davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-15

WANTED Good girl for general
homework. Apply Mrs. Geo.
Tanner, 500 Minnesota Ave.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-15
Bemidji's Credit.

That Bemidji has an excellent
credit with the bonds buyers
throughout the country was evi
denced at the council meeting
Tuesday evening, when the $685.
600 bonds voted Feb. 20 were
disposed of at a premium of ST.
692.50, the purchasing company
agreeing to pay the accrued in
terest from Jan. 1, to the. time
when the bonds are issued, which
will be about April /. During
this period the interest that will
accrue will be a little over $500,
making the total amount received
for the bonds more that $27, 1000.
Another evidence that these
bonds were wanted is that no
less than 16 companies had rep
resentatives at the meeting at
which the bonds were sold and
every bid presented offered a
good premium.
There was no attempt. on the
part Of the buyers to work the
com bine game, which has. been
eessfully perpetratedo on many
villages and cities, but each com
pany presented bid of its own
and this fact, in part, is due for
the large premium received.
However, there is another rea-.
son, and a good one. The officials
of a city or village must be of the
right sort before any bond buyer
is willing to invest thousands of
dollars and receive only small
rate of interest upon the invest
ment. There must be something
substantial about a city or village
and especially about the men in
whose hands its government is
placed.
The oond buyers evidently had
considerable confidence in the
city council of Bemidji and be-
lieyed that there was nc danger
Of any mismanagement in the
affairs of thegcity in the future.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-15

NAAC y : - .ss
Section 3 No person shall
practice or exercise the vocation
of pu bic auctioneer without first
having obtained a license so to
do as provided in section2 of this
ordinance, except that any per
son may sell by himself or his
agent, his household goods, live
stock or farm machinery with
out obtaining such a license.
Section 4. No person, firm,
co-partnership, or corporation
shall carry on conduct or operate
an auction store within the City
of Bemidji without first having
obtained a license therefor, as
provided in section one of this
ordinance, except that therate
of such license shall be ten
$4,000 dollars per day, while
carrying on said business, pro
vided however that a yearly
license may be issued to such
person, firm, co-partnership or
corporation at the rate Of $25O.OO
per annum.
Section 5. No person, firm or
corporation shall engage in the
business of selling goods, wares
Or merchandise at retail in the
City Of Bemidji, for a temporary
or limited period Of time without
first ha ing obtained a license
therefor; provided however that
this section shall not apply to
any person, firm or corporation,
whose stock Of goods so offered
for sale, or the capital invested
in such goods has been duly as
sessed for taxation in the year in
which such goods are offered for
sale, such license shall not be
less than $1,000 nor more than
$50 90 per week, and shall be
fixed by the city council, which
shall in fixing the same. consider
the kind and value of the stock
of goods to be offered for sale, as
we'll as the length Of time for
which license is to be granted
and the City Council may compel
any person, firm or corporation
applying for such license to fur
nish full and accurate informa
ton as to the kind, amount a, d
value of the goods which are to
be offered for sale.
Section 6. Any person, firm
Co partnership. or corporation
applying for such license shall
make a written application to the
city. council, stating the kind,
quantity and value of the goods
to be sold, and the length of time
for which such licenseis wanted,
and the said city council shall at
the first regular meeting there
after fix the amount of such
license, and direct the Clerk upon
payment of the amount so fixed
ito issue the same.
Section Z. Any person violat-
ing any of the provisions of this
ordinance shall be deemed guilty
ola misdemeanor and upon con
viction thereof shall be punished
by a fine not exceeding one hun-
|dred ($1oo dollars, and costs of
| prosecution, or by imprisonment
lin the county Jail not exceeding
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-15

WANTED For u. S. army able
bodied, unmarried men be-
tween ages Of 81 and IS, citi-
zens of United States, Of
good character and temperate
habits, who can speak, read
and write English. For in
formation apply to Recruiting
Officer, Miles block, Benidji.
Minnesota.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-15
HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Cook at Lakeshore
hotel.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-24

1t was an act Of godliness for me to obey
any and all orders given by them TO me,
without my asking any questions. II
what did was a crime, II was crime Of
the Mormon church and not a crime for
which | feel individually responsible"
II would he unjust to the members who
compose the Mormon church to assume
that they are In their charts traitors to
the Nation. Acting as individuals and eX
pressing their personal feelings they arc
doubtless loyal citizens; but the testimony
OF Lee as To the inspiration and motives
Of those who participated In the Mountain
Meadow massacre indicates to what
lengths the endowment oath of avenginG
the death OF the prophet Joseph Smith
and the teaching Of the supremacy of the
church over the Nation may lead people
to go when under the direction of disloyal
leaders The attitude of those members
of the hierarchy who have broken their
pledge to the Nation and are defying the
laws Of the State is an indication that
they do not feel bound by the Nations
laws and thGt they can treat its laws
with contempt when they come I'm conflict
with their personal or ecclesiastical de-
sires Northwestern Christian Advocate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-24
MAKE DIVORCE FRAUD
A STATUTORY CRIME
Congress on Uniform Divorce
Laws Pass Some Strong
Resolutions.

WASHINGTON, Feb 2S-Before
finally adjourning last night, the con-
gress on uniform divorce laws for the
several States adopted the following
resolution, which seeks to make even
more stringent laws pertaining to the
migratory" character of divorces:
Each State should adopt statute
embodying the principle contained In
the Massachusetts act, which Is as fol-
lows:
a." If an inhabitant OF this common
wealth goes into another State or coun-
ty to obtain divorce for a cause which
occurred here while the parties resided
here, or for q cause which would not
authorize a divorce by the laws Of this
commonwealth, divorce so obtained
shall be of no force or effect I'm this
commonwealth "
In reporting this resolution, Chair
man Smith of the resolutions commit
tee explained that It's purpose was 10
guard against migratory divorce which
would stll obtain. providing some
State or States declined to adopt the
uniform divorce code TO be prepared.
Fraud in Divorces,
y resolution was also adopted provid-
ing that fraud or collusion In obtain
ing or attempting to obtain divorces
should be made statutory crimes by the
criminal code"
The report Of the committee on reso-
lutions upon the subject of marriage
licenses and marriages, was covered
by resolution which declared that
while the congress does not regard the
consideration of the marriage law as
within the purview of the call under
which 1t assemblies 1t desires to express
Its earnest hope that some suitable ef-
fort will be made by some other body
TO secure uniform marriage laws, and
especially uniform marriage license
laws; and it would respectfully rec
ommend the matter to the consideration
of the commissioners on uniformity OF
State laws"
II was further recommended that the
necessity for the annual collection and
publication of statistics on divorce
would greatly assist him In combating
the divorce evil. At present but eleven
States compile such statistics.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-24
WEATHER REPORT

Weather Record-Locnl snow
Yesterdays report at tho local Office Of the
weather lurenU:
Maximum temperature. II deg minimum
temperature, - deg: mean temperature, Is
deg, which Is ? deg. below the normal
Accumulated excess of temperature since the
FIRST OF tho month. lS deg
Accumulated excess OF temperature since
January l. so deg.
Totni precipitation from p. m, TO p. m,
Is inch
Accumulated excess of precipitation since tho
first Of the month. 81 inch.
Accumulated excess Of precipitation since
January ]. n inch.
Relative humidity at p. M, 60 per cent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-24

Interest compounded four times n
year at 4 per cent on savings deposits.
THE HOME TRUST AND SAVINGS
COMPANY,
Cash Paid-Up Capital S250.000
Mccormick Bank Binding.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-24
IN, IN
hi AGITATION
lI,,,s Minister to, to the
III, Explains Pres
'1,ts Of Affairs
Il HAVE DONE bo,oc
|IRB MANY WRONGS
||,pg Does Not Be-
Will Be
/Jtscked.

.-Wu Ting Fang
4 Minister to the ons.et saet
ssrieved for the hrs'
X. existing situation IN
"A svport of the boycott
e now living quietly
- his time to codify-
II c6Ipa, one of the nu-
"A uader way. He suffered
ID morn deafness from the
IN. railway station last
has now recovered.
.,sspt conditions WI
4, at o Crisis
IA, rlsls and is ssing
,lJon stage Her states
- s,eI that China needs
-, are general differ
IA .sardIDg the means.
classes Of reform
~ tbose who speak for
u AID who have been
~ hsv had experience
M ts question
n gasIble and useful re-
M 100 radical, so as 10
IT, able 10 stand upon
' Tte number Of these
~ Is few. | am one OF
rsssss also know that
Liz done, but they are
~, % know what to do,
tsss is composed Of
vso are too rash. They
H. experience
~ Reform First.
ksrs should be carried
yace. but without for
! upIal II would be i'm
> ulder present condi-
Ii oat a scheme which
,lesed because 1t was
ID o. foreign advice. The
Ia s'op-gap.
rps which the majority
sTeed Is that China has
h many rights by con-
z1i;ofial grants and by
,scyts have been treated
= China and foreign
n Exclusion Laws.
q Who have gone abroad a
ilsIdls and the Philip
:. complaining of arbl-
ntrg made against the
are not be attempted
ls'elg1eTs. Therefore
~ and hence the boy
an goods, Illustrating
:a tie unjust exclusion
p orsr all China and is
pa against unjust dis
~ 5 not anti-forelgn.
- and officials are on
.A all foreigners and
FEELINGS toward them.
lstaahts have the best
&e'En merchants.
Ssosn Foreigners.
Ea The people in the In
<ssnt TO all foreigners
Eitrio7, who write that
Ha;sd With no signs OF
Gem.
d anti, foreign feeling
Esi. Sensible men ad-
aEra agItators to be rea-
F % boycott goods and
unkindly but to
Xzs1Idship as before.
~ @turbanccs in sew
~ ION arising from the
: DO sign OF an out
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-24
= n y censsdsracv

IA psqris, sSSey are re-
- '''''a 'SSs'iS 'Ss fSns,,ii at i'o9 30
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-24
Sis ARMY IS WEAK.
~d Condition, but
A's Too Few.

uillou, DuC
A's Too Few.
Feb 2a.-Gen. Will
sAo Commanded the
N Cuba during the
sar, passed through
= c.N1 ,oute from a hunt In
ulornla home. Dis
situation and the
4. ..eINentIon .sI by the
~ uprising In Chin,
- lot get sufficient
% make a showing
,.,I, ,uCSps In the Philip
Enu uald not be available
,nlnese. The
: any Is to the Amer
~ aIand. II they were
&c all over before
could get troops to
eayal forces are con-
S.,I,lt. The navy is Wen
ka and at other scaSl cnS
Ifss Orient. the United
~, !, y, which could be-
IN China and, enough p6
V needs" o'eii
%a Grievance.
y tina, China bo.
!ss United statss n%s "a "a
asked. "tates?
yaSu0u suu!se r. she has" he
III .rs. the Chinese have We
Ia, !, Possible indlg-
- eod,h !. has been scan
~. 'itooossevclt recognizes
<1, sSSql = some inDrnna Which
~ 4 3 useleas. Improve
'E, = !, II 1his country how
riSss, ! In It: A man HoW w,II
ssa h.. After the indie. r.
N % rsss sss recelved at our
Fktly .oh = to expect be,.
ri y. 70 It. buy our roodo ,ier
.fhitsees iss Chinese arc e'Yus, na,
lEaH ~. 10 cause an nDl ,uD'
sfs es,ss%a,Sics sa,,;s Ss's se1TIes %Sse AN an
r. Tie ea,., be inland. The Ti,,.
.ate enoush and in the
,klar fcsn forcss Farther
rs N'''s to avert threa,e He
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23

REED
GoAFANY S5AFAS
10 ACRES ON BROADWAY for subdivision A
way. In the exclusive neighborhood Of the
Country Club and Claremont Park. With a
panoramic view from every foot Of It Of the
Golden Gate. Adjoining Rockridge Park and
ready to subdivide Immediately. fitting in
perfectly with plan now under way. $4,000
UNIVERSITY AVE. CLOSE IN@Pieee Of prop.
erty facing SOUTH 135 feet west Of Milvia.
present property at $3.50 a foot foot on Berke-
iey's main highway Christmas present for
UNIVERSITY AVE. CORNER OF MILvIA-
lot lot SlTi2S on the southeast corner m "a, at $3.50
you gain SO feet OF frontage on Milvia 81 feet
deep. That's what corner means. Try
to beat this on University ave.
ANOTHER oNE--A lot 5ox15o the south
side of University ave-, opposite Bonita ST..
6f 4. Bonita And L hf m lot yns snap Just sas ss
STILL ANOTHER ONE little farther down
:. AddI.SS .,SS = -; Size this Two fTgntssss
ONE ef1s ~FH ana BIG ms RsIR Kfg on unlver
University ave- is pretty good property. aa 'l And
II we're right, then the place where the
city crosses the main street connecting that
city with another big city-University ave.
~ san PaDlo-ought 10 be ike University at
Shattuck. If West Berkeley ever amounts to
ANYTHING at all. the south frontage. 75x125.
lying east of Munday's corner. just so feet
east of San Pablo ave-. Is worth easily $500
a foot. We have it for sale for ten days at
$500: And after ten days you can't buy II
for love or money, $4,000.
SAN PABLO AVE-, between Bristol and Della
ware-150 feet Of frontage at $50 foot.
The best thing In all West Berkeley.
Business corner with 400 feet Of corner
made by the intersection Of the two prin-
cipal streets of West Berkeley each 100 feet
wide; where car lines cross and big bank
chooses its location the center of a big
district Where values are going up faster
than in any part of Berkeley. Price good
for five days only-150x125:5 at $3.50 %
A SAN PABtO-AvE- corner at $50 foot. The
the right side for business. too. where your
building gets the In the morning. Re
member IT'S on San Pablo. 27
A CORNER ON SHATTUCK at 49th and NE
corner at $3.50 foot. Telegraph ave-. ITO
feet away. makes the other side Of the
sell 1t for residence lots, and cheap
at that. Look ahead year S45OO.
ANOTHER ON SHATTUCK In the same busi-
ness center; 100x110. The northwest corner
of 47th at $500. Right where Shattuck
leaves Telegraph and the business to Berkeley
station turns OF. BIG MONEY IN IT.
INCOME PROPERTY ON DWIGHT WAY-Two
Oats on a lot soxla7 in the first block above
Shattuck. Facing south-the right side for
business. Paying per cent income on the
cost at present, and by using little money
this can be increased to big thing. store
building now under way on the adjoining lot
We're not wasting our money describing this
property The There's big yslue S In II tat At ssSoo- %
Yufv
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23

Built on large lots III one Of the most beauti-
full residence sections of Berkeley.
Finished in Oregon pine first floor and red
wood on the second floor; double polished floors;
In fact, everything for beauty and comfort
These houses will not be complete until about
January 1. 1907, but plans are on file at our
office, and any purchasing now can have
choice of tinting, electric fixtures, etc.
Hot and cold water in the bedrooms, and gas
connections.
The dining rooms have beamed ceilings and
wood and coal CRATES
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23
BERKELEY REAL EsrATD-o...

BERKELEY REAL EsTATE-Coz.
oo1YELL EAKLEY q YOUNG. Ine-
a1<, shsstnsk AvennA
N.z. % rzra sst1oo.l B.nR.
THIS ADVERTISEMENT COSTS MONEY.
THEREFORE YOU WILL FIND HERE ONLY
PROPERTIES so GOOD THAT WE KNOW
WE sEALL SELL THEM.
~ FOR RENT.
deep lot; new and welihnished house; s9ssS $50
BEAUTIFUL HOUSE FOR SAFE
t5z5c-Nel- built. T-room house; west front:
sr6 ssge cc,nr s1sEsteG sot IN NoTsnisnds s lots
coming Key Route: charming homelike
house, With large rustic nreplsee; plenty
cannot be shut Of.
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE.
Sz7o0-Sew 7-roorn house: finished in the best
q taste; convenient to car lines and new
S5o5o-Sew rustic bungalow of rooms: clfuker
brick fireplace; situated in Northlands.
CHEAP RESIDENCE LOT.
ss5omitofo2t lot; o good % ogtloot s for the week
Si75o-Right by the famous Saddle" where
the Big Places" are to be; the choicest
accessible; for the week only.
BUSINESS PROPERTY
szoOo-Grove st. just south of Alcatraz: right
IN the line Of business growth; 500
CHOICE RESIDENCE LOT
E5ooo-In the Piedmont ave. district. where
property has sold at $50 per foot; this
CENTER-STREET BUSINESS.
S5soo-Soueh side Of Center st, Just east Of
Grove; near new City Hall site: all other
property fn the block held at SI75; this at
SOUTH BERKELEY BUSINESS
ss0Oo-The best buy in Lorin: 65-foot frontage;
house which brings IN good income.
ADELfrE, NEAR AsHBY.
- Tor the price see u.s. It's q corner and
great buy. chance 10 double your
money In year.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23

$SI50.
Two modern fats Of rooms each on Fulton
ST., between Dwight way and Berkeley stations
These bring an income Of $50 per month"; the lot
alone Is worth 500 per front foot Less
than half CASH
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23

316oo-Something cheap and good; new 4-room
cottage: bath. stationary washstand. toilet.
ETC.. lot S0x10o; convenient TO s. p. sta
tion, line. school. church and stores
terms $500 cash, and $40 monthly.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23
NJ. P. W. ALBEE, REAL ESTATE.


HOUSES FOR SALE
S425o-e-r new shingied bungalow, Florence St !;
west frontage
ssooo-S-r. new cottage: lot 87:6xlss; east
frontage; Bonita ave-; bargain
$270o-5-r. new cottage; lot s7x110; west front
s475o1s-r. house: lot eox1ss: west frontage;
North Berkeley; bargain.
$525O-S-r. house: Grove St lot 52x125-
S35OoI5-r. house; lot 45x125: Woolsey at.
$S0O0-10-r. house and barn; lot 5ox130 Durant
avenue
s7soo-e-r new house lot 4ox1s5: Derby ST
S725O-6r new house: College ave-; lot 5Ox14s
We have a complete list Of residence lots In ali
the leading tracts, and the best bargains
In business property.
NJ p. ". ALBEE. 21s3 CENTER ST.
Ss25o-A nne corner. Berry Bangs This Is $500
less than anything In this location. 50xloo.
3250o-Derby st.. mr.. College ave-; As feet front:
nne buy for the money
s2soo-webster ST.. mr. College ave-, 5oxIso: in
Sta; bargain.
S65co-150.4 feet Claremont ave. mr. Kew
Route Sta; good investment proposition
$S9oo--Cariton. near Grove, new e-r house:
modern; 40x13o; near station: this is
snap
r. A. BERRY 4 CO..
z14s Center ST., Berkeley.
HAVE 81 lots in West Berkeley for sale at
W. Al. LUGG. South Berkeley. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23
BERKnLEY REAL EsTATE-Co.

BERKELEr REAL EsTATE-Con-
o. 4. RUDOLPH.
LoRIN STATION.
SOUTH BERKELEY.
Something cheap and good; new 4-room
cottage: bath. stationary washstand. toilet.
tion, car line. school, church and stores;
terms $500 cash, and $40 monthly.
s21Oo-Newly fitted up broom house; lot 25x
130; street work done; located within 4
terms terms $500 @ es.h. Ssisne. 'I nonthl1. same :;
rent
$24oo-Nev l-room cottage, with bath. pantry.
laundry. etc.; nicely furnished; close to
street work "a and walks complete; terms
$500 cash. balance sso per month
s25oo-New 5-room cottage: bath. pantry. laun-
a5y ete,; lot soIloo % yak. complete: close s
sS5oo-Elegant new broom cottage; large rooms;
we'll built bath. pantry. laundry. etc.
work and walks complete: convenient to
Key Route and s. P. stations; terms can
be arranged to suit purchaser.
$425o-Bargain; elegant s-room house, with
bath pantry, Laundry; 2 toilets; splendidly
furnished; lot S6xi2o; located within
school, church and stores; terms $500 cash,
balance same as rent.
s3s5o-Beautiful new Broom bungalow, with
bath, pantry. laundry; paneled dining room;
lot 40x1o0; street work done; located close
$1,000 cash, balance SIS per month.
o. A. RUDOLPH. L -,
LoRIN STATION.
SOUTH BERKELEY
OPEN SUNDAYS.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23
BERKELEY REAL EsrATE-Con.

BERKELEY REAL EsTATE-Con.
WE % sor
RECOMMEND EVERYTHING
THAT is FOR SALE
WE DO RECOMMEND THESE
which have been carefully selected from long,
long list
uNxpRovm.
$s5oo CASH
one a.msda ns wS
80 It. on San Pablo ave. and 100 It. Ashby
ave-, with its croestown line. This week only.
A string Of seven lots on Ward st., San Pablo
Public Park. The owner viii entertain an offer
OF q very small advance on the original price
owns In the same tract.
sI7oo.
This is cheap at $17o0.
A BEAUTIFUL 7s-foot lot on Prospect St. with
z view Of Strawberry Canyon. This is offered at
cinity which lack the elevation and view.
$1,000
and level with west stSs1 tSsRf. Only $3.50 cash
Business agsini s5II25 on Addison st. win
bring 5000 a foot in four months
IMPROVED.
$3.50.
Two modern hats Of rooms each on Fulton
These BRING an $50 noaih '0Rs tse Iot
alone is worth over 800 per front foot. Less
1880.
Nothing better than thisl An 11-room modern
furnace. heated house on a corner in the Daley
Scenic Park, North Berkeley. Five minutes from
Bergman station; seven minutes from Berkeley
rent. Half cash. '-'''Se ~ pe' -''On'A
$4,000.
Scenic Park again; west frontage; beautiful gar
den, rose hedges, etc Half cash.
$4,000.
On Fulton ST.. near Dwight way. modern
ogt house Of rooms % on, on lot 44slso and less than
$500.
cherry ees o s1 or sss By s
with this a 4-room cottage in the rear with
n feet of additional depth. Can be had on
rent payments.
$4,000.
This is good Perfectly new. Mission finish; ;
8 rooms OF the most modern kind; lot 4Ox1oO on
Stuart ST., in the college section. Try to be
the first OF the crowd II this looks good to you-
1t does to
$4,000.
Story and q half house, large rooms; splen-
did hall; large living room; south side living
room all glass: two large bedrooms; window
seat in each bedroom; two large closets in one
bedroom; good linen closet; lot Gox135; east
front good residence section; convenient to cars
and Key Route station. Terms $26OO cash and
balance &25 per month.
THIS Is BARGAIN.