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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-07
Amendments to General Stat
uteS.

Amendment to title "a, chapter 66, Cen
Statutes 1873, concerning supplement-
airy proceedings. .......... ............. 155
Amending section IL Of General Stat
utes, relating to intoxicating liquors .156
Amending section 2. OF chapter II, Of
General Statutes relating to bastards. 1877
Amending sections l and 2, Of chapter
eS,General Statutes relating to admis-
Amen meme IN ' section s4s, Of title &, Gen
Amending chapter 81, title g.. General
Statutes 1878, relating to cemetery as
Legalizing record Of certificates executed
under section 20, chapter 81, title 2.
General Statutes 1878 .16l
Amending chapter 49, General Statutes
1878; relating to banks and banking .162
eral Statutes 1873 relating to affidavit
Of costs in foreclosure sale..... 163
Amending section 125, chapter 8, Gen
eral Statutes 1878, concerning meander
Amending section 3, chapter SO. General
Statutes 1878, relating to conveyances
by married women -. .......... .....165
Amending section l. chapter 124. General
Statutes 1873, relating to legal holidays; 166
Amending section l, chapter %, General
Statutes, relating to aucioneers. 1877
Amending chapter Of General Statutes,
relating to county officers. 16S
Amending section 3 OF chapter OF Gen.
eral Statutes, relating to boundary line
OF Beltrami and Cass counties 49,. ....169
Amending section IL OF chapter 81 Gen.
eral Statutes, relating to weights and
measures. ...........,...,.... 1IO
Amending section Of chapter 80, Gen.
eral Statutes, relating to chattel mort
Amending section Of chapter Is, Of
General Statutes. relating to partition
Amending chapter IS Of General Stat
utes, relating to uses and trust ..........173
Amendments to General
Laws.
Repeating chapter ITO, General Laws
1887, abolishing process Of garniSh-
ment against workingmen 80. ......174
Amending chapter 40, General Laws
1887. relating to official publications. .175
Amending section 10, chapter l, General
Laws of 1878, relating to taxes. ........ I76
Amendment to chapter 145, General
! Laws 1885, relating to incorporation Of
Amending chapter &c Of General Laws Of
1879, relating to interest and usury 80. 17s
Amending chapter 40, General Laws OF
1883, relating to savings banks ..,....17e
Amending section IL, chapter %, Gen.
eral Laws Of 1867 relating to incoTpora-
ton of sayings association. ...,......1SQ
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-07
State Officers.

Relating to compensation of members :.
To validate assignments Of judgments
State e' auditor may execute satisfactory as
signments, etc., on behalf of state 49,. q
Amending chapter 100, General Laws Of
1879 relating to fireman at capitol -. 81
Authorizing the secretary of state to dis
tribute certain documents ............. 3
Providing for the distribution Of copies
of the geological survey ...... ....:...
Amending section of chapter 21S Of
General Laws of 1855, relating to the i,
state library. ...................... d
Amending chapter 254 Of General Laws
Amending chapter lis, General Laws Of
1881, relating to legislative manual...... O.
Declaring place for deposit for convey .
sntes 10 u the s!are ~ iii ;nsnactor and
disposing of the fees. s.
Exempting members and employees Of
legislature from grand juries during
session thereof. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. =
Relating to duty of attorney general re- i.
specting interpretations.
Relating to Corporations.
Amendatory to chapter "a, General Stat
utes. relating to corporations. ......... 8
Relating to sale of land by religious cor
poratOnS ...... .............-........
Relating to corporations not for pecuni- =
Requiring railways to build highway :
Amending section liz Of chapter 81,
General Statutes. relating to corpora
Amendment to chapter 107, General
Laws 1888 relating to annuity, safe :
deposit and trust companies ...........10
Amending title 1, chapter "a, General
Statutes, relating to corporations. 10
Amending section 2 of chapter 81, Gem
eral Laws 1881, relating to railway !.
companies. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Subjecting certain corporations and COM
panies to the provisions of the state
banking laws. ....:.-.: .;.-..,.-.... ;lO
Amending section 4 of chapter Is, Of
General Laws Of 1887, relating to rail-
Authorizing foreign railroad companies
to extend lines into and through the
Relating to allowance Of accounts of ex-
ecutors and administrators. 80. go. 10
Amending section of title l OF chapter
81, General Statutes, relating to contin-
uance and renewal Of corporations. 80. To-
Repeating chapter IL Of General Laws Of
1887, for the taxation of railroad COM
IL
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-07
Garnishment and Lien Law,
Game and Fish Laws.

An act for the preservation of game. 49,.
Providing for the protection of white
fish, fry and young brook trout. ......
Amending action 104 of chapter 6 Gen.
eral Statutes, relating to fish commits
sion. .....: 49,. ......... ..............
Amending chapter 14O General Laws OF
1887, relating to dairy products.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-07
State District and Justic
Courts.

Relating to powers and jurisdic ton Of
judges of district court, in case Of sick
Relating to ex;;empiifcation Of Judgment
of justice in another state -.............111
Prohibiting clerks of district courts prac-
ucing as attorneys ..........-...........112
Terms OF eourtin Mile Lac county :..:.. lib
Terms OF court t In I've, Madena county,
Prescribing terms Of court in the Twelfth
judicial district.... -. -. ............115
Relating to actions by or against e1ecu-
Re sEls to satisfaction Of
Relating to judges in the Fourth Judicial
district. ......lIS
Relating to salaries Of supreme judges ..119
| Relating to costs in actions to determine
Terms of court in Pope county ......... 121
! Relating to decisions of court fled out Of
Relating to grand jurors ii Marcn 22) :. ...125
Relating to qualifications of jurors .......1A
Terms Of court in Second judicial district. l. 5
Relating to examination Of offenders, etc. 26
| Relating to evidence .................:..12 7
Relating to district courts In Hennepin
Reiating to summons in justice courts i2s
Terms Of court IN Hubbard county, FIT
teenth Judicial district. 100
Terms of court in Sixteenth judicial dis
Amendment to section a42 chapter IS, ''-
Relating to S, courts s in First district. ..i33
Relating to drawing grand juries for dis
trict courts, amending section 2 Of
chapter lO7, General Statutes ..........134
| Relating to qualifications of grand jurors 135
Validating bonds of executors. etc, exc
cuted twenty days after probate. 1876
| Terms of court in Seventh judicial dis
Relating to terms Of courtin the First dis:
l liz
Relating to challenging grand jurors ...139
| Relating to terms Of court in Winona
Relating to allowance Of accounts Of
guardians of insane persons. ......... .141
Providing for change Of place Of trials
commenced In justice and municipal
Relating to allowance Of accounts Of ex-
ecutOrs and administrators. 143
Relating to terms of court in the Tenth
judicial district; s:.::....: 49,. IA
Amending General Statutes relating to
Legalizing acknowledgements before no
taries whose term of Office had expired. 146
| Amending section of chapter 10Y Of
General Statutes, relating to exemptions
from GRAND turiaS 1A7
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-07
Insurance Laws.

Amending section 339 Of chapter 50, o.
General Statutes, relating to town insur.
ance companies. ............... z
Title insurance companies, entitled to Or
ganfze under chapter of General Laws
of 1885 Observation-Disclosures.
Amending chapter "a, General Statutes,
relating to insurance commissioner. 80. z
Providing for uniform policy of fire In
Amending section 10 of chapter SO Of
General Laws of 1879, relating to town
insurance companies. observation-disclosures.
Amending section 294 Of chapter 81,
General Statutes of 1878, relating to
insurance companies. ........ ......... z
Garnishment and Lien Laws
fixing amount of wages exempt from
garn1Snment..... Observation-Disclosures.
Giving liens for better security Of
mechanics, material men, etc. ...... 2
An act giving liens to mechanics
ldpOTcCS, Cue 4
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-07
Amendments to the Constltu
fiOy1
Proposed amendment to constitution re-
lating to grand jurors. ...........s..
State Institutions.

Relating to deeds made by the University
OF MlnneSota..... .....-.. ..:.:.
University of Minnesota authorized to
sell the experimental farm .........
Amending chapter 81, General Statutes.
relating to the State university. ........
Amending chapter lis, General Laws,
1887, relating to bureau labor statistics.
Amending section 30, title 3, of chapter
So, General Statutes, relating to super
intendent of insaIe. 49,. ......:...
Relating to the employment OF convlcts
in the state prison ..............-.....>
To establish uniform system Of ac-
counting for public funds in certain
state institutions. .............
Providing for the management OF the
Amending section 42 of chapter 80, Gen
eral Statutes relating to reform school,:
Increasing the number of members OF
State Normal school board. ...... -.
Amending section 10 of chapter EOS,
General Laws of 1887, relating to the
state reformatory ....--......... 49,,
Amending section 8 of ehapter7, General
Laws of 1870, relating to commitments
to reform school Of persons under 16
years Of age -............. 49,.
Amending chapter 2OS of General Laws
of 1887, relating to state reformatorles.
Amending section z of chapter Of Cen
eral Laws of 1870 relating to reform
70 secure postal rights to inmates OF hos
toll o,,1 ;,,ca
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-07
Towns and Counties.


An act for changing county seats.
Relating to meetings Of county commits
10 insure the accuracy Of town plats. -:
Relates to establishing boundary lines OF
highways. ............. .....'..:.
Legalizing the Incorporation of certain
Legalizing the organization of certain
townships. $500. .:..........."
Relating to compensation Of town treas
Relating to deputy registers OF deeds.
Amending section 48, chapter ID, Gen
eral Statutes 1873, relating to roads
cartways and bridges ..................
Authorizing counties to change their
system Of caring for the poor. ..........
Amendment to law providing for incor
poration OF villages: .....:... ,...:..
Amending sections 26 and 81, OF chapter
Jas, General Laws of 1885, relating to
appeals from awards for damages, al
lowed by village councils. ...........
Amending section 102, chapter 8, OF the
General Statutes, relating to county
commissioners .......... ..............
Amending section 1O2, of chapter 8, OF
General Statutes, relating to county
commissioners. ......... ...:.......
Authorizing municipal corporations to
condemn and take property tor supply
Ing water works. Observation-Disclosures.
Providing for payment Of fees for filing
bonds, oaths, certificates, etc. -. ......
Amending section l, of chapter "a, OF
General Laws of 1883, relating to roads
In more than one county,. ..............
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-15
Bat the Earring Was Found.

At recent fashionable evenp'-an
evening arY ia high eircles-a lady
lost a diamond earring of great value
which could nowhere he found. There
upon gentleman who had Just re-
TURNED from the east profesSed his
capability to discover the missing gem
10y means of AN Indian drug. Accord
iugly, he asked All the company To be
seated, and after leaving the room he
reappeared with a colored glass bowl.
containing a liquid He then an
nounced that he should ask all those
present to dip their fingers into the
vessel and declared that should any
one have seereted the jewel for a Joke
the testers hand would be tinged a
rich blood-red. After the ordeal was
gone through everyone's digits came
out perfectly white, but the earring
was found at the bottom of the bowl.
Telegraph.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-15
DANDRUFF MUST 60.

One bottle of Wright's Dandruf
Remover viii positively remove he
dmdrutT and cure that itching OF the
scalp when used according 10 direc.
tons, on the money will be refunded.
Price scots. per bottle; prepared only
10y Wright * son, chemists, Platte
vile, Wis. Sold by VIII. Prdeaux
druggist, Mineral Point l-m6
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-15
THE GAME OF TEN-PlNS.


ana Equip an Atitgs
Bowling is an ancient and noble
sport, and at a very early period il
was a fayorite pastme i'm England
The game was first played on the open
ground, the turf having been first
shaved close and then rolled.
1t became very popular as sport,
but was used SO extensively for gam
bling purposes that King Henry VIII.
prohibited it by a law which was not
repealed until 1915.
At an early date i'm the history Of
America it became very popular. The
open park on lower Broadway, in the
city of New York, according to the
G0ideH Days, was a great bowling
ground in early days; hence its name
of Bowling Green.
In more modern times the game of
"bowls' has been modified and inn
proved, and is now known as ten-pns.
The implements are a number of balls,
generally twenty in number, ten pins,
and an alley.
The alley is a platform about fifty to
sixty-fve feet long and thirty inches
in width, raised six or eight inches
from the ground This platform must
be made of hard wood, and be per-
fectly even. On either side is a gutter
ten inches wide, and on one side of the
alley is a trough on posts.
The pins are set mp at the farthest
end OF the alley in the shape of a pyr-
amid, the apex toward the bowler.
This is called "a Crane.
During game each PLAYER has three
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-15
The Governors Objection.

A good story is told of Gov. Tom
Bennett, who presided over the des-
TIMES of Idaho more than decade
ago. a member of the Legislature
who had been annoyed by his neigh
boris hog, introduced bill compelling
the owner OF the prescribed animal 70
keep him within the limits of pen.
The bill passed aud went up to GOV.
Bennett for his approval. To the sur
prise of the members and the chagrin
of its sponsor, it was returned with his
veto. When asked for a reason he ex-
claimed. Il don't believe in the bill
in the first place, and if did, |
wouldn't sign a bill that spelled hog
with y big II and Governor with a lit
tie 2. '-Botse CITY lhhtl0) Slatlsm0lS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-15

4 IVRNtfs AND f0rNsFlLOBs. ua4ea,We
- Wis Win practice .n al} courts ta tbe sfsi,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-15
he Tribune Djrcctoro
PHISICItNN


lis,l'lAN 4 SURGEON omte 10 Grabers
h'.eA over bishops Furniture Store. K.sI.,.s
Oh -, p''4 stree, north OF Taueek' wsgon Sion.
aus promptly responded 20, iay or uilht. attf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-15
" Eastman, VI. u.

DhfsltlAN AND SURGEON ONE, II fla.
l anans block, up stairs Grst door tol,rt RI
enc n-st door Yves, from 81 B. Church AiDersl
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-15

;. @, VIVIAN, ~ 70. yt4NsNeer. ,,,+,, Il, =.
Vivian 81 son,
DHlsiCtNN~ AND SURGEONS Af,,.-..7, .,,.
Office ia \ivian's uur STORE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-15

The month Of May, In England, in
1889, Will probably take rank rs the
Wettest ON record.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-15

81. IA JLS' Irish .....J. O'kFrFE, PASTOR
eundnl soryLnDs. IIah Mass M IN.nu. A. M.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-15
Fanman a ROM.

'HfNVlNNs AND SrBGEoNn Graau,i,s q,
l tr'tyse HOSPITAL Medical C.Hras. ~ N.e WI.
ny. rMces in pr. TaUman's lp.alrs. f.ar Joers
ab7F tFuhlt's dtus store. Nigh sheet
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-15
tTfORNIlN
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NphNNLEA a MrIEIInN-

\ II1HNFfs Ann CaJNspI0Es. .,gr,-.1
:, ! Point, Wisconsin. 08'ec IN urst Na,,n,.I
RAM building WA practice ia au state AMI &. $
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-27
MR.. HILLS

Governor Hill of New York, man.
ages to get himself freely talked about
whenever he goes OF his travels. Near
ly three years ago, when Mr.. Cleveland
was president. b governor of New
York gained "a good deal Of notOriety
o u of "a speech i'm which. while refer
ring to national politics. he ooh Occa-
sion To say II am a democrat" with
strong emphasis Oh the personal pro-
nOun. His address of 1897 in brooklyn
was construed as ~ effort to array his
followers against the national demo-
cratic administration. On another
occasion, i'm the city of Boston. he man.
aged tn get u good many democrats by
the ears.
The o,her day in his Atlanta speech
the Governor remarked that he wOald
not make any on the re-
sources of the region about Atlanta as
he had not brought his encyclopedia
with him: n this was very promptly
construed as u thrust mt Mr.. Cleveland
and the speeches he made an n Occa-
sion OF his swing through the circle of
the West and South. Thereupon some
OF the newspapers insisted that Mr..
Hills remark was altogether thought
less. that no graceless reflection on Mr..
Cleveland WAS intended and that the
occasion was altogether informal. I;ut
the Utica Heyuh insists that the words
used by Mr.. Hill were uttered with de-
liherate purpose. that, in fact, the adj
vance sheets of the speech were sent to
the He,s,id Office by the Governors
private secretary before the trip To At
lanta was made. and that these con
tanned the encyclopedia re "erence This
Mr.. Hills defenders to frame
for his motives and to insist
that the remark he made is simply u
bit of gOOd-natured sarcasm to which
nobody except those with skin as thin
as the covering of u toy balloon can OBJ
ject.
However the friends OF Mr.. Hill may
justify his remark il is altogether prob
able that the Governor relishss the sue
cess he scores by getting fame once
again out of n covert thrust at Mr..
Cleveland. IL is i'm the plan of the
Governor to make himself ;s conspicu-
Gus as possible on all occasions by
throwing himself in contrast; with the
retired president.
Mr.. Hill aspires To be president one
day. lie may live to see his hopes re-
allied. But he will never be the best
for the place.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-27
THE CONFUSED SITUATION.

The republicans have plans that are
past finding out. II would DE- a happy
outcome for all troubles il the peuding
election case could he promptly settled
and the people be permitted to go on
about their business, but il is pretty
clear that, whatever happens next
Monday. the republicans are planning
tn keep up the fight unless the court
virtually give them the state together
with everything t%hereunto appertain-
ing and belonging.
II is not possible tn forecast the
course which the conspiracy will pur-
sue. Several days - Mr.. Power him
self that the Deer Lodge re
turns were to he questioned before the
state returning board aud hat he was
to be declared governor. Yet the re-
publican press i'm Butte aud even i'm
Helena is chirping away abOat Gov
ernor Toole, admitting his election and
talking about what he will do.
Then there is the persistent failure
on the part of republican authority to
order the election Of a joint representa-
tive for Deer Lodge and Beaverhead?
Ii may be that the Legislature will meet
sooner than some of us anticipate and
there is no reason why the seat of this
member should be left vacant. The
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-27

sion, one which % Admits ID NOT hased on
amy Legislative euactment. Some years
hts entire proserty 20 his erapdsou, Elmer
Palmer, aged II Learning 0f this act the
Had FASTENED his grandfather's departure
from this earth with y dose of poison.
The murder WINS proved, but On a
OF the murderer's youth he was sentenced
only Ia u ,eformatory, from which he has
since been discharged. The other rela-
lives hogan . sssit To set the will aside on
tire ground that u criminal should not
profit ny his crime. The lower courts
ruled against them. hat the court of APP
peals, while boldly confessing tOat the de-
cis:oO of the inferior Judges was In ac-
c~OlSaUce with strict law, nevertheless re-
verred that decision and baPded down q
new one i'm the appellants favor as n mat.
ter of right and Justice ra.ler than Of law.
II Ia no wonder Tint q decision I'D revolu-
tionary In It's character Inns given
q profound shock tn the New
York bur. The principles Of right
and Justice are ny mo means corcllat;ve
with law. Sometimes, IL ~ true, law
ASSISTS them in establ'shiuR tbemseiver.
More often law IL obliged tn overthrow
them. The notion that law was prcd'-
Gated upon right and Justice existed very
likely In the minds Of DRAGON aud SoDOsl,
and Nurna and O,her of those ancient
blokc- who flied tl,cir ink bottles with
human bloDd and wrote with u pen FASH
ionetl ont of "a human finger nail. hut IL
right and Justice EXISTED in the minds of
those old l~aw-2ivcrs, they existed only i'm
their minds; and from that time Onward
all co<lifiers and legislatures have steadily
recetled from may have been. and
vcsy likely WAS, the original intention of
DRAGON and Scion and Numa. In its
present state of perfection law knows no
law hut itself. This decision of the New
York court OF appeals, declaring in effect
tt.ss right and j,:si ce must prevail ia spite
- .Iw. 10 so opposed to all bel'es, all
. .om, all tradition, that the law
yc"s may welt regard IL as u step
toward tyranny and dcspotism. II
this thing is to continue il will drive n
considerable portion of this large and iu-
teiiiaeut class OF men out of business.
II people who 20 to law were given to up-
dersland that their Cases az tn be adjUdi-
Gated on The basis of right aud disposed
Of according to the principles of Justice,
half these people would back ont of going
to law and the other half would not have
to go to law. Let us trust with the. lawyers
that the New York court of appeals will
see the error and faIsi,y Of it's singular
positiou and take the first occasion to re-
affirm that law Is law. and has nothing to
do with morals or social science
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-27
FACT AND FANCY.

II truth il found in ewspa inter
views, il is "a fixed fact that S~uperinten-
dent COUGHS company will build AN i'm
mense smelling plant at Great Falls and
begin the work without delay. The SUI
perinteiident will understand that The
STANDARD means nothing personal
when it expresses any doubt AS to the
project.
This style of story regarding the in
tentiOns of several mining companies
hereabOuts il floated periO Ideally. All
h details are furnished To the news
papers and there the business ends, the
evident purpose being not specially to
let Montana know that big Hole or
Great Falls are tn witness vast under
takings. but rather to see what effect
the reports may w when circulated
in the stock-dealiny marts Of the Al
lantic seabOard. Newspapers have
built in Montana a GOOD many smelters
that persisted when the printers threw
in their cases" the morning after the
was published.
In the end. Mr.. Couch's company will
doubtless build. but the STANDARD
does no ask too much in requesting
that, hereafter, the straight tip" be
given. When that is lone the news
paper patron in Montana. reading what
the Helena In,fepenok,nt says regard
ing plans for Great Falls. will not take
mp the Butte Inter Mountain eight
hour later To find the interview quoted
with h added comment that MIR.
Couch has always declined To make any
statement regarding these matters and
it Is quite possible that he never said
The above"