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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-15
No. 106 S ]
Published April /. 1s9
CHAPTER 49,.

CHAR Fh loo
AN ACT to amend section l. chapter 81. laws
of 1893. entitled, An act 10 authorize cities
operating under special charters. granted by
of three thousand more Inhabitants to issue
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin. repre-
sent,d in Senate and Assembly do enact as
Section J. Section l. OF chapter 81. Of the
laws Of 1898. is hereby amended by adding a
he numbered II, reading follows: -. For
doing such dredging and docking and making
city can lawfully do or make, 5" thst as amend
ed said section /. viii read as follows: Section
!. The common council of any city Incorporated
by and operating under special charter granted
by the Legislature OF this state. containing a
more, as shown by the last state or national
census. is hereby authorized to issue corporate
States within twenty years from their issue,
hearing interest payable annually or semi-an-
uually at rate not exceeding six per cent. per
annum for the following purposes:
For the erection and construction OF n city
.. For the construction and extension Of wa
terworks, the purchase Of the same. and for
constructing sewers. and for the Improvement
3 For the erection. construction and compile.
ton OF school buildings and the purchase OF
4 For the purchase Of sites for engine houses.
for fire engines and other equipments Of the fire
department and for the construction Of engine
and for the construction of buildings thereon for
the use Of the police department 49,,
y. fNT the cons trNCtl0n OF VlauuCls, uTlusesr
and for repairs OF the same.
:. For the erection and construction OF library
and museum buildings, and the purchase OF sites
for the
:. FOR the establishment Of public baths and
hospitals and the purchase of sites for the "a me
.. For the purchase Of lands for public parks
and improvements thereof. and for the payment
of purchase money and interest thereon which
may Toe become due for park lands already
acquired contracted fer.
10. For permanently improving streets in such
city and for creating fund out of which TO sd-
vance the cost of repairs 10 sidewalks. in an
Of .flptr lftF4F or
for such cost of repairs by the treasurer Of such
city
ii For the construction or purchase Of cleo
trio OF gaslight plants for lighting streets and
public buildings
IL For refunding existing Indebtedness.
Is For doing such dredging and docking and
making such other haTbOr improvements as any
such city lawfully do or make.
Section . This act shall take eject and he In
force from and after its passage and publication
Approved March so, 1887
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time. in the same county, and exercise all the
powers OF presiding judge at the term. and
they may Try cases separately at the same time.
Provided that both shall not Try cases by jury
al The same time II shall he the duty Of any
circuit judge. upon an order and request made
as herein provided IL attend and aid ia
transaction Of business at such terms SO TAR
IA ms judSInent the proper discharge of his
uu'leS IN his OWN circuit Will permit him 10 do
-. whenever a circuit judge shall. pursuant
y TINS OF any other section of these statutes.
N"lu court outside If his circuit. his
l',i->'> III : ing 10 and returning the plL.e
ML-fr ne L"t-S court. and while ia such iiae" in
TIE discharge of mis- duty shall be paid by tie
county treasurer II The county il which The
court IS LeId upon the certificate OF the clerk Of
tAe circuit court IN which such judge presid-S.
Section = This act shall take effect and be in
&c from ana after it passage and publication.
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No. 366 ).

CHAPTER 1911
AN ACT imposing uniform charge to counties
for the care and maintenance of boys commit
ted TO the Wisconsin Industrial School for
Boys.
The people of the state Of Wisconsin. repre-
sented in Senate and Assembly. do enact as
follows:
Section / Section 1863 Of the revised stat
uteS is hereby gmended by the omission OF the
words who has been committed thereto ds a
vagrant. by reason OF inCorrigbe or vicious
conduct and said section, thus amended shall
read follows: Section 1863. The superin-
tendent Of said school shall charge to each OF
the several counties in the state. in a book pro-
yided by him for that purpose, the sum OF one
dollar per week for the and maintenance
Of each person in said school, from each of such
counties, respectively; and the costs of the
original commitment Of all persons to said school
shall be chargeahle to the county from which the
person committed to said school is sent; and the
superintendent Of said school shall procure the
arrest and return of any person escaping there
from: and any justice Of the peace, marshal or
constable. upon information of such escape. shall
arrest and return any such fugitive as above
mentioned.
Section = This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March 80. 1897.
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he recorded By the clerk in the journal: con
currtice Of majority of all the members of the
council shall be necessary to a confirmation
Section ;. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passa &c and publication
Approved March 81 1887
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Published April /. 1897.
No. 339 5 !

AN ACT to provide better protection Ia state
fish LatcheTies, grounds. nsh and equipments
The people Of the state OF wisconsin repre-
scented in Senate and Assembly. DO enact as
follows.
Section l. Any person who shall enter upon the
grounds Of any state fISh hatchery for the yur-
pos" Of uulaWIuly killing. taking any fish there
from, shall be deemed guilty of miSdeme4nUr.
and on conviction. punished by a fine Of not less
than ten more than twenty-five dollars or
by Imprisonment not less than ten nor more
than thirty days, in the discretion Of the court
Section > Any person who shall unlawfulIy
any fish from any waters grounds belonging
10 or connected with any state t>h hatchery
shall he deemed guilty OF larceny and on ,.u1-
vIction. punished provided in section four
Thousand four hundred and nfteen t4fl5l of the
revised statutes amended
Section >. Any person who shall injure any
fish or in any manner interfere harmfully with
the ponds streams. troughS or other property uf
a state ush hatchery. without lawful auth Irtty
do shall be deemed guilty Of Il n!is1a-
meAuoT. and on conviction be- punished by me
not less than five dollars nor more than one
hundred dollars but this section Shall in no " So.
change or affect any liability for arson or other
buruiugs. nor burglary other breakings nor
larceny Of any property
section / Tie superintendent, OF other person
in charge Of any fish hatchery is hereby eInuo-
cred aud required SuElmariiy ana without process
10 arrest any person found upon the grounds Of
any state fish hatchery. engaged Ia the violation
Of this act and TO deliver such person forth
with TO proper officer for prosecution.
Section .. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after It, passa &c and publication
Approved March 50, 1891.
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No. la 4.
Published April /, 1897.

AN ACT amending and constituting chapter 3IT
laws of 1885, entitled. An act 10 establish a
state public school for dependent and neglected
children: TO appropriate certain sums OF money
therein named, approved April .. 1895.
The people of the state of Wisconsin. repre-
scented in Senate and Assembly. do enact as
follows:
Section / The true intent and meaning Of
chapter 81 laws of 1850, entitled An act to
establish state public school for dependent
and neglected children; to appropriate certain
sums of money therein named approved April
8, 1875. is. that provision Is therein made for
two classes Of children. to-wit: First. for de
pendent children, and second. for neglected chill
dreu; and said act shall BE- construed by all
courts and officers providing for the admis-
sion to said school of children OF either class
who otherwise entitled to be admitted
thereto.
Section .. Whenever the phrase dependent
and neglected children occur in said act. or
in the title thereto. the same is hereby amended
to read de pendent or neglected children -
Section 3. This act shall take effect and he in
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March 81, 1897.
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Published March 80, 1897.

AN ACT TO repeal chapter 125. Of the laws Of
lo95. relating To the ackuoW ledgmeut of writ
len Instruments. 10 re-euact sections 22l7
LIS. 22lS. and 22:O. Of the revised statutes
a. amended by subdivision It, Of chapter 1874
laws Of 1879, and 10 legalize records Of certain
Instruments
Tn" people Of the state OF wisconsin repre-
follows
Section I Chapter 125, of the laws Of 1895, is
hereby repealed
Section >. Such certificate OF acknowledgment
shali b" sufficient il made Substantially In the
following form.
State of Wisconsin. :
- County. s.
Personally came before me this day Of
-, Is. the above tor Within named A b
and 9 =. his wife, tor if officer adding the
name % his Office, to known be the per
son who executed the foregoing Tor Within in
strument, and acknowledged the same
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No. 3Gi 81
IPublished April /. 1897.
CHAPTER l3s

CHAPTER liS.
AN ACT levyinG 4 state for the years 1897
and 1895.
The people of the state Of Wisconsin repre-
sented IN Senate and Assembly, do enact IS
follows:
Section l. There shall be levied and collected
for the year 1897 and also for the year 1895.
respectively, q state tax of three tenthS $40
OF one mill for each dollar OF the assessed yalua-
ton Of the taxable property in the state, i'll ad-
dluUn 10 all other taxes ana charges authorized
10 be levied by existing laws for each year afoTe-
said. Said taxes shall be apportianed and certi-
fed by the secretary OF state. t. each year as
aforesaid, TO the several counties. and by the
county CLERKS Of the several counties. the sew
eTal towns. cities and Incorporated villages in
their respective counties. and shall be collected
and paid over according to existing laws
Section >. The secretary of state and state
treasurer, by and with the consent OF the gov
ernor, hereby authorized 10 transfer from the
trust funds OF the state to the general fund in
case 1t may become necessary 10 meet the (
penses of the state government sum sufficient
for this purpose. TO be returned 10 the trust
funds from the general fund revenues Of the
state for the fiscal year ending September 80,
1855.
Section 3. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March 81, 1897.
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An ACT To amend section To-. revised statutes.
relating e. appraisemeut or damages done ty
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Published April 3. 1897

CHAPTER l6I.
AN ACT TO legaIize taxes levied under and pur-
suaut 10 section l. of chapter pa. Of the laws
of lNq3
The people of the state OF Wisconsin. repre-
scented in Senate and Assembly do enact
follows
Section / All special taxes for sewerage IuT-
poses which may have been levied and collected
In the wears 1898. 1891. 1880 and 1886 in
either II those years by any city Of the class
described in section l. Of chapter 90, II the
laws Of 1898 bv authority supposed by the tax
Ing authorities Of such city to BE conferred by
said section. and all sales Of property. real or
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the county court. he may sign the application in
the presenge Of a justice Of the peace OF the
county in which he resides The justice shall
certify 10 the county court that the Application
Is the application Of said minor. signed in his
presence, and The court shall I've satisfied thar
the person appointed is the deliberate cloi-e Of
such minor
Section -. This act shall take effect add be IN
force from and after lis passage and publication.
Approved March 50. 1891.
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Section ! Upon tie Re ,umIneadatio of a ma
jority vote Of the members OF the beekecpcrs'
societies Of Wisconsin. the governor shall ap-
point Tor term OF I've years state Inspector
Of apIaries, who shall. II required. produce i
certificate from the governor that he has ueen
Amounted
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.P1ilshed March -, 1897.

4. attachments in justice
.latury Of section 3TIO revised
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-17
BASE BALL DOTS.

Tie JackaGn Senate baseball team would
Ike to hear from any team In the city uu.
der l3years OF age, Send challenges to Il.
Shannon, 100 Linden street.
Montreal will replace Rochester in the
Eastern League for the remainder of the
season.
Il looks as though the Philadelphia Club
management had made another big mis-.
take in releasing Harley
st, Louis is receiving numerous offers
for Harley.
Eight earned runs shows how hard Tay-
lor was pounded.
Brooklyn is to try anew pitcher at Pitts
burg on Monday.
So far this season Taylor has won nine
and lost twelve games.
KID Carsey is getting sweet revenge.
He has downed his old comrades twice,
Hcnand the fine In fielder of the Mill.
VILE Cub, has signed with Providence.
There is a shortstop named Conroy in
the Central Pennsylvania League whom
the Philadelphia Club might DO well to
look over.
Lakes 800 hnc Tor as5aulting Umpire
Graves at Kansas City has not yet bcen
pad, and President johnson has informed
the EostCAs that they are violating the
national ogrcement by playing man who
Is III der suspension. Lake has been catch
Ing for tho BGstCns for fortnight past,
ard MS trreEuIhrlty may cause the Arbi-
tiatcn Bard TO throw cut some Of the
gaiLcs they have won.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-17
BLUE PEOPLE BRIGHT.

The business mans friend. Blcola Pills.
are SC entific remedy and the only per-
feet cure for the diseases Of the nervous
system. A remedy adapted for the bank
or, lawyer, doctor. preacher and merchant.
While Bicola Pills are intended for all
who are afflicted with nervous weakness,
they are particularly adapted to women
suffering from weakened condition Of
the nervous system, with prostration,
faintness, etc. Bicola Pills give immediate
relicf-for rheumatism, Ill blood and ner.
yous troubles Discovered and Perfected
by THE TURNER'S, of Philadelphia.
THE TURNER'S, also make
TERMINATING only ointment for skin
troubles.
Cure piles.
TURNER'S LITTLE LIVER TURNER'S
A very small pill. Turns your liver.
Have appointed as Special Agents In Will
mington for their Great Remedies, the
following Druggists; s. G. McKsever,
H. G. kimble, Wilmer G. Taylor, DR..
Bennet Downes, B. r. Veasey, West
Street Pharmacy, J. Harvey Spruance,
Central Pharmacy ]. ]. Gallagher s.
Bro
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ALA room oHUiapLEn !.


80 : "1 =
=, INA ,.a!, r. *. 3 z. ~ ~ !.
10 guidance Il On ,HuklAA 1 andy
haired selsanA kig n . msuhsl9slR, and
~ The tbiid dAy u our nCbaAHpn1 W.,
q satAE Weektnk p3otl4 tb . ri Assd,
dA3eots4 loekann NM, whom, h aal1e6
CPumelss. of9Mtasy wsa With "a untii
sundowa. and 3ute tsy Winptel bsfosS
hs isft ~ Wesklns. Aaksd ID III 1hS Cd.
vance o. y csnts Oh acoouhN which hS
tandesrsd al once to Ne departing
crumplsv.
] didn't say anything, but ! must have
looked u, tor Mi. Weskins began to az
plain as soon AZ his TREND WAS out oS
hearing
II don't owe him nothin, colonel" he
said, rs II ID we're renectiofi ON him TO bs
suspected Of owing anybody-"that Il, not
eszaekly. Its this way, colonel. You
see, I usster have a vifs, that wus feg
shore the lnost fanfAnkorest woman that
tho Lord ever made She wus all red.
headed exoep temper an bones, an she
never riz In the mornin leash 'twus to
make the fur fly till dark. Lord knows
how stood 1t, but I did, an tar laye years,
an then along come Crumplsy. ! never
tuck no stock in Crumpley, sesin In them
days he wuz a slick kind Nv heller that
wus allus amoothin round among the
women. After awhile I noticed that Su-
san-she wuz my wife--an Crumpley wuz
gittin powerful thick, an ono't had
mind to warn him, but I thought 1t
warnt none Nv my mix, 80 KEEP hands
off, an the fust thing the coinmunerty an
me knowed har an Crumpley run away to-
gether, an when the two year wus up fer
her bein wilder they got married. That
wus about three years ago, colonel, an
ever sence then I've been kinder lookin
out fer Crumpley an givin him a boost
when had the chance. know what he
suffers, an, though he brung 1t on himself,
I can't fergit how much he done fer me,
an believe I'm only doin my Christian
duty in softsnin the hard road the pore
cuss has got to travel, even eff it hain't no
moron lettin him have liquor money to
drown his sorrcrs with. Washington
Stnr
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sEvAEGELIsr Moody Wsitss 70 he New
York World. rsfsrriAg ID the newly
discovered writings Of Chrisa found In
Egypt. that hs does not believe in any
new truths contained in tho new sayings
Of Christ. We already have light enough
by which to live righteously II We will
only accept 1t. When We have exhausted
the old truths we believe God will send Us
another evangol. but not before thsn. In
other words, the bible, q 1t has been
taught to the evangelist and rs he has
taught it to millions Of others, is good
enough guide for him, and he has grave
doubts as to the divine inspiration Of the
Logia Ihkon,
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MURDERER BUTLER EXECUTED,


Ne csafssseA u NE ssaEslA to Conn
saisstae ttar Asrasrs.
Lenaen. July liza dispatch from
etdAsy. N. Q. W., says that Frank But
Ssr. the Australian bush murderer, was
executed THURSDAY. He confessed on
the scaifold to having committed four
murders.
The crime for which Butler paid the
death penalty was the murder Of Cap
tain Lee Weller. whom he induced to
60 with him on q prospecting tour,
and whom he shot after they had ar
rived in the bush. After the murder
Of Captain Weller Butler escaped from
Australia on the ship Swanhilda, but
upon the arrival of that vessel at San
Francisco, on Feb. . last, he. was ar
rested and subsequently extradited.
Early on the morning of his convlc-
ton Butler attempted. to cut his throat
with piece of tin, but was seized be-
fore he had done himself any serious
injury. Later he made the most vio-
lent resistance to his keepers while on
the way to the court house. He fought
with them like wild beast, and was
with difficulty subdued.
The murders committed by Butler
are among the most cold blooded on
record,
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ID EGISTER'S ORDER,
IL NEGISTERS OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEE.

EGlsTERs ORDER
IL REGISTERS OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE County, DEL,
June 30th. 1897,
Upon the application OF the Equitable.
Guarantee and Trust Company, Admlnis-
traitor or Mary Mctradden. lite Of Whining
ton Hundred, in said county deceased It
Is ordered and directed by tho register
that the Administrator aforesaid give
notice OF granting OF Letters of Admins
iration upon theestate Of the deceased, with
the date OF granting thereot.by causing adj
vertisements to be posted within ~ days from
!he date Of such Letters in six of the most
public places Of the county of New Castle.
requiring. all persons having demands
against the estate to present thes same, or
abide by an act OF Assembly in such case
made aud provided; and also cause the same
to be inserted within the same period In the
DAILY REPUBLICAN, Newspaper published
in Wilmington, Del, and to bu Continued
therein three weeks o. o. d.
,~~>, Givon under the hand and seal o.
)sEA, office OF the Register aforesaid ut
Wilmington, In New Castle County
49, aforesaid tho day and year above
CALVIN W. CROSsAN. Register.
NOTlCE-Notice Ia hereby given that lot.
tiers OF ADMINISTRATION were In due form
Of law granted unto tho untersignedo on the
dV!h day OF June, A. D., 1897. and that
oil persons having claims against the estate
OF the deeeosed must present the same. duly
atteBted. to tho said Admin lstrator on or
before the 18th day of June. 1893. or
abide tho Act OF Assembly in such case made
and provided.
The Equitable Guarantee Trust Co.
Administrator.
Address Wilmington. Del u
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Philadelphia, July 16.-Flour firm; win
ter superiine. $2.75a29o: do. extras, $40
1926; Pennsylvania roller, clear. old, 50. 70D
390; do. new, $350GS60; do. straight, old,
$im4 49, do straight new. So. f5463. rs; west
ern winter, old. s3.T5I3.9o; do. straight,
old, $4,000; city mills, extra, s3.1oGl3.40.
Rye flour slow at s2.25a2.35 per barrel, as
to quality. Wheat strong; contract wheat,
July, 75075hc.; do. August, 74$I75c.: No.
2 Pennsylvania and No. 2 Delaware red,
new, spot, 7GI76Ac.; No, 2 red, new. spot,
75475l4c.; No. 2 red, July, S11sc. do. Sep
TENDER. 75%c.; do. December, TIC. Corn
firm. but quiet; steamer corn, spot, 300
2914c; No. 2 mixed, spot and July, 500
30ac; No. yellow for local trade, 34c.
Oats dull: No. 2 white clipped, CARROTS.
25c,; No. white, July, 241a@25c. do. Au-
gust, 2iI24lhc; do September. 23124c. Hay
firm for desirable grades; choice timothy,
s13d13.50 for large bales. Beef steady;
family, ss5069.50; extra mess, $7@7,50; beef
hams, s23. 5ofb14; packet, ssG95O Pork dull
family, SO. Lard firmer; western steam
ed A.25. Butter quiet: western creamery,
1lGl5c.; factory. 7H1Ol4c.; Elgns 15c.;
imitation creamery, 9l4Q12kc.; New York
dairy, 10al4c.: do. creamery, 11I15c.;
fancy prints jobbing at 17@20c.; do. ex-
ira Pennsylvania, wholesale. Ice. Cheese
fancy. 7l4Q7hc.; part skins, 4Q5kc.; full
skins, 21t43c. Eggs quiet New York and
Pennsylvania, l2i4a13c.; western, fresh,
11hG12c. Potatoes firm; southern, new,
s2q225 Tallow dull city, 3hc.; country,
3Ac Cottonseed oil firm; prime crude,
20c.; do. yellow, AltI25c. Petroleum dull.
RosIn quiet. strained, common to good,
H.G5q1 671a. Turpentine quiet at 26G26lsc.
Pig Iron quiet; southern. $9.2501O50;
northern s10a12. Copper firm: lake, brok-
ers. sl112h; exchange, $f1911.20. Tin very
dull; straits, s13 75G13.85; plates easy.
Speter dull: domestic. si25gi35. Tho
market for lead shows firmness at 1850
S72ha, according to the Metal Exchange,
while brokers call the market strong at
s3.35. Tomatoes per carrier Savannah
and Charleston. $1h1.25. Long Island cab
bage, per 100, $2Gf3.50. Coffee closed steady;
September, s6.s5: December. S.05Q7. 10;
January, 71o07l5; March, SIPS; May, T.35.
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New York, July 16.-Beeves active;
steers slightly firmer: rough stock higher;
native steers, A.35@4.50; stays and oxen,
s3N4,50; bulls. 81 .90n375; dry cows, $40
$50. Calves active: veals firm; other
calves steady; veals $4a64O. Buttermilk
calves, 50. 25@3.s0. Sheep and lambs higher
and active: sheep. a45O; lambs, $4,000
b.7b. Hogs easier at s3.90Gl415.
East Liberty. July 16-Cattle steady;
extra, s4.So949O; common, S32od33O; bulls.
stays and cows. s2G3 .50. Hogs slow; pigs,
IS. 704S.75; prime light Workers., $3.65@3. 10;
good Workers and mediums, s36o93. S.;
heavy, $S45935o; rougns, $2.25q315. Sheep
firm; choice. M.o5a41o; common, g. $50
S.25; spring lambs, s4q5.26; veal calves,
$685.