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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1907-06-13
COLLEGE NOTES.
Weekly Letter From the North
Dakota State Agricultural
College.

Professor Ladd recently made a
trip along the line of the $500"
Railroad. north Of Valley City, for
the purpose of gathering samples to
see if there were violations Of the
food, drug or paint laws of the state
through that section. Several sam
pies we're taken up and are now
being examined in the laboratory by
Professor Pope and these together
with the work on ice creams have
kept the food divisions busy through
out the week. One sample of bever-
age taken up has been condemned
and the manufacturers notified. 1t
is quite possible that a test case may
be made, using this sample as a
basis in order that a ruling may be
had from the courts as to what con-
stitutes whiskey.
DR.. Brown has been examining
several patent medicines to see
whether the same are in compliance
with the labelling law in this state.
He has also examined a line OF
tinctures of nux vomica taken up at
the drug stores in various parts OF
the state, his examination being
much wider in range than should be
permitted under the United States
Pharmecopoeia requirements. The
Association Of State and National
Food and Dairy Departments will
hold its annual convention at James
town, Virginia in July. The execu-
tive committee has invited Professor
Ladd to speak upon the subject OF
bleaching hours and it is quite likely
that some definite action will be
taken at that time by the association
with regards to what course shall De
taken in enforcing the law, where
products have been bleached.
Professor e. G. Chilcott,of the De-
partment of Agriculture at Washing
ton, was recently in Fargo to consult
with Professor Shepperd and to plan
for the dry land farming experiments
that are to, be carried out at the
Edgeley and Dickinson sub:stations
and also for those proposed for the
Williston sub-station Professor Chill
cott was formerly Professor of Soil
PHYSICS in the South Dakota college
and station and now has full charge
of the dry land farming work of the
United States Department OF Agri-
culture. He is planning to give ma
terial aid to the Williston station
provided good farm is secured upon
which to carry out the trials.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1907-06-13

Deputy Enjoined--The Title Trust
g. Bonding company has applied to
the district court to be'released from
the bond it has furnished A. Rolling
deputy state insurance commissioner,
on the alleged ground that he is In
the habit of gambling. An injunc-
tion was ISSUED restraining Rolling
from performing the doties of COM
missioner until the matter is decided
ia court and the hearing was set Tor
June Is.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1907-06-13

u. G. +. Convention Adjourned
The annual convention of the United
Commercial travellers adjourned at
Grand Forks Saturday, a grand ball
at the Hotel Dakota proving fitting
climax to the two days successful
session" Calgary, Alberta, succeed
log in landing the 1908 convention
Offering special inducements. Officers
were elected for the ensuing year.
The convention was a grand success,
and the reports Of officers and COM
mittees showed remarkable growth
during the past twelve months.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1907-06-13
n, P. Bandit. shot-A dispatch

n. P. Bandit. shot-A dispatch
from Sheridan, Wyo., states that
while chasing two Montana horse
thieves Sunday, Sheriff Guy and a
4 posse from johnson county, accident--
!. ally ran. onto the two bandits who
!. held up the Northern Pacific passen-
ger train at Welsh's spur May 7th.
killing Engineer Jas. Glow. One OF
l the desperados was shot and instantly
killed By the sherif but the second
. bandit escaped. The posse are 10
pursuit and its Is. expected he will
!. soon be caught.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1907-06-13
Unidentified Body-Fargo, N. D.

Unidentified Body-Fargo, N. D.,
June THE body of an unknown
man was taken from the Red river
three miles north of the city this
morning and an inquest is being held
this afternoon but no clew was dis
covered as to the identity of the de-
ceased. The belief is that it's an
OTHER link in the chain showing that
a system of robberies have been car
ried on about the city and the VIC
tins cast into the river.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1907-06-13

II money Is your guide visit the
Clearance Sale. Chicago Clothing
Store.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1907-06-13

I have for sale few bushels Of seed
potatoes and some choice seed fax.
i. "a. Buchanan, Buchanan, Nd.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-07
TO CONQUER RIVER
 WITHIN TWO WEEKS Latest Break in Colorado River Will Be Completely Closed
 Shortly.

Within two weeks the Colorado will again be flowing in its original chan nei into the Gulf of California, in- stead of into Salton Sea Just how long the river will be peaceful remains to be seen, but it will be temporarily undercoDtrol at least
 Thousands of tons of rock have bern dumped into the river where the prt sent break Is to turn the stream and now the work is so well under way that there is no longer any doubt but that the present break will be completely closed.
 In the work of repairing the break a thousand men have been employed for nearly two months. The task was not so difficult as the one several months ago, but notwithstanding this the turning of the Colorado river back to Its old channel is no small feat at any time.
 The repair work was planned both times by Colonel Epes Randolph. IL was necessary to build trestle out into the river so that cars loaded with rock might be run out and dumped into the river to close the break
 It is likely that after the present work is completed that the banks of the Colorado win be strengthened to prevent future breaks. Unless this is done the river Is likely to again break from its old channel as soon as high water comes.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-07
BISBEE EXTENSION
 BEING TAKEN QUICKLY
Allotment of 5000 Shares to BiSbee Is Fast Being
 Applied For,

That the stock of the Bisbee Exten- sion company, the new mining cor. poration which has been flosted by local mining men is looked upon fav- orably hv local as we'll as outside people is evident from the manner in which the stock has been placed on the market was subscribed for. inaI the stock of the company will be oyer- subscribed is the opinion of the man agement of the new company, and for that reason it will be necessary to scale down all applicants for stock.
 Through some error it was stated yesterday that 30,000 shares Of the capital stock of fle corporation would be allotted to Bisbee but last even ing it was learned from F. L. Earring ton. president of the new company, that the amount stated was all of the stock of the corporation which would be put upon the market. and of this, 24, 900 shares had already been ap- piled for Harrington stated that the remaining 5000 shares would be put on the local market as that was all of the stock remaining.
 The Bisbee Extension company is capitalized at s400,000, divided into 40, ,000 shares at s10. Ten thousand shares will be placed in escrow to pay for the property. and the remain ing thirty thousand shares have been placed on the market.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-07
bISbEE BOYS ARE GETTING GOOD
 RESULTS
Make Another Strike. On Their Mining Property at Duluth Camp In Nevada In Past Few Days.

Frank Hargett. who is associated with Judge L. o. Ray, assemblyman from Nye county, arrived in Carson City last week and tells about the new gold camp of Duluth. which is located about GO miles northeast of Nina. Mir. Hargett brought the first news of a wonderfully rich strike in the Shide Tunnel of the Sonora Leas- ing company on the July claim. own ed by Nichols. Fife and Bills, the oI.- .ginal locators and founders of tnys Duluth district. The tunnel has reach cd distance of tS6 feet in the noun tain which gives over 300 feet depth on the lease.
 Mir. HarRet states that the new strike is one of the greatest ever made in Nevada: the Iessees are now in over twenty-five feet of free milling ore averaging better than $20O per ton. Only one wall so far has been found and from present indications the ore body will probably widen to fifty or 100 feet in width.
 Messrs. Hargett and Ray have an extension of the Sonora Lease, and are now working two shifts of men sinking to catch the rich ore body which passes through their ground. The Sonora Leasing company has just purchased In Reno 5000 ore sacks which have ben shipped by express to Nina, and will be sent out to Du- luth at once
 Mir. Hargett predicts wonderful future for the new camp of Duluth. and says he thinks it will surely make another Goldfield = Carson News. January 26. 1907.
 The Shide strike is the second largest strike made in Duluth camp on property owned by the Bisbee boys who are making history in Nevada. The first strike. as reported in the Review some time ago, has turned into another Mohawk and the firm of Nichols, Fife & Bills is making ship ments regularly of high grade ore to the Salt Lake smelters.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-07
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-Bar silver, 6Sizc. Mexican dollars, 53c.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-07
SCARLET FEVER BREAKS OUT
 AGAIN
This Time In Home of I. J.. Spalding on School HiII- Child Is Critically lII-No Epedemic Expected,

After several months during which not new case had been reported it was learned last evening that scarlet fever had again broken out in the city. although up to the present it is confined to one home. that of T. J. Spaulding. on School Hill.
 Yesterday afternoon one of the members of the Copper Queen medical staff was called in to attend one of the Spalding children, and on reach ing the house made an examination. He diagnosed the case as being scar let fever and at once notified City Physician Williams.
 Dr, Williams went to the house yes terday afternoon and also diagnosed the case as scarlet fever and Is talk ing steps 10 have the house quaran-
 tined in accordance with the proyis- ions of the statute.
 When asked by Review reporter last evening. concerning the case. Dr. Williams said:
 There is no doubt but that the child is suffering from scarlet fever. and is in a very critical conuIUIuu. Although 1 have been treating a case of scarlet fever at Lowell. this is the first which has been reported in Bisbee for more than two months. and the origin of the new outbreak | is hard to find. All necessary pre- cautions will be taken to keep the
 disease from spreu6ing, and I be ! lieve that if the people of the city [ will use ordinary care to keep their i children from the n3ghborhood of | the Spalding house so far as possible, tthere will not be any danger"
 The Spalding child is a 5-year-old boy and in the family are three other children. Ever since the epidemic
 which cost the lives of several chil dren in the city a couple of months ago, Mrs. SpaFding has been very careful with hex ch.ldren, keeping them close at home. Last Sunuay she
 allowed the boy to go down town, and it is thought that he contracted ! the disease at that time.
 Daniel McMillan. bartender for Fitzsimmons & Jennings. at Lowell, has been laid up with the disease at his home in the suburb. but was re- ported last evening as being very
 much improved and in fact convales cent.
 Measles also seem 10 nave become
 very prevalent during the past two
 weeks, many of the physicians of the ! city reporting that they have seen anywhere from three to five and ten cases and mostly in adults. At Iht
 present time it is known that in Bis bee there are more than twenty pee pie stuff firing from measles. AZ though the doctors state that none i of the, cases have entaiied any danger and that the disease very seldom re suits fatally. yet ii is advisable for all parents to use the utmost care to keep their offspring from probably a week or two of sickness.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-07
NEW THEATER IS PLANNED FOR
 B|SbEE
Occupants of 0ubacher Build ing Notified to Quit Building, Muheim Contemplates the Erection of Opera House.

In line with the improvements which are the order of the day in the city it was learned last evening that the Dubacher building, which has be- come literally landmark in the city, will be torn down, and in it's place will be erected a modern building, which will probably be used as a theater.
 Yesterday afternoon the occupants of the Dubacher building were notified by Joseph Muheim, the owner, to SC cure other quarters within the next thirty days, as at the end of that time the building would be torn down to make room for a modern structure. It is needless to say that this an nouncement came as not only a sur prise, but as a heavy blow to those occupying quarters in the, old-time structure, because of the fact that business locations are exceedingly hard to find in the city.
 The Bfsbee Evening Miner occupies portion of the building, and it will be especially hard on them as there Is not a location in the city available for the installation of a newspaper plant. Last evening Manager Kirk of the Miner stated that in the course of the afternoon he had taken the matter up with several of the local capitalists, and it is probable that 8 building will be erected on Upper Main street for the accommodation of the paper.
 The Dubacher site has always been looked upon as one of the best busi- ness localities in the city, and when it was stated that the owner intended to erect a theater on the premises great surprise was evinced. The re port states that Muheim intends to erect a One-story building which will be devoted entirely to theatrical pur. poses, with perhaps the addition of a bar and cafe.
 IL was impossible to get into com munication with Muheim yesterday, and on that account the full details of the matter have not as yet been ob- tained
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-07

Hot merchants lunch from 11:OO to 2:00 free at the Antlers' Bar.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-07
COAL COMPANY TO
 OPERATE iN VERAcRUz

The Allen Coal and Securities com pany. with a capital stock of s260,' 900. United States currency. has been organized with headquarters in Mex ico City, to develop and work new coal mines recently discovered in the state of VeracrL.
 The company controls sixty+five square miles of mineral land situated in the municipality of Ixhuatlan, dis trict of Chicontepec. within a rela- lively short distance of Mexico City, It is within easy reach of railroad transportation and a navigatse river. the Venasco offers an outlet to the gulf.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-07
LINCOLN ANNIVERSARY
 BANQUET AT PHOENIX

From returning visitors to Phoenix it is learned that the capital city Is to be the scene of an anniversary ban quet on Lincoln's birthday, the twelfth of the present month. The scene is to be the banquet hall of the Hotel Ad- ans, and the affair is being planned under the auspices Of the Republican members of the twenty-fourth legisla- ture, now in session at Phoenix.
 Several invitations have been ex- tended to prominent Democrats and Republicans alike throughout the ter ritory. and 1t Is expected that the event will be the crowning one of the current social season at the capital.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-07
GRAND JURY TAXES
 RECESS UNTIL CALLED
One Branch of Matter of sehnitz's
 Graft May Soon Be Decided.

sA NFRANCIsCo. Feb. 6.-The grand jury has taken a recess. sub ject to the call of Foreman Oliver Little or nothing will be done in the matter of graft investigation un.1l the courts have determined the status of prosecution.
 One branch of the matter before the state supreme court on application of Mayor Schmitz for writ of habeas corpus to take him out of the iuris- diction of Superior Judge Dunne. aiso attacking thesuficiency Of the indict- ments for extortion. The supreme court may hand down it's decision any day.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-07
coNFIRms SENTENCE.

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. s.-The emperor has confirmed the sentences passed by court-martial on Vice Ad- miral Nebogatod and other naval of fcers. Nebogatofr will be confined in E fortress for 10 years and the othern for various periods.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-07

If the republican party knew the actual dimensions of the presidential chair 1t would probably, in short or der. settle the dispute between Fair banks and Taft. Neither would be comfortable in . seat built for the other.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-07

Now that railroad passes are abol- ished. a new leather trust Is beins formed. and it will cost even more to walk.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-07

A woman magazine writer comes out with the assertion that "man is a plain necessity" And oy the same token some women. are ditto
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-08-08

of the property applied for is necessary or
proper for any of the causes mentioned in
section of this act, such court shall make
a final order, declaring such church, or
dissolving the same, and transferring any
property and the title and possession there
Of which may belong to such church., or
church and society, or society, or held Ia
trust for such church, or church and So
ciety. or society, and vest the same in
the said Wisconsin Baptist state conven-
ton; it being the intent and purpose of
this act to preserve to the Baptist de-
nomination of this state all property
owned by or held in trust for any such
for religious uses. This act shall not affect
reversionary interests of any person or per-
sons, in said property, or any valid legal
liens of creditors thereon.
Section f. Section 1, chapter 253, laws
of 1885, entitled, AN act to amend chap.
ter POI, Of the private and local laws OF
1852 is amended to read tOWit All per-
sons who are now, or hereafter may become
members of the Wisconsin Baptist state
convention, shall be and hereby are or
dained, constituted and declared to be q
body polite and corporate under the name
and style of the Wisconsin Baptist state
convention, and by that name they and
their successors shall be known in law, and
shall be capable of suing and being sued,
of pleading and being implicated, OF answer
ing and being answered unto, of defending
and being defended, in all suits, complaints,
matters, causes, courts and places what
ever, both in law and equity, OF acquiring
by purchase, gift or device, or otherwise,
or OF holding or conveying any real, per-
sonal, or mixed property, necessary proper
or expedient for the object of this incor-
poration.
Section 5. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage and
= Approved April 80, 1907
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-08-08
No. $50, Al Published May 9, 1907.
CHAPTER II, LAWS OF 1907.

No. $50, A. Published May b, 1907.
CHAPTER II, LAWS OF 1907.
AN ACT to amend section 4601b, statutes
of 1893, relating to label on baking pow
der. u
The people of the State of Wisconsin, repre-
sented in Senate and Assembly, do enact
as follows:
Section l. Section 46O1b, statutes of 1898,
is amended to read Section 4601b. Any
person who shall, by himself, his servant
or agent or by the servant or agent of any
other person, make manufacture baking
powder or any mixture or compound in
tended for use as a baking powder. or sell,
exchange or deliver, or have in his pos
session with the intent to sell or exchange,
or expose or offer for sale or exchange such
baking powder, or any mixture or compound
unless each receptacle or package In which
the same Is kept for sale or sold, has Sc
curely affixed in a conspicuous place upon
the side thereof, and plainly separated
from other reading matter, white or light
colored label, upon the outside face of
which label shall be printed in the English
language, with black ink, in type not
smaller than eight point. bold-faced, gothic
capitals, the name and address of the manu-
facturer of such baking powder, and the
words This baking powder Is composed
of the following ingredients and none
other" and Immediately thereafter upon the
same label, in color, style and manner
above specified, the name of each ingredient
contained in such baking powder. using the
name by which each ingredient is commonly
known, shall be punished as provided in
the next preceding section, provided, that
for the purposes of this act, alum In any
form or shape or any aluminium salt shall
be designated by the term alum.
Approved May 8, 1907.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-08-08
No. 952, Al Published May 9, 1907.
CHAPTER 70, LAWS OF 1907.

AN ACT to amend section 20, chapter 489,
laws Of 1905, making the same section
4560a-3. statutes Of 1898, relating to
dip nets in inland waters.
The people of the State of Wisconsin, repre-
sented in Senate and Assembly, do enact
Section tom T. Section 20, chapter 4s9, laws
4560a--3. 1t shall be unlawful and Is here
by prohibited to set. use or, operate, a
dip net. in any of the inland waters of
this state except in the streams or rivers
flowing into Lake Michigan within dis
lance Of three miles of the shore of said
lake, and in the waters herein enumerated
dip nets not to exceed fourteen feet in d1a-
meter with meshes not less than two inch
stretch measure, may be used only for the
purpose of taking and catching buHalo-nsh
carp eel-pout, .garfish, redhorSe and suckers.
(a) Every person using or operating
dip net under the provisions of this act
shall Immediately return to the waters from
fish, and if any such person shall be found
in possession Of game fish, 1t shall be deem
ed to be prima facie evidence Of a violation
Of this act.
(b) Any person violating any of the pro-
visions of this act shall be deemed guilty
of misdemeanor and shall upon convic-
ton thereof. be punished by fine OF not
fifty dollars and the costs of prosecution, or
by Imprisonment In the county jail OF the
county in which the offense was committed
not less than twenty days nor more than
sixty days, or by both such fine and I'M
prisonment in the discretion OF the court
Provided that the provisions of this act
shall not prohibit the taking Of rough fish
minnows under the provisions OF section 8,
chapter 489, laws of 1908.
AnnrOyed May 4, 1907.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-08-08

No 500 Al published May s, 1907.
CHAPTER 86, LAWS OF 1907.
AN ACT relating to bonds issued by cities
Of the first class. .s
The people Of The State Of Wisconsin, repre-
sented in Senate and Assembly, do enact
as follows
Section / All bonds hereafter issued by
cities ot the first class whether organized
under general or special charter, shall be
numbered consecutively in such manner as
the common council Of such city may by
ordinance prescribe shall be signed by the
mayor and clerk, sealed with the corporate
seal counters.gned by the comptroller. ana
attested by the commissioner OF public
debt of said city, and each and every bond
issued shall show on its face for what pur-
pose and by what authority 1t was issued;
and shalt have plainly engraved or printed
in figures ON some convenient place there.
on. a statement of the several amounts OF
the assessed value of the taxable property
in such city for the five several years next
preceding the issue of such bonds, and also
of the principal sum of the bonded debt OF
any such city issued and YET outstanding
exclusive of bonds heretofore issued by CIT
les Of the first class to railroad companies
Including the issue of which the bonds
bearing such statements shall be part.
Approved May z, 1907.