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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-17

There isa big fence being built
around the jail After the fence is
completed it, will makeia 6rst.class
cattle pound, and we move that the
village or town authorities rent the
enclosure for that purpose. y :ss .@@.5 1.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-17
jln(16penIe71t5 Candidate.

AT the solicitations Of many friends /
announce myself as an independent Can.
dldate tor the office of County Treasurer
and respectfully solicit the suffrage Of
the e voters Of the cQunty; if elected I Shall
90 myEt%9ost to '99aithfully perform the
~ a2s& ROBERT. M. Nicely e
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-17

Mr., NJ. c. Sausser. the harness.m max.
er. has moved iuto his new shop on
Main street, next door to Galley &
Nee]y's store, where he intends to Re.
main and do good work for reasonable
com pensation. "A =
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-17

! Mr.. George ssBockoven left in our
sanctnm an earof corn which is a cur.
iosity; there are nine different short
ears varying from three 10 four inch es
in length clustering around centre
ear about nine inches in length, tits
not often one stalk produces such an
ear 49, s..5.s NE IS. u af
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-17

For a neat,.clean hotel, one where
you retreated courteously andreceive
good ACCOMMODATIONS. commend us to
the Bellevue House, Minneapolis,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-17
NOTICE.

There will be special session of the
Board Q. County Commissioners of Mile
Laos County, at the Auditors Office, in the
town of Princeton, October s5th, 1877.
+ is. MUDGETT, Co. Auditor.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-17

!, QB Lumbermen and Farmer, Take
N0tlce.-All who want good OK bows. OK
Jokes, 0rax handles will Go well to cal, a.
=. Il. Murray's store before purchasing
elsewhere. 1 use the best lumber to he
found in this county. SIZE HOWARn
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-17

e. If YOU. WANT. A DECENT,
Picture call upon Stiff, the Photo-
grapher, - East Third street, ST
Paul. He does drst.class woRk. II
Will pay you to wait and SEQ him, il
you want 2 nice and true pontait.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-17

INDIAN hlLLED,-On Friday night
last two Chippewa Indians--father and
son'.-having traded two bear skins, at
one of the saloons in Little Falls for
two gallons Of fighting whiskey, start.
ed down the road towards Swan River
accompanied BY ., young half breed In
dian by the name Of Eutash who lives
down in that direction. When some
mile and half below town, the young
Indian and Eutash engaged in a very
warm discussion withiknives, at the
close of which the Indian was no more,
Eustash having got decidedly the bet.
ter OF the argument. On Saturday
morning the dead Indian and the live
one, also Eutash and one and a half
gallons Of whiskey were brought up to
town, where Deputy Coroner j. O.
Simmons held an, inquest on one of
them, sent another to Jail, another out
Of town, and the County Attorney
took charge Of the fourth for, medical
purposes. And the sneak thief WIZ,
sold the whiskey, and who should have
6eenimmediately hung for the: muir.
DER left the saloon to 90 to dinner and
has never come back, Eustash claims
that the"aet was done in self.defense.
He was turned over BY the Coroner to
Esquire [ eon ,Hoqde, waived an OK.
animation, and was committed to the
county jail. The departed Lo received
humane burial at the hands of Cor.
oner Simmons.--Little Falls Trans.
cript., =, cs..' :" w.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-17

Mr.. A. P. Barker was the 9elegate
from Mile Laos county to- tb&aisfffiet
convention. and he had thegasting of
four votes, s rs ~
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-17

Mr.. George Warren, Of St. Paul,
was busting around town il the early
part Of s :. the week, getting things into
shape preparatory to commencing log.
glng operations. He started up an OK
team with several men and supplies to
the camp on tuesday morning and
went up himself on Wednesday. 4
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-17

We arc a1ittle behind time this
week, but we could not help it,, we
intend to issue regularly every We'd
nesday. after we get our arrangements
all completed. i E. >'..".
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-17

y, Tom Caley's blacksmith shop is
completed. all but the -5idipg-and
that he will leave alone til next
spring. It is q neat build ing, !"
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-17
rEMpERANCE; DEPARTMENT.,

WoMAN's INFuENcE.-!T The temper
agitation is the more remarkable be.
cause of the general interest manifest
ed in it by classes not heretofore iden.
tilted with it. In the past the organ
nations devoted; to this work, had not
only tacontend against the opposition
but against the Indifference of the
public in matters pertaining to the
subject and the laws relating to it,
were ignored on the same ground. The
people did not, care for the work, did
not at least believe ip it, and the pro.
gress,of a society in, the phase of.*their
indifference was necessarily slow and
unsatisfactory. By, BIT the tide has turn.
ed, the people seem to have adopted
their temperance convictions with
fervor which augprs well for its future.
The new: coaEerts wear CONSPICUOUS
badges, thus making asst were public
professions Of their changed feelings;
and, everywhere is heard this subject,
which was once. ap unpopular one for
public speakersto discuss, or public
journals to advocate. Much Of this
change is dae. to the work Of women,
who, aroused tna full sense Of their
own condition, set about the work on
~ I'M il
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-17

y Lots of trading done in town these
days, and the streets Of our villagarare
alive with farmers team. So l,'o ~:
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-17

The UNION is not ..run'' BIZ any
'.ring," clique or party, we want this
distinctly understood; we will attend
to the running part Of the business.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-17

The N,Ross Brothers, are puttinr,7 4, :
the finis hing touches on MI. Saussear's
harness shop. : ..., .z .. ~ 4.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-17

s. :Mr. =. t,f Milo dominates H.#B
Cowles for 1reasuret;; see card in an.
other col0nilU 80 3: 4. NJ.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-17

Must we sit quietly BY and allow a,
half dozen or more rowdies to cougre-
gate on the sidewalk, and insult every
lady that happens to pass? Have we
not the power to put quietus on this,
and Likewise Immediately dispense the
toul-mouthed bowling and hooting
crowd. One day last week several Of
them gathered in front Of store on
Main street, and if lady passed, these
low bred rowdies would hawk, spit,
cough and make insulting remarks
that GOULD not fail to reach the ears
of the passer by.-Anoka Union.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-17

zap. Cole graced our sanctum with
his cnarming preSence on Monday.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-17

i i! ny Y go 90 cent per pound tea.
5 #.ss q . ~ So. G. III. R1NEs.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-17

Do I = forget q to call in and pay your
Inscription while in town. 8, I'm I.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-17

Just received, q fine newsstock o,
}ewelry tth }! Drug Store; call and
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-17

Although the bank has s.bust'' q.
+. Rines sells good as cheap, and, ID
fact cheaper than ever, 49,: z
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-17

20 to yesmer's and see his stock 81
p ats and caps and boots and shoes. !
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-17

!. Minneapolis Will have, to expend
100000 on her streets before;all,s can
assume metropolitan airs. sy o
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-17

SHALL WoMEN VorE ON THE LIQUOR
QUEsmoN. This is to be decided "
by vote on the 9Th day t5f next month.
What shall the answer NE? II propose
tocast my vote for the constitutions
amendment 2 n1l .e.4t fpr what appears to me
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-17

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#Ea 5*t4 t1 rtssS F#fF3g.s
s&sfh 4s4aas5ssW 5#3K }&3s US
10 # o. gst sfEFss8e sk f44s
~ 4t4,s&4. b - 8E I{s4 s
<sffs sEk as.sisk T. IN 1911 s,f
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-17

- ~ K ..e,.3'1 ~" ~ #oC JOY OlVlne,
From ~ Him who took the gem he gave.
Ae,er lost, ne'er lost; nor dead IS She
" no lives abov6 Ill His;'issweet home. WEE. f
1 = 'e e gam 'uanscends thy loss, to be
= hsar VIZ elisten u Of His throne.
1 I255 ft s95SIs IN N a. B.
! Try ny 30 SO cent POI pound tea,
ass. IT, s.. 9. ii. R1NEs. !.
. Go to Jesmer's and see his stock 81 i
2 9 aus and caps and boots and shoes.
Cap. Cole gfared our sanctum with
his charming ~ pretence on Monday.
Don't forget to call il and paw 4, vour
subscription e while i il town. -
The Ross Brothers are puttinr. on !.
the finis hing touches on MI. Sausselr's
harness shop. .s s.z B. ~ IL 81 7@
Just received, a;-fine nevAstock !,
i V y afthe Iprgg Store caal md
=: so - ..s=.g E 5' HIN B .0E l1zz 1
= Mr.. L. t,f Milo dominates 81. %R
aCOWle3 for frohNnrnT1 Sna nor ~ :r4...r.
other col1ni,r; - ) :. = o.
Minneapolis. will haVa, = =. y
$500. 900 : ~ b,er ss.traats 4 ! 8 'onu
assume metrnnol;ta : ! =. oo1oto:sne can
Although the bank has s.bust', d.
H. Rines sells good as chaan a snd - !.
fact cheaper than ever 49, :
- -. 40 = -
Lots OF trading done in town these
days and the streets Of our village'are
@4l - --.-.-.-- Dr. f.
Mr.: A: 7: Barker was the &elegate
from Mile Laos county tosth& DISTRICT
convention, and ne had the. !4sting u:
TOUR votes. 81 ~" 80
~. Tom CaleY's blacksmith. sbon !.
comPletea. Al oat :. the -5ldlRgg-andz,
10 nc WIZ leave alone tlll next
sPi'ns' +: = Is 9 neat oulld ing,
For /. noat o,aan -, -
YOU treated conrte asI1' . one ~nere
good Observation-Disclosures 5oG.eousty anuleceive
the Bellevue House, Minneapolis. ::
The 1Iv,or :. ~ ..,.,,.,;, i. ..>
..r;na,, c1;n;,s - - - ~ - ~ ~ any
d;st;1o+, s : ,9pJ :. pa'.y' Wy napt tn'S
- tha .:,,, u!s.s;ooa, we VIII attend
~ .1.-.5 Pal. - Tue BUSINESS
We arc a4little behind time this
Aan$ AL -
49,; %teni ~ ~ W. coula 1ot help It.; we
nasda u - af. lss1e ~ .ss ~ every wea.
al com 49, - 81 oqf arrangements
- 'op.e..u. :: ;'':,
There is q big fence being built
around the Jail. After The fence i
completed. It will make ! frst.cl.s.
cattle pound, and we move that thu
enclosnre for that nnrnosa 1s1' 'no
. g. - ----- - - = f. ass&s
Mr., NJ. G. Sausser. the harness-mak.
er. has moved iuto his new shop on
Main street, next door to Galley &
Neely's store, where he intends to Re.
main and do good work for reasonable
ompensation. u =.
H..F. Barker. asn ia tho oor;n,.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-02-22

venent within the requirements of forty chapter
eighteen OF the revised statutes that the crossing any
such highway or town passing such railroad grade
within their respective cities towns is not made or
maintained safe and convenient, required by section
forty aforesaid and shall be the duty of such persons
parties interpretations to repair such bridge
make such crossing safe and convenient as aforesaid
within ten days from the service of said and if
they neglect SO to do any of said municipal officers
may apply to any justice of the supreme judicial court
IN term time or vacation to compel such persons parties
or corporations to erect repair such bridge make
such crossing as aforesaid and after hearing such JUS
tee court make any order thereon the public
Yenience and safety may require and compel respond
et' 10 comply Herewith by injuncons; the said mu
nicpa officers of any city or town may at the expiration
OF ten days from the date of the notice aforesaid
necessary repairs 20 be made and the expense making
such repairs shall be paid by the persons parties or
praons whose duty is to keep such crossing safe and
convenient.
approved February s, 1577.)
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Chapter lS9,

'H net o amend section tep chapter olte hundred and
thirty Of the Revised Statutes relating to indict-
Inents-
RI il aeted by the Senate and House of REPRESENTA-
tues IN Legislature assembled, as folio,os:
Section ten chapter huns red and hirty-one of the
revised atutes is amended by adding the end thereof
The following words NO variance b. tween any matter in
writing in print produced in evidence the trial of
any criminal cause and the recital setting forth thereof
ii the complaint, indictment other criminal process
whereon trial is had, shall be deemed material provided
hat the identity of the instrument is evident and the pur
port thereof sufficiently described to prevent all preiu
dice to the defendant and any criminal process NAV be
amended, in matters of form, at any time before final
Judgment 50 that said sec on amended shall read as
follows
Section 10 In oasnse in any way relating to real
personal estate il shall b. deemed sufficient and not
sTiance proved al the tfa that when oh4nse was
committed the actual constru tive possession or the
general special property in whole part of such
estate, in the person community alleged in the in
tctncnt to be the thereof No between any
matter in wrtingor in print produced in evidence on the
trial Of any criminal cause ard the recital setting forth
thereof in the complaint Indictment other criminal
process wbereon trial is had, shall be deemed material
provided, that the identity of the instrument evident
and the purpor thereof is sufficiently described prevent
vi prejudice to the defendant and any criminal process
may be amended in matters of form, any time before
dual Judgment
approved February = 1871.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-02-22

Al act amend section six of chapter hunircl and
twenty Of the public laws of eighteen hundred and
seventysx, to authorize the formation railroad
porations
Be ii teddy the Senate and House of Representa-
tioeS an Legislature assembled, as follows:
The last provision in section six of chapter hundred
twenty of the public laws Of eighteen hundred and
eventysix TO authorize the formation of railroad corp-
ations is hereby amended by inserting after the word
navigate in said proviso the words shall any rail-
road be located and built under this act running in the
general direction of any other railroad already
built, in process OF construction, within ten miles of
such other railroad already built in process Of con-
ructon within ten miles of such other railroad that
said proviso, as amended, shall read as follows;
provided further that railroad shall be made
tide waters where vessels navigate, shall any
railroad be located and built under this act running
the general direction of any other railroad already
bnit in process Of construction within ten miles Of
such other railroad, without special permission OF the
legislature therefor first obtained
approved February S, 1877
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Chapter ISIS.

w ac TO amend chapter hundred and thiriyseyen o
The Revised Statutes in relation disposal of criminals
Re II enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
fiues ~ Legislature assembled az foYo,cs:
section I'VE OF chapter hundred and thiry-seven of
the Revised Statutes is amended by inserting the words or
county JAIL after the word "prison in the first line and
he words or ialor in the second line after the word
warden SO that said section as amended shall read rs
lyows
Section ), When an inmate Of the state prison or
rouny Jail becomes insane, the warden aor shall no
y the governor of the fact, aud h. with adlce of coln
OIL shall appoint commission OF two or more skilIful
Dhyscans to Investigate the and if inmate
found insane by their nation he shall sent to the
hospital until he becomes of sound mind and if
9s takes place before the expiration his sentence he
shall be returned to prism; but if after he shall be dis
charged free the expenses of the commission removal
and support shall be paid by the state
lApproyed February J. 1871
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-02-22

An act to amend chapter forty of the public laws Of the
year one thousand eight hundred and seventytwo re-
istng TO railroad crossings.
enacted BIZ the Senate and House of Representa-
fiues in LEGISLATURE assembled, follows
Chapter forty of the public laws of the year thousand
,Sbt hundred and seventy is amended that section
xteen, therein named, shall read follows:
section 10 railroad may be carried over under
canal railroad in such manner not unnecessarily
impede the travel transportation Of them. The corpo-
ration making s1 crossing is liable for damages coca
stoned by it N action the Bridges and their
abutments constructed for crossing of any way,
kept in repair by the corporation, persons parties
running trains any railroad crossing a highway or
town way. The municipal officers Of any city or town
may give notice in writing to such persons parties
porons that bridge required at such crossing has not
heeu erected or is out Of repair, and not safe ant CON
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-02-22
CHAPTER 1876.

An act to amend chapter two hundred fort y-one of
the Public Laws Of eighteen hundred and seventy
relating to Cemeteries.
BE cted by the Senate and House IF Representa-
tires, in LEGISLATURE assembled, as follows:
Section eight of chapter hundred and ferty-one
the public laws Of eighteen hundred sevent is
hereby amended by striking all after the
in the fifth line, that said section amended shall
read as follows, to wit
SEC s. The municipal officers of any are hereby
authorized to enlarge public cemetery, burying
ground, wif''n the tnWn, petition Of voters by
taking lad a,olt oScrs, to be paid for by the town
when il .cir GIN mt, public necessity requires it,
tApproved Feb. S, 1877.
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(Approved February S, 1879
Chapter 1873.

An act establishing the compensation of the chairman of
the county commissioners for Cumberland county
BE u enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-
tires in LEGISLATURE assemblies as follows
SECTION l. The chairman Of the county commissioners
for the county of Cumberland shall receive the annual
salary of nine hundred dollars from and after the first
day OF January in the year Lord eighteen hund ed
and seventy to be paid in the provided BY
chapter hundred and seventy three of the public laws
of eighteen hundred and seventy four instead the sum
allowed by said chapter hundred and seventy
SEC. Z. This act shall take effect when approved
tApproyed February S, 1870
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-02-22
Chapter l92.

An act providing for bridge guards on railroads.
BE enacted By the Senate and House of Representa-
tires an Legislature assembled toUoWs.
Every railroad corporation snail and ma fntan
suitable bridge guards at every bridge other structure
portion Of which the railroad less than eighteen
feet above the track such guards be approved by the
railroad commissioners and to be erected and adjusted
their satisfaction Any corporation within this state
which refuses negects comply with provisions
this act, shall for each month Of cont such
neglect or refusal forfeit the Of fifty dollars and
whoever shall wlully destroy break any such bridge
guard shall forfeit sum not exceeding one hundred dol
lars and be liable to imprisonment not exceeding thirty
days.
{Approved February S 1871
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Chapter 1876.

An act to provide for the careful expenditure of
school money in towns
BE it enacted by ne Senate and House Of Representa-
tires in Legislature assembled, as follows:
SECTION J. No money appropriated to the use and
support Of public schools under the of this state shall
be paid from the treasury of any city, or plantation
except upon the written order of the municipal officers
thereof and order for the payment such money
Shall be drawn by the said municipal officers except UPON
presentation of properly avouohed bill of items.
SEC. y This act shall take effect when approved
approved February S, 1870
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Chapter 1874.

An act 10 establish The salary Of the judge probate
the county of Cumberland
BE II enacted by the Senate and House Of REPRESENTA-
ttnes IN Legislature assaulted, as follows
SECTION /. The judge Of probate OF The county Of
Cumberla al shall receive the annual salary of sixteen
hundred dollars from and after the first day January
in the Of Lord eighteen hundred and seventy
to he paid in the provided by such
salaries IN other counties instead of the allowed by
chapter one hundred aud fifteen of the revised statutes
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect when approved
(Approyed February s, 1879
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the following words and in arising out of the law
providing for the application of receipts and expenditures
OF railroads BY trustees in possession under mortgage
that said specification amended shall read follows
Sixth. In cases of partnership, and between part
owners Of vessels and of other real and property
for adjustment of their interests in the property and
counts respecting it. and in arising the law
providing for the application of receipts and expenditures
Of railroads by trustees in possession under mortgage
(ApprOved Fen s, l871J
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Chapter 1917.

Al act TO amend chapter seventy Of the Revised
Statutes relative TO the equity power Of the Supreme
Judicial Court
Be it enacted by tie Senate and House of Reprssenta
tines in Legislature assembled as follotrs
Section five of chapter seyenty-seven of the revised
statutes is amended by adding to the sixth specification
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-02-22

An act peal chapter hundred and forty-sN Of the
Public Laws Ct eighteen hundred and Seyenty-siN It
atg 10 ways and revive the provisions Of section thirty
nine OF chapter eighteen OF the Revised Statutes
De enacted 6g the Senate and House of Representa-
tipes an Legislature assembled as folloiOs:
Chapter enc hundred and fortysx Of The public laws
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10 the tral OF any former any court in this state
Inc certified copy of the notes of the testimony Of said
witness taken by the stenographc reporter at court
where said witness testified shall he legal evidence to
prove the testimony Of said witness.
SIC ? This act shalt effect when approved.
Approved February l. 1871