vessel is be-
ing made ready to proceed to Tanning
island this evening or tomorrow morn
ing at the latest. Nine drums Of gaso-
line will be carried, portion of this
fuel serving to assist the Luka in
ploughing through the thousand or
more miles of sea to gain her destina-
lion. The Luka is to be FASTENED to
the relief of famished Tanning island
ers. among whom are a score or more
employees of Father Rougier, the south
seas copra king. Provisions at the
cable station are also declared at low
ebb.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-16
Heavy Coffee Shipment Received.

Heavy Coffee Shipment Received
One of the largest shipments of no
ma coffee to reach this port in many
weeks arrived in the lnter-lsland
steamer Niihau The vessel returned
from kona and Kau with 1908 sacks
coffee.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-16
Record Time to New York.

Record Time to New York.
The American-Hawaiian line has
made a new record with the cargo
which left San Francisco Dec. IS On
the Virginian, was transferred at Sa-
lima Cruz to the Tehuantepec railroad
and at Puerto, Mexico, loaded on the
Hawaiian, which landed it in New
York Jan. Z. This time, 20 days from
San Francisco to New York, is better
than the average rail time and has
been bettered over the Tehuantepec
route only once, about two years ago,
when a cargo was landed in New York
in 10 days. The maximum time over
the Tehuantepec route last year was
% days, the minimum %. The aver
age was about "a days. When the
Panama canal is open the American
Hawaiian freight ships are expected
to make the trip to New York in IS
days. Passenger ships, of which the
American-Hawaiian line may put on
a few, will make the trip in IL days.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-16
Japanese Effect Ten Year Charter

1t is reported from Shimonosekl
that Mr. X. Hashimoto, of SasebO, has
chartered his 6,OO0-ton steamer to the
South Manchuria Railway for ten
years, the longest time charter yet
entered into by a Japanese ship
owner The vessel is to be employed
in the transportation of Fushun coal,
for three years to the South Sea Is
lands, and then for seven years to
South America.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-16
LOST.

Grown mare, about l. hands. Reward
for information leading to recovery.
Apply Isaac Cockett or Star Bulletin.
J44J-tf.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-16

One hundred and fifty cabin passen-
gems can ealily be accommodated in
the Oceanic steamship Sonoma for
San Francisco when that vessel sails
tor the coast on or about three o'clock
in the afternoon of Friday, Jan. "a.
cable received at the office Of c..
Brewer and Company states that the
vessel has room for large number Of
travellers. So far les than fifty pas
sengers have been booked.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-16

Two. hundred tons oriental cargo are
aboard the Pacil,c Mail liner Nile for
discharge at Honolulu. according to 4
cable received Yesterday morning at
the agency Of II. HaCkfeld and Com
l,any. The Nile mas sailed from Yoke
hama and should arrive at Honolulu
on or about Jan. 20th. The vessel
may take few l2yoveT passengers to
San Francift D.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-16

Bright boys with bicycles to carry
the Star-Bulletin. Apply Business
Office, Alakea St. 5344-tf
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02

dence Of some. person other than the drawee,
has been dishonored by noncompliance 1t must
be protested for nonpay1nent at the place
where it Is expressed to be payable, and no
further presentment for payment to, or de:
mand on. the drawee is necessary.
Sec. 157.-(PROTEST 10TH FOR MONACO
CEPTANcE AND NoNPAYMENTJ A..bill
which has been protested for nonacceptance
may be subsequently, protested for nonpay-
ment.
Sec. 15s.-PRorEsT BEFORE MATURITY
WHERE ACCEPTOR 1NSoLVENT)-Where
the acceptoryhas been adjudged a bankrupt or
an 1nsolyent. or has made an assignment Tor
the benefit Of creditors. before the bill natures,
the holder may cause the bill to be protested
for better security against the drawer and In
dorsers. /l
Sec. .15e.-(wHEN PROTEST DISPENSED
WITH.) Protest is dispensed with by any CIR
circumstances which \ would dispense with
notice Of dishonor. Delay in not
Ing or protesting. is excused when
delay is caused by circumstances beyond the
control Of the holder and not imputable to his
default, misconduct or negligence. When the
cause of delay ceases to operate, the bill must
be noted Or protested with reasonable dill
Sec: 1eo.-lPEoTEsT WHERE BILL IS
LOST, EFT CETERA.) When a bill is lost or
DESTROYED OF is wrongly detained from the per,
q copy or written particulars thereof.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
BILLS OF NxcHANoM
/ ARTICLE I.
MoRM AND MrERpRErAr1

FORM M INTERPRETATION
Sec. 126.-(BILL OF EXCHANGE DE-
FINED.) A bill Of exchange is an uncondi-
taonal order in writing addressed by one per-
it. requiring the person to whom it Is ad-
dressed TO pay on demand or at . fixed or
money to order or the bearer.
Sec: l27:-(BILL Q AN ASSIGNMENT
OF FUNDS IN HANDS OF DRAWEE) A
bill Of itself does not operate as an assign
ment Of the funds in the hands Of the drawee
available for the payment thereof. and the
drawee Is not liable on the bill unless and
until he accepts the same.
Sec 12a-(BILL ADDRESSED TO MORE
THAI N DRAWEE.) A bill may be adj
dressed to two or more drawees Jointly.
to two or moro drawees in the alternative or
Sec. 129.-CNLAND AND FOREIGN BILLS
OF EXcHANGD) An inland bill Of exchange
is a bill which Is. or on Its face purports to
be, both drawn and payable within this State.
Any other bill is a foreign bill. Unless the
contrary appears on the face Of the bill, the
Sec. 130.-CWHEN BILL MAY BE TREAT
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
TITLE ~.
PRovIgrpNA

ARTICLE /. -
Sec. 1ao.-gHoRT TITLE.1 This act may
BIO cited a. the Uniform Negotiable Instru-
SEQ. 1o1.-tDEE1N1r1oNB And MEANING
OF TERMs.l In this. act. unless the con-
text otherwise requires
"Acceptance.'' means an acceptance CON-
p4eted by delivery or notification.
':Aotlon" includes oountef-claim ana aet-
;1ana" includes any eezsoa o. association
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
ANTTCL6 ~.
, PRoTE8T.

Sec. 152.-TN WHAT CASES PROTEST.
N~ECEssARY.5 Where a roreiEn bill appear
ing on its face to be such 10 dishonored by
non-acceptance, It must be duly protested for
non-acceptance, and where such q bill which
has not previously been dishonored by nom
It must be duly protestea for noon-payment:
indorsers are discharged. Where q bill does
not appear on its face 10 be q foreign bill.
protest thereof in oase Of dishonar 10 unneces-
sary.
Sec. 15s.-PRorwsT, now AADH.) The
protest must bo annexed 10 the hu, o. must
contain a copy thereof and must DO under the
hand and seal Of the notary making II, and
rs The time and place Of presmAmsaA,
i2) The fact that presentment was made ana
the manner thereof:
CD The demand made and the answer given.
II any, or the fact that the drawes o. aeosptor
Sec. 14.--PRoTEsr; BIZ WHOM hAn1)
Protest may be made by s.
t) A notary public; or
() By any respectable resident Of the place
where the bill is dishonored, In tho presence Of
or more creditable witnesses.
Sec. 155.-PROTEsT; WHEN TO BID MADE.)
when 9 bin Is protested. such protest must
lay IS excused p herein provided: When a
subsequently extended az Of the data Of the
n0 see. 15e.lpnorEsr: WHERE mApn.) 4
bill must be protested at the place where It Is
dishonoted, except that when a bill drawn
payable at the place Of bus1neSsI @ nj
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02

ED AS PRoM1ssoRY NoTE) Where In a
bill drawer and3draWee are the same person..
or where the drawee Is a fictitious person, or
IA person not having capacity to contract, the
holder may treat the instrument. at his OPP
sorry note.
SEQ 1s1.-(REFMREE IN CASE OF NEED3
The drawer sof a bill and any indorser may
the holder may. resort in case Of need. that
Is to say in case the bill IL dishonored by
non-acceptance or non-payment. Such person
is called the referee In case Of need. 1t Is,
in the option Of the holder to resort to the
referee in case Of need or not az he may see
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
ARTICLE VI.
PRDsDNTMENT FOR PAYMENT.

Sec. 7o-DFFECT. OF WANT OF DE
MAND ON PRINCIPAL DEBTOR,
Presentment for payment Ii not nee:
essary in order to charge the per
son primarily liable on the Instrument but
If the instrument is. by 1ts terms, payable al
a special place, and he is able and Willing
to pay It there at maturity. such ability and
Willingness arc equivalent to q tender Of pay
ment upon his part. But except as herein
otherwise provided, presentnent for payment
is necessary in order to charge the drawer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
- ARTICLE III
PREsENTMENT FOR ACCEPTANCE

Sec: l4S:--.lWAEN AESnNIMnNI sOH
ment for acceptance must be made
~ Where tho bin 10 PAYABLE sftss .is ut:
Of the instrument, Or
~ Where tho bin efpresssy STIMULATES Inst
: 81 80 WHERE the Bin i drawn payable .,,.-
where than at tho Radiance Or place Of bus1-
ness Of the drawee.
c. In no other oaces.s case ~ = 10 $780, = @sna Tor Is. -,
s. : % RH%SR S1{sg' hB g : ssR5H f.
o. bill which is required By te next pTe-
nsases ei Sis'f0p present 20 IT Z R'i foT seos aSa sss' er sss
Fails to do SO, the drawer and Iii indorsers
Sec. 145.SPREsENrsnNT, HOW MADM)
Presentment for acceptance must be made by
or on behalf Of the holder at q reasonable
overdue, to the drawee OF some person au-
thorized to accept OF refuse aooeptance On
III Where a BIN Is eedr,~ed to tws OF
moro drawees who are not partners. Pre-
sentiment must be made to them all. unless
may be made to him only. ~N
cl Where the drawee y dead' present
() Where the drawee has been adjudsed q
siennePt e for an th ao&G Seeeat .! Of 'A ers sahss ~ pre-
sentiment may DO made to him or to his trus-
'ss Ser q e 5zss@SSH WHAT DAYS PRESENT
scented for acceptance on any day on which
payment under the provision. Of sections sew
enty-two and eighty-dvo Of this act. When
Saturday = not eshsrw,s: = holiday, Pr.
twelve o'clock. noon. on that day.
SEQ. l47@PREsENTMENT WHERE TIME
Is Is, rEsUTy1c1ENT) Where the ;,I holde, Of ~ =
place Of business or the residence Of the
drawee has not time with the exercise Of
s sssseaaDls S SstsTs s,. to Prs;'1 :; t tho 1 bin for
on the day that It fails due. the delay caused
by presenting the bill for acceptance before
not discharge the drawers and i1dorsers.
EXCUsED.) Presenahent for acceptance is
excused ed! and a biz may b tIested Is dish on
lowing cases.
W Where tho drawss IN dead, or has sb-
n assni hs1,n 81 e q a aSt' 70 Contract s Z by q b ! person
~ Where, after tho exercise Of reasonable
diligence, presentment cannot be made.
irregular, acceptance has been refused on
some other ground.
Sec. 149.-(wHEN D1sHoNoRHD BIZ NOM
ACCEPTANCE.) A bill IL dishonered by nom
ance and such an acceptance a. Is prescribed
by this act is refused or cannot be obtained;
or
(2). When presentment for acceptance is
excused and the bill is not accepted.
Sec. 150.-CDUTY OF HOLDER WHERE
presented for acceptance and is not accepted
within the prescribed time, tho person pre-
senting 1T must treat the bill as dishonored
by non-acceptance or he loses the right Of
recourse against the drawer ana indorsers.
Sec. 151.-(RIGHTS OF holder WHERE
BILL NOT ACCEPTED.) When a bill is
dishonored by non-acceptance, an Immediate
right Of recourse against the drawers and
|indorsers accrues to the holder and no pre-.
sentmen for payment IN necessary.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
ARTICLE n
ACCEPTANCE

EFT CETERA.) The acceptance Of a bill is the
Specification by the drawee Of his assent to
mus must o5 ba in " writing tine a1aTs S.n.a I by tho nse dpsWee.
It must not express that the drawee will per
form his promise by any other means than
Sec. 1ss.-HoLDER ENTITLED TO AG-
Of a bill presenting the Same Tor acceptance
on may the eeG BIZ and ID il such eeauest Is refused.
may treat the bill as dishonored.
SEQ. 134.-(ACCEPTANCD By sNPARATn
1 RSif9sa M : paper % stssF man am t ssss gii Itself, I:
Ii does not bind tho acceptor except in favor
Of Of 'th per ss'th u s wns9 It ..a L ;nov II. .n 81, vf fes
Value ~ - -
Ee sfSi 70 AccseTHNchj An IN.
before it is drawn is deemed an actual as-
ceptance in favor Of every person who upon
th s.d faith t he 5eos xnio ~ BIN b fs WE
ITO AcCEPT.) The drawee Is allowed twenty
-four hours after presentment. in which to de-
S Sat t See seeept n1 not Il r. siv waa dsfsD' :. IN: ., 0 IL:
Sec: 1s7.@IiAsIh1r1 OF pRAwBn RE-
a braves to whom a bill is delivered for &C
ceptance destroys the same. or refuses within
TstSis sSas a aSsg: p sftss :. .uo h. d sUlGsr ms eT
accepted to the holder, he viii 30 deemed to
n1 sso. 'e isS.@{Ac e. sa%s; OF moon
PELETn BILL) A bill may be aeeepted be-
fore It has been signed by the drawer. or
l~overdue, or after it has been dishonored by
a previous refusal to accept. q BY nnn-pay-
mrent: But when a bill payable sftsr sight
a T. atshG sspssa,,e by nG .esssf, r =. i Ss3a., the as
the absence Of any different agreement, is
entitled to have tho bill accepted a. Of the
ldafA OF fhA frat DrpaANtnAnS t
An acceptance IS either geasral Or qualified.
A general acceptance asserts without qualin-
cation to the order Of the drawe A qualified
q Sen sss 10. i4e:a e WAS. CONSTITUTES A GEM
Unless it expressly states that tho biff Is to
be se gs'd 141 there JAY fnH "A xcd isEnsGs An
make. payment ~ the .eespsos asessn;asnt On
the fulfllment Of q condfuon therein stated;
to pay part only Of the amoun& for which
t) Local. that is to say, a soea1tanos 10
q Qualified as to time: \.
10y The acceptance Of some enc q! ms1s Il
th sea- sraXsss: r III of % q PARTIES AS TO
lQUALTFIED A~CCEPTANCHD The holder
may refuse to take a qualified aooeptanca. and
II he d. does = not +. obtain n. an n, Unqualified sr d,sS%no .eSeP S1
non-acceptanca. Where a qua!ined accept
ancs is taken IN u, , e,axer ana a. ,ne der ,,,, are
t asssnn ssss e eTp4e. aso's Ut ,S se eas ' .atn ea;ss'
the holder to take q qualified sceeptanoe. or
subsequently assent thereto. When the draw
ned acceptance, he must, within . reasonable
time, express his dissent 70 the holder, or he
will DO deemed to have assented thereto.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02

- T4NTeelEy 1EsEN+- ~. -%ps% -1|E-=4a.
name of a payee or indorsee is wrongly desis-
mated or misspelled,@ he may indorse the In
.strument as therein described, adding, II he
think .ht, MS proper. signature.
SENTATIVE CAPACITY Where any per-
son is under obligation to indorse in q rep
resentative capacity, he may Endorse In such
terms as to negative personal liability.
MPTIo Except where an Endorsement
bears date after the maturity Of the instru-
menit, every negotiation is deemed prima facie
was overdue.
pREsuMPT1oN.5 Except where the con;
trary appears, every Endorsement is presumed
where the instrument is dated
- Sec = q. BccoMTIN;UAT1oN OF NFGoTdtA,-
a hhs ,9 Gh is eriain eont i'm n an1 to be neg ofkaae
until it has been restricttvely Endorsed or dis
charged by payment or otherwise. ,o,er
Mi HeSi III The faMerl NAV at tan any time npu strike
out any Endorsement which is not necessary
to his title. The indorser whose Endorsement
is struck out. and all indorsers subsequent to
him. are thereby, relieved from liability on the
Sec. 40. CTRANsFER WITHOUT IN
DORSEMENT; EFFECT OF Where the
holder of an instrument payable to his order
transfers 1t for value without indorsing 1t.
the transfer vests in the transfers. such little
fierce acquires, in addition, the right to have
the Endorsement of the TRANSFORM But for the
purpose of determining whether the transferee
takes effect as of the time when the indorse-
ment is actually made.
NEGOTIATE INSTRUMENT.) Where an In
strument is negotiated back to a prior party.
such party may, subject to tho provisions OF
same. But he Is not entitled to enforce pay
\naent thereof against any intervening party to
whom no was personally liable.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02

CHAPTER 2T7-s. B. No. Coz
AN C. entitled IAN oct validating certain
bonds of cities Of tho fourth class operet-
ing under home rule charter
Be It enacted by the Legislature 81. de State
Section i. That in an casss WHERE the
electors OF any incorporated city Of the fourth
shall have heretofore voted at any general or
special election held therein for the issuance
ing outstanding floating Indebtedness Of the
city, or for waterworks, water e%xtensina or
sewers, o. FOR any or all Of said purposes.
and such proposition or propositions have been
adopted o. attempted TO b. adopted by M
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02

of. persons carrying on tie bbrstnsss q blak-
Ing, whether Incorporated or not.
Bearer, means the person n pesss s.ae .
8 sa nilI Or m mets wh bSfi Il i s gayaS1s e m. ssif :ssA..
means negotiable promissory note: L-
Delivery means transfer Of Desseeseea,
Holder means the .payes Or inder.se e .
bin or note. who IL in possession a. r.
Endorsement means an ,ndorsemsnt go.
pleted by delivery.
'Instrument" means negotiable inga1maqe
tissue, means the first delivery Of The n
strument, complete In form, to q person wa
takes 1t as q holder.
ers incorporated or not.
Value means valuable oensidssetoa.
.,Written. includes printed, and Whiting
Sec: le5;-lPERsoN mw1MAR1nx LlA111
the terms of the instrument ~ absolutely
required to pay the same. All o<her ps<ass
arg Sec ssei iss.mRznAa 11ssls: TIME. w4Ar
re-. STsas : time I. :. q - e !, t nsa1 ssfs9s ::
thu inst asaaea IS tho no rs Usage esa d + t1ad. Or sas-
%s f. an & e scS ~ y IS 81 ssR:st,ss3s -
wHEN LAST DAY FALLS on HoLipXY.l
Where the day. or the hast day, fF a'aps
d Amy, s fa,,. herein re su aeda,Tee Or q on T heSdsy. tSs
act may be done on tho next suoeesdins 40
Sec. 1e5.-APPIIcAT1oM o. AfEl Ths
provisions Of this act DO not aHply 20 p
to the taking enect) hereof. nor shall thsy
be construed a. modifyins. repeating q snpsr..
sedi1g any Of the terms aad provasaens 81
Sec. 198-(CAsEs NOT PRovHD 1oR
IN AcTA In any sass not pesx1ae9 fSS =
this act tne rules OF Vaw ma e0a.s "'
Sec. 1o7.-RHPDAIS) An acts = pa!1
|of acts Inconsistent with his cot are hEsay
SEQ. 1ss.-T1Am wHms 40E TAXES =.
FEcT.) This (act) shall tahs s6soe - tAe
first day Of July, 1911.
Approved April Ii 1911.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02

Sec. T.|PRESENTMENT WHER IN
STRUMENT is NOT PAYABLE ON DE-
AND WHERE PAYABLE ON DE-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02

DEFbNsEs.) In the hands Of any holder
other than a holder In due course, a negoti-
able instrument is subject to the same de-
holder who derives his title through q holder
In due course, and who Is not himself a party
to any fraud or nlegality afecting the instEu-
in respect of all parties prior to the latter:
SEQ. @.-(wHo pEEMnD HOLDER IN U
COURsE.) every holder is doomed ,prima fac!e
shown that the title Of any person who has ne
den is on the holdDr to prove that he or
the title as holder in DUG course. But the
Aforementioned rule does not apply. IN favor
of a party who became bound on the instru-
ment prior to the acquisition OF such defect
I've title.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02

Sec. 81. R1GHTs OF HOLDER IN DUE
CoUR1B.) A holder In due course holds the
instrument tree from any defect Of title Of
prior parties, and free from defenses available
to prior parties among themselves. and may
enforce payment Of the instrument for the full
amount thereof against all parties liable there
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02

CHAPTER 27eLs. F. Nc. fea.
AN ACT legalizing, ratifying and confirming
the Acts. Proceedings and Ordinances Of
organized villages and village councils OF
organized villages in the State Of Minne-
sofa extending the village boundaries Of
such villages 80 as t to include n;nS ,o a61ttins
az SO extended, and within such village,
and attaching such lands and territory to
such village, and legalizing. r~atifying and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22
RESOLUTIONS
Adopted BY State Board OF Trade Re.
g~roing the $4,000 for Panama
Pacific Exposition Exhibit.

Following is COPY OF the resolu-
lions adopted 10y the West Virginia
state board of trade at the convention
at i''le!Ield. iayorinS representation
al the Panama Pacific exposition.
Whereas; The country is about 70
cele brate the opening of The Panama
canal. making a waterway connecting
the two oceans. and
Whereas. West Virginia Is so stu
ated geographically as to receive
great benefits from the opening Of the
canal by way Of "a practical and con
uhuous water course for shipping
purposes along the states entire
northern and western boundary. and
by means nf IFS having uavigabIe nv
rls penetrating IFS natural resources
lnroushout the central portion OF the
state. and.
Whereas. In the near future. the
ONO. the Little kanaWha and tho Bic
sandy rivers can be so locked and
canned so as 20 enable companies
carrying on water usportation
along these rivers 10 construct steel
btr-rs OF sufficient strength and ca-
IdDity 20 be uayigafcd out of these
rivers into the Ohio. AID alous the
OHIO into the Mississippi and int, the
quiz OF Mexico. and from there 90 the
faciilc coast and % the Orient
through the Panama canal. and
w heIeas, This Viii make West Nir
Enia one Of the most important
states lu the union. not only as 20 f-
natural resources. but as 10 It's ability
90 manufacture and market mauufac-
tur'd products OF all kinds. thereby
Increasing the industrial output az
West \Ir-.nia almost beyond expecta-
ton. and
Whereas. The suggestion j. made
that the Appropriation OF $4,000 made
Dc Tho lat legislature for the purpoe.
ot building headquarters for West Eir.
-inih. ard fDr Tho Iurp .e of aiding
manufacturers and developers Of ma
iHrI. resplrce- 10 make proper ..
ulb.f % the states resources. boz with.
drawn and Che comm. ion not ap
pointed as provided 300 rho approIrIa-
ion t.l On account of the -hOrtal-
iu revenue Of The state fO take care
OF thr appropriations made. and the
money eO appropriated foI fl. ur.
pose ahuF" stated 90 De- saved for
other uses. and
whereas. Tho board Uf trade ~
Wheeling and other local commercial
ORGANIZATIONS throughout tho STATIC
have pa .al resolutions asking THAT
no nur.iInn hr NOT Withdrawn.
now therefore.
I.. .. resolved. That ., .. f.. 500. .
.. fH" state board n. IrHu. r. Wr.f
tIft.lia tHa' fhI. approx I.tf.ul stand.
and 'Na' Tho commit. ... Do. Irru.U.
90. IHI .Itf fHa -f.t. U. ..urs. rrf..I
.u Hrft prUINI way .U f... tIr COM.