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Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
AT THE RESTAURANT

waiter, why do you recommend
everybody to take beef la mode
to-day?"
Because, sir, if it isn't all eaten
we shall have it for dinner our
selves. Judy.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
A CUT

THAT was a mean trick Mrs. Rhein-
stone Jones played me last week."
What was it?"
"She left her carriage round the
corner, and called at our door on
foot t"-Pick-Me-
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
OF COURSE

"Since Mauds engagement how
bright and happy she looks"
Yes; a match lights up girls
face. Life.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-11

etc. But it is an advancing stage a
account OF the great emigratioa 4roA
the Eastern and Middle stAtes.
The great Alaska Y0ukoA Colum.
bian exposition at Aeattle brought
thousands Of eastern teople to fhA
coast and as a result great per cent?
age of those are returning to make
the coast states their future home.
When people once have been here,
unless they have q very lacratfv>
position in the East, they seem 70
have no peace until they RETURN. I
have spoken with quite = few OK
those and upon my question as II
how they like this country they
have answered THE only thing ws
regret about 1t Is that We haA
not come here long ago"
Commercial fruit business IN tha
locality is not developed at all, and
that accounts mostly to tho facts
hat land is as low in price - It u.
While in localities where the fruit
business is developed, and where
land and conditions are inferior 20
those here the land sells FROM $3.50
to $1,000 per acre.
Now if you or any Of our other
friends should consider to move
west we want you to understand that
you must come right here and any
assistance that we can give we arc
only too glad to do so. Or any fn~
formation that any of our friends
should like to have will be given
most freely by writing. We are sit"
uated in the heart or center OF tfsG
famous Willamette Valley half way
between Silverton and Gervais, IA
miles from Salem, the capital of the
state and 40 miles from Portland
the great metropolis Of the west.
kindly greet our friends aud let *us
hear from you occasionally.
Yourself and family are most
heartily greeted from us all.
Yours very truly,
J. s. Sneve.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-11

An employe at Devils Lake freight
depot, who has been helping him-
self to beer. shipped II for private
parties, was caught in q unique
manner. "A case Of beer was placed
where he could get at it, and The lid
was connected with an electric wire,
which when opened would ring 9
bell IN the agents Office. The em-
ploye was caught with q partially
drained bot.le, and compelled to pay
tor all the beer he had taken, be-
sides is now looking for q Job.
Or. Davidson OF Rugby, while
hunting geese, was shot in the hand,
by five good sized shot, and will
carry them imbedded In his desh a.
souvenirs of the occasion.
The Burgess elevator ot Edmore
caught Ore, but the flames were ex-
tanguished with IRE ext1nguishers.
The bodies laid at rest in the old
Dunseith cemetery, are being re-
moved to the new one.
The Pierce County Tribune blames
Covert M. Long the brakeman on
the stock train that was wrecked at
Rugby, for the accident. Long was
supposed toblace out abuse to warn
the fast mail, but according to the
Tribune rpp1octe6 IN dn ssn He had
Just started Tor the door with his
lantern when he saw the headlight
of the fas. mail and before he could
get out of the door, was struck. The
platform struck him in the back,
breaking his hips and injur1ng him
about the bladder and abdomen. He
has been at deaths door since and
his recovery is hardly expec:e
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-11
Rev. J. S. Sneye In The West
Writes Interesting Letter to Peter Fueeko Tell.
ine Of the Fine CImate-Cives Coco Ad~
vice, However. About Remaining
In North Dakota ..r4.

Gervais, Oregon Oct. 81, 1909.
Route No. !, Box 80.
My Dear Mr.. Fugelso:
Complying with your request l
will write you a few lines and let
you know as to our conditions and
how We like It.
We certainly find quite a change
|out here from our old North Dakota
HON as you know the day we left
North Dakota we had quite little
snows.orm and frost on the wdn-
Jiows. And when we came here
everything was In the midst Of the
summer and is yet except we are
having a little more rain But out
side from that birds are singing as
in spring, roses are in full blossom
in gardens. Fruit trees are loaded
with fruit; apples, pears, ounces
and grapes etc. even tomato fields
are red with ripe tomatoes ye:.. And
few days ago saw strawberry
Held heavily loaded with second or
third CROPS of Strawberries. These
conditions are ft to inspire one who
is not used 20 this at this time of
the year with appreciation Of the
country and its grand climate.
Now l do not wish to have you
understand that am miscrediting
our old reliable North Dakota. 1t
has brought many poor man and
woman's heart happy with its pro-
duc:iveness and prosperity. So wish
TO have you advise our old friends
not to give up good prosperous
situation for something unknown and
unseen and as long as they are salts
fled with what they have, they must
stick to it and make everything they
can and save everything they make
until they get situated so they can
choose to live anywhere they please
without any anxiety. g.,
Rejecting again upon our Oregon
country will say that land is no:
very high as yet considering every
thing, climate and productiveness
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-11
Don't Fail to Read the GROW CLOTHING CO.'S Ad

Dorr Funston, Westhope livery
man, became entangled in the lines
sof . fractious team, and an empty
Wagon ran over his abdomen He
was taken to the hospital where i.
was found in his injuries were no;
serious. n
Frank Engund OF Balfour, was
gshot h the eye by his son, Alton,
while the two were hunting prairie
shtckens. Several shot penetrated
me eye ball and the sight Of that
eye ~ completely gone. The doctors
Feared tetanus, for the man has
been IN semi-conscious condition
since the accident. = T.
H. Mayne, the blind man, is with
ts again. Mr.. Mayne Is represent
ing Everybody's Magazine. What q
remarkable man he is. He remem-
bas those whom he met, when here
= year ago, by their voices, better
than the average man could by the
II g r .
the face. He has broken all rec
crds among agents for this popular
magazine, and his income is really
big. What a lesson his life is. Be
reft Of the sense of sight, he gets
much pleasure out of Life, doing
good honest work, leading an inde-
pendent life, and asking no favor
from anyone. How much better he
is of, thsn IL he sat down and
lsourned for his lost sigiht sight: - -'t.-~.S
Paul ThibBdo, a Granville lad, was
struck by falling telephone pole
and his ankle. and wrist broken
Paul's brother, Herman was KILLED
but a few days before, while duck
hunting f,a..
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-11
Boy Strikes Girl With Rock
Little Mabel verdyoyack, Sever Year .Oh
School Girl, Struck on Mouth With Large
Stone by Boy

those who do, and this one was
thrown with great force. The little
girls lip was cut, and her face bad
ly swollen, tho it is believed that
she will not be dishgured permanent
ly The father of the injured child
has taken the matter up wi h the
authorities, and arrests may toflcw.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-11

Little Mabel Verdyolyack, a seven
year old school girl, was struck in
the mou.h with stone Friday morn.
ing, as sne was on her way to
school. A number of boys about
fourteen years of age, who are too
big to go to school, have made i.
practice of throwing missiles at
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-11

Mrs s. S. Paulson, wife Of one Of
Kenmare's prominent citizens, died
at the Northwestern hospital, Mime
apolie from leakage of the heart.
She had spent the summer with her
husband in Norway. s
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-11

Coming, Col. Marshall, Minneapo-
oils, Tuesday, Nov. 18th The Col.
is s. he leading officer for this juris-
diction- He will conduct the meet
ings at the s.. A. while in the city.
Staff Capt. Story will accompany
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-11
John Brueger Has Chanc e

B. q. Whitehead, editor of the
Wdlhston S.ate, was In Minot Satur-
day night, conferring with men OF
political prominence, in an effort to
scure &hair cooperation in inducing
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-11

A. c. Rush Of this city recs1tes
lost 5000 black horse, which stray.
ed away. After driving 900 ez4fAx
and spending $35 looking fos fh>
animal, be PLACED 'a> SO cent looa1 IA
the paper, which located DE pnofae
within three days at the home al
Geo. Poepping at Burlington. Evt-
dently it pays to advertise n She
IndePe-dent.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-11

him. He is an expert musician,
playing several different instruments.
He has charge the Juvenile work
of the army in this section.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-11

Makes blood and muscle faster
than any other remedy. Gives health,
strength and vitality. HOLSTERS
Rocky Nioun.ain Tea towers above
all other remedies for making sick
people Wen, and we'll people "wel-
ler." Take 1t tonight. F. P. Taylor,
Drug Co r
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-11

VIM Kohn and Mrs Elizabeth Nc
Mahon were married at the St.
AIMS Catholic church at Berthold
Thur rsday. The bride; is the daught-
er of Mr.. and Mrs. John Dostert,
prominent old time residents OF
Ward county. .. .l-5
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-11

Gov, Burke to appoint john bTasen
ger, the well known Wilitadn Demo,
crat, to tie u s. Senate, to AN
Johnsoa's place.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29
eMAPTER Sp4S-No. 76l.

AN ACT 20 Amend Section oSs. OF the General
Statutes Of the State Of Florida, Relating TO the
Number Of Copies Of Statutes and Disposition
Thereof
De Ensstsd BY the Legislature Of the State Of
Section .. That Section 6ss Of the General
Statutes Of the State Of Florida. be amended so as
20 read as follows
Dlsp0sifion Thereof.--The contractor shall com
plete and deliver three thousand copies Of said
statutes and matter furnished him Herewith, as
aforesaid 90 the Secretary OF State, who shall.
soon as possible after their publication distribute
copies as follows: One copy 20 the Governor each
Cabinet officer. each member of the Senate and
House. the Secretary OF the senate and Chief Clerk
Of the House. each member OF Congress from this
State, each Of the Justices OF the Supreme Court
the Clerk of the Supreme Court. the Judge OF each
Circuit Court. the State Attorney for each judicial
district OF the State. the Judge OF each CrimInal
Court Of Record. the Solicitor Of each Criminal
Court Of Record. the Clerk OF each Criminal Court
or Record. the Prosecuting Attorney Of each
County Court each County Judge, Sheriff, Clerk
Of the Circuit Court. County SUPERINTENDENT of
Public Instruction Assessor. Tax Collector, Treas
urer Board OF County Commissioners each Jus
tce of the Peace State Board Of Health, Railroad
Commission. Superintendent Of the Hospital tor
the Insane. Adiutant General, state Chemist,
State Auditor. University of Florida Florida
Remale College Colored Normal School School
sor the Deaf. Blind and Dumb. Board Of Control.
the Attorney General OF the United States, each
OF the Judges Marshals Clerks and District At
torneys Of each ofthe District Courts Of the United
States within this STATE 20 the Secretray of State
OF each State and Territory IN the United States
for the USE Of their offices. twelve copies TO the
Secretary Of State of the Urited States for the
Of the Government Of the United States. and de-
post the remaining COPIES in the State Library to
be disposed Of by the Secretary OF State according
% law.
Sec. ?. That all laws and parts of laws m con
fict with the provisions OF this Act ne. and the
same are hereby rcpea led.
Approved June =. 1890.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29
CHAPTER S9sO-lN0. sd.

AN ACT TO Amend Sections 10. Of Chapter AoJI
(tI7), Laws of Florida, the Same Being an Act
20 Amend Sections ?, :. s, ., l. and 10 OF an
Act 20 Incorporate the Florida Chautauqua
Association. Approved February "a. 1855.
BE Il Enacted BY the Legislature Of the State Of
Florida;
Section 4, That Section TO- Of said Chapter
ao,t be and is hereby amended 10 read as follows.
Sec. 20. The Florida Chautauqua Association
may incur Indebtedness to the extent OF thirty
five thousand dollars on its real and personal prop
erty in addition 20 FIVE thousand dollars Of annual
or floating Indebtedness against the same IN its
corporate capacity, and the said Florida Chau.
tauqua Association be, and Is hereby, authorized
20 incur liabilities 10 the amount OF thirty tve
thousand dollars in notes, bonds, mortgages and
other certificates OF Indebtedness on its real and
personal property as Aforesaid.
Sec. ?. This Act shall take effect Immediately
upon its approval by the Governor or upon It's be-
coming law without his approval.
Approved Iune 4, 1909.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29
CHAPTER s0sR--INQ. a9l.

AN ACT for the Organization. Management and
Cooperation Of Agricultural (VitieulturaD and
Horticultural Non Profit Cooperative Assoeia-
tons.
Be u Enacted By the Legislature q ths staas q
Florida;
seetIoa !: Three or more psrsons snsased N
the production, preserving. drying, packing. ship
ping OF marketing Of agricultural (vi,eulturaD or
horticultural products OF (alD Of them. may form
a non profit cooperative ASSOCIATION, under the
provisions Of this Act 90 carry on said business,
and such association shall have, and may exercise
the powers authorized by this Act and the powers
necessarily incidental thereto. and All other pow;
ers granted 10 private corporations by the laws o.
this State except such powers a are inconsistent
with those granted by this Act.
Sec. ,. Such associations shall not have cap
ital stock and1tS business shall not be carried on
for profit. Any person, or any number OF persons
in addition 20 the original incorporators. may be
come members Of such association, upon such
terms and conditions as 90 membeFship and sub
juct 10 such rules and regulations 20 their and
each Of their contract and other rights and hafhl
tiles between IL and the member. "a the said asso
citation shall provide IN its bylaws. The aSsocia
ton shall issue certificate Of Membership 20 each
member but the said membership. OF the said
certificate thereof. shall not he assigned BY mem
her 20 any other person. nor shall the assigns
thereto De entitled 20 membership in the associa-
ton or 20 any property rights or interests therein
Nor shall a purchaser az execution sale. OF any
law or otherwise 10 the property interests OF a
member be entitled 90 membership OF become
member Of the association by virtue OF such trans
FER The Board Of Directors may. however. by
motion duly adopted by H. consent 10 such assign
ment or transfer and % the acceptance OF the as
siRnee or transferec as = member OF the associa-
ton but the association shall have the night, by
by laws TO provide for against the transfer OF
membership and for or against the assignment OF
membership certificates. and also the terms and
conditions upon which any such transfer or assign
rnent shall he allowed.
Sec. 9. Each association formed under this Act
must prepare and file articles Of incorporation IN
the same manner and under the same regulations
as now required BY law for the Incorporation Of
companies for profit in this State. and therein
shall set forth:
l. The name Of the association.
, The purpose for which u is formed.
g The place where is principal business vii
be transacted.
q The term for which IL is 10 exist, not en-
eeeiing fifty years.
The number OF directors thereof. which
must not he less than three and which may be any
number in excess thereof and the names and resi-
dences Of those selected for the rrt year and until
their Successors shall have been elected and shall
have accepted Office
o. Whether the voting power and the pro
perty rights and interest Of each member shan
be equal or unequal and II unequal these ARTICLES
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eHARIER S0S7--MN. al.

AN ACT 60 Prohibit the Sale or Giving Away Of
Certain Narcotics, and Providing Penalty for
Violations Of the Provisions Thereof
ne O. Enacted BY the Legislature 81 the State q
Florida:
section .. That IL is hereby declared a viola
ton OF law for any person, firm or corporation 10
SELL give away or otherwise dispose OF any opium,
morphine. cocaine. OF its salts, atropine. bella
donna or conium, 10 any person or persons, exccpt
upon the written prescription OF a hcensed prae.
ticinR physician, which prescription shall not be
filed hut once: Provided. however. That this Sec
selling at wholesale 20 druggists 20 sales there
Of for the use Of dentists physicians, hospitals or
infirmaries.
Sec. ?. ANY person who shall. for themselves.
or for any other person. firm or corporation, vso-
late any OF the provisions Of this Act shall be
deemed guilty Of a misdemeanor and. upon con
Viction shall e Imprisoned not more than twelve
months or fined not more than one hundred dol
lars
Approved June .. 1909.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29
eaAsTER S0sI-(so. s7).

AN ACT Defining What Shall Constitute Due
Diligence on the Part of a Bank in the Collec-
ton Of Checks. Drafts, Notes or Other Nego-
table Instruments, and FiNnR the Liability OF
Bank, Drawer. Maker. Guarantor, Surety and
EndorSer
Re Il Enacted by the Legislature Of tire State %
Florida:
Sec. I. That when a check. draft, note OF other
negotiable instrument is deposited in bank for
credit or for collection IL shall be considered due
diligence on the part of the bank in the collection
OF any check. draft. note or other negotiable in
strument 20 deposited, 20 forward en- route the
same without delay IN the usual commercial way
in according to the regular course OF business
Of banks and that the maker. endorser Ruarantor
or surety Of any check, draft. note or other nego-
table instrument, so deposited. shall be liable 10
the bank until actual final payment Is received,
and that when bank receives for collection any
check. draft. note or other neRotiable instrument
and forwards the same for collection, as herein
provided il shall only be liable after actual final
payment is received by 10. except in case OF want
OF due digeace on It's part as aforesaid
Sec. p All laws which are IN conflict with this
Act are hereby repealed. and this Act shall take
effect Immediately upon its approval by the Gov
ernor
Approved June 9, 1909.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29

OF the channel and harbOr where they wish % act
as pilots and II upon examination they md them
qualified 20 take command Of all classes Of vessels
liable To enter that port and thoroughly familiar
with the channel and currents OF the harhor. they
sha n appoint and license such a number OF those
found qualified as are requ lsite to perform the
duties required of the pilots Tor that port 30 that
there shall not he more than twenty -hve licensed
pilots for the port Of Pensacola four Tor the ports
OF Apalachcola and CaTrabelle, AT both east and
west passes. inclusive. four for the port OF Fer.
nandina and Nassau Inlet. eleven for the port OF
St Johns eight for the port OF Port Tampa three
for the port OF Punta Gorda, three Tor the port OF
Charlotte Harbor two for the port OF 81 Andrews,
two for the port Of Cedar Keys ten Tor the Port OF
Kew West and two for any other port not Specih-
caliy mentioned m this Chapter. and thereafter.
when vacancies occur IN the number Of pilots IN
any of the ports OF this State the Commits ioners
of that port may IN their discretion, grant license
AS p,Iots heretofore provided until the number Of
pilots reaches the number allowed by tins Chapter
for that port Provided, however. That pilots who
are now duly licensed shall hold their office &C
cor,iing 20 law. SAID pilots shall lie entitled to
hold their hcese and appointments during good
behavior. and the said Board shall require from
each pilot satisfactory bonds for the faithful per
torrance OF his duties.
SEC. ,. All laws and parts Of laws in conflict
with the provisions OF this Act are hereby repealed
Sec. J. This Act shall take effect Immediately
upon It's passage and approval by the Governor.
Approved May 20, 1909
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CHAPTER s0SJ-lk0. so.

AN ACT Authorizing the Employment Of an
Additional Bank Examiner.
Whereas There are now over one bundled and
thirty State banks IN this State. in addition TO
many private banks; and
Whereas The law requires that every one OF said
banks shall be thoroughly examined at least
once in each year, and ofteneT II deemed neces.
sary and that savings banks shall be examined
at least twice a year. and
Whereas the best interests OF the people Of the
State require adequate examination OF banks
and
Whereas. Il is not practicable for such cxamns-
tons 70 be made by one examiner.
Therefore-
Be % Enacted BY the Legislature Of the State o.
Florida:
Section .. That the Comptroller IN the super
vision Of banks. shall have the power % employ
an additional discreet and competent person as
bank examiner, whose duties and compensation
shall be governed by the law authorizing the en-
ployment OF a bank examiner.
Approved Iune :, 1909.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29

granted and shall be entitled for such service. 10
collect from the holder Of such certificate the legal
Zee for recording.
Sec. o. The Board shall require OF every person
applying for a certificate fee OF twenty i've dol.
lars. whether such person be granted a certificate
after examination. or upon conformity with the
other requirements Of this Act. and IN case OF ex-
animation, whether a certificate be granted or not
Sec. 7. In case Of failure Of any applicant. the
Board may examine him al any time thereafter,
AZ a meeting held by u. upon payment by hum OF
the fee hersinbefore provided for
Sec. 4. Any person practicing as an osteOpathic
physician without having first obtained and re.
corded certificate Of qualification from the Board
Of Examiners. hercinbeiore provided for. shall be
punished by imprisonment not exceeding SIX
months, or by fine not exceeding two hundred
dollars.
Approved May 10. 1909