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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-15

No 600, 81 IPublished june 10 1909
CHAPTER 4S0. LAWS OF 1909.
AN ACT TO repeal scctons taU0a - and
45UOf--li OF the statutes and to create
bered 45UOa--2, relating to license to
catch or luke rough Dish In Inland wa
The people of the state of Wisconsin. rep
resented IN Senate and Assembly, do
enact ms follows;
Section /, Sections 45G0a--2 and seo~
tion i560f-ll OF the statutes are ~
pralcd
Section 2. There Is added to tho -tat-
utes new section 10 read: Section
i5bo--a2, The state fish and game warden
may upon application by any rcsid"nt or
nonresident Of tn" state OF Wisconsin, is-
sue "A license to use aud operate 9cins.
fyke, hoop net or turtle net In any OF the
inland waters Of the state OF Wisconsin.
except Rice Lake, French Lake, Mud Lake,
Round Lake French Slough, and Black
River IN La Crosse county; Courtois Pond
aud french Town Slough in Crawford coun
ty Cassviiie Slough from Glenhaven to
CHssvilc, and Hertram Lake IN Grant
county; and that part OF the Mississippi
River within hftecn hundred feet or the
Chippewa River. at any time; and except
Beef slough in Buffalo county, between
the fifteenth day of April and the afteruth
day Of November, Tor the purpose of catch
Ing or taking buffalo hsh. carp, reihorse,
suckers. sheephcau, eel-pout. sarlish, and
dogilsh.
lnJ Such nets shall not DO set. used
or operated. except In the manner hore-
matter prescribed by law Licenses issued
uudrr the provisions uf this act shall not
be issued before the first day Of June aud
shail expire on the nrst day Of April sue
ceedng the date OF their Issue and shall
not be transferable.
%, ANY resident or nonresident OF this
state who shall desire to set, use. or OPP
crate nets under the provisions OF this
act shnll make application TO the state
fish ana Eauio warden therefor upon blanks
to be furnished by the game warden de-
partmeut and shall accompany such appii-
cation with tee as follows for a seine
Of lre hundred feet ana not over one
Thousand feet, twenty 1--WE dollars Of one
thousand feet or over. CITY dol ars each
for fyke or hoop nets i've dollars each No
nets shall be used until the satue ere
equipped With metal tags stamped 10 des.
ignatr the kind OF net aud number to cor
respond with the number OF tire license,
authorizing the operation of said net or
nets, ole such metal TAG to be securely
fastened TO each net. Such metal tags
shail be furnished 10 the iiCeasee Of such
net. his tue game warden department on
the payment OF twenty-five cents for each
tAx ~ tas ucsnSsA 2ay lsoansss sossAS
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No -, 81 lrubishcd June 10, 1903
CHAPTER 479. LAWS OF 1909. j..
a2o0a OF the statutes; and to create a
new section Of the statutes to be mum
herrd section 1866. relating to Ore
escapes on buildings.
Tho people Of the Stats OF Wisconsin, rcp-
resented lg Senate and Assembly, d,
enact ne follows
Section / Sections 1875 and 4g9oa
Of tho statutes repealed
Section q There Is added to the stat
utes new sectiou to read Section 1896
Every person or corporation owning,
occupying or controlling any building now
or hereafter used. In whole or IN part. as
q public building, public or private institu-
ton, hotel, inn, schonlho~se church, public
halt place Of asSemhlage, or place OF pub
lie resort, opera honSe every Office build
Ing, fat building, apart cnt building, tcne-
mcnt honSe, and lodging house three or
more stories high and every factory, WORK
shop or other structure three or more
stories high, In which ten or more persons
are employed above the ground hnNr, Rt
any Kind Of labor shall provide and keep
connected with the same one more good
and substantial metallic or fire proof lad
dcrs, stairs or stairways, ready Tor use at
ali times, reaching from the cornice to
the top OF the first story ard placed GA
the outside thereof In such position aud
number a. may BE- designated by the chirr
Of the fire department or fire marshal ut
the city or village In which such structure
Is situated or by the state factory IN.
EltfNoEy NM VI fut0 story hlfoNf III" nFSk
a wrought iron balcony IN connection with
such ladder, such balcony to be aubstan.
tally attached to ia" structure, aud OF such
length to permit Of access to II from
two or more windows on each story, Hri
Of sufficient size to furnish rCasonb bio
means of escape TO the persons therein from
each and every door or story above the
first aud In all cities and villages where
there IL water supply, either from wafer.
works. fire engines, or pumping station.
there shall be attached to such Dire escape,
except on structures equipped With auto
matte aprlnklcrS, three inch wrought iron
stand pipe extending from polut within
I've feet from the ground 10 poiut three
the roof shall be attached a two and one
half inch angle hose valve, With male bose
connection and double or stnmese "i
female hose connection at the base OF tho
pipe, the threads OF which shall conform
TO the size and pattern used by the Dire
department where the structure ts iocn Ted
Any such person OF corporation who shall
fail, for three months after the receipt OF
notice In writing, stating tho substance of
the provisions of this sect on. from such
chief, marshal or Inspector 10 provide aud
keep such means OF escape or such Wand
pipe shall be deemed guilty OF mlsdomeaD.
punished by Hnp not exceeding one hundred
dollars, or by imprisonment In the county
Jail not more than thirty days.
Section 3. All acts or parts of acts in
consistent With tho provisions of this set
are repealed
Section 4 This act shnu take eject and
be In force from and after its passags AID
publication
Approved jane 10. 1900.
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No. l18, s. IPubllshed June 10 1904
CHAPTER ATT, LAWS OF 1909


AN ACT TO amend section Ills OF tho
statutes, relating to vote csst at pri
mary election.
The people Of the State OF Wisconsin, rep
resented In senate and Assembly. do
enact az follows;
Section |. Section Ii--19 of the star.
ntcs Is amended to reh5 Section lis
l. II MI candidates FOR nomination tor
any one office voted for on any party bal
lot shall receive In the aggregate twenty
per cent or more OF the vote cast for nom.
NEE of such party tor governor at the
last general election. the person receiving
the greatest number or votes AT
such primary election as the candidate OF
anch party for such
office, shall be- the candidate OF that party
for sach office, and his uame as such can
didate shall be placed on the official bal
lot at the following election
II oil the candidates for nomination
for any one Office voted for on any party
ballot shall receive In the aggregate itas
than twenty per cent Of such votes 80 cUse
at such last general election no person
hall be deemed to be the party nominee
Tor sach oibca, -ut the PEARSON rscsivlnx
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No SHt. 8. tPubllshcs June 10 Io0a
CHAPTER 47G. LAWS OF 1909

AN ACT to create paragraph (gb OF sub
section of section 1t-i2 and to amend
section &c OF the statutes, relating TO
poll lists at primaries and general cleo
lions.
The people Of the state OF Wisconsin. rrp-
resented In Senate md Assembly, do
enact as follows:
section I. There Is added to subsection
OF section 1l--l2 OF the statutes a now
paragraph to read tSectlon liz ~
~ Each clerk OF election shall keep a
poll Hist on which he shall enter tho fun
name and postotfce address of each person
voting nt the primary In the order in which
their ballots are cnst and on request OF
The inspectors each elector shall stnte his
fuli name and postoffice address before his
ballot shall be received
Section 2. Section CO Of the statutes 4,
amended TO read Section &c l. I,neh
clerk OF election shall keep n poll list on
which he shall enter the fun name and
poStoitcc address OF each person voting ut
such election In the order In which thcir
ballots are cast md on request OF the In
spectors each eiector shnll stnto hts rnI
name md postotfcc address before tho bal
lot shall be received.
2. When amy person shall hnve taken
the oath provided In section 81 before yot.
Ing. the clerk shall write at the end Of
surh PERSONS name on the poll list the
word "sworn."
Section g. This act shall take effect and
be IN force from and after Its passage and
publication.
Approved June 10, 1909.
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No aid, Al Published June Ia. 1906
CHAPTER 4s2, LAWS OF 1909,

No $40, Al fPublissad June Ia. ieoG
CHAPTER 4s2, LAWS OF 1909.
AN ACT to amend section 1880 Of tAs
statutes, relating 70 the sale Of tns.x&
cat!oe liquors. contrary To vote
The people OF the State Of Wisconsin. ~
resented In Senate And Assembly. g.
Section /, section 1886 Of tn. ss..~
ANY per.Sn who S on 9. liter
first day OF July following Al
election under the provisions OF the two
preceding sections. vend. sail, deai or rM.
hc IN or. for the purpose OF evadiuS AM
law Of this state, give swsy ans spiritu0us.
malt, ardent or Intoxicating iianors o.
trnss In any quantity whatever tn Any
town. village or city wherein a majority o.
the votes cast ct such election shau have
been against license, shaA De guilty Of
misdcmeanor and % PUNISHED By NM
S a. aSs p 1tsS m ,nan than ~ two boz,
dred dollars, besides the costs: or In aea
OF such ans by Imprisonment IN the COUNT
less less thnn three tpontha And In casa o.
punishment by one unless the ene and coats
be paid forthwith, % committed 70 tn
county jail until they are paid, o. unui
Gischa rged BY due course OF Inv and la
case OF second subsequent cSnvfrtfoa
Of the same person during any ysAs thu
punishment shall be b. sotA nns and IN
prLsonmenL
Ana In any such town. village o.
city. the existence or the issue Of any pei.
mlt or special TAX stamp from the Unitsi
States government, aathotizlna or permit
ting any person TO engage 10 tha cccuptF
ton OF selling distilled. apiritueus OF for
mented liquors at the time and place q
any alleged violation Of the excise las.
shall b. accepted ortma tActe evatenss
fnat sueb person Is vending. selling d"sS-
Ing or tratitckhlg In or, Tor the parpcss
Of evfdiiN1 the laws of thia state, sisiai
away s9sr.tuoua. matt ardent u intoxicss.
IA: liquors or drinks ccuttary h the re-
suit OF the election provided tsr Ia ns
two preceding Sections,
3. Nothing In this or the two nsxt pr
cedng sectinns saal - construed "a ~.
fecttng the eAi~ al so1n ttasssss ter naAIasfs-
nAl msssAsrtMei - mAn1Uckee nAaauo ~nll
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20. 61I. s. Published June 10, 1909.
CHAPTER 473, LAWS OF 1909

AN act TO submit to the people az
amendment TO section 3 Of article ~
consin, relating TO the apportionment and
TO an enumeration Of the Inhabitants OF
the state.
Whereas, Mt the biennial session OF the
legislature for the year 1907 an amendment
80 the constitution of this state was pro-
posed and agreed to by q majority of the
members elected to each OF the two houses.
which pronoSed amendment was In tue toll
lowing language:
Resolved by the senate, tho assembly
concurrtng, That section OF article "
Of the Constitution Of the State of Wis
consiu be amended to read as follows:
section g. AT their arst session after
each enumeration made by the authority
Of the United States. the legislature shall
apportlon and district anew the members
of the senate and assembly according to
the number Of inhabitants. excluding In
dams not taxed, soldiers md officers OF
nitad States army and navy"
Whereas The foregoing proposed amend.
ment TO the constitution was duly ratified
ana agreed to by the legislature at the
biennial sess'on in 1909 by = majority Of
all the members elected to each OF the tw-e
houses, therefore,
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin, req
resented in Senate and Assembly. do
section Th. foregoing rronosti
nmcndmcnt 10 the consultation Of this state
shall be submitted to the people al s"n'
eral election TO be- held gu Tuesday sue
cecing the Hrst Monday Of November,
1870. and II the people shall approve and
ratlfy the said amendment by majority
Of the electors voting thereon. said sm~ud
msnt shall become part Of the const!tf
ton OF tha state.
Section The form Of the builot 20
be cast on the question of adopting or re-
iccting said amendment shall be or tho
Amendment striking out OF the conSt!tu
ton the req Iiremrnt Tor m enumcra ton
Of the inhabitants OF the state once every
ten years Opposite said words shall be
printed the word "ycs' and over the other
the word no" The voter mHy mark his
ballot in the space under whichever OF said
words indicates his intention The marks
mad shall he such as the law now pro
vides for, Said form Of ballot shall BE-
pr,ntcd upon the ballot 10 be voted at such
election after the names OF the candidates
and separated 'herefrom by an appropriate
line or rule The votes cast on the ndop-
ton of snid amendment shall be- caDvesscd
and returned In the same manner as other
votes cast at such election, and the result
shall be determined aud published In the
ma amer provided bv law
Secttar B. This act shall tase effect
and he In force from and after itD passage
and publication.
Approved June rs, 1900
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10. SIS, s. Published June 10 1909
CHAPTER 40. LAWS OF 1909.

~ Ell 70 NNe'u CNApIef - OF I've laws
of 1908, relating TO the organization OF
new towns.
The people Of the State of Wisconsin rep
resented In Senate and Assembly. do en-
act follows;
Section /. The provisions of chapter
IS of the laws OF 1909 shall not auply to
any proceedings which. prior to the date
when sad chapter IS of the laws of 1909
went Into effect. were commenced by the
filing OF petition and are pcnding in any
circuit court for the creation Of n new
town, and as TO such proceedings sections
T115a, 775b. 77Jc, 77Jd, and 775e as they
existed prior to the amendment thereto
made by chapter Ss OF the laws Of 1903.
shall govern.
Section 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after It's passage and
publication.
Approved June 10, 1909
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No. c II AZ p' Laws 's Of e 1907 5oo'
AN ACT TO provide for an additional cir
cult Judge for the second judicial cir
The people Of the State of Wisconsin, rep
resented in Senate and Assembly. do en-
act as follows
Section /. The election of an additional
circuit judge in aud for the second judicial
circuit Is hereby authorized
Section .. Said additional circuit Judge
shall be elected by the qualified electors
Of Milwaukee county at judicial election
first Tuesday II April, 1910, according to
law for the election of circuit Judges
Section 3 Such additional circuit judge,
when elected. shall enter upon the dis,
hold his Office for a term commencing on
the arst Monday of May, 1910, and shall
end on the day preceding the first Mon-
dsy, Of January; 1917, and his successor
election held In the last year Of the pre-
ceding term aud shall bold Office for the
term of six years, such term to commence
on the hrst Monday In January succeeding
election. Such additional circuit Judge
shall receive the same compensation as Ia
now received by the Judges of the second
judicial circuit payable In the same man
ner as The salaries of said Ind yes are paid
Section 4. The board Of Supervisors Of
Milwaukee county shall provide court
rooms and suitable offices wherein said
Judge may discharge his duties M 'rdge
N chambers The sheriff of Milwaukee
county shall n-oy'de deputy sheriff whose
duty II shal be TO preserve order in the
court held by said Judge and such other
duties as are usually required of deputy
rherTs, and the clerk Of the circuit for
Milwaukee county shs'l provide a deputy
clerk to keep the minutes II such court
and do such other acts as are usually
done and performed ny deputy clerks; and
said sheriff and clerk are hereby authorized
To appoint ssch deputies who shall bs
compensated the same IA other deputies
assigned to the performance OF like duties
In Milwaukee county.
Section ) Such additional circuit judge
shall appoint O photographic reporter for
His court, who ehail be compensated the
same "a other Photographic reporters for
circuit courts In this state
Section @. al, the provisions of the
statutes and the laws OF WIs.un in relat.
ing TO circuit courts and clTcult judges
shnil apply hereto so far So the snme are
applicable.
Section I. This act shall lake effect and
be In force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved June !6. 1909
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No. Io7, Al Published June 10. 1909.
CHAPTER All, LAWS OF 1909.

AN ACT to create section 2546m OF the
statutes, relating to transcript Of testi-
mony taken before grand iuries.
The people Of the State of Wisconsin, rep
resented In Senate and Assembly do en-
act as follows
Section l. There Is added to the st,t-
utes new section to read Section 254Gnl.
Where the testimony is taken down In
shorthand by stcnngraphic reporter en-
poyed by the grard jury for TINT purpose
as provided by law. after the defendant
has been arrested upon an Indictment
found and returned against him, and be
fore he shall he required TO plead there.
TO, certified copy OF the testimony taken
by the grand Jury unon which the indict-
ment was returned shall be filed with the
clerk Of the court In whicu the Indictment
is filed. Snch copy OF the testimony shall
be Transcribed md certified as required by
section 4l41 Of the statutes and shah at
all times thereafter, be accessible end sub.
tect TO the Inspection OF the defendant and
his counsel md may be used for the pur-
pose of impeachment. and shall be re-
celved In evidence with the same effect az
If such stenographic reporter was present
70 testify to the correctness of The test
monv so certified
Section .. This act shall take effect and
be in force from aud after It's passage and
publication.
Approved june 16, 1909
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No. Gt2. 81 fPublIshed June 10. 1909
CHAPTER i73, LAWS OF 1900

CHAPTER i73, LAWS OF 1909.
AN ACT to rrpepl subsection of section
44--S; ara 60 create II new subsection
To be numbered subsection Of section
SIS Of the statutes relating to sam.
pie ballots 10 be used In connection with
voting mach ncs.
The people Of fie State Of Wisconsin. rep
resented in Seuate and Assembly, do en-.
act ms follows
Section L. Subsection 4 ~ section "a
s. OF the statutes ~ repealed
Section 2. There Is ADDED - the stat.
utes a new subsection 70 read Section
49, a In on cities o. the FIRST clasa
using voting machines the officer charged
With the duty 81 providing ballots shall,
ana In all other cities usirg voting ma
chimes he may not less than ton DAYS be-.
fore each election, provide for each cleo
tion precinct In which arch machine Is 10
he used at least one half as many simple
ballots rs the number Of VOTES caat IN
such precinct nj the last preceding general
election. sni sample ballots to - In the
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form Of a reduced size diagram showing
The face Of the machine and the names
Of the candidates, parties. and questions
voters as ARE required by law. Fifty per
cent OF such sample ballots shall he on
hand CT the Office of the city clerk for dis
trbutio9 70 such voters as shall call there
for and fifty per cent, shall he delivered
10 the inspectors Of election for d'strihu-
ton to such voters IA shall call therefor
or The last day of registration and on cleo
tlcn.
Section 3. This oct shall take effect and
be IN force from and after it's passage and
publication.
Approved June 16, 1900.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-19
THE oLp-FAsHIoNED HAIR.

Oh, the old-fashioned hair of the
sweet long ago
Is the kind / shall always love best,
And the faces it framed with its beau
tiful grace
OF the dear ones long since gone to
rest.
There were tresses. and Tinglets, and
long braided locks,
There were beautiful, bonnie bright
curls,
And high combs and side combs, and
fair shining coils,
That were worn by the old-fashion-
ed girls.
] remember the roach that my grand
father wore,
Brushed back from his broad, hon
est brow,
with an elegant, easy simplicity,
which,
Tho I look for, I never see now.
And my grandmother's hair-snowy
white-hid away
Meath head dress of dainty white
lace.
CurYing down from her brow IN
smooth silver band,
Framed a queenly and beautiful
face.
AS the proud noble face OF my great
Uncle George,
Looks down from the canvas at me,
with the odd timey'' stock and the
fine powdered wig
IT'S as handsome and grand as can
= be!
But the dearest and lOveliest hair IN
the world
Is my mothers soft, beautiful
brown,
With a touch of the gold, and gnnt
of the sun.
And away to her knees falling
down.
And it tells its own story of womanly
And the Old-fashiOned mOdesty.
too,
of that sweet, indescribable beauty
of soul.
q. And the mothers love, tender and
. true,
For the angel that painted the rain
bow could find
Not a tint so exquisite and rarei
oh the wealth of luxurious, ripping
waves,
OF my mothers brown, beautiful
hairi
So ] honor the hair of the sweet long
ago,
Whether silver, or dusky. or fair,
For 1t brings back dear faces, and
good, honest hearts
And I love 1.-THE Old-fashioned
hair!
Margaret Andrews Oldham
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IN all my life. l recommend Lydia z.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to all
my friends. - Mrs. WILL You've, 8
Columbia Avenue, RockIand, Me.
Backache is a symptom of female
weakness or arrangement. If you
have backache, don't neglect it. To
get permanent relief you must reach
the root of the trouble. Nothing we
know of will do this so safely and surely
as Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. Cure the cause of these dis
tresslng aches and pains and you viii
become well and strong.
The great volume of unsolicited
testimony constantly pouring in proves
concluslyely that Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
and herbs, has restored health to thou
sands OF women
Mrs. Pinkham, of Lynn. Mass.
invites all sick women to write
her for advice. She has guided
thousands to he alth free of
charge
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-19
LITTLE ALVIN ZACHARY
CELEBRATED HIS SECOND
BIRTHDAY.

One Of the daintiest Of parties for
very, very tiny people took place on
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
Attorney and Mrs. w. l. Zachary, at
the corner OF Fourteenth street and
DeSoto streets, when a number OF wee
tots, accompanied by fond mothers
and nurses, gathered to assist little
Alvin Zachary to celebrate the im-
portant event of the second anniyer-
sary Of his birth. The hours were
from 4 until s, and the house had
been made soft and lovely in its col
oTings Of dainty baby pink, and downy
white Ferns added a touch Of cool
ness here and there, and in a wonder
full, darkened dining room, which
twinkled respendantly with many pale
pink candles, pink ices and cakes
were served to the enthusiastic
guests. The birthday cake, Whicn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-19
DEATH OF BISHOP M'CLOSKET
is MOURNED HERE.

The many Pensacola friends Of the
late Rt. Rev. Bishop McCloskey, OF
Kentucky, were panied and shocked
yesterday to learn Of the death OF the
beloved old man who used to winter
here frequently, having been quite an
interesting figure about the EScamU la
hotel, upon whose broad verandaS he
was wont to reVel in his regular
morning sun baths, which, in his dT-2
opinion, did him greater good than
did drugs. He was also a Pensacola
enthusiast, from the heart He was
an interesting talker. and made
friends readily about the hotel. being
loved and revered by local Catholics
and prOtestantS alike.
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to begin a series OF addresses on his
work and Sunday school work IN
general.
He will talk at thTee-thirty Sun
day. the 26th, and Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday nights.
Mr.. Entzminger's talks are very in
teresting, instructive and of a practi-
val value. The general public, and
particularly Sunday school workers
are invited to attend.
These talks will be made in the
Sunday school room OF the First Bap-
fist church.