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Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23

Pushing on toward the day when Omaha
and Florence will be connected, three
acres of the old Chambers homestead,
north OF Grand avenue on North Twenty
fourth street, will be Gut into city lots and
placed on the market. The small syndicate
which has secured this property will buy
another tract IL possible and open 1t with
the Chambers tract. AS work has already
started near this tract, on the extension OF
gas mains and cement walks. the syndicate
will improve it and bring Florence a few
more rods nearer Omaha.
Besides this tract Collier place, which is
being pushed by Hastings & Heyden, has
made substantial progress during the sum-
mer, and many additions and tracts have
been subdlvided and sold for homes. The
steady increase in residences between
North Sixteenth street and North Twenty
fourth street has been assisted by Harrison
e. Morton, who have sold a tract in lots
north OF Ames avenue, while a number
Of homes have been erected along the
Twentieth street boulevard north of Fort
street.
Yes Omaha and Florence will touch al
no distant time. but l believe Florence will
be the quiet rural residence district which
lit is now for many years to come said
c. c. George. There are many tracts sold
in Florence, but many more to sell. il
will continue to be one Of the most de-
sirable far out suburban districts about
Omaha
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23

BY using the various departments OF The
Bee Want Ad Pages YOU get best results
at feast expense
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
A "scoop' thRt FAILED.

example and money became easy in that
bailiwick.-Louis Windmuellsr in Forum.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23

Regular meetings Of the Omaha Real Els
tate exchange will be resumed next week.
The exchange will have more than one
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23

After some little delay. due to many OF
the real estate dealers being absent from
the city, the exchange committee on Au-
dltorium bonds, Corn Exposition subscrip-
tons and the Missouri river navigation
have started to clean their states. The Au-
ditorium bond committee made good and
secured more than enough buyers for the
bonds which the exchange said its members
would take. The exchange plans for a
busy year, and expects to devote more
time than ever to advertising Omaha in the
east. having started a stream Of eastern
money toward tho west during the first
months of the year.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
TIMELY REAL ESTATE TALK
Another Creighton Addition is to Be
offered Soon.
OUTSIDE PROPERTY IN FAVOR
steady Demand for sites for Homes
in the suburbs Encourages the
Plating Of Many Vacant
Tracts.

within a short time, probably this fall,
the Creighton pasture" is to be divided
into city lots and put on the market in the
usual condition Of Creighton property,
first class and all modern The pasture
became somewhat famous in the old days.
It is located on Military avenue between
Patrick avenue and Seward streets and
west OF Forty-second street. D.. V. Sholes
who has made a success of dividing and
selling Creighton's first addition. in the
southwest part OF the city, will handle the
new addition, and now has a grading out
ut at work near the Belt Line, which
crosses the tract. The pasture is now in
corn and meadow, but when the graders
finish their work It will be one of the
most desirable tracts in the northwest part
OF the city. Not far from the rapidly
growing Clifton Hill addition, and with
good street car service. the addition Will
be attractive. II will be handled in the
same way in which the first Creighton adj
dition was handled-graded, sewers, gas,
electric light and shade trees all out and
ready to accommodate the home builders
before 1t is put on the market.
The pasture is to be divided because
there IL a demand for It at this time. For
many years Count Creighton refused to
sell the tract, though he had many offers.
1t is said he laughed at prospective buyers
and refused TO make any kind Of a deal.
holding that the tract was not needed and
he would not dispose of it. Since the set
Element OF the Creighton estate II has been
possible to offer the tract for sale, and in
the same time, the legitimate demand has
been created.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23

thing TO do as soon as the meetings BEGIN.
but the most important thing will be the
part the exchange hopes to take IN tho
charter revision. G. u. Harrison. chairman
Of the exchange committee. Is now I'm
Prince Edward island, after making a tour
Of cities Of the United states and Canada.
Toronto and Montreal have been the OBJ
jects OF some careful study by Mr.. Harri-
son. and he is expected to return for the
first meeting in September and take the
lead in the work for charter revision so
far as the real estate dealers are con-
cerned. Mr.. Harrison is an advocate Of the
commissioner plan Of government unless he
has found something better in Canada.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-04-18
fCHApTER 1901

lNIt-hl TN hSVsl
AN ACT TO repeal Section i0i. Article
IS. OF the Code Of Public General
Laws. title. Health" subtitle. "Prnc-
titioners Of Medicine" and to re-en-
act the same with amendments.
Be II enacted by the General Assem-
bly, OF Maryland. That Section 10l OF
Article 43 OF the Code OF Public Gen
eral Laws title. Health" subtitle
practitioners OF Medicine" be and
the same is hereby repealed and re-
enacted with amendments 40 as To read
as follows
Section LOT. ANY person shall be re-
garded as practicing medicine within
the meaning Of this subtitle. who
shall append 10 his or her name tie
words or letters "Dr. Doctor" N
D." or any other title in connection
with his name with the intent thereby
To imply that he or she H. engaged In
tho art or science Of healing. or IN the
practice Of medicine in any OF its
branches or who shall operate on pro-
TESS 10 heal prescribe for, or other
wise treat any physical or mental all
ment or supposed nilment of another
or who shall hire or FOR any gratuity
or compensation. either directly or In
directly to him or her paid undertake
by any appliance. operation or treat
ment OF Whatever nature. to cure. heal
or treat any bodily or mental ailment
or supposed ailment OF another: or who
for any hire gratuity or compensation
either directly or indirectly TO him or
her paid. by or for any patient, shall
undertake to treat heal. cure. drive
away or remove any physical or men
tai allment or supposed ailmcnt OF am
other 10y mental or other process. "x-
crcised or invoked on the part Of either
the healer or the patient or both; but
nothing herein contained shall be COLI
strued to apply To gratuitous services.
nor to any resident or assistant resi-
dent physicians or students ut hospi
tals In the discharge OF their hospital
or dispensary duties. or in the Office
~ phyylcians. or TO any physician o.
sur-eon from another state. territory
or district In which he residcs when IN
actual consultation with any Legal
practitioner 81 this State. or 90 com
missioned surgeons Of tile United Static
Army or Navy or Insane Hospital
EfTNlff OF oHAAhtthH NNf tNfN ftitftttHA| ttI
to mid wives or 20 masseurs or Other
manual MANIPULATED who use no other
means. nor shall the provisions of this
subtitle apply 10 physicians or SUR
geons residing on the borders 81 a
nelghboring State and duly authorized
under the laws thereof 20 practice
medicine or surgery therein. whose
pratice extends into the limits OF this
State. provided that such practitioners
shall not open an Office or appoint
places to meet their patients or re.
oeive calls within the limits Of this
State without complying with the pro-
visions Of this subtitle. provided. that
the same privileges be accorded to IL
censed physiclans OF this State; pro-
vided further, that nothing In this
subtitle shall annul any OF the pro-
visions OF ARTICLE %, title Dentistry. .
nor shall apply 10 any registered grad
uate of dsntIl surgery now prae,ieins
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ICHAPTER OG.l

AN ACT to add new section to Ar
ticle ls. title. "Chancery." subtitle.
Non Residents" Of the Code OF Pub
lie General Laws OF Maryland 1904
to be inserted after Section l2i Ar
ticle 10 and to be known as Section
l24A.
BE II enacted By the General As
sembly OF Maryland. That a new sec
tion be added to Article l6 Of the Code
OF Public General Laws OF Maryland
1901. to be inserted after Section 1874
Article iG. and to he known as Section
l24A. and 10 read as follows
Section l24A. In all cases where a
bill In chanccry may be filed for the
sale lease mortgage or other DISPOSE
ton Of land or TO effect any funds
which would descend rs real estate
and the owner OF the whole or OF any
part thereof or % any interest therein
whether resident or nonresident. is
dead and 1t IS not known To the com
plainant or complainants in said bill
whether or NOT said deceased person.
or persons left any heirs. or II there
are such heirs who they are or wheth-
Or they he residents of This state. or
non residents the said heirs may in
such bill OF complaint be described as
the unknown heirs of such deceased
person or persons. and the said bill or
complaint shall pray that they be pro-
ceedcd aga inst as non-rcsidonts
In All such cases the order of publi-
cation shall issue az OF course. In the
manner now. or which may be here
after prescribed by law for the issu-
ance OF the order Of publication against
on-residcnts and shall he published
and the publication thereof proved as
in cases 81 order Of publication against
residents. when such order OF
publication shall have been issued and
published as aforesaid all persons
who may be the heirs AT law OF such
deceased person or persons whether
they be residents or non-rcaldents
shalt be bound by the decree which
may he passed hy the court In said
case and all the right title and inter
est IN said land or In said fund owned
~ said decedent shall pass and be Ill
vested IN the decree that mag hC
passca in said cause
Section And be- It further enacted.
That This Act shall take effect from
the date ~ It's passage.
Approved March -. 1905
AUSTIN l. CRoTIIERs.
Governor.
JOSEPH u. SETH
President OF Senate
ENOs RAY. JR.
Speaker of House OF Delegates
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PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS.

in the State of Maryland. with sign
titles. Dentist" Surgeon Dentist"
Dental Surgeon" or 'Stometclogist:'
and provided further. that nothing
herein contained shall be 30 construed
as to prevent or in any way make I'M
lawful or interfere with the sale by
manufacturing. Wholesale or retail
druggists. or any persons dealing In
drugs or medicines OF any proprietary
or patent medicine or amy official OF
standard drug or medicine.
Section 2. And be II enacted. That
this Act shall take effect from the date
of its passage.
Approved March % 1905.
AUSTIN L. CRoTHERs.
Governor
JOSEPH i. SETH
President OF Senate
j. ENOS RAY. JR.
Speaker of House OF Delegates
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rcIIAprER sal

AN ACT to repeal aud rc-enact with
amendments Section sos OF Article
90. title "Testamentary Law" sub
title. Wills" OF tho Code Of Public
General Laws Of Maryland, adopted
by Chapter "a OF the Acts Of the
General Assembly OF Maryland or
1883; said section being identical with
Section 3l4 OF Article 90 OF the Code
of Public General Laws OF 1905. title.
Parliamentary Law" sub title.
Wills" prepared by Hon John I.
Poe and legalized and made evidence
by Chapter - Of the Acts OF 1908;
said section as repealed. and re-en-
acted hereby. TO stand in place OF
and az "a substitute for both said Soc
ton 307 OF said Article % OF the Code
~ 1855 and said Section 814 OF Ar
tlcie 80 o. said Code OF 1904
Section / BE 1t enacted By the GEN
cral Assembly OF Maryland. That Sec
tion 30T OF Article ss OF the Code OF
Public General Laws OF Maryland
adopted by Chapter ~ OF the Acts OF
1883 Of the General Assembly OF Mary
land. be and the same is hereby re-
pealed and rc-enacted so as to read
as follows
COZ All lands. tcnements and here
ditaments which might pass by deed
and which would. in case OF the pro-
prlctor dying intcstate. descend to or
devolve on his or her heirs or other
representatives. except estates tall and
all goods chattels. monies. rights. cred
Its or personal property of any kind.
which might pass by deed. bill OF sale
assignment or delivery and all rights
Of entry for condition broken. and all
rights and possibilities OF reverter
shall be subject to be disposed OF.
transferred and passed by his or her
last will or codicil and any testator
devislng real or personal property sub
ject to condition or conditions. may
devise or bequeath the right OF entry
or reverter which may arise on brench
Of such condition or conditions. under
the following restrictions.
Section 2. And be II further enacted.
That this Act shall take eject from
the date Of its passage
Approved March IS. 1905
AUSTIN l. cRoTHERs.
Governor
JOSEPH Il. SETH
President OF Senate
J. ENOS RAY. JR
Speaker OF House OF Delegates
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PUBLIC GENERAL Laws.
as Section s5A. to read as follows:

as Section s5A. to read as follows:
s6A. All Instruments. to-wit, deeds.
mortgages. releases. bonds of convey
ancc. bills OF sale chattel mortgages.
assignments OF mortgages and all con-
veyances OF real or personal property.
or OF any interest therein, which have
been heretofore executed and acknowl-
edged which have not been sealed
acknowledged. Witnessed or certified 10
according to the law then existing.
shall be and they are hereby made
valid to all intent and purposes as II
the same had been In such matter in
fun conformity with the law then In
force: provided. that such instruments
are In other respects legal and valid
and are duly recorded: and provided
further. that nothing in this section
shall affect the rights OF bona fide pur-
chasers or credits without notice. who
became SO prior to the passage OF this
Act
Section Q And be II further enacted.
that this Act shall take effect from the
date OF its passage.
Approved March 10. 1908.
AUSTIN H. CRoTHERs
Governor.
JOSEPH y. SETH.
President OF Senate.
j. ENOS RAY. JR
Speaker OF House OF Delegates.
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Az ACT 10 add an additionai SECTION &"
Article 10 81 the Code az Public Gem
ernl Laws. tltlc "Chancery sub.
title Pleading Practice ana Pro-
cess TO be- known as section a00E
and Go come IN aftcr Section ee0D OF
said Article as enacted by Chapter
s73 81 the Acts az 1905
Section ! &c. q orIctee 'y size Gem
eral Assembly of Maryland That an
additional section 10 Arsiel. IS ~ th@
Code % Public General Laws utie.
"Chancery. sub-tltl, Pleading Prac-
tice aud Process 90 he known as Sec
ton 2ooE. and 20 come iu after Section
econ Of said Article ~ enacted by
Chapter 37s 81 the Acts OF 1906 and To
read as follows
Section 2OoE Nothing in Sections
sO0A. :oOB coco and GOOD Of this Ar
ticle as said sections were enacted by
Chnnt.r a7s of the Acts 81 1916. shall
In any manner affect the rights of any
person or persons who may have be-
como entitled "a pr0ps riy lr the hands
Of any trustee executor. administrator
receiver or other fiduCiary prior 10 the
third day OF April 1906. being the day
Of the passage ~ Chapter 372 ~ the
Acts OF 1906. and who prior 10 the
said third day OF April 1906. shall have
hled In any Court ~ competent inris-
diction any bill or petition for the
transfer. delivery or distribution OF
property so iR the hands OF any such
fidueiary.
Section 2. And be It further enacted,
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ICHApTER Os.l

lCHAPTEK OS.J
AN ACT TO repeal Section II. Article
80. OF the Code OF Public General
Laws title. Landlord and Tenant
as repealed and re-enacted by the
Act OF 1904. Chapter SOS. exempting
certain articles from distress for
rent. and to re-onact the same with
amendments.
Section l. BE Il enacted By the Cen
eral Assembly of Maryland That Sec
tion II OF Article 90 OF tho Code OF
Public General Laws. title. Landlord
and Tenant" as repealed and re-en-
acted by the Act OF the General As
scmbly OF Maryland passed at the ses
sion of 1904. Chapter Sos. be and the
same is hereby repealed and re-en-
ncted with amendments to read as fol-
lows:
II. The following property shall BIO
exempt from distress for ront to-wit:
Every spinning wheel. loom. sewing
machine. typewriter. stove. cash-regis-
ter. plano. organ or other musical in
strumort not the property OF the ten
ant or rented. hired. or loaned 10 the
tenant; and every horse. carriage and
harness whip and robe. saddle and
bride. or motor vehicle and appurte-
nances not the property OF the tenant.
In any livery stable or garage. or which
may be stored with any keeper OF any
livery stable or garage or other per-
sons. or in any other place clubhouse
or barn OF the tenant. and all property
of any boarder or sojourner nj any
hotel tavern. public or private 5oard-
ing house; and any vehicle not the
property OF tho tenant in any shop for
repair: and the goods and chattels OF
the innocent tenant who has paid his
rent TO the owner OF the lcasehold
estate shall be exempt from distrain;
for ground rent II any due and owing
to the ground rent landlord by the
owner Of the lcasehold estate.
Section .. And be It enacted That
this Act shall take effect from the
date OF It's passage
Approved March is. 1908.
AUSTIN l. CRoTHERs.
Governor
JOSEPH y. SETH.
President Of Senate.
J. ENOS RAY. JR.
Speaker OF House OF Delegates.
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fcHAPTER ST.

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section l. be II enacted hy the Gen
crai Assembly o. Maryland Ihat the
act Of lAsS. Chapter 400 OF the Soae
OF Fubilc I-oca4 LAWS renting 10 me
hours q ihpor OF mechanics ana iapof-
erS upon CITY work ne ana the same IS
hefeoy repeated ana re-ehac'"d /" '"Ad
as follows
Section Ihat eisht honsS snail
constitute a days WORK fer ali labor
ers w"rkmen or mechanics VINO may
be employed by or on behalf 81 the
Mayor ana clty council OF Baltimore
except in cases OF extraordinary em'r-
geney which may arise "a 'imc of war
or in cases where i may br necessary
TO work more than eight hours per
calendar day. for the protection OF prop
crty or human life. provided that in
Az 7ach cases the laborer. workman
or meoh Inic SO employed and WORKING
60 exceed eight hours per calendar day
shall be paid on the basis ~ eight
h'Hrs constituting q htS ""T a. pro-
ydcd further. that not less than the
current rates OF per diem wages ~ the
!o~aEty whore the wo7k = .eff"rTc, 1.
stall be paid TO laborers. wOrkmen
and mechanics so employed BY or on
behalf Of the Mayor and city Council
Of Baltimore. and iaborers. workmen
or mechanics employed by contractors
or suh-contractors in the execution OF
any contract or contracts within tho
City of Baltimore or any pubic work.
shall be deemed IN he employed by or
on behalf ot the Mayor and city Coun-
eli % Baltimore.
Section 2. And be - further enacted.
Tint all contracts hereafter made by
or on behalf Of The Mayor and city
Council Of Baltimore. with any person
or persons or corporation. :o- the per
formancc ~ any work with the city
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[CHAPTER Ii5.1

i1EfhN i EN- hApsI
AN ACT to repeal Section 335 Of Ar
ticle 81 OF the Code of Public Gener-
nj Laws OF the State OF Maryland
title. Grimes and Punishments." sub
title. Murder" and re-enact the
same with amendments.
Section l. BE II enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly OF Maryland. That Sec
tion 1916 OF Article 81 OF the Code Of
Public General Laws OF the State OF
Maryland. title Grimes and Punish
ments," subtitle. Murder" be and the
same is hereby repealed and rc-cnact-
ed with amendments so as to read as
follows:
Section ss5. Every person convicted
Of murder in the first degree. his or
her aiders. abettors and counsellors
shall suffer death or undergo coniinc-
ment in the Pcnitentiary OF the state
for the period OF their natural life. In
the discretion OF the court before whom
such person may be tried.
Section >. And be il enacted. That
nothing in this Act shall be construed
so az In any manner to affect the pro-
secution of any offence which may
have been committed prior to the pass
age of this Act or the punishment
provided for such offence
Approved March %. 1908
AUSTIN l. CRoTHERs.
Governor.
JOSEPH y SETH.
President OF Senate
j ENOS RAY JR..
Speaker OF House OF Delegated
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PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS.


erai Assembly ~ Maryland That the
code Of Public General Laws Of MARY
land $500. Article y. Sections III
i1N. iI9 and $50. title, Grimes ana pun
ishments.' subtitle. "Fraud-StalIlon'-
lly Owners or Agents OF, be anu the
same are hereby repealed an re-enacted
so rs To read as follows.
section III. Every owner Of ag mt
who may have the custody 81 control
OF any stallion or jhck-ass. who shan
charge a fee for the services OF soeh
stallion or jack-ass. snail before al
vertis.ng or Offering such service 10
the rgh!ic for any Zee, reward 90 COM
prasatiou. flo with the Clerk q the
circuit Court for the county In whicl.
spch owner or owners. agent or ssents.
reside. or in which such stallion or
jack-ass shall be kept for service or y
such service shall be offered 10 the CITY
~ baltimore. thcr with the Cler!; OF
the Court - Common Pleas written
statement giving the name. age. pedi-
gree and record. II known and n not
known. then that the same IL unknown.
the description. terms and conditions
upon which such stallion or Jack
Will serve. UpoE Ming such statement
the clerk Of the Circuit Court for the
County. or ~ the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Baltimore. az the case may
be. shall issue certificate or license
to the owner or owners. agent or
agents having the custody and control
ot such stallion or jack-ass. that such
q statement has been Med in his office:
the owners. or agent or agents. Of the
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TcIIAPTER Ios.1

AN ACT TO add an additional section
To Article twenty-one CAD OF the
code OF Public General Laws of
Maryland OF 1904. title. Conveyance
ing" 10 follow Section So. and to be
designated as Section s5A. validat-
ing defective conveyances OF real or
personal property.
he II enacted by the General Assem-
bly, OF Maryland. That an additional
Section TO be added to Article ~ OF the
Code OF Public General Laws OF Mary
land OF 1904. title. "conveyancing." TO
follow Section So and to be designated
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PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS.
Baltimore city Jail.

Baltimore city Jail.
Section 6. And be It further enacted
That this Act shall take effect from
the date OF its passage.
Approved March ~. 1905.
AUSTIN H. cROTHERS.
Governor.
JOSEPH u. SETH.
President of Senate.
j. ENOS RAY. JR..
Speaker Of House OF Delegates.
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PUnLIC GENER ~ LAWS.

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P"''''9 ''F the ''o'u'''" '"''''''
section ! BE It enacted by the Gen.
cral Assembly x Maryland That ~
shall ho unlawful FOR amy person. core
pora,io1. association or institution to
bring or send. or receive or cause To he
brought or SEM or received into tire
STATE 10 Maryland any actpal pauper.
vtgrnnt criminal. corriSible. insare
or helpless crippled or diseased child
for the purpose of placing such child n
any home Maryland or procuring the
placing " such child ~ Maryland b
indepwre adoption or otherwise with
out first obtaining the written consent
Of tn Board ~ state Aid and Charities
~ Maryland. and complying with the
foilowing requirements Before suea
person. corporation. association or in
s'i'ut'oh snail Rr'ns OF 'ena or re-
cs'Fe' 90 cause 20 pe of"uEh' o' S.'''
or r"''iVe" any Su'h 'h''u INT" ms
Si'.ac' iAey sh"Ii IiFh'Sh 20 "" "iiu
BtxAEi ~ state Aha ana CHARITIES -
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PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS.

That this Act shall take effect from
the date OF its passage.
Approved March II. IeOs.
AUSTIN i. CRorHERS.
Governor.
JOSEPH Il. SETH.
President Of Senate.
J. ENOS RAY. JR..
Speaker of House OF Delegates.