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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-15
PUBLIC SALE.

OF good furniture VIII be sod at Stdham
N SONS auction room No. II East 4th street.
Wilmington. Del, on FRIDAY, MAY l'th. at
o'clock, puiior, bedroom and dining room
furn,iur'. couch"s. 100 yards good carpet,
Gtt!r worn, l5OO pounds goose feathers, ward.
cob.'-, folding beds. cnaIrs, hall racks, rock
Bra. stoves crocEury, cutlery. silver p'n ed
goods and many other articles Goods will be
bpen lor inspection on evening before sale.
aai5 is COED lot # furniture.a nearly now
FRANK e. STlDllAM.
PhOnc 53j ml3.it
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-15

=, RHAIE-BARiiED PLYMOUTH EOCK
j sgg,. IL for s!.0O. The famous Dradie Z
Bros. struil. l.. ScDtt Townseni No. DIV
Market Street, Wilmington Del miO 9teod
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-19
CHAPTER 1871. F. NO. 4s1.


AN ACT to amend section six co. of chapte
one hundred and eighty-seven (1SD of tn
General Laws Of one thousand eight bundTei
and eighty-five QSS5), as amended by chap
ter seyerty-three (T3) of the General Law
of the State OF Minnesota for the yea
eighteen hundred and ninety-five OS95), re
iatlng to the support of the fire department
in cities towns, villages or other munictpe
corporations in the State Of Minnesota
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the Stat
Section /. That section six C6) of chapte'
one hundred and eighty-seven GS7) Of the Gen
eral Laws Of the year one thousand eight hun
dred and eighty-five 0SS5) amended b.
chapter seventy-three CT3) Of the General Law
for the year one thousand eight hundred an
ninety five Qse5l, be, and the same Is hereo
amended to read as follows
Section 6. The money so paid to any city
town or village under the provisions, OF I'M nj
act shall be by 1t set aside as a special fund
and may be appropriated and disbursed In th
same manner, that other funds belonging {
such city, town or village are appropriated o
disbursed, but only for the following purposes
First-For the support and relief Of hreme
injured or disabled while in the discharge
Second-For the equipment and maintenanc
of such fire department.
Provided That in case there exists or shall
exist q fire department relief association dull
organized or Incorporated In any such city
town or village. said money due said city. tow
or Village as aforesaid shall ne paid to thu
treasurer of such relief association, instead
TO the treasurer of such city, town or village
IouI lie SSCISldiy dIu tESdSuISt VI SUC4l 10
lief association shall prepare annually a re
port of all the receipts and expenditures o
such association for the previous year. show
ing for what purpose the money has been pait
and expended. and to whom, which repor
shall be filed in the office, the town. village o.
CITY clerk of the city, town or village in which
such association is situated. and duplicat
OF such report shall also be filed with the stat
auditor before any money shall be paid any
city, town or village, or any relief association
This proviso shall apply only to cities, villages
or towns having relief association and tho
money thus paid to such relief association shall
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-19
CHAPTER 1871. f. NO. 242.

AN ACT to amend seotion five (6) of -llapter
eight go of the General Laws of Minnesota
for the year one thousand eight hundred and
ninety-one 1S91), entitled IAN act TO provide
for the assessment taxation and collection
Of taxes of telegraph and telephone Lines
within the State of Minnesota
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the State
Of Minnesota:
Section 1. That section Ave t5) Of chapter
eight es) Of the General Laws OF Minnesota
ninety-one dS91), entitled IAN act to provide
for the assessment taxation and collection of
taxes of telegraph and telephone lines within
the State of Minnesota" be and the same Is
hereby amended s. to read as follows:
Section 8. All taxes levied as provided by
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-19
cHApTER 1s4-H. r.. so. 20a.

AN ACT to appropriate money to reimburse
William r. Mahood for his expenses incurred
In the contest of his election as a member
of the Legislature OF the State Of Minnesota
for the year 1901.
Be it enacted by the Legislators of the State Of
Minnesota: teN-o
Section 1. That the sum OF $500 90 be and
the same is hereby appropriated out of any
money in the state treasury not otherwise aI-
propriated, to be paid to William r. Mahooi,
a member of the present House of Representa-
tyes Of the Legislature Of the State Of Mime
CURED In the contest for his seat in the said
house instituted against him by one Herbert E.
Blair. That a warrant payable to said Will
liam r. Manhood, or his order for said sum
be drawn BY the proper officer of the State of
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-19
CHAPTER 1ss-H. II. NO. a14.

AN ACT to amend section Eve thousand three
hundred and nine (5309) of the General Stat
utes of Minnesota for 1894 relating to the
effect of service of summons on garnishee
Be 1T enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Section l. That section numbered five thou
sand three hundred and nine 5000 Of the
General Statutes Of Minnesota, 1894, be and
the same is hereby amended so as to read as
follows:
Section $500 The service of the summons
upon the garnishee shall attach and bind all
the property, money or effects in his hands,
or under his control belonging to the de-
PENDANT, and any and all Indebtedness owing
by him to the defendant at the date Of such
service and it shall be the duty of any person
or corporation upon whom any process Of gar
nish1nent has been duly served to hold any
and all money or effects in his hands or under
his control belonging to said defendant, and
any and ali Indebtedness owing by him to
the defendant at the date Of such service, 70
respond to the final Judgment in the action;
and any person upon whom a garnishee sum
mons has been duly served who, at any time
prior to the judgment or order Of the court
in the garnishment proceedings or who Ia
contravention of any order or judgment OF the
court in the gaTnishment proceedings, shall
dispose OF any money. property. or e1ects OF
the defendant In his hands or under his con-
troll at the date of the service Of the garnish-
ment, or who shall pay or dlscnarge any m
aebtedness due the defendant at the time OF
the service of the garnishee summons, shall
be guilty Of contempt of court. Provided, that
nothing III this section shall affect or supersede
the provisions OF section numbered five thou
50 nd three hundred and forty-two (5342) Of the
General Statutes Of Minnesota, 1894, and pro
vided, further, that whenever it appears that
the garnishee has in his hands or under his
control property or indebtedness more than suf-
fcient to pay the claim Of the plaintiff and
costs. the court may by order, upon proper
notice release from the lien Of the ga1nishInent
all property, money effects and Indebtedness
In excess OF such an amount as equals plain
tiff's claim and a reasonable amount thereto
added to secure interest and costs which may
accrue to plaintiff.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage.
Approved April 0. 1901.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-19
CHAPTnR 1e5-H = NO. a22


AN ACT to appropriate money to reimburse
Herbert e. Blair for expenses incurred in con-
testing the election Of w. r. slahood to
seat in the House Of Representatives Of Min
nesota for the present term.
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the State
of Minnesota:
Section /. That the sum Of seven hundred
ninety and seyenty-six one-hundredths dollars
(S79076) is hereby appropriated cut OF any
moneys in the state treasury. not otherwise
APPROPRIATED to be paid to Herbert r. Blair
to reimburse him for expenses incurred in con-
testing the seat of w. r. Mabood as mann
Der Of the House of Representatives Of the
State of Minnesota
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be IN
force from and after its passage.
Approved April o, 1901.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-19
CHApTER 1s2-H r NO. 27o.


AN ACT to amend section seven thousand four
hundred and twenty-nine (742e) of the Gen
eral Statutes of the State OF Minnesota. for
the year one thousand eight hundred and
ninety-four 1888, relating to keeping pris-
oners from other counties and city or villags
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature of the State
of Minnesota:
Section /. That section seven thousand four
hundred and twenty nine (7429) Of the General
Statutes of Minnesota for the year one thou
sand eight hundred and ninety-four $3.50 be-
and the same Is hereby amended to read as
follows:
Whenever any prisoner, by the proper au-
thority is directed to be confined in any
county other than that In which the offense Is
committed, he sheriff of the county in which
such prisoner is to be confined shall keep said
prisoner at the expense of the county In which
the offenss is committed, and shall be author
lied to collect. in behalf of the county in which
said Jail is located, to reimburse said county
for the use OF said jail with its furnishings
and for the cost of fuel jailer and board Of
prisoners, the sum of seventy-one CID cents
Per day for board of each prisoner so boarded
together with such sum as shall have been
expended for such prisoners in accordance with
the provisions of section seven thousand four
hundred and thirty-one G4S1l of the General
Statutes Of the State of Minnesota for the year
enc thousand eight hundred and ninety-four
(1S94; provided, that so long as there ore not
exceeding three (3) prisoners In the county
jail, the county from which said prisoners are
sent shall pay the sum OF one AND twenty one
OF each prisoner SO boarded, together with all
sums that may be expended under the pro
NlSlOnS Oh SAID Sectloh SeVS0 thousand -FOUR
hundred and thirty-one G43D. The board OF
county commissioners Of the county from
session after the commitment of such prisoners,
shall authorize the auditor OF their county to
issue to the sheriff of the county to which
SUCH prisoners were sent for confinement, Or
ders upon their county treasurer for the main
tanning OF such prisoners from the time Of
their commitment until the expiration Of their
sentences, or until such prisoners shall receive
their trial, or be otherwise released by due
process OF law.
The provisions OF this section shall In no
manner affect contracts heretofore or hereafter
entered into whereby II is agreed that less
price shall be charged.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved April 8, 1901
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-19

Minnesota. and be delivered to him, or to his
order, for payment.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after It's passage,
Approved April O. 1901
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-19
cHAprrR 1ss-H. =. mo. 2sa.

AN ACT to prohibit police officers OF cities
in this state from receiving fees in any
action or proceeding brought in the name OF
the State of Minnesota.
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF tho State
of Minnesota:
Section l. That no police officer of any city
in this state shall hereafter receive or be paid
brought in the name of the State of Mime
sofa Provided that this act shall not pre-
vent any county from paying the actual ex-
pense OF any police officer actually and neces-
sarily incurred in any suit or prosecution.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage. 's-~
Approved April g. 1901. t.tt. - GAS.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-19
CHAPTER ts1-H. r. NO, aes.

AN ACT to authorizes county commissioners to
issue certificates Of Indebtedness in certain
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota: -,---
Section i. That In all cases where any pub
lie road or highway heretofore laid out and
any county in the State of Minnesota, pur-
suant to the terms of chapter 302 of the Cen
eral Laws OF Minnesota for the year 1895
and for the construction Of which warrants or
orders have been drawn upon the county treas
urer OF such county for the entire any part
of the contract price for the construction Of
such road or highway, and which warrants or
orders have heretofore been duly presented to
the county treasurer Of such county for pay
ment and bear the Endorsement of such treas
Hrer, MOT paid for want of funds and for
the payment OF which no provision has been
made by law, shall become q lawful indebt-
edness OF such county, and the county COM
lII1issloners of such county in which said pub
lie road or highway has been constructed and
has been. and is now. used public road
or highway, are hereby authorized and empow-
cred to issue and negotiate certificates of in
debtedness of such county for an amount suf-
hcient to take up and pay said warrants or
orders, with four per cent interest thereon
from the date OF the treasurer's Endorsement
of presentnent and non-payment for want of
funds, said certificates Of indebtedness to be
made payable within ten years from the da,e
cent per annuTn in denominations Of not less
than 500, or not more than $780, to he de-
their Judgment may be deemed for the lest
interests of the county. Said certificates of In
QepleaneSS ana interest coupons attached shall
be signed by the chairman of the board OF
county commissioners, and attested by the
auditor OF said county, and shall not be sold
or negotiated for less than their face value:
and the proceeds derived therefrom shall be
used solely in payment OF said warrants or
orders: provided, however, that said certificates
may be exchanged at their par value for said
warrants or orders, provided that nothing in
this act shall be so construed as to require
any board Of county commissioners to main
tain any such highway as county road
Sec. 2. The board Of county commissioners
shall annually. after the date of issuance of
said certificates OF indebtedness. levy tax
upon the taxable property Of said county in
addition to all other taxes levied. sufficient
to meet the interest and principal of said GER
tifcates IS they mature; provided, however,
that In all cases where there may be money
in the hands of the county treasurer to the
credit of the revenue fund of such county,
1t shall be lawful for said board OF county
comnissie toner's, in their discretion. to order and
direct the payment of said certificates, or any
part thereof, out OF such funds.
Sec. 3. All acts and parts of acts conflicting
repealed.
Sec. A. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved April 8, 1901.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-19
Approved April 9th, 1901.
CHAPTER 17s-H. F. NO. 1875.


AN ACT to provide for the Incorporation, re-
incorporation and regulation of life insur-
ance companies on the stipulated premium
plan
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
of Minnesota:
Section /. SCOPE OF INSURANCE.-Any
seven or more persons, citizens of this state,
may associate. in accordance with the pro-
visions of this act and form Incorporated
company for the following purposes: To make
insurance upon the stipulated premium plan,
either upon the stock or mutual principle, upon
the lives of individuals, and every insurance
eppertaining thereto connected Herewith,
and to grant and purchase annuties. Every
corporation organized, reorganized or created
under the provisions Of this act shall continue
IN existence until dissolved by the judgment
of a court of competent jurisdiction.
Sec 2 FORM OF ARTICLES-NAME OF
COMPANY = COMMISSIONERS APPROVAL.
Such persons shall associate themselves
together by articles of Incorporation in writ
ing, for the purpose Of forming a life insur-
ance company, which articles shall specify
the name by which the corporation shall be
known, whether mutual or stock company.
the place in which it is to be established or
located the amount Of it's capital stock if
any, and the general objects of the com
pany. Any name not previously in use in any
existing Minnesota company may be adopted,
but such name shall clearly Designate the OBJ
5ect and purposes OF the company The in
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-19


has complied only with the provisions of sub
divisions one two and three of this section
and if. in addition it has complied with the
be deemed to be and shall be a company fully
oEganzed as stock company "a ANY, under the Pre- Pre-
have all the corporate rights and privileges Of
and be subject to like duties and liabilities as
a similar company originally incorporated
hereunder.
Any such company having already on deposit
with the state treasurer securities of the quail
ity herein required may use the same in
whole or in part for making the deposits here
in provided for.
such case and the unpaid notes of subscribers
and all securities therefor shall be liable for
the payments of all debts and liabilities and
claims of policyholders existing prior to such
reorganization or reincorpcraticn.
Sec. %. EFFECT OF REINCORPORA-
TION.-Sueh reincorporation or reorganization
shall not affect or change the corporate identity
of such company, nor shall it affect in any
manner its corporate rights or liabilities, all of
which shall, after such reincerporation or re-
organization. remain vested in or continue
against the said company as reincorporated or
no reincorporation or reor ganization, except
that, an assessment company reoCganizing un
der this law may; ~ 1t-1s~5-
and with the consent OF the assured waive
any provision contained IN its policies or GER
members or reserving the right to cali for any
additional premiums, usually known as the
emergency safety clause; and
a lien or in communication thereof, a sum equal
to the reserve by the Combined Experience
Table of Mortality and ID per cent? four per
cent interest, which should be held to the
credit of the policy had the same been origin
ally issued under the provisions of this act;
which lien shall be treated as a loan by said
company to the insured upon said policy:
Provided, That ah ssuch policies shall there
after be charged with and pay a minimum
net premium of at least the net premium indi-
Gated by the American Experience Table of
Mortality and four per cent interest or the
Combined Experience Table of Mortality with
the same rate OF interest for a policy OF the
same kind and class.
Provided that notice OF such action shall be
given to each policyholder affected thereby.
Sec go COMPANIES EXEMPTED FROM
PROVISIONS OF ACT.-Nothing in this act
shall be construed affecting or governing
domestic life insurance companies. associa-
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4 The amount received from all other
| sources. -
| Fifth-Expendltures during the year.
| l. The amount paid on account of losses
2 The amount of dividends paid to policy
holders and to stockholders.
| s. The amount of commissions and salaries
| paid to agents
4. The amount paid to officers for salaries.
8. The amount paid for taxes.
e. The amount OF AID other payments and
expenditures.
| Miscellaneous.
l. The greatest amount insured any one
| life.
| 2. The amount deposited in other states and
territories as security for polcyholders therein,
| stating the amount in each state or territory.
=. The amount of premiums received In
this state during the year.
| f. The amount paid for losses in this state
! during the year.
| 5. The whole number Of policies issued dur
| ing the year. with the amount of insurance
| affected thereby and total amount Of insurance
| at risk.
| A summary of said statement shall be pub
| hshed in the English language at least three
times In daily or weekly newspaper of gen
eraa circulation, printed and published in the
English language, in either Hennepin or Ram
sey county in this state and having bona
| hde circulation of two thousand copies or
| more, or in the county where the state agency
| Of such insurance company is located.
Provided that any domestic insurance COM
! pany may publish its annual statement in
any legal paper published in the county where
the principal office Of such domestic company
| is located a summary. of statement for pub
| location shall be made out by the Insurance
| exact copy of the insurance commissioners, s
certificate Of authority to do business in this
| state shall be published in connection with
| said summary Of statement of each company
| doing business in this state Proof of publ
i cation to-wit: The printers affidavit Of the
/ fact shall be filed with the insurance COM
| missioner in all cases. In case such SUMMARY
| Of statement is not published by the company
| or its agent and proof Of publication filed as
| required within sixty days from the time of
| filing the statement with the insurance com
missioner, 1t Will be the duty Of the insurance
q anna nfIh Shua1
provided in this section and collect the cost of
said publication from the company.
Sec. 8. INSURANCE COMMISSIONER MAY
! AMEND FORM.-The insurance commissioner
| Is authorized to amend the form of annual
| statement by. proposing such additional inqlli-
| ries as he may deem necessary to elicit full
| exhibit of the standing Of companies organized
| or doing business under this act
Sec, 10. VALUATION OF POLICTES-MAY
EMPLOY ACTUARY-DEPOSTT OF RE-
SERVE WITH STATE TREASURER-As
soon as practicable after the filing OF saiA A.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1901-10-31
The Republican Argument.

The only argument the Republi-
cans seem TO have this campaign in
Maryland, if we are to Judge by what
they say, is that the Democrats have
passed an Election Law which makes
it very hard for some twenty thOus-
and illiterate negroes to vote. and
that these same wicked democrats
promise, if continued in power, To
make it still harder for these illit-
terate negroes to vote. And il is
upon the argument that they seem
to rely for hope that the people of
Maryland will return the Republi-
can party to power in the State
Will any white man help to put the
Republicans in power that they may
SO change the Election Law as to
make il easy for this twenty odd
thousand illiterate negroes to vote !?
Prate of manhood suffrage as they
may, the Republican leaders know
in their hearts that the Election Law
limits suffrage where it ought to be
limited-that ii is distinct forward
step and a tremendous advance to-
wards better government. Do not,
therefore, be deceived by Repubii-
can clamor against the Election Law,
by Republican deunciation of it.
The Republicans know in their hearts
that the law limits the suffrage where
safety demands that il should be linn
tied and all their clamor against it,
all their denunciation of il, is solely
because il makes it hard. if not i'm
possible, for them TO vote their illit-
crate negroes. Maryland R,I,sLii-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1901-10-31

In TRAVELLING. The less luggage
one has the happier one is.
A porcupine attitude adds not enc
whit TO woman = comfort.
Conductors, inspectors. hotel
clerks and the rest are the more
obliging for civil treatment.
Only the woman with attending
servants and unlimited cash can af-
ford TO wear q knife im her belt.
and she never cares To do so.
Talking and thinking about Incl
dental discomforts only make them
the more unbearable.
No matter how ssanning the sill
YER and galss toilet set looks in your
bag, never dream Of CARRYING It.
Consider the pounds that ii weighs.
and then consign Il 70 q trunk If Il
must 60
Some toilet water for refreshing
hands and face is necessity.
Fair ones who behave themselves
and dress sanely are seldom trou-
bled with insulting attentions from
the other sex.
A polite monosyllable, accompan-
led by return toone's book or mag
azine. cuts of the advances of any
decent man, providing the fair one
doesn't choose by tone or manner
to intimate that she Is coqueting.
But, thank Heaven and owing to
common-sense bringing up, this sort
of feminine Stiffness is less common
than in the long ago