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Telegram-herald., 1891-02-24

A letter from the Oberlin College
management says: We are indebted To
the heTELEGRAM-HERA articles for quite
a number OK gifts, especially Dr.. Dowl-
Ing's letter.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-24

THssz q little Hy on The air-ship.
Later IN the season that ny may de-
veier.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-24
Ouy Domestic DEPARTMENT

Includes Wash Fabrics, in foreign and domestic
designs Handsome Ginghams, in tnts OF blue, and
gray both in stripes pads Of fine and meoum quali-
ties Cotton Dress Fabrics in designs Sateens in
patterns and coors closely resembling figured silks;
complete OF black and white Satnes
Cloths material tor spring Prints
in endless variety Beachcd and Unbeachcd Sheeting;
Pillow Case Cottons all widths. Our Domestic Depart
ment is fully prepared for an enormous business
SPRING X COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-24

U, WInul Q, WInd. WHY uost IIOu DIUW, dNu
out 10 ocean roar
When l would steer my little bark toward
some balmy. pleasant shore?'
Keep by the whe-l steer steadily.
Keep watch above, below.
Such hearts will make the ports they seek.
No matter what winds blow"
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-24

We have added new goods to Black Goods stock
until II Is larger and complete t1an Aheie Is
much opportunity radical changes the style OF
these goods and show the latest pro-
ducts Customers may rely hnding
all tie fabrics our Black Goods Department.
s COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-24

United Prsss Reports. Prompt aad Earty
rsli.sfy. Al the Loesi ns-s. ana tns
Cisaas.t .aa host PLAINLY Printed r1pss
PGbllahsd ia orand aapias.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-24

Jams
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-04-15
Builders Of Steam Machinery

!
Steamboat, Steamship, Land Engines { Boilers,
high Pressure or Compound.
sTEAM VESSELS Of all kinds built CON piete.
with bulls OF wood, iron O. composite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when sa-
visahle.
gTEAM LAUNCHES, Barges ard Steam Tugs con
s.ructed with reference 70 THE trade in which
they zre 20 be employed. Speed, tonnage and
draft of water guaranteed.
SUGAR MILLS and Sugar Making Machinery
made after the most approved plans. Also, ali
Boiler lion work connected Herewith.
WATER PIPE, of Boiler CT sheet lion, Of any
size, made 4 suitable lengths for connecting
Tor shipment, ready 70 be riveted CT the
ground.
HYDRAULIC RIyETISG, Boiler Work and wster
Pipes made by this establishment riveted By
hydraulic rivetiEg machinery, that quality Of
work being far superior 30 hand work.
SHIP wORR, Ship and Steam Cspstsns, Steam
Winches, Air and Circulating Pumps, made
after the mos; approved plans
SOLE Agents and manufacturers for the Pacific
Coast OF The Heine Safety Boiler.
PUMPS-Direct Acting Pur-ps 9cr irrigation or
city works purposes, built With the celebrated
Davy Valve Motion, superior TO any othe,
pump.
Room No. 3,upstairs. sn-eekeis' BLOCH
9s5Z 1879
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-04-15
CURIOUS CONVERSATIONS

There are over 10000 people
connected with the stage IN Lon
don.
The first geographical map of
England was made in the year
1920.
The foreign trade Of the United
States In manufactured furs reaches
s5.ooo,00o a year.
OF the II, 200, 900 wage earners
this country, 1000, 900, or II per
cent, are engaged in farming.
The French cbouvlnists rebel
against the use Of the English
word "yacht," and in Difference to
their feelings the word will prob
ably be spelled "Yaute."
A mechanic of CoviDgton, KY,
has succeeded in welding alumni
mum with glass, and the manufac-
| ture of flexible glass, be thinks, is
involved in his discovery.
4 Mussulman is now travelling
through India collecting money Tor
a Mohammedan mission in England.
Part of the money is TO be spent
building a mosque at Liverpool.
An official letter from the East
ern Lunatic Asylum, Of Virginia
to the governor CT that state
states that one Of the inmates hai
been there for 81 years, and is los
years Old
Chesaning, Mich, has man that
| goes into frances and conyersef
with the angels. While in thi:
state he can be lanced to the bone
without bleeding, the wound heal
ing in a few hours.
An English scientist writing o.
lightning, quotes figures showing
| that in England and Wales, from
1852 to 1889, the average annua
death rate from lightning WIS con
siderably below one per 1,000,0o(
of the population.
| 1t is perhaps not generally
known that every important fac
tory in Russia is opened will
divine services. 4 great brandy
distilIery was opened near Kazan
on the Volva, with services con
Quoted by the clergy of that 10
cality.
| The Cincinnati Chief of Polio
recently received a queer lette
from Breen, D. The writer sa,
he has preparation that will pre-
vent prisoners from resisting arrest
&" It kills them for an hour" b
says, 4" but after that time they re
: cover"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-04-15

yFHIS PAPER Is KEPT ON FILE
Il at z. c. DAKE's ADVERTISING
AGENCY, 81 & 60 Merchants Exchange,
San Francisco, Cal, where contracts for
adveEtisias: can be made forit
Little Falls transcript., 1891-05-08
CHAPTER es-H. +. no. 17s.


An Act to amend section ono hundred and
ten (l1O) Of chapter eight (s) Of the Con.
sral statutes of one thousand eight hun ndred
and seventy-eight (ls7s) relating to records
of county officers.
Be It enacted By the Legislature OF tho State
SECTION l.. That section one hundred and
ten ulO) Of chapter eight (e) Of the General
Statutes Of one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-eight Qs7s) be amended BY adding
the following:
and in case tho records Of any said OH
GERS shall by use or from any cause, be dam
aged 80 as to render any portion Of them
liable to become illegtble, destroyed or lost
the board Of county commissioners Of any
county shall In such case provide suitable
books, and authorize said officers to tram
scribe such records and make the new vol.
umes correspond In designation, number and
page to the original record; the said officers
shall receive for such services such reason
able fees not TO exceed seven D cents per
folio, as shall be fixed by the board Of county
commissioners OF the county, with reference
to the whole work done; provided, that
where printed record books can be used as
a whole or in part such books shall be used;
provided, that none Of the provisions OF this
act shall extend or be applicable to Ramsey
county or commissioners thereof.
SEQ. 2. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage.
Approved April 6, 1891.
Little Falls transcript., 1891-05-08
CHAPTER a7-s. +. NO. 81,

An act IN relation to the 1901 edition Of the
General Statutes.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
SEcrIoN /. Tho edition Of tho General
Statutes Of 1891, containing the General Laws
IN force JsnuarZ IL 1ssl complied and pub.
Little Falls transcript., 1891-05-08
CHAPTER aa-H. J. NO, 1o.

An Act to regulate the payment Of fees to
jurors and Witnesses out Of county funds.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION 1. Any person who serves as .
this state. for which service the county In
which said court is sitting is liable shall be
entitled to a certificate from the clerk of said
court, which certificate shall, among other
Little Falls transcript., 1891-05-08
CHAPTER M-H. Z. 40. 40.

CHAPTER M-H. T. no. 40.
An Act to amend sections twenty-five l76)
and seventy.seven OO, Of cha ptel ten Q0).
Of General Statues 1879 relating to town.
ship organization.
Be 1t euacted by the Legislature Of the State
s1crloS 81 rTi i. That section seventy.nve Q5,.
II as % ss
''Sectfon rs. Town Board to Meet-W hen
The town board shall meet annually on the
Tuesday next preceding the annual town
meeting to be held in said town. and at such
other times as they deem necessary and ex-
pedient. for the purpose of auditing and set
tling oil charges against said town; and they
allowed by them; but no allowance shall be
made for any account which does not spe-
cifically state each item of the same, and tho
nature thereof. and all unpaid accounts OF
town officers for services rendered since the
last annual meeting Of said board, shall be
presented to the town board at their annual
meeting on the Tuesday next preceding the
annual town meeting, to be audited as afore-
said.'
SEC. 2. That section seventy-seven C7D Of
chapter ten (10) Of the General Statutes,
1873, IL hereby amended 20 as to read as fol.
':Section n. Such board shall draw up .
report. stating in detail the items Of account
audited and allowed since the lust annual
meeting, the nature Of each account and the
name Of the person to whom such account
allowed to each township officer in payment
for his services since their last annual meet.
ing, including a statement Of all the fiscal
concerns OF the town. AS part thereof said
board shall make an estimate Of the sum
necessary for the current expenses thereof
Little Falls transcript., 1891-05-08

CdATIGh oS-k1. NJ. AOVS.
An Act to amend section eight hundred and
forly-two (s42l Of Kellys General statutes
OF the State OF Minnesota, relating to "PeH
diem and mileage" Of county commission
ers. by adding proviso thereto relating to
being section 90 Of chapter Of the Cen
eral Statutes, as amended
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the State
Of Minnesota:
SEcrIoN /. That section eight hundred and
forty-two (842) Of Kelly's General Statutes Of
the State Of Minnesota be and the same 10
hereby amended by adding thereto, at tho
end thereof. the following And providing
further, that the provisions OF this act, SO far
as the same limits the number of days In each
year that such commissioners shall draw pay,
or fixes the number Of sessions for attend.
ance upon which such commissioners shall
be entitled to mileage, shall not apply to the
commissioners of Wright county. Provided
further, that the number OF days for which
said commissioners shall draw pay shall not
exceed thirty.tive Ci5) days In any one year.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and b In
force from ana after its passage
Approved April II. 1891
Little Falls transcript., 1891-05-08
CHAPTER 45-H. +. NO. ao6,
An Act to legalize certain corporations
Be 1t enacted BY the Legislature Of the stats

OF Mtnnesotd:
SECTION /. That in any case where there
has been heretofore any attempted formation
and organization or renewal OF any cOrpOra-
ton under any Of the genera! laws Of this
state, and the persons SO attempting to form
OF organize or renew any corporation have
actually adopted and signed articles Of asso-
citation in which the business specified to bo
carried Oh by them as such corporation was
such as might be lawfully carried on under
said laws. and have, in fact proceeded as
such corporation under the corporate name
assumed by them to transact and carry on
such business. and In the pursuit thereof
have in good faith received and transferred
by conveyance to or from such body corporate
in such corporate name any property, reaY Or
personal, such attempted formation aud or
Ranization or renewal In each and every such
case is hereby legalized and declared q vafid
and effectuAl formation. and organization, Or
renewal Of such corporation under the natDe
assumed Notwithstanding the omission, ffof
any other matter or thing by law prescribed
to be done or observed in the formation, d.
ganization or renewal thereof. ~,
real or personal. in good faith and lawfM
form, made to or by any such body under the
corporate name 30 assumed, are hereb!
legalized and declared - valid and efectual
for the purpose intended thereby as if such
body corporate had been originally in al
things duly aud legally incorporated
Provided, That no such corporation nor
any Of the acts or doings thereof shall be or
are hereby validated, unless such so-called
corporation shall within ninety days from
Little Falls transcript., 1891-05-08
CHAPTER a2-H. r. NO. 1ooa.

CHAPTER 32-H. r. NO. 10o9.
An Act relating to villages OF over three thou.
sand Inhabitants and providing for munici.
pal courts therein.
trhis act provides form for increasing tho
powers Of corporate villages having reached
population Of over three thousand inhabi.
tants and being local in character Is omitted
from the Newspaper publtcation.1
Little Falls transcript., 1891-05-08

holder In any such association shall have
more than one vote. But this section shall
not limit the power Of such associations to
create and issue different series Of stosE.
sociation shall declare any Of Its stock for.
feitcd for non-com pliance Of the owner with
any Of Its rules bylaws or regulations the
said stock shall be sold at q regular monthly
bidder; and j, Is made the duty Of the officers
Of said association at any such sale to bid In
the stock so offered at not less than its then
Withdrawal value. and thcreupon tho said
is received the person making the highest
bid shall have said stock issued or assigned
10 him, and no fines or penalties shall be
charged against any stock Tor more than
twelve (C) months.
SEC 8. Amy shareholder in any such asso-
ciauon whose share or shares are not In ar.
rears and not pledged, may withdraw said
share or shares from his association at any
at least sixty (6W days notice in writing to
the secretary Of his Intention 30 to do; and,
upon the receipt Of such notice by the Sec
retary, the membership represented by the
shall cease; provided, not exceeding one
half tl2) Of the subsequent monthly receipts
OF such association shall be used to satisfy
withdrawn stock. unless the directors there-
Of otherwise provide.
SEC. Z. Every corporation hereafter doing
articles or by 1t. by-lawa or printed liter
sture, claims to do, or seeks to do the bust
ness Of mutual building association or .
mutual building society, shall be htld to
come under the benefits, provisions and re-
strlctions of this act; provided, however.
that nothing IN this act shall be taken or
construed al, in any way, changing or effect
ing chapter two hundred and thirty-st1 (236)
OF the General Laws Of this state for the
year one thousand eight hundred and eighty
nine (1S89) entitled IAN act relating to build.
ing, loan and savings associations doing q
general business"
SEQ. 8. For the services required under
this act the public examiner shall receive
annually a sum equal to the aggregate amount
paid into the treasury Of this state under this
act said sum so paid to be in addition to such
other compensation a. he may be entitled to
receive under any law or laws Of this state,
the same to be paid by the stats treasurer in
the same manner a. other salaries Of state
officers are paid.
SEC. 0. This act shall take eject and bs In
force from and after Its passage
Approved April 20, 1891
Little Falls transcript., 1891-05-08
CHAPTER s1-H F. NO. 67e.

CHAPTEK OH. F. NO. b7b.
An Act to authorize the town board OF super
visors Of the town Of Acton, in MeekeH
county, to drain q lake in said town known
as Lake Harold, and appropriating money
Tor that purpose.
['rhc title OF the act sufficiently explains Its
purpose, the land reclaimed to bs sold by the
stated
Little Falls transcript., 1891-05-08

CHAPTER 5@H. F. NO. 1O15.
An Act to ratify g certain lease made by the
State Agricultural Society Of Minnesota.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION 1. That certain lease dated ,he
twenty fourth (24th) day Of April, A. D. one
thousand eight hundred and ninety QS90),
made by the State Agricultural Society Of
Minnesota, to the Minnesota Driving Club, is
hereby ratified and confirmed.
SEC. o This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved April ~, 1891.
Little Falls transcript., 1891-05-08
CHAPTER oh r NO. 3a7

CHAPTER zg--H. r. NO. 3E.
An Act to validate and confirm the of1cial
acts of notaries public to which their Of
fetal seals have not been affixed.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
OF Minnesota. ,.s-
sxcT1oHl L That no Official act Of any no.
Little Falls transcript., 1891-05-08

tary public heretofore done shall be held.
deemed or taken to be invalid because or on
the ground that such notary failed or neg
lected to at1x to such net or to anv certificate,
or to any yeritication Or attestation Of such
of such notary public shall. Notwithstanding
the absence Of such official seal, be held as
valid to all intents and purposes a. II such
were or had been properly afti1ed thereto;
official act or certificate Of . notary public in
SEC. :. This act Shall take effect and bs in
force from and after its passage.
Approved April II. 1891.
CHAPTER 6o-H. T. NO. lH.
An Act to legalize the Incorporation OF
church societies.
, Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
OF Minnesota:
SECTION /. That all and singular the acts
and proceedings had and done. or attem p.ed
to be had and done by and on behalt of the
members and officers, or either, OF any re-
lgious society or congregation Of this state,
or any persons whomsoever, to incorporate
as q church society under any OF the laws OF
this state, which Incorporation is incomplete
or invalid for informulities, or non -compli-
legallzed and made valid, and the incorpora.
tons SO attempted are hereby declared In all
respects valid, and such societies properly
and legally incorporated.
DEC. q. lQlS hCL snail t0Ro eUeCt 0UQ DO III
force from and after its passage.
Approved April II, 1891.
CHAPTER SIS. F. NO. 618.
An Act to authorize the board OF managers
Of the Minnesota state Agricultural Society
to lease portions Of what is known a. the
Estate Fair Grounds" in this state.
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION /. The board Of managers Of the
Minnesota State Agricultural Society are
hereby authorized and empowered whenever
they may deem 1t advisable to lease limited
portions Of what is known as the estate Fair
Grounds" in this state to any person, COM
pany or corporation OF this state, for the pur-
pose Of giving exhibitions Of live stock, and
the holding Of race meetings thereon. and
for other purposes not Inconsistent with the
use of said grounds for holding state fairs,
together with all reasonable and necessary
privileges cOncomitant with such exhibit
lions and racing meetings.. provided, that no
such lease shall be given for longer term
than twenty (20) years; and provided further,
that all rents and income arising from such
leasing shall be by said board and In their
discretion be expended upon said grounds in
repairing and i'm proving the same.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from and
after its passage.
ADDFDvpn pril ~ 1901
Little Falls transcript., 1891-05-08

SECTION Inat sectlou Elk NoC oO"neuIp
thirty-fve ls5); sections six (6). seven yen ~;
eighteen (1S). nineteen (19), thirty (3o) and
th1rty-one (3l), township one hundred and
forty. three (ll3) range thirty-ive (35(: sec
M Sns ten one @ tTe sevc1 @ % tyeye yep1 .sir
s, zen q s). s; s0arteen li, fifteen tis si1ts.n
(6). twenty.one l2D ,twenty-two (2ls twenty'
three. (23), twenty-four (A). twenty five (2S).
twenty;six !sel twenty;;seyen y;se' l2 twenty 9aH
thirty-fve (35) and thirty six (38), township
one hundred and forty-three (143). range
thirty-six (36): and sections one U), two (2).
three (3) and four a., township one hundred
50 much thereof as the state is now or may
hereafter become seized. shall be set apart
and perpetually used as public park
SEC. z. The name of said park shall be the
1tasca State Park. and the same is by this act
Of this state under the proper restrictions
hereinafter provided, or which may be here.
after provided by law.
SEC. 8. The general care and supervision
Of the Itasca State Park. until otherwise pro-
acting as state land commissioners.
SEC. 4. Any person who shall willfully cut,
destroy or muIilate, or who shall wtllfully
cause to be cut destroyed or mutilated any
shall kill or cause to be killed any moose,
BEAR dear. fox, otter or other wild animal in
said park. or who shall in any other manner
than with hook aud line take any fish from
the waters Of said park. shall be guilty Of
shall be fined for the first offense fifty (5O(
dollars, for the second offense two hundred
(20O) dollars, and for the third or further
offense he shall be fined and imprisoned not
less than ninety l0o) days. nor more than one
siding at the trial of the cause. All offenses
charged for misdemeanors - here1ubefore
Little Falls transcript., 1891-05-08

the passage OF this act file in tho once Of the
register of deeds. in the county in which Is
the principal place Of business of said cor.
poration, its articles Of incorporation, il the
same have not been heretofore SO filled, and
shall at the time Of filing such articles in the
office of the secretary Of state pay into the
state treasury. the fees provided Tor by chap
ter two hundred and twenty-five Of the Gen
eral Laws Of 1889, If the date Of such at.
tempted organization is subsequent to the
passage Of said law.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage.
Approved April is 1851
Little Falls transcript., 1891-05-08

CHAT HN Ut-5. Z. NO: ooos
An Act to authorize tho board Of supervisors
Of the township Of Manyaska, In Martin
county, TO dram Prairie lake, and providing
for the survey and sale Of land that may
accrue thereby to the state.
1.-THE title Of the act sufficiently explains
its purpose.]
Little Falls transcript., 1891-05-08

any part Of such income remains unsxpend.
ed aud unappropriated it shall be returned to
the trustees Of the permanent fund and be-
come principal of such fund.
such trustees shall be filed with the secretary
Of the association, and proper record there
Of and all proceedings pertaining thereto
1 booH re ts 'na Ss
required Of the trustees Of the permanent
fund shall be given for the full term for
which the trustee is appointed and until his
% SUCCESSOR ,pa is appointed and gu gualiaed; Pro-
may, when they deem It exped1ent, require
the renewal Of such bond.
In case of the death, resignation, disability
or removal of any member or members Of the
board Of trustees of the permanent fund, the
judge of probate shall I'LL such vacancy by
appointment to be for the balance of the
term and until the successor OF the person
appointed is appointed and qualified; In
case of the death, resignation. disability or
removal Of one or more OF the trustees Of the
permanent fund. all the rights, title, powe I.
authority, franchises or trusts whatever e1-
listing in such trustee at the time Of such
shall at once without any act Of conveyance
vest in the survivors or survivor until the va
cancy or vacancies 80 occasfoned shall be
filled. when the same shall In the same man
all newly appointed trustees shall at once
upon qualification succeed 70 an equal share
in all the rights titles, powers. authority,
franchises OF trusts belonging to such board,
and the same shall always be vested in the
members Of such board as actually constt.
tuted,
SEC T. In case of the death, removal, res.
ignation or disability Of all the members OF
the board Of trustees Of the permanent funds,
all the rights title. interest, authorities, pow
ers franchises or trusts shall without further
act at once vest in the district court of tho
district ir which such cemetery is situated. to
be exercised and discharged by tho Judge Of
such court in trust for such cemetery. associa-
ton un1l such board be constituted in the
manner herein provided.
SEC. s.. The secretary Of the cemetery asso-
citation shall act as secretary Of the board of
trustees Of the permanent funds and shall
keep full record Of their proceedingA and
none of the trustees shall receive any fees or
compensation whatever.
SEQ. 6. This act shall take eject and be in
force from and after the date Of its passage.
Approved April II. 1891.
CHAPTER 49--H. F. NO. 3l7.
An Act to validate and confirm the oncial
acts of notaries public to which their Of
fetal seals have not been affixed.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota. ....y.s-.....