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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-14
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

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ciu Ir r's.....i ... l'. ,,'.i.... pu.1 i,, ID.
h M Ju, Il. t. t.r tr, mstei,.,I.
and ilb.,' i,,I.il.i il tr,. ,,,,ff,' ,., !. '5
noon .r6o,. n.u.i fa b.. .'..f.d b,ty,..'r
Main street 4r1 tyrsf T.r.rIa sfr..f 1r F.
sfrs.t finaIfe fr.r ,,.t I. 49, ,t',,t
ofa ,.tt b'.L '-,tt N3att 800
stre,t Ion tr. salt I.t. 90 r,s1d III
EIucltian a,.-rI're .f,.s s,S'Ig.
cations and dr.NIrs. ,.E',,' ' ''r.
open for Inspection u 10. bidders al On,
office VI Richard klr'fIur architect In
the Hooper q Edr.dge Rock salt Like
city Utah and aIl bids and proposals
az lhe above time NIL be publicly opened
ana read in thc pille 90 tn, Board = Ed
letii9n in lh' iiiy. ana County Building.
SSa'' l.4"' w, yam Az pos inu,t De '1 N.
~ St,, i,, ,,,. l ~. ''H lot s5''
80 ''. l''9. ' i" VIZ wv l',
SW'. an sg,b i'Gs ,.i b. 5.liy,rS ei'' t3
urr Board nf Education af .fs .iid lime
aud pH,. ~ op,g.Us slue
p.f. r.,y. d., ....t..... .....f.,l.-. ....l.
I...+..t. ,..,.....,i'.,. Z
things thau tuose mentioned In DIaas
-UDc.nlatipns. drawings. contracts and
bonds and bidder must 1851, tE. frm uf
biol. which vuI be- found 4f TO- ofHce az
OBJ. ,aid architect aud 900 other form 4
Did WlI De- received
a certified of cashiers check o1 some
bank loo Salt Lax, C.tN Utah fHr at least
per cent % t1e amount oi each od mus
be enclosed Each check T. ca Doe made
palau.t 20 tf' undersigned. aud De- Co pc
forfeited l3 l.t ulo'. ieneu DO case tha
hid De- aC. opted tno iho bidder doe. not on.
n INTO tae contract Within three days
cqiion % 81, contract and bond hereIn-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-14
NOTICE or SPECIAL sTOCKRDLD.
ERS' MEETING.

Mountain Lake Mining Company. Office
Room 80. pa Atlas Block Salt lake CIV,
Utah
Nouce ls hereby given that a special
stockholders meeting ui Toe Mountain
Lake Mining Company viii, De- held III
the Office 20 TIE nfar1. room No ~
Atlas Block salt Lake City Utah. on
Monday. August tth. lss at the hour N
NJ o'clock O. m Of said day Tor the puf-
pose ~ considering and acting upon a
proposition 90 amend the articles M ln-
corporation ~ said corporation boz the fol.
lowing respects. t0-Wt
lst Iu amend article third" II the
articles of Incorporation $50 as Co enlarge
the powers 10 said corporation o. Include
fhs rght tn appropriate. buy and sell
water rights i1r irrigation power and
electric Ughf purposes and DO operate
buy md seu real estate fu agricultural
purposes aud 60 d1 sl things Incident
thereto
Ind. To amend article Fourth" q the
articles ~ Incorporation POI as 90 change
The rcrsr9l place Of business ~ sald cor.
gorafi.n from salt Lake Cfy Utah %
Hd 10 amead article "Ffll'' ~ TIM
articles No Boo operation -1 ~ ~ I'm.
crease 90. capital stock m sI.I CORPORA
ton. from fyo bundled tbHusari dollars.
90 one million d.'lfs and o. DIVIDE the
crease q stock tH o.. known ls treasury
Stock and fa H. t..pl..1 .f ln tae Basrf
70 Directors i"r iHn purpose 20 acquiring
additional property and f0r ihe lcvfIor.
u0nt u thr c.mrfn"'s enterprises
CD To amend ari.c.' seventh of DE
u-t aU voekhr1ers meetings either
general nI .rr..L efHI t. fa'd 80 Provo
CIF Itah Instead " 90 Silt Lake city.
ifaU.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-14
CHICAGO YACHT CLUBS
ANNUAL RACE TO MACKINAC

Chicago, July n--With the boom u
the first starting gun reyerberatns
across Van Buren, street gap al :
o'clock this afternoon the Chicago
Yacht clubs great annual race TO
Maokuac win be on. Seventeen fine,
stanch craft are expected 10 start on
the 300-mle run and under favorable
weather conditions the contest win be
the closest and most interesting since
the establishment OF the annual event.
Commodore Baum's steel yaWl Area
dia VIII be the flagship of the sQuad-
ron. and rs crew Is among those pray
ing foT plenty OF wind. The fine Tolc-
DO yawl Hussar II is another heavy
weather craft
Thief among those boats % which
light weather viii have its attractions
are the big sloops Van Nenna. Vince
dor and Neva However, these boats
can stand a mighty blow as well.
In connection with the race of the
sailing craft six Of the most seaworthy
motor boats In the harbor will enter up
on the run for a special trophy offered
by the Chicago Yacht club. The pow
en- boats expected 20 start are Nan,ue
Erie Quickstep, Sackaiawa, Kit CHG,
ammi and Eleanor Ill
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-14
Secretary Of the interior Has
Made a Substantial In.
crease 10 Fund.
TOTAL REACHES S3,040,O00,
Work on the Various Irrigation Pro-
ieCts j. Being Rapidly
Extended.
Especial to the "NewaD

Washington, d. G, July li.--The
people Of Idaho are to be congratulate
I'd ON the substantial increase made by
the secretary Of the interior 20 the
reclamation fund available IN that
state. There has already been set
aside s2,6OO.O00 two-thirds Of which
was devoted to the Minidoka project
the remainder TO the Payette-Boise
project aud the work on each Of these
Is being rapidly extended. II was found
necessary TO increase the allotments
aud the secretary of the interior placed
that OF the Minidoka project a. ST.
$4,000 and the Payette-Boise an ST.
10000. making the total for Idaho
Of S3.040,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-14
PRESIDENT WILL
NOT Be CANDIDATE
SeCy. Loeb Says Statement That
He Would Not be is Ir.
reyOCabIe.
WILLIAMS THINKS OTHERWISE
Thinks lie Il Planning ~ That lie
VIII he Forced to Make
Race.

New York July l4-Befora sailing
today for London where hc goes as "a
delegf ties 10 tho International parlia-
mentary congress, Representative John
sharp Williams, minority leader iu the
house, gave 1t as bis opinion that Pres
ldent Roosevelt would consent 10 run
agsin. Il think said Mr Williams.
that the president is planning It 80
that he win be forced 90 make the race.
The president rather reminds me Of the
old lsdy OF Saragossa, who hung about
asking when the gentlemen were going
TO bcgip Kissing as she wanted 20 be
there"
The minority leader declared that w.
j. Bryln is the logical candidate ot the
Democratic party"
Mr. Williams did not say whether he
intended to meet Mr Bryan iu Europe
He depied a report that bee had refused
10 serve on the reception committee.
which VIII welcome Bryan in New York
next month
WILL NOT BE CANDIDATE.
oyster Bay July li-When the inter-
view OF John Sharp Williams was
shown to Mr.. Loeb secretary to the
president. today, Mr. Loeb said;
THE president meant exactly what
he said on the night Of his election, that
he would not be a candidate again for
the office, that statement IS irreyocs-
BILE"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-14
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

PROVO ICE AND COLD STORAGE
CO.-The regular stockholders meetlng -
the Provo Ice and Cold Storage C9ro.
pany will b. held az its ofhce. Ia Ess.
Second SOUTH Street SAT- Lake cJfv
july. ust. 1870. a. D. No. for the Poi.
pose OF elcctng officers and trausacfiny
such other business as may come befots
e.
PROVO ICE & COLD STORAGE co.
II GREEN Secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-14
SUMMER SCHOOL LECTURES.
Sara Cone Bryant win he at the Uni.
Nersity Next Week.

Sara Cone Bryant, the noted author
and educator Of Boston. win arrive in
this city on Monday morning, and while
here Will deliver a series OF lectures at
the Amusement building Of the state
university under the auspices Of the
summer school These lectures, like
all others under the school manage
ment. Will be free TO the public and a
cordial invitation is extended TO all.
The lecturer will speak on Monday
afternoon az o clock, on how to tell
stories and how to read aloud. The lee
lures are on the general subject of lit
erature TO the young In story telling
and reading, ana the lectures will un-
doubtedly be Of great interest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-14

The old rain case OF pluviomcttr. show
"a only the total rainfall IN a given
time The newer instruments trace tho
variations in rate. and with such an az
paraius Geilerkamp. "a German meteoT0l-
Ogist. has obtained diagrams within the
last ten years that prove the course II an
ordinary short shower 90 be a rapid series
of successive maNima and minlma ~ In
tcnsity in rains % some extent water
charged waves OF afr seem 10 follow each
other az short intervals lu more local
showers the first condensation sets free
heat that may Cyap0rate part 90 The fnl-
towing drops rcpctiti0ns ~ this process
perhaps Swing many oscillations tn The
Intensity q the rain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,
TODAY

Jas j. Dahl et al 20 oregon $ l..
Ry Co. land sec 20, Z. 2 So. r.
l w. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
Alexander Dahl 90 oregon S l. Ry.
Co. land sec %. T. So. Z ". 400
Allan Coudlc 90 Margaret 4. Condie.
land sec 8. r. $, r. W .....
Annie b Howard % Henry e. Hon
man II 8l. lot ! blk ., Midvale. .
J. I. Rachicv and VT 90 Neils Chris
tenscn. lots jj-js. blk 10 Per
kins LIST add 20 Grand View 900
Leah +. Hi 90 Ella J. McCona-
hay pt &. 80. ID ....,,.......... 500
Ellen j. McConahsy Il al 10 Mary
4. Foster pt 4.90-D ............ $50
D. r. wyatt et Al 10 J. r Coch-
rsnc. lot 10, biz J. South Main
ST add ..................,. 200
Arnold Guldenz0ph and VITO John
Henry Howe. d. sec H. T. 2 SO.
/ s a a . a . H o. e. a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-14

injections n or under the skin as "a
treatment f0r muscular ueufalira and
statica were suggested in France two
0r three yeaE ago. The suggestion has
been acted upon lately hy Drs Mongour
and carries. who pump afr beneath The
skiu With q special syringe having n
valve somewhat no that - a bicycle
PUMP The quantity nj aii Injected
varies n general rule leiuE o. stop pump
Iuc when the pain ceases Excellent re
suits aro reported and an important ad-
vantage ID the absence ~ harmful sficr-
cnfcts How The treatment acts Is un.
certain. ore suggestion being that iniec-
ron relieves neuralric pains hy elouFat-
inr the slender nerve rsmihcations along
me mus les
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-14

The new Iron proOos Of tosshardt a
German engineer. converts scrap wrought
Iron into mallcable iron OF steel az one
operation. II Is carried cut IN a special
electrical furnace, with the Introduction
az various substances into the molten
metal during smelling and castings made
are claimed 90 have an The qualities OF
the best malleahle iron. with great ten
si.e strength and ductilty The rnest
tool steel cen be produced by tho same
process al one melting The process
makes 10 possible 90 cast various articles
and parts NJ machinery that hitherto have
had o. be- forged az great cost and an
important advantage is the delivery with
Bon few hours instead % The Nalt ~ ono
o. three weeks Tor converting cast iron
articles into malleahlc iron Furnaces
are already in operation lu Germany.
Holland France and Hungary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-14
NEsTERDAY's.
Robert PlNton Go William ], PNton
warranty deed. I acre u section
]. inMHshLp .-uLl. Lauk-

Robert PlNion 90 William ], PiNton
warranty deed, I acre 81 srcu"n
/, township . SOUTH range
west ..,.........,..s.. ..... .-''',.t. 80
MaY T.. Bassett to Bodell g. Jen-
sen. warranty deed, -, rods south
east from northwest corner "a lot
g. block 81. plat k.....-.. ...-.....
William Hawk 10 Mary &. Bastlan,
warranty deed. lots . 90 B. block
81 plat t......t.t.......... ''''.'','s
John Boulter 20 Elisha Brown. war
Ianty deed, part southeast quarter
Of section q township . south.
range ! east...t.....-..-. t.'.''t..'
Ida /. Nelson 20 Anna OBourne.
warranty deed, lllll rods uofth-
west from : rods west ~ south
east corner Of bot ? block " plat
ID ...,.............,.t.'t.. .'.,-. $500 y
willard ". Lyman 20 W % Cml.s
warranty deed. l0X4is rods north
east from > rods east ~ south
west corner Of lot !. block = llat
Is .ssssttsst.-ssttts.s.t 1900 ftss tsff.. -
Manasseh smith 10 MARY A. Smith
warranty deed, southwest quaiet
~ the southwest quarter NJ -nc-
lion 4 township south range
west assatsssssasts.s ..t.H.. ...H...
Same 20 same. warranty deed. b
NNNNN VI NNN NI'NN DOS wv I...|.|.
south, range ] west .,...s..s......
Same % same. ~ acres ~ section
20 township I south. range ! west
Franklin Lawrence o. Pioneer COMM.
quli-claim deco. HaNicy Flat
Walkers suh...,.,.............s
Arthur Murphy 10 Pioneer Con ~.
Co. quit-claim deed. Hawlcy Wat
Nos ! ard ? Little Cottonwood.
John Enniss 20 Elisha brown quit
claim deed pgu ~ sccil0u 81
township . south. range ] east.
Jos Jones q ~ 40 y q Jarrard.
ouii-claim deed. Cron lode. west
Mountain .......,.,, .....,-..........
Copper King Mining company 20 "
McGhie. Jr. quit-Claim deed. Ee-
SIN loo. etc, Big Cottonwood y
Eyutte Rachel ". Tanner a. .. e.
Howe. executors deco. part sec
tion IL township south, range
cast ..s..."...s.s's's'ss.'s' :.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-14

The need u more scientific running %
glndst4ncs ls pointed out hy a Shcfncld
factory Inspector DO proper speed being
nov recognized. TWO factory managers
differed hv 100 feet pot minute On este
mates q the safety limit On de grind
ing. speeds vary from 200 90 800 feet
psr minute. and iu seven hrcakaG's NJ
stones q about I 20 feet iu diameter
TIE periphery sneeds ranged from ltC o.
tt. feet Soaking 100 water over night
may reduce the tensile strength q stone
from o. 60 IN per cent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-14
IN THE SCIENTIFIC WORLD.

Collections Of voices are being made for
various purposes. The phouograms Of the
British museum are designed 90 preserve
for future generations the voices II fam.
Gus people Of our time: but the Vienna
Academy Of Sciences Is going further
and seeks phouograms 81 languages and
dialects FOR the comparative study o.
languages. Already Us collection includes
popular songs Of gypsies and Ardblans.
favOriie airs q rcd lntan tribes. the
iloms u negroes aud M8lays and so on.
II Is sending out special voice hunting
expeditions every year and IL agents are
lstria, and other localities. rs latest plan
is 10 photograph the voices OF animals.
for scientific study.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-14

A good name IL rather 10 be had than
great riches Suggest such a name for
Callers Park and get ti0e,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-14

pacdiomfify the weighing Of children.
h the nov Science n ~ Nariot ~ Paris
49, an ingenious r1rchari1m h. records
simultaneously both increase q height
and u weight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-14
sCAVENGERs.

UTAH sCAYENGER CO. OFFICF
rear lz7 p sth South Bel Phones 2ss5.5
and 26lO-k lllingsworih a. Goodwin. Mgrs.
SALT LAKE sCAYENGER co, OF.
Gee. Atlas Block Basement Tel $50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-14
HEALTH FOODS.

THE BATTLE CREEK sANITARfUM
Health Foods. iZ1h Main 81. Phones
l2f4y 1870.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-14
BUILDING PERMITS.

Building permits issued last two weeks:
Mrs. Elizabeth Scott rear 1jS
south West Temple. 100
William Harris. 80 and 5j2 west
Second South street................., l,SD
Robert Howard, rear q, East
Mrs. Alice ". Yates rs north
First West street.......,............ go
Chesapeake Cafe. 2 west Second
South street.............,,...... lg0
Mrs. Hannah Rails, 80 South tirst
West street. ,............,......... so
G. b. Anderson, rear 81. corner
Sixth East and Tmrd south
street .......................... 1tgI
Fowler q Smith. rear OF l3g West
flrst south s,reet.......-,......... 100
" y Williams, rear 81 north West
Iempel street..........,..,,,,.... ..... S"y
Boutwell, a McC0naugh hay Eighth
North between Second and 1nird
West street ..s.s.................... leV
5. Censor. Eighth South between
Fourth ana fiitn hast Streets. ljsJ
Ms sarah NJ Baldwin. ~ last
sixth South strcet.........,......... 30
J0hn Bauer, 1888 GARFIELD AVE.. LOyJ
Frank butcher, ~ South Second
East sWeet....t.. ..,...,,..t.... 80
MIS-. selma Andgren. BagIey and
Young streets .......,,..,..,......... lou
. West second south stfsst........ $40
Ms Charlotte Jones. Firth West
between Third and Fourth North
streets ....................,........... l.>g
Mrs. 5 b. r. Holmes. Is North
state street .................,...'.. sou
south and Tenth East sifsets..',.. lso
Mis- Emley b. STANLEY. Third
South and Tenth East streots...... ~
James Atates 1873 north First West
street ..,,....t.....,-..t,. .,..,.,....,., 800
Ms Mary Jones l54 north F1fth
West street .......................'... goo
Aspog Ngall a Co., o. Fourth street. 500
T. y. Elsmore, Ai south Third
East street .......................... aol
j. j. Daily, rear Of p and a East
Third South street ................... S0c
David x Lyon corner Ninth and
D s-L-Dt ........... ........... l-.I
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-14

Considering self-destruction and To
weather ". Denis finds sn increase 10 the
suicide. at Brussels up 90 July and Au.
gust the minimum usually beng in De-
CembcT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-14
KEYS FITTED.
CARPET CLEANING.
PHILIPPINE GUM PAINT.

owing 10 the great demand for PhIlip
pine Gum Paint Roofing We have remov
ed 20 larger quarters, 20 80 South Wes'
Temple street three doors north Of ole
place of business call ana get "A sample
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-14

For 30 years Camille Flammarion has
kept O record Of the dates OF appearance
% leaves and flowers on the rhestuut
sccs near the Paris observatory Com
pairing these dates with tie slusplt
cycle he finds remarkable comet
teuCe, leaves and flowers being earliest
at sunspot maXlma
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-14

For cutting metals by a jet a oxygen,
the Jotirand apparatus consists essentially
o. a tube with two branches terminal
ing IN blowpipes. moved along a guide
az the rate u about inches per minute
one bl0wpipe delivers an oEyhydrogtu
flame which heats the metal 10 70 dark
rcd along the cutting line. a ict Of pure
oxygen from the second bl0wpipe enters
into combustion with the hot metal. and
produces a clear channel Ike a saw-cut
about 8n eighth Of an inch wide. the re-
maiudcr q the metal being unaffected
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-14
CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS Os-
car Groshell. sales agent Tor Utah. Expert
cash register repairing. No. 81 Main.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-14
HARDMARE ROOMING.

Tho hardware trade Is booming.
local dealers report that Il Is i'm
possible 10 keep up their orders IN
any one line Of goods. The demand
g. inccssant. Il seems 20 come from
everywhere. Builders hardware. shelf
hardware. mining machinery imple-
mcnts ~ al kinds, tinware. harnesses.
Eadlery. everything Is on the 60. one
firm saws that ~ one kind Of harnesses
alone u * selling at the rate ~ $50
sets per year Another reports that II
al OF tho facilities were az hand. VI
coo. 900 worth Of business could be done
in salt Lake in the harness and sad
lsry trade in one year There does
hot seem 90 be any limit 10 the hard
ware trade In this city. and Il Is being
extended On all directions through the
state and into Nevada The crockery
and glassware trades too report pros
porous times There IS a large call
fur articles In these lines from house
holds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-14
WILL NOT BE CANDIDATE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s LATEST
BOOKS
The Best Books on Health and Sex
Ever Written

Marriage, Cloth, postpaid. 90
Power and Beauty NJ Superb Wo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-14

The clothing trade remains firm I'm
an 81 iis lines. Straw hats are IN
strong demand. and mems wear Is
selling steadily. There is quite a call
FOR soft collars which are considered
Just the things Tor the hot weather
and the demand Tor Hight wash, four
in hand necktics & considered unpre-
ctdented
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-14
HOTELS.
sIGNs. scENEnY. 10.

PETERSON IS RICHARDS ST. Phor
l5s-k Metal signs. badges 51nucrs etl
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-11-10
Farewell Performance Tonight.
Beach & Bowers big stock

Beach & Bowers big stock
company last night repeated by
request, "The Altar of Sacrifice. !"
This was their opening bill and
people who failed to see it.,
missed good thing. Tonigh;
the farewell perfor nance will be
"The Convict's Wife, a bill that
has never been seen in Bemidji,
as it was produced for it's first
time in st. Louis last season,
and George Henderson, with this
company, who was one of the
authors, has the exclusive rights
for the bill. The company has
been received with fattering
business during it's stay. It was
billed only for three nights, but
the management of the house
prevailed upon it to finish the
week. Those wishing to see a
good performance tonight see
''The Convict's Wife," a new
play with new speclalties be-
tween the acts.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-11-10
SHOOTING MAN FOR A
deer, MANSLAUGHTER.
Minnesota Statutes Provide a Severe
Punishment for Careless
Hunters.
QUESTION, ''WHAT CAN BE DONE,'
HAS BEEN FREQUENTLY RAISED
Law Is Recent One, Being Enacted
at the Last Session Of the
Legislature.

There has been considera BILE
comment of late as to whether
any proceeding at law could be
taken for the prosecution of the
individual who, in his haste to
discharge firearms, kills a fellow
being while mistaklng him for a
deer or other animal. This com
ment was considerably aggravat-
ed by the recent unfortunate oc.
currence near Blackduck, where.
by Simon Paullis was mistaken
for a deer and ruthlessly slain.
Many have believed that there is
no law for these kind of cases.
The big game hunting season
is on and the north woods of Bel
trami and Itasca counties will be
filled with hunters from every
part of the state and also outside
states. A large majority of these
men are exceedingly careless
with the long-range rifles they
are in the habit of carrying and
someone is very liable to be
killed through mistake. For
such carelessness, the following
law was passed by the last legis-
lature, whereby it is made man.
slaughter in the first degree:
SECTION l. That s 6445 Of the
General Statutes of 1894, being
s 160 Of the penal code of this
tate, be and the same is hereby
amended so as to read as follows:
"Section GAS. Same-In the
first degree.
Such homicide is manslaughter
in the first degree when COM
mitted without a design to effect
death, either
! l. By a person engaged in
hitting or attempting to com
mt a misdemeanor, affecting the
person or property, either of the
person killed, or of another; or
2. In the heat of passion, but
in a cruel and unusual manner,
or by means of dangerous
weapon;
8. By shooting another with q
gun, or other firearm, when re.
sulting from carelessness in mis-.
taking the person shot for a deer
or other animal.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-11-10
Bemidji VS.. Crookston 7 oday.

The members of the Bemidji
high school football team left on
the $40 train this morning for
Crookston, where they will play
a game this afternoon with the
Crookston high school team.
The local eleven have no ex-
pectation of winning the game,
as it is several players short of
the regular team, and the
Crooks tonites would not play nm.
less Be midi was strictly q high
school organization. The team
has played but two games this
season, but in both of these was
allowed to play some men outside
the school. The absence of these
players greatly weakens the
playing ability.