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Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-02-11

Haines resigns as secretary without
wishing to see the senator. Hope
Georgia gives Haines the clew to the
conspiracy and arranges for him TO
meet her father. XVII, XVIII.KIX
and XX-Hope Georgia Is in love
with Hainas. Haines talks with
Langdon and conviaces the senator
that both had been deceived about
each other. Langdon detergntnes to
fight Peabody and the stnate machine,
although this may cause loss OF tho
money his children has Invested In
AItacoola. XXF"The boss of the sem
ate" threatens Isangdon with humilia-
Peabody call on "a society woman, Mrs.
Spangler, lobbyist, to aid him In bis
fight XXIM-Peabosiy also calls ON
Jake Steinsrt, "a low class lobbyist.
frum chaphsr "a to chapter 27-Stes-
eus and Peabody are told by Langd0n
lthat he Knows OF their dishonesty.
Eaafnes, disgHsted with Cardinals du-
lp1icity, has srecongized the sweet, wo-
manly qualities of Hope Georgia and
has fallen in love with her. Langdon
tells the two senators that he will &c
into the senate and state that the ma
val comittee has bought Altacoola
fland ito keep oeutside gTadters from
robbing the government and the the
committee viii turn the Land over to
Ethe government at exactly what II
cost them. He ldares P8abody an6
Stevens to get up IN the senate an6
deny yfthis. The day he is to make the
Altacoola speech Langdon is invited
to luncheon by Mrs. Spangler,W ,Wwht
cleverly dt4ains him beyond the hou
sappointed 1Dr his speech. Haines dis
4 covers the conspiracy and secures
Il Langdon's presence In the senat'
chamber -XXVIII-L4angdon make
Il his speech in the senate. Steven
and Peabody start the sunate machin
in operatim to discIWdit him publicly
Langdon's political career appear
ended in q black clnud, but letter i
received txom NoTtan, confessing hi
duplicity and exposing Stevens an
Peabody. Morton nses to Cuba. Lang
don reads the letter and is triumph
ant over fhe senate machine. Haime
marries HDpe Geougta.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-02-11
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.
Son of William Gurgey LOSES Finger
In Shooting Accident.

The 16 year ol,l son OF William
Gurley, near this city, had narrow
escape from death Thursday ABOUT
10 o'clock. He had leaned a shot gun
against post and was climbing over
the fence with his left hand over the
end of the muzzle, when the weapon
accidentally discharged. The little
finger was amputated and a number
of shot penetrated his face. He was
brought to this city for treatment,
DR.. Lane rendering the necessary
medical attention.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-02-11
IN THE FAR EAST

Constantinop1e, Feb. 4.-The Tur-
,kish minister of war has ordered all
reserves of the Third army corps to
be in readiness to join their colors.
Turkey says Bulgaria must demobi-
ifize before further negotiations. Rus
sia's note to Austria elected the reply
that Austria Hungary cannot ask
Turkey or Bulgaria to accept Russia s
proposal.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-02-11

A site has been set aside on the
grounds of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacifi
exposition for camp where students
and graduates of the leading univer-
stiles and colleges of the country will
have headquarters.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-02-11

PROPOSED BILL FOR
STATE INSTITUTION
Goldsbslo Hospital to be In
cIaded In Appoftion-
ment
INTRODUCED BY MANNING
Special Fees To SheflifS. Amend
nent For Benefit Of Wayne Csun-
ty Bridges Passed.

Senator Manning, of Durham. has
bill to direct and empower the
Treasurer Of the State to issue bonds
for the permanent enlargement of the
charitable and educational institutions
of the State. 1t recites in pream-
BILE that these institutions are INSULT
cient in size and equipment to meet
the demands and necessities OF the
people of the State and cannot be
so made adequate out OF the annual
revenues of the State without increas-
ing largely the rate Of taxation upon
the property Of the State and the
people, and that the permanent en-
largement of these institutions can
be made and the burden equitably dis
tributed through a series of years, by
issuing bonds of the State. The bill
directs and authorizes the State
Treasurer to issue coupon or regis
tered bonds OF the State of North Car
o1ina In a sum not exceeding one mal-
| lion five hundred thousand dollars,
due and payable not more than forty
years after July LIST, 1909. and bear
| ing interest at rate not exceeding
three per cent. per aannMn, payable
semi-annually in amounts of not more
than one thousand dollars, as mag be
determined by the Council of State
The bonds are to he sold at not less
than par, after sealed bids, as they
shall be issued, shall he invited by
public advertisement.
| The bill constitutes the GoVRmo1
President of A. and M. College, Pres
dent Of the State University, Presi-
dent Of the State Normal and Indus
| trial College, President OF the EASTERN
| Carolina Training School, the State
Superintendent OF Public InstrNEtion
President Of the Appalachian Train
ing School, the chairman Of theBoar6
OF Directors OF the Deaf and Dumf
Institute at Morganton, and three
other good business men. to be select
ed by the Governor, a board to zppor
| ton the proceeds OF the sale uf ths
bonds among the following institu
the insane at Morganton. Raleigh AM
| GOldSbOr0s the institution fer thu
deaf at Morganton and for the blint
at Raleigh; the University of NORTH
Carolina; the College Of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts at Raleigh. thu
State Normal and Industrial Coalegs
at Greensboro; the Eastern Caroline
| Training School at Greenyille, anG
| the Appalachian Training School. I
s made the duty OF the board to de.
.ermine the needs for permanent en-
argement and equipment of each o.
hese institutions, except those en-
,raced in the Act of 1907, Chapter
| 81.
OF Local Interest
The house bill to amend section
| ,773 of the Revisal relating to bridges
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-02-11

Alaska has the most unique farm
in the world-a scientific fox farm.
Live foxes, the animals mounted and
fine collection of furs will be shown
at the Alaska -Yukon-Pacific exposi-.
ton to demonstrate what can be done.
in the way of improving the furs by
scientific means.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-02-11

In the Alaska exhibit at the Alas
ka-Yukon-Pacific exposition is a col.
lection of Indian baskets valued at:
$4,000. It consists of 1900 pieces
made by the Thlingit Indians. ..s.a1
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-02-11
SUFFERS
GREAT LOSS.


Aycock Has Formed
Law Partnership With Hon. F. A.
Woodward of Wilson and Both VIII
Move With Their Families To Ra--
leigh.
Every resident of Goldsboro, man,
woman and child will read with per-
sonal sorrow that Ex-Governor Ay-
cock has definitely decided to sever
his citizenship here and move with
his family to Raleigh, as will also
Hon. F. A. Woodard, of Wilson, where
together they will practise Law as a
firm.
Gov. Aycock has been contemplate
ing this step for some weeks, and
therefore it is not taken unadvisedly
however much we all regret it.
The firm of Aycock & Daniels,
which has existed here since January
1881, with the exception of the four
years Mr.. Aycock was Governor, wiIr
continue so far as Superior court
practise in this county is concerned,
otherwise their professional business
will be sparate.
We cannot here or now give ex-
| preston to the ccmmunity's sorrow
and sense of loss that will be genera
universal upon reading this an
nouncement, for no man is closer to
the hearts of these people than
Charles B. Aycock, whom we as a
people have always delighted to hon
or and see honored.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-02-11
OF Local Interest

The house bill to amend section
,773 of the Revisal relating to bridges
n Wayne county passed the final
eading IN the Senate. This bill is TO
more clearly outline the issuing of
ponds for the construction of bridges
throughout the county.
Another bill of interest to each
county was to amend section 2777 of
the Revisal allowing sheriffs fee for
seizing Illicit distiiieries. making the
Zee $25 to be awarded to any sheriff
or police officer f,,r the seizure of
each distillery.
The courtesies of the floor were
extended to ex-Judee w. SOB. Rob
inson, of Goldsboro. aid ex-senator
Lovill, Of Watauga.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-08-13
No, 429, Al published June IS. 1909
CHAPTER 1893, LAWS OF 1909.

AN ACT to create sections 1858, 1857
and 1557u of the statutes to prevent the
adulteration of matted liquors.
The people of the State of Wisconsin, repre-
= sented in Senate and Assembly, do enact
- Is follows:
Section 1. There are added to the stat
utes three new sections to read Section
1557s. No person 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 expose or
offer for sale or sell any matted liquors
which do not conform to the legal defni-
lions and standards established BY section
1557t unless each package, barrel, keg or
bottle containing the same shall have
guage in black ink with type not smaller
than eight point bold faced Gothic capitals
! the correct names of, and quantity of each
ingredient used in the manufacture of such
matted liquors. This section shall not apply
to matted liquors shipped out of the state
Section 1557t. In all prosecutions arising
under the provisions of this statute for the
manufacture or sale of adulterated. mis-
branded or otherwise unlawful matted IL
quors. the following definitions and stand
ards shall be the legal definitions and stand
ards, to-wit:
% Malt liquor is a beverage made by
the alcoholic fermentation of an infusion
in potable water. Of barley malt and hops
with or without unmalted grains or decorti-
GU Beer is a malt liquor produced by
bottom fermentation.
CD Lager beer, stored beer is beer which
has been stored for a sufficient period to
produce approximate end fermentation.
"a Malt beer is beer made of an infusion
in potable water, of barley malt and hops.
(5) Ale is malt liquor produced by top
f mt ~
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-08-13

officers who may perform any duty here
under shall have the same fees as are al
lowed by law in criminal proceedings in
Justice courts, and shall be paid by the
county in which their services are per-
formed.
5. The superintendent of public property
is hereby instructed to furnish the state live
stock sanitary board with the necessary sta
tonery ana postage stamps for its work:
Section p There is added to section
1929 of the statutes a new subsection to
read 8. In order to determine the COM
netencv of parties other than licensed veLer-
inarians. who may wish to apply the tuber-
culin test to cattle. the live stock sanitary
board is hereby authorized TO hold examina-
lions OF such parties, and to issue permits
to make such tests to those passing the ex-
animation, which permit shall enUitle the
holder to legal recognition in his work I'M
less for cause, it be revoked by the board.
Providing that such examinations, relative
to determining the competency of persons
desiring to apply the tuberculin test, shall
not be formulated so as to authorize only
veterinary surgeons and graduates OF the
state agricultural college to conduct such
tests.
Section g. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved June 10, 1909.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-08-13
+ No. 1856. AL Published June To- 1909
L. CHAPTER 38a. LAWS OF 1909. =.

No. 1856, Al Published June 10, 1909.
.sa CHAPTER 1873, LAWS OF 1909. So:
AN ACT to. amend section S92 (891), of
the statutes, relating to the publication
of the official notices in villages
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin, repre-
sented in Senate and Assembly, do enact
as follows
Section l. Section s92 (S91) of the stat
utes is amended to read Section 1872 (S91).
1. Every contract conveyance commission,
license or other written instrument shall be
executed on the part of the village by the
president and clerk, sealed with the cor
porate seal, and in pursuance only of au-.
thority therefor from. the village board.
All ordinances and bylaws shall be signed
by the president and countersigned by the
clerk; and if any penalty or forfeiture is
thereby, in any event imposed shall. before
taking effect, be published one week at least
in some newspaper printed in the village
and if there be no newspaper printed in
such village the village board may designate
a newspaper having general circulation in
said village and printed in the county in
which such village is located may, in lieu
of the printing thereof, have copies :"
of said ordinances and bylaws posted in at
least three public places in said
village one week. and proof thereof filed
and recorded by the village clerk before the
same shall take effect.
2 Proof of such publication to be by the
affidavit of the printer or foreman in the
office of such newspaper. or of such posting
party posting the same which shall be at
fached to 50 fled and recorded with
such ordinance or bylaw. which,
oh fc he Trfraa fo
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-08-13

! GERS and congressman. all signers on each
Separate nomination paper. shall reside In
the 80 ne county.
tui III. affidavit of a qualified eIector
Sha" - appended TO each such nomination
/ pap 't2tIng that he is personally &C
guar with all persons who have signed
the r,3A. and that he knows them to be
elect IS II that precinct county, as the
noHl-s IN papers shall require; that he
know iiaC they signed the same with full
kno" of the contents thereof and that
Their h. s..ectiye residences are stated there
In az hat each signer signed the same on
the L>te stated opposite his name, and that
ne, IA" aIhant, intends to support the can,
Cldatr La..ed therein. Such affidavit snail
not be made by the candidate, but each
lcandld8ta SHALL file with MS nomination pa
/ per or papers, or within five days there
after, q declaration that he will qualify as
such officer if nominated and elected.
Z .. o. II for representative in con
gress. by at least two per cent. OF the
voters of his party, = in each Of at
least one-half of the counties of the con-
gressional district, and in the aggregate not
less than two per cent. nor more than ten
per, cent: Of the total vote Of his party In
Section li-6. 2. For officers to be voted
for wholly within one county, except repre-
sentatiVes in congress, in the office OF the
county clerk OF such county.
Section 11-14. .. The inspectors shalI
register any person who shall on any regis
tratton day appear and file an am,
dayit to the effect that he is qualified
eIectOr in such precinct or when they per-
sonalIy know him to be such.
Section 11-21. Z. In all counties the
chairman of the county committee shall
within two days after the compile
ton OF the official county canvass Of said
primary call a meeting Of said county com
mittee, by giving each member Thereon,
notice in writing at least five days prior
TO the holding of such meeting.
Section 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage ana
publication.
Approved June 10, 1909.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-08-13
No. 800 a. Published June -, 1909.
CHAPTER 376. LAWS OF 1869.


AN ACT relating to the further provisions
for the interstate park of the Dalles of the
St CrOix and appropriating money there
for and for the purchase of the toll
bridge from said park to Taylor's Falls
Minnesota.
The people of the State of Wisconsin, repre-
sented in Senate and Assembly, do enact
as follows:
Section l. The commission provided by
Chapter 395 Of the laws of 1905 is hereby
continued with all the power therein con-
ferred, and for the purposes therein ex-
pressed. In addition thereto the commits
sion may purchase the existing toll bridge
to Taylor's Falls, Minnesota, subject to
the following conditions That whenever
by negotiation with the authorities of Min
nesota and the authorities and parties re-
siding at ST. Croix Falls, provision can be
made for the purchase Of such toll bridge,
one-fourth Of the amount of the purchase
price, not exceeding the sum OF Sl,750,
shall be paid out of the State Treasury.
Section 2. In case it shall be determined
not to purchase such bridge, the said park
commission may cause to be constructed
at some point to be determined upon either
above or below the existing bridge new
free bridge adequate and sufficient Tor all
thorities within the State of Minnesota Co
operate In the construction of said bridge
and make provision for the payment of one
h Fo5 or + bee Pc for 6 the towns
villages and counties in Wisconsin ad-
joining said park or by the citizens thereof,
ana OQe-IOufLn tue duOuuL IOE the SApeLoC
Of building such bridge, not exceeding the
sum Of S2,750 shall be paid out OF the
Section 8. An the acts of the commission
In making contract and carrying out the
purposes Of this act shall first be approved
by the governor and In addition to the fore
going amount specified sum not exceed
Ing $500 90 annually is appropriated for the
expense of maintaining and enlarglng said
park a sufficient sum of money to carry
out the purposes of this act is hereby ap-
propriated.
Section 4. This act shall take effect and
be In force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved June 10 1909
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-08-13
No, sol, A. Published June Is, 1909,
CHAPTER 3S1. LAWS OF 1909.

CE1AFIEkS 0S1, Laws We 4SoS'
AN ACT to create section 4601-6 of the
statutes relating to the sale Of sausage
and sausage mixtures, and providing
penalty. 49,
sented in Senate and Assembly, do enact
as follows:
Section /. There is added to the statutes
a new section to read: Section 460l--6. !.
No person by himself, his servant or agent,
or as the servant or agent OF any other
person, as the servant OF agent OF any
firm or corporation, shall. sell, offer or e17
pose for sale or have in possesSton-H1th IN
tent to sell any product as and for ~saesage5
unless the same complies with the follow
ing definition and standard, to-wtt:s3l
ID Sausage, sausage meat. 1s, a. CON-
minuted meat from neat cattle or swine; or
a mixture of such meats, either fresh,
sailed, picked or smoked, with added salt
and spices and with or without the addition
of edible animal fats, blood and sugar, or
subsequent smoking. 1t contains no larger
amount of water than the meats from
fresh condition, and if it bears name de-
scriptive of kind, composition or origin, Re
corresponds to such descriptive, name. All
animal tissues used as containers. sucn as
castings stomachs ETC., are clean and sound
and impart to the contents no other sub
stance than salt. Nothing in this act shall
he construed as prohibiting the. sale OF
sausage mixed with not to exceed four t4}
per cent. of cereals or potato flour and not
to exceed ten (10) per cent. of added water
as and for sausage with cereals or
sausage with potato -four" as the case may
be. ,.,0 -.
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 TINS act
shall upon conviction thereof be punished
by a fine of not less than twenty-five dol
lars. nor more than one hundred dollars, or
by Imprisonment in the county JAY NOT Tess
than thirty days nor more than sixty days;
Section 2 This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after October l, 1909.
Approved June IL, 1909. i-..
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-08-13
No $50 AL Published June Is, 1909.
CHAPTER 1872, LAWS OF 1909,

AN ACT to amend subsection l of section
573-3 Of the statutes, relating to com
pensation of probation officers for de-
pendent, neglected and delinquent chill
dren. .-.
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin, repre-
sented in Senate and Assembly, do enact
as follows -.
a.> Section i. Subsection 4 Of section 573---3
of the statutes is amended to read : l.
The court shall have authority to appoint
or designate one or more discreet persons or
good character to serve as probation officers
during the pleasure of the court
said probation officers so appointed shall re-
ceive such compensation as the county
board of supervisors may in their discretion
allow: provided, however, that not more
than two probation officers shall receive
compensation. In case probation officer
shall be appointed by any court, 1t shall De
the duty Of the clerk OF the court II prac-
ticabIe to notify said probation officer IN
advance when any child Is to be brought
before said court; 1t shall be the duty Of
said probationa officer to make such lnVestl-
ga ton as may be required by the court; to-
lie present in court in order to represent. the
interests Of the child, when the case is
heard to furnish the court such nforma-
tion and assistance as the Judge may re-
ouire, and to take such charge of any child
before and after trial as may be directed
by the court.
Section 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage and
p " Approved June IL, 1909:
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-08-13

" oHAP1rER sci, LAWS OF 1909.
AN ACT to create sections 1729m and
1729n Of the statutes relating to hours
of labor on public buildings or works OF
The people of the State of Wisconsin, repre-
sented in Senate and Assembly, do enact
as follows:
Section 1. There are added to the stat
utes two new sections to read: Section
1729m. Each and every contract hereafter
made for the erection, construction, re-
modelling or repairing Of any public build
ing or works, to which the state or any
officer or agent thereof is party, which
may involve the employment of laborers,
workmen or mechanics, shall contain q
stipulation that no laborer, workman or
mechanic in the employ of the contractor,
subcontractor, agent or other person. do
ing or contracting to do all or part OF
the work contemplated by the contract,
shall be permitted to work more than eight
cases of extraordinary emergencies, pro-
vided, however, that this section shall ap-.
ply only to such work as is actually per-
formed on the premises on which such build
ings works are being erected, constructed,
remodeled or repaired.
the state of Wisconsin or any contractor,
sub-contractor or agent thereof, who VIC
lates any Of the provisions Of this act shall
be deemed guilty Of a misdemeanor and
upon conviction thereof shall be punished
by fine not exceeding two hundred dollars
or by Imprisonment for not more than six
months or by both such fine and imprisOn-
ment.
Section g. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved June IA, 1909.