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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-03-01
HELP WANTED.

The American Mutual Build
ing & Savings Association OF
Chattanooga, Tenn, dlslres a
good agent III this town and
county, also lady agent to take
charge of the Children's feature.
Write Tor particulars.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-03-01

13URUNS X ROADS:
i good fish spring is predicted
and the fishermen are putting III
traps at Cannon Ferry.
Sleigh riding was enjoyed by
many i'll this section during the
recent SHOWS.
We learn Mr.. J. /. Boyce will
soon return to Perqulmans Coun-
ty again. Success to him.
The writer attend the funeral
service Of Mrs. NJ. b. Chapel
who was buried near this place
last week. \ large Der OF
friends were present.
The school going on at Crit.
fms School House, under the
management Of Miss Urlal
Elliott, seem to give general sat
istaCtiOn.
Another store at Ryland-
Ward & Bunch. Success tt
them.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-03-01
J, W. SPRUELL.
LAND FOR SALE.

That valuable tract of land at
the head of Main street, known
as "Holmes," containing about
I1S acres. Also the "Quarter
tract" recently owned by Mr.. T.
D. Warren, containing about 255
acres, which I will sell in sections
of 3 and 50 acres. Terms easy.
RICHARD DILLARD.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-03-01
ATTACKED BY A MOB.

An Ex-Priest lecturing on the
Roman Catholic priesthood Tues
day at Savannah, Ga, was at
tackled by mob and the Military
had to be called out to restrain
them.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-03-01
FOR SALE.

have pair of cart wheels which
will offer for sale at my shop on March
9th at public auction at 10 a. m, TO sat
isfy amount due ME for repa1rs-the
property of Junious ClaIks.
w. FOREHAND.
Feb. 27tn, 1895.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-03-01

AND PASSENGER ROUTE
Regular line of steamers between
New Berne, and Elizabeth city. A. 6;
n. OR R., aud w. n. & n. r. K.
Daily all rail service between Edenton.
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Norfolk.
Through cars, as low ratesand quicker
time than by any otherroute.
Direct ali goods to be shipped by East
ern Carolina dispatch, as follows: From
Norfolk by N. & S. R. R; Baltimore by
w. s. B. r. R.; President st. Station
Philadelphia by Pennsylvania R. K.
Dock St. Station. New York by Penn
svlvania R. R.. Pier 81 North River Or
Old Dominion Line Pier 20.
For further information apply
r. MOOD, Agent, Edenton, n. G., or
to the General Office Of the n. & >. H.
R. Co., Norfolk, Va.
NJ. X. KING. General Manager.
Fl. gHUDGINS, G.. F. & P. Agt.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-03-01
COUNTY NEWS.

INTERESTING ITEMS REPORTED BY oUE
COUNTRY IrEMIzERs.
.MINTOUSVILLE:
Mrs. Alfred Rountree and
brother, Mr.. Erastus Bagley
spent a part of last week with
relatives IN Pcrquinans county
Messrs. J. 9. HoAer and Sidney
Fitchctt, Of Boslcy. were at this
place Sunday last:
Good weather is once again al
hand and the farmers Of this place
are making good use Of it.
Mr.. Nj Y. Blanchard has &C,
ccpted a position with the HoAcl
-Fitchctt lumber firm. Success
to him.
If marriages bring, about
good times, they are not far dis
tant.
Miss Maggie Blanchard, OF this
place, was painfully i'll, Tuesday
Of this week.
Some of Cisco friends were
in our midst on Sunday last
Come again.
Lots of corn in this section
cheap.
GLIDEV:
Rev. Ephra1n Bunch, aged
50 wears, who lost his mind sew
cral months ago, died Friday
morning, his birthday, at 5
o'clock. Rev. A. w. Burfoot
preached his funeral Saturday
evening, after which he was laid
to rest by loving hands.
The infant of Mr.. Jas. II. Win
slow, ('ed Sunday morning; aged
; weeks.
Rev. A. ". BurGoot, pastor of
Warwick church, preached fine
sermon to a very large Con9rega-
ton last Sunday, it being Quar-
tvrly Meeting.
Mr.. Mack Morris, whose leg
was a1nputated some days ago, is
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-03-01
SCALES AND PLANTS
ITEMS PURELY LOCAL CONDENSED FOR THE
BUSY READER

Lent began Wednesday.
Send i'll your Job Printing.
60 to the Opera House to
night
White Navy Beans at Dixon's.
Help us along by paying your
subscription.
Edenton Fair Oct. p, %, "a
and 18TH.
Clean up your lots and spread
lime freely.
1t is never too late to mend
broken promises.
Primes and Dates at Dixon's.
Easter comes this year OIL the
I4th day Of April.
The truckers are replanting
peas this week.
Some Of the seine fishermen
will put i'll next week.
Mrs. \. Huci,abee spent sever
al l1yS III +. City last week.
Farming operations have been
anuch DELAYED by the cold wealth.
~
Did YOU ever. Kew York State but
ter only IS cents at Parker & Howell.
Mr. n +. White is having
erected a nice home on Magn0l1a
street.
Mr. r. c. Bcrecron, of +. City,
spent several days tins week III
Edenton
Great sacrifice sale at sturman's in
men s. boy 5, ana youth ; e!0'"'''S'
,,> o,ooa+;a,,e ~ +he va
le eng ,I ls,..,Io' ara
1 Cll''l o''o>' ''''' ''''''>
,, &c +1,a boo,t;f,,1 snow
,,.l' 10> |. -, a.,e,,o,1, t1,is vrinter TO
10y at:lc ~ t1,a,,,
w. . Heal, Comedy
-, liz -! ''1
Con p"llI - a'io" ny '''' ON'>
r, .......,,.1 r,,6s,, At Dixon,s
- ,...,,, :. h,o1,
oo'lCl'oi w 80 -
1,as Laa,, ~, hI,ei,ess
,,,1 1 Nice
Mss oe'''0 y, w az C1:t- ', "I1. -aa10
No!l!A' "o,o g. ~ ny r 1905
no,4u
l 'le ,o'I',ll'0l w.. t~,,,ad - =
Denny "i'I,"lo" " 80 w.
lily l''l 'o'''''I''''9 10' :
Fresh bHckWhe"I floul ''' 0'N'''l =
Mrs. Mary Brltt, OF 11c1 llol q
county, is III the city visiting
! her cousin, Mrs. +. Bonner.
,r, ,+ ,,,,;ss;oners
-, IN '1:5,, HIa,,do1- Tbe
WIZ Oo III :: 3>7,' ';11 ,,,aa+ T>1aedov
0''S
X eE' NO 4. W '' ~. Pt cr,,1o1
I' a.I,. -, n,rhe Iarico Road "
Mr. y. \. h1tclell Has ie'''i II
ed home after a pleasant stay ol
9eVo''l S>' "
Apple Butter ana 1eliy IL i'iAoil .
Attention of our readers IS d1-
rectcd to the Mexican Mustang
Liniment advertisement III this
paper.
Ifvou are not already sub
scriber to the FISHERMAN &
FARMER YOU are invited to be
come SO at once.
Great reduction sale at e'turman's il
ladies dress goods Il '''i'i''i'a'' civ
9Loe9'
Don't forget the Flsh ls )
& FARMER "nGn na you ', ,1aao,+
news Item. let Eoe'.oi p -. d'n
and the pubic kno" "i''' ~
ing on.
S LOst.-A small brown purse
S lost at ke' ) DPoie e iio.'7 .;11 III h,
day n1Snt, ne n1lo't +1;~nHae
rewarded i ie'"' ''ON' o. ~ - O
/ Chocolate Cream candy 20 cts, a
O'So" -, G.,
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-03-01
TO THE PUBLIC

We have associated with US in
the practice OF law Mr.. J. n:
Pruder, under the firm name OF
PRUDEN, NANN & PRUDEN, to
take effect Monday, Feb. 18th
1895.
PRUDEN & VANN.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-03-01

Strawberries raised i'll hot
houses are selling III the New
York market at S. 90 per basket.
The fruit is said to be large, per
feet and beautiful, averaging
fourteen berries to the basket.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-03-01
LEADING LIVERY STABLE, }

Mt. AIRY, \. c, Dec. %, 1891. I
Lyon Mfg Co, Brooklyn, y. I.
Gentlemen:-I certify that have rscd
Mexican Mustang Eminent Tor the past 20
years for all diseases Of the skin and flesh
that horses are heir to. and have never vet
found its equal. For man OF beast it can
not be cxccllcd. My father always kept
this hnimcnt on hand for use on his horses
and also as q household remedy.
Respectfully, SAML. G. FACE.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-03-01
EASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH.

FNSV FREIGNT LINE
AND PASSENGER ROUTE.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-03-01

INTERESTING ITEMS REPORTED BY OUE
COUNTRY ITEMIZERS.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-30

gang, bon 5erbinurb Jreilisrath be-
fu1gen fat, f1rcibt er in einem Brief
ON feline Anb.rtpanbttn: r3tpei Dpits
tel alrItrs Regix1ents tparen tDbt ober
beununbet, pnb i tpeiter mir in ben
Geinb 9ireinritten. befto tpenaser tp,ir.
ben d,eine Ran,eroben. 3ukbt tparen
mir rlr mod unier feds Damn nadten
mir btnlelben Wcs iiber 5unberte BON
2eihtn arieber 3uriid. Wxin Rappe
'bIukte b.reits aus flint Mhlnben. grbs
lid 6<i rneinnn Gonmnanbeur dnges
fon,anen, befubl mir bitier. Mppea da
bln1en. Mber tpeIm tl1gIidxr Son fam
bd gum @onfbein! Maeine Srompete
mar bon elmer Ruael burhbobrt tpors
bon, obne bab ih tttpas baoon tpubte.
@k mar mir ailf bem Miiden 3erfdofe
fen. Sd brouhe ltiht 5u berl4apei<
gen, baB i4 anfo!ge biefes Nitts elmer
ber Grften in alnIersm Reginnent mar,
Der nit bsm giierntn Rreli3 gefhn,iidt
spurbe. =" 8intcbant itarb am d.
Wsai 1881 on Der @htpinbfu1t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-30
2emtaIte GapeS.

Dis neue5te W1Dbe atiretlt fir lire
3tpsde birsct be Ollie bes Malers tn
Qlrsrppuh lneb berrH an bon Riinitlerz
bomb benlaIte gapes. Man fannie bisS
Der benalte ssddxr, 6eHaltt parapents.
bsnlaMs 8itberrubntrl ur1b leBtbin
taunbtn audi bemnlk 8unbeuug unb
bemnltt Gharpes auf; nun tDerben mir
absr qilA nit vbemalten Oumenmdntsln
au reAnen babtn, bie bic Grfinbung ei<
res parifer M1aIers iinb. LIMB 0er
qludltbe Grfinbxr, btiien ySbes" tpft
aipsi ober bret Wipnate alt if, bat be<
rei.s ein anfebnlides Siimnthsn bsr<
bisni. Sn pnris unb IN aOnboa ift
sur 3eit Elm f5rmlider Aampf airn
bfefe bemdlten Gupss entbrdarnt. Der
Wsuler, Der in bas @ebeinpniB isintr
ssFarbenmifhilng bios eirltn GOae8ern
sinaepeibt 9at, hdt aIlt 9Gdrbe Oou Ut
tblr1 nnb tann llss1n1gli9 alien am ibn
Qeffelltm Qtnforbspnslgel gersd3t tperz
Sen. Der er5te Gisubrud sines bsnidIber
Cape lit, ais ob BIT grDBeH go[big
fhtnlmernben, etfpdS erofiihen @lGttsr
unb 4litku, bic duf bem g1ps i'll
fc1en finb, Observation-Disclosures I fsieIl.
Gr{f 6ei oenoliepsr 9eiihtiguug bemertt
man bis ptMelurbrit. Diets ,glous
penslt6s fOnrmt Il nuh Der iiinitleris
idpn DspItxIDu1B bes betrtFftnber1
- Z n :. = 4 - u IL ...z.. ri Il ".
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-30

Son 7beObor 6pntane.


lDt MDlftn sitb'n ipit SrduersGhk
Den Mlcnb 3u @rabe 81 geleiten;
Der Win6 bnrhfegt bic farren M.ltt
lainb Iadt ein Blatt aus beh'ren 3esf
ten.
D:s qriimn Sdnnen fhnu'n 10 blFtr
Muf tine iungsetnidte eide,
ais b!idttn trduernbe Geihnifer
iMuf Der sslisbten S9peiter Ssids.
Edpu Flattern in ber 0uft bic HaDea,
Des Winters uabeilpnlle Boten;
Dalb ipirb Ct ties in Shnee bsgraoen,
Die Orb. - isinen groBen Soptsn.
Gin Bad lluft baitig mir CUR Selte;
Er abnt beg Winters giiestetten
ainb ftirst Fa fort nno inat oas
Wis f0nnP ism sylnht bus 2eben rets
tsa.
Da modt' ih sGnger ni4t inmiiten
go tobesnaber Oebe peilen;
gs trieb midi fort mid AuIt'gen @arits
ten,
Dem flidfgen Bade eahsnfilen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-30
Cine tstooerne TaseL

Gin Grof9 unb Elm gi.I trdfen fi6
auf elmer Wkie. Da iagte Der 0rof1
gum gitl: .Mh, tptnn ih bod 70 ldnge
Obren bdtt. pie bu - ba tDnnt. i9
nles bDrtn, mas IN Der Welt borgebt!"
= Der gfel aber fprad: sd tpollt',
i1 bate beine fh0ne Stimme ba
tDiirbe i'd ben sanaen Sag fingen, baB
es eire Greube tpGre!" Dies hDrte
bi. See 8iribufa unb fpraA: .Gs fell"
Da tDuhien benz 6rof9 lanse
Obren; ber giel ebsr tonnte number,
fh0n quafen. Nun tpuren beiben aus
frieben unb banftsn Der giitigen sSee.
- ssnatpi51en mar Der Rdrrner, tDelz
dem Der gfel gebOrte. erfpaht, unb
als er ben Giel qnaten bDrte, belt er
ibn fir sinsn JrOfh. fAnitt ibm bic
5interbeine ab unb ab fie gum Mitz
tagmabI, ben Grof6 uber bi.lt er isi@
ner langen Obren tpenen fir ieinen
gfel, Ipannte ibn bor ben Rarr.n unb
priia.lt. i'm idmmerlih. Mls ben
Sbisren foldes geiAab, tparen iie febr
trauria unb idmmerten: yMh, tpie tb0z
ridt mar unier Wunfh! Wie gut
mare es bod, tpenn MIIss tpieber beim
Often mGrt!" Dies b0rts bic See
9iributa unb fprah: ~gs fell
unb ikbe bu. benz Jrofhe fislen bic
gfetsobrtn ub; Der giel dbsr bstam
pi.ber feline natiirlihe Gtimme. M!s
bet Rdrrner folbes fob, fbnitt Ct
benz spabren 1roiht bic DinttrIdenfsl
ab anb per5ebrte ite su 5duie; ben
gieI aber fpanntt tr bor ben Rnrren
unb baute i'm idmmerlith. Wsil nun
Der gfel feine 5interbeine bate, tonnie
sr ni6bt 3iebsn. Drum Fbrnh Der
Gdrrnsr aur SEE: .Ou bumme @ans,
alb benz gIsl feline G9entel tpiebtrr
Die see aber ipruh: n6dttsit bu
lie niht aeoeHen!~ Da tpurbe Der
Rdrraer sornis, fpannte bic See Dor
Ben aarrsn unb fibr bubon. Der
syrofh unD ber Gfsl absr s1autsn ji1
frouria an linb tparten beute nod
auf BE &c Wiribufa.
Wioral: .Wiinihe bir ME cine
pummbeit; es f0nntt fonif Itidt
g iDie In bisIsr Gubel cine giitigt
syse tomutn uHb oir beinen munfh
srfhutn!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-30

parbeieoagr.B gebalten hat; IN oerlsl<
ban iagte er irnter @nberem: rOie
h01fe Mutoritdt i'm Qanbe spirft uns
ben 5ebbebaupbI1ub bin alrub beleibigt
uns. 3aBt uns ben 9anbf4lb dufnebs
men obne Niidiiht olrf bic perfon, bic
uns NIT @hnus au beperfen fuht.
ST tit niht i'm Stanbe, alns gu be-
riibpe,, benn mir iinb tpeit erhaben,
I'm burb ibn irrliItirt tperben gu tOns
men. Dus beutide Raiferreih tpiirbe
auerft sufan,antiuitiirae uno Der @os
cialismrus f1lmBbih trtaln1Dhiren. Sin.
Derlebuns obor 4ufbeblrag bes dllses
meinen Mablrdhts tpiirbe benz Sobess
artbeil Der fuiierIi4en&esier,png gleias
bebeusnb deiti."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-30
1ie Gibest 81 snena6.

sSn Der Ndbe bon Grib Reuter's
Deburtsort 5tanenbas.n liest Der
parf Don@hlob Sptnad. befen prd4s
tighten @1mud cine Gruppe urnlter
gihbdume biIbet. Dds Otter bieIer
1Gume spirb bon flnbiaer Seits duf
iiber taufenb SABRE gefhdst. Gs finb
ibrsr 3ebn bic nlebten 3ebn Dom
Regiment1, benn seipiB bilben fie ben
Meitboftanb eines gan3tn Wulbes bon
ale;1em Mltsr. Die grDBts Der GiAen
bat Bel elmer 60be bon 33a Meter eis
qen umfang, her einsn bnlben Mster
pom grbboben 11,5O Dieter, einen
Meter b0ber nod INNER $50 Weter
betrdgt. Die anberen finb nur iDenig
fleiner. Cine bon ibnen, bic tnum
feds MGnner 3u umfpannen Dern0s
aen, lit I'M unttrtn Stamme bohl, cine
ar0Bere Mn5abl psrfontn finbst plas
in bem gfdufne. Die @doen, bic ii4
an bie gGume fniipFen, itsben i'm 3ns
fnmmenbang NIT Der 3eit, bd ssSDendd
nod !eonnenfloIfer mar. Bon Der
5fdrtitea eide bsrihttt cine berfelben.
iie fei BON elmer Nonne gepflan5t tpor<
ben, !pesds, Dbtpohl fie 1raut mar,
BON ibren Mngeh0rigen in's Rloiter ge<
bradt fporben mar. sic babe ibren
Werlobunagring nm ben 3artentS
bss uuffprDffenben Waumes gelegt,
feitben babe btriolbe an Dem Md3ss
HUM btsfslb<n fbtilgenpnntn nnb
haIte ben Gtnnlnl, fpen9l aud benz
Muae nid|t fiHtbnr. nod beute uu>
Idloifsn,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-30
Dir 11naeniiqfa me. 6

Dir llngsniigfame. @issl
sd babe bod gar nihts bon nsinun
leben, bic 9dnse Mode babe in MIDI
MN nuf bdg Concert gefreut, unb iebt
it's tpisber nidts. - Gr: Mit unae-s
niigfam Du bift, 1aurd, lift es benlr
iliht genug, bab Du Di9 cine qanse
MDdx lang frelitn batrfteitg!
Tbg bgdbolf PEN. Gk: M<nn
pus aain uber bic Ennte nidts ptr9
mant, bdnn finb tpir umfonif al ib<
rem 8esr66niiIe oefahren. Gr: Damn
miiHen mir chen bsnten, mir hGttsn
cine Wergniiglnesrsiie gsrnd1t!
AruftmittcI. Dihterlina
(5u fetnsr Groi): .Brinse mir cine
portipn @sfrorenes, ih min ben
Norbp0[ 6tiiugeR!"
GrhDrnt. Sunger Mann:
Nun, litbitt Jrtunbin, mas tpiinfhsn
G5ie fiM btnfl am llsbttn altm @eburfsz
2dg9@ Dtrtn fIeiner Arlbxr: did
gum @zdutisaml.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-30

Is tpor fein 0dns nnb isine ltbenbe
Geele ipeit unb brett au feben. yfur
Elm baufdlliges 9dusdtn. mo friiber
bas Depot seipeltn mar, fDnn nihts
- fein Wdi1tr, fein Baum. fein
Telb.
Woter unb Rinb legtsn iib imShats
ten bes fleinen 6dushsns niebsr, nm
bern gliibenben @onnenbranb gu ent-
seben. Das Hinb neintt erit ldngere
3eit, benn es bnrftete bulb BET Der
9ibt, bann f1lief IS toieber elm an Der
8ruit bes Naters. Dieter aber pers
ianf auPs Neue in fein biiiteres 8rii<
ten. @nblih bate er fheinbar feinen
GntidluB sefaBt. Gr rib ben pappS
bedel BON einem flsinen GeIangbuhe,
bas er nit iidb fiibrte, herub unO ba@
rauf multe ct nit sroBen, unseihid=
ten @Arift5iigen, fobaB es leiht 81
leIen mar, cine Bitte an bus pnbli<
FUN, benz atnbe au belfen, benn es let
cine Waife. DieIes plafat heftete Ct
Der Rleinen born auf bas Rleibhen,
nnb bann ipartete er ab. biz Der 3ug
nab benz Often porbsifam. Mls er
bus iinsenbe Bsrdufa in oem eiiernen
@eleiie bernabm unb Elm oiinn:r
Ruuhitreifen in Der Gerne bas Nabsn
bes unsetbiims perfiinoete, oa erbob
ii9 Gilbert Stubt. uahm fein Rinb Bel
ber 6anb, fiibrte es nah benz @eleile
hin, itedte bic Sisnalflagge, bic er
neben Der 8ubn gefunbtn bate, IN ben
eiiernen Sodel, iparnie bas Stint. b.ni4t
3u perratben, ipp er lei, unb baun bers
itedte er iicb in bem 5dus4en.
Mls Der 3ug, gehoriam benz Signal,
hieIt, ba mar Elm grpBes 9allob unter
ben paifasieren, Die ale neugieris
berousfamen, Inn iih BON Der llrfa4e
bes 9luf.ntbalts gu ii5er3eugen. Inter
ben pahasieren mar AUDI eine iunge,
reing.fleibete DAME in Srauer, bic Die
tleine Marie uufbob unb fiiBte unb
bann ausaufrusen besann- Mls bas
gramen enbli1 poriiber mar, fiiBte bic
Dame nodmals bas Rino, unb begab
ii9 bann NIT bemIelb.n lpi.btr in ben
palaFtpagen, benz fie entftiegen mar.
MusenI4einlih bate fie beIdlofen,
Mutterfelle 5u Mrtreten an bfmfelben,
tpobl als grfaB fir ibr eisenes, pers
itprbents Rinb.
Der arme gilbert Gtubt, Der bos
Mles BON Ieinem 8.rited aus NIT
Hpdenbem Ntbem unb flopfenbsm
9ersen pernommen, aber brad in
Sbrdnen aus. als Der 3us nit fhril,
lem pfiff baDon iaste, I'm bic Dere
iGumten Minuten tpieber einaubolen.
Gr batt. fir iein Rinb bas b0aite
Spfer sebrd4t.
Mm britten Sage barauf tpurbe bon
.insm Jrahttpasen Elm llnbetannter,
Grnlih g.fl.ibet unb obne g.pdd,
ib.rfabr.n unb s.t0bt,t, nur nod tpes
niae Meilen bon Der nd1fen Gtatipn,
so Meilen bon ien.r Equalization.
Damn belt Der 3us unb bic aeritiid.lt.
2eifx ipurbe an Borb senommen, tpie
es bic Gifenbabnbeau1ten ia INNER
srsbmiitbiser Weife tbun, nadbem iie
einen Menf9en um's 2eben sebradt.
Mn ber 2eidx ipurbe fein Sent gelb
sefunben, nod fonft irsenb tpel1e
0nbfelisteiten - nur cine trodene
Brotrinbe. Ob Mlbert @tubt ipdbrenb
ieiner 60fiinbisen Wanberuns bura
bic tpaHerloie. beige Wiiite ben 8ers
itanb Derloren. ob er nieIIddt i'm s5iez
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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-03-15
THE LEGISLATURE
Both Houses Lack a Quorum
and Little Business Is
Transacted.
AN OPINION FROM CHILDS.
The Attorney General Holds
the Drainage Appropri-
ton Illegal.

ST. PAUL, March 7.-Attorney Gen.
eral Childs has sent to the senate his
opinion concerning the constitutionality
of the bill providing an appropriation
for continuing drainage work in the
Red River valley. The decision is
against the appropriation. If it can be
shown that the drainage is necessary as
sanitary measure, in order to preserve
the health of the people, or if it is made
as result of land grant, the constitu.
ton will not be violated. But in the
Judgment of Mr.. Childs the legislature
cannot use the sanitary idea as a subter.
fuge, and proceed to drain thousands OF
acres of railroad land and land owned
by individuals in order to drain few
acres of its own.
The section of the constitution which
Mr.. Childs holds is violated reads as
follows:
''The state shall never contract any
debts for works of internal improve
ment, or be a party in carrying on such
works, except in case where grants OF
land or other property shall have been
made to the state especially dedicated
by the grant to specific purposes; and in
such cases, the state shall devote thereto
the avails of such grants and may
pledge or appropriate the revenues de-
rived from such works in aid of their
completion.
Few Senators Present.
The senate spent most of the day s
session on general orders, for the reason
that probably at no time was there a
quorum present. Only bills of minor
Importance could be acted on, with
recommendations as follows:
S. f. 273-Ozmun's civil service bill
Progress.
H f. 73-To prohibit wrongful practices
and neglect of duty by officials or en-
ployes of the state. To pass.
III. F. 116-Requiring railroads to keep
the doors of empty freight cars closed. TIC
pass.
H. F. 111-Baston's pesthouse bill. In
definitely postponed.
s. f. 37O-Amending sec. 90, chap. &c.
statutes 1878, as amended, relating to
school meetings in common school dis
tricts. To pass
II. F. 61-Authorizing the inhabitants
of towns to place roads and bridges under
management of the board of supervisors.
To pass.
S. F. 309-Relating to the salary of the
state treasurer's clerk. To pass.
S. F. 322-To authorize the railroad and
warehouse commission to sell the state ell
evator site. To pass.
S. F. 1910 vest in district courts all
trust relating to townsites, heretofore
vested in any judge. To pass.
S. F. 414-For the regulation and nam.
ing of banking and trust corporations. TIC
pass.
When the senate had gone through
general orders it had done all that il
could do, and regretfully adjourned.