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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-21

Juan Espinosa. an expert Chilean
marksman. while attempting 20 shoot
81 apple from the heaH of a nan a q
circus A. Rlo 1aueiro. missed ans Killed.
the man
The caroner's jury rendered ver.
eict that Il could not state he real
cause ~ the fan - the Qaahec bridge
but declared that. according O. tie
evidences adducea. al Necessary IRE
cautions were iaken
hefasiag TIE EruEered al - IL
rreserFsr throEn ta hIu anA aeeHuInr
70 ret tato . rovBsoat and Dc allen
bach 70 shore. John AiEhurzer ooutsn
ned - swim ahoaf TIE Narh river
=. Y. Wlth 81 his clofhes a. II a
eroYt e. fnd the hody - his friena
Frank Kilkenny. Glvinr % fhe search
Alahurger swam e. . pler Ia a. ga
haasfaf ovation
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-21

Ths plagus outiook In san FrAnriAoo
~ FEesaat h very sssions
ouxrAxes still occuur IN ths sfr.ets
% Odessa. ku.nlR.
A verdsct ~ manklAnRhter YES ~
tunes ~ the jury a. the cass a. Iaseg.h
fanin. On trial 90 Waliase fur the ulur
deT q James a. Thonpsrn-
The reoord price fer whiskey sac
reaehsa ib Clneiunati last Monday.
reaching asa
AndreW J. BAlliet oi seattle has
heen appointed ~ assistant United
States tastFaea attoFu-y. lie wiil D.
chisfl Il the hurean Il GENERALIZATION.
With the subuission q all the TRIES.
which now s-sns praeticaliy assured.
n wouid appear that the missisn which
took General DFnae into Morocco has
been fully accomplished
heavy selling q capp~r stocks last
Monday pxecipilatsd q stamp IN values
on Wall street. tiranby leading gifh .
al q Is Poiuts. from 90 o. 50 while
AmalgAmsted drUpred Tsh points
The railroad issuea stifenad during
the day. bot the slight suppart given
tho the coprsr stocks only caused .
Temporary chack g. the fall which pre-
vailed al throneh the days dealings.
Ten years Ia the Idaho penitenitzry
Is the panishemsns imposed on Thorqas
Eagsu for the attempted murder q
Hllda Carlson and Der small brother.
While wading IN Moss lake for
ducks which be bad been shooting.
tir0vsT 4. Mccormick Il Lseavenworth.
Is ash. suddenly took cramps and
dvowned in shout 30 inches 81 water
Mrs.. Cassie NJ. Chadwick, NOTED
witch ~ finance. who sWindled Ohio
and eastern bauks aud capitalists ont
e millions m loans 90 bogus securities
vas stricken with nervous coilspse at
the Tasnlteariary Tuesday which left
her blind.
Henry Il. koEers l. IN . very weak
physical condition He d unable O.
transact any business or even discuss
ordinary &faITs. Ever since !. b.
Rockefeller retiremen from active
business some years ago. air. Rogers
has been looked upon a. the virtual
dictator Of STANDARD Oil policies aud
for many years has been the directing
spirit IN Amalgamated Copper affairs.
Al the BOILER makers At the railroad
shops IN Spokane are ouf "a = strike Ia
conjunction with the other boilermak-
ere IN the west
The tnC orpuration q the Bitter Root
railroad BY the officials Il the Oregon
Railroad Aavagaslan company vita
the Avuwen intention q constructing
line from spaldIuE. idaho, % Butte.
Mont. - believed 60 marx a rssump-
tsou q bostilitles IN that territory be-
tween Hartman and Hill; a dissolu-
tiou Of the .. X. N-Northern Pacific
compact g. Jointly construct and oper
ate q line from Riparla. Wash. O.
sTAuRsville. Idaho. and the early COM
pletlon q the Lewiston II huntingdon
cutaff
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-21
IDAHO EVENTS.

Steve Adams has been removed a.
the couuty iaii al Rathdrum pending
has trial en- the capital ~ kootauai
oounfy which has been set for &C
ioher q
A iralH running on the Claarwafer
division STRUCK and Instantly nWed
Clarence Johnson. Yakima Indian
recently
George A. Petfi6une charged with
completely in the assassination ~
Governor Steunen herg. vas taken tu
Boise hosmtal recently in a criurg
condition and an operation probably
Wfh b. Necessary There viii ba a.
further prosecution q the case A.
present
sheriff Doasf - Bonner county has
stopped 81 gambling a. Bonners
Ferry
Thomas Pagan was convicted a. At.
tempted murder - Hilda Carlson The
iury returning q verdict after tao
bours deiiberation.
The first payment on the Craig
mountain flmhar land recently s..
cured ~ the Northwest Lumber com
pany was made Monday me deeds for
ITO tracts having heon drawn The
company has options an approximate
3 ao.e19 acres ~ land as sell a. sun
ina outright aisout 10 eee acres
Nessrs Williamson and Hawthorne
n Post Pals have returned from a As.
inE trip t0 the Alberta country They
report the snoW 20 b. from a foot 60
Is inches deep. and the grain croI
ruined
Estimates ~ the total amount ~
grain raised or Nez PIERCE prairie alone
this year hy the Eraiamsn place the
Fleia ~ from a.0o0 COO 20 a.. coo
bushels. which II 81 sold al the pres.
ent prices. would bring 81 So. oo0 70
+ he farmers.
A nre which originated Al the Over
land hotel. Cleans Ferrg. destroyed
seven business buildings and inflicted
loss of ST. Geo The are burned al
afternoon. Inoendiarism g. suspected
Z That active warfare between the
Hlll and Hartman forces Is imminent
. the belief ~ railroad men. Who
have viewed with interest the busld.
iug ~ the joint line between Rlparla
and GranRerille
A deteclive has placed under arrest
James sharkey a. Boomers Ferry
Hhn. b. Is claimed knows something
ahaut the Great Northern hoidup thar
+ occurred west of WhHefah. Mont
The C. M 81 p Railroad company
II planning o. build a large dam 81 the
month ~ Mica creek. on The upper -
joe river. where the water wIll BE- har.
aessed 20 supply electric power with
which trains wilI b. operated through
The Tunnels on that division al the
rad
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-21
nosTANA sorss

biainEE is excifed over the dis.
~z'FeTE Bear CuzteF ane Rlr Horn on
<he eeaea partton og TIE Crow reser.
NAtaon - shat appears 10 - a vain.
49, ed extensive eas1 deposit
TIE Assoelatee Press operator Al
tssfte 40 @as seni frern SAT- Iaks
ard heEaa service Sunazy nisht was
ssFtpaaaed - hanch e. strfkers NO
fnFuaienea - -heat hlm uR- Il he aia
~ FFolsse % leave foan
sesegh CAss. 4 81 tu,un husira.s
rnaa " tia'te vas thruun. frura asrse
Feeenia8. sassNlnlur q fracture - tie
ea@e e Iae araia NJ Cass was ana
- ne active memhars e fhe vrer
enoAr Dr. goots hrn - Cas- GRAY
@i's 4 iFFin hesure itE absorption -
~ SsEa1s company.
Haas kanhey. tarmerir q CanE
auia An uncie e Harry Trars she
nein8 p9tlzN has heen uaureeras -
aNsNewn ssarsa1s near Tassa- -
-iaaa east 81 Hsiena. Thers = y.
ess = ne ieeaziiE u Is uurse-e,
- naroerers.
Ne-shsTn Parl1r a@es - Nfz..-,.
NAz ea'sfee receutly b. barraars uhe
ssHrss at.sEt So mozsiy "a psp~,
z7uaT
ffant chanEez have haar uass
p stH aarinisiEHrton e ~ 49,.
n@ asee ~ Heaeaa. ~ wts-h -
80 1ne has hean akzsIsAaa H.
sfsr sFHliea1aans Ger nernt. A. -.
swaez - nwslic lands a=sxs. = -.
fs7Ff reserves Ngn - usaas g. =
80 rtlezs 81 ths So sirsrta-. =.
20 - wAicA J Z. sharv ~ VI.
- saz eAArKe An inzeaIEafiz- A.
- - s4ats - EhzFps farss a.
- a14lics 81 - fsrxa-saa -
- = Ne Feneral ianA e@ra =
az aAEto1. eth as rsoauaes Il
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-21
WILL HANDLE LATEST STRIKE
Rsilrosas Bars Tosether - Deal ~ -
knottg Question

81 Paul Ainn. Sept 16.-opera'
irE omeials ~ che ave railEsFs be-.
VOWED in the strike ~ the holicr-rsas.
ers have held a cunfereuce IN 81. Pau
ana arranged an 0rEanizstian 90 hand p
the Eurk q meeting strike c5ndifiol
The orEanlzafion aiu proeeed a. cnce
By the STRIKE Reports were received
from al the shop paints ~ the are
ra5lways aua these Indicate that ~
strike Il already general The man
ayers state. however. hat y has mo- So
far eaused any iaconVenienoe in tn
operation - TIE roads
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-21
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

Spotted Eagle. a Nez Perce indian
has bean convicted NJ tarsneeviIle
Idaho for cattle stealing. There = e
disposition on the part II large mann.
fseursrs e. reance their workine
forces. and one in particular = the
Pullman company which. II Is stated
b. one IN elose tnncn with CORPORA
tious Eftsirs. bad reduced ~ WORKING
force q 5000 men already. and thAt
further reduction = contemplated II
IL stated that 2So0 men were laid Of
saturday.
A cas- has heen brought into tie
federal court "a Portland O. test In
crurt the question as O. WHISTLER ahs
act II eonEress q April 40. 1853. and
Msy : 1870. O. permit citizens u the
United States g. settle uron she lArds
granted hy the acts q cunrrezs. n
quantities MT - exceed q quarter -
suctiDo o. any oBe settler. and O. sell
tae ssne - such settlers ~ o. 50 AZ
acre. as b expressly provieea Is the
acts reteTred o.. IL j. asserted that
oeurEesz simply made the railroad con
FrAuias trustss.s - disfso~e q the land
a. tn txed prics q s. 50 an acre. II
= alleged inst the railrnad compaug
has refused q confirm e the terms =
ire acts, retaining fer IT, Own a..
lands Erazted hy c0nrrrss fer settler
rzrPsas.
Charles = Red q Sestfle. new sup
efintendenf "a Chehslis IN shs rrainins
sehasl has been appointed superiuten-
esut q TIE peuifeutisrg ~ Walls
Aslla. vice kincAid-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-21
NEARLY LYNcHED DETECTIVE
sy Mistake Mob Throws TIRE Rope Over
Pittsburg OHicer.

Plrsburg sept 16-ln a battle
here Sunday between nonunIon and
union men az the Forty-ffth street
mills. john Anderson. a nouuniou iron
worker. shot john Manning a union
glass worker whose wound may prove
fatal County Detective McCufcuEh
exchanged shots with Anderson IN
irylnE &c arrest him. then beat him In.
60 submission with the butt end - his
revolver and TOOK him 20 a patrol box
The mob got a rope. bat threw g.
around the detective by mistake. Nc
CaiiOugh being hauled up a telegraph
pole before tte mistake was discov
cred. and badly hurt Men who knew
him cut the rope Anderson was TAX
Fl 90 iagL
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-21
Pinnsy Ear.e Not &c.

Paris. sept. Ferdinand Pinnev
Earle can not marry AFFINITY Julia
kutrner after all Ms Earle has de-
cided not 10 Eet g divorce. Earle lacks
grounds 90 sue. n his wffa refuses 20
help him ~ has NJ way 20 sever the
matrimonial ties and ~ AMI Miss
huftner must stay apsrt o. defy even
The few cuaveutIonaIlues they have
not dlsregaraed.
Ferdinand Pinney Earle. the artist.
y NeW York. Who put bis wife away
q marry his affinity. Miss JuHa
haftner. may ind some thrrns IN bis
nafhwaE 81 love She IS saia 20 hane
Tor reconcilfation. CCnEserau for
he child Is sad 20 have Influenced
Hrs. Earle NJ % sue for q divorce.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-21
Nav EnsLAN0 FAvoRs TAFr


Followfng rs poll o. western states
which showed Alnost . unanimous de-
Emnd Tor . candidate thoroughly I'm
sympathy with RooseFelts IDEAS ths
ChicaEo Trihune pubiishes q resume
% its poll q the Nee England States.
which conservative district stands for
President RouseFelfs progressive
policy. more than IS per cent ~ tie ~
pubhcans rAfifyfng Roosevelt IDEAS
Sentiment for the nomination ~ Sec
retArv Taft 81 Governor Hughes 10
overwhelming. ana general opinion
fzvors 10th these men oa the ticket
Taft. % course. is largely in the lead
haviug received the votes OF 2ss ~
publican editors senGtors and con-
Eressmen. Tor frst cholce cut - TO
IA % ESQ while Hughes was given
rs for FIRST choice preference. a re-
markable and significant sh0wing for
a public man Who has bsen before the
people for - sh0rs a time. A year
ago he Eas scarcely known except for
bis progress in the insurance inwesti-
gati0n. while today be IL mentioned
as the nrsf. secoRd or third choice IN
sss out q $50 ballots. while TAFT Is
first. second or third In the running
on si4
Figures for the secretary of var
show That in New England more than
haf ~ the ballots mentioned him Is
frst choice. one+ffth were for sec
end choice. and 40 per cent we're for
third
What IS perhaps most surprising ~
al Is that while two candidates. Taft
and Hughes Who have most frequent
ly been classed as progressive. we're
So abundautiy popular In New Eng
land. men like Cannon Fairbanks
Knox and others ~ the distinctly con
seryariye type. have cmparatively
small following Taking ballots for
Grst choice TAFT has more .aan the
others put together. and his only real
competitor is Hughes For second
choice. Hughes leads Taft. and for
third choice as well
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-21
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

New cases q yellow fever were dis
covered n CienfueEos recently.
The convention q the International
Association % Machinists voted ST. 09o
Tor the benefit q the Ere railway
strikers
The vii o. Isaac Wing - bayfield,.
Wis. shows that he leaves m estate
worth nearly s. coo goo The hnIk
goes 70 his sister. Mrs.. A. G. BenEa.
min - Spokane. Wash he also
leaves $4,000 In cast 10 r. relatives
and friends.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-21

Eau ans women wearing uaIfs-Tz-
~ fhe Salvation Armv SIZED Ens-eu
RAILROAD station Loaaen Saturday. q
larEa aErtr haTine assert ~ fa 49,
farewell tu General Hoafh wha o..
llon1aa far Qnetac in which c.fF b.
Wi. heEin a eamFaiEu uf.eh b 20 81
frra ever Canada ans tie rnra
states TIE - wears Young rrnaraf
50 b. describes hIreaf. annaaras =
81 al hearty as pessia - enusi1er5nr
hls aea
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-21
THREE HUNDRED LIVES LOST
Thirteen Thousand Houses Burned IN
Fire az f4akcsate.

Victoria Z. C. sept 1.-THE steam
er shaWmut. which arrived from Nan
la via Japan and China brought furth
- news ~ the great Ere a. Hakoaate
The hiE conaaErarion originated in =
soap factory near the HiEashieaWa
school and spread with great rapiIIfy
saeTn-lE aNar hundreds - bamhoc
hnuses. Daring tae Gre the powdes
H.lEaEIaa a. kssfauaehf exploded
Three hundred Hves uere lost ana
q ESQ houses burned
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-21
NORTHWEST
NEWS ITEMS
pREss CULIINGS FOR
OUR BUSY READERS
anour pEopLE ~ MONTANA.
aDAno. WASHINGTON
ANp oREeos.



A nArary unex ne ns~ state Ian
..smrss ansnrs6 Cor EllenshurG
"a nerwnms wese in1area saturday
nunsnlnx unen q Puyaliup car crashed
snsD tn rsar End q q Fern hia trippef
~ FaoomA
A nhsef euterea . rear door ~
@wmyN YAAruacy. IN Seattle. reoeEfig,
wuuasna tie cash arMveF b. the sAKne
AZ ths hRck room and made away 9Th
mpBrammsiely tseo.
TAers d q Effgng grange movement
sar d kstlgtns eonatY noe among TIE
gmrm2rx
PsmkeFsau aesecalxes are n0N a.
~ofA - ne reoent sseoa robbery q
e. AuhuEn haab
A msremeut has hecn started amsng
sAs vasfaus oounly CLERKS q the state
c. furm . state organization % meet
.amra eacA yeaF
~ Hew dlrecinTy gsss issae3 gives
Ezgsssaurs > Eopalnti0n a approKi
Aatelg asa3
Esoula GgtaNmilleF. q Waila Waiia
aalaou heeIsr. secenfly rssnsiFed q
sanzImum nne q tsee for sailing
6Eanor ts 4 pros,ated drankard.
nar nscklnE is nos a. hiEh tide
mnd ~ appears thAt more 81 the grow
eEs ansaas Sorsh Yakiaa are pscking
etalr crops fhan Uas eKp@efod
Tns directors q me Yakima VALLEY
TFMnsEssrtafAun compAnF have aeciaea
- abide W. fhe original Franchise
Aranfes them and wla proceed STA
she rnaasruegion - their Tire Al once
Frfe@as % Carl BraHn who wna
Mliassd hy q Tacoma insernrhan train.
aow adxauce fhe theuFy thai D. saf
ssowm 90 tie tra1k win suicidal IN
a2ul
Unitea States DepHW Marshal PRAY
w~nantly shai and killed nan stafford
~ho vas RESISTING arrest 81 his ranch
@ear Bieaa31 stafford was indicted
sog ae1liaE nqanr % a. lndian
That Bieetrac Iocomotixe EnEineeF
q "a Frpst had died ~ aFsoplexy lusf
tsesnre tha wreek aAs expressed a. the
sreiief of iniand EmplFe railway q
NclAiH feT the cause ~ q freight col.
6iNi13 81 FfessuaB recently
a EgMna gHTy for whitman couuty
sana heen called under the direction ~
5aaee cAadwlck q the SUPERIOR couri
RianA ar already heea maze for the
mnzun1 rutkafct ana I0vefeaSi gives
~ she Yakima lndlAns
Th6 iaxvnAt ass@nanK - ate Eew pos
- plant - he Northwes Light and
sp~xr rempany - North Yakima. oc
curr~a sanaag
c. l. Nnekenrle 81 ColfMn. and ID
ward RigeN q Portland have clssed
- aeal ief fhe puHrhasa q the electrse
8sEht psani n Chehslis
Oue handres and ngty ihaasana CO
be wards - said reck vas hlown out
aw9 erumbied sntn plcoes fn sine snail
m GAan . MAS hady and much ~ ths
0assfls Nas - hiEEer than mans
sea1 wt@n 80 charge weui - e.
aie0peE WRsh- un TIE Aorth Bank
ar~ed a few aays ago.
harvesting h about completed Ia
sksrtla euanfg. and ever enc reports a
nssot vaeld
fsssae a Ts.sEs Erocery store 81
Hekaa. vas e-gered - thisves recently
sd Fullasea q SIZE in cash. Nothing
ieiae uex tourhed
a sax faVulFiag millions Il dollars
7Hersk - Seattle tide lan8s. trough,
- AfiaEHsg a y Hays 10 fhe oiym
So supefisT court against C. n Russell
Azaa ollaerA. hAs hssen ordere-d trans
ferFed far trial 10 King oouug ~ su
H=eriaz 5neke Ira
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-21

Cineunau ohla. sept Ie-ruo IN
kHo~n men and oae woman wera kllled
ane seFersf Cfhrrs BARELY escaped IN
iarles In she collapse ~ noharss four-
zforF shoe strre On caufral avanue
aHar SEEh sreef aarkef. saturday
re haisInz Hse ure q ~ ol6eas -
- resa serlI.n - fhf rs aad va
artsrEr ~rnafrs
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-21

tiana. u ErNnfea. the permit wfIl bs
meii@d eirecfly 20 the spplicznt
Three r-srNons we're infuraa IN !
sreck q Great Northern train Ne
= uear Mievale. SATURDAY.. The haE
kags car mail ear and express car lafl
n trark TIE cause q tha wreck Is
ankn0an
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-21

Adequate police prnreet18n wln Re
Afforded 70 every visitor 81 the inter-
state PAR tbs year the raanaremeuf
having ARRANGED - enHAae snerlal
fierce ~ - n1en unanr fhe ei~srsfon
~ T RI Mensrsnoef
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-21
slG ENeLIs4 STRIKE HALrs.
Prospect That Railway Lines wiH Sc
Ted 10 fer Some Tire.

IIed % Ter Sone Tine.
London Sept 1s-The railways
union has post poned a decision on
calling 8 national strike until October
ignition - the union. eight hour day
for trainmen. and 70 hours for other
employees. and larger pay for extra
hours demanded. The companies have
refused % discuss the demands with
he union representatives Barnes ard
Hudson. members ~ parliament. al
centers az Manchester and Derby re-
Gently. and advised them 80 ger ready
10 strike
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-21

~ q meB iFaaKins ffs -
a. afuuf the fnancIsf
-unse tasey harpeH e. kaaF
fves res AR 70 4 hzak
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-21

z T. sd thers are no-s zeu haried
. ne square fuut aio1E the Hns -
~ pananla ezna1 fhan in 49, asher
naFz - Ehe wnr1s
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-29
nee a road Inspector to take charge

once road inspector to take charge
Of the road work this spring. The
purpose of the law is to stop the hap
hazard selection of road overseers
which frequently happens at town
meetings-where the selection is
often nothing more than a joke on
the person elected and put it into
the hands of board that can act
deliberately in the matter and be
directly responsible for the results.
The inspector will hold office dur
ing the pleasure Of the board, hence
if they make a mistake they can
remedy it whenever they wish to dc
SO by appointing a new inspector
As q general rule there is more care
taken in the selection of town su-
pcrvisors than in that of any Other
town office, and the widening of tho
poWcr of the board is therefore ir
most cases a good move.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-29
The anti-paSs bill a1UutrI h

The anti-pass bill adopted by
the legislature is drawn in such
shape that no one can tell when it
goes into effect. The senate passed
a bill that would have taken effect
at once, but the house members
wanted to use their passes until the
end of their term and so passed (;
bill that would take effect Dec. 81
1908 \ compromise was effected
and the bill as passed made the Civ
ing of a free pass 4 misdramcnol
after Jan. |, 1908, but the last
paragraph Of the house bill was not
changed and states that the bill
should go into effect on Dee 81
1908. Thus we have the anomaly
Of a law making an act illegal ;
whole year before the law goes into
effect.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-29

The legislature made another
hotch of it in amending the game
law requiring license for hunters
outside of the county where they
live. AS it reads now it cNcmpts al
persons living in a county from
having to ia Ike out license, 50 thu
only ones who will have to take Out
a license are the ones who do not
live in any county If any such eX,
list, and they cannot get a license
because it must be taken out in the
county where they live. Accord
ing to the letter of the law, there
fore, no licenses can be issued. The
game and fish commission, however
intends to- interpret the law as it was
intended to read, compelling per
sons hunting outside of their own
county to take out license, and un-
less the courts overrules the ruling
of the commission it will be carried
out that way.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-29

AS is the case with a number Of
the laws passed by the late lcgisla-
turc, the law regarding road super
vision is somewhat doubtful as to
the appointment Of a county super
visor Of roads. The law says the
commissioners ''may' appoint
county superintendent of highways
who shall be competent surveyor
and who shall supcrintend the lay
ing out and construction of roads
and bridges. Most persons would
take it that this leaves it optional
with the county board whether to
appoint such an officer or not.
The encouragement, however, says
that in this instance may means
"shall' and that therefore the
board must do so. Whether the
opinion Of the attorney general will
be accepted by all county boards,
or test made to give the courts
chance to guess at what the legisla-
ture' means, remains to be seen.
There is, however, no doubt as
to the meaning Of the next section
of the same law, which abolishes
the office Of road overscer and pro-
vides for the appointment by the.
town board of a road Inspector. who
shall be a competent road builder.
The inspector may appoint one or
more assistants. He shall rgive4a
bond for 500 for the faithful per
Torrance Of his duties. His salary
is to be. fixed by. the town board
This act went into effect on April.
rs, and equently all the road
oYerseers elected at the annual meet
ing. ia March have been legislated#
out ofs office I, and it bee ONES the du-s
Il IS the town cards Y appo int At