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AN ACT to amend sections one hundred and t


Approved March 1, 1883.
112
AN ACT to amend sections one hundred and twen-
tyone 12D and one hundred and twenty-five
122l of chapter ten (10) of the General Statutes
OF one thousand eight hundred and seyenty-eight
ISIS, pertaining TO the duties of board of health
and precaution and prevention of scarlatina.
Be il enacted by the Legislature of1the State OF
Minnesota:
Section l. That sections one hundred and twen-
ty-one 121) and hundred and twenty-five (122) Of
chapter ten 40 of the General Statutes of one
thousand eight hundred and seventy eight 187S)
be, and the same are hereby amended so as to read
Sec. 121. Duties of board of health relative to
scarlet fever, diphtEeria aud small pox.)-1t
shall be tho duty OF any and every member of
they are Informed that there is case of scarlet
fever, diphtheria small pox within the territory
over which the board of health of which he is a
member, has jurisdiction, to notify majority of
such supposed facts within six (6l hours after such
information is received by said member of said
board, and they shall Immediately examine into the
facts OF the case. and IT the disease appears to be
scarlet fever, diphtheria small pox, they shall
adopt such quarantine and sanitary measures az
may in their judgment tend to prevent the spread
OF said disease in its locality.
Sec l22. Precautions, preventions, and penal
ties). And said board OF health shall have power
to forbid by notices posted upon the entrances TO
premises where there may be patient sick with
scarlatina diphthera small poX, any person,
cent the medical attendant and his advisers, from
gong to or leaving said premises without their per-
mission, or carrying causing TO be carried any
material whereby said disease may be con-
veyed, until said disease has abaed, aud the prem
iSes, dwelling and clothing have been rendered free
from disease by such disnfecting means as the
board may direct; and if said board shall be in-
formed that the above, or any reasonable and Sani-
tary measures which they have adopted and made
public is or has been violated, then the said board
may cause said offenders against this act to be ap
pretended and brought before officer having
jurisdiction, and said offenders SHALL bon convc-
ton, be liable to fue in the Of not less than five
dollars $50 than twenty five dollars 1921
for any violation under this act. ANY member of
any board of health who shall neglect his duties
under the provisions Of this act shall be liable upon
conviction in court having competent jurisdiction,
to be fined in q sum not less than twenty-five dol
lars (f25l nor more than one hundred dollars
$500 for the first offense. and for conviction for
violation of this act the second time SHALL in addi
ton to the fines already provided, become disquali
fed from holding the Office Of. or TO which is at
tached the duties of member of board of health.
Sec p This act shall take effect and be in force
| from and after its passage
Approved March 2, 1888.
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of Minneapolis lying on the west side of the Mis-
sisspoi river"
Section 3 This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved March 3 1888.
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be a continuation of the supplement first above
mentioned. Two hundred (200) copies of said ad-
Nitional supplement shall also be delivered said
Estate Librarian on or before June first (1sO, egh
teen hundred and eighty-three (ISS3), bound
separately in half-sheep binding. Said book
shall be equal in workmanship and
quality OF material used to the
edition now in market, and shall
be subject to approval by the secretary of state.
SEQ 3. Counties or towns, or any private citizen
Of this State desiring to procure such statutes for
The use of themselves their respective officers,
may be supplied by the state librarian with the
humber of copies desired for that purpose upon
payment into the State treasury of the sum of five
dollars $50 for each copy supplied; application
therefor 70 be made through the auditors OF the
Spsctive counties.
Sec 4. The state librarian is hereby made Gus
todan of said Statutes and he shall brand, or CAUSE
10 DO branded, with the words state copy" each
and every copy set apart for the State. Said libra
rien shall keep an accurate account OF all sucn
statutes purchased by him and the disposition or the
same, and shall take take receipts for all of said
Statutes delivered to officers of the State or other
persons duly authorized to receive them.
Sec. D. Should the money be advanced and paid
into the State treasury by the counties and towns of
this State for the purchase of additional copies of
the said statutes and supplements, under the pro-
visions of section % of this act the money so
paid into the State treasury shall be sst apart and
constitute fund for the payment of said books;
and the state auditor, upon presentation of the re-
copies, may draw his upon the state treas
uTer, payable out of said fund, for the price OF such
additional copies received.
Sec. g. This shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage
Approved March 3, 1883.
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AN ACT to amend section eleven I'D of chapter
siXty-one CD OF general statutes one thousand
eight hundred seventy-eight ISIS, relating to
the recording OF marriage certificates
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of
Minnesota:
Section /. Section eleven I'D of chapter sixty
one cd. general statutes one thousand eight hun
dred seventy-eight QS7S) be. and the same is
hereby, amended so to read as follows:
'6ec. Il. Every person sOlenniziug marriage
shall make q record thereof, and within month
make and deliver to the clerk of the district court
of the county where tbs marriage took place, or Of
the county to which said county is attached for
judicial purposes, certificate under his hand,
flaming the particulars mentioned in the proceeding
section, which certificate shall be filed and recorded
by said clerk in a book kept by him for that pur-
pose; and SAID clerk shall be entitled receive the
sum of % cents for recording said duplicate GER
fihcate from the person Offering the same for
record"
Sec 2. This act shall take effect from its pas
sage.
Approved Feb. 10, 1883.
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is entitled to vote as is required by this act ola
person whose vote is challenged"
Sec. 5. By changing the word five" (5) found
in the fourth (4thl line Of section thirty (3O
to seven (7l.
Sec. 6. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage
Approved March /, 1883.
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AN ACT amending sections one %. two (2) and
Eve o., of chapter twenty (2O) of the General
Statutes of one thousand eight hundred aud sew
enty-eight QS78l, relating to the preservation Of
game.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State Of
Section l. That section one d of chapter twenty
(20) Of the General Statutes of thousand eight
hundred and seYenty-eiCht QS7S, as amended by
Chapter ffty-three 90, General Laws of one thou
sand eight hundred and eighty-one QSSD, be, and
the same IS hereby amended so as TO read fo!iowS
Section / No person shall kill, or pursue with
intent TO XII, any woodcocE, saving only during the
month of July after the third (3d day of said month
and during the months of August, September and
Octoberi HOT any prairie hen or chicken, nor any
white breasted or sbarp-tailed grouse or prairie
chickens, save only between the 18th day of Au-
gust and the lst day OF October succeeding in any
year, nor any quail or partridge, nor any RULED
grouse or pheasant, only during the months OF
October, November and December, nor any aquatic
fowl, save only between the lst day of September
Snd the fifteenth t15 day Of May succeeding IN any
year. any person or persons offending against any
provisions Of this act shall be punished by fine of
not less than five (j) dollars nor more than
fifty go dollars and by the forfeiture Of
any and all of the above named game birds,
found ia his or their possession and by the for
TEXTURE ot any gun or guns and sporting lmple-
ments and any dog or dogs, IN LIS or their posses
siOns together with the costs of prosecution, or
both, in the discretion of the court"
Sec. 2. Section two % Of said chapter be, aud
hereby is, amended by striking out the word No
vember when the same occurs therein, aud insert
ing n lieu thereof the word December"
Sec. ,. That section five 90 of said act be
amended SO as to read as follows:
Sec >. No person or corporation, or any en-
ploye of such corporation. shall, at any time or in
tuy manner export or carry out or cause to be eX-
ported carried out or have in possession for the
purpose Of carrying out, or attempt in any way to
carry out OF the limits of this State of the
birds mentioned i'll section one (D of
this act, any Of the animals part OF
animal mentioned in section two 81 there
OF. Any person or corporation offending against
any OF the provisions OF this section SHALL for each
and every such ofeuse, be deemed guilty of d mis-
demeauor, and on conviction thereof shall bs pun
ished by d fine net exceeding one hundred ($lo0)
dollars, nor less than five dollars so,
or by Imprisonment in the county jail
rot exceeding three months; and provided
further, that for the purposes hereof, the
transportation attempted transp ortation hav-
lag in possession therefor as aforesaid of each bird
animal distinct part thereof, shall ne aud con-
stItute a distinct and separate offense."
Sec 3. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
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AN ACT in relation to the admission of attorneys,
ard the practice of nonresident attorneys, in
courts of this state.
FBeit enacted by the Legislature of the State Of
Minnesota
Section I. All persons who shall have been ad-
United TO practice in the supreme court of any other
state or territory, and who shall have become resi-
dents Of this state may be admitted to the bar of
ali the courts of this state, upon production of their
certificates of admission TO practice in the courts OF
such OtheI state or territory.
Sec. 2. Any person who has been Sd admitted to
practice in any other state territory, wherein he
shall be still residing, aud who shall, attorney
or counsellor, attend any term of the supreme
court of any district court of this state, for the
purpose of trying or participating in the trial or
proceedings Of or in any action, special proceed
ing then and there pending, may, upon motion of
any attorney counsellor of such court, and with
out examination to his qualifications be- by an
order to be entered upon the minutes of the pre-
siding judge, licensed and admitted to practice in
and for the purposes of such action special pro-
CeeGinE only.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force
trom and after It's passage.
Approved March 3, 1883.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-07-26

The first crOss-walk in town has
i'een put down, from Coon, Russell 4
Co.'s to Campbcll's corner.
Wings mill started up again, Wednes-
day Of last week; cutting, by the thous-
and We hear, for the principal creditors,
the +. 4 l.. NJ. X. IL. Co.
j.. w. Bolycn has the Job of building
Bridge across the river south of town,
and Is getting the material OH tho
ground ready for work.
4. Bush killed sixteen squirrels,
Monday, during hunt Of about three
hours duration, and not going over a
mile from town.
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I The Iced Ciry Chr'ion says: NJ. y.
Green l,ns bought 40 acres of land two
miles east of " Wuyland, Allegan county,
! where he will remove about next We'd
I ncs,lay or Thursday, and make his
future home. The land Is all improved
and under high state of cultivation; is
good soil; has good buildings and all
kinds of fruit. Mr.. G. came to Reed
City In Septem mber, 1871, when the
business part of the town WINS located
at the eolrcrs. wlsrc Shay's livery
stable now stands. OF the 150 or 200
people who were here Mt that time, Mr..
Green is the only one now in Reed
City. J. M. Reed and A. B. Slosson
were stopping here but were making
Big Rapids their home. JAS. McKeig
was also here but as he moved away
two weeks ego II leaves Mr.. g. the
oldest settler. He erected the building
now occupied ly Freedman's cigar
factory, which was the first building
of any kind built on Upton avenue.
Mr.. q. having been SO prominently
identified with the growth and prosper
ity of our town, and being good cit
izen, we regret his departure. He has
accrptably filed the positions of Sup
ervi.or of the township. trustee Of the
village, village assessor, member of the
school board, and held 0thSr positions
of trust. He has been an officer in the
Odd Fellows lodge and an earnest
worker In the Baptist society and Sum
day school. He was also one year sup
erintendent of the county poor farm.
He has our best wishes for his future
success"
The Manistee Times says: 1t now
appears that, according to u law passed
by the state legislature last winter, the
school board of each city shall consist
of five trustees instead Of six, the num-
Der allowed under the old law, and |
that the recent election of two trustees |
in this city WAS an Illegal proceeding
that one trustee only should have
been elected ut that time. A member
of the city school board has written to
the State Board of Education to as
certain the proper way for the Elec-
tors of this district to get out of the
mu.ldlc; and until instructions from
headquarters are .eccived, the matter
cannot be legally adjusted"
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Rev. Mr.. Hayward of Mani-tec wns II,
town, on W. dncs.!ay Of last wcck con.
iuctiug services in ~. Matthews chap
el in the evening.
Ifyou want your property insured,
go to ThOs. Smurtlwaite, ESQ, who
represents some Of the best companies
in the world.
Any Of our subscribers having some
good dry stove wood on hand, and
wishing to pay their subscription,
would confer favor Ivy bringing Il
load or two along just now.
Never in the history of this locality
has there been such an over abundance
of rain. The farmers find IL well nigh
impossible to secure their crops of hay
and grain.
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A party of Baldwinites went up on
the Manistce river, last week, camp
ing out for three or four days-after
whortleberries. They report great
abundance of the fruit; but two much
rain for enjoyment Of gathering them.
We are convinced that Arthw's
Home Magazine grows more beautiful
and attractive as the years go by; both
I'm reading matter and engravings.
The August number is a perfect gem.
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The Gladwin Record has been en-
largcd and changed to u 5 column
quarto; "a new orLer of things made
necessary by increased prosperity.
Glad to note 1t.
The Manistee Democrat came out,
last week, changed from quarto to
an S-column folio, with new heading
and type. 1t is good local sheet.
The Reed City Ners says: "France
& Poacock's planning mill, and sash,
door and blind factory Is running to
its full capacity, and still the orders
come in. Improvements are contin-
ually being made"
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In the August number OF the Gen.
tury magazine we find an interesting
article OH "Bob White, the Game
Bird of America" beautifully illus
trated. Also, an instructive historical
sketch about the present condition of
the Mission Indians I'm Southern Cali
fornia. There are other articles that
20 to make this edition one Of the
most attractive ever issued.
Among the most valuable and inter-
esting illustrated articles to bo found
In the August number of the Phrcno-
logical Journal are "Language-No.
L." the Brooklyn Bridge" and "The
American Switzerland" The first
named article is in regard to the in
vuntion Of the art of printing; and is
of especial interest to the typos.
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The Eclipse says: "The insurance
OF Seaman & Webster's mill, burnt,
June 3Oth, has been satisfactorily ad-
justed. The firm receive 50, 800 Of the
$4,000 covering the mill, $500 Of the
amount being deducted for the boilers,
which were not entirely ruined. A
gang of laborers are at work clearing
away the debris, and the mill will be
rebuilt Immediately"
We understand there will be a har-
vest home picnic and dance at M. l..
Parker's grove, 2i miles north of town,
Friday, Aug. 10th. All are cordially
invited.
Mrs. B. Erhlich and Miss Cone, of
Chicago, are spending few Of the
Summer days with Mrs. NJ. l.. Par
ker, of Wcbber.
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Clarion: "And now the Lake county
farmers come to the front with big
stories about the remarkable growth Of
clover on the plains lands. The tellcrs
Of fish stories will go to the foot"
Certainly Trashy yarns must always
give place to solid facts.
N. /. Kinne, Of Elk, has our thanks
for some nice ripe currants, and some
fresh onions and lettuce. The latter
wns fine and large as we have ever seen
and splendid sample Of the "garden
sass" produced on the plains.
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Natlre CleanSeS

The system, If given an opportunity,
but very few persons find time to give
nature chance and so the blood,
comes so clogged with disease that
unless some help is given 1t the person
will be afflicted by blood poisoning and
suffer with Pimples, Boils, Carbuncles,
Concers, Scrofula, &C., and often die
without help. Save yourself from all
this suffering and loss Of time by using
Pdrmeiec's Blood Purifier which pre-
vents all disease In the system. Large
bottles $l.00. Sold by Il. Campbell
Baldwin, Mich.
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The HllSshlla,

Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Headache
seem to take the place Of the three
graces in many household. How sad
is the condition of such u family. The
Kidneys and Liver often get ,eranged
and perhaps the parents or even chill
,rcn may be suffering from Diabetes,
Brig,,t's Disease or some kindred dis
case. AS n preventive and also cure
for all the diseased conditions of the
Human family 10 preparation equals
P1meice's Dyspepsia, Diabetes, Kidney
and Liver Cure. Only Sl.O0 for large
bottle. Sold 10y Il. Campbell Baldwin,
Mich
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Geo. &. Kimball, General Manager
Of the e. e. w. NJ. II. r.. with Ensi-
nccr Kirkpatrick were ut the Occiden-
tai, Tuesday, having come overland
from the terminus Of the road, few
miles south Of Baldwin. They met,
10y previous agreement, we presume,
Hon. Geo. W. Roby and Hon. p. NJ.
Danahcr, Ludington, OH business rela-
tive to hauling pine'to Pere Marquette
river. Ofcourse these railroad officials
are close inou,hed about their inten-
tions; but we will venture prediction
that the road will he completed to
Baldwin before Winter.
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Remainder This.

best Btters made. They promote
sleep and allay Nervousness. They
tone up and strengthen the system,
without exciting the brain as do most
other stiniulaiits. They 500 the to rest
the jurring nerves, and calm the irrit-
able and jaded system. They are pre-
pared from the purest materlnis and
are the best medicines you cali Use for
restoring health and strength. Try
them, 50 cents per bottle. Sold by
e. Campbell, baldwin, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-07-26

John Giberson, Esq, formerly In
the practice law at Manistee, has
taken up his headquarters at Chase.
We hear him well spoken Of
An excursion train was run from
Manistee to Bay City, Tuesday, over
the +. 4 Pm. II. X.
The warm weather and rains create
large growth on the plains.
Manistee Is shipping whortlebcrrics
across the Lake to milwaukee.
The raspberrics are ripening.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-07-26

Agents wanted in every town in the
United States to sell Rex Magnus, an
article indispensable in every family.
Live grocery inen and druggists pre-
ferred, as they need it in their own
business. Grocers will not only make
good profit in supplying the large de-
mand but can save great d0al Of
money by using it tn keep meats,
milk, etc, which would otherwise
spoil. Address The Humiston Food
Preserving Co., ~ Kilby ST., Boston,
Mass. Sec adyt.
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We Are Anxious

That every young l.riy shoud know
what II delicate AMI harm less bcautificr
is to be found in HH,ih0n's Oricntdt
Bdim. 1t is absolutely HARMLESS, aud
it makes the complexion SO soft, aud
bril- liant, so surely removes all Tan
an Frecklcs, that one needs only to
give 1t trial to he convinced of its
merits. Only 90 cents PER bottle ST. |
by f.. Campbell, baldwin, Mich.
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For SALE!-lG0 Acres Land, 81 acres
ImprOve.i; mile south ct Forman;
Frame House and Barn; also l60 Acres,
II miles from Forman; with Good
Frame Buildings, also, Orchard of Bear
ing Trees. For terms, enquire ut the
STAR Office; or, of
JOHN +. RANDALL,
Section q, Yates Township.
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A workman employed ~ D"haiier
Il M'l ndy Cas- camp was severely
ajurrd by falling from n load of logs
which spread from the bottom. lie
was badly bruised about the head; but
IL Is thought he will recover. He was
attended by DIR. w. Il. Mott, and was
sent to Big Rapids hospital, this Thurs
day., morning.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-07-26

B. n. Berger, will be in Baldwin in
few days prepared to do all kinds of
Dentistry. Having taken thorough
course ut the University of Michigan,
he can give his patrons the benefit at
prices as low as first-class work can be
done for.
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A Card.

TO all who are suffering from the
errors and indiscretions of youth, ncr
vous, weakness, early decay, loss of
manhood, &c, will send a recipe
that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by missionary in South
America. Send self-addrcsscd envel-
ope to the REV JOSEPH Il. INMAN, Sta
ion ID, Ne,o York CITY.
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NoTIcE.-Io Fnriners of surround
Ing country! | am prepared to buy
your Fat Cattle; and will pay the
highest Cash Price for them! Let me
know as soon as you have them for
sale. AUG. &. GOEIIREND,
baldwin Mit.i,
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Rheumatism Positively ClrCd

In the shortest time. Write for
free 40 page pamphlet on rheumatism,
to r. X. Hclpcnstine, Druggist, wash
ington, ID. {.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-07-26

Those desiring to purchase the Royce
Reaper or Meadow King Mower, or
Repairs for the same, should apply to
ISAAC GRANT, Agent,
Chase. Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-07-26

Chase has u Larger Clothing Estab-
lisliment than any place of its size.
Everybody will do well by calling ut
onc-price Mammoth Clothing House,
Chases Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-07-26

Mr. Nelson Tower, Mcndon, Mich,
says: ~ have good reports from
Browns Iron Bitters, and il gives the
best of satisfaction.
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VOLUME XI.
HOME STARLIGHT.

TO OUR SUB.SCRIBERS:-An a
dut,cn ucross this item Tifh pen on i,e'i-
eli signifies Nof your s"Gstria,on h"s
crpircd, and re~cudi respectfully so
Hcifed.
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Good Workingmen's Pants, Strong
Made, 81. One-price Mammoth Cloth
ing House, Chase, Mich.