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and brakeman Grant seized him nv
The collar. nape IT the neck aud
wrists aud tugsed at him three Or four
minutes, but failed to bulge him.
hen they seut for the Saratoga trunk
>n.x>h-r. H-fore that gentleman
made his appearance, Hamilton to,k
\ pistol out IF n val,se As the best
means to stand that worthy off, and
~hen the conductor returned with hi.
for .. he lost. stomach for tho lob.
At W~'tsw"rh Hamilton was .nak-d
out and ha"druffed hy officers of the
law at the i"sti alton Of the COMPANY.
There he was kept five days, DUNG
which h. answered to the char.e o.
assault With a deadly weapon, AID
was acquitted. Many nit or matt, r.
are omitted in the above staten, 1T If
facts-ahout wh ch there is slix h, disa-
xreement.
The qnes,i"ns tina, arose for con-
s'drrat'"n were: In VIVA, capacity did
the y. +. act IN selii.g that ticket?
Was Hs'n'lto" r'Rhtfuily on tn. train?
Was the regulation requiring the siv>
nature OF the passenger reasonable?
Was he elected from the train AID
arrested for not paying his fare or fer
'ra~ing deadly weapon? and WAS
ne arrested hy the corporat,on defend.
ant or b, the peace offi 8?
). IL Mcmillan and William Wood.
burn. for plaintiff, presented their
views on these ours,,ons with
mi"ut'a Of detail that LEFT no,h,nQ for
conjecture, aud the authorities they
gave On the SUI jet rc.ti-h u 'uil
day. The jury certainly took their
view o. thu case.
For the d-f-ndant, M-ssrs. Baker &
Wines showed that plaintiffs su,hnri>
ties did not apply TO the case at bar,
and they also t ok full dav.
The court hold, and instructed the
jury, that the U. p. acted as the special
agent "f the 5. p in s-ll,"g the ticket,
and not rs n general ax-.t; THAT the
ticket held nv plaintiff was first elias.
unlimited ticket, bur that The r-gula
ton requiring tho signature of the
passenger wa. reasonable one. and
that therefore the conductor had
the right to put the passenger of The
train, using only such force MS WAS
necessary to do 20 If he failed to
c"mpy with such reasonable re.ula.
ton.
The Judge left no doubt bu. tina,
the 9th ers acted as the special agent
OF the defendant when they made the
arrest.
The jury retired 10 consider of III. ir
verdict ut 2:l5 p. m. yesterday. and
at 8 they returned into cour. With a
verdict for plaintiff, and taxing tho
company 70 the time OF S44 ESQ in
the way of repair for damages sus>
tanned.
Counsel Tor defendant asked a STAY
Ut execution for ten days To permit
fh-m tn file bill of executions aud
motion for new trial. This matter
having been agree to bv stipulation,
he grounds were NOT stated, but the
motion will doubtless he made on the
ground that the verdict and the .
Instructions of the Court are irrecon-
stable
Counsel for plaintiff shared With
heir tenacious rr'nc,pal the honors
II a pronounced ovation when the =
news of the verdict reached tie :
'treet
l.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-11-19

And In accordance with lsw and the order of the
boarh q Directors Of the corporation, made on
l., lOsh day Of October, 1891, so many shares I
eHcn parcel OF stock a. may be necessary win be
sola 1t pnblic suction At the princip once OF
me coIniany NJ. II East tirst South street Salt
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ti+th t3OthD day OF Nov. her, 1881 to nav the ia
inquent assessment. costs OF advertising, and ex.
pense of sale. MOYLAN q Ea,Y
Secretary King Of the West Mining Co
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, November II. Isgi. W.
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For the WCoo RIVER TIMrs.l
KIND ACTS.
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1891-05-07
CHATTER -s. F. NO. 1el.

An Act proposing an amendment to section
three 60 Of article nine 90 Of the Consti-
tuition Of the State of Minnesota, authoriz-
ing the taxation of the gross earnings in
this state of railroads, sleeping drawing
room and parlor car companies, telegraph
and telephone companies, express COM
panies ard insurance companies, or IN lieu
Of such tax authorizing license fee or tax
on either or any Of such mpanies and
authorizing specific tax on mining prop
erty.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION l. The following amendment to
section three t3) Of article nine (O Of the
constitution of the State of Minnesota is
hereby proposed to the people Of said state
for their approval or rejection, that is to say,
to add at the end OF said section The follow
ing words:
"And there may be levied and collected
annually tax upon the gross earnings in this
state of all railroads, sleeping, parlor and
drawing room car companies or owners,
whose cars run In or into this state; on all
telegraph and telephone com panies. or own
ers, whose lines are in or extend into this
state; on all express companies. or owners,
dong business in this state; on all foreign
insurance companie doing business in this
state: on all domestic insurancscompanies
Of this state. or on either or any Of such
companieA OF in lieu Of such tax on the
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Said board shall enter all names in said reg
listers, alphabetically by surnames; they shall
enter therein the name OF all persons resid-
ing in their election district whose names
appear in the poll list in said district at the
last preceding election as having voted there
at except such as are Known to the board to
have since died, removed from the district or
become disqualified; and SO far as known to
made opposite each name in the different
columns Of said registry. In case the bound
aries of the district have been changed since
the preceding election at which such poll
on the registers only the names ofp srsons
appearing by such poll list to be residents
within the new district in which they
are sitting In addition to the names on
registers the names of all persons who shall
personally appear before them for registra-
ton, and also the name OF any person who
shall make and have presented to the board
at any time while sitting to make or correct
the registry lists as provided in this act, an
affidavit in the form following, and also If
nappears by such affidavit that the affiant
has removed from another election district
or-is registered elsewhere in the city q
certificate of removal from such other dis
trfcl as provided in section sixteen l16) Of
this act. 81
REGISTRY oArHs OF ABSENT PERSON.
L. being first duly sworn, on
oath say that am twenty-one years OF age,
and duly aud legally qualified voter in The
state Of Minnesota. That am Tor am mott a
native. have (or have mott been naturalized.
date Of naturalization papers. Court be-
fore which granted.) That am q resident,
and for ten days have been resident Of the
city Of and reside. and for ten
days have resided at number -. in said
city. That cannot be present in person to
the reasons that That by
occupation ] am That I
voted at the fast preceding election held in
said city. and that Ct that time resided at
number - and believe that an now
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in the ward. of said city, residing at
number (street or avenue): that
have removed from the last mentioned resi-
dence and do hereby request the proper
entry and record to be made, ana that my
name be erased from the registers Of the last
mentioned district and q certificate OF re-
from one place in a district to another place
in the same district, his vote shall not be re-
ceived at any election unless the registers
are changed as herein provided. Pro
vided, that whenever registry oath
Of an absent person." specified IN
section twelve (12) is presented to the board
in the district where such affidavit shows
such person to have formerly resided: and
such affidavit further shows the person sub
scribing the same to be a resident Of and
voter In another election district, then If az
fant's name appears upon the registers the
board shall erase 1t therefrom aud give the
person presenting the affidavit a certificate
Of removal for the person mentioned in the
affidavit making upon the registers the fol.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1891-05-07

voted at the fast preceding election held in
said city, and that Ct that time resided at
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1891-05-07
CHAPTER 3-S.F. NO. sbA

T.
An Act to divide the State Of Minnesota into
seven congressional districts.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
SEC On !. The State Of Minnesota is
hereby divided into seven congressional dis
tricts, each of which is entitled to elect one
representative to the congress of the United
States.
SEC 2. The counties of Houston, Fill.
Dodge, Olmsted, Winona aud Wabasha
shall constitute the First congressional dis
trict.
SEC g. The counties Of Faribault, Martin.
Jackson. Noble. Rock. Pipestone, Murray,
Watonwan, Blue Earth, Nicollet Brown,
Redwood, Lyon, Lincoln. Yellow Medicine,
Lac qui Parle, Chippewa and Cottonwood
shall constitute the Second congressional
district.
SEC. 4. The counties Of Goodhue, Dakota,
Rice. Scott, lie sueur, Slbley Carver, Nc
Leod. Renville and Meeker shall constitute
the Third congressional district.
SEC. 5. The counties of Ramsey, Wash
ington. Chicago, lsanti and kanabec shall
constitute the Fourth congressional district.
stitute the Fifth congressional district.
SECT. The counties of Cook, Lake, st.
Louis Itasca. Carleton. Aitkin, Crow Wing.
Pine, Mile Lucs, Anoka, Sherburne,
Wright, Stearns Benton, Morrison. Todd.
Cass, Wadena. Hubbard and betrami shall
constitute the Sixth congressional district.
SEC. s. The counties of kittson, Marshall!
Polk. Norman, Clay Wilkin, Traverse, Big
Stone. swift. kandiyohi. Stevens. Pope,
Douglas, Grant, Otter Tail and Becker shall
constitute the Seventh congressional district.
SEC. 9. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after It's passage.
Approved April II. 1891. 3
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registered in that election district, Or
Chat did not vote at the last preceding cleo
ton in said city. and believe that l am not
registered in said city, That | make this
affidavit that l may be registered In the
-
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1891-05-07

Proposed amendment TO the Yes.
] Constitution giving judges
| life tenure of Office and
making them appointive. No.
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upon the margin. one forsvotes favoring tn
amendment or proposition. to be designate,
by tn word yes and one for votes oppo
lns the amendment or proposition, to be
designated by the word mo- The electol
SHALL designate his vote bv cross mark
thus: (X)
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1891-05-07

gross earnings Of such companies, or either
or any of them, an annual license fee or tax
imposed on them, or either or any OF them;
but no tax upon, the gross earnings OF any
corporation shall be construed to prevent
the taxation, by law. Of any real estate owned
by said corporation not used in the business
OF the same. And there may be levied and
collected In lieu of other taxation on mining
property specific tax upon the product OF
all mines in this state, but no such tax shall
be construed to prevent the taxation by law
OF any real estate belonging to the owners OF
such mine not used in the business OF mining
or In connection herewith"
SEC. >. This proposed amendment shall
be submitted to the people of said state, for
their approval or rejection, at the next gen
eral election for the year eighteen hundred
of said state may, at said election, vote by
ballot for or against said amendment and
the returns thereof shall be made and cert.
fed. and such votes and the result thereof
returning, certifying and canvassing votes at
general elections for state officers and declar-
ihg the result thereof; and II it shall appear
therefrom that a ma iority of the voters present
ment yes or no." have voted in favor Of
the same. then within ten days after the re-
suit shall have been ascertained the gov
ernor shall make proclamation thereof, and
said amendment shall thereupon take effect
and be in full force as part Of the constitu-
ton Of the State Of Minnesota.
SEC. 3. The ballots used at said election on
said amendment shall have printed thereon:
amendment to section three (3) OF article
nine (9) of the constitution, providing for
the taxation Of sleeping car companies aud
other companies, yes-no;" and each elector
voting on said amendment shall erase, mark
across or scratch out one (D Of said words,
yes or mo on said ballot box, and no
ballots shall be counted except those having
one ~ only OF said words yes or mo"
thereon.
Src A THE oct sboIl +oeo a foot and IA IN
force from and after its passage.
Approved April q, 1884,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-26
oossre or TIE ORANGES

Norway Grange is one CT the most
pfospeY0us oranges in the State. John
A. Roberts Is the new master and late
meetings have been very Interesting.
Memsers Of Garland and corinna
Oranges visited Dexter Grange at irs
last meeting. This grange discussed the
subject Of hop growing at one Of lis
recent meetings.
Alter installation Of officers OF West
Esih Grange last Monday according to
announcement, nice oyster stew WAS
eaten and the members enjoyed heartily
good social time. So much bad weather
has interferesi good deal with holding
regular meetings, but there WIS warn,
interest shown Monday evening, and the
oui saok Is bright far good Interesting
meetings in the future.
Franklin Grange, Bryant's Pond, has
elvc.ed the following oilieers for the cur
rent year; Master, Il q Davis; Over
seer, George q Perham; Steward, George
Cummings; Assistant Steward, Elsner
X Cole; Gate Keeper. A l. Rowe; Lee.
turer, Hanno ii Cushman; Chaplain. A
+ Cole; Treasurer. Alonzo Felt; Seere
tary, II c Bacon: Lady Assistant Stew
ard, Lena Felt; Pomona, Mrs Alice
BACON; Ceres. Lulu NJ Billings; Flora,
Oneida NJ York.
The Naysyille Grange is in very
flourishing condition. judging by the
number that gathered there Saturday
evening After parfaking of an oyster
stew. cake, coffee, etc. the large com
pany repaired to the hall below where
they were entertained by Il band Of
darkies almost equal to the Norfolk
Jubilee singers, Whose new jokes and
songs met with hearty applause. Ii
YOU want to visit live grange go to
Maysville -Iroostook Democrat.
The officers of Union Harvest Grange,
Centre MOntville, were installed lasr
Saturday evening by Past Master NJ +
Herman. assisted by Past Master Ii L
| Barker, as follows: Sumner Poland, NJ
W ii Churchill, o; DIR A ID Ramsey, l.;
W Il .Jaquith, Steward; Eli S Jackson
\ S; Mrs Helen Cushman, Chaplain: G
Thompson, Treas; Mrs + A Herman
Secy; VIM c Thompson, G X; Mrs w II
Churchill. p; Mrs G II Thompson, f;
Mrs Sumner Poland, C; Belle Edmunds
LAS.
The Waldo County Pomona Grange
met with Sea Side Grange, Belfast
Tuesday and held two sessions in the
| Opera House. State Master Ruff;
Prince and State Secretary Allen were
present. Sixteen oranges were repre-.
sented by abOlt $50 members. Geo. W
Richie of Winterpoct, county master
presided. The address Of welcome made
by Mrs. Mckeen was excellent. Thu
worthy master exemplitied some parts
of the work. Fire insurance was dis
cussed at some length, and the subject
was laid on the table until the mex
meeting At noon an excellent picnic
dinner was served. After o'clock p
NJ. there was an open session and dram,
TO which the public were invited. Thi
meeting was one of the most successful
ones they have held.
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i 7;;Ycaos 4 STEAMBOATS,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
arrangement Of Trains tn Ef'sf. Oct.
18th. 1896,
au further notice unn, isavs Ausu,,a a

aiu further notice IAns issys AGgo,ta =
liuws,
i,0INss wEsS--s 50 A. N. for Lew.ston
tookiaud. Portland, Ros'oa and Montreal; ~
!, " for HaiowHll, Gmdincs and South Gard
arr io.lo A. ". for Lewiston, Pennington
ior Hailowcl Gardiner snd South Gardiner
'.cs ?. NJ. ior hrrnswiok, Bath. Kockland
cortland, and Bosioa, as, iexpresD Port
and ard boston, 6.oa +. NJ. FOR HsllowelI, Gard
ner and South Gardner; 100 y. NJ. might Pui.
nani FOR lewiston, sath Portland and Boston
t.nfrG EAsT-2.io A. n. night expressl 70
8owhtsAr, felfa.t, Bangor, bar Harbor, 81
s;rDhcn,st fohn and ArnostooS County; sk A
Nj. tar Wstc-Tilc, Skowhcgan, Newport, Bangor
.Hd Vauceporo, 1877 I. ii. for Wateryiir
.is p. u. for Waiervilic, Skowhcgan, Bel
aa. Dexter. Dover Foycroft, Sanger
It St"pheo, ST. johr and Aroostoos County. ant
At 20 Z N, toaturdals only for ~atervilie
sunday papet train for Eaterville And Bangor =
III A. Is.
NJ Night Pullman Irelrs ran each way ever
light, Sundays Included. bnt not To Show hesa'
" Belfast on MONDAY mornings, or to DexteT
,r beyond Bangor. Gu Sunday morning.,
The day express tralns goiog Fast at 3.isP N
nd West nj 1910 A. NJ, run daily, sundays in
ilua'd, between Boston. Lewiston, Bath, Rock
ard, Bangor and 81. John.
accom- TRAIN for August
raves south Gardiner, SIS A. NJ; 100 and 4.3
?. VI; Gardiner, 6.25 A. NJ, l. 10 ana AS p. N.
iialiowoli. $40 A. N, IS ard 80 p. ~
Through ttcsets 10 California aad all point
S'aih sid West may be bad Of h. II. Walker
tiek"' agent. Augusta, the only 5fnce selling VII
All routes aud checking ail baggage free Of eS
peEse.
PAYSoN rUCRER, Vice Pres. 4 Gen1 MANAGE
Il. T. BoOTPBT. GenI PAss aud Tioset Ag't
Portland. Oct sth. 1870.
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