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The record-union., 1899-10-06
WAS ANOTHER
DISAPPOINT TMENT.
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at 10:40 by anchoring a cables length
southwest of the lightship. The course
signal was Immediately hoisted. 1t was
southeast by east, the wind being very
light from the opposite quarter, north
west by north.
The preparatory signal was given at
1915.
At two minutes after the gun fire the
Shamrock set her staysail and dropped
her spinnaker boom to port. She was
then about 500 yards northwest of the
committee boat, and heading to the
south. The Columbia, coming from the
southeast, had passed the Sandy Hook
lightship, leaving it on her port hand,
at about one minute before the signal.
When thirty seconds were left Captain
Barr rolled his wheel over to port, jib-
bed the Columbia, broke out her bal
loon jib topsail, and headed for the
line. The Shamrock's balloon topSail
blossomed out at the same moment as
the Columbia's. The Columbia had the
better of the start.
The official time for the start was:
Columbia 11:OO:53, Shamrock 11:01:05.
The first ten minutes after the start
NCIC oAAiOQS OllCS 1OI lllOoC ANNNAy
interested in the Shamrock and, Co
lumbia. So light was the wind at this
time that only the balloon sails seemed
to be doing service for either yacht. The
main sheets hung slack in between the
bows and the booms, and the great
main sails hung fiat as boards from
over the starboard side of each yacht.
Mile after mile the yachts travelled
slowly to the southeast the Column
bia gaining slowly but steadily all the
time.
At lis the Columbia's crew sent her
spinnaker out to starboard, and two
minutes later the Shamrocks was set.
Far away in the blue haze the outer
mark was sighted at 1:15.
With the weather prevailing at that
time there was little chance of finishing
the race within the prescribed limit of
five and half hours. During the next
half hour the wind dropped out almost
entirely
Their positions at 3:39, when the CO.
lumbia tackled to port, We're: The Co
lumbia was an eighth of a mile on
the Shamrock's lee bow, both heading
about east southeast, the wind having
canted to about south southeast. This
last tack of the Columbia's was about
the most interesting feature of the race
outside of the start. The question was
whether she could cross the Shamrock's 8
bow or not, the latter being on the
starboard tack, having the right of
way.
1t took just sixty seconds to decide
which boat was ahead The Columbia
was forced about by the Shamrock at
3:41:3O She tackled close under the
Shamrock's lee bow, and two minutes
later, the signal being received from
the committee boat declaring the race
off, both yachts wore around, hauled
down their staysails and headed for
home, the great excursion fleet preced-
ing them.
Thus ended another unsatisfactory
attempt to finish the thirty mile race
within the limit.
Nothing more was proven to-day re-
garding the merits of the yachts than
on Tuesday. 1t is simply known that
both boats are good drifters, with the
balance a trifie in favor of the Column
bia.
The Columbia and the Shamrock,
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DELAYED TRAINS.
Snowshed Fires Are Quenched and
Tracks Are Repaired.

The damage done to the Central Pa
ciflc track in the fire near Cisco was
repaired so that trains were moving in
regular order yesterday afternoon
Four belated westbound trains arriv-
ed between 3 and p. m. yesterday, and
there will probably be no further de-
lay.
The damage done to tracks and snow
sheds will reach nearly 10000 and the
work of repair will proceed as fast as
possible. The snowsheds will have to
be rebuilt for nearly a mile and a half
The record-union., 1899-10-06
Hotel Arrivals.

Following were the arrivals yester-
day at the Golden Eagle: H. B. Kline,
Denver; w. B. Crowley, Boston; r. A..
Irlmbley, San Jose; B. w. Lee and
wife, Los Angeles; c. H. Field, San
Jose; JOS. B. Deleher, New York c.. L..
statesman, Chicago; Octavie Barber,
MISS Josie De Witt, Edward Foy, Geo.
Scheesinger and wife, New York; Mrs.
w. j. Wells, Honolulu; Miss Lathrop,
Petaluma; c. w. Poindexter, Auburn:
W. j. Flynn, st. Louis; Jack Norris. w.
E. Fulton, Stockton; S. S. Stiles, A. G..
Riding, w. w. Walls, San Francisco.
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Furniture Factory Burned.

SOUTH ASHBURNHAM Mass J,
Oct. 5.-7The large furniture factory of
the Allen Thompson Whitney Company
of Boston, at South Ashburnham, was
destroyed by fire to-day at a loss of
from $4,000 to $4,000, which is fully
covered by insurance. About 130 men
are thrown out of employment.
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Literature for Prisoners.

Mrs. A. B.. Cove, w. C. r. u. State
superintendent of Prison Work, calls
on the ladies of Sacramento to assist
in furnishing literature for the Folsom
prison.
She asks that they make up packages
OF books and papers, such as they take
into their own neutrality-suspicious., tenn
perance, agricultural, scientific, etc.,
not forgetting school books of all
grades, and send them by express, c..
O. d
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What is wanted of soap
for the skin is to wash it
clean and not hurt it.
Pure soap does that. This
is why we want pure soap;
and when we say pure,
we mean without alkali.
Pears is pure; no free
alkali. There are a thou
sand virtues of soap; this
one is enough. You can
trust a soap that has no
biting alkali in it.
All sorts of stores sell it, especially
druggists; all sorts OF people use it.
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Work for the Courts.

Jennie Christensen, by her attor-
neys, Holl & Dunn, has filed a COM
plant in suit for divorce from c. L.
Christensen.
Clara Prince has begun similar ac-
tion against Arthur l.. Prince.
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Bank Robbery in Iowa.

RIPPEY Qa.), Oct. 5.-Burglars en-
tered the Commercial Bank here at 3
o'clock this morning, and blew open
the safe. The bank cashier declares
the robbers got only $1,000, but others
claim the amount was $1,000.
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Military Band Reorganized.

twenty musicians have regularly en-
llsteo as members of the Second In
fantry Band, N. G. C. The officers are:
Bandmaster, j. B. Costello; Manager,
William Hale; Treasurer, HI. +. Miller.
The record-union., 1899-10-06

Do try our 20-cent blended coffee.
1t is the best for the money in the
city. The Pacific. J, near Eighth.
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The Best Prescription for malaria

ana a., ,fever is bottle of Groves Tasteless
Cnilf Ionic. 1t is simply iron and uuinine
In tasteless form. No cure-no pay
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THE DEMOCRATIC ROUNDUP
NOMINATIONS MADE FOR CITY
OFFICERS.
The Convention Was Harmonious
in. It's De1iberations-Two
Places Untitled.
Russell ID. Stephens

Mayor Russell ID. Stephens
Auditor and Assessor.
Collector. Thomas j. Bohan
Treasurer. ...... II. o. Cravens
City Attorney. IL. Charles Jones
Trustees:
Second Ward ...... n. z. Kent
Fourth Ward "A. ID. Christianson
Sixth Ward. -. james III. Devine
Eighth Ward. M. II. Beard
School Directors:
First Ward
Third Ward. ..........J j. 5. Quire
Fifth Ward Robert HI. Hawley
Seventh Ward Henry s. Ransom
Ninth Ward :. K. j. Carragher
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THE PLATFORM.

We, the representatives of the DEM
ocratic party of Sacramento in muni-
cipal convention assembled, believing
the administration of municipal offices
to be in urgent need of reform. do here
by enjoin upon the nominees of this
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BVVcrliIlan
Wt Working Trousers.
WE Do
kAA Picture Framing.

We have large assortm
styles in picture mouldings.
your picture we can tell in ad,
cost of framing will be.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-16

= er 5atte uber niht piel 3eit, itd ieiRsm
@r1taunen %9ir5ugeben, benin er fa6lte BE-
reitS einen 5neiten 69laneenfppf I'M 9alie
frdbbeln, ben er feit ergriff lno 10 Ell
5ipeites @remplar aus Ieinem Snnern be-
f%Or0srte. 9ronier frugte iiA in NengIten.
o6 er nod me9rere &eptilien be6er6erge,
o6er es blie6 BEL Dem Duet. Bon Siunb
an mar ProGier BON Ieinen MagenbeI9perz
ben befreit: er %erinnerte ii9 a6er, baB er
6eretts i'm Srii6ia6r einmal Elm Ding aug
Ieinem 9ulie berOOr9eitoBen babe, bas er
fir einen Oeri9ludten 8Oaefuoen belt;
nun mar er ii6er5eugt, baB es audi Elm
mar. Oieie Prolter' l1eI
Reptilien tparen i'm bergangenen SpH;lter
Die lebte ebte 8rut Der alien erprobtsn
@eei4Iange. meiner perfIOfenen SugenO=
freunoin, Sd bin Bel ibrer ungef9pGdten
9erpanbIungsfdbigteit 6egierig, in oeIh
~frastpiiroiger @eituIt ib iie in ben NUN 6ez
gonnsnen SOmmertagen tpieberieben perOs.
@OttbiGf 20 etsftsin.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-16
apad,e.dltd,e autaota atuats- Bat,une, aaattapodn IS. a,taa,t 1899.

Sic tpurben in Die 5lu6t 9efAlagen unb lie
BEN me6rere Gobte 3uriit. General Sorres
tpurbe lei6t brpunbet anb orei bon leinel
2euten tpurben get0btet unb Is beriuultoet.
9ie meritunif6e 9ie9ierung bat jeBt
nubeau 5000 Munn i'm Jelbe.. Snfolge hes
Snbianeraufrubrs Ite9en in Guanmas nno
mebreren anberen Stdbten Die @sI6dfte pol~
Itdnbi9 fiG. 8iele Merifcner Sieben ii4 5u>
rid, um Dem 9fuf bes YrdIibsnten na6 6rsiz
tpiQisen gu entae9en.
San Domingo.
Naa elmer n~eueiten OepeI9e BADEN in
San Domingo Die SnTurgenten unter Sen.
@scobo3a cine geial5ene Nieoerlage e%rlitten,
bic aIs bas GnOe bes Stmine8z2tuftanOes
betra4tet pirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-16
rr1itteI= nno Siioamerifd.

<ibLltCI- INV -uV0llbCLttN"
gu g6ren bes prGItoenten Rpcu npn
Mreenttnten, Der gegentuirtig in R 0
be Saneiro, Der 9auptftabt 8raitlielt's,
tpeilt, 6aben baielbt grobartige Seitli9teiz
ten Itdttgefunben.
Sin braiilianti9es 9sf9tpdber empfing
bic argentiniI6en &r;egsi9iffe auberbaIb
bes 6afens. Der YrditOent bon 8raitlien,
Or. 6erra3 be Gan1pos 9auas, empftng an
8or0 Der y&io Gbuelo" innerbalb Der Sal
ben Prditbenten Roca unb Oefisn @efpl9e i'm
8eiiein Der braitlianiiden Mtntiter unb es
ner Nn5abG braiiltanii9er Generak unb Sez
n~atorelt. prGIibent Hoca purbe Damn in
elmer prd9tigen 8arte 1n'sl1fer gebra3t unb
begab it1 bon bort na9 benz palaFe bes
Prdiibenten, mo er tpdbrenb 1etnes b~ortigen
Nufent6altes tpo6nt,
8e3igli4 bes poGitiiGen 3pedes bes @ez
iu9es nirb gemeloet, baB, tpeAn Elm 8erfu4
beabIi9tigt lei, Elm 8irbniB BON Qateinii9a
Qmerita gegen bic Ser. Stdaten gu Stanba
gu b~rineen, bteier 8eriuh fe6GI6Gagen n1iifIe,
neil 8raiilien nt9ts tbun pirbs, Inn Nmez
rita, feinen beiten &unberV fir feline EGuptz
fd9li9iten proOutte, 81 beleiOigen. IS lei
fogor 3tpeifeI6aft, ob Nrgertinien etnen 6anz
belsOertrag gum S9a0en fir amerifanii@en
Nei3en unb Mebl e~rlanqen perbe, bu Qrgenz
tinien bereits 5peimal Iobiel an 9roiilien
p%ertauft, als es BON i6m tuuft.
Der 9auptbortbeil, bec aug benz 9eIu9e
bes argentinif9en praIt0snten eripo9ien
pirb, lit Elm barmoniIde5 ginperftdnbniB,
pel4es cine 8errin9erun9 Der miGitdri19en
Nusgaben Der iiibameritaniI4en aepublit
gum 3pede fat.
@ine Der iin9ften SibunJen beg Con
grizzlies BON Peru, pel9e Der 8eIpres
dung iber bic prdiioententpaDl getpibmet
mar, nabm einen 10 It;irm;I9en @erGauf,
baB bas Militdr eini9reitsn muBte. 9ie
0ffentlide Meinun9 OppOnirt Der Regierun9,
neil Ie bic rationale Mc6lbeb3r0e i'm Mpril
unteroriidte, a6er bic Me9r9eit bes Gpn9refz
1es itebt auf Seiten Der Regieruug anb tpirO
bic Grpd6lung oes Regierun9stanOibaten
8omano beitdtigen.
Werifo.
Offi3tete 0epel6en aus Serin beri9ten
iiber 3pei @efe9te 3nii4m ben meritani@
i6en Sruppen unO 0aquizSnoia<
nern. 9emna9 bate General 2oren3o
SOrres am 10, Nu9uit in benz @alOe, mel
6er @icain umgte6t, etnen 96arfen StrauB
nit ben Got9bduten gu beite6en, in peldem
81 Sn6ianer get0btet uurben. Der 8erluit
Der Meritaner belief 1tA auf 10.
INTERN II. Nuguit ipirb gemeGbet, bdB
@eneraG Sores NIT elmer N6tbeilung ieiner
2eute auf Elm perlaiIenes Snbianerlager
ftieB. @r ndberte iib OemIeI6en NIT GROCER
@orii3t, ba er etnen 0inter6alt befiir9tete,
Dirtli9 6atten audi bic Sn0ianer binter ben
Gsbif9en 9teGung senommsn unb er6ff=
nsten Elm Isbbaftss 5susr anf bic Msgitansr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-16

'N'N "0 WV SN%3b
Wiiter Gbiter!
3ief bei6dmt fte6
S9 Dor SGrem teGez
9rdffii4e Qn9 pe9e
@ibilbung Iii 9pffartb.
NdmG;9 Sd hin INNER
gebaft. biieit5 Die
SiibOe, mo be Offii9ea
Seitel bei ibrer 8elttz
fden bfr5u 6atptpe,
pdr'n mir (bei 1ns
mein SD bic 4mOri=
tdns) bes auserpdblte
8olt. SeB, na4bem
Sd in 80rIin drreipt
fem unb ~ie:entiffif bOl=
ferreGhtlidbe WtfTenz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-16
John Ritd aus Berlin.
Cgei fpsfaeu @sisr aIs te~leerafIois 8ispatf9)

80rGtn n, Sguit be rsints b. Mts.
Stats 3eitung, @reateft Neu>Dorf, pppsiit
8riti6, nier poft @ffis, berte 5tpd, ab3.=
9eptpe beim @oiter merit benz Winboto in Dee
~rni44Iorn Gt,,h an Nnn.aA.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-16

bic 8uren in Siibafritd 1tatt, tpelner
ii6er 1000 MenI6en beinpbnten. Die 8eo@
ner tparen 9err Camping, &ebutteur be5
nNieutpe 6otteroam16e Gourdnt", unb Or.
S. S. be @ifer, @eitGi6er Der reformirten
8ir9e unb elm Mitelieb Der atpeitem &dms
ner. 8eibe 3ebner berbamtnten Gnglonos
ltebergriffe in ber f9drfften Nu3briiden
unh parfen Qorb Salisbury bor, baB er
unter benz 8prinanbe, bic l1itlanoers 5n
f4iiben, bic Sranspaal@0tepublif an ii9
reiBen nole, SIN er 3ur @nnubme gelang=
ten Gtiolution pirb bas englif9e @olt oufz
geforoert, Die Ge9te Der 8uren gu a9ten
unh prGfoent &riiger in ieinem 8iber=
itanb gegsn bic en9li14en ue6ersriffe err
mut5i9t.
Portugal.
Sn Sporto 1T bor &uraem cine eefd6rs
lt9e &rant6eit ausgebroden, melGe epi=
bemt14 gepor6en lit. Die Symphonic iin5
nit benen Der 8eulenpeft tOentiT9. 9ie
Ner5te ge6en in i6rem l1rtbsil iiber bic
&ranfbeit auseinanoer, geben abcr gu, baB
ite cine beOentli6e Me6nIi9teit nit Der gez
fiir9teten Seu9e bat. @egen ale portue
gteiii6en 6Gfen 1T BON Seiten Der ipantz
f9en Regierung cine itrenge Nuarantdne
ertldrt norben.
Granspaal.
Sn Der Sransbaals gfepublif ninmt Die
Iufregung Der 8irger in1n1er me6r gu.
8ie es beiBt, Iinb Die 8urem ii6sr3eu9t,
baB iebt ni4ts anberes me6r iibrig iei, als
cine Gntf6etbune hur9 bic
8affen. Nue m0gIi6en triegeriIdtn
9eri9te ftnb i'm l1mlauf. gs beiBt,
oaB Die Selhcornets 8efebG er6alten BADEN,
ale unbepaffneten 8ursbers unentgeltli9
nit 8etpebren gu Der e6en. PrGz
itbent ariiger Fat, laut Na4ri@ten aus
Johannesburg, an bic britiI9e Gegierung
cine @rpiberung gei9idt, portn er ben
8cri6lag bes britif9en @olpnialittretdrs
Sofepb @6am6erlain annimmt, bic 8iirger=
re9tsitreitfrage Elmer gemeinI 6aftl:r9en I'm
terIu9ungsfommiffion gu unterbreiten, unz
ter Der 8~eoin9ung, baB Die unabbGngigteit
0es Sransbaal ni6t angegriffen nerben
1ole. Sn @tglanb tptrb bic Na9rtGt COLI
portirt, PrditDent &riieer fei tpe9en 1eines
porgsriidten Differs tDrperli& unb seiItie
unfGbtg 9~etporben, bic Gage gu beberrI6en.
Sn ben SiBunsen Der @recutibe petne er
oft, aber es fei audi m0gli9, baB er fi3
nur iteGe, ais lei er fir bic Regierun9 mn
fdbig.
Oepei6en aus Surban in Natal mel
ben, baB Elm gepan5erter @iien6d6n5ug,
beisn Wagen nit S9ieBi9arten berieben
iinp, nah Der 9ren3e bon Natul nno
Sranspaul gei9idt tporben lit unb oab Irz
tiGsrie pom Orange Sreiitaate aufgebroden
lei, Inn ben Ban 3smen's PaB gu beieben.
Der 8]pIfsraab bat Die 8erfaffung
(9ronbtpeD Der ii~oafritdniiden &eplblif
Dubin ubgednoert, baB ie bem oas &abtnst
~6ilbsnben Grecuttbrat6 spei MitgIieoer BIN
5~ugefiigt bat. 0aburd lit bic @recutipe auf
9 Mitglieber gebrd9t ipproen. Die por9ez
I3lagene 8ergr0Berung in Der 8ertret1ng
Der 9ol0felber 1T ebenfaIs r%attficirt tporz
ben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-16

Ni6t pulO're bid, iiebt fir elm @i6ts
Sie Meni6en gu erbittert i~treitsn;
Sat tets i'm 9eben lpielen ia
9is srDBte Stole - &leinisteiten!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-16

-HCDleH.
9epsi6en aus 8elgruD melben, buB bic
2anbleute in jener @egenb in pFfenem
4uruAr gegen @rz8Dnig 80 l.
a n begriffen feien, 9as Militdr iet aus
geriidt unb babe bsreits 20 2unbsleute gez
t0btet, 16 ~bertpunbet u1b 118 per6aftet.
@rzR0nig MtIan bat ben Pro5eB beg
8Osniers 8neieDit@t Der i'm angebItc5 erz
mOrben tpolte, abermals oerf6oben, neil
er unlisbIame @%nt6iiQungen befir9tet. Die
rumGntf9e Re9ieruug bat it9 gemei9ert,
ban Serben Slibotobit9, pel9er angebli6
an Der @erf6nOrung gegen Milan'5 9eben
bet6eiIigt mar, aus5ultefern.
Uieoerlanoe.
Sn &otterbam fanb tiir3li9 cine groBe
SpmRot9isusriam mIumg fir
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-16

mittlere Stub am Corner.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-27
oFFIoIAL PUBLICATION GENERAL MINNESOTA

square or levee, or any part or portion
thereof, by reason of such occupancy.
Provided, that the provisions of this act
shall not affect pending actions.
Sec. 2. All acts and parts of acts fncon-
slstent with this act are hereby repealed.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be
In force from and after it's passage.
Approved March 18th 1899
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-27

shall have the same force and effect as a
judgment for or against the estate
Provided, that where it appears from
the petition for letters to the satisfaction
of the judge of probate that the deceased
left no more property than the homestead
and such personal property as is men
toned In subdivision one of section sew
enty of this code, then the order fixing
time and place for hearing claims
against said deceased need not be made.
Sec. q This act shall take effect and be
In force from and after it's passage.
Approved March 22nd, 1S99
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-27
CHAPTER e5-s. E. NO. q

NSIIfAI D NO. Z94.
AN ACT to prevent occupants from ac-
quiring title to public streets, highways,
alleys, public squares or levees, or any
part or portion thereof within this state
by adverse possession.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota.
Section 1. No occupant of any public
street, highway, alleys. public square or
levee or any part or portion thereof with
n this state shall acquire any title to
Any such street. highway. alleys. public
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-27

CHAPTER 6s-S. F. NO. 1892.
AN ACT to prevent the mutilation OF
horses.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota:
Section l. Whoever cuts the bony part
of the tail of any horse for the purpose
of docking the tail, or whoever causes
or knowingly permits it to be done for
such purpose upon premises OF which ne
is the owner, lessee, proprietor or user,
or whoever assists in such cutting for
prisonment in the county jail for not less
than thirty 900 days nor more than
ninety (90) days, or by a fine of not less
than twenty-five dollars (s25l, nor more
than one hundred dollars ($100).
Sec. 2. If horse is found with its tall
SO cut and the wound resulting from such
cut unhealed, upon the premises of any
person, such fact shall constitute pr1ma
facie evidence that the person who occu-
pies or has the use of the premises en-
which such horse is SO found has COM
mitted the offense described in section 1.
Sec. 3. If horse is found with it's tail
so cut, with the wound resulting from
such cutting unhealed, in the custody Of
any person, such fact shall constitute
prima facie evidence that the person hav-
ing the charge or custody of such horse
has committed the offense charged in
section l.
Sec. a. All fines collected under this
act upon or resulting from the complaint
or information of any officer or agent
of the Minnesota Society for Prevention
of Cruelty, or of any of the local So
cieties for the prevention of cruelty now
existing, or which may hereafter exist
under authority of the laws of this state,
shall be forthwith paid over by the court,
to whom such fine shall be paid, to the
society whose officer or agent who made
the complaint or furnished the informa-
ton for the prosecution in aid Of the
benevolent objects for which such So
ciety was Incorporated or organized
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage.
Approved March 18th, 1S99
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CHAPTER s6-s. F. NO. 12o.

AN ACT relating to the addition of ter
rltory to all Incorporated villages of
one thousand inhabitants or over.
be 1t enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section l. Whenever the majority of
the owners of any property which has
been plated into lots and blocks abutting
upon any incorporated village having
one thousand inhabitants or ever, wheth-
er such village is Incorporated III Ter
general or special laws, shall petition
ANNEXED to the village, the village coun-
Gil may, by ordinance declare the same
to be an addition to such village, and
thereupon such territory shall become a
part of such village as effectually as if it
had been originally part thereof.
Sec. ,. All acts and parts of acts in
consistent with this act are hereby re-
pealed.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
Approved March 18th, 1859.
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repair, furnishing and fitting Of public
school buildings and the general lnainte-
nance of the public schools within such
district, and to appropriate the same to
such or any of such uses.
Provided, that such sum, to the extent
OF one mill on each dollar Of valuation
only. may be appropriated to general
maintenance; and the remainder thereof
shall be applicable to the erection, re-
pair, furnishing. and fitting Of school
buildings and the acquisition Of school
sites, or one or more of such uses. but
shall be appropriated to no other purpose.
Sec. =. This act shall be construed as
an Independent and separate grant Of
power and shall in no wise. supersede
existing provisions of law for raising
revenue for the support of schools,
whether under general or special laws,
but the powers here. given may also be
exercised concurrently with other pow
ers and to provide greater revenue for
the schools within such district, limita-
tions of power under existing laws not
WithStanding.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
Approved March Goth, 1899.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-27
CHAPTER 67-S p NO ia

CHAPTER Cts. f. NO. 113.
AN ACT to validate sales OF real estate
heretofore made under any order of
probate court. wherein the court, in
one order authorized and licensed any
executor or administrator to sell any
real estate at public or private sale.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State OF Minnesota:
Section l. Any order for the sale of
real estate, heretofore made by any pro-
bate court, and all proceedings had there
under, wherein the only irregularity was
that the court in one order authorized
and licensed any administrator or execu-
tor to sell, either at public auction or pri-
Vate sale, any real estate, describing the
same, is hereby legalized and validated
for all purposes whatsoever, and any such
order and proceedings hereunder, includ-
ing such sale shall have the same force
and effect as if the court making such
order had made an order for sale of
part of the land, describing it, at public
auction, and also another order for a sale
Of a part of the land, describing the same,
at private sale.
Sec. 2. Nothing Lerein contained shall
affect the rights of any parties in any
action now pending.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
Approved March 18th, 1889.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-27

CHAPTER Ssh. f. NO 449
AN ACT to amend title nine 90 of chap
ter one hundred and three Q03) of the
general laws of one thousand eight
hundred and ninety-seven QS9O, enti-
tied, IAN act TO aid in building bridges,
constructing roads and draining lands
in certain towns and counties of the
state"
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota;