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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-06-06
Published April ., 1901
No. 2o9. 81

No. 200. 81 Published April 3, 1901.
CHAPTER ia.
AN ACT to amend section iSl6n of the WIS
Consln statutes OF 1898, relating to the sur
render Of principal by suretiea.
Tine people of the State of Wisconsin rep
resent n senate and assembly do enact
as follows
Section /. Amend section 4SlGa by strik-
Ing out the words, Imprisonment IN the
tucy occur in the third and fourth lines
Of said section, and by inserting in lieu
thereof the following: ANY law OF this
state" so that said section when 80 amend
cu shall read Ms follows: Section 4Sl6a.
Whenever the suretcs upon any bond or
undertaking given by or on behalf of any
by any law of this state, deem themselves
insecure aud desire to surrender their prin.
cipal and he discharged from the obliga-
tiuus OF such bond or undertaking, they
may arrest and take into custody such prin-
"lpHl wherever he may be found within
THIS state aud convey and deliver him into
the custody OF the officer having charge of
the Jail, prison or other place Of coniinc-
meut to which he shall have been commit
ted, or In case he shall not have been SO
committed he may be surrendered into the
custody of the officer who shall have had
the custody of his person ut the time he
was admitted to bail. Such suretieS shall
also at the time of Surrcudcring the prin-
"ipal deliver to the officer into whose Gus
tudy he may be surrendered certified copy
Of the original commitment, If any shalt
have been made, of the order admitting the
principal to bail and Of the bond or under
taking thereon, and the delivery of such
copies to such officer shall be sufficient nu-
tnority for him to receive and detnin In
custody the person of such principal until
he shall be otherwise haled or discharged
thcrefrom by due course of law. When
ever such surrender shall be made to an
officer not having the custody of the Jail,
prison or other place of confinement in
wiIch such principal IS to be detained in
CUSTODY IL shall he the duty of such officer
10 forthwith convey such principal to the
place of confinement used by the county
In which the oifcnse charged against him Is
triab,c, ana he shall be received and de-
tnincd therein MS though he had been origl-
nalIy committed there, Upon such sur
render ana delivery Of the principal into
the proper place of confinement the sure
ties may apply to the Judge or Justice hav-
ing jurs elton to try the orrcnse charged
against the principal, in vacation or other
wise. for an order dischargng them from
further liability ns surctlcs: and, upon sat
isfnctory proof being made that the provi-
sions of this section have been complied
with such Judge or Justice may make an
order 40 discharginE them from NIL liability
upon their bond or undertaking.
Section ,. This act shall take effect and
be In force from ana after its passage and
publication.
Approved March 30, 1901.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-06-06
Published April s, 1901


No. llI, Al GPuhlshed April 5, 1901.
AN ACT to provide for memorial hall
In honor OF Wisconsin soldiers and sailors
who served In the army or navy or the
United States In the civil war of 1861 10
1860 or any subsequent war; and to pro
vide for suitable place or places for the
care of relies and mementoes of sand wars
aud making an appropriation therefor.
And providing for the return OF battle
aagS 70 the capitol building
The people OF the state or Wisconsin rep
resented In senate aud assembly do enact
section l. II shall be the duty Of the SUI
perntendent of public property, to provide
rooms 204, 205 and 207 in the capitol build
ing, and properly prepare them for the pur-
pose of a memorial hall dedicated TO the
soldiers and sailors who served In WiScon-
sin regiments IN the civil war of 1861 TO
1863, or any subsequent wars,
Section ,. Said rooms when SO set aside
for the purpose Indicated, shat be the head
quarters Of the grand army OF the republic,
department of Wisconsin, and the offices
of the department commander, assistant
adlutant general and assistant qunrtcrmas-
ter general of the grand army OF the re
public, department of Wisconsin, shall be
In sa,t rooms,
property shall provide In said rooms 2M.
a06 anu POI, suitable cases and places where
all relies and mementoes OF said wars May
be placed by any one VINO may wish to do
the republic shall exercise due care and dill.
ipence In the care and preservation OF all
articles placed therein,
Section 1. The superintendent OF public
property shall furnish, at expense of the
state, all stationery, pens, ink, printing
ana other Supnlies necessary for the proper
use of the headquarters OF the grand army
a, the republic. on proper vouchers of the
quartcrmaster general of the grand army
of the republic.
Section 5. A janitor, who shall be nm ex.
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any liquors on said premises which he be-
licyeS are intoxicating, and to arrest the
accused and bring him before such justice,
to he dealt with according to law, and to
product, TO be used in evidence on the eX-
animation nud trial of the accused, the
liquors seized. or such portion thereof as
the court or district attorney may direct
The officer executing such warrant shall
state In his return, as particularly Ms may
be, the kinds and quantities of liquors
seized and keep the same IN his cusotdy,
until said action Is finally determined.
Section 2. This act shall take effect and
he in force from and after It's passage and
publication.
Approved March 80, 1901.
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Against the purchase or building
of light or water works ........
CAS- the case may De.)
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published April 5, 1901.

No. bl, A. untisHt' 'NPt' - A'VA'
CHAPTER 1871,
AN ACT to authorize cities OF the first and
second class To acquire the use OF lands
for bridge, viaduct and highway purposes
beyond the corporate limits of such city
The people of the State of Wisconsin, rep.
resented In Senate and Assembly do enact
rs follows! .
Section l. Whenever the common council
Of any city Of the first or second class IN
this state MS classified by the Wisconsin
stotutcs OF 1898, shall with the concurrence
If three, fourths of the members elect
thereof declare by resolution that II Is nee
essary for the public interest to cause n
bridge or vinduct TO be constructed or TO
onon' widen or extend any street or high
wny along the corporate boundary OF such
cIty and that for such purpose or either
of sucn purposes Il will be necessary TO
take or acquire a strip OF land, not exceed
ing ono hundred feet In width, adjoining
the boundary line Of such city beyono The
corporate limits the said common council
shall have the same authority to take ana
acquire the use Of such lands for such pur-
noses. by proceeding In all respects In re"
iation to such taking ana acquiring OF such
use ns is provided by the charter of such
city for the taking and acquiring of use or
lands without or beyond the limits OF such
cttv for other purposes, Provided. however,
That such clty. In addition 10 the power TO
acquire the use OF such lands for the pur'
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u rI,, IIlI.lMIhliShed April s. 1901.

Gre ~ and f'a addtns. to the adoption of chill,
statutes of 1888 to he nnmhnrsol%5" 40 TO- the
The people of the State Of WIS.,, aPaia,
resented IN senate and assembly do ,p rapt
Section /, \ new section IN bo,,,,..
To the statutes of 1898 To he pn,,nnEfoy added
read aS follows: Section 4Osio ,''H ana
Queut adoption Is authorized Ilv ,his S4use-
ter ana tn such case the yyn,i 'S tnhp'
mother or parent. includes adopted ffa amer
Section 3 This act shall tak, .,r,,. ,
he IN force from aud after its pasSeg gc a aoi
publication. N""RS ana
Approved March so, 1901.
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For the purchase or building of
light or water works ...........
CAS- the case may be.)
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IPuhIishcd April s, 1901.

No. 2o6 Al Published April s, 1901.
CHAPTER 1874
AN ACT to confer upon the judge of the
district court in any county, having II dis
trict court. which * court of record, the
anne powers M are conferred by chapter
81 of the Wisconsin statutes of 1898 upon
county Judges in their respective counties,
us to the examination of persons alleged
to be insane, and the commitment of per
sons adiudgcd TO be insane to the hos
pital or asylum,
The people of the State of Wisconsin rep
resented II senate ana assembly do enact
as follows
Section /. There Is hereby conferred up
on the Judge of the district court In any
county having distric, court, which Is II
court of record, the same powers IN respect
to the examination of persons In such
county alleged to be insane and the COM
m.,mcnt of persons odiudged to be insane,
to the hospital or Nsy Ium, as Is conferred
by chapter 30 of the Wisconsin statutes of
1898 upon the county Judges In their re.
spectivc counties Such eases before said
district judge shall be conducted In accord
nucc with the procedure prescribed by law
In similar cases before county Judges.
Section 9, This act shall take effect and
be in force, from ana after It's passage and
publication.
Approved April l.
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No, 256, 81 Published April 10, 1901.
CHAPTER las
AN ACT amending section 1850 of the stat.
utes of 1898, relating to administering
oaths.
The people OF the State Of Wisconsin rep
resented In Senate and Assembly do enact
as follows;
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April G. 1901

No. 1903, 81 Published April 10. 1901
CHAPTER lat.
AN ACT legall2ing the acts OF certain cor
porations, acting under section 20Nl sub.
divisions 10 TO II Of the statutes Of 1898
The people OF the State of Wisconsin rep.
resented In Senate and Assembly do cnart
Hlll
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AN ACT to prevent and punish the dcsccra-
ton of the flag of the United States.
The people of the State of Wisconsin rep
resented In senate and assembly do enact
as follows
Section l. Any person who in any man
ner, for exhibition, or display, shall place,
cause to be placed, any words or figures.
or numbers, or marks, or inscriptions, or
picture, or design or device, or symbol, or
token, or notice, or drawing, or any adj
yertiscmCnt of any nature whatever, upon
any flag standard, color, ensign of the
United States, or shall expose or cause to
be exposed to public view any such dag.
standard color, or ensign of the United
States, upon which shall he printed, paint
ed, or otherwise placed or to which shall
be attached, appended, affixed, or annexed,
any words, or figures, or numbers, or
marks or Inscriptions, or pictures, or de-
sign, or device, or symbol. or token, or no
tiVc or drawing, or any advertisement of
urv nature or Kind whatever. or who shall
expose TO public view, or shall manufac-
ture or SELL or expose for sale, or have in
possession for sale or for use. any article
or thing, or substance, being an article of
merchandise, or II receptacle OF merchan-
disc, upon which shall have been printed,
painted, or attached, or otherwise placed,
n representation of any such flag, stand
ard, color, or ensign, of the United States,
to advertise, or call attention to. or TO dec
crate, or To ornament or TO mark, or to
distinguish the article, or thing, on which
so placed, or shall publicly mutiate. tram
p,e upon, or publicly deface, or defy, or
dehle or cast contempt either by words or
act, upon any such nag, standard, color, or
ensign, OF the United States shall be
deemed guilty of msdemeanor.
Section ?, The words flag, standard,
color, or ensign, of the United States as
used In this act shall include any flag, any
standard, any color. any ensign, or any
representation, of flag, standard, color, or
ensign, or n picture of ag standard,
color or ensign, made of any substance
whatever, or represented ON any substance
whatever, and of any size whatever. evil
IDENTIFY purportiug to be, either Of. said flag
standard. color. or ensign, Of the United
states. or picture, or a representation.
of either thereof, upon which shall he
shown the coors, the stars and the stripes,
In any number, of either thereof, or by
which the person seeing the same. with.
out deliberation may believe the same
To represent the flag, or the colors. or the
standard, or ensign, OF the United States OF
America
Section 8. This act shall not apply to
any act permitted by the statutes OF the
United States or by the United States army
and navy regulations nor shall this act be
construed to apply to the regular issue Of
n newspaper or other periodical. on which
shall printed said flag disconnected from
any advertisement
Section 4. Any person who shall violate
any provisions Of this act snail, unnn con.
victton thereof, he deemed guilty of mis-
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Section 3 This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after Its passage and
publication
Approved April G. 1901.
Woodruff County news., 1901-06-06
TENANTS MUST PAY.

The following act was passed by the last legislature and ap- proved by the governor.
 An act to protect owners of dwelling houses and other build ings situated in villages, towns and cities.
 Be it enacted by the general assembly of the state of Arkansas;
 Section 1. That any person who shall rent any dwelling house. or other building situated tn the state of Arkansas, and who shall fail, or refuse to pay the rent therefor, when due ac- cording to contract. shall at once forfeit all right to longer occupy said dwelling house or other building And If after ten days notice in writing shall have been given by the land- lord his agent or attorney, to said tenant to sacate said welIng house or other building, said tenant shall willfuHy refuse to Vacate and surrender the possession of said premises to said landlord, his agent or attorney, said tenant shall be guilty of misdemeanor. and npon conviction thereof before any justice of ihe peace. or other court of competent juris- dctf in the county where said premises are situated, shall be fined In any sum not less than enc dollar, nor more than twepty-ave dollars
Woodruff County news., 1901-06-06
ANTI-NEPOTISM.

An act to prohibit directors of public schools from employing relatives as teachers in the public schools.
 Be it enacted by the general assembly of the state of Arkansasi
 Sec l. That school directors are hereby prohibited from employing any person as teachers in the public sct ools, felated to eith- er of them by consanguinity or affinity within she fourth degree: unless two-thirds of the patrons of public school should petition -t,- sIn to do so,
 Sec ?. That any director or directors of the public schools violating section 1 of this act shall, upon conviction. be fined in any sun not less than BIO nor more than $50, and in addition thereto shall be suspended from oface Sec. 8. That all laws in conflict with this act arShereby repealed and this act to take effect ninety days after passage,
 Approved May 2i. 1901
Woodruff County news., 1901-06-06

Do the city papers say any thing in regard to your locality? Do they contain notes Of your schools, lodges and the hundreds of local items your home paper publishes? Not an item. Do they publish a word calculated to draw trade to your town, or enterprise? And yet there are men who take contracted views in this matter, and think if they don't get as many square inches of reading in the home paper they are not getting the worth of their money. It reminds us of the man who took the largest pair of boots in the box because the price was the same as the pair that fitted him. Gales burg Kans.) Enterprise,
Woodruff County news., 1901-06-06

IN a recent issue of the News
 we made mention of the fact that the citizens of McCrory and vi cinity should pay more attention to the cleaning up of the lots in the city of the dead. We were asked by several of the citizens who read the article what ceme- tery we referred to and ofcourse we could but mention the Odd Fellows cemetery. These same parties advised us that the Odd Fellows cemetery was almost entirely fill ed, although an extra acre of land was recently added to the tract of land embraced by the cemetery. Such a condition of things should cause the citi- zens to get together and either purchase enough land for a cem- etery and sell the lots to pay for same, or let some citizen who has land suitably located to do so. McCrory is large enough to have and own a good cemetery and if the citizens will only get tOOotbor and work towards thiS end we will soon have it assured. The city council is said to have had this matter under advise ment at. a recent meeting but just what kind of conclusion it arrived at we are unable to say. One thing is evident, we need a cemetery, and, like the populist party we're bound to have it. "
Woodruff County news., 1901-06-06

The citizens of Augusta met a few days ago and organized the Woodruff County Fair Associa- tion, With a capital stock of 2,590. Articles ofincorporation are being prepared and will be forwarded to the secretary of state shortly. It is being pro noted by men who never do things by halves, and is, there fore, an assured success. Land has been purchased from MT. w. c. Berry, adjoining town, and
 work commenced towards get ting it in shape. Fencing and other improvements will be pushed as rapidly as possible, and in a short time we will have an up-t -to-date fair ground. Shares are going at $25 and there are a few remaining to be sold and all who are interested in such an enterprise are at liberty to help promote it by taking stock. Fol lowing are the directors: Fred Shoup, B. A. Fletcher, W. 0. Berry, A, H, Campbell, E. E. Blackmon, E. H, Conner. F.. H. Kittrell. The following officers were elected: F. H. Kittrell, president; B. A. Fletcher, vice president; E. B, Blackmon, sec retary and general manager; E. H. Conner, treasurer Augusta Free Press.
Woodruff County news., 1901-06-06

Important changes were made by the last legislature in the law pertaining to killing deer. prairie chickens and quail. The new law fol- lows:
 An act to be entit' ed an Act to amend section 3431 of Sandels Hill s digest.
 Be it enacted by the general assembly of the state of Arkansas:
 Section l. That section 3431 of Sandels x Hills digest be amended so as to read as fol- lows:
 It shall be unlawful to catch, kill or injure, or pursue with intent to catch, kill or injure, or to pursne or chase with dogs without such intent any wild buck, deer, doe or lawn in this state between the first day of March and the first day of September in any year; provided. the citizens of this state shall have the right to any wild or undomesticated animal upon his premises destroying or in the act of destroying the crops of any season or the year, andit shall also be unlawful to catch, kill or injure, or pursue with intent to catch, kill or injure any W ild turkey between the first day of May and the first day of September in any year, and it shall also be unlawful to catch, kill or injure, or pursue with intent to catch kill or injure, any pinnated grouse, commonly called prairie chicken, between the first day of September and the last day of October of each year, or any quail. sometimes called Virginia part ridge, between the first day of March and the first day of October in any year
 Approved May 23, 1901.
Woodruff County news., 1901-06-06
NOTICE.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
 We have recently learned that parties who are no friends of ours, have been industriously circulating a report for no other reason than toinjure our business.
 It is, that the McCrory Cotton Go. or Round Bale Gin intends the coming season, to force all those who patronize their gin, to sell them their cotton in the seed. We wish to say most em- phatically that this is false, and that we do not intend to make any change in our system of gin, ming.
 As the ginning season is sever al months off, we are sorry that opposition" has had to com mence so early trying to preiu- dice the minds of those, who un- like themselves can not read and learn the benefits of a system that has proven, and will contin- ue to be a source of getting high CT prices for their cotton and seed.
 We wish to thank our friends and patrons for their substan- tial support they have given us in the past two seasons, and as sure them they will get the same fair treatment in the future as they have gotten in the past.
 Respectfully,
 MCCRoRY COTTON Co.
Woodruff County news., 1901-06-06
Grays,
By Our Regular Correspondent.

 By Our Regular Correspondent.
 Mrs. M. A. Burrows of Knox vile, Tenn, is visiting her son P. H. Y. Burrows at this place.
 Messrs. Shelton, Angelo and Dr. Waldrop vent fishing Mon day evening and returned with a very pretty string of fish.
 Clyde Shelton who has been visiting friends and relatives in Tenn, for several days, returned home Tuesday.
 MT. Kittrell, our sheriff, pass ed through town Sunday even ing. Since then one of our friends have been looking little serious.
 A dog that was bitten by a mad dog about four weeks ago, run mad and was killed here yesterday after some stock had been bitten.
Woodruff County news., 1901-06-06
THE UNION PICNIC.

Wednesday the Confederate Veterans, Sons of Veterans and Daughters of the Confectionery enjoyed themselves in a union picnic on Taylor's Bay, two miles north of Augusta. Not as large a crowd was in attendance as was expected, but those pres ent enjoyed themselves hugely. The repast was complete sue cess-fish and barbecped meats of all kinds were there in album dance. Cakes, cakes, and ever y thing one could wish for. Prepa- rations had been made to serve quite a larger crowd than was present and the hospitable peo- pie of Augusta were somewhat disappointed. However, the way everyone enjoyed himself made up for the lack in numbers.
 Augusta never does anything by halves when it comes to enter taining and she held her own on Wednesday. Among those to at tend the picnic from MeCrory we note the Misses Lula McCrorv and Elizab beth UrossetG anGorr roile Messrs. John Shearer, Judd McCrory and Gus Kramer.
 One of the principal features of the days pleasure which by the way, was not on the regular program, was the marriage cere- mony at the M. E. Church in Au gusta at 10 a. m. sharp which united forever for veal or woe the hearts and hands of Isaac J. Stacy and Anna Bonner, two popular and highly respected people of Augusta These twa are reported to have been lovers for some 8 or 10 years, and while talks of their supposed marriage was ripe many times during these years, when the an nouncement was made a few days since. it came as a surprise. to all.
 The News joins with the many friends of Mir. and Mrs. Stacy in wishing them pleasant voyage over the turbulent waters of life. After the ceremony the couple departed for Buffalo to attend the Pan-American Exposition.
Woodruff County news., 1901-06-06
MCCRORY VS. AUGUSTA,

Our base ball magnates went over to Augusta and crossed bats with the Augusta boys last Fri day. What our boys did to Au- gusta was plenty. They show ed them that they were Init, " N. G. when it comes to playing ball. Five innings were played the game resulting 24 to $ in favor of McCrory. If the nine innings had been played the game would no doubt have stood Ill to 7, but they saw their fin ish and "wilted" when it came.
 Following is the score by innings:
Woodruff County news., 1901-06-06

IF Jeff Davis keeps on making as good governor for two years as he has made for five months he will be too good a governor to spoil in scramble for the Unit ed States senate. Besides there's another day a-coming and Gov. Davis is young and need not be'in hurry.-Ex.