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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-02
REGAL SHOES.

Our prices on all low cut Regal
Shoes are little less than they stand
70 cost Us in stock and We have a very
good assortment Of sizes in nearly all
styles. The "a 90 Shoe we have
only in one style and on this we are
taking . good liberal loss to close
with the Others
All Of our $3.50 Regal Shoes in 2
and 3 e. Butcher Oxfords, also Rus
sian Calf, King Calf, Patent Leather
and King Kid, any Of these now at
only SO. 90 per pair
One style, all sizes. Russian Calf
Butcher Oxfords, our $500 low
Shoe, at same price, So so per pair.
CA good loss here, but il helps to
clean up the stock.)
If you have never worn Regal
Shoes and thought them high priced
here will be your chance to Get a very
low price
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-02
TALK OF THE TOWN


Special meeting of Hose company No.
at the central FIRE station tonight at
Z o'clock.
If your milkman does not furnish You
all the milk and cream that you want.
Just hail Martins milk cart, We have
enough for you, and it is not the Hol-
stein kind.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Canadian club win be held At their rooms
in the Quinlen building, Tuesday even
ing. August 3, at 7s9o. A large attend.
anee is desired.
The Ladies' Catholic Benevolent asso.
citation win hold a regular meeting in the
X. Of q, hall Tuesday evening, Aug. 3,
at 7 40 o'clock. All dues must be paid
at this meeting
Adventures Of Fifue at the Thea
torinm he story deals with he esoapade
OF 3 school girl IT Il well worked out
and sceniealiY noteworthy. Egyptian
Mystery" is infinitely superior in SUBJ
ject and development o the usual run Of
trick pictures. All the incidents are
amusing, causing hearty laughs.
Sweet and Twenty" the Comique
theatre to-day and tomorrow, a comedy
drama from the Biograph studio This
picture Is pretty little comedy present
ed ia the most dainty manner imagin.
able. The comedy touches throughout
are most capably acted and the environ
ment selected shows the usual car ais to
detail and distinetiveness Of preceding
pictures Jealousy and the
Man. another pleasing Biogaph com
edy containing laughable difficulties Of
q Jealous husband.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-02
STRAW MATING SUIT CASES,

We are pleased with the way our
Suit Cases have been going the last
few days, but we still have too many
AT the following low prices Saturday
night should sec US without Case
Full sized Straw Mating Suit Cases
with leather corners and best clasps
and locks, regular 81 90 Case. now
at only 81. 10 each. We have paid
as high As 81. 50 net for these Cases
Same case IS above vita shirt waist
pocket, full size Of the Case This
Is our S2.2S Case. now at y 40.
Mating Case with straps around
both ends Thisis for quality one Of our
best and our S. 50 Case az 81 9S.
Extra size Mating Case with leath-
er strap holding pockets, our S32S
Case, now At 81. 90.
Extra large Mating Case, the same
as above. with shin waist packer ex-
ira, the same grade as above. our
So 50 Case, now at 80 9S. Man
So 90 Case at same price, 50 9S.
These Cases with these prices
should appeal to you as very cheap.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-02
A. P. Abbott 60 CO.
TALK OF THE TOWN

Ladies' and misses sailor waists, Csc,
AT Yaughan's.
irwin Lucia went 70 Cabot to-day for a
few days visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hutchinson went
to Barton to-day for a weeks visit.
Miss Eugenia Ashline returned to her
home in ST. Johnsbury to-day after a
two weeks visit with friends in this
city.
r. w. Bancroft and James Hayes Of
this city in company with J. X. Lille
Of Montpelier left Saturday for an auto.
mobile trip to New York.
Charles p Beaulieu returned last night
from Burlington, where he went to visit
his sister, Miss Mary BeauHeu, who
recently underwent an operation at the
Fanny Allen hospital
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-02
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Miss Ethel Wilon went TO Old Orchard,
Maine, to-day for the remainder Of tho
season.
Harry Page and Glenn Tibbetts Of this
city visited friends and relatives in
Plainfield yesterday.
When Edward Afudgett returns to his
home in San Francisco, from whence he
was called By the death Of his mother,
Mrs. J. q AIudgett he win be accom-
panied b. his father who win make his
home in that city.
Lyle H Perry Of this city and Fred II.
Whittier Of Montpelier leave tomorrow
for New York. where they viii join the
Three Twins theatrical company IA
play in The eompanys orchestra f0r
a nine months trip through the West
Mr. Perry played with the same CONE
pany last season.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-02
WASH eOODs.

First we have about 600 yards Of
best quality &c Prints that are mussed
up or in short lengths. These 60
onto our tables now at 4c per
yard.
One lot Of staple styles in Apron
Ginghams now at &c per yard
All Of our Csc colored Msreerized
Checked waistings now going a
half price
All Of our lsc Mercerized Cotton
Tafsta now at ~ lie
Pink, Blue Lavender. Blue Striped
3oc Suiting Linens. what we have
now at csc per yard.
Csc and CSC Anderson Ginehams
are now in this sale at only 10c, less
than cost to Us (rsaI Scotch cling
hams)
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-02
A. ?. ABBOTT 8 co A 2 ABBoTT & co. a Z ABBOTT & CO
Daylight Store0
We Are sin Talking Regal Shoes

This has Shoe Many taking adj
Regal Shoes less than they stock II Offering
the quoted below feel that
introducing viii be regular Regal thinking
# trying would before the sizes are all broken
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

Twelve days clearance sale Of summer
goods At Yaughan's
The Frank McWhorter ca. Il showing
complete line Of auto clothing at right
prices.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07
CHARTER 2ao-s. F. NO. 81.

CHARTER 23O-s. F. NO. 62.
AN ACT to provide for the discharge Of
judgments against persons discharged
under the United States bankrupt law.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section 1. Any person discharged from
his debts. pursuant to the act Of Con-
gress known as Gan act to establish a
Uniform system Of bankruptcy through
out the United States, approved July
first (1stl, eighteen hundred and ninety
eight (1S9s)' and all amendments there
to, may, after the expiration of. one year
from the date of such discharge, apply
to any court of record in which a judg-
ment shall have been rendered or q tran
script thereof filed against him. for the
shall appear to the court that he has
thus been discharged from the payment
Of such Judgment, the court may, order
and direct that such Judgment be dis
charged and satisfied Of record, and
thereupon the clerk Of such. court shall
enter a satisfaction thereof; provided,
however. that no such application shall
ten liO days notice OF such applicat'eH
to the Judgment creditor whose Judgment
is sought thereby to be satisfied Of rec
ord. his executors, administrators or as
signs. served In the name provided for
service of notices in civil actions, or
in case such creditor. or his executors.
administrators or assigns, shall not re-
side within the State Of Minnesota, in
such name aao, as The s, c9Srt shall tps1 IpofSi5s
In this act shall be construed to apply
to judgments not listed among the liza
bilities Of the bankrupt in his petition
to be adjudged a bankrupt under the act
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07
to the Municipal Court in the City Of
.Mankato, Blue Earth county, A1 Min

e the Municipal Court in the city Of
Mankato, Blue Earth county, Min
nesota, 5
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
state Of Minnesota:
Section i. hat section w (2) OF
Enapter one hundred and nineteen GID
the year eighteen hundred and eighty
Y dss5) be amended to read as fol-
Sec: ?. That the qualified electors Of
eral city. election of municipal officers
IN and for said city for the year nine
Teen hundred and eleven (1911), and at
thereafter, as the same is or may be
provided by the charter Of said city,
eject by ~non-partisan primaries and cleo
as all other municipal ofacers Of said
city are elected, a suitable person with
the qualifications. hereinafter mentioned;
Court Go rfe % office &c Of aaI} }ndge e.% Of said m9 !13dap"
who shall hold his office for the term Of
four years and until his successor shall
be elected and qualified. In case Of any
the governor Of the State of Minnesota
shall appoint some qualified person to
said office to serve out the unexpired
tes sac until The the next gene E IL city nSa election 99c
OF the Special Laws Of Minnesota for
the year 1885 be and the same is hereby
amended so as to read as follows:
~ Z. In CAI VI SALy
OF the City Of Mankato, shall be ex OFF,
clio clerk Of said court. Such clerk, be-
fore he enters upon the duties of his
office. shall take and subscribe an path
ed States, and the constitution Of the
State Of Minnesota, and to faithfully
and honestly discharge, and perform the
! duties of his office, and shall execute to
the City Of Mankato a penal bond in the
sum Of $1,000, with two sureties, ap.
Mankato, conditioned that he will ac-
count to and pay over to the said city
on the first Monday of every month, all
fines, penalties, fees and other moneys
may have come into his hands during
the month next preceding. and that he
persons, on demand, all moneys to which
into his hands in virtue or by reason
Of his said office. Such oath and bond
shall be filed in the Office Of the city
treasurer Of said city.
Sec. 3. No act or part of an act in
consistent or in conflict with this act
shall apply to or be OF force or
Sec. 4. This act shall a effect and
be in force from n after its passage.
Approved April II, 1903.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07

and maintain in connection with the said
state hospitals three detention hospitals,
State Detention Hospitals, which shall be
under the supervision respectively Of the
superintendent Of the state hospital for
board shall determine to what detention
hospital patients shall be committed from
each county and notify the probate Judge
tn toef time. and Sa CT changes haragg f maad tom to Be- time me
sane, except those criminally insane.
J shall be committed to the proper deten-
ea9n un naiSipi the sapeTin IT. nd nfps sh anf d desar-
mine and certify either that he Is not
s iasane bo or that he he Is Is q , TT Subject st for e, e
found t. BE- sane he shall be discharged,
as provided by law in other cases. II,
after a reasonable time, the superintend-
G Sos asam or a haM a f dn 5us 81 : eer TIL q to ota the
board, 1t shall transfer him to q hospital
or asylum, to be detained and treated as
prSs sd BY law; p.+,on+. wn.n-
pitfalls herein provided for is complete and
read y+b for d-, effc;TPfa;n N X,,,c al s, commitments nnn5n1efsa
detention hospital or hospitals IS stu.
control: under section 1915, Revised Laws
1908, shall be made thereto. -
Sec. g. Any person believing himself
to be afflicted with. mental disease and
! desiring to receive treatment therefor at
1 q A1OopAIdA may
Before being admitted thereto he shall
make and sign such written application
control for such admission, and when
| such application has been SO signed, IN
presence Of two witnesses not officers Or
delivered to the superintendent thereof,
such applicant may be received into the
hospital for treatment. The ,superintend,
to continue such detention in the same
! n as the cusodty of inmates Of
state hospitals for the, insane is now
his Judgment the condition Of the patient
is such that his own safety or that of
the PUBLIC; or both. requires such de.
the superintendent his release from the
| detention hospital and should such re-
lease be deemed unsafe, the superintend-
ent shall bdln, within Gam tnIss DAYS her ean n IN d5e
ed for, which commission shall at once
take charge of the case and determine,
as hereinafter provided, whether such pa
shall be committed to the hospital for the
insane. If found to be. sane, he shall be
! required to leave the hospital.
daughter, or guardian, believing their
| wife, husband, faher, son, daughter,
mother, brother, sister or ward. to be
such person should be treated ct q Dc:
! of probate of the county in which such
proposed patient is a resident for the
! clans, one Of whom shall be the family
physician, If there be such. The Judge
Of probate Of such, county shall imme-
diately. appoint such board which shall
is, in fact, mentally disturbed and in
! need Of treatment at such detention hos
| pital, and If a majority of UGH board 80
determine, the proposed patient may be
| placed in such detention hospital by such
! relative, who shall sign the necessary
application, therefor, in the same man
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07
Grantee
Grantor.

the common council or city council of
such city shall each year include in the
tax levy a sufficient amount to provide
for the payment Of such interest as it
accrues and for the accumulation Of a
sinking fund for the redemption of such
bonds at their maturity.
Sec. 3. No bond shall be issued by any
such city for the purposes hereinabove
mentioned to run for a longer term than
thirty 800 years or bearing a higher rate
Of interest than four 4) per cent per an
num-, payable s~emi-annually, but the
place Of payment Of the principal and in
terest thereof and the denominations in
which the same are issued shall be such
as may be determined upon by the COM
mon council, or city council and may be
in the form Of coupon bonds or registered
certificates so-called.,. All of said bonds
shall be signed by the mayor, attested
by the city clerk and countersigned by
he same and shall be sealed with the
seal Of such city, except that the sigma
lures to the coupons attached to such
bonds, If any, may be Autographed there
on, and zone Of said bonds shall be sold
at less than their par value n accrued
interest n then only to the highest re-
sponsible bidder therefor.
Sec. q. All acts and parts of acts In
consistent herewith are hereby repealed.
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect Inc
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved April II, 1909.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07


their salaries, defining their duties. and
repeating. certain special laws.
BE It enacted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Minnesota: 81
court Of the city Of Minneapolis may ap-t
be well skilled in his profession and COM
and who shall be a sworn officer of court.
and shall hold his Office during the pleas
urg OF said judge SO appointing him.
fifteen hundred @i,soN Dollar dollars per- per an 10
mum, payable in monthly instalments BY
the city, treasurer Of the city Of Mime
Sec. ?. o' It shall 1bRprtGhR s daty Of said
stenographic reporters and each thereof
graphic al5S or not sau Sc at If p BE- taxin 5u and St sRe
testimony. of all trials in said court be-
fore the Judge 50 appointing him. when-
out such direction, must take full notes
Of all proceedings and testimony at hear
lngs for binding a defendant over to the
shall act in the capacity Of a private
secretary to the judge so appointing him,
whenever so directed by said Judge. in
orders Of said Judge, SO given or rendered
in open court or dictated at chambers to
said reporter; and each Of said reporters
appointing him. Without charge therefor.
transcript such notes. or any part there.
OF. for the use of aid Judge, or for such
a as aatdP uf f13Gss in m. fur there snd Of ed JUSTICE &c
or oTAf typ 9eRqfitssa c sasl Of fu s5aRitdh notes. 3 sre eT any
RFaft an ahe aef}6;n at in the sai Edfag eeurt Of f any RRh PRICK
copy coEpSy ne ne shall be entitled to charge at the
eHsey Nand sueb T tpnnsc So T1b1t ss be e%s: d ana
as provided by the rules Of the, court, tho
AMOUNT paid by any party for s.sra spy
o % e app used m mpon b a m fs4s% d tor q ai 1nsw sri !.
other disbursements are taxed and all
Logged IN an action.
Lass sss. q + m GnsRtsz f 552 the Of ys tss 1852 SRes ss.
titled an act to provide for the ?
pointment Of a shorthand reporter for the
@ apolis. He sssT5 of ct 5as city M It M1aeas:;
and all acts ~amendatory thereof. are
Sec: 4: This act shall take, effect and
Approved April II. 1903. p19'As
CHAPTER 226-H. F. NO. 76o.
AN ACT to authorize the board of county
commissioners of the counties of this
required. by section 533 Of tbs Revised
AZ q the Laws : Of 1so7.' and a. the Se'H con-
secutive index book required by section
$50 Of the Revised Laws Of 1905.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota:
Section 1. The board Of county COM
m~issioners Of any county in this state
wherein the registers Office keeps a deed
index and a mortgage index are hereby
authorized to combine the reception
books required by section 533 Of the Re-
vised Laws of 1905 as amended by chap
ter 442 Of the Laws Of 1907 and the con-
secutive index book required by section
$50 Of the Revised Laws Of 1905, said
record book to be designated the Numer-
ical Register and Reception Book, each
page Of which shall be divided into nine
columns in the following form:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07
CHAPTER 224-s. f. NO. 7so.

AN ACT to amend chapter 49,, General
Laws 1907. entitled, A act to amend
Ing to the commitment Of patients to
hospitals or asylums for the insane
and providing for the establishment Of
detention hospitals therefor, and to
provide for the detention in and release
and discharge therefrom of patients so
committed, and creating a state hospi-
tai commission"
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section l. That chapter 4s. General
Laws 1907, be and the same is hereby
amended by adding thereto sections 3, 4,
3, g., Z and 6, so as to read as follows:
Said board shall establish, erect, equip
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07
CHAPTER 229-H F. NO. 1887.

CHAPTER 229-H. F. NO. 1857.
AN ACT to authorize the state board of
control to purchase necessary machin-
cry and appliances for the purpose Of
furnishing crushed rock for the roads
in Minnesota from the spalls and waste
rock at the Minnesota State Reforma-
tory at st. Cloud.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota:
Section 1. The state board Of control
thorized and directed to purchase such
machinery and appliances as may be
longing to the State Of Minnesota at the
promptly proceed to cause the spalls and
waste rock now on the grounds of said
reformatory, and such spalls and waste
rock as shall hereafter accumulate, at
said reformatory. to be suitably crushed
for ~road-nlaking purposes.
Sec. 2. Such crushed rock, In excess
Of the needs Of said reformatory for con-
struction Of buildings Of said reforma-
tory, and for the making of roads upon
the grounds thereof, shall be delivered
free on board cars at the reformatory
quarries to the state highway commits
sion, as it shall apply therefor. and shall
be used in the construction and repair Of
permanent public roads in the State of
Minnesota, according to plans provided
by said state highway commission.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved April II. 1909.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07

ner and under the same restrictions and
provisions as to detention, commitment
to g hospital for the insane, Or release,
untary commitments.
Sec. 5. When information is filed with
any judge Of probate that 9 resident Of
such co deteynti is N hog aesa q he trs saall MAKE se
proper investigation. and II the investt-
cation so made ~substantiates the infor-
NATION filed, he h at once appoint a
which shall proceed in the same
and under the same restrictions as pro-
vided therein to determine whether the
ment, and II it shall so determine, such
patient shall be placed In such detention
hospital under the same restrictions as
for the insane, or release, as provided in
section 3 hereof for voluntary commit
ments. The members Of the board pro-
vided for in sections 4 n S hereof shall
and travel as now provided by law for
like service and in the same manner.
su sesi 8; When I, In IT.. the d Judgment no Of The
any person or persons placed therein, Ell
ther voluntarily or otherwise. have re-
covered, they shall be required to leave
the institution. When the superintendent
is Of the opinion that any such person is,
in fact, insane, and that longer treatment
in the detention hospital will be Of no
to the state hospital Commission herein
provided for, which shall at once proceed
to determine whether such patient is in
committed as provided in section 8 here
Of. If adjudged sane, he shall be re-
quired to leave the institution.
Sec: q. There IS hereby created at each
city or village where a. state hospital for
the insane is located a commission. to be
known as the state hospital commission.
It shall be composed OF three reputable
duly qualified physician: Said commits
judges sA Of the he d HiPRtdi,a'e eou r Of snf the sue ean fy
ated, and shah hold Office FOR two years a
or until their successors have been ap-
pointed and qualified by taking. the oath.
Of office prescribed by law, which oath
Judge Of probate Of the county in which
the institution is located. Said commits
sion shall have power to examine such
alleged insane person and determine as to
his. sanity. Such examination, determi-
nation, and commitment, shall be made
as now provided by law.
,When a person has been so committed,
al subsequent proceedings relating to
tai, and restoration to capacity, shall be
governed by existing laws.
Sec. g.. The said state hospital COM
mission shall meet at the detention hos
the superintendent thereof, but not Oft
ener than twice each month except In
cases Requiring immediate action as here
condensation as provided BY section
1862, Revised Laws Of 1905, but in any
case not to exceed ten GV dollars per
Sec. 9. Ali acts and parts Of acts in
consistent herewith are hereby repealed.
Sec. 10. This act shall take effect and
be in force on and after its passage.
Approved April II, 1909.
CHAPTER 225-H. F. NO. 425,
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CHAPTER 22s-H. F. NO. 1856.

CHAPTER 22s-H. f. NO. 1856.
AN ACT to authorize cities in the State
Of Minnesota, now or hereafter having
a nonuiation of over $4,000 Inhabitants
t. issue and sell bonds for the purpose
Of aiding in d%efraying the expense of
Investigating and ascertainlng a means
or source Of supply TOR pure water n
constructing and lmpro w f,,rn M A.
Be su It enacted maets By the Legislature of the
Section /. Any city IN this state now
or hereafter having a population of over
ffty thousand (5O,O00 inhabitants, in ad.
dition to all the powers a n3w possessed aed
by such city. L. hereby re ana %apt thro1gb d fha
common council or city council Of such
CITY. by ordinance duly enacted by an
afirmative vote Of not less than two-
thirds (2-3) Of all members elect of such
common council or city COUNCIL, to issue
and sell not exceeding one ne T the ho1 G;ooo D.
such CITY for the purpose Of aiding in
d%efraying the expense Of investigating
supply Of pure water for such city and
constructing and improving water works
for the purpose OF. furnishing such water
su sec: 2. The bonds authorized by sec
ton 1, Of this act, or any portion there
of, may be issued and sold by any such
city notwithstanding any limitation con-
tanned in the charter OF such city or In
any law Of this state prescribing or fix
ing any limit upon the ponded Indebted,
ness n9sa,t Of q such aal city aIcb a cify t Snail ia at i ali times ama
Issued under this act and for the pay
ment Of the current interest thereon, and