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Decorah-posten., 1895-07-16

5eIgcnoc nDe Yoitfoutorer Opret'
teoes iioitc ll0e: Glouer, 5rceborn Co..
Minn., Setter s. Glei6e, 4Oitmeitsr;
@restOn. 8nniom So, y. QatOtn, 9.
8. Sacpbjon, Boitmelter.
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Sra g~Saibington.

Sen %IOntautc g~eboloning | Gtat'
fammeret ben lite os. belG6 fig III
$191,51S, 364, beraf tilberte $107,'
213,123 Gutoreierueu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-16
II.

Sirsif. 9lae 8assre / @aorio
siorbs ben lite cs. Strsis, os Rssisr.
msen bar ubfommanberst be militars
gassrs foe at iOripne SsiOIlniussa
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Gfnbe paa Nplinoeu.

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ira Gberpfee ben lite os. flyer, at oct
bar re9net beromfrits / De iioite SO
Elmer, % at &eiultatet er en- neiteu
iulOItGnOis GOeIesselie al Sauren i
aanias. Sucben i Gfot er belpis fla
bet ai Melous (blighted). @leset al
9oruct er neOblait al iterfe StOrme, pg
~langoaris SGoe bar soelast Sunbres
Der al Ncres.
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2obes u nii,mer iff8

meo 8rDb. On Gitencn bar Der Of
uortj8a Sammeaiioo mcIsm gotitiet og
Strciterrc. MoBle 4erionsr iaarcOes,
o. 60 Streitrrs arreltereoes.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-16
uSIauo.

SOlOiomme SorSrgIfelisr bar iuns
bet Steo / be faipiite Gnse % llral
9iitrltter. 8 uiunnla, glitra6au %
&rasupObit er mango 8~psninser last i
Huiner.
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Nirifa.

1DIfe Gri0sTibe CT nutomue til
Sangicr for OF inotrnoe en- Gtaocser'
i~tatuiug al 5000 Wtnrf, cmtring $4,000,
for Woroet paa Ell tDit lluoeriaGt peo
Napn &odjtrpp nrr 5aiii.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-16
4rgentina.

Huber ct Sammeniteo mellem 10
Gmisranttog ben lite bs. peo Gan
IablO / grOuinoien GOrrientes bleo Is
8erionsr br9bt os 80 lemleiteoe.
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ras luotsors leasf 5oer Iaauoa3 90 9erscdg Uor'
ata. u~oeru5guea;sr treiaass ifis I TO saa bruazbsn
fs3euoe REm.r. ueomtusrs bet ustrrltt.ta ~forlaus
ass. eots ct GDsytIsisasnt. eer fsrf tcumsr tHos
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oft Set f0uas i1at3 lir,oassHnrssrs. BreDs. eer taoes
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Set eaar Imaat meo 9icojcringens

SnoiG9ter. 9e iorlte IL 8nse Of
oenne Minaneb operites u6siiterue
3notH9terue meO Omtrn8 81, 900
ON 3ngen. SuotG8terne be igrite IL
Da9e ni Wiaaneoen belsb ia til tun
IS, 345, 4o7 O9 uooiiierue TT s18,s
$4,000.
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@aa &rigshien.

Gpe @bonnemter bill faa Seapna
slieu az oenne tmtereSfantc Sors
taaine, iaaiGmee Spiaeet parer.
Ger CT lite ntanse Grempiersr tils
base.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-16
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Inaffet Iig. 5orleOen Dag 6leo gl.
Rou.ier, en- irauit 2itsrat, i%ntrOouceret
til DOE amtasiabGr / Bars s. y.
GUSTS. s Gamtaleu5 206 Tom Orr.
Gusts til at iige, at be 5Orcueoe eta,
ter turOe iatte fig / 8efooelie al Ga'
uaoa, Cuba % en- 2el al Naougascar
3enne Gamtale FOB 8outier inorgtte !
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turli9ois itOr Spii9t iuoen politiite
areoie / GnslauO, Grantrise us Spas
MEN. SionnaUntes Re9isring bar
forlaust 5prilarin9 al be 6oreneoe
Stater, og SIR. GUSTS bar unoifplot
ia meo, at ban life oiOlte, at g. &Ous
tier par SOurualtit, rg at oenne insen'
iombetit Set bnOoe til at oHentIig9icre
Samtalen.
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Observation-Disclosures unoerrettes

Observation-Disclosures unoerretts'
Oes iOrle0en uni, at Sorea8 5SritemIni'
ter, 4nf9On9'gIo, Der ! be fibite G
Maansber iattiIt bar uGret 3lftator,
par rGmt. San par untlaSet for 6Or'
ra0eri, os Nrreitorore bar uoiteot mob
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rgmme.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-16

Gen maane0Iige gerctniug on
uoI6rlel al garer / SUM- piier, at Der
/ oenne Minaneo uoi0rtss for $685.
$50 / mineralIte Oljer, 81, 3O0,O 900
mere enb / Wiui; Of 8omllO lloisrtes
/ SUM for $5,574,09o mob a5,248,G97
i SUM- 1894. Of 2eunetsmioler uos
igrtes / Suni for IS. 954.o4o. lloisr.
let al 2erretsmioler bet iioite 9te9ns
1absaar baOOe en- &pr0i al $40 ,09S,s
G43, builtet er $51,600,O0O minore
eno / forrt9e 8egnitabsaar.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-05-22

OF said sp1nklIng, inciudinE the 1eceesar
expense Of making and collecting sdch as
sessment, upon the real property and lots
Of land fronting on such streets, avenues
and alleys, or parts thereof. SO snrinkled.
without regard TO the cash valuation thereof
or whether the same shall be improved
or otherwise, and In making said assess
ment the said expenses and costs shall be
aproporti0neda pro rata upon the sltneal rect
Of said real estate or lots Of land fronting
ON such streets, avenues or alleys, or parts
thereof, Aforesaid.
Sec. 4. Assessments for sprfnkii1g
streets, avenues, alleys or parts thereof
may be In the following form or any other
equivalent form which the village council
may adopt:
The village council of the village OF
............. doth hereby assess and levy
upon and against the several lots and Lar
cells Of land below described the respective
sums OF money set oposite each lot or
parcel. fls5{4..ss.5.ss zsslg5 55
This assessment is levied to defray the
expenses OF sprinkling the streets fronting;
the said lots, and parcels Of land from
e s 81, to tSe. day e o si:....:
a. %: 1S. >. according to the contract for
for the term Of.
from ana Suc1 lois
and parcels of land are assessed upon the
basis OF an equal sum per front foot along
the line of such Improvement.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-05-22

of such special election M v,,rvps1,,, . ~.
ten tiO1 days notice be given Of 1hoidIn9
Such special election shall HI conducted
as provided by law for 1enerai eiecttana'
Sec. 3 In voting upon such proposition
those In favor Of issue Of bonds mil hsve
written or printed or partiv written x ! ~
words iFor issua of hanIn n 10 ., sns
voting against the same the Words aAgainsf
the issue OF bonds,' exceDt that WHERE aid
proposition is submitted to the voters at
General election there shall be printed on
the ptue ballots used in said county the
wolas issue Of bonds, Yes, !" No., and
eacn eiector voting or, said proposition shall
make cfOss-mark thus (X) In one OF the
Two " spaces left for the purpose upOn
tne margln OF the ballot used. as pro-
te pe four secfon txentyeight @ Of chap
dred and ninety-three Q803) 1T7s7sI =.
Inc elector desiring to vote An favor of
Issuing is bonds shall make cross marx,
word Yes and the elector desiring to
vote against the issuing Of bonds shall
make cross mark. thus (X) in the space
SO le1t opposite the word mo- and no
except those HAVING said cross mn FL IyZl
opposite one only Of said words Yes
M M
iuat ane Young snail be conducted In the
. eano reauneE as provided by law Tor cleo
~ o,on a,+ - loW1 ohcers except In villages
VI ~ Si'Ie ,1, ana those shall be conducted as
sucn village and city elections are con-
auctea' ana the vote shall be counted, re-
turned ana canvassed In the same manner
as votes cast for county officers, and ii.
upon such canvass, it appears that a ma
Jorlty OF Oil the votes cast on said propo-
sition shall be in favor Of Issuing bonds, the
same shall be issued in accordance with
the provisions of this act, but not other
wise -.
Sec =. Bonds shall not be issued by the
authority of this act which in the agrre-
gate snail exceed two (2) per cent Of the
taxable property valuation of the county
as shown by the last preceding tax iist:
and such bonds shall not bear Interest at
rate higher than five 20 per cent per an
such sums and at such times as to require
tax levy OF more than one a. mill upon
the dollar of taxable property in any one
year to meet the payment of principal and
in se VINE" me-, the same comes due.
Sec T. The interest on said bonds shall
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-05-22
NO. 56.-H. L. NO. 345.

M. 56.-H. Il. No. $40.
counties by submitting same to vote Of
electors for the purpose Of raising mon
eys to fund floating Indebtedness to pro-
vide poor farm, roads and bridges.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section l. Whenever the county commits
sioners of any county in this state shall
of the inhabitants thereof to issue the bond
of their county for any Of the following
named purposes, to wit:
10 fund the floating indebtedness of the
county, to purchase or improve poor farm
or poor house, or for constructing or re-
pairing roads or bridges, such commission
ers may cause to be submitted a proposi-
ton for issuing stated amount of bonds
OF their county to vote Of the electors at
any general or special election, or the an
nu1l town meeting, by serving, or causing
to be served upon each Of the town clerks.
or other officers within each election pre-
cinct whose duty 1t Is to give notice of
election or town meetings prior to the time
required by law for the giving of such no
tees, request signed by the chairman of
the county board and attested by the corn-
ty auditor and sealed with the seal of his
Office. which request shall specify the
amount Of bonds proposed to be voted, for
what purpose and the rate of interest; and
said notice OF request shall be served per-
sonally or by enclosing copy of same in
letter directed to such officers at their place
of receiving mail, and duly registering the
same; that said town clerk or other otfi-
GERS Mt the time of giving notice of election
or town meeting. shall include In such no
tice the matter of submitting to the voters
the question of issuing bonds, specifying
therein the amount proposed to be
voted, for what purposes and rate
of interest, but the failure of any
town clerk or other officer to give notice as
hereinbefore provided shall not invalidate
such election.
Provided, that in counties not organized
into towns, or only partially organized into
towns, such proposition may be submitted
at any general election, or it may be sub
mitted at any special election called for
that purpose, and the board of county COM
lied into towns. or only partially organ
ized into towns may call a special election
for such purpose by resolution duly adopt
ed and fixing BY said RESOLUTION the Time
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-05-22

for the manufacture of food products, or
as member Of Arm, or officer of
corporation SO owning or operating such
establishment, or as an employee In said
establishment, violates or fails to comply
with any. of the foregoing requirements
or provisions Of this act shall be guilty
Of misdemeanor. No criminal prosecu-
the provisions of this act until thirty
days after notice, In writing, by an officer
or inspector ofsthe bureau Of labor or some
officer or agent of the board of health. OF
any change necessary to be made to COM
ply with the provisions Of this act has
been served upon the owner, manager or
officer operating said establishment, and not
have been made in accordance with such
notification.
Sec. s. This act shall take effect and be
In force from and after it's passage.
Approved April o. 1895.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-05-22
~kSeoes s-sss.ss. .........
Village Recorder.

Sec. 5. All acts and parts Of acts ,incon-
s1stent with this act are hereby repealed
Sec. 6. This act shall take effect and be
In force from and after it's passage, -
Approved April 25, 1895.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-05-22

/ the report ana certificate or safd judge
of probate. but II shall be- unlawful to-
dfsa Hoos dollars oh o fer sucn treatment n
the comfy 81 which he Is resident. .
or cause to be recorded, the name, sex, age.
nationality, residence and length Of resi-
dsnce II county and state length Of time
for self-cOntrol or self-supnort, number Of
persons dependent upon him for support,
date 81. commitment m to the institution; and
treated and total amount of expense to.
the county for commitment and treatment.
He shall from these records make an an
nua1 statistical report of these and such
other facts as shall be deemed worthy OF
record, exclusive of names, to the state;
board Of charities and corrections.
81 Sec The money appropriated and used
as aforesaid shall be- and is hereby declared
to be- loan from the county to the In
wlrich shall be payable at any time within
FIVE years without interest. The party
accepting the benefits of the said loan
full amount of costs for commitment and
treatment, when said treatment shall have
been finished. and all, expenses snail have
probate. This note shall be non-nego-
table and may be paid by INSTALL
meRts ho or at the Inc 1 6,
the Judge of probate. 1t the applicant
shall be a minor he shall, nevertheless be.
and Is hereby authorized and empowered
to execute promissory note as herein re-
quired, which shall be In all respects as
valid and enforceable as If such applicant
were of full age.
Sec. s. The officers of such institute
as may be. designated for the treatment Of
such persons. payment for whose cure is
provided by this act, shall become sworn
officers of the court committing such per-
son to their care, and shall have authority
to enforce such reasonable rules as may
be necessary for the administration OF
proper treatment to the patient entrusted
to their care, but they shall receive no 9TH
er fee compensation than the sum pro-
vided for and limited by section /.
Sec. 6. A drunkard, as: mentioned In the
foregoing sections of this act, shall be
deemed to include any person who has &C.
CURED the habit Of using spirituous, malt,
or fermented liquors., cocaine or other mar
cotics, to such an extent or degree as
to deprive him of reasonable self-control.
Sec. Z. This act shall be In force from
and after its passage and publication.
Approved April %, 1895.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-05-22

No. 5S. IS r. NO. 272. s95
AN ACT to provide for seed grain loans
to farmers ii this state whose crops were
DESTROYED hy .drQUgbt Or storms In the
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-05-22

Done at meeting Of the village council
this ..:........... day of ...............
A. D. 49,.
:. 10
President
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-05-22

80 NO. Gl--S. f. NO. Jog
AN ACT to create a commission TO locate
acquire land and prepare plans for a
fourth hospital for the insane.
BE It enacted by the Legislature Of the
Section /. That commission no an
pointed by the governor. of seven Dersors
W W1 shall be residents and electors of the
stare 81 minnesota, no two Of whom shall
De RESIDENTS OF Lie same congressional dis
trict and each of the three leading noijtj-
cal parties shall be Represented in said
COMMISSION lta t WI who shall locate and purchase
a site 1or the fourth state hospital for
Lne insane at some point as near as may
pc practicable.to the cities Of St Paul and
MINNEAPOLIS; which in their Judgment is
sion may receive propositions from towns.
villages or cities or the inhabitants there
o. od re ei: 70 the advantages, Of their
sponstbles guarantee for the sale TO the
state at "a reasonable price of a suitable
tract OF land also guarantee of suitable
sewerage, water privileges etc.
Sec. 2 Said commission shall purchase
not less than $40 nor more than 900
acres of land for site and for the use of
SAID sa hospital. Before selecting a site for
| tise In at least two of the daily newspapers
published in St Paul and two of the daily
papers published in Minneapolis, for three
successive weeks, asking for offers from
persons or corporations of a suitable site
under such restrictions and specifications
Is the commission may determine unon.
h9nAu seoAiiAiss,lons dFef fHeFeDE authorized.
after they shall have properly examined
all such proposed sites. to select and secure
such site for said hospital as shall, in
their Judgment. be most advantageous to
/ the state for the purpose contemplated In
this. act. and for that purpose said commits
sion are hereby authorized and empowered
In the name and on behalf Of the state to
sent6rsH upon, purchase, &c and acquire any
slanA .Rrenai Or priy that
maybe necessarIs convenient or proper. for
the purpose of such a sitHs or any part
thereof, and: in. case the owner Of INV
such lands or grounds and said commission
cannot agree as TO the value of the prem
ises taken or to be taken for such use, the
value thereof shall be determined nv the
appraisal of three reputable freehotiers Of
the state not directly or Indirectly inter-
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-05-22
NO 62-H n NO 100.

AN ACT authorizing the village council
OF incorporated villages in this state to
provide for the sprlnkling of streets,
grounds, and to assess the expense OF
such sprinkling upon the real property
abutting upon such streets.
Be It enacted by the Legislature OF the
State of Minnesota:
Section l. The village council Of any
Incorporated village in this state is hereby
authorized and empowered TO provide for
the sprinkling of the streets, avenues, al
leys, parks or other public grounds Of the
said village, or any part Thereon, when-
for the preservation OF health or the pro-
motion OF the comfort of the inhabitants
thereof, and upon petition of the owners
of tWo-thirds az Of the amount of frontage
abutting upon any such street, avenue OF
alley or part thereof, to assess the expenses
of such sprinkling upon the real property
abutting upon such street, avenue or alley
I or part thereof, in proportion to Its 'front.'
age.
Sec 2. Whenever the village council pro-
poses to make contract for the sprinkllng
other public grounds or any part thereof,
Of any Incorporated village i'll this state,
they shall advertise for proposals to, be
made to- them for the doing OF such work,
by publishing OncA IN 4 newspaper, printed
in whole or In part in the said village,
notice of the time when and the place
where bids will be received by the said vii
lage council for the doing Of such sprlnkling
as they may have determined upon, the
amount thereof being stated In thesaid adj
vertisement. and any person or persons
desiring to bid for sprinkling shall furnish
bond executed by the bidder and two lA
responsible snreties, conditioned that he
will enter into and execute a contract to
perform the work for the price mentioned
nj Pm him. he said bond being payable
to the village council of said village, and
the village council shall award the con-
tract for such sprinkling to the lowest re-
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-05-22

Sec. g. The village COUNCIL OF any such
village, after the dissolution Of any such
township, shall have. ins addition to their
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-31
T AND COUNTY,.

Col. Little has one of the '95 model
Columbus.
The assessors are making good pro-
gress with their work. Fred WEIGH is
doing a part of the work for Assessor
Gaskill.
A little son of Isadore Bureau was re-
ported seriously i'll from accidental poi
soning late this afternoon.
Bishop Walker is about to commence
a visit of points in North Dakota, and
his time will be occupied nearlr every
day from now until August.
Miss Edith Winchester has returned
from the east, where she has been study
ing for the past year, and will remain in
the city during the summer.
There will be a Baptist social at the
Reading room, Friday evening, May 81.
Ice cream and cake, strawberries and
other delicacies will be served.
Loyel's pavilion Uncle Toms cabin,
with the usual complement of trick
donkeys, bloodhounds, Topsies, Evas,
etc, is booked for Friday, May 81.
Arpello, the Kendrick and Barnes
t%rotter, takes first prize in the 2:30 class
at the Minnesota horse show, and third
in the sweepstakes-a good showing.
A. J. Smith, who has been confined in
jail for a number of months for participa-
ton in strike troubles at Mandan a year
ago, was released today, his sentence
having finally expired.
Father Paul, who was priest of the
Catholic church here from 1882 to 1885,
died at Arlington, MIMI, last Saturday,
of consumption. He will be buried at
st. Johns Abbey today.
Eastbound time by the overland train
of the Northern Pacific will be reduced
two hours on June 2, as it will leave
Portland about II instead of 9 a. M, as
now, arriving the same time.
Oscar Ecklund and Miss Emma Cor
on were married by Judge Chase Sun
day night. The groom is a brother of
County Commissioner Ecklund, and the
bride came from Colorado to meet him.
A report from Cando says that Hon.
A. B. Mcdonald, one of the members of
the last legislature, was assaulted by j.
OBrien striking him several times with
a bar OF iron. Mcdonald is seriously
hurt, it not fatally.
Sioux Falls Press: Gen. Alex. Hughes
is visiting among his old friends of the
days prior to the capital removal, at Elk
Point, Vermillion and Yankton. He de-
livered a memorial address at Elk Point
on Sunday afternoon.
There will be a mass Temperance con-
~vention at Fargo, Friday, Gov. Allin pre-
siding. Archbishop Ireland, Bishops
Stanley, Cotter, McGolerick, Marty,
Father Clary and others of national fame
will be speakers.
Emma L. Bell of Bismarck will grad
uate from the scientific course of the
Valley City Normal next month. She will
present a paper On elements of Power
Kate M. Staley of Coal Harbor, will
graduate from the professional course