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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-24
JAPANESE WOMEN IN WAR.
Their Uppermost Thought Is Aid for
the Soldiers.

Since the outbreak of war have hardly
mad time to look after my household, so
occupied has been my time. in connection
with many societies and organizations di-
rectly concerned with this war. Of
course; the foremost among them is the
tbs is hs soiefy with
object Of the society is implied in its
name. but aside from that we make ban
approved methods. We have made tens
Of thousands of rolled bandages, and 49,
GOO Of the first aids. and we are still
ladies Of our highest class downward-the
imperial princesses, the women of our
nobility, etc. You cannot realize how
earnest the ladies' of our upper classes
They who never dressed themselves with
out maids waiting on them. they who
never held in their hands anything heav-
never went outside of their houses with
out two or three attendants, all come
alone to the hospital with their little
lunch baskets and their bundles contain
ing their nurses uniforms.
My daughter was on the committee to
get up J. New ls Year Years presents for the SOL
possible to send them to ali. but it was
better that even a few should have their
hearts gladdened than none at all when
they were doing SO much for their coun-
try. The young peoples plan was quite
a novel one. They made bags Of strong
mulberry paper about six inches wide and
twelve inches long, in which they asked
people to put in anything they liked
anything they thought soldiers would
like. For instance, in one bag put
towel, a cake of soap. a toothbrush and
tooth powder; in another pair of warm
gloves. a package Of cigarettes and "a
handkerchief: in another a package of
When my daughter has time she sews on
the little dresses for the children of the
destitute families of soldiers.
All the girls schools offered to make
soldiers Undertaking during the hours
of their sewing lesson. which is always
part Of the regular curriculum for girls
schools. The offer was accepted by the
war department.. and even the youngest
ones have been made happy, thinking
they were doing something for the coun-
Weekly.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-24

Teacher-Tommy, something has got to
be done about your behavior. think to-
day after school I shall call and see your
father. Tommy-It'll cost you two dol
lars If you do. Pops a doctor; Office
hours, to 7.-Puck. ..
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-24
CORPORATIONS.

Authorizing formation of corpora
lions to loan money. ..............
To extend time for closing affairs Of
dissolved. corporations. ...........
cooperative associations may change
number Of trustees. ...... .2T6, 313,
To legallZe certain corporations. 80.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-24
GRIMES AND CRIMINALS.

Boarding of prisoners. ........ q
Selling liquor without license. .. s.
To prohibit furnishing intoxicants to
paroled prisoners ............... 7.
To amend Penal Code ........ 9(
Punishment for robbery in first de-
gree ........; ........... IL
Defining manslaughter in the first
-ueSree ...... II;
Examinations to be certified to Dis
trict Court ........ 17f
Evidence against persons illegally
selling intoxicating liquors ..... 10:
6urglary IN the first degree ......... 21(
Aoandonment of wife and children. 21I
Proceeding against criminals 231
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-24
Our Casters
-sNot Pagan

Authority on Church History Points
Out the Significant Steps In the
History of Purely Christian Fes-
tival-iwo casters at One Period
How the Date Was Fixed Under
the Early Church.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-24
DISTRICT COuRTS.

Regulating terms of court in
First judicial district.
Seventh judicial district ...
Ninth. judicial district ......
Fifth judicial district ..
Eighteenth judicial district 4-
Becker county
Giving B courts H.. Jurisdiction over
boundary waters 9
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-24
ELECTIONS.

Authorizing vote for licensing sale
., OF Intoxicating liquor
Separate ballot for bonds, etc.
Primary elections
re.nending general law ..........
May be held in villages. ......
DeilVery of official ballots.
authorizing the use of voting ma
chimes ...........
CORPORATIONS not to contributes for
political purposes
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-24
DRAINAGE,

To establish commission.
Legalizing certain bitches 1877, $50,
comprehensive system Of drainage.
General drainage law ....
Amend drainage law ..
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-24

''Now, SIR" said Willie's father don't
be a little jackass;", II can't help bein'
little, pa" replied the bright boy ian it
amt my fault that I'm your SON.
Philadelphia Press.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-24
COUNTIES.

To provide for obtaining title Of
lands for court houses. ............
To authorize court house bonds. 80. 2
To legaliZe acts Of commissioners
erecting county poor houses. :...... 2
To authorize appropriation for i'm
provements in or about navigable
lakes o
To authorize certain counties to is
sue refunding bonds. ............. 6
To authorize certain auditors to give
certain public notices. ............. 8
New outlet for bitches. .............. ii
Reimbursing certain commissioners ID
Appointment of mine inspectors -. 16
Purchase Of property for poor per-
sons .................... II
Court house bonds ................. II
Letting of emergency contracts. see. IS
Investment of sinking fund. ........ 20
Board of court house commissioners %
Change of name of county. %
Renewal of records. .............. 20
TRANSFERRING certain records in reg
lister Of deeds office. 30
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-24
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Salaries of officers. .........
Salaries county attorneys. ....
Register Of deeds fees.
Appointment of deputies and clerks,
and their salaries. ................
Registering the collection of and dis
position of clerks fees. III,
Salaries in counties of 10000.
Employment of deputies. clerks,
and assistants NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Additional salary for auditors in GER
commissioners to be represented at
state conferences. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Duties of county surveyors. ..
Sheriff's expense in executing death
warrant .......
County license inspector.
Compensation Of commissioners. 49,.
Probation officer.
Additional assistant county attorney
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-24
PRINTING AND PUBLICATION

To provide additional copies Revised
Laws
To provide additional copies Revised
publication Of village ordinances. -.
Village treasurer's annual statement
Change Of publication day by weekly
newspaper
Printing Revised Laws
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-24
SCHOOLS AND EDUCATION

To provide for loan of permanent
school fund
To provide funds in districts Of 90.
600 to 10000
Extension of district boundaries.
Educational institutions to hold
property bequeathed.
To legalize school bonds ..
To legalize certain high school bonds
Department of pedagogy at stare
university
Crookston school agriculture
Recording teachers certificates.
Payment of high school appropria-
Travelling expenses of superintend.
Appraisement and sale of. lands.
Gifts and bequests to university.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-24
CONSTITUTIONAL

GUNS ! . IONRL RWENDWEN
Article nine, relating to taxation....
Article permitting the sale Of garden
truck without license. ...........
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-24
INDEX TO THE GENERAL LAWS OF MINNESOTA.
Passed at the Legislative Session Of 1905
INSURANCE.

To amend mutual law III
To amend general insurance law. 118
Sprinkler leakage ........ 100
Amend law relating to deposits. 1s1
ance - - - 22s
Incorporation of life insurance
companies Observation-Disclosures. 235
Publication of annual statements. 249
Election of officers in town insur-
ance companies Observation-Disclosures , 312
Consolidation of domestic insurance
Soiiip1lllSS Z. QUO
Discrimination in fire insurance pre-
miums .................... 331
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-24
FRATERNAL SOCIETIES.
GAME AND FISH,

incorporation of grand and subordi-
iAaI0 iodSeS
TO provide quarters for G. A. r..
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-24
ROADS AND BRIDGES.

To amend law granting aid to coun-
ties for roads and bridges.
To amend law relating to the issuing
OF bonds by towns.
To authorize erection of fixed bridges
over navigable streams. .
To authorize bonds ......
Regulating the width Of public roads
repair bridge over Lac Qui Parle
ldhe ,:......... ........
Expenditure of county road and
bridge fund .............
Amending law authorizing certif 4
Gates of Indebtedness
Sibley county authorized to spend
Internal Improvement fund to aid
building roads and bridges
Bridge In Norman county.
Certain counties to constitute certain
highways, county roads ......
Road foremen .............,
State highway commission ...
Commissioners to have exclusive
control of road and bridge fund.
Amend county road and bridge fund
Obstruction of highways ...... ...
Legalizing certain deposits
Legalizing certain township bonds.
Location, alteration or discontinue
ance of judicial highways ........
To authorize certain cities to issue
bridge bonds .............. 8
General appropriation ..........
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-24
REAL ESTATE AND MORTGAGES

- (
To legalize certain acknowledgements H
List of mortgages to be furnished
county auditor ....... Confluence. 81
To legalize foreclosure by ADVERTISE
lilelll al
To make DEGREES of heirships prina
facie evidence T:
To legalize conveyance from husband
~ 10 VIE .....:. ;..........:.. III
10 10 vahdate certain plats: .......... .12{
TO amend foreclosure Of mortgage
law ..::;;................ 90. 13t
reception OF evidence ....... 10;
Legai!ze mortgage foreclosure sale. 20{
execution experimentation. 25s
Legalizing certain conveyances in
IT. new counties ..:.:....,... go: Fl;
To legalize a certain plat Of Little !
Falls ::......:::... ............... %.
Registration Of title ......... ri:
Legalize foreclosure by ADVERTISE
nlent ':....... ....... 81
Reconveyance of cemetery lots .... So:
Uses and trusts .............. Al
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-24
ADULTERATIoN OF FOOD AND |
OTHER PRODUCTS.
Enforcement of law.................
APPROPRIATIONS.

legislative expenses. ................ l
10 complete wing of state reforma-
tory ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ID
State library contingent fund . 10
employees new state capitol. ........ 16
School district libraries. ......,. y
LADIES dormitory, ST.. Cloud. .....!. 30
ments So
State insurance ........ 6S
Lac qui Parle county 144
To locate place of Sioux ..... $50
10 locate place Of Sioux Indian
IiOdIy nAoo
supplies at LakeVieW encampment,
LOU 80. - .''' 49,
General appropriation bill. .......... 337
Road and bridge bill 1888
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-24
INSANE AND INERRiArE

TO protect pheasants.
General law
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-24

ToI provide interpreters for deaf and
ne o3ulnD persons .,..:......... ....
I0 amend law relating to hospital
2ntagious ward :,
ANIMATION Of insane and their
ssturn to home county. .......
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-24
PROBATE COURTS,

To amend Probate Code.
To amend Probate Code.
Clerk hire in certain cases. ........
Additional clerk hire in certain cases
Payment of debts of deceased per-
ootIS
To legalize certain proceedings.
Parliamentary guardian. ........,
Discharge Of executor ...........,
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-24
LEeIsLATuRE AND MEMBERS

Bribery Of members 81, 80
Election of officers by senate .. 80
Engrossing bills acknowledgements. 1853
MILITIA.
Naval militia Observation-Disclosures. "a
Amending code 225
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-24
LOGS AND LUMBER.

JUSTICE AND JUSTICE COURTS.
Jurisdiction of justices of the peace. 1O4
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-24
PUBLIC LIBRARIES,

To appropriate money for school
district libraries. .... 2
Authorizing acceptance Of donations
Tor ..........:. ............... "a
To amend law relating to. ..... 25
RAILROADS.
To report wrecks ...... u
jurisdiction of freight rates. ...... II
Penalty for rebate ........,. II
Suitable toilet rooms .... 20
Transferable mileage books. ...... p
Must use name of city or village. 25
Commission to prosecute proceedings
before Interstate commerce COM
mission 81
To establish and maintain gates, etc 2S
Bulletining arrival of passenger
trains %
The diamond drill., 1905-03-25
INSANE ASYLUM
IS CROWDED
COUNTY JAIL IS SO SMALL THAT AD.
DtTl0N MUST BE BUILT.
THE CHURCHES ARE EMPTY
Conditions Are Getting Serious Thirty
Six Insane Patients From This
County.

The bearing Of two insane cases 10y
Judge Byers during the week and the
pendency Of third case has brought
the attention Of our people to the ser
ious conditions Of affairs resulting
from the spread 1T insanity Case.
are piliug up every month and the
asylum 40 Newberrv is now CARRYING
far more Iron county patients than the
law allots 10 as as our theoretical
quota
This condition ot affairs is lot alone
confined to Iron county nor to the
upper peninsula but is general
throughout the country Every coun
ty In the upper peninsula has larger
number Of patients in Newberry than
il should nave, The disease is ON the
increase Where viii IL stop
The cases heard this week were those
of Henry Ekola, Of the Dunn mine
and Finlander from Stambaugh.
Both Of the patients had Oeen in the
jail several weeks awaiting develop
ment in their cases Instead OF get
ting better, as the authorities hoped
for, they grew worse and commitment
10 Newberry was found necessary.
both from the fact that their cases
are hopeless and that there is no room
to keep them longer in the Jail. That
institution is too small for the work
required of il in its legitimate field
and II was being worked overtime TO
take care Of the insane patients. Both
men were committed TO the Northern
Hospital at Newberry.
The case that Is pending is that Of
woman from Mansfield VINO has
shown symptoms of insanity and will.
undoubtedly have 10 be examined
soon.
The asylum contains 36 patients
The diamond drill., 1905-03-25
SECTION -
LStambanghl.

AZ this new exploration some ore is
being hoisted. This ore is taken
from the drift that is being driven 70
open mp the ore body tnat was first
met with Ii is stated that little
stoping work is being done on this
level also but. as the sink was but
about seventy feet it is probable that
the stopping ground on that level Is
limited and the stoping il done more
as a developer of the ore body than
for mining purposes.
The shaft is down about seventy five
feet ON the lift of 100 that is being
sank 20 develop the find Of "A greater
depth The work IL in charge Of Cap
tain Josiah Brooks Of Crystal Falls
and he is making an enviabie record in
the development 81 this property
The diamond drill., 1905-03-25
GOOD PROGRESS
AT MANSFIELD
WATER IS GOING DOWN RAPIDLY
TWO BAlLERS WORKING.
HEnLOCk SHAFT is DOWN
Trouble With Dirt in Diamond Drill Holes
at Dunn Nine Section II Showing
Up well.

The work OF tnwatering the Mans
field mine is going on at merry clip.
The work is progressing with better
results than was anticipated. Two big
bailers are working ~ fast as they
can be pulled through the shaft and
they are lowering the water At "A rate
that Is entirely satisfactory
The unwatering operations viii oc-
cupy the attention of the operators uu
iii along in May and when the water
is ont II will take several weeks 10 get
the pumps IN place and the shaft and
connecting drifts ready for handling
ore. At the best it will be along in
June before the mine can be- sail 10 De
in the producing list.
Several changes in the working force
at the property have been made recent.
ly. The death OF Captain Wall made
an opening which was filed 10y the ap-
pointment OF Captain j S. Buddle.
Alex Ross. for many years AZ tine
Riverton mine. Iron River, was re
Gently appointed to the position Of
head machinist and superintendent
Trebilcock has moved from Crystal
Falls 10 the Mansfield location and
will give his undivided attention 10
this property.
The diamond drill., 1905-03-25
THE CASPIAN.
Staunbaugh

Two blow pipes aad q No 10 Cam
eron were at work in the shaft of this
property yesterday and they were Civ
ing good results, the water having
been lowered 9 feet during the night
A second Cameron is being prepared
for work 10 day and better progress
will be made next week 1t was the
original idea 10 have two sinkers but
the immense amount Of unwatering
now being done by Pickands, Mather
e. Co. has delayed their arrival and
Superintendent Jobe did the next best f;
used what he had at hand
The air compressor is not OF sufii-
cient size TO get the best Of results out
Of the blower.
Captain Gulgren ia back from the
west and has taken hold of the Cas-
plan again He opened the mine mp
and knows il from 10 y. The work
Of getting the surface ready for the
new hoisting plant, air compressor
and boilers is going on steadily IL
IL not known yet what style OF ma
chinery will be put in.
The diamond drill., 1905-03-25
MUCH DISCUSSION
ABOUT FIRE HOSE
MAYOR AND COUNCIL HAVE DIFFER
ENT VIEWS.
PURCHASED FIVE HUNDRED FEET
Election Inspectors and Commissioners
Chosen For the Coming Election
Official Records.

The meeting of the city council last
Monday evening developed but cne
contention and that related 10 the pur-
chase OF 500 feet of hose The repre-
sentative of New YORK house was
present and the members of the coun-
eli thought that the purchase should
be made al Once The mayor thought
that the purchase of this hose should
be left TO the next council nd there
was considerable discussion ON the
matter 4; was finally decided 10 pur
chase the hose ii once and resolu
tion was passed by unanimous vote
authorizing It's immediate purchase
The mayor after wards vetoed the
appropriation on the ground that the
chief Of the hre department advised
him the hose is not needed aud there
fore the purchase is an unnecessary
expenditure Of the people money
The election inspectors were appoint
ed and an election commission chosen
and the meeting adjourned until
March 30tn.
The official proceedings are as fol.
lows
Crystal Falls, Mich March 20. 1903.
A regular meeting of the city coun-
eli was held on the above date. Mem
ber all present.
Minutes Of previous meeting was
read and approved as read
Moved by Frank Scadden. seconded
by Louis Meisler. that the clerk be
instructed 70 draw an order in favor
Of Ward Kelley for So FOR services
rendered at fire February 6, l9O5 Mo
tion carried
The following resolution was offered
by Dan Dawson, who moved its adop-
tion seconded by Louis Meisler
Resolved that the proposition now
on nile Of the New York Betting x
Packing Co Ltd 10 furnish the city
500 feet OF their key stone hose, be and
the same is hereby accepted Yeas !:
Thomas Penglase, J. 5. Jacka }. II.
johnson. Dan Dawson. Louis Meisler
and Frank Scadden Noes None.
Moved by j. s. Jacka, seconded by
Thomas Penglase that Ed. } Watts
be appointed as election inspector in
the First Ward Motion carried.
Moved by Dan Dawson seconded 10y
J II. Johnson. that James McCourt
be- appointed election inspector in the
Second Ward Motion carried
Moved by Louis Meisler, seconded
10y Frank Scadden that Charles Hem
derson be appointed election inspector
in the Third Ward Motion carried.
Moved by Frank Scadden seconded
by Louis Meisler, that NJ J Lindsay.
James MCCmrt, and Martin Rogan
be- appointed as board of election
commissioners for the election 10 be
held April 3rd 1905 Motion carried
Meeting was adjourned to Thursday,
March 80 1908 at p. IN.
Robert Munns.
City Clerk.
The diamond drill., 1905-03-25
THE LAMONT.

A little ore is being hoisted at this
property. that which Is taken out Of
the drifts that are being driven aud
must be got out Of the way, but no ore
that ought 70 be crushed is taken 70
surface. Development work is being
pushed hard and fast Captain Carlson
mas fair sized crew at WORK under
ground and will take on many more as
soon as the hoisting begins
The crusher is being hoisted into
place August plicta. surface boss al
the q reat Western. has charge of the
work and il meeting with his custo
M AIRY success It will take a couple oi
weeks more 20 get the shaft house and
Crusher ready for hard work
The new drum arrived last Wednes
day and is being unloaded at the mine
today. This shell takes the place of
the one broken during unwatering
operations and when n Is in place the
amont equipment will be in tip-toT
shape again
The diamond drill., 1905-03-25
Many New Goods.

A trip along the street this week
revealed 10 the reporter the fact that
the merchants Of the city are getting
in surprisingly large amount of
new goods Starting at the upper END
OF the street we visited first the Fair
where Alfred Lustheld showed us lot
of new goods, laying particular
emhpasis upon his new mems hat de
partment He has had constructed a
fine new wall case which shows off his
stock Of hats 10 advantage.
The new thing in hats this year is
- the Flatiron He has them in
brown and black and tney are. of
course. Longley hats. In his shoe de
partment he showed rs the new style
of shoe for men the HefTefinEer shoe
and for women the Mumosa
Among lot Of new furnishing goods
for ladies he showed rs the Covert
Cloth Jacket. II is made with "a box
front and set Oh with wide tailor
stitched straps.
Next we dropped into l.. a. Henry :
place 10 look over his new furniture.
He has some swell pieces IL makes
persons mouth water to look at
them and then "a think of the old cane
seat chair with the cain seat missing
that circumstances over which we
have no control compells us TO offer
10 our visitors ., it's too bad we r.
not all rich so that We could each own
whole outfit such as Mr.. Henry has
on exhibition As we entered the
door Davenport upholstered IN
green plush loomed up into view and
for few minutes We couldn't see any
thing else IL is really an elegant
piece OF furniture The ends are hing
cd so as to drop 10 any angle desired.
The price 81 this beautiful piece Is So
Next our eyes fell upon buffet, an
entirely new piece Of furniture. lt IL
Of quattered oak French plate mirror
on top and u stained glass doors OH the
body II is certainly swell and costs
SIS. Another piece. in Keeping with
the two mentioned. Is the beautiful
oval front china closet price S24 Any
woman lucky enough 10 get these
three pieces of furniture for birthday
present ought 20 be happy the remain
der OF her life
Ely Miller was the next man visited.
Mr.. Miller recently returned from the
market and his warehouse and store
~ just packed with new goods He
has some exceptionally fine bargains
in furnishings and in mattresses and
iron beds he has the inside track as
he bought u whole carload at bar.
gain sale
Nathan Warshawsky told us In reply
Continued OF Editorial page.
The diamond drill., 1905-03-25
THE HENLOCK

The new lift which has been in the
process OF being added 20 the shaft ~
the HeInIock was finished last week.
The past week has been consumed in
getting the statior ready aud putting
in the pocket ffhe Hemlock people
dump all OF tlir ore into underground
pockets from which IL il loaded into
the skip, thus avoiding the delays in.
cident 10 waiting skips, waiting tram
mers etc, etc.
As soon as the station is ready the
work of drifting will be commenced
and prosecuted with vigor. The com.
pany hopes that the development work
on the new level will show an improv
ed condition. physically, for this prop
erty.
A new air compressor is being put
in place. the bed for IL having just
been finished It is Rand, 20-drill
strait line compressor with all OF the
latest improvements that 90 with that
style Of machine.