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AN ACT to prohibit any law partner or clerk Of
any judge of probate, to appear or practice as an
agent or attorney in any action or proceeding
before such judge Of probate
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of
Minnesota.
Section /. No attorney who is the law partner
Of any judge of probate in this state shall appear
practice an attorney in any action proceed
ings before such Judge of probate who is his part
ner. s. r5 Sa
Sec. 2. No clerk of any probate court in this
state shall appear or practice as agent attor-
lney i'm any action or proceedings in the probate
court of which he Ii such clerk 5.7s 81
4 Sec. s. All acts and parts Of acts Inconsistent
with this act Sse hereby repealed HI E
II SEC. This act shall take eject and be in force
from and aftN Doeember thirty first, a. D. 1881. az
f n Approved November 2lrt, 1854
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Fixing terms of court for Kittson county,.
Relating to judges Of fourth judicial district.
Creating an additional judge in the first
judicial district.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-12-03
AN ACT relating to religious corporations.
Be II enacted by the Legislature Of the State

Minnesota:
Section ]. Any religious corporations heretofore
organized under and pursuant to the provisions of
any other statute, section or sections Of statute
than section two hundred and thirty one, Of chap
ter thirty-four of the general statutes 1878, as
amended by subsequent leg slation may reorganize
under said section, by complying with the terms Of
said section; provided, that before any action is
had for that purpose resolution authorizing the
trustees of said corporation to organize under said
section two hundred and thirty-one. shall be
adopted at meeting Of said society called for that
purpose, notice of the time place and object which
shall be given four successive Sabbaths on which
such society stately meet for public worship inn
mediately preceding the time specified for said
meeting and proof Of the fact of such notice meet
ing and resolution may be made by affidavit Of one
of the trustees, OF. Of any Of the members Of the
society cognizant of the facts Such affidavit shall
be recorded with the certificate Of organization
under said section two hundred and thirty-on in
the Office of the register Of deeds Of the county
where said corporation located and in that Of the
secretary Of state, and said corporation as so or
ganized, shall succeed to and retain, own, hold
and enjoy all the properly. real and personal, of
SAID corporation as originally organized, to the
same extent and In the same manner as III such
organization reorganization had not taken place.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
Approved November Is, 1881.
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Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of
Minnesota:
Section t. That in any action brought to deter
mine any adverse claim, estate, lien or interest in
real property under section two 2) of chapter sew
enty-1ye t75) of the general statutes 1878, tn
plaintiff may include defendants in such action,
names OF such persons parties as appear of rec
ORD to have, and other persons or parties who are
known to have some title Claim, estate, lien or
interest n tbe lands IN the foll9wing
Asss o.hsf persons
the real scribed * hecompiasnf hasssn ~
ana n seryey q - srMtao14 ma bed npl alL
such nnkneNa 8 81
sons or parsle served ssh.l have lghts
PENDANTS niaop whom service Il Ipade ~ pnllica
tor; and. setion ehall pr!,pesd sael m.
against the defendants who az named Spon whom
service is made by publ and with Ike effect
and any such unknown#pe or parties who
have or claim any right, estate, lien er interest
IN the said property in controversy at the
time OF the commencement of the action, duly
served as aforesaid, shall be bound and concluded
by the Judgment in such case ii the same is in ia
vor of the plaintiff therein, as effectuay as il the
action was brought against such defendant by his
or her name, and personal service of the summons
obtained.
Z Provided, however, that such Judgment shall not
bind such unknown persons or parties defendants
unless the plaintiff shall file notice of lis pendens
law, before commencing the publication of the
said summons; and copy of said notice of lis
pendens be printed and published with said sum
MONS and following next thereafter in the col
umns of the newspaper wherein said summons is
printed and published.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
Approved November %, 1881.
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AN ACT relating to the manner Of pleading city
and village ordinances in civil and criminal pro-
ceedtgs Hereunder.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of
Minnesota:
Section L. It shall not be necessary in any plead
ing complaint in civil criminal proceedings for
violation of any ordinance OF any city or village
in this state to set out recite such ordinance or
any section thereof at large But it shall be euf-
Gent in all such plcadings or complaints, to state
that the offence set folth in such complaint was
committed contrary to the form of such ordinance
or Of any specified section thereof.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be inforce
from and after the passage thereof.
Approved November II, 1881.
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AN ACT to legalize certain conveyances heretofore
made and proceedings had in certain cases by
executors, administr and guardians
Be it ,enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of
Minnesota.
Section I. That all conyeyances heretofore made
OF any real property in this state, of any inter-
est therein under order and direction of a pro.
bate court having jurisdiction in the premises,
pursuant to the statute relating to sales Of lands
BY executors, administrators and guardians, and
good and regular IN relation to the same, be and
the same are hereby legalized and confirmed, SO
they relate question Of defect by reason
OF no record having been kept by the probate
ministrator or guardian. and such ORDER license or
direction shall be prima face evidence that proper
letters had been duly issued. -
Sec 2. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage 80 2 -
Approved November ODD, 1881
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AN ACT in relation to the 1881 supplement- to the
general statutes 1878, and its effect as evidence.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of
Minnesota: III
Section /. The supplement comprising the
changes in the general statutes 1878, made by the
with reference to the chapter and section of said
general statutes 1875 in the edition thereof pub
lshcd in 1881, shall be and hereby is made prma
in all the courts of this state without further proof
or authorization.
Sec. 2. Said supplement may be.cited and desig-
mated as $ 1881 supplement general statutes 1857
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
Approved November 18th, 1881.
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AN ACT granting the right of way for railroads
over the swamp lands of this State.
Be it enacted blythe Legislature of the State OF
Minnesota:
Section. The right of way over any swamp
lands which belong or which may hereafter belong
to this State is hereby granted to any railroad COM
pany which has heretofore located and constructed
Or which may hereafter locate and construct its
line Of railroad over any such swamp lands to the
C5o feet in width, that is to say seventy-hve (5)
feet in width each side of the center line of the
main track of such railroad.
Such right OF way shall attach upon the con-
struction and filing of the plat of the road, and
shaicontinue SO long as the same is occupied and
used for railroad purposes and no longer.
Sec e. Any railroad company or corporation
made shall make plat showing where it crosses
such lands and file the same in the Office Of the
state land commissioner, and thereupon the right
of way over such lands TO the extent aforesaid
shall become vested in such corporation it's
sor and assigns without any further act or cere-
mony whatever.
Sec. g. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage. =
Approved November 10, 1881.
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AN ACT to provi

AN ACT to provide for canvassing the results Of
elections on constitutional amendments and ques-
tons submitted to the people of the State.
Minnesota:
Section l. The result of elections upon consti-
tutional amendments and all questions submitted to
turns made and canvassed in the same manner, at
the same time and by the same officers as is pro-
vided by law for the canvassing Of votes cast at
elections for State officers.
Sec. 2 This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
Approved November q, 1881.
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20 u y r. : 2
AN ACT to provide for the condemnation of lands
by the United States for purposes Of public i'm
provements on the rivers, lakes and harbors in
this State. 5si5
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of
Minnesota:
Section /. In case it shall be found necessary or
proper to overflow, occupy take the lands of any
person in the prosecution, or maintenance by the
United States government Of any works of public
Improvement any Of the rivers, lakes or harbors
of this State. the United States are hereby author
lied and empowered to take, overflow, use or occu-
any lands necessary, requisite proper for the
carrying on the public works of improvement on
said rivers lakes harbors within this State in the
same manner and with like effect as is now provided
by title chapter "a, General Statutes S7s, relat
ing to the taking of private property public uses
by corporations and all the provisions Of law in said
title SO far as the may be applicable shall ap-
ply III relation to such overflow, use, occupation or
taking, and the assessment of damages therefor as
if the United States Were q corporation duly or
Ranized under said title.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage
/, Approved November %, 1881. 5
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parcels of land In such list described
in the books provided for in section two Of said

~
parcels Of land In such supplemental list described
in the books provided for in section two Of said
chapter one hundred and thirty five.
Sec: 3. In case such error or mistake has oc-
Cured in any proceedings subsequent to the entry
Of snch Judgment such auditor shall give notice in
the same manner us provided by the general tax
law of the sale Of all such tracts pieces parcels
Of land affected by such error mistake; Provided,
that where such error or mistake affects only q
part of the lands described in such Judgment or
original list the notice Of sale shall contain q
description Of each tract piece parcel of land
be sold. Il. q
Sec 4. The sale herein provided for shall be made
Tuesday in April in the year A. b. 1882. 8
Sec. s. All of the provisions of sections three,
four, five, six, seven, eight and nine of said
the time OF sale and except as tb the proviso Con-
tanned in section three of this act shall apply all
proceedings and sales under thisact. $s 5 #
Secs. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
Approved November 4, 1881.
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Iorrtions. and % use ii. lnauenee 70 eorrsst

.extortions. and to use his influence to- correct
same. III
Sec. 2. That he shall examine all bridges and
tracks reported to him as unsafe SO far as he may
all railroads in this State. and shall report to
the legislature at its next session thereafter any
failure or refusal Of any railroad company to do
what he deems equitable aud Just and for the best
interests Of the people, and not against the SUCCESS
full any profitable operation of the same. 33
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
Approved November 81, 1881. 4. 81
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AN ACT relating to actions brought to determine
| adverse claims to real estate under section of
chapter IS general statutes 1878.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of
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AN ACT ceding to the United States the right to
overflow certain lands of the state, and relin-
gushing the claim Of the state to damages occa-
stoned thereby.
Be it!enacted by The Legislature Of the State Of
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AN ACT to cure defective organization Of corpora
tons, and for the protestion6 of rights acquired
Hereunder. f
Be + enacted BY the Legislature of the State Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-16

one OF cur exchanges ventures the opinion
that the Agricultural Department Will never
be able to compete with Chinese tea until 1t
learns the celestial methods of adulteratlon.
There is good deal In this. 1t Is indisputab.e
that taste once acquired for doctored article
will invariably pronounce against one OF the
same class that has not been tempered with.
This Is plainly observable In the matter Of
wines. Most persons at first prefer those of
foreign manufacture, yet 1t is conceded that
those OF home growth are the purer. Alter the
palate becomes accustomed to the latter, how
ever, they are almost sure to be preierre1 al1
SO 1t would very likely be In regard to tea.
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Both religion and real estate seem to be on
the decline in Boston. The Brattls street
church, In the Back-Bay district OF that city,
which originally cost some $500 900, was sold
the other DAY for sSl 600, and no v that he has
got 1t the purchaser doesn't know what to do
with It. There ls no demand for 1t for religious
uses, and the talk Is that il Will be converted
into some sort Of public building to be devoted
to musical and other like purposes. Why not
follow the Chicago custom, AID turn 1t into
billiard saloon?
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

E0R bENT-4 sto6dsrt g.. nj H0CSR. with
large grou' do. every convenience .......... 90
i , Rhode Island ave. rooms. very nice. 80
1870 Columbta ct, rooms 10 i................. Is
~ ~ Wand Ave rooms, N t.............. so
Zszt st. NV, rooms. III i.................... as
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According TO the st. Louis Republican Mr..
Thomas NJ. Nichol was once teacher OF PEN
manship In the town OF Sparta, In Illinois.
People who see his manuscript nowadays
wouldn't believe 1t. But IL he really was, the
chirography OF his pupils would make an IN
terestiDg exhibit. 1t would make Professor
Speneers head swim.
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The investigation will Go Or

Rumors OF a relaxation OF the star route In.
vestigatlon have been extensively circulated
during the past several days, but 1t would not
be q difficult matter, perhaps, to guess their
origin. These Tumors were shot into the air
with some degree OF system and no little tact.
They begun with mysterious hints, whispered
here and there, that something was about to
occur which would startle the investigators.
The next shape these windy creations of brains
not altogether disinterested took was that
IL the Investigation went On sit would
catch bigger fish than Vas bargained
for.' Following this came the Sug-
gestion that Cabinet ministers had,
when members of Congress-. taken too much
interest In the Brady side of the controversy,
and that they would not permit all the papers
connected with 1t to be made public The last
addition to these hints insinuations and in
ttmations which were to be met at every turn
was that Senator Conkling had converted the
star service affair into an enormous dynamite
bomb, with which to blow up the whole Cabi-
net In revenge for the nomination and conflr-
nation OF Robertson; that all the facts, all the
evidence, oral and documentary, calculated to
connect some OF the Cabinet with the star
route ring have been placed In possession OF
the New York Senator, and that he Will make
most damaging use of them. This Is the ca
PLANTATION OF the hint, so mysteriously thrown
out by the Senator's chief organ In New York
recently. that he had In preparation or In read
mess stroke which would turn tie tables
against the administration. Summed up ali the
whispered and MI SERIOUS on. ,ivings OF the last
few days amount 10 nothing more than rep
tition OF the former attempt OF the star route
ring to shelter themselves behind few men,
bers of the last Congress- The first attempt In
this direction was made openly; the last, or
present attempt Is being worked secretly and
covered with an air OF mystery. That is all the
difference between the two. It is one OF Gen.
Brady's second ringin' of de fust bell.7 The
Congressional Record affords a light which
dispels the cloud OF mystery the star route
ring are trying TO conceal themselves under. 1t
shows that members OF Congress voted for
deficiency appropriation to continue the
star route service on the ground that the
people ought not to be deprived OF their
mails because Of extravaganza on the
part OF the Post ONCE department. Th9 ring
only points out Its own condemnation when 1t
calls attention to congressional action on Its
expedited" service. The deficiency appropria-
ton which was asked for as absolutely nece5-
sary was cut down, In amount nearly one-half.
thorough investigation having proved that the
sum called for was excessive. Besides this,
very many Of the members OF Congress pro-
tested against the extravaganza Of the Depart
ment, while voting for an additional appro-
priation to continue the mail service. Mean
time the administration does not seem to be
afraid OF any explosion. The Investigation of
the frauds goes on deliberately but surely
grinding slowly but exceeding small.
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We are now prepared to cater promptly to the
increased demands made upon US. We have sc.
cured extra Statesmen. Work men and Bushelmsn.
The force in every department being so per cent
larger than ever before orders will from this date
be executed In as short time as any house In the
country can make them. and promises made will
be faithfully kept. We trust patrons will over
look the delay In their orders for the psst two
weeks, and promise them 1t shall not occur again.
Respectfully,
mic A. SAKS A CO,
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The New York Times to- day has seven or
eight columns OF additional exposures OF the
doings OF the star route ring. That sweet per.
sonage, Ex Congressman j. III Sypher, OF LOU
isiana. figures in special chapter as having
lone Of the most profitable routes In the list
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LNOk kALE-The largest assortment
- Of New and Second Hand OAR-
kIAGE6 AID BUaGiES. OF al descrip- -
lions; for sale or exchange at very low prices p.
d SCHMIDT CO.. 4s6 Pa. ave. mare 3m
ITOR EALE-I call special attention to my fancy
q spar. and two and threc-seat Trade ca" II,
WAGONS. Fine Box Wagon, suitable
for ciothter. 20 new 6pripg Wagons, AL 49,
sizes. large lot OF new and second hand BuseieA
wagons, &C.. Ut very low prices. J. x. PROBKY,
No. 81 Prospect ST., Georgetown. febl0 SIN
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WHKN ANY SEWING MACHINE AGENT
w leaves machine st your houso. do not pay ono
buy precisely tie oaMo machine TOR
tooa5 uoKENNxx. 81 - DlsQel
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EDUCATIONAL.

M ISIS AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON. (Gr.d-
LII uate OF the New England Conservatory 1879,
will resume instruction In Vocal aud Instrumental
orr esed at Metzerott's Music store. ml0-lu
ME-: 8, L. OADY'S BOARDING AND DAY
W SCHOOL Tor young ladies'; West End Inati-
tute, New haven, Conn. Eleventh year com
nences September 2lst. Send circular. m28-Sm
TNsTITUTION FOR THE IMPhOVED IN
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YORK The largest articulation School in the coun-
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DRlvATELf, OR IN OLASs.-Mathem.tics
l. Latin Greek. French. German and English
Special attention to preparation for College, Wen
Point Annapolis and al competitive examination
Terms In advance
d2S s.W. FLYNN. Am, 7O2 9Th st. northwest
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, corner OF
hiss progressive and successful experience Of six.
teen years. It educates young men and women for
usefulness and self support. Its graduates secure
positions OF trust and profit Course Of study and
training comprises the English Language, Business
Arithmetic epenceHAn Practical Penmanship,
Bookkeeping (by single and double entry) adapted
TO every variety OF business; Elocution and Lee
lures. Day and Evening Sessions For information
md terms call 1t the College or address HENRY O.
SPENCER. Principal. janl3
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For Circulars address Mrs. II. B. ARCHER, llOQ
Mass schusetts avenue. Washington. DO. jsnl9
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Ard low Jce Howard says he is the writer of
the fye-column Herald article charging treach-
cry upon Garfield in dealing with Conkling.
Howard. 1t viii be remembered, was the forger
OF the stock jobbing " Lincoln proclamation"
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PROFESSIONAL.

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~ northw.s st. between ID aud L streets. -
surgical and Mechanical Dentistry skill
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nR STARR PARsONs-DEsrIsr-RE
~ 20 439 9Th St, southeast corner 9th<C
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First class references. charges reason Sllo
able. sps0 6m
USEFUL FKkT and exercise in the open air
" ard sunshine, promote health. comfort and
visit Oh, WHITES EstabIshment, l4l6 Penn'a
avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel. for relief from
and avoidance Of ailments Of the feet Hours, q.
m. to p N. Fee 81 per visit apl2
nR. wEISENBORN. DENTIST, 9i5 7th street
IL northwest. CELLULOlD TEETH In -
serted 81 per set, and all operations on the S,II
natural teeth at reasonable prices. tx
nR. DUKE. DENTIST. ms 18th street northwest
~ between q street and New York ave- -
nne.Beautifnl Sets Of Teeth, es; Teeth ((
All operations warranted. ianlg
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TIPHOLSTXRERs, DEALERS, AND REPAIR.
" ER0. call for prices on Perforated and Elas.
40 CHAIR Bottoms and Backn- Any size e Astics