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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-08-08
No. 622, Al Published June 20, 1907.
CHAPTER AL, LAWS OF 1907.

No. 622, Al Published June 20, 1907.
CHAPTER AL, LAWS OF 1907.
AN ACT amending section 462a, of the
statutes, relating to duties of school dis
trict clerks.
The people of the State of Wisconsin, repre-
sented in Senate and Assembly, do enact
as follows:
Section 1. Section 462a, of the statutes,
is amended to read: Section 462a. I1 ad-
dition to the duties of the clerks of the
several school districts of the state relat-
ing to &" taking the census Of the
school children as now provided by law, said
clerks shall also report the names Of the
children in their respective districts and the
age of each of them over the age of four
and under the age of twenty years. School
district clerks shall also meet with the
town clerk of the town in which the school
houses in their respective districts are To-
Gated at a time and place specified In a
notice given by the town clerk, for the
purpose Of perfecting the annual school dis
strict reports. Such clerks shall also re-
port the amount of the Indebtedness Of thesE
respective districts.
Approved June q, 1907.
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No. 49, Al Published June ~, 1VVI.
CHAPTER 442, LAWS OF 1907.
AN ACT to amend section 1881, statutes
Of 1893, as amended relating to town In
surance companies.
The people Of the State of Wisconsin, repre-
sented in Senate and Assembly, do enact
Section toni /. Section 1881, statutes of 1898,
as amended by. chapter 362, laws Of 1908,
ed to read: Section 1881 1. No such
corporation shall insure any property out
of the town or towns In which IL is located
provided, that It may, at Its annual meet
farm property or detached dwelling house
and contents In any adjoining city or VII
lage, town or towns, or in any CITY or IN
corpOrated village which Ia located IN Buch
town or towns
2. No such corporation shall insure any
property other than detached dwellings, ana
their contents, farm buildings and their
contents, live stock In possession, use or
running at large, farm products on prem
ises and farming tools, implements ano
machinery ; but 1t may, at any annual meet
ing authorize it's directors to Insure country
stores and their contents, school houses and
their contents town and society halls ana
their contents. churches ana thelr cohLents,
country hotels and their contents, water
mills and their contents, blacksmith SHOPS,
ch eese factories and croamerIes and their
contents, but no such last mentioned FISK
shall exceed . thirty-dye hundred dol
8. And it may at such time authorize its
directors to insure any OF the CIaSses "a
property herein mentioned against damage
or loss by wind storms, cyclones and tor
nadoes, under the same rules and restric.-
lions as relate to insurance by 1t against
damage or loss by fire provided, that a
request in writing, signed by at least ten
members of the Corporation, be filed with
the secretary at least thirty-hVe Gays pc
fore the next annual meeting Of the cor
poration requesting that the question Of In
sur.ng against damages or loss by vino
storms, cyclones and tornadoes pc submitted
L at
give thirty days notice by mail to each
member Of the corporation at his postofhcs
address, that said question Will be submit
ted at such meeting.
Approved June u, 1907,
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years the court In Its discretion, after or
dering the findings to be recorded, may sus-
pend sentence and place such minor under
the guidance and control of some reputable
and suitable adult person who shall nave
consented in writing to become responsible
for the good behavior of such minor. for
such period of probation not exceeding SIX
months as the court may Tx
2. Such minor shall be subject to be re-
turned to such court on the original charge
for execution of sentence, at any time
within such period of probation.
3. Upon the expiration of such PROBATION
period, such minor may be then sentenced,
discharged, or continued under such pro-
baton for an additional period to be then
fixed by the court, and subject to like re-
turn, discharge, sentence or further pro-
baton thereafter.
the juvenile court from the public treasury
shall be appointed to take the said charge
of such minor.
Approved June 26, 1907.
No. 413, Al Published June 81, 1907.
CHAPTER 427, LAWS OF 1907.
AN ACT to amend section 2172a of the
statutes, relating to election by insane
or mentally incompetent widow.
The people of the State Of Wisconsin, repre-
sented in Senate and Assembly, do enact
as follows:
Section /. Section 2172a OF the statutes
is amended to read Section 2172a. l.
When a widow, entitled to an election
under sections 217O or PHI, shall h s, at any ~
e petition for the appointment Of an adj
ministrator of an estate, or for the pro-
bate of the will of her husband, is, or
was at the time of his death, insane or
mentally Incompetent, or becomes insane
or mentally incompetent to make. such
election, such election may be made for
her within two years from the filing OF
such petition by her duly appointed guard
ian, executor or administrator Such
guardian. executor or administrator may
make such election for such widow or her
estate by filing In the court having juris-
diction of the, settlement of the estate. a
notice In writing that he elects for and
on behalf of said widow or her estate to
take the provisions, made for her by law.
provisions of her husbands will, and the
filing of such notice, by such guardian, ex-
ecutor or administrator, shall have the same
force and effect as though notice in writing
had been filed In said court by said WIDOW
as hereinbefore provided.
2. Such election may be only made by
the executor or administrator Of such
widow leaving issue by such deceased hus-
band.
Approved June 20, 1907.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-08-08

No. 93O, Al Published June 20, 1907.
CHAPTER AS, LAWS OF 1907.
AN ACT to create section 943g Of the stat
utes relating 10 validating bonds here
tofore issued under sections 026-11 and
943 of the statutes.
The people of the State Of Wisconsin, repre-
sented in Senate and Assembly, do enace
as follows:
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or written on a ticket separate from the
town, village or city ticket, and the ballotl
cast at this election shall be canvassed &C
cording to the statutes for conducting cleo
lions In the municipalities interested, the re-
suits certified to by the canvassing officers
to be sealed and placed in the hands of the
chairman of the town, the president Of tins
village board Of trustees or the mayor Of
the city, as the case may be.
6. Such officers shall hold their first
meeting at two o'clock p. IN. on the first
Saturday following the town, village or city
election at the Office of tho clerk Of the
town having the largest population, or If q
village or city shall be interested at the
office of the village or city clerk for the
purpose of recanvassing the votes cast In
each municipality for the election of high
school officers and certifying the result to
the proper clerk. Said clerk shall certify
the name of the officer or officers elected
in said district to the clerk Of each town.
village or city, in the joint free high school
district The officers so elected shall have
the same authority, be charged with the
same duties, and be under the same Habit
tiles as other officers of free high school dts
tricts.
ApproVpd June Of 1907
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he shall be paid and reimbursed out of any
funds In his hands available for that pur-
pose.
Approved June 81, 1907.
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No. e93, Al Published June 20, 1907.
CHAPTER $40, LAWS OF 1907.
AN ACT to amend chapter 242 laws Of
1908, making the same section 181l-S
Of the statutes, relating to county aid In
the building of roads.
The people Of the State of Wisconsin, repre-
sented in Senate and Assembly, do enact
as follows:
Section /. Chapter 242, laws Of 1908, 10
amended and made a section Of the stat
utes to read Section 1918. 1. The
several counties In the state may, at the
annual meeting of the county board,
levy a tax of not to exceed two mills
on all the taxable property Of the county,
for the purpose of building county roads.
2. The money so levied shall be kept In
a separate fund, and used for the construc-
ton of roads In the county.
3. The county board shall have power to
determine how and when the money 80
raised shall be expended, and they shall
have complete supervision to regulate and
establish the construction Of roads to be
built out of said fund
Approved June q, 1907.
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z. A copy Of the articles, bylaws, policy,
and of each blank used by any such COM
pany shall be furnished to and filed and
preserved by the commissioner Of insurance
Approved June u, 1907
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
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FURNISHED by Van Schaict & Co.. No. Wall stree
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune, ]

tBy Telegraph 10 The Trtbune1
Chicago. May N-The wheat market had an ex-
citing start at unusually heavy advance, but
profit taking sales during the session caused the
pairing down of the days gains to Sc In corn and
oats there was a similar experience. Corn in the
end only from 1sc to &c higher. and oats from
unchanged TO 1kc up. Provisions opened weak but
at the close pork alone of the speculative commod
ties was lower, while lard was from 30 to 75ao
higher and ribs up about 2iac. Local receipts
OF wheat were q cars against year ago. May
wheat closed at e91lc compared with ss1fc at the
close Saturday. July at the close was at 81 ol14'
against 81 o01a Saturday.
Heavy frosts large part Of tho Western
corn belt gave the impetus to the trade at the
ouening that advanced the July price to from 54c
to 54slc at the time Trade was a heavy scale.
Local receipts were 2i1 and shipments 1sO. 900
bushels The estimate of to-morrow's receipts is
474 cars May corn closed at a&c, against biasc at
the close Saturday. July closed at 63&c, a gain
OF ikc
There was a heavy trade in oats at the opening
and as was the case IN the other grains the
freezing weather the principal cause for this
strength. Local receipts were 155 cars. and ship
ments hence $4,000 bushels. The estimate Of Tues
days receipts is 306 May oats at the close
were at 4S1sc. compared with 479sc at the close
Saturday July closed at 4S1sc, compared with
47ssc to 47slc Saturday
The heaviness of the local run OF hogs was the
of very weak start to the hog products
market There many sellers of pork at the
time, and offerings of lard also free. and the
first trades were at heavy declines, compared
with Saturdays figures. The local of hogs
was 50OO0 head and the estimate for tomorrow is
1890 head. May pork closed SIG S5. decline of
DC from Saturdays closing price. May lard closed
at 50, an advance OF &c. May RIBS closed at IS Is,
unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
BONDS
CLOSING CURB QUOTATIONS.

Sells cents per share. TODD lots.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28

FURNISHED by William T. Nichols Co.. No l5 Wall st
Ii1 Asked BID. Asked.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28


and
Nj THRTYFIRST OF MAY 1907
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New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

,as comparatively quiet, although prices showed
further downward tendency, with the mining
shares the principal sufferers. The easier ten
6ency in copper was in part responsible, and on
moderate offerings recessions generally followed.
United Copper was off more than a point, Butte
Coalition IA and Boston Is. The lower priced issues
suffered from u 10 y Chicago Subway. after an
easier tendency developed strength and ran up ~
points, but later lost fraction Standard OIL was
easier. Pittsburg Lead and Zinc bid up rather
sharply. Manhattan Transit off q. Northern
securttes stubs We're down sl2 80. Bonds dull
and slightly easier.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
DiUidend Notices
The Missouri Pacific Railway Co.

No. 19J Broadway. New 22nd, 1907.
A semi annual dividend Dollars Fifty
Cents (S2.5Ol each stock of this Company
has been declared payable the Office of the Com
pany, No. 1915 broadway. New York City. July Goth.
1901 to stockholders OF record close business
on June 20th 1907.
The stock transfer books Will be closed at three
O'Clock p NJ. on June 20th 1907, and
o'clock A. NJ. July 22nd. 1907
a II. CALEF. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles d. Barney & Co. No . Broad
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28

Ge9Ortea by cllpton co.. roCNS.

'Ans interest
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
BOSTON STOCKS
PARIS BUYS GOLD IN LONDON.

London May 27.-There was keen competition for
the 5000 900 In gold available in the market to-day
Paris obtained 100000 at " advance. The Bank of
England did not get any of the metal, the re-
mainder going to india
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY,

12O Broadway. New York. May 23rd. 1907.
DIVIDEND NO. g.
A dividend of THREE AND \ HALF PER CENT
$3.50 per share) was this day declared the Pre-
ferred stock of the Southern Pacific Company pay
able on demand on and after the 18th day OF July.
lOO TO the STOCKHOLDERS OF record at II o'clock NJ.
on saturday,, June %. 1907. Stockholders who have
not already done requested file mailing
ders for dividends with the undersigned, from whom
blank orders can be had application.
A. X VAN DEVENTER. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
AND DAVID r. FRANCIS, TRUSTEES.


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SMALLER AMOUNT APPLIED
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New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
$1O,OOO,OOO
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Co.
First and Refunding Mortgage 4 Per Cent
Gold Bonds.
100000
Dated April 1, 1904

April l. 1904 1
n York
erestP Payable n o
on sixtyd days previous notice
may be for Bonds
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
COBALT STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Wills & Co.. NO
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
MULTIPHoKE OPERATING COMPANY.

York May 81. 1907.
The Board OF Directors has this day declared from
net earnings the ninth regular o 1
per cent the par, the rate OF IL per cent per
annum on par, payable Saturday. June l. 1907. all
stockholders Of record April so. 1907 Broadway.
New York City.
ISAAC TIIORMAN. Treasurer.
IOWA CENTRAL RAILWAY co.
Coupons due juno /, 1907. trstM 3
per cent. bonds of this Will he md
after that date upon presentation office the
Mercantile Trust Company 100 Broadway. York
City. f. H. DAVIS Treasurer
OFFICE OF
MINING & COMPANY.
81 Broadway. York, May 9th 1907
Tho following dividends of Com
pany have to-day been declared payable 10Th.
stockholders OF record tho close Of business
Sist. viz: one and three-quarters G4) per
the preferred stock; and half Il ~ per
tho common stock. and O.
and a half (9ls) per cent. common stock. The
transfer books will be closed D. May and
reopened at 10 a IN. Juno 10th.
+. J.. KTLNER. Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-27

A CCORDING TO Fry's Magazine,
~ there are now about 1000 golf
clubs in Great Britain, and it is
generally estimated that there are
about 900, 900 players Probobiy more
new courses were made In 1906 than
in 1905. and money has been sunk in
them by thousands of pounds at "a
time, While expenditure has been ON
the grand scale, so have receipts. In
the summer leading club with a
famous south coast links took in 200
new members, getting 5000 gtlneas
from them I'm entrance fees and MAX
ing them liable to 1t for 500 guiaeas In
annual subscriptions. Another club
took so in green fees from visit
ors in three days, and another drew
$500 In the same way In August alone
So far as can be estimated, II is be-
lieyed that 10000 people who We're pre-
vIously non golfers were converted 10
the game IN 1906 What with entrance
fees and subscriptions and outlay on
materials, the average new convert
finds his initiation costs him 10 As
on the average each OF these new play
ers will spend Gl5 n year on the
game-hoW happy many OF us would
he to get on with four times that
amOunt,-we have secured IL pernan-
ent Increase in income OF at least
100000 on an average. making the
very fullest allowance for n prepon-
deTance OF comparatively small pro-
vinclal organizations golf club can
not represent lc7s than & 600 worth
Of sunk capital. which means E2,0O0,-
600 for the whole country.
we have, as stated, 100000 golfers,
and as we have suggested that the am
nual expenditure OF each OF Shem on
the ayetage--such annual expenditure
being almost the sole income OF the
game-cnnnot be less than Gl5. this
means s shtllings week for all and
sundr-y ana II can hardly be possible
for ii 20 be an oYerestitnate, This
gives VS. Il total OF e $500 600 To this
has to be added tho special commence
Ing expenditure OF 10000 new players
at e 10 each, which for some time may
be regarded as Il permanent source OF
income, These Items added together
gives ua a sum total Of Gi,1Oo,ooO
spent ON golf IN the year,
THE playing OF this game has given
rise 10 a considerable Industry. ana
many thousands of people earn good
living through It's agency The major
itY Of clubs employ steward, walters
and other servants. a professional and
varying number OF groundmeu, An
average OF ten would he very reason.
able allowance for this Rian. which
gives MS 10000 for the 1000 clubs II
is estimated that there are so, 600 cad
4 dies. giving us total OF 100000 em-
ployes attached directly to the various
/ clubs
"T'hen there arc al least 5000 pep
sons engaged Ia the Matchmaking trade,
as salesrnen and In various other ca-
| pacltles. JUST see how many are
needed by the great world Oh golf 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-27
BLONDIN AT NIAGARA
His Famous Walk on Slack Rop. Over the Cataract With
Man Upon His Back
. HARLEs
n1ONDrN,

~ HAIRLESS BLCNDrN, che
French rope-walker. though he
died In bed MT n ripe old ago
IN 1897, performed f1ats that
no other man has ever dared emulate,
There are few things In The way OF
daring that some ono viii not repeat
but BlondIn was the clcvuEest as we'll
as the most yenturesoine Of his pro-
fession. His feats were tasks 700
great for the Skill as well as the cour~
age OF his imitators.
3tondIns great trip over Niagara
falls IN 1859 was the most startling
sensation OF that time. a. thing talked
OF for q generation afterwards. III
was with essed by crowd OF thou.
then Prince Of Wales. saw BIondih
while on his tour through the United
States. He once declared that the
sight OF BlOndin crossing the falls on
a swesing rope made a greater inn
preston upon him than amy Incident
Of his journey.
Though Blondon crossed ON the rope
several times. his greatest exploit WAS
when he carried oyer on his back ar :.
other man, To the spectators, unused
10 the acrobat's feats. II seemed i'm
possible for him to keep mis- sway'lng
footing with the burden on his back
Large sums were laid that he would
fail BIondin's own feeling, however,
was one Of complete confidence
Bnt the feelings OF the man on his
back! That man had newer walked
slack rope. had never heen suspend
ed in such a dreadful position before,
and he had to depend for bis safety
absolutely ON the movements OF am
other Many years afterward this mar
AZ ~ 81 as
account OF his experience 10 news
paper
"You ask what 1t feels like to be
1900 feet In midair over raging tor
rent" he said Il cannot describe II
better than by saying that tho first
sensatfon WAS an overwh Ginning one,
In which 1t was hard TO separate awe
from feae Then there game what
may best abs t'srlhesl an absolute ces-
sa;ion OF all feeling Before start
In gfrom the shore Blondn gave mo
that Injunction which almost every
mother has given 10 the boy a her
knee when giving him his Erst lesson
In life
Look up Harry he said
My arns were about his neck.
while my legs We're slung In hooks at
his waist Out we went over that
horrible gulf ! heard the roar OF the
water below and tho hum which ran
through the crowd OF lOU,OOo specta-
tors As we cleared the brink the hum
ceased. There was not one person
perhaps in that vast throng who did
not feel a greater strain than was
ours.
Unable to resist. stole one glance
down at the black waters, II seemed
for an instant as IL I were poised
above the entirs universe. There was
a feeling of immensely such as 7 had
M Fall hrFnra and hAHa felt
since. Then L looked NJ.
'Blondln walked on steadily, paus-
ing for one brief moment at each
point where the guy ropes 5oined the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-27
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