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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-03
HOLLAND.
Ruby Hernlund. Reporter.

Ruby Hern1und, Reporter.
The D room has recently had two spelling matches,
twenty-five boys to thirteen girls The boys were all
down in twenty minutes and four girls were left stand
ing They were Olive Knutson, Mamie Hermstad, Mary
Miller and Anna Hoffman,. In the second match the two
latter girls stood the longest.
-Four soldiers visited the school Friday afternoon
Some Of the rooms were decorated with flags.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-03
Mae Harris Anso.s

published by The Minneapolis journal for
the Northwest above the fifth
principally to their writings There
welcome competitors. The
suggestions from
teachers correspondence Editor
Junior.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-03

Tor seven long years Spain, the naughty
Spain's mistress Of the SEAS has been nation with
Head out navy. It has been humiliation that
Lifted Germany, practically inland empire,
should possess Of the strongest navies
in the world while she with her miles Of seaboar
had not even ship Of antiquated make to guard her
coast should hostile fleet attack better day. how
is at hand, the king having just approved Of
plan for building thirteen large men-of-war and
Der of torpedo boats Perhaps after all, Spain will not
find it such misfortune that her old and
antiquated swept off wholesale and navy
built under the young king to fit the Spain
growing up with him.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-03
IN OLD CALIFORNIA MISSION.

of the Interesting Historical Spanish Missions
Fallbrook, Caif-Altho I living good many
hundred miles away from Minneapolis, still inter
ested in The Journal Junior and read it very carefully
especially all letters from the Clinton district
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-03

There is town in the country that will
The Magic not have circus again if certain
Of Circus ployers prevent it. Mahoney City, Pa,
Day has many collieries employing thousands Of
and boys who have worked long hours
day in and day out without vacation for months and
years When the circus to For the first time
recently everybody decided to take day off and CO. Re
suess than 10 per cent Of the employees reported for
duty and sixteen eoeres forced to shut for
the day because of lack of hands to run them.
Americans accustomed to considering
Big most things American, natural as well
Things manmade, as built upon larger scale than
Elsewhere anything in the line elsewhere that
will be quite surprise to learn that Mag
falls surpassed in magnitude by the falls of
1uassu about thousand miles north Buenos Aires
After many years of superlaves like biggest
"greatest' tslongest widest and the Ike it will
be quite change to have to take reef in
now and then
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-03
OUR OZONE.

A MEXICAN s'hustle' is known the world over and
is the wonder and the upsetmen of less rapid going
nations who shuttle along easily. The average Ameri
does not realize it, but this hustle" is mat
of climate When heads ache in school, when brains
simply will not work to make four out of two and two,
what does teacher dos
She opens the windows wide, somebody plays
marching tune perhaps and there exercises to set
the blood circulating and to the lungs to take in
deep, blood-stirring breaths of fresh air.
Now, the weather says that is practically what
where in the vicinity Of the great Rockies there is
fortunate combination of thebreedng circumstances
which just about in often sends out of
air. In cities the air is breathed and over
something it is in the schoolroom. People feel the
physical effects and everybody is or less uncom
Portable and generally they wish for change in the
weather Most of them do not realize just what their
wish means, yet it's fulfllment.
s'Way up in the air the Rockies wave of cool
FORMS and when it is heavy it not stay
up there any longer it falls pellme upon Montana and
sweeps along the country driving out the bad air
and spreading south, well east covering the earth
with blanket People take long breaths of the well
fresh air. and life and work all go easier. The
weather says waves always coming along,
just about in often, the of the
roll in with the tide It sounds something like fairy
tale but observant travellers know that the climate Of
America is notceably bracng and gives courage and
energy that other climate does And ism It that just
about what fresh air in the schoolroom means?
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-03

Pyramid encounter with the storm elements, which
% have materially altered the shape Of Of
the pyramids cloud formed directly above Cairo
and burst into Of rain that half hour made
the streets running rivers with water several feet deep
In the midst of the turmoil clap thun-
der heard and when the storm ghtened it dis
covered that the smallest Of the pyramids at Ghzeh had
been struck and several immense stones from the
had been thrown down the sands beneath
eeptibly changing the shape Of the pyramid 1t is for
tunate that such Of the elements does come
often in Egypt, for the pyramids should disappear
most people would feel if the times sadly
of joint.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-06

nina you that the proceeds ,r..i,.c
rom TIE sNlo NJ the proposed hnnJ. ,rr
lp be used IN the enlargement r.I az
l'n'lon of the present WntorN orks ava,
ION Whl'h IL NOW owned and ,oI.
llollod ~ san Lake rlly ana O .,.,,irl
hl about IliO0OOO Binder olr prr.sri
'pnNl tlllun m lNOO Nult Lake pIty
issued Nulor bonds tO the ,NiDnt Of
,5oOOOo with The mmp conditions py ,
lMlng ana for The mmc purl0sp f1r
Nnl'l me present Issue Id u,sIr,d
pul supreme court decided lhp tb,v
were leka ana similar durlgIou ,v,a
rendered IN the LOGAN CIV rpto No..
lellid TO ~ Judge Boys letter of Alurrh
~ lWo, We respectfully roquost ih,i
sNld lrttor be considered IN touneclion
WIN TINS commnuica ton
W. conclusion we desire ~ assure ynn.
,Rlll mat the ely IN not only rondv
nul wiling ana able 10 fully cnrty out
ne pan when was submitted to thr
lnNphEort' In order 10 do w II must
,,phhulnlnhlo no sale VI the bonds i'm
'nho 70 exercise its options for the OK.
,nonRo OF water before they oNplro,
! W Wilde 10 Rlvo ANY Wud AN numlr.
Un,.s Mltnln ~ noNor that the pm.
cceds Of The bonds wln be- unnlIod "a
me purpose for which thoy Vlll' bo
lssuod II YOU cnn oonsIfunly waive
ne loSi 'aso IN earnestly desired ON
mo mart qf the city that You do no..
W'HuH' ~ we llmliod ilmr within
Mnl'n n decision must be- obtained, IT,.
n"NoNpr ~ spite of the facts which
~ our opinion seem 10 roudor such A
t"Ho Unnecessary You sun Insist upon
II we desire to know definitely Mst
Mhnl point or points You want raised
VI ne caso, Ho. we may have ufsurnnccs
lhNl Nhon favorable decision Is rem.
drrgd there will be no further dinlcnltv
o. dollS IN 'onsummillng the snlo OF
lho bondN
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Of the Constitution Of the state Of

I Of the Constitution Of the state OF
UiHh.
We DO not know of nor bolIcvc that
there are any valid objections 10 the
lftuc OF these bonds, Certain persons
IN Salt lafo CITY, who opposed lhe
bond issue before the election and at
the polls, employed ono ~ the leading
law firms, Mossra Henderson Pierce
rrltchloW a BaWotto, 10 investigate
the matter ana SEQ II Il were possible
TO oniun the city from issuing the
bonds Mr., Piorco told Mr., Richards
that he might toll you that Ne, Mr.
Pierce, had made a very careful cSs
animation " the subject, spending Soy.
oral days IN tho nycstig l,lone, and
that he hn1 not succeeded IN nndnB
rny grounds FOR attacking the validity
of the bonds, lie also said nc had been
unable 10 mud single Jaw IN any ot
the proceedings aud WAS Obliged TO re-,
port that thoro were no grounds for an
injunction We mention this because
In your letter OF March 20 you use tho
Expression IN writing You this az.
sumo that there wcrc no othor legal
objections to tho bonds" The city now
desires 10 know whether IN your opin.
ion, There are any Other legal obloc.
tons va that II tho test case In made
II may cover all The points and so
settle the entire question Of the validity
~ the bond issue,
WHAT BONDS ARE FOR.
In this connection we desire TO 70.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-06
A SURPRISE PARTY,
How Tho Aulhorew Turned tho
Tables on Her Friends,

A distinguished aulh0rosg, with nor
husband moved TO California fruit
ranch 10 get free from stomach and
nervous troubles She tells hor food
story an follows.
"Thc change TO outdoor no, nbund-
ancc OF fresh FRUIT etc, ala holp us
some, but as the necessity Of cutting
out all indgostlblo foods ana thus
striking at the root Of the trouble had
not NulllGlrnlly Impressed itself on our
minds, we continued Ia INDULGE our an.
pelltos, lill nj last | was prosnatod for
4 long time with a serious Illness. dur
lna which ! was simply starved on
'grucl ana things one day whllo In
This condition demanded Crane, Nuts,
merely bocaueo ! wanted something I
could chow My wish was complied
WITH undor protest at FIRST however
ana then M no bad results followed, tho
crisp, Wtiy grains were allowed me In
the way ~ humorlng a harmless whlm
ITO the surprise OF everyone, tho
stomach which had porsIstenily reius-
od 10 retain the sloppy mosaos usually
fed to sick folks readily assimIlatod tho
Grapo-Nuts ana ! was soon able 10
take two spo0nfuls three times n day,
and whom rot 10 that point my health
ana strength came back 10 mo rapidly
ON recovery and taking NJ my work
again ] adhered 10 Grape. Nuts food
for breakfast ana supper eating q good,
plain dinner nj noon, IN four weeks 1
gained 10 pounds IN weight, I have
constantly used Orapo-Nuls food ever
slnco ana greatly 10 my ADVANTAGE,
MY faith In Grape.Nuls was mat.
ter of much iostlng 10 my family and
once when my birthday came around. |
wns told that n special dnnor would he
prepared IN honor OF the anniversary,
When ! oniored The dining room | was
surprised 10 md II decorated with
drape'Nuls boxes, some empty, somo
full, and some nllod with flowers, etc.
etc. and the Joke WAS hlhrolsly ON.
loyod, NV tlmo came, however, when
! returned the surprise Ivy producing n
delicious 0rapo'Nuts pudding, aud
dates stuffed with rolled urapc Nuts
ana cream Then those who came To
soon remained ~ porgo themselves, n
| may be pNrdoncd the expression II
has not been dlilout since that day To
win converts TO uraposNnis" Namo
Given by Postum Company Battle
crook, Mich,
Zen doyb' trial II proof
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hs->ssn-~s~ss $500
Doctors havo boon loathc 10 endorse n
ca,arrh remedy because catarrh and
catarrhal diseases have puzzled the
medical fraternity for many decades.
Moro prominent physicians use and
endorse Poruna each year.
Dr A. Morgan, 8li Cater street, In
donopolis, Ind, wrIlesi
Irregular physicians do not ss q
rDlc, endorse patent medicines.
have, however, found IN my practice
that Pcruna IN a notable exception and
NOT afaH Hke any other medicine gen.
cTHy sold as patent modiclnc. ,
"In examining " l find that II II a
scientifically prepared medicine, com.
posed Of herbal remedies Of high mcdi'
cinal value,
at IL o specific for calarrh Of the
head, lungs or stomach, n fno remedy
for female troubles, and invaluable u
mothers and children,
"Aflcr fcvcrs or oihor protraolod III.
meas, " IL ono OF the best ionics | know
Of TO restore the system 10 normal con'
dilicn and ! recommend II 10 con-
yalcscoDts,
at IL a high class family remedy,
good for young and old,"-.A. Morgan.
pcruna occupies unique position In
medical science, It's tho only informal
systemic ca,arrh remedy known 10 The
medical profession to-day.
CaiOrrh Isl systemic disease curablo
only by systemic treatment, A remedy
that cures catOrrh must aim directly a,
tho depressed nerve centcrs, This !,
what poruna does.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-06
IN THE FREMONT SCHOOL,
Teachers Examinations viii he Held
There Beginning June 9.

The Salt Lake county teachers OK.
onlnauons win be held In the Ere,
mont school In this city on June S,
ana TO- and the schedule for the same
has been arranged by County Supt, Of
schools Smith Hs follows,
Thursday June s.-MommR sessions
. o'clock arithmetic, photography,
Afternoon session. 1880 o'clock, phyei.
ulogy. theory and practise of teaching
Friday june 0-Mornlng session I
o'clock, grammar writing Afternoon
session. 1880 o'clock geography read
lnH,
saturday juno lO-Morning sessions
D O'Clock, United states history draw
Ing Afternoon session 1880 O'clock
nntmro aludN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-06

Girls modesty aud oycrsen6itiyeness
often puzzle their mothers and baf'e
physicians, because they withhold their
confidence Mt this critical period,
A mother should come to her chllds
aid and remember that Lydia l., Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound viii at this
me prepare the system for the coming
change and start The menstrual period
IN young girls HE without pain O.,
irregularities,
Miss Emma olcof Tullaboma, Tenn,
writes
Dear Mrs, pnkbami--
A." want 10 tell you that am enjoying bet.
Yer health than | have Tor years and owe
" all 70 Lydia w. PlnkhnmsN Vegetable Com
When fourteen years Of age suffered al.
mcet constant pain, and Tor two or three
years had soreness and pain IN my tldol
needAcheh nnd was dilay and nervous and
doctors all failed 10 help me,
Lydia " Pinkhnm'e Vegetable compound
WAS recommended, and after taking II my
nealth began 20 improve rapidly andI think
N@yed my lifo Islncorcy hope my osperI'
sncc viii be nhelp TO othor glrls who AFRO pass
.ng from gIrlhood 70 womanhocd, for know
your Compound will do asmuoh for thom,o
IL you know OF any young girl who In
hick and needs mothcrly advice ask her
70 write Mira pInkham, Lynn, Mnss,,
md she will receive FREQ advice which
VIII put her on tho wight road ton strong,
healthy and happy womanhood, "
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TEACHERS VACATIONS.
Whore Some Of tho City psdOgoeuos
viii Spend tho Summer,

Alrcady many teachers IN the city
schoolos are preparing 10 take their
summer vacation and viii leave m
tho course Of few d0ya for different
sections Of the country Following N
partial Hat of those who win spend
tho summer In other locOl,losi
High School Miss Dukes, New Eng.
land, Miss Rauh, chicago ana Ponn-
aylyanlu Miss M00olt Kentucky
Miss bond l(nnhH Mrs jennings,
Mnegnohuaclla, Mr. tlilllllan, Toronto
MIR Larrabco Now England
Lafayette Miss DAVIS, Idaho Miss
Russell Iowa Miss Gallagher lndl
ana, Miss Martin, Iowa Mr. coombp
attends the e. of u summer school
Lincoln. Miss Powers, Portland
Washington and probably .Alnskai Miss
COIN Alaska Miss Palmer, Paris
France Miss Schwnr2 California and
Illinois. Miss Eaton, California
Washington Miss b0mson, Columbia
college Misses Shlpp ana WALKER Nol'
lowslonc park
Oonlrrh- Miss Outcnlt, CALIFORNIA;
Miss Mckenzie, Montana Misses Cath
crime and Mary raulliold, california,
Miss ghIold, Nlontanl, Miss Tomploton
Missouri. Mrs noys attends the n, VI
Al Mics Qunltrough WIN 90 NJ tho "
Of Y, summer school,
Jnclsson Mr. Nelson win probably
attend tho \, n, Al Miss Walker goes
To Indiana Miss Butts ana curtis,
Kansas, Miss clay California, Mia
Miller, Portland principal u, h,
C'oombs goes 10 the Pacific co0st
Union Misses lloyd ana Nolan ga
east, the former "a Pennsylvania,
Supt, Christensen WIN spend the
grcntcr part Of the summer IN the ely,
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ir N flf N y fVa
PERFUME Cont aims No Narcotics,

Pcru'na Cont ans No Narcotics,
ono foason why Poruna has found
permanent uso IN no many homes IL
that II contains no narcotics Of any
kind, pcrnna Is perfectly harmless, IL
can be used any lopgth Of time without
acquiring u drug habit, pomna does
not produce temporary results. II Ia
permanent IN It's cfloot
II has no bad eject upon tho system,
and gradually eliminates catarrh by re-
moving The cause OF ca,0rrh, There arc
n muiitudcof homes whcro pcruna has
been used OF and on for twenty years,
such u thing could not be possible II
poruna contained any drugs Of q mar.
cote nature.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-06
MEDICAL EXAMINER
Ofthe United States Treasury Recommends
pG.rlI.nn.
Prominent Physicians
Endorse Pc-ru.H0

nh LLEwELLYN JORDAN, Modi.
~ cal Examiner Of tho US. Treasury
Department. graduate Of Columbia Col.
lcgc, and who served throo years at
West Point, has the following TO say Of
pnrnnni
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-06
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK,
BAITIN ORE, WARRINGTON,
AND AspuRY PARK, N, j.,
VISIT THEM ALL.

June ?a.S0,July ~ agents Of the Penn.
gylyanIo short Lines VIII sell Tickets 10
Aabury PARK allowing slop.ovors AZ tho
above cities AT very low rates, An ey.
cellent yaca lon trlp, For further In.
formation address ueo' T. lIull, d, A.
SlD l,lh ~, Denver,
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amok lnn In q Powder ManAllno

II cOuTiIUP d0lIh moro flddonlY but mol
moro surely than neglocilng Kidney dis,
ordop Foleyt Kidney euro viii cure a
slight disorder ~ u few days and ~
cagca. II has cured many people NJ
prlrhts disease and diabetes who were
thought 10 b. incurNblo. N YOU have kld.
nov or blDdder trouble, commence taklng
Foloy's Kidney cure today before n IN
100 late. For salo by v j. I'M DRUG On
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Full OF TrAoie Meanlno

hro those lines from j. H. smons Of
Casey ia Think who, might have re-.
suited from Ms terrible cough II ne had
not taken the medicine about which ho
writes: ~ had fearful cough, that
disturbed my nights rost I tried
everything hut nothing would relieve
H. mlil ! took Dr. Kings New bis.
coyCy for Consumption, Coughs ana
Coldr, which completely cured me-" In
Hmnuy relieves ana permanently cures
all throa, and lung diseases, prevents
grin and Pneumonia. At 4. 4, Nj,
Drug store guaranteed 5Oo and 800,
Trial bottle free.
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II makes no difference how long you
have been sick, II you are troubled
with Indigestion constipation, liver
and Kidney troubles llolllNcr'a Rocky
Mountain Tea win mako you we'll 81
oonlN ABR YOU druggIM.
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| "AlIow mo 10 express my graft.
Jude 10 you for Tho benefit derived
from your wonderful remedy. one
sh0r! month has brought TORN a
VAST change and now consider my.
seI q wen man after months OF
| suffering,
"teL0w-sufferer, pcruHa wiu
cure you. "..LeweIlyH Jordan.
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TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
100 YOU REMEMBER2)

Bedford, Chorlts Fo's phnp
slocm deliberately him dead lie then 0rol bullet into Ms
Petersburg that Aghonon had been
murdered by his suite
YEARS Today
william
Vanderbilt. Abccrombc Burden 100000
FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY.
landing ralM
Young MaddocEs soldiers
Douglas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-06

Big match sprint race NJ saucer to-
nlght. Walter A. Bardgolt vs. n. g,
Hopper,
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CRISIS or GIRLH0oD
A TIME OF PAIN AND PERIL
hse Emma Colo Says that Lydia N
Pnkham's Vegetable Compound has
Saved Her Life and Made Her Well

How many lives Of beautiful young
girls have been sacrificed just as they
we're riponing Into womnnhood ! How
many irregularities or dIspacements
have been developed NJ this important
period, resulting In years OF suffering !
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N5r rsct run, lour money II ,oa tool IN,
bGbn., hrl
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CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES,
CRIMINAL CASES,

city Recorder Crltohlow reported that
Az cases were disposed Of N the crlm-
IGal division Of the city court during
the month OF May for which the sum OF
S363l was received IN nnes and for
fo,urcs IN the ciyil division of tho
court the receipts were $4,000 aud the
receipts Of the juvenile court amounted
90 sl0N
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-06

I,isa bad habit TO borrow anything.
but tho worst thing you can possibly
borrow, IN trouble, when sick, sore,
heavy weary and worp.out BY the
pains and polsons OF dyspepsia, bilious
ness, Brlghts disease, and similar In
lernal disorders, don, NJ, down ana
brood over your symptoms but ny for
relief 10 Electric Bittore, Here YOU VIII
md sure and permanent forgc,fulness
Of all your troubles and your body VIII
not DO hurdencd by load OF debt dis
oasc. AZ y, G, N, l. Drug store, Price
JOo Guaranteed,
MI. .ntt.t .aga al, autaap Ia
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PLAN ~ FEASIBLE,

As We understand the objections
mentioned IN your letter 10 Judge Dey,
dated March 20, 1905, they are founded
upon the assumption that the city
might mot succeed IN carrying out the
plan proposed In regard to the pur.
chase ofIwitor rights" etc, We have
ondepvo~d To show how the city can
ana wlll curry ont the proposed plan,
II Ia entirely feasible and win be car
red ont IN every essential particular
This being 80, there would aeem ~ bo
no necessity for the toat case which
You suggest In your letter However
the only objection the city has 90 hny.
Ink such a case made ~ tho delay mat
win necessarily result lhcrofrom, and
II You insist upon having our supreme
court pnsg unon the validity Of the proc
posed bond iHtue, such case VIII bo
Instituted and prosecuted 10 nnal deter
mlnatlon ~ soon ne practicable Re-
fore doing 10, however, II IN important
10 know whether there are any other
objections for the court 10 pass upon
than those mtniiopod In your letter
which, M wo underhpnd, require ~.
dlciu construction ohgrtIclc II, section
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TEA

There's no difficulty IN
selling good tea on money.
back terms we shouldn't
enjoy it with poor tea,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-06

Biz match sprint race ~ saucer 10.
night Walter A. Bdrlgctt w, n, G.,
Hopper
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-06

Big match sprln, race at saucer TO-
night Walter A. Bardsett W. n, C.
Hopper
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RIGHT or EMINENT DOMAIN,

Perhaps IN passing fow words
should be sald about the cily's right NJ
eminent domain, IN explanation ~
Judge pcy's first letter oar statute,
section 3bSs revised statutes, 1895. nv
amended In 1901, provides mat The pow,
IN OF eminent domain may ho exercised
for roads, streets and llloya, ana an
public uses for the bNrontlol any cOnn.
w. Incorporated city OF town, or the
Inhabitants thereof
This statute was taken from the Calf
foinIa code, ana has been held Ny the
supreme court of That elltr lo author.
ize the condemnation OF water rights,
Indeed, II II the wen settled rule IN tn
country that "lho furnishing OF water
10 municipality " \ PUBLIC purpose,
for which the right of eminent domain
may be- exercised 10 procure either land
or water necessary for the purpose
(Seo brIof rcloWel 10 by Judge Dey I'm
his letter NJ March 81 1909
Although II " now generally cons
codod ana IA not disputed by the coun'
rol Tor the company that the olly's pow.
ers Of eminent domain are ample 10
enable II 10 fuzzy accomplish ~ nurs
pose, these powers were not 70 well I'M
derslood NJ the time tho Legislature
was In session, ana II was then con.
sdered desirable TO have the law IN
amended NJ tn expressly state mat
water rights might be- condemned, II
~ now clear that this can ho lone un.
der tho existing INV, g..