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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-04-04
CHAPTER SO

AN ACT relating to attorneys and admission to
the baT, and amendatoTy of section 2586 of the
revised statutes
The people of the state of Wisconsin represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
SeLuOul Subdivision 3, of section 2586. Of the
revised statutes, as fmcuded by chapter li Of he
laws of 1881 i, hereby amended so that said sub
division. when amended, shall read as follows. g.
Every other person who shall be of full age a
resident Of this state, and Of good moral charac-
ter may be admitted 10 practice as an attorney in
eli courts of record, except the supreme court,
by an ol der OF Judge Of the circuit court III }de
IN open court, Out the applicant shall first pro-
duCc TIC certificate hereinafter provided for from
the bosIl Of examiners appointed by the supreme
court that he possesses sufficient learning in the
law and ability to enable him 10 properly prac-
tce Il attorney.
Section 2. Section 25S6. orthe revised statutes,
IS hereby amended by adding thereto Il subdi-
vision to be numbered and to read az follows:
O. The supreme court shall, on or belo the
ser CuI uesday of August in each year, appoint
i've cor pctcnt attorneys, residents OF the state,
who sEal constitute a board of examiners for
the crallinetiOn Of applicants for admission to
the bar. Such board shall meet at the capitol
QUE or more IN each year and at such times, and
h-so at s.5h ON times aua PAGES with the
ST Je, as he supreme court shall direct for the
purpose }I EaIninng all applicants for admis-
Slul ~ t4e Oar and upon such examination
being had. the sad board shall issue 10 such an
puCautS IS they ind possessed Of sufficient Ierru-
ing IN tie law, ami ability and otherwise urqIf-
hed, certificate OF qualification for mission to
tie bIr The residence and age of the applicant
sllat he made 70 appear to said bcar5 by atIida-
duCcd 10 said board by such applicant Of good
moral character and OF having pursued the study
OF me law Tor at least two years prior to such ex
am lnat'C u. Three members OF such board shall
constitute quorum tor the transaction of bust
ne :.
Section 3. Section 1856. of the revised ststr1tes
Is hereby amended by adding thereto a subdiyis-
lon TO he Numbered and TO read as follows:
Ihsfe s12I bc paid ont of the state treasury to
eacG eXa1alner appointed as aforesaid q CUmpeu-
saLon not exceeding ten dollars per day and his
actual an necessary expenses in COINS 10, hold
In9 and returning from, any such examination
theein. to be fixed and certified by one Of the
Juzuccs OF the supreme court
St tclIon !. As soon as convenient after the PAS
sage OF th'sact, the supreme court shall appoint
a Pg ard II examiners Rs herein provided. 81 no
snail discharge the duties herein prescribed, un-
ui i9elg successors are appointed. The said
goara shaj lhereaft fer be appointed annually 0n
We second Tuesday Of August as hereubefore
pro 'ifsa.
Section . This act shall take effect and be in
force froa and after its passage and publication
Approved March l3 1885.
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Make the Desert Bloom.

From the Philadelphia Press
Can a desert be rendered fertile ana
fruitful by putting portion of it under
water2 On the supposition that such
a desirable result Is attainable, the
French are about to carry out the
long talked of scheme of flooding that
part OF the Sahara which is below sea
level, by means OF Il canal which will
admit the waters Ofthe Mediterranean
to the depressed basins Of the great
African desert. which are immediately
south OF the French possessions OF
Tunis and Algeria. BY this means it
is expected to overflow about 5000
square miles OF sandy and waste
territory and create an inland sea
very nearly as large as our Lake Erie
The evaporation Of water in the
vicinity OF a desert does not of itself
help the land, except to make its winds
when off the water less parching than
they would he ii the water were not
there. There must he mountains or
cross currents OF air OF lower tempera-
ture to cool the saturated atmosphere
and compel it to release some portion
of its water else the thirsty earth viii
feel the moistTe-laden wind pass over
it without receiving from it a single
drop. The proposed Sahara Lake
cannot fail to greatly increase the
rainfall OF Northern Africa, where the
Atlas mountains act as great cOnden-
ser ofmoisture. Perhaps by this means
the fertile belt which borders the
Mediterranean will be considerably
Widcned, and France be repaid thereby
for its gift OF water to the desert At
any rate, the project is amOst interest
ing one, and we hope the French people
will push 1t through and prove by aC-
tual experiment whether or not it is
possible to reclaim and render habit
able any considerable portion of the
great Sahara desert.
What a Demoralizcd Dude Did.
From the san Francisco Post.I
1t was ON dummy returning from
the sham battle at the PresidiO that a
dude and two dudines of the purient
breed were overheard conversing.
Yes, by jawve, / was nevah so
rawtled in me lie said the alleged
male. Il was looking for you ghals,
you knaw, and the first thing knew,
by jawve, ] found myself alone and
about a thousand OF those-ah-
cavalry fellows galloping down on me,
shooting their dreadful pistols, you
knaw-and chopping with their beastly
swords"
Good gracious, Did you rum"
Run? Naw" responded the eye
glass attachment Indignantly. Il lust
stood still and screamed.
The Universities OF Oxford and
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Assembly.

T,niox March % -RiIs wore nassad
,,ro,igo, for the roIIar.igr ,f cgstg II, C,i,-
mai ea,a7 for t6ecomniIationl lf town laws
and tn distribution of s 600 copies OF the
same:'or The payment Of S25 costs to the
opuosig party when q change of venue *
Is mao: authorizing the Board Of Super-
visors OF Milwaukee County to borrow
Sf0O. 90: for the biennial aupointmcut of
sgperircDdents Of the moor in Milwaukee
County, authorizing school directors to
borrow money from the trust funds- to
preventive manufacture and sale Of bogus
butfertnd cheese. for a unifor1o 1uIe for
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LEGESEiTEPE.


MADTON, Wis, March 23.-In the Senate
the billpassed for the punishment OF per
sons braking into railway cars for the pur-
pose Ofsteahng ride. The bill to author
ize the purchase Of certain state prehistoric
colleetDns was indefinitely postponed.
MADoN, March 24.-Ren onstrances were
presentd against the taxation OF life in
surancecOmpanies. Bills were introduced
to amed the city charter OF Jauesville and
to autlorize the sale and conveyance Of
real estte.
MADI1N March 25.-Bils passed to en-
able Incorporated cities and villages to in
stitute shoots for the instruction OF deaf
mutcs: tppropriating S12. 600 to defray
the expases OF the state exhibit at New
Orleans establishing a state public school
for dcpe.dent and neglected children; pro-
yidng fG Il more efficient school income by
increase taxation; increasing the apprO-
Driationto the State Labor Bureau to So
600. assembly, bills were concurred in
makinga annual appropriation OF $1,000
to the Safe Agricultural Society; authOriZ-
ing the granting Of an unlimited state
ccrtificat to graduates Of the normal de
partner OF the MilwaJ kec High School;
;ncle. ,sfg the per diem OF members of
couutyjOards Of supervisors from 81 to
So. Tie Joint Senate resolution was
adoptd authorizing the committee on
claims 20 introduce a bll appropriating
81 .O00or each of the years 1855 and 1856
TO theMilwaukee Industrial Exposition.
At the Vcning session the bin breaking up
the husncss OF graveyard insurance COM
pauies vas favorably reported.
MADfoN. March 2G.-BiIls were coucurred
in to nthorize a special tax levy in the
Wes leverage District OF the city Of Mil
wauke. TO protect the fishing interests OF
/ f5Ilr rtI Srr,ar.ita- n
the serencc Of vagrants on a diet Of bread
and w,ter, authorizing two or more Coun-
ties to unite in providing for the care OF
ClrOui insane. The debate on the bill to
purchase 1000 copies Of Moses NJ. Strong's
Tcrritrial History OF Wisconsin was cut
off bya m)tion to adjourn.
MARsoN March 27-The judiciary COM
mittedwas instructed to draft and report
bills e)vcmg those which failed OF being
acted upo or properly perfected at the
session OiJhe Legislature two years ago.
The ILL aIowing Moses N. Strong $4,000
for the manuscript Of his Territorial His
tory, and roviding for $500 copies Of the
same. wasordered to a third reading. The
Assembly III providing for instruction in
public sclools in physiology and hygiene
was Ordcrd To third reading. At the
evening session the bill passed amending
the chartc OF the Northwestern Life In
surauce Umpany, allowing that COrpO-
ration tutoId real estatefor ten instead OF
six years. The bin imposing on insurance
compauiea license fee Of $1,000 and : per
cent ofcah receipts for premiums was in
definitely postponed. The Assembly bill
prOvidugor a uniform rate Of assessing
property as cOncurred in.
MADfso, March 2S.-BilIsw swcre concurrcd
in authorizing town boards to levy tax
Of %oIn ap fngn1uv n hTu1-
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CHAPTER 60

AN ACT to appropriate sum Of money therein
named, to the Wisconsin sheep Breeders and
Wool Growers Association
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. There Is hereby appropriated out Of
any moneys in the state rTe9suTy not otherwise
appropriated, the sum Of two hundred dollars 10
the Wisconsin sheep Breeders and Wool Grow
ers Association, for the purpose of printing and
publishing the annual reports OF said ass0ca alton
tor the years 1885 and 1856
Section . This act shall take effect and be I'm
force from and alter its passage and publication.
Approved March I3, 1855
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AN All to amend subdivision 2 section s55
and section $50, revised statutes relating to the
dlstrl button OF public documents
The people OF the state of Wisconsin. reuresented
III senate and assembly, DO enact as follows
section I. subdivision 2, section So. revise
statutes, ls hereby amended so as to read as fol-
lows; , To the county clerk OF each county
suLhclent number Of copies of the laws 10 be dis
tnbuted by him 70 each Of the following officers
OF ms county, allowing one for each, viz. county
judge Judge and clerk of any municipal court
c4erk OF the circuit court, county clerk treasurer
sherld, district attorney, register of deeds sur
Neyor' coroner county superintendent Of schools
county superintendent OF poor, chairman of the
county board, justices of the peace and town
CLERKS OF each town. but no person who shall
hOId more than one Office shall be entitled TO re-
ceive more than one COPY.
~cuon 2 Section S59, revised statutes, is here
by amended so as 10 read as follows: The county
C4sI < II each county, within one month after the
adjournment ofthe legislature in each year shall
forward 70 the superintendent of puuIic proper
", statement OF the number OF officers IN his
county entitled by law to q copy Of the laws Dt
tire pEeeedlu legislature and Sc soon as the taus
are reaCy Tor distribution the said SuperiuLeud-
ent shall forward 10 esch ctuH Il clerk, uruTerlv
iay Se7i n boxes the number OF fCopi OF laws re
4'AEtl 9y slCn statement ana take receipt there
Coz. All expenses for such TRANSFORMATION shsii
De paid cut ci the county treasury. and the
county erE shan deliver such documents 70 the
pef 'ns entitled 10 Tea-iv- them. su6 u1t 10 Gis-
i1 e. ut them i'm any Giher manner
- '5aHa -Ets set SusIl take effect ard ne 81
-rilg isoL cuG after Is ls>ssEe ant publication
GpfI0Yed March Is, loo5.
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AN ACT to appropriate to the Wisconsin

AN ACT to appropriate to the Wisconsin Dairy
mems Association a sum of money therein
named.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
IN senate and assembly, do enact as follows
Section l. There is hereby appropriated t1 the
Wisconsin Dairymen's Association the sum Cf
two thoUs nd dollars out Of any money in The
state treasury not otherwise appropriated. This
appropriation is made to cover the years Of iss5
and 1856, and shall be paid TO said association in
two annual equal payments, to-wiG in 1855 and
1856,
Section 2. This act shall take effect aud ne in
force from and after its passage and publication
Approved March Is, 1855.
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LiTEST 1r4RRET REPORT.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO.
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Common Spring -. 200 a 25O
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Good to Choice Dairy. IT q is
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What a DemoraIized Dude Did.

THE Universities OF Oxford and
Cambridge have the reputation Of be
ing hot-beds of slang. 1t is said that
nine-tenths OF the slang words heard
in England to-day came from these IN
stituti0ns.
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An ACl relating 10 the collection ofstatistlcs and
amanaatory Of section 1907 of the revised stat
utes.
The people of the state of Wisconsin represented
IN senate and assembly. do enacL o t4LLnLrs.
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Is cents will buy ladies realkid slip
per at Block Bros.
Strawberry festival Tuesday night
| sos Main street.
Remember the strawberry festival
sos Main street,
Elegant store Gl2 Elm street for rent
Apply TO j. NJ. Dram.
Patroni2e the strawberry festival
| May II, sos Main street.
Ladies' misses and childrens' spring
Hill slippers at Leon Kahn's.
SIS Main street. All kinds of fruits
aud vegetables at A. e. Bydche's.
For good carriage, buggy, phmton OF
blackboard go TO John $. Witwer.
Bouche keeps all kinds OF cigars and
tobacco. Try his nickle Tiger cigar.
The cheapest way to dress: Go tc
| Douglass Bros. the merchant tailor, and
have n suit made to order.
Buggies, phaetons and carriages of CIV,
cry style and description are to DO found
at tho Weir Plow company.
John s. Witwer sells lawn mowers
iron hitch posts, garden barrows, hand
carts, farm and spring wagons, buggies
etc.
PIP. p. will cure all diseases OF chick.
ems, turkeys ducks geese and birds
Sold at p cents per package by, George
4. Atkins, Dallas.
The Weir Plow company are having a
good run on spring wagons, They de-
serve success, as they are sole agents
Tor the celebrated Racine work.
Those who are in need OF buggy
phtaeon or carriage, would find it Il
their interest TO examine the splendid
stock OF the Weir Plow company.
After May we will have ample room
for all kinds OF storage in the new rooms
of the auction and commission house
Of Fine, Very Fine, 6l3 and Gl5 Elm
street.
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ers, ON account OF the nature OF the
deed of ssid property to Smith county.
Property owners go 50 far as to say they
will sue out an Injunction to prevent
the occupation of thel lot.
Last night, about 10 O'Clock,
q burglar attempted to enter
the residence of Mrs. M II. Bonner
the male members Of the family being
absent, but he was frustrated by Mrs
Charles f. Bonner, who had the pres.
ence OF mind to telephone for help. The
burglar hearing this fled, and the brave
little lady hastened the flight by pis'
tol th0t
The Baptist Aid society is giving {
festival to- light. The participants have
TO wear overcoats and sit by the fire &c
do justice to the ice cream, on account
OF small slice of winter that came u
hand to-day.
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Cleburne Cuttings.

CLEBuRNE, Neutrality-suspicious.
Mr.. Anderson purchased to-day from
Nordyke, Mormon Co. Indianapolis,
Indiana, the power and full roller ma
chinery of latest improved process,
with from 70 to 100 barrels capacity, for
tho Touring mill here. The purchase
money il deposited In the bank here,
and the machinery is expected to ar
rive about July Is. The contract is also
let for the brick part of the building.
IL is now an assured fact that Cleburno
will have mill this summer that will
make az good -four as can now be made
John l.. White, OF Bosque county, was
acquitted of murder to-day.
There was msJrial in the case
against Elisha Lot,
Judge Heath, county judge Of Rock
wall, is in the city.
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Il A. EG R " w

This famous STANDARD sred Hambl5tonlaa
Stallion viii serve p limited uumberO of Mares
at the GFAPEvNE PRAIRIE STOCK FARM.
near Dallas, under the management OF
Reuben Armstrong.
LARRY WIS SIRE Louis NnpOleoul
was the sire ofJerome Eddy, record 2 49, and
sold 10 JeWett Bros Of Buffalo, % - 0O0
and stand a. the mead Of their Stud ri 500
the season. also Myrtle, record Z:fa spin.
nclia, record 1891 md several others wit.
fast records and trials. Vo unteer the sire
OF Louis Napoleon, h-s q with records 10
2:8O or better, and better than 300: among
them are 81. JUL. n, 2liA; G Oster, 2.i7: and
Ally, 2;l9 LAelY WIS Dam, Fanny Mapes,
half sister 10 Goldsmith Maid, has proven
herself to be great brood mare, being the
dam of jerome Eddy, record ;l6s6, and seve
raj others that cOulp beat 1890
LARkY W.
Is q beautiful dark bay, with black
points; Is 1914 hands high; weight 1875
pounds; has not been worked for speed .hay-
ing been put In the stud when two years old,
when he produced the three fast colts, VIZ:
A q. Dewey, ROssmon and Resale his only
get of that year. a. G. Dewey trOtted seven
races IN 1884, only losing one heat. He trot-
ted through the Missouri, Kansas and hi.
nolS Circuits, beating such good colts as Bal
aclava, by Onward; Alice Almond, by Al
mont; Judge Sprague, by Gov. Sprague, and
other fast colts, and has shown y mile In
80 to pole and obtained Il record of 2:4O
Rosalie, the three year-old file, trOtted
mile at Joliet, ILL.,, 1885 overs u mile track
and trotted second to BHacava ct Carthage
III, in 2:l0 ROsamond has not started in
race, but Is as speedy as either of the TITO.
TERMs-SllO FOR THE SEASON.
Mares not proving in Dal may be bred to
LARRY w. free of charge the following sea-
son. The Nshi0n bic bred Stallion, NAM
BRINO CHIEF, win also stand limited
number Of mares at the same ranch at Grape
Vine. Terms, S25 for the season. Call on or
address REUBEN ARMSTRONG,
Care City National Bank, Dallas.
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These Prices Talk.

Hanan e. Sons bost French kid hand
sewed low button at $500 worth 700.
Hanan II Sons best mat kid hand sewed
seamless OXiofds at 5000 worth $500
Best French kid hand sewed, mat tops,
southern ties at 500 worth 81 80. lot
beet French calf seamless low button, in
IS 90 worth $3.50. The above are all
gents, best hand made goods, and will
be offered ut above prices for cash for
this weeB only. Don't miss il. II. Page
IL Son, 705 Elm street.
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II Is simply wonderful, the reputation
Hawes spectacles and eye glasses have
attained throughout the United States,
they are known from the Atlantic to the
PScitic, and the reputation is built upon
real merit. Testimonials from the most
eminont men Of the country are given
who have had their sight improved by
their use. These celebrated glasses are
tor sale in Dallas, only by, Eisenlohr
Bros. IL Schneider, druggists and Ger
man opticians.
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TYLER, May s. - Correspond.
ence.l : Tho people are consider.
ably divided on the question Of
the location for the federal
court building. II Is reported that the
west half Of the public square will be
recon ended ass suitable place whore
In TO locate the building. II In, how.
ever, extremely doubtful II good title
can be made by the county commission
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The effects of Hawkes. crystallzod len,
ses upon the organs OF vision is simply
wonderful, as there are several promi-
nent gentlemen in the Land ONCE
whose sight has been restored by their
uso, and hundreds OF similar cases
throughout the United States can bo re-
ierad to II Austin Statesman.
For sale IN Dallas only hy Eisenlohr
Bros. q Schneider, druggists and Ger
man opticians.
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Special Notice

The great reputation my speotscles
and eye glasses have attained through.
ont the country, has led INSCRIPTIONS
person to counterfeit Thorn; there are
none genuine unless the name OF
. Hawkes." Ia stamped on the frame, and
/ would respectively announce that !
positively employ no poddlers. For sale
I'm Dallas only by Eisenlohr Bros. 4
schneider, druggists and German op.
icinng
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such personal aid as tho case lusN
require, A. Net matters hang back
because Inc weather in cool and the
people are not frightened. With the
hot suns of May and June all this
mechanlsm will spring into activity
like hive OF bees when the flowers
hInnn
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Persons suffering from weak eyes,
arising from nervous arrangement or
over taxation, either In youth or middle
age, will find great relief by using
Hawkes. crystalized lenses. For sale In
Dallas only by Eisonlohr Bros. and
SohuoldoT, druggists ard German opti.
clans.
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Messrs, Eisenlohr Bros. & Schneider
druggists have an immense stock o
Hawkes. celebrated spectacles and pat
ent spring eye glasses, and ar5 prepar
ed to fit them to all conditions Of the eye
A perfect ht warranted.
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All private matters cured. Parties treated
by letter and medicine sent Is. q. d.
DIR, WASSERCUG, a regular Graduate
Diploma I'm otlice-lS years practice.
OFFICE Hours: ga. m. 10 . D. M: .. m.
to Q p, III, SUEDAYs--gtO 4 a, m; Sto 3 nm.
DALLAS, TEXAS, april ". 1875.
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The press and the public throughout
the country are unanimous in the praise
of Hawkes. celebrated speotacles and
Patent spring eye glasses. For sale in
Dallas only by Eisenlohr Bros. x
Schneider, druggists and German OPP
ticlans.
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Colorado city securs. Matnr.

COLORADO Cry, May 7. - [Cor
respondence. go A test was to-day
made at the well recently
bored for the purpose of supply
Ing the city with water. After pump
ing from the we'll 80 gallons Of watel
per minute for several hours the stream
seemed 10 be as strong ~ when the
pumping began. There Is now no fur
Their question about the water supply
for the city. City bonds have been reg
istered and sold to the amount OF $4,000
and an abundance of water OF good
quality will be secured in 60 days.
THOROUGH TEST.
COLORADO CRY, May 6.-lSpeoial.l i
The test at the city water works well
was continued to-day. Tho engineer
began pumping this morning at II
O'clock at the rate OF 70 gallons per min.
ute, aad continued until p. m, at the
same rate, and there is as yet no indica.
ton OF exhausting the supply. Another
well OF the same capacity Will be sum
Gent 70 supply the city.
There has scarcely beon day for the
past three weeks that Il has not rained.
Last night "a very hard rain fell, accom-.
panied by considerable wind.