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Stocks of Grain.

The Stocks OF other grains IN regular ware
houses on February ! were follows: Oats,
t6O7 tons; corn, 22T tons, and bran, 32o tons.
against S2S4 tons oats 431 tens corn and 2I9
r tons bran January /, 1905. and 3144 tons
bats. 407 tons corn and $50 tons bran Feb
r7lary I. 1903. The stocks OF beans in regular
warehouses and ths wharves February /,
1905, were 160359 bags against 154, O57 bags
January 1. 1905.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02
LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.

Sterling Exchange is slightly higher. Other
wise rates remain about before.
LOCAL.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02

cent and an extra dividend Of 40 per cant
50 per cent. =
The California Wine Association has de-
ciared regular monthly dividend OF so cents
per share. payable February 10.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02
Northern Business.

SEATTLE Feb. l-Clearings. $6ss, 2eo:
balances, $166.165-
TACOMA, Feb. 1.-Clearings, $3S7 627;
PORTLAND, FEB. 1.-c1earinEs, s525 215;
balances S45, ,591.
SPOKANE. Feb 1-Clearings, s847 e2s;
balances $62, GA.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02
London Closing Stocks.

Money-292H per cent
The rate OF discount in the open market
for short bills is 2I5 per cent and for three
months bills 215 per cent
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02
STOCK AND BOND SALES.

Sales OF bonds and stocks On the stock ana
Bond Exchange In January follows:
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
WEDNESDAY Feb. 1-s p.

UNITED STATES BONDS.
Bid. Ask Bid. Ask
A. or coup. .1051s1e8 As qr cp new. 130111S1
As or reg -1O51z106 i3s or coup los q I04 =
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
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ADvERr1sEsfENrs.

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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-04-29
CHAPTER 231-S. F. No. 81.

CHAPTER 231-s. F. No. 49,
AN ACT relating to proceedings IN crlh-
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
Section l. The district courts Of this
state shall possess and may exercise me
same power and jurisdiction 10 near, Try
and determine prosecutions upon 1nforma3
lions for the crimes, misdemeanors ana
offenses, specified in section four Of TINS
act and to issue wits ana process ano
do all other acts therein as they possess
and may exercise in cases OF ike prose-
cutions upon indictment.
Sec. 2. The offense charged in any such
information shall be stated IN PLAN n. ana 111
necessary repetition, and all the proVl-
sions of law relating to indictments ITS, ana
for testing the validity Thereon, shall ap.
ply to informations. and all provisions OF
law applying to prosecutions upon 1ndlct,
ments, to writs and process thereon, ana
to the issuing and service thereof; to mo
tons, pleadings trials and pun1shments,
or to the passing or execution of any SEN
tence thereon, and to all other proceed
tngs in cases of Indictment. whether IN
the court Of original or appellate 1urls-
diction, shall to the same extent and in
the same manner, as near as may be,
apply to informations and all prosecutions
and proceedings thereon.
Sec g. No information shall be filed
against any person for any offense. until
such person shall have had a preliminary
examination as provided by law, before
MAGISTRATE or officer, unless such person
shall waive his right to such preliminary
examination.
Sec. f. That in all cases where person
charged with criminal offense, shall have
been held to the district court for trial
by any court or magistrate, and in all
cases where any person shall have been
committed for trial and is in actual con-
finement or in Jail by virtue of any in
dictment or information pending against
him. the court having trial jurisdiction of
such offense or of such indictment or in
formation shall have the power at any
time, whether in term or in vacation, up
on the application of the prisoner in writ
ing stating that he desires to plead guilty
to the charge made against him by the
complaint, Indictment or information, to
direct the county attorney to file an in
formation against him for such OfenSe,
If an indictment or information has not
been filed, and upon the filing of such in
formation and Of such application, the
court may receive and record a plea Of
guilty to the offense charged in such in
dictment or information, and cause judg-
ment to be entered thereon and pass SEN
teoce on such person pleading guilty and
such proceedings may be had either in
term time or vacation.
Provided that the provisions of this sec
ton shall apply only to cases where the
punishment provided by law for such Of
tense may be commitment to the re-
formatory or does not exceed five years
In the state prison.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-04-29

Sec. 5. Such information may be in the
following form:
State Of Minnesota, District Court,
County Of -, Judicial District.
The State Of Minnesota,
against
(The name of the accused)
7. county attorney for
said county, hereby inform the court that
on the - day Off,, In the year
-, at said county, A. B.. (name or
alias of accused) did Estate the ohense)
agaisnt the peace and dignity of the State
Of Minnesota.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-04-29
County Attorney.

County Attorney:
Sec. g. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after it's passage.
Approved April II, 1905.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-04-29
CHAPTER oas-S: F. NO. 465.

CHAPTER 233-S. F. NO. 465.
AN ACT relating to the state training
school for boys and girls, regulating
commitments thereto and the manage
ment thereof, and repeating sections q,
and chapter 156, Laws of 1899.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota:
Section l. Who may be Committed
Whenever any infant over the age Of
eight years and under the age of seven
teen years shall hereafter be duly con-
victed in any of the courts of this state
of any crime prescribed by any general
law Of the state, punishable. by imPrison-
ment. except the crime of murder, or
When any such infant shall be found by
any of said courts after due trial. as
or to be an >habitual tramp or vagrant,
said court may thereupona, commit such
School for Boys, and Girls: Provided,
is a proper subject for commitment to the
state public school at Owatonna.
Sec. 2 Complatnt.-No infant shall be
committed to said training school as in
corrigibly vicious or as an habitual tramp
or yagrant unless upon formal complaint
in writing, signed and verified by the per-
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-04-29


AN ACT to amend the title, and sections
one a., two ca, three 90, four a., i've
81, six (6), seven 90. ten qO), eleven
(1D, twelve az, thirteen G9, fifteen
three (23), twenty-four (2Q, tWenty- ny
twenty-nine (29), thirty-one Cd, thirty
two (32), thirty-three (33), thirty-fou
(s49, thirty-five $50. and thirty,e Ugh
1885, of chapter 178 of the Laws OF 1901,
entitled An act to provide for the in
corporation, incorporation and regula-
ton of life insurance companies on the
stipulated premium PLAN"
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the
State of Minnesota:
Section l. That the title of chapter 17S,
Laws Of 1901, be and the same is hereby
amended to read as follows:
An act to provide for the incorporation,
reincorporation. and regulation Of life
Insurance companies on the fixed pre-
MUM plan.
Laws 1901 be and the same is hereby
amended to read as follows:
Section /. Incorporation of Companies.
ANY number of persons, not less than
eleven, citizens of the State of Minnesota,
hereafter desiring to form an organiza-
ton, for the purpose Of transacting the
business of life insurance, may associate
themselves together and effect such or
sanitation as hereinafter prescribed, and
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-09-25

$50 Mart Hirzel draying 900
$40 J. H. Bolte labor on high
way and etc. 1900
$40 Eagle Drug Store Supplies
to Poor. $500
573 Fred Osterberg labor on
highway. 200
SIS VIII. Bonner Bal. w. Works
Extension contract 225.Oo
SIG F. w. Mcintyre Rent tool
house. 1000
SIT Mrs. T. Wright care of Mrs.
SpringstTen. 1900
SIS John Zimpleman Boardmeet-
ing and labor on sidewalk 21.oo
500 Walt Merrical labor on side
walk. 1900
$50 Alex Higgins Plank. 1874
581 John Zimplemann Board of
Review. 600
$50 Will Radcliffe labor on high
way. $500
583 Mike Gilbertson lobor ON
cemetery. 400
584 John Radcliffe Board Of Re-
view and etc. $500
$50 Mox Ewald labor on side
walk. 500
$50 Frank Dildine labor on GEM
etery. zoo
597 J. H. Bolte Board of Review
meetings. 600
588 Leo St. Louis Carfare and
expenses to Delauin. 1900
Upon motion Boa. d adjourned.
Frank Beardslev
Town Clerk.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-09-25

pay for four months subscription TO
the Daily Free Press. The Free Press
will mail postage prepaid and secure
ly packed, new accurate and COM
plete wall chart, containing two great
sheets, each 2Sx36 inches.
Contents of Chart.
Map of the world; new map of
Wisconsin the United States and up
to-date map of Alaska, the Philip
pines, Porto Rico, Hawaii, Panama
and the canal.
Portraits of all the Presidents, from
Washington to Roosevelt, are also
shown.
The flag of all Nations. Many
valuable statistic are given of all
principal countries of the world show
ing their area in square miles, popula-
ton, commerce with u. S. national
debt. revenue and expenditure, and
much valuable information pertain
ing to the farm and mineral produc-
ton OF the Z. S,
The chart retails for $1.00 but can
be mad free of any expense by sub
scrbing for the Daily milwaukee, Free
Press, for four months at the rate of
25 cents a month.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-09-25
Town Board Proceedings.
A,,o,7S+ OSth 1905

\ n
August 28th, 1905.
Board met at the Clerks office
all members present. Meeting
called to order by chairman Rad
c1ife. Minutes Of two previous
meetings read and approved. Up
on motion and by unanimous
vote the sum of 100000 dol
lars was transferred from the
Poor Fund to the General Fund
to meet expenses Of town and
the Chairman and Clerk author
ize to draw orders unon the
the same as if said amount had
originally belonged 10 said Gen
eral Fund. Upon motion the fol-
lowing Bills were allowed and
the Chairman and Clerk author
lied to draw orders for payment
of same.
544 Daniel Graham Surveying Or
Plating Cemetery. $4,000
$40 Daniel McGinnis labor on
cemetery, 5.55
$40 Art Morgan labor on GEM
etery, $40
SAT Eddie Bradford labor on
cemetery, 5.55
548 Herman Halpup labor on
cemetery, 5.49
$40 Frank Dildine labor on Gem
eterv, 2.77
$50 Math Kramer hauling plank
and etc. $50
551 R. H. Gle Highway rec. 500
$50 Waite Merical labor on side
walk 500
$50 John Zimpleman labor on side
walk and board meeting 1900
554 7. H. Bolte board meet
ing. 800
$50 Democrat Printing Co. Print
ing borad proceedings. $3.50
$50 O. E Bowen Printing board
proceedings 1870
557 w. H. Bonner water pipe
furnished town. 10000
55S Amos Radcliffe Balance on
sidewalk cement. 1882
$50 w. III. Bonner Part water
extention contract. $4,000
Upon motion Board adjourned
Frank Beardsley.
Town Clerk.
Sept. 9Th. 1905. Board met
at the Clerk Office all members
present. Reading of minutes of
former meeting dispensed with.
Upon motion the SUM Of one
Hundred Dollars was transferred
from Highway to General Fund
Upon motion bill of James
LAWYER labor as assessor for
$4,000 was allowed and Clerk
and Chairman authorized to
draw an orde, for the payment
of the same.
Upon motion Board adjourned.
Frank Beardslev,
Town Clerk.
Sept. 10th. 1905. Board of
Supervisors for the Town of
Eagle River met at the Clerks
office. All members present,
Meeting called to order by Chair
man Radcliffe.
Minutes of preceding meeting
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-09-25
MAGNIFICENT SET
NEW WALL CHA RTS

The most attractive premium offer
of recent years is contained in the
proposition made by the Milwaukee
Free Press.
TO every person who sends $1.0O to
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-09-25

not before approved rad and
approved.
Upon motion and by unnam-
Gus vote the sum Of Three humid
red $4,000 dollars was transferr-
ed from the Highway to the
General Fund.
Bv an unanimous vote the toll
lowing ordinance was adopted.
Ordinance
To restrain the running at
large of Sattale, Horses, Sheep
and swine in the Town of Eagle
River, Villas Country, Wisconsin.
Pursuant to subdivision II sec
1913 Chapter 40 of the Revised
Statutes of the State of Wiscon-
sin, the Town Board of the Town
of Eagle River, Villas County,
Wisconsin, do ordain as follows:
Sec. 1 No Sheep, swine, horsrs
or cattle shall be permitted to
to run at large in the town of
Eagle River, and any person be-
ing the owner or keeper of any
such swine, cattle, sheep or horses
who shall permit the same to run
at large in said town of Eagle
River shall pay a fine not less
than one dollar LOO nor more
than five dollars $500 for each
offence.
Sec. 2. It shall be lawful for
any person to take up any sheep
| horses, cattle or swine running
at large il, the town of Eagle
River and take or drive the same
to the public pound or place pro-
vided by the town board for the
purpose, and for SO doing he
shall seceive from the pound mas
ter a fee of fifty (5Oc) cents for
each horse, swine, sheep Or cat
tie impounded.
Sec. 3. The superintendent of
police shall be keeper of the pub
lie pound and it shall be his duty
to to take up and impound any
sheep, swine, horses or cattle
known to him to be running at
large within the town of Eagle
River and also to receive and
safely keep in SAID pound all
sheep, horses, swine or cattle
found running at large IN said
town ofEagle River and brought
to said pound. And he shall
notify the owner of such animals
if known to him, of impounding
such animal. And for each vio-
lation of any provision of this
section the person guilty of such
violation shall pay a fine of not
less than one dollar ($1.OO) nor
more than five dollars 5000 for
each offense.
Sec. 4. There shall be charged
for each animal impounded a fee
of one dollar ($1.OO) and also
the sum of fifty cents (5Oc) for
each day or part of day for pro-
viding sustenance for each swine
sheep, horses or cattle SO i'm
pounded.
Sec. 5. The owner of such
animals irnpounded may secure
the release of such animals upon
the payment to the keeper
of the public pound at any time
prior to the sale of said animal
as hereinafter provided, the i'm
pounding fee and charges for the
sustanance provided in the pre-
ceding section; if the owner Of
said animal or animals so i'm
pounded does not claim or relerse
said animal within five days
after the same are SO impounded
then said public pound master
shall sell the same at public auc-
ton after giving notice of the
time and place of such sale, by
posting notices in at least sex
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-09-25
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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-09-25

said town atleast FIVE days prior
to the day of sale. The pound
master shall retain said charges
for sustenance and also the i'm
pounding fee If said animals are
impounded by him and in case
the same shall be impounded by
any other person he shall pay
such person thesum of fifty cents
(5Oc) for each animal so i'm
pounded and if the pound mas
ter sell any animal at public auc-
ton as heretofore provided he
shall receive for his services in
selling the same the sum of ten
per cent, of the purchase money.
Sec. 6. Tie money received at
such sale, after deducting the i'm
pounding fee aud charges fol- the
keeping of said animal or ami
mails and the fee for selling, shall
be forthwith paid to the town
treasurer who shall give his re-
cept for the same and the pound
master shall Immediately after
such sale file his report thereof
with the town clerk, describing
the animal or animals sold, the
amount received for each and to
whom sold.
Sec. 7. Any person who shall
break open in any mander, direct
ly or indirectly, either to assist in
or counsel or advise the breaking
open of the town pound pay
fee not less than FIVE dollars
(S5.O O) nor more than ten dol
lars ($IO.) for each such offence.
Sec. s. Any person who shall
obstruct hinder Or prevent the
impounding of any swine, sheep,
horses or cattle found running at
at large in said town Or rescue
the same from the place where
the same may be impounded, or
kept shall pay fee of not less
than five dollars $500 nor.
more than tendollars ($1O.OO)
for each such offence.
The ordinonce shall take effect
and be in force after it's passage
and publication.
Passed adopted and approved
this 18th day Of September, A. D
1905.
John Radcliffe.
J. II. Bolte
John Zimplemann,
Bord of Supervisors Of
the Town of Eagle River
Wis.
Attest.
Frank Beardsley, Town Blerk
Upon motion the following bill
were allowed and the Chairman
and Clerk authorized to draw
orders for the payment OF same.
$50 A. G. Richison supplies to
cemetery. 1O4.97
SCI A. G. Richison hard
ware. 1882
$50 Robert Felt Labor on high
way 500
563 Jacob Johnhon posting
notices fire warden. 800
564 +. Foltz Labor on high
way. al
sos Mrs Walsh Rent Spring
steeh House. 200
566Eagle Drug Store Universal
Paper for Cemetery Plot. 100
SCI VIM. Murphy board Of
tramps and etc. 11.4O
568 John Zimplemann looking
after Poor. 1900
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-09-25
Fault1essly fashioned !.
suits, coats, skirts

and other apparel for women
It rh lowest obtainanle prices
for high class merchandise
The ladies of this vicinity who particular as te
what they wear-and what they Pay-wir be
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-08

state guard as soon as he learned of
the affair.
From the evidence that has been OBJ
tanned at headquarters it would ap-
pear that the negro who was killed
had attempted several times to cross
the state line from Louisiana. Re-
ports have reached here that the ne
gro was attempting to take the gun
away from the guard when the shot
was fired.
Phin Kimball of Texarkana, who
owns the mill near where the shooting
took place, is in the city and has been
trying to gain information as to the
particulars of the tragedy, but he has
heen unable to learn anything so far,
except the negro's name He is of the
opinion that the negro is man who
has been employed in his mill for
some time. Mr.. Kimball thinks that
the negro had been across the line in
Louisiana for a short distance, making
visit and was insisting that he be
allowed to return when the shooting
took place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-08
ANOTHER MEETING
OF THE PEACE COMMISSIONER
MAY BE CALLED IN NEAR
FUTURE
President Roosevelt Will Make Re.
newed Effort to Secure Meet
ing at The Hague.

Washington, Sept. S.-(SpeciaiD--
Now that the treaty Of peace between
Russia and Japan has been completed
and signed, il is regarded here as
probable that President Roc sevelt viii
AXE renewed effort to secure anoth-
er meeting of The Hague conference.
III accordance with his suggestion to
the powers last spring. It is thought
jhat the state department will issue
another circular to the nations. who
in reply to the former invitation OF
President Roosevelt, signfied their
Willingness to send Representatives 20
the conference, but wished to have
the matter deferred until the close #
the war. President Roosevelt will
himself complete the movement he
has initiated and it is thought that
Secretary Root will soon begin work
on the documents. according to Mr.
Roosevelt's ideas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-08

how he funds of the order had been
levied upon by the courts in damage
suits instituted by certain manufacture
ers. He appealed to his hearers not
To- purchase a ha' that did not have
the union label on it.
He protested against the employ
n"nt of women al starvation wages
i'll the big department stores of the
large cities. He Also announced thai
President GomperS would send an or
Sanizpf into this state for the pur-
pose OF more perfectly organizine ev-
cry craft in the state for The better.
rltnt of the wage carucrs Of Arkau.
eas
At The conclusion Of MI. Eelley's
address the meeting rendered a vote
OF thanks to the distinguished speak.
erS for their talks Another vote of
thanks was rendered County Judge
kerWih Tor the use of the county
courthouse in which t. hold the meet
ing. Still another vote of thanks was
extended the press of the CITY for
courtcSicS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-08
Spreading in Mississippi,

Jackson, Miss, Sept S-Two sus
picicus cases of fever were reported
to the state board of health yesterday,
one in Sharkey county, traced directly
to Vicksburg, and the other at Corinth
in the extreme northern part of the
state.
DR.. Guiteras is now en- route to
Corinth to make a diagnosis. The
Sharkey county case will be diagnosed
tomorrow.
Vcksburg reports three new cases,
making a total of 1S, and one dea n
to date.
Gulfport has three new cases, one
being in the detention camp.
No new infection has occurred at
Mississippi City, Hansboro or Pearl
ington.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-08
MORE PUBLICITY
MAY BE GIVEN PUBLIC AFFAIRS
THROUGH THE POST
OFFICES.
Mr.. CorteIyou to Announce Compile
ton Of Scheme Upon Which He
Has Been at Work.

Washington, Sept S.-Postmaster-
General Cortelyou will probably issue
a statement some time today or to-
morrow announcing the completion
OF his scheme to cooperate with
ether branches OF the government ia
giving greater publicity to public af
fairs. He believes that more people
visit the pOstofiices than any other
public lui,dinss and fer this reason
thinks that all government notices
would gain wider circulation if posted
IT. the postoffices of the country This
was tried in the precautionary advice
in the fever districts at New Orleans
and proved such success that all
government notices in the future will
receive such advertising.