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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-25

IW LIE Oiu iidu SEeeteu tue iieutch-
 Fl ant affably, but as his glance
 E fell on his daughter he stopped
 stock still on the threshold.
 q told you never to wear that dress again." he said in dry, harsh voice.
 The girl made no answer, for her heart was breaking, but turned and went into her room. Burrell had an irresistible desire to tell Gale that he wanted his daughter for his wife. It would be an unwonted pleasure to startle this iron gray old man and the shawled and shambling mummy of red. with the unwinking eyes that all ways reminded him of two oxheart cherries, but he had given Necia his promise. So he descended to the ex- change of ordinary topics and inquired for the news of the creek.
 "Necla's ground is getting better ev- cry hour" the trader said. Yesterday they found sixty dollar pan."
 Have you struck pay on yoursT
 NO; Poleon and I seem to hold bad hands. Some Of his laymen are quit ting work. They've cross cut in half Gozen places and can't find color
 Gale went to Necia's door and called her. but when she appeared he was un- prepared for the tragic face with which she greeted him.
 Daughter" he said, "don't feel bad over what said. I didn't mean to be cross with you. butt don't like that dress"
 Were you cross with me, daddyT' she said duly. "I didn't hear. What did you say?"
 l, He looked at her in amazement. "Ne- cia, little girl. what is the troubleT She was staring past him, and her fingers were fumbling helplessly with the lace of her gown, but she began tc show signs of collapse.
 'I sent him away-I-gave him up when he wanted me-wanted me- Oh daddy, he wants to marry me-and sent him awayr'
 He asked you to marry him in-in- in spite of who you are and what am?"
 "Yes: he is ready to give up his am bition. his army. his future. his family everything, for me--to sacrifice 1t all and so, of course, I couldn't let him She spoke simply. as If her father would surely understand and approve her action, while in, her voice was q note of inevitable resignation. "You see. never understood what my blood l would mean to him until tonight. I've been selfish and thoughtless, guess. just wanted him, and wanted him tc take me, but now that he is mine love him more than I thought. He, k so dear to me that can't drag hin down-I can't--I can't" She went tt the open door and stood leaning against the casing. facing the cool out CT darkness, her face hidden iron them, her form sagging wearily. as Il the struggle had sapped her whole strength.
 Alluna crept to the trader and look ed up at him eagerly, whispering:
 This will end in little Yhilc. John
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-25
(To be eontinued.)

All Odd Follows and RebeSaDs n,. expected to be present at the sun say April 26. in I. o. o. F, hs,. By Order of Commute"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-25
CHAPTER XIII.

STARK TAKES HAND IN THE GAME. ~HE old man greeted the lieuten- Fl ant affably, but as his glance H fell on his daughter he stopped
 stock still on the threshold.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08
No. 518, 81 Published June II, 1909.
CHAPTER Ala, LAWS OP 1909.

CHAPTER Ala, LAWS OF 1903.
AN ACT TO amend section 2016 of the stat
utss relating 70 the SpR2ia RSs gays %
his powers, duty. and salary. and tina ap-
pointmsnt of deputy.
The people o She st snS q 8b1 Do ss
sectian /. Section 2o1e Of the statutes
Ia amended 10 read Section 2018. The
Commissioner Of banking shall be appointed
by the governor, By and with the advice
and consent OF the senate, and shall hold
his Office for the term Of FIVE years and un-
til his successor snail have been appointed
and qualified unless sooner removed by the
governor, for good cause, and by and with
the senate The commissioner OF banking
may appoint a deputy, and revoke such ep-
pointment at pleasure proE1dsd tnat no
missioner OF banking or deputy, without
first having had ar least three years actual
practical experience IN the general banking
banking department of this or some other
Such deputy shall possess all powers, and
perform the duties attached TO the Office o.
the commissioner Of banking during ver
eancv in such Office and during the absence
or Inability Of his principal
employ from time to time such examiners
not exceeding three. and clerks, not exceed
Ing two, 10 assist him and his deputy In the
DISCHARGE Of the several duties imposed
upon hin by this act as he shall find neces-
sary.
Ing shall be four thousand dollars
per annum The salary of the deputy shall
be two thousand dollars per ennum ; the 81
arv Of such examiners shall be eighteen
hundred dollars per annum, and the salary
OF such clerks as may be employed shall De
ar the rate Ter anrur1 as the commissioners
of banking shall decide, not, however, 20
exceed fifteen hundred dollars for one and
TrsIva hundred dollars for the other; pro-
vfded that whenever IL may become neces-
zarv for the commissioner OF banking to
take charge Of any bank Ii SecoFda1cs With
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08

No 522 r 4s saf 44Ws ' IN i Il B'
AN ACT 70 Gstach certain territory from
the toEI 90 Hayward Ia Sawyer county
Tho people Of the state Of wisconsin, rs1re.
scented In Senste and Assembly, do enact
gs follows:
Section / All that part and portion Of
county. state Of Wisconsin, described az
follows, eo-wit The north 0ne-hah OF
the entire township numbered forry-two
north, all Of range numbered elghr west
also the north one-half OF township num-
bered forty-one north. except section NUN
bered fifteen. and also the entire township
numbered forty-two north, all OF range num-
bered nine west, In the county OF sawyer,
state of Wisconsin, is detached from the
town Of Hayward. In the county and st1t9
aforesaid, and Is created and organized as
SsPsdTass t toT9 town Of e LnPoot ana CO
Section 2. The assets and Liabilities Of
the town Of Hayward existing at the time
this act shall e into 3, esG sna aB d f5
town OF Irsuroot hereby Greater out of .ae
territory detached from the said town OF
Harvard according to the provisions of acc
ton 672 OF the statutes and the liabilities,
II any so appOrtiOned, and the credits or
assets, il any, 50 apportioned, shall be paid
according to said section S72 OF the stat
Section 8. On the 18th day Of septem-
ber A d. 1910, at two O'Clock In the after
Hayward and Lenroot. shall meet ct Phipps
school house In the town Of Hayward and
shall, pursuant to the preceding section, de-
termine what portion Of the Indebtedness
legally incurred by the old town of Hay
ward shall be chargeRble to the new town
of Lenroot and shall also determine what
portion OF the credits of the town OF Hay
ward the new town Of Lenroot shall be
entitled to. copy OF such apportionment
shall be fled with the clerks OF the towns
Of Hayward and Leproot.
Section T. The qualified electors Of the
town OF Lenroot hereby created shall meet
kt Phipps school houss In tie town q Kay
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08
ward on the sixteenth dar Of August.

ward on the sixteenth day of August,
4. d. 1909.
Section 5. The qualified electors of said
town or Lenroot shall, at such town meet
ing held as provided in section Of this
act in the manner provided by law, elect
town officers for the said town OF Lenroot
qualified electors of said town of Lenroot
shall, between the hours of nine and eleven
o'clock in the forenoon, Of said day, choose
three of their number to act rs inspectors
of said election, and such inspectors shall
before entering upon their respective du-
ties. severaly take and subscribe their usual
oath OF Office aud file the same with their
reports. and such inspectors shall respec-
lively canvass and return the votes cast at
such election. In all respects, as provided by
law for inspectors at annual town meet
clerks Of election shall be appointed by said
inspectors, or majority thereof, TO assist
said inspectors In conducting and returning
the votes cast at such election.
Section Is. When said town meeting shall
have been held as herein provided, and the
town, officers required by law. are duly elected
and have qualified, the said town OF Len
root shall be deemed TO be and shall be
duly organized, and shall be subject TO all
the liabilities of ether towns In the state
OF Wisconsin and after said first town meet
ing all annual town meetings shall be held
on the day provided by law for the holding
of town meetings in other towns In the
state OF Wisconsin.
Section Z. A notice OF said first meeting
shall be given by the posting Of a copy Of
this act in at least five public places In said
new town Of Lenroot, nj least ten DAYS he
tore the time of holding said first town
meeting hy any duly qualified elector Of said
new town, who shall make Il proper atf-
daviC Of such posting and file the same on
the day OF said drst town meeting with the
inspectors chosen at said first town meet
ing TO conduct the same.
Section $. This act shall take effect and
be IL force from and after Its passage and
publication.
Approved June 10. 1909
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08
no. 93S Al Published June II, 1903
CHAPTER A12. LAWS OF 1909.


AN ACT to amend section 942c end sub
section 8 Of section 943 Of the STATUTES,
relating to the refunding OF debts LACY
Ing the constitutional levy.
The people Of the State Of wisconsin, repre-
sented in Senate and Assembly, do enact
Section i. Section Gaze and subsection
of section 943 Of the statutes are amended
to read: Section 942C. Whenever any
county, town, city, village or school district
has heretofore contracted may hereafter
contract any general indebtedness, within
the provisions of section 3, article II OF
the constitution, and within the i've per
cent. Limitation or any general Indebtedness
contracted by any such county, town, city
or village or school district prior to the
amendment TO section 9, article II Of the
constitution adopted November 3, 1874.
other than for special street, sewer or haT-
Dor improvements, and has inadvertently
failed to provide or has not sufficiently pro-
vided for the collection Of a direct annual
tax, sufficient TO pay such Indebtedness,
principal and interest, or may hereafter so
fail, but such municipality has received or
shall receive the consideration OF such In
debtedness, and the same has been or shall
be applied to It's use and benefit, It may re-
fund any such Indebtedness, or such portion
thereof as may remain unpaid by the issue
of new evidences thereof, at the same or
less rate Of interest, and exchange the same
for evidences for such former indebtedness !;
or NAV issue negotiable bonds therefor at
the same or a smaller rate of interest run
ming not to exceed twenty years, and may
substitute said bonds for said indebtedness,
or sell the bonds and pay the same,
(Sectfou 943) g. This section shall not
apply to the issuing of bonds for the fund
ing or refunding Of existing Indebtedness or
liability under sections oZc-16dr
e28-11 and 942c of the statutes.
Section q This act Rhall take effect and
be in force from and after Its psazaEs ana
Du RpproTsd June 10, 1909.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08

The people of the State Of Wisconsin, repre-
scented in Senate and Assembly, do enact
follows
Section /. Section SCI | Of the statutes is
amended TO read Section 561 /. The sala-
RIGS of the officers Of said institutions, IL
not otherwise fixed shall be determined by
the board OF control but no salary shall
exceed twenty-five hundred dollars per an
mum, except the salaries of the superiutend-
ents Of the Northern hospital for the insane
and the Wisconsin state hospital for the in
sane, neither Of which salaries shall exceed
thtrty-tve hundred dollars per annum. The
steward OF each institution shall before en-
teriDg upon the discharge of his duties, exc
cute d bond 10 the state of Wisconsin, TO be
filed with the secretary Of state, in such
penal sum and with such suTeties us said
board may prescribe, conditioned for the
faithful performance Of his duties and the
faithful accounting for all moneys and prop
erty which may come into his hands IN his
capacity as steward. Said board shall also
require any other officer or other person
having the possession or custody of any
money or property belonging TO the state or
any institution under its control or super
vision to give bonds. and from time TO time
to renew the same, for the faithful &C
counting for such money or property in such
manner as II may prescribe.
Section 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage and
publication.
Approved June Is, 1909.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08
No. 546, Al published June 10, 1909.
CHAPTER 500, LAWS or 1909.

CHAPTER 399, LAWS or 1909.
AN ACT to create section 4601g of the stat
utes, to protect and promote the public
Health to prevent fraud and deception In
the sale Of articles Of food, and providing
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin, repre-
sented N Senate and Assembly, do enact
Section /. There ia added to the statutes
a new section to read: Section 46O1g. 1t
shall be unlawful to sell offer or expose
for sale or have in possession with intent
to sell for use or consumption In this state,
any -four that has been artlhctally bIeached.
It shall be unlawful to sell, offer or eX-
pose for sale or have In possession with in
tent to sell for use or consumption In this
ton 1900 of the statutes, which contains
added benzoic acid or benzoates; provided
that when in the preparation of food
products for shipment they are preserved
by any external application OF benzolc scld
or benzOates in such a manner that the
preservative ia necessarily removed mechan-
icaIly, or By maceratiOn in water, or other
wise, and directions for the removal Of said
preservative shall be printed on the cover
Ing or the package, the provisions or this
act shall be construed as applying only
when said products are ready for cOnsump-
ton.
Any person who, by himself, his servant
or agent or as the servant or agent of any
other person or as the servant or agent Of
any firm or corporation, shall violate any
of the provisions Of this act shall upon
conviction thereof be punished by q fine Of
NOT less than twenty-five dollars nor more
than one hundred dollars or by imprlson-
ment in the county Jail not less than thirty
days nor more than sixty days.
Section 2. This act shall take effect ana
be In force from and after January nKsc
one thousand nine hundred and ten.
ApurnVa1 June 10. 1900,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08
no. 10, 81 Published June II, 1909
CHAPTER 422, LAWS OF 1905.

no. ~, y. lPuDllbhcd june ! = lSVs.
CHAPTER 400, LAWS OF 1908.
AN ACT to amend subsection 2 and Of
section $40 Of the statutes, and to repeat
subsection II Of section 40 OF the stat.
utes, ali relating to the state historical
society, and making an appropriation
The people of the State Of wlsoonsin, repre-
sented In Senate and Assembly, do ana.e
az follows
Section l. Subsections and Of section
376 Of the statutes are amended to read ::
2. And for the purpose Of aiding In the
performance Of said duties and for heating,
lighting and otherwise maintaining the
state historical library building. there is
hereby annually appropriated TO said society
the sum Of twenty-five thousand dollars.
Any balance OF said annual appropriation
not expended In any one year may be added
to the expenditures OF the next ensuing
year.
3. For the purpose Of purchasing books,
periodicals maps, manuscripts, and kindred
articles for Its reference library, there III
hereby annually appropriated 10 tho state
historical society Of Wisconsin, az trustee
OF the state the sum OF six tnou-
sand dollars out Of any moneys in the state
treasury not otherwise appropriated. Any
balance not expended IN any one year 1iay
be added to the expenditures Of tho n@fc
Bect7on 2. Subsection II OF section 170 or
the statutes 10 repealed.
Section 8. This act shall take effect and
be In force from and after its Daasage ana
1ppragsd June ID, 1909.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08
No. 1855, s. published juno IT, 1909.
CHAPTER AL, LAWS OF 1909.


AN ACT TO provide for the location Of
state normal school site at the city OF
Eau Claire
sented In Senate and Assembly, do enact
Gs follows:
Section 1. 1t is hereby made the duty
OF the board of regents OF normal schools
10 locate a state normal school site IN the
city OF Eau Claire, to be chosen by said
board ia soon as said city of Eau Claire,
suitable site and notify said board OF nor
nal regents that they are ready 70 have
them make such location, ad IL tho said
board shall find such site large enough 80
az not TO necessitate further expense to
the state they shall accept the same.
Section O. he first new normal school
hereafter located and constructed shall be
located and constructed on said site so To-
Gated In the city of Eau Claire
Section g. This act shall take effect and
DO in force from and after itS passage and
publication.
Approved June 10, 1900.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08
No. 019, A Published June IS, 1909.
cEET pT,ER IN LAWS OE 1aO9.

No. 019, Al Published June 49, 1909.
CHAPTER 400, LAWS OF 1908,
AN ACT to amerj section Dc Of the stat
utes, relating to registration OF voeazs
and printing Of registry lists.
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin, repre-
se6ted IN Senate and Assembly, do enaG&
section /. Section % of the statutes is
amended to read Section %. l. Said In.
spectors. before doing any business, shau
geveraliy take and subscribe the oath OF in
spectors at a general election, and shall,
al their first meeting, make registry OF all
the electors of their respective districts
placing thereon the full names, alphabet
caIly arranged according TO surnRnes, In
one column, and IN another the residence Dy
number and name Of street or other loca-
ton If known. If any electors residence is
at any hotel or public boarding house, the
name Of the same shall be stated In the
registry. -
ell persons residing in their election dis
trict appearing on the poll lists kept at the
last preceding general and munle 3ad t eieS
the Office where kept, emitting herefroIn
the names Of such as have died or removed
from the district, and adding the names OF
ali persons known 10 them TO Be electors
therein.
zion district since such election, the said
board therein may make such registry from
tbs hest means at their command. ard nay
Il necessary, procure thsrefos csT'nnso
copies Of the last poll lists.
4, They shall complete said registry, Sc
far as practicable, at their arst meeting,
and make four copies thereof ano certify
the original and each copy to be true
lis+ OF the electors in their district, so Tar
GO the sams are known TO them and one
Of said copies shall be immediately posted
In a conspicuous place in the room In which
their meeting wss held and be accessible TO
any elector for examination or making
copies thereof, ana one copy shall be re-
tstned by each inspector for reviE1on and
correction at the second meeting.
<. They shall within two. days after
such 6rst meeting file the original registry
u5eds by them and said poll lists In the
Office Of the proper town, city or village
clerk. and such clerk shall cause
sufficient number OF such registry lists to
be printed not exceeding one hundred OF
each and shall cause TO be posted in each
precinct within such town. village or city
six copies thereof.
8 The town, city or village clerk shan
obtain from at least three persons within
the county sealed proposals FOR the printing
az said lists and shall award the contract
thereof to the lowest competent and 70
sponsible bidder.
Section 2 This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after It's passage and
Approved June 10, 1909.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08

section "a of this act. he may appoint such
additional examiners as he may deem neces-
SaTy for the purposes set forth ia section
24. The salaries Of the commissioner of
banking. deputy, examiners, and clerks shall
be paid monthly by the state treasurer upon
a voucher counteTslgned by the secretary
of state.
Vouchers for the deputys. the examiners.
and clerks salaries must be first approved
by the commissioner Of banking. All actual
commissioner of banking, deputy, examiners,
or clerks, incurred In the discharge OF their
duties, shah be fully itemi2ed upon proper
vouchers and certified TO the secretary OF
state. II allowed, the secretary of state
shall issue his warrant and the state treas
Within fifteen days from the notice OF
their appointment, respectively, the COM
missioner OF banking, his deputy. and the
examiners shall take and subscribe the oath
file the same IN the Office OF the secretary
of state. The said commissioner of banking
and his deputy shall each give TO the people
Of this state bond in the penal sum of
twenty-five thousand dollars with two or
more sureties, or a surety company, to be
the faithful discharge of the duties OF their
respective Offices. The examiners shall each,
in like manner, give bond In the sum of
ten thousand dollars
There shall be assigned to said commits
sioner of banking suitable rooms IN the
state capitol Tor conducting the business OF
said department All necessary stationery,
printing, and supplies shall be furnished TO
the state banking department upon requist-
ton therefor In like manner as other state
departments are now supplied.
Section .. This act shall take effect and
be In force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved June Is. 1909.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08
No. 383, Al Published June II, 1909.
CHAPTEE AO5, LAWS or 1909.

CHAPTEE 405, LAWS or 1909.
AN ACT to repeal section 1927 Of the stat
utes; and to create new section OF the
tatutes to be numbered section 1921, re-
lating 10 guide boards on public high
The people of the State Of Wisconsin, repre-
sented in Senate aud Assembly. 90 enact
Section /. Section 1927 of the statutes
Section 2. There is added to the statutes
Il new section to read: Section 1227. !.
The town board of each town IN the state
OF Wisconsin shall cause 20 be erected and
to be kept in good repair suitable and ap-
propriate guide boards along all main
travelled public highways within their re-
spectiVe towns. The expense Of the cree
tion and keeping IN repair Of all such guide
boards shall be paid out Of the treasury
such town. Such guide boards to DC er
ed between the 1st day of May and the
!. Such guide boards shall be securely
attached at the upper end or post set IN
the ground, and shall when firmly set pro
feet seven feet and ak inches above the
ground.
3. There shall be painted upon such
guide boards in plain black Roman letters
not less than two and one-half inches high.
the names Of adjoining or important towns,
villages or cities to and through which said
public highway leads, the distance In miles
Of such town, village or city from such
guide post, and any indication Of direction
which will be helpful to the traveller.
a. If any person shall defNCe injure or
DESTROY any such guide board and shall
neglect for the space of ten days thereafter
to repair and restore the same to as perfect
forfeit ten dollars and shall also pay as
damages to such town, three times the cost
Of repairing such guide board and 1t shall
be the duty OF every town supervisor who
las knowledge that any such injury has
been done to make diligent effort for the
dete GtiOn Of the person by whom the same
YVES done and prosecute in the name OF the
town and collect such damages for its use.
Section g. This act shall take effect and
bs In force from and after LIS pagssSs and
publication.
Approved June TO- 1909.