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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07
CHAPTER soe-H. F. NO. 1894.

AN ACT to amend chapte seventy-s1x
C76) Of the General Laws for 1907, re-
unorganized territory within the state,
and to define their scope and powers.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section 1. That section three (3) Of
chapter seventy-six SS) OF the Genera
amended SO as to read as follows:
Section 3. The chairman Of the county
board of commissioners shall be the
chairman of the county board Of educa-
ton; the county treasurer shall be the
treasurer of said board, the county su-
Of said board of education. The county
board of education may also employ a
competent person to act as clerk to the
county superintendent of schools, who
shall perform such other services as the
board may direct: Such person shall not
his appointment has been ratified by the
county board. who shall fix his salary,
which shall not exceed sixty dollars ($60)
per month.
be known as section ten dol of said act
be added thereto which said section ten
shall read as follows:
Section 10. The chairman Of said board
Of education shall be paid by the county,
sef,,s,, dollars amp1o Sssa i Rer at dsy for the meet t5ms
of such board. The clerk of said board
shall be paid bv the county the sum Of
ten cents per mile for the distance ac-
tuallv Travelled by him in locating or in
specting new school buildings in such un-
organized territory. Provided that if
the county board pays the necessary
travelling xpenses to such clerk as coun-
ty superintendent of schools. no such
mileage shall be allowed him.
Approved April Fl, 1909. .
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CHAPTER s1o-H. f. NO. 4e7.
AN ACT to determine the amount to be
allowed for clerk hire in the offices OF
county auditors, In counties Of this
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ing to state aid Of public schools.
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of tho
State of Minnesota:
Section 1. That sections 1417, 1921 and
1923 Of the Revised Laws of 1905. relat-
ing to state aid to public schools be and
the same is hereby amended SO as to
'e Section tic iii. Apportionment Tho
board shall apportion the amount appro-
priated for such schools equally among
the high schools. and the graded schools
entitled thereto, but no high school shall
receive more than seventeen hundred
school more than six hundred dollars per
year; nor shall the amount so paid any
high. school exceed Its actual expendt-
!nr for for SUCH guGh,r york nor exclusive xSa11 snv Of e build
schoo connected with, or in the same
district with, an aided high school. share
in such superintendent.
Ms ssot Rscei We. Aid Ma 5 omm Which Scf ha1s
maintained, for not less than eight
months in the preceding school year. a
school in charge Of a teacher holding at
least q first grade state certificate or 2
have a suitable school building. library.
and other apparatus ,3nS,ss cfqny e noes
receive state aid for each such year in
Section 1923. Apportionment-The
state superintendent shall annually ap-
portion to such serni-graded and common
schools as he shall find entitled to state
schools, In equal amour to all schools
Of the same class, but no semf-graded
school shall receive more than three hun-
dred dollars, nor any common school In
state certificate more than one hundred
and fifty dollars, nor any common school
in charge of q teacher holding q second
grade state certificate more than ono
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him to be- kept or secreted. within this
state
Shall be guilty Of kidnapping, and pun
ished by imprisonment in the state pris-
on not more than forty years.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from n after its passage.
Approved April q. 1909,
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CHAPTER Bo7-H. F.. NO. 2os.

CHAPTER Bo7-H. F. NO. 20s.
AN ACT authorizing the board OF
to direct the county treasurer to ad-
vertise in one or more newspapers
the time. real and personal property
taxes will become delinquent.
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the
State of Minnesota:
commissioners Of any county in the state.
may, by resolution direct the county
treasurer to publish in one or more
published in said county. a
tisenaent, informing taxrayers Of the ap;,
preaching time when real and personal
taxes will become delinquent and When
penalties will accordingly attach, which
resolution shall also fix the maximum
amount that shall be paid for such ad-
vertisements: provided. however. that not
more than the sum Of one Kindred 600
dollars shall be paid in any one year for
such advertisements in any such county.
Sec. q. Upon the passage Of n such
resolution it shall be the duty Of the
county treasurer to prepare and have
published such notice as may be appro-
priate and have the same published
using such space in such newspapers as
will comply with the terms Of such reso-
buttons, n the expense thereof shall be
allowed by the board Of county commits
sioners and paid out of the county treas
urv as other claims against the county.
Approved April 21, 1909.
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and to cha Charge the revenue fund Of I'll the
state with such amounts. All sums re-
allied hereafter from the assets herein
eral revenue fund Of the state.
Sec. 2! This act shall take. effect and
be in force from and after it's passage.
Approved April 81, 1909.
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323-H. F. NO. S46.
AN ACT empowering any city organized
by a special law, having a population
Of 5000 or less. to construct municipal
power plants, Or to acquire by pur-
works, reservoirs. dams, light and
power plants as are already in exist
ence, and to extend, improve, change
and enlar~e the same. and to authorize
n such city to acquire by. condemna-
ton or purchase lands for the erection.
establishment and maintenance Of
dams and reservoirs for the purpose Of
furnishing water. light or power to the
public, and to issue bonds for any or
all such purposes.
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the
State Of Minnesota:
Section I. Whenever at any charter,
general or special election, held in any
city in the class hereinafter mentioned.
the electors thereof by an affirmative
vote Of three-fifths of the electors voting
thereat SO determine, any city in the
ton or less organized n existing. under
a special law, is. hereby authorized and
empowered. in addition to all powers to
issue bonds conferred upon it by its city
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Laws OF 1907. relating to fur-bearing
animals.
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of the
State OF Minnesota:
Section 1. That section SO of chapter
344 OF the General Laws OF 1905, as
amended by chapter 469 OF the General
Laws of 1907, be amended SO as to reao
Sec. SO. Observation-Disclosures
No person shall take, catch or kill any
mink. muskrat, or raccoon between the
first day Of May and the first day Of NO
vember following.
Provided, that when any OF the animals
mentioned in this section are doing dam
age to or destroying any. property, the
person whose property is being damaged
or destroyed may kill them at any time"
Approved April q, 1909.
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CHAPTER s15-H. f. NO. 400.

Sl1kAT i En- O1O-I1s Is nv, 40Os
AN ACT to appropriate money to re-
imburse James A. Carlex for his ex-
penses incurred in the contest Of his
election as a member Of the House of
Representatives Of the State Of Min
nesota for the term commencing in
January, 1909.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section !. Tha the sum Of three hun-
dredths dollars (s314.e5) be and the same
is hereby appropriated out Of any money
In the state treasury. not otherwise
appropriated. to be paid to James A.
Carley to reimburse him for his expenses
incurred, including attorneys fees in the
contest for his seat as a member Of
the House Of Representatives Of the State
of Minnesota for the term commencing
in January, 1909. That a warrant for
Upon the state TREASURER in favor Of The
said James A.4qCarley.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved April 81, 1909.
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CHAPTER s0s-H. F. NO. 1872.

CHAPTER 308-H. F. NO. 1872.
AN ACT authorizing the, payment OF In
terest on certain school orders.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section l. That each and all school or
anv school district of the state of Min
nesota, between the first day Of March.
1905. and the 18th day of April, 1907. for
a legally incurred debt, which We're
school district for payment and payment
thereon refused for lack Of funds u shall
bear interest at the rate OF six per centum
per annum from and after the date Of
such presentation and refusal, ana such
interest is hereby declared to be valid
and subsisting indebtedness OF such
The officers of each such district are
hereby authorized to a such interest.
upon the presentation Of such orders.
Provided, that the terms Of this act
shall not apply to any pending litigation.
Approved April 81, 1909.
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S2B-H. r. NO. 1US4..
AN ACT entitled an act. to repeal chap
ter 1922 Of the General Laws Of Min
assistant county attorneys In certain
counties.
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of tho
Section i. That chapter 800 Of the
Laws of Minnesota for the year
1908 be and the same Is hereby repealed.
Approved April q. 1909.
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- ~. =, ~ ~ ra, n
BAY one.half the cost of certain bridges
heretofore built.
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the
the provisions Of chapter 423,. General
Laws for 1907, a county board has upon
petition duly filed heretofore e approRriat
ton of a bridge and the board Of the
town village or city wherein such bridge
is located has built such bridge without
the the let Letting e. Of ca = oenefase taer tho co ana
mittee appointed by the county board.
it shall be lawful for the county board
to cause to be paid from the proper fund
construction of said bridge, not exceed
ing the sum heretofore appropriated by
said county board therefor.
Sec. 2. This act shall axe effect and
Approved April q, 1900.
CHAPTER a25-H. F. NO; 1912.
N Laws Aer Of f 1862 S%a re1at aSss'f 2 f fi!%S msn'sso
State Of Minnesota:
Section !: That section 1900 Revised
am aSeo. D sa as w. Punished.GEvery
person who shall wilfully-
thority Of law. to be secretly confined or
imprisoned within the state, or sent out
OF it. to he sold as a slave or in any
way held to service, or Kept or detained
Ind. Lead, take, entice or detain a
child under the age Of sixteen years,
his parents, guardian, or other person
having lawful care or control Of him.
or to extort or obtain money or reward
tent to steal any article upon his person
srd. Abduct, entice. or. by force Or
fraud. unlawfully take or carry away
state. or procure, advise, aid, or abet
such abduction. enticing. taking. or car
rying away, and shall afterwards send,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-27
His Majesty is Jostled.

His majesty had considerable difficulty
in making his way back TO the paddock
He was jostled by the excited and yelling
crowd. and before he reached the enclos-
ure he was putting for breath. Once In
side the paddock ne received the congrat-
ulstions Of a number of friends. after
which ne mounted to the top Of the stairs
leading TO the gallery Of the jockey club
where he stood bowling for several min
utes.
Queen Alexandra, the Prince and Prin-
cess of Wales and the other members Of
the royal family seated aloft in the royal
box, also came in for a share Of the Ova-
ton. They were yisibly excited and
pleased by the victory.
The weather conditions were bad. A
sharp shower swept over the course just
before the start and the race was run in
a drizzle. The grand stands were filled
with raised umbrellas, which seriously i'm
peded the view.
All the fifteen horses got away in
beautiful bunch 1t was a splendid race
from start to finish. barring the accident
to Sir Martin. and LOuviers pushed
Minoru so closely along the home stretch
that the result was in doubt right up to
the post. Minoru's time was 2:42 %.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-27
MANY HORSEMEN WANT
ARCHIBALD REINSTATED

HOrsemen continue 10 remark on the at
titude of Judge Blum. who presided over
the ogden meeting. in refusing the REIN
state Jockey George Archibald The boy
is popular among the owners and his ina
bility to ride IS declared 10 be a distinct
loss to the Salt Lake meeting. Archibald
showed himself to be one Of the clever
est jockeys at the Ogden meeting and
several owners now in Salt Lake are anN-
iOus TO avail themselves Of his services
Horsemsn have only good words for him
but he feels his. position so keeniv that
he has absented himself from the grounds
since the opening Of the Salt Lake meet
ing Judge Blum is declared to have
acted hastily in melting out such severe
punishment for rough riding. particularly
as much more glazing Offenses were
passed over. u H. understood that pres
sure viii be brought to bear upon Judge
Blum today to induce him TO give the
boy another chance.
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At Latonia.

I.atOnia. May 26.-First race. four fur
longs-Cheryola, to ?, won; Inferno
Queen. u TO 1. second. Banives. to /,
third. Tme-.49 40
Second race. six furlOngs- MarmOrean,
TO J. won; McChord, s to ]. second; Paul
Reinhart, 10 TO 1. third. Time-l:iS ~.
Third race, four fuTlOngs-C. A. Lei
man, 10 TO /, won; Placid, 3 to ], second,
Paul Davis, 10 ). third. Time-:J0 So.
Fourth race. mile-TOm Hayward. TO s,
won; Colonel Blue, 5 TO I, second: Bonnie
Bard. s to /, third. Time-f:47 SIS.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Bosserain to
2 won: Deuce, 10 2, second; Voting, 80
70 l. third. Time-l.1S.
Sixth race, StOnestreet. 10 to 3
won; Water Lake ; to /, second; Katie
Powers. to I, third. Time-1:4S 3-5.
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strouthers Not Informed.

Helena, May 26.-FrOm what can be
learned here, the league directors will
discuss either the question Of strength
ening Bosses team. rather than drop
that city from the league. II is felt
that there has been insufficient time TO
determine if the Idaho capital Will sup
port a league team.
Joe Marshall, who went from Helena
TO Boise, in an effort to secure the man
agement of the Irrigators. has returned
and. while he declines to talk it is said
on excellent authority that he will be
placed IN charge of the team. Marshall
played with the St. Louis Nationals last
year. and it is thought he can materially
strengthen the lTrigators Con StrOuth-
ers. manager Of the Boise team. declares
that he knows nothing about the pro-
posed meeting or its developments.
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GARRY STANDS BY HARRY
Herman Says He VIII not Vote to
Gust Pulliam From Head of the
League,

Cincinnati, May 26.-There is no chance
to enlist Garry Hermann in the fight to
Gust President Harry Pulliam Of the Ma
tiOnal league.
L cannot believe that such a move is
being contemplated. said MIR Hermann.
when he read the report from the east
that an alliance had been formed by two
National league magnatess to have the
scalp Of President Pulliam and 10 elect
Captain Arson Of Chicago president OF
the National league
But If this thing is contemplated
they'll have 20 count me out ] am for
Puliiam. When he went away for d rest
during the late winter we promised him
that his place would be ready and wait
ing for him when he recovered. 1 mean
to stick to that promise
I'm for giving Pulliam another chance
to show that he is a we'll man again and
in good shape to handle our affairs"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-27
BASEBALL
Standing Of
Teams.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland. O., May 26.-Cleveland made
it two out of three from Philadelphia to-
day. winning 3 to , Score: r. h, Z,
Cleveland eco. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o
RnliaQelpila .--- --...------------- y
Batteries-Berger and Bemis; Coombs
and Thomas
st. Louis No MAY 26.-St. Louis won
the third and final game today from
Boston. Score > 10 o. Waddei allowed
the visitors four scattered hits. Score;
r. II. L.
~ LOUIS s-.-------.- ss-.+t-s. +" IL "
Boston ..-- -..-.-----. -------
Batteries-Waddell and Stephens: Steele.
Chech and Carrigan.
Detroit Mich May 25.-Gray was sent
hack against the Deuoits after working
Sunday and pitched a brilliant game,
Washington winning to l. Score.
r. II. f.
Detroit . OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ]
Washington ..... .......-....-..... o
Batteries uggs and stanage; Gray and
Street.
Chics GO May 2s.-ChicagO-Ne York
game postponed; rain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-27
CRESCEUS ON SPEAKING
TERMS WITH MANKIND AGAIN

Springfield, O., May 3.-Cresceus. the
champion tT0ttng stallion, now in Rus
sia, is once more in good humor. having
consented to be led from his stall. and
George ketcham Of Toledo, former own
er. Will sail from Liverpool for home on
June 3, according to information received
here by Harry ketcham
ketcham had no trouble in getting the
famous stallion TO come out and enjoy
the fresh air. The horse recognized me
voice of his former owner instantly and
before he presented himself Cresceus be
gan kicking on the door a moment after
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ketcham and the party arrived When
1t was opened and Ketcham spoke to
Cresceus. the trotter began prancing about
and holding out his head for the owner
70 pat
1t is said Cresceus became obstinate
because his present trainer struck him
with whip while exercising him. The
horse had never felt the touch Of a whip
before and resented it. ketCham eX-
planned the peculiarities Of the stallion
and he does not expect that his present
owners viii experience any more trouble
with him
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-27
BOISE SITUATION
TO BE TAKEN UP

Butte. May 26.-The Inter-Mountain an
nounces that at meeting Of the Inter
Mountain Baseball league, called for Fri
day morning in this city. dropping Boise
will be discussed. 1t is stated that the
league has proven a financial failure in
the Idaho city and that the franchise will
be transferred. Local officials said they
would not discuss the statement until the
leagu meets.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-27
G0TCH TO MEET
JENKINS IN FINISH

Des Moines. May 26-Articles were
signed today for a finish wrestling match
between Champion Frank GOtch and
Tom jenkins wrestling instructor at West
Point. The match viii take place at the
stock pavilion at the fair grounds, Des
Moines. June L. 10 will be the fifth
bout between the champion and jenkins
each having won two.
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Boise Will Protest.
Especial to The Heraldl

Especial 70 The HeraI0-I
Boise. May 36.-An energetic protest has
gone up from the ranks OF Boise fand0m
over the news from Butte today stating
that Boise might be eliminated from the
Northwestern league because the venture
had been a financial failure here They
point out that the attendance here has
been well maintained in the face OF a los
ing proposition and a team disOrganized
through mismansgement. From the open
ing day, when the paid admissions were
. So the attendance has been as good as
al any point In the league.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-27
RABBIT TRACK TO
OPEN IN MEXICO

San Diego. Cal. May 26.-The promoters
Of the Electric Inanimate Hare cOursiug
track being constructed at Tia Juana
Mex. near here for greyhound racing to-
day announced they would open the track
July with over 30 greyhounds from all
parts OF the United States.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-27
TRAVIS UNDER RoGEY.

Rye. y Y May 26.-The Metropolitan
Golf associations annual championship
tourua ment was begun at the Apawa mis-
club links today. In the qualifying round
the best score Of the morning was the
a made by Walter j. Travis which is one
stroke under par and seven strokes IN
der DOGGY. Fred HeTrersOff and g.
Brocka each made the round in ST.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-27
SUMNER SCHOOL WINS.

The Sumner school defeated the La
fayette team yesterday by score Of II
to s. The game was played on she High
school grounds and was one Of the hard
est fought games Of the grade school
series. The winners lined up: johnson
C.: NJ SidOwsy. p. Rumph. b.; r.
Sidowsy, . b.; ". Alsip b.: A. Woolav
=. 3; r. Sidoway. r. f.: a. Hempfield
n { "a paffrrsnn 1
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-27
Americans Drop Coin.

New York. May 26.-acing men and the
general public received with the keenest
disappointment the news today OF Sir
Martins defeat. Estimates were made
today that about 500. 900 was lost to the
English beokmakers by Americans on the
race. Sir Martin was regarded by horse
men as the first product Of American
horse breeding
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-27
HELENA, g; BOISE, 2.
Osburn Pitches Good Ball, but His
Support Is Weak.

Helena. Mont. May 26.-Helena again
defeated Boise today by heavy hitting.
coupled with poor fielding by the lrriga-
tors Osburn pitched good ball but his
support was weak, while Ames for Helena
had Boise on the hip. Both Of Boise
runs were earned runs. The feature Of
the game came in the seventh inning,
when. with the bases empty and two out,
Osburn hit one over the left field fence
for a home run. Score:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-27
HIT WITH HAMMER
AND PROFESSOR DIES

= Lafayette, Ind. May 26-Profes- =
= sor Benjamin NJ. Hoax Of Purdue >
y university. VINO was accidentally =
, struck by a hammer here last sat .
y urday while officiating in the state :
= high school meet died today.
%<%%A%A$% $t%+%&%4%%4@&4
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-27
PACKEY MCFARLAND
BEATS TREhDALL

Kansas City MAY 26.-Packey McFar-
land OF Chicago tonight won a ten-rOund
fight with Harry Treudall Of St Louis
before the Empire Athletic club The
bout was devoid Of spectacular features
Mcfarland forcing the fighting most Of
the time. and his opponent covering Up
At the end of the contest the Chicago
hoy was hardly marked, but Trendall was
considerably bruised.
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majesty was seen descending the stairs
toward the track to lead his victorious
horse into the weighing ROOM
The members of the Jockey club made
a line through which his majesty passed
end as the king went by they raised their
hats The king was conducted by a de
tachment of police and a number OF the
track officials to the finishing post. Here
he grasped the bride of Minoru on one
side while Trainer Marsh held the other
He also shook hands with and cOngratu-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-27
AFTER
IDAHO FALLS TEAM

Bert Margetts Is arranging a series Of
three games for the coming Saturday,
Sunday and Monday. Margetts realizes
fhav are three good dates and believes
Inc fans will turn out TO see some strong
independent bail. He is now negotiating
prft1 the Idaho Falls team and believes
he will hsve them SiTnSd lip some time
TO-DAY. This aggregation IL one OF the
sf,ottasst teams an idaho ana Margetts
believes he can pick up a bunch Of local
players TO defeat them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-27
WEsToN's DAILY GRIND.

Aurora. Colo. May 26.-Edward Payson
Weston, the aged pedestrian. arrived
here tonight after an all day struggle
with almost impossible roads He will
leave for Denver. eight miles distant to-
morrow morning. arriving there about s
o'clock He walked thiTty-five miles TO-
laE