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Notice for Publication.
Department Of the Interior,
Land Office at Las Cruces. N. MeS

January IS, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that Katherir
Word, of Deming, N. Mex, has filed
notice OF her intention to make final
five year proof in support Of her claim,
viz: Homestead Entry No. 5lO9 made
Jan. %, 1907, for the \. L. / of Section
., township p s., Range 10 W.. and
that said proof will be made before
Is. y Mckeyes, U. S. Court Commits
sloner, at Deming, N. Mex, on March
II, 1907.
She names the following witnesses tc
prove her continuous residence upon
and cultivation of, the land, viz:
Henry Coleman, James A. Watkins
Frank Evans, and Alex. w. Wilson, al
OF Deming, N. Mex.
EUGENE VAN PATTEN, Register
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Remaining uncaled for in the Post.
Office for the week ending Feb. Ord.
1897.
Wisniwiskl, Stefania.
Weldy, j. H.
Walters, w. R.
Walker, Ira.
Vega, Nelson.
Tailor, Farber
Spitz, Edward.
Smith, Joe.
Ausherman, Amos B.
Deuot, JOS.
Foster, Mrs, Pauline.
Hodges, ice.
Lopese, Jose Maria.
Nickles, Tom.
Nickles, Joe.
Nord, Lee.
Ramirez, Doroteo.
Rubio, Jesus.
Please say advertised and give date.
EDw. PENNINGTON. P. NJ.
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Observation-Disclosures
! Church Directory
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81

METHODIST Preaching services every Sunday
at II am. and 1850 pm. Sunday school a, 9'io a.
m. Junior League Mt 3 y. m. Epworth League
at $50 p. M, Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
nj o'clock. W. r. FoULKs Pastor.
ST. LuKn's EPISCOPAL. Services first and
second Sunday In each month; Sunday School al
10 A. m. every Sunday.
PREsmrERIAS' Preaching every Sunday at
la m. and 80 y. m. Christian Indeavor at
Gas D. m. Sunday School at 9i5 a. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at 1880.
WV. SicKLEs. Pastor.
CATHOLIC Sunday school at loa m.
IGI.EsIA METoDIsTA EPISCOPAL
Eseucla Dominica cada Domingo n las TO- Pre-
diracion a laf II a. m. va last y. m. liga Ep-
worth las dc la tarde Cultos de oracion los
Juevoz. Sc cNticnde lnvitaeion a todoa.
DloNlClO CoSTALEs. Pastor.
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Samson windmills and Cushman en-.
ginss are world heaters.
KNOWLES K ROLAND, Agents
Deming, N. NJ.
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FRIEND TO FRIEND,

ThS personal accommodations Of PEG,
pie who have been cured Of coughs and
colds by chambcrlains Cough Remedy
have done more than all else 10 make Il
staple article Of trade and commerce ovei
a large part of the civilized world.
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SECRET
SOCIETIES

Dcning Chapter. No 2. r. \. H.. meets second
Thursday IN each month Ia Masonic hall. Gold
avenue, A. 4, ltNhh' sec
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Sarah Rebckak Lodge No g. Meet on the .ri
9Th THURSDAY ~ each month
Miss MAUD iuGurs. Miss ROsr CpN,EIGf.
Noble Grand. S,rg,ta..
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Dcmiur Council No. !. Il. & $. ". meets ever
Thursday In each month IN Masonic hall. Gold
avenue. q, a. SHkIiLRD i. l. w.
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McGoriy CommaEdcry 80 { X. T.. meets a.,
e. ID avenue. ~. ptSSiNcToN. Rec.
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List Of Letters

Remaining uncalled for in the Post
Office for the week ending Feb. Ord,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-02-22

p...irr b. GOO ~ e.. A. = 2 A. t.. meets the
irs' be-, o. ,c. 20 NOT the Masonic hail
Co. Asergc. q. A. fENlg. Secretary.
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Defining Lodge No. q. |. q. o. I. meets Very
Monday night AZ Odd Fellow hall. corner Silver
avenue. W. /. RUSSELL. Scc'y.
A WrENS. &c.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-02-22

D,m.ng Encumprcnt Noa I O.OF meets ever
~ and 3nl Saturday " each month
e.. l.. Hubbard. C.P IL. Taekett. Scribe
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Huachuea Tribe No Is. Improved Order Of
Rel Men. meet cy"ry month 2nd and ith Mclncs
day IN X. o. +. hall. SACuEN J. 10. Sutton.
Chief - Records Talley Cook
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Ruth HAPPIER No. 9. %. T.. S.. meets frst an,
third Tuesdays u each month m Masonic bal
Gold avenue. Ags, J. q. Molr Sec
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-08-08

No BY2, 81 Published June %, 1907
CEIAPTER $50, Laws OF 1907.
An ACT to create section 4C6os-12 of
for ash, bulIhsads In possession and
number of bass in possessions and to
repeal sections ~ 9SI ss and &c r. shaP-
ter 49, oa 1owg .r o. u dsG sso ana section
represented In Senate and Assembly do
s seson a. !, f'i! FSsrs i. .Adsd 20 the stat
utes new section to read Section
4S80a-19. It shall be unlawful and Is
hereby prohibited to take, catch, or kill,
ever, any large or small mouth black bass,
Oswego bass, or yellow bass, In any OF
fhs waters OF this state, between the fret
day Of March and the 10th day Of June
nsa x Sq fS slg Green lake. in Green Lake
county, the closed season for bass OF any
variety shall be from the frst day OF
5. In DEVILS Lake in Sank county the
closed season for ell fish shall DO from
d dns Of a't 9un a"g next succeeding Dsss
.. In Mirror lake and Dell Greek in
Sank county, the closed season for all fish
shall be from the 10th day Of December
until the 18th day Of June next succeeding
d. In Laks de Neveu In Fond du Lac
county, the closed season for all fsh ex-
cept carp shall be from the first day of
SepremDeE I'd Cne AVen udy VI ""he H0A|
.. In Lakes winnebago, wlnneconne,
Butte des Morris, Little Lake Butte des
Morris, Poygan and those parts of the Fox
and Wolf rivers which connect said lakes,
the Big Wolf river up to the dam at Sha-
wano there shall be no closed season ex-
cept for black bass, Oswego bass, yellow
bass and sturgeon, and for the above emu
merated fish the closed season provided for
In the first paragraph of this act shall
apply;
f. In all inland waters except as here
in specified, the closed season for game
fish, except bass and brook trout Of any
variety shall be from the first day of
March to the 25th day of May next sue
ceeding; in Beaver Dam lake or pond,
Dodge county, the closed season for pick
erel shall be from the first Of March to
the 10th of May next succeeding;
g. 1t shall be unlawful to have over f1f-
teen of any black bass, Oswego bass or
yellow bass In possession at any one time
or to take or retain any Of the above
enumerated bass Of q length isSs sAaa
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meeting held within 80 days after this
act goes into effect and thereafter at Its
annual meeting next preceding the general
election of county officers, fix the salaries
to be paid to such assistants at not more
than four thousand dollars nor less than
two thousand dollars per annum, and
when so fixed such salaries shall be the
the salaries of such assistants during the
term of the district attorney making such
appointments, and be payable from the
treasury of such county at the same time
that the salaries of other county officers
are paid.
4. In case of the failure on the part
of the board of supervisors to fix the
salaries of such assistants within or at
the time and within the limits herein spec
ified the district attorney of any such
county may prescribe the salary of such
assistants, within the limits named, and
the salaries SO prescribed shall be the sal
aries of such assistants during the term
of such district attorney.
5. The district attorney making such
appointments shall notify the board Of SUI
pervisors of his county of the making
thereof, and such appointees shall there
upon enter upon the discharge of their
duties.
Section 3 The provisions of section
751a Of the statutes, in 80 far as the
same shall relate to assistant district at
torneys, shall become imperative In any
Approved June "A, 1907.
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No o e. u.s. p1 laws ~ u Is 1907 7'
An ACT to appropriate the sums Of money
herein named 30 the Wisconsin indus
The people Of tho stats Of Wisconsin,
represented In Senate and Assembly, do
enact as follows: ,
sted out Of any money in the general
WISCONSIN Industrial school for girls, the
following sums Of money
Of buildings and care Of propsrty belong
ing to the state Of wisconsin, and occu-
pied by said school at North Point, in
Ess. state Of Wisconsin,, during tho a sa-
the Sum n" Of ten thousand dollars;
q For new boiler and necessary changes
house, twenty-five hundred dollars;
8. For necessary industrial appliances
and work in said school, two thousand
dollars,
adopted and 10 contract or contracts shall
be entered into by the Wisconsin indus
trial school for girls, for the remodelingi
refgrnishng, repairing. and renovating Of
structure Of said buildings, furnishings
therefor, or thing specified in this act until
Of the total cost thereof shall first have
been submitted to and in writing ap-
proved by the governor Of the state who
shall withhold such approval until be
shall satisfy himself by o. personal exam
nation of the same or by such other
means as he in his discretion may adopt,
and that any such building, structure re-
structure or rebuilding said buildings, or
thing can and will be re-erected and fully
completed comp according to such plans or con
tracts for the sum Of money not exceed
ing the amount hereby appropriated for
such particular purpose.
Section g. A correct account shall be
kept by the managers of said school of
the expenditures Of such sums hereby APP
propriated. and the same shall be reported
to the governor and legislature in the
next annual or biennial reports of said
school
Section 4. This act shall take effect
and publication.
Approved June "a 1907.
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No. o ia s58, F LAWS OF }Fly 1897 1901
AN ACT to amend sections 4044c and
4944d Of the statutes, relating to Wis
consin state reformatory.
The people Of the State of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly, do
enact as follows:
Section /. Section 4e44c is amended to
belong to one of the following classes may
be committed to the reformatory: First
Persons convicted the first time Of fell
Ony, that is Of an Offense that may be
punished by imprisonment In the state
prison, and who when so convicted were not
over thirty years Of age, and not under
sixteen years of age when committed to
class t6ree ana we're not do GTySed Of
murder in the first or second degree. Sec
ond. Persons of like age convicted for
the frst time Of any misdemeanor which
may be punished by imprisonment In the
county jail for one year or more.
Third. Persons Of like age previously
convicted of any felony or mlsdemeanor
shall have been committed for such Of
Tense to the Wisconsin Industrial school
for boys; and Fourth. Inmates of the
Wisconsin industrial school for boys not
under sixteen years OF age when commit
ted to the reformatoTy, to be selected as
hereinafter provided.
Section 2. Section A944d Of the statutes
is amended to read Section 4944d, Amy
classes may, at the discretion of
the trial court, be sentenced directly to
the reformatory and may be so sentenced
for specific term, not less than
one year, within the limits of
imprisonment prescribed by law for the
offenBe of which he is convicted, which
term shall commence at the time pre-
scribed in section 4733 of these statutes
for the commencement of terms of SEN
tence to the state prison. Such
sentence to the reformatory shall be sub
ject to the power of release from actual
confinement by parole or absolute dis
charge hereinafter conferred or by pardon.
Approved June d. 1907.
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No. ssa sa RSH LAWS 'S IF i iso7 1907
AN ACT to amend section 20, statutes Of
1898, as amended, relating b the notice
of election by the secretary OF state.
The people Of the State Of wisconsin,
represented In senata and Assembly, DO
Section /. Section 90, statutes Of 1923.
is amended to read: Section 90. 1. Thi
secretary Of state, between the kEgt d2y
Of August and tho 6rwt Gay OF
september in each year In which state ON
GERS, representatives In congress- memDera
of the assembly and state senator's are 30
be elected for q full term of once, or In
which electors Of president and vtoe-prea-
ident are to be elected, shall make out
notice In writing stating that at the next
general election to be held on the Tuesday
next succeeding the hrst Monday In NO
so many of such officers az are then TO be
chosen, are to DO elected, and specifying
In the case Of such representative ana
senators the respective districts in which
printed at the seat OF government once In
each week from the date OF such notice
until the election to which It refers.
g. The compensation for the publication
of such notice shall not exceed nfY cents
cents per folio for any subsequent inser-
lions. the secretary OF state shall trans
NIT By mail hkS notice TO the county
clerk OF each county, specifying the said
officers to be voted for in said county, and
in case Of senator, this number on DIS
ment or other question TO be submitted 70
the electors Of the state Tor a populas
vote
Approved June ID, 1907.
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No o a39 So, e LAWS '9 " Is 1s 1907
AN ACT to appropriate certain sums o&
money to the normal school fund in
rnents to the normal school buildings at
River Falls, Oshkosh and Superior.
The people Of the State Ct Wisconsin.
represented IN Senate and As"aneiy' do
s Section Is l. . There is hereby apprOpri-
ated from the general fund Of the stats
out Of any money not otherwise appropri-
ated, to the normal school fund income
ing an addition to the normal school build
Ing In the city Of River Falls and furnishing
and equipp!ng the same Such money shall
be expended in such manner and at such
regents OF normal schools shall seem best
Section 2; There Is hereby tspprOpri-
ated, to the normal school fund Income,
the sum OF forty thousand dollars for
building a new gymnasium and furnishing
e oaS room for l sse
training department. and domestic science
st the normal school in the city Of Osh-
kosh. Such money Rha!i be expended IN
Judgment Of the board Of regents Of nor
NAL schools shall seem best.
Section 8, There is hereby .ssppropri'
ated from the general fund OF the stats
priatsd, to the normal school fund in
come, the sum Of forty-Gve thousand DOL
lars for building an addition 20 the nor
NAL school building in the city o.. Superior
and furnishing and squipping tha same.
Such money shall be expended in such
manner and at such times, 90 In the 5udG-
Hncnt Of the board of regents Of normal
schools shall seem best
Section 4. 1t Ia hereby provided that
no plan or plans shall Be adopted and
no contract or contracts shall be entered
into by said board Of regents for the
building Of said gymnasiuE9n, and additions
plan or plans and contract or contracts
with the total cost of each, shall have been
submitted to, and In writing approved by,
the governor of the state, who shall with
hold such approval until he shall have sat
OF the same and BY such other means a.
he in his discretion may adopt that ouch
buildings and additions can and will be
fully completed, according to such plan or
plans and contracts or contracts, Tor the
amounts hereby provided for each particu
Section i. This act shall take effect
and be In force from and after it's passage
and publication.
Approved Juns "a, 1907.
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No. GIT, Al Published June 20, 1907.
CHAPTER 352, LAWS OF 1907.


CHAPTER $50, LAWS OF 1907.
AN ACT to create sections 1797-11m and
1797-12n, Of the statutes, relating to
spur tracks.
represented In Senate and Assembly, do
enact as follows:
Section 1. There are added to the stat
utes two new sections to read: Section
1707-11m. Every railroad shall provide
a reasonably adequate and suitable spur
track to and upon the grounds OF any
mill, elevator, storehouse, warehouse, DOCK,
wharf, pier, manufacturing establishment,
lumber yard coal dock or other industry
or enterprise, wherever such spur track
does not necessarily exceed two miles in
length, and Is practically indispensable to
the successful operation Of any such in
dustry or enterprise, and shall connect
ouch spur track with it's main track and
operate the same in connection Herewith
provided that such railroad may request
the person or persons, firm, corporation or
to pay the legitimate cost and expense Of
acquiring, by condemnation or purchase,
the necessary rights of way for such spur
track, and of constructing the same, In
shall be deposited with the railroad before
the railroad shall be required to incur any
expense whatever therefor. No railroad
shall, however, be required to provide a
spur track where It Is unusually unsafe
and dangerous. This section shall not
apply to cities of the first class
Section 1797-12n. In case OF the fail
ure or refusal Of any railroad to comply
with any Of the provisions Of this act, the
person or persons, arm, corporation or
association aggrieved thereby may ale.
complaint with the railroad commission
setting Forth the facts, and the said com
mission shall investigate and deter
mine the matter in controversy, in &C.
cordance with the provisions OF chapter
362 Of the laws of 1905, and of this act,
and any order 1t shall make IN said pro-
ceeding shall have the same force and
effect as an order In any other proceeding
properly begun under and by virtue Of the
Of 1905.
Section O. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after Its passage
and publication.
Annrovad JunA q 1907
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No. 500, Al Published June g. 1907
CHAPTER 364 LAWS OF 1907.

a.
CHAPTER 854, LAWS OF 1907.
AN ACT to amend section S03, statutes Of
1893 relating 10 the assessment Of dam
ages and costs incurred for taking phi
vate property for public squares, grounds,
THE pare people lss"e Of he state of Wisconsin
represented in Senate and Assembly, DO
enact "a follows:
Is amended TO read: Section eOa. i. For
the purpose Of payment OF the expenses,
including all damages and costs incurred
for the taking Of private property and
the last preceding section the village
board may, by resolution lsvy and assess
expenses, as a tag upon such property
fted thereby, making therein q list there
of in which shall be described every lot
or parcel Of land 90 assessed with the
name Of the owner thereof, II known, and
q. Such resolution, signed by the prGgi-
dent and clerk, shall be published once In
each week for two weeks in q newspaper
published regularly in such village, or II
There be no such newspaper three copies
thereof shall be posted by the clerk In
three of the most public places In such
vag nd ne 1Se sFew ta a s1ss b 81
will meet at their usual place Of meeting
and hear all objections which may DO
made to such assessment or to any part
thereon.
s, At the time so rxed the said board
shall meet and hear all objections, and
fog that purpose may adjourn from day
to day, not more than three days, and
may By resolution modify such assessment
in whole or In part. At any tune be-
fore the Grgt day Of November thereafter
any party liable may pay any such tax
to the village treasurer. On such nrst
day of November, II any such tax re-
mains unpaid, the village treasurer shall
make q certified statement showing what
taxes 90 levied remain unpaid, and hle
the same with the village clerk, who shall
extend the game upon the tax roll Of such
villaGa. Ia addition to and as part Of all
other village taxes therein levied ON such
land, to be collected herewith.
Section 2. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and afte& Its passage
and publication.
AsaS,nnund YnmA "a 1901
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" CHAPTER 842, LAWS OF 1907.
AN ACT to create section 1068d Of the
statutes. requiring life insurance com
panies to report to the commissioner of
Insurance all contributions made for
political purposes
The people Of the State OF Wisconsin, rep
resented IN Senate and Assembly, Go
enact as follows
Section l. There Is added TO the stat
utes, new section to read Section
1958d. As q condition precedent to the
issuance of license TO transact life insur-
ance company shall file with the comnis-
sioner of insurance d statement verified
by It's president and secretary, setting
forth O schedule showing In detail, the
moneys, property and other consideration
paid or Contributed, directly or INDIRECTLY,
or used or offered or agreed to be paid in
aid Of any political party, company or
organization, or for and in cid OF any
corporation, joint stock. or. other organ
ical purposes or for or in aid Of any cam
didates Tor political Office, or for nomina-
ticn for such Office Or for the reimburse
ment or naturalization Of any person for
property go used the names and addresses
Of parties companies or organizations 20
whom paid, the time, place and amount
80 disbursed or paid, and that such dis
bursements have been truly entered upon
tina books Of the company, together with
as the commissioner OF insurance may re-
Quire.
be In force from and after Its passage and
Approved June ~, 1907.
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No PIP, 81 Published June "a, 1907
CHAPTER 336. LAWS OF 1907.

AN ACT to appropriate to James A.
Frear, H. L. Ekern, w. s. Braddock,
G. q. Beedle, B. S. Potter, Jacob Rum
mel, Julius F.. Roehr, George Wylie,
Duncan McGregor, Fred Petersen, Jr.,
therein named.
The people of the State of Wisconsin, rep
resented in Senate and Assembly, do
enact as follows
Section l. There is hereby appropriated
out of the money In the state treasury, not
otherwise appropriated. to James A. Frear,
II. Z. Ekern, w. S. Braddock, G. E.
Beedle, b. S. Potter, Jacob Rummel and
Julius e. Roehr the sum of $4,000 each,
and to George Wylle Duncan McGregor,
Fred Petersen, Jr, and John S. Donald the
sum of four hundred and fifty dollars
each
Section 2. This act shall take effect and
be In force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved June %, 1907.
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No 497 Al Published June %, 1907.
err Il PTiRR 261 LAWS OF 1907

" CHAPTER s51, LAWS OF 1907.
AN ACT to create section 761d of the
statutes relating to the employment OF
assistants to the district attorney in
any county containing a city of the frst
class.
The people of the State of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly, do
enact. as follows:
There is added to the statutes new
section to read Section 751d. 1. The
district attorney of any county containing
a citv of the first class, may appoint four
regular assistants and such further num-
Der as NAV be authorized by the board
of supervisors. Such assistants shall each
have practiced In this state at least two
wears prior to such appointment.
2 Such assistants shall have the pow
ers and perform the duties Of the dis
dictments and informations
s. The board Of supervisors may at any