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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-08-13
GREEN WOOD
BY innings

Grenada. 100 Ill 0O0-4 ).
greenwood -. 900 900 0O0-0 3 0.
Summary Two base hits, Willett
,. Hits off Bennie Mitchell g.. OH Bob
Mitchell 3. Struck out Bennie Mitchell
5 by Bob Mitchell 9. Umpire Jack
Law.
Grsnada lost the second game to L.
Frank Allen was bit freely but gilt
edge support prevented Grenaea from
scoring more than once.
Score II. d. T.
Grenada .OO1 900 OOO-1 s 4.
Greenwood 900 900 OlI--2 =.
Miller and Monogan; Allen and
Mcclellan. Umpire Jack Law.
In the last gone Grenada outplayed
Greenwood at all stages and easily won
to1. Bob Mitchell pitched fine ball
and had good support, allowing out
five hits, which he kept scattered
| This is the second game Mitchell has
won this week. Of games pitched on
the local diamond this year, be ha
! I0st none. In the last series PLAYED
| Greenwood forfeited two games am
By winning today Grenada tied Green
| wood.
Score r. II. E
Grenada. OO002 1x-4 7
Greenwood l O0000-1 5
Mitchell and Monaghan; Ball an
McCle!land. Umpire-Jack Law.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-08-13

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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-08-13

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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-24
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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-07-29

used. No ballot shall be received or
counted unless prepared and voted sub
stantially as herein provided.
2. The ballot shall be in the following
form:
Ballot for election Of directors.
For fname of company, home Office, post
office address,
To succeed the directors whose terms
expire as follows:
Instructions to policy holders:
The policy holder is entitled to the same
number Of votes irrespective OF the number
of policies and amount of insurance held
by him, and is entitled to one vote for
elected, and may cast all such votes for
one candidate or distribute them among
the number as he may elect. Votes snan
be indicated by mineral placed after
the name of the person voted for thus !:
"John Doe, Farmer, Madison, Wisconsin,
a."
No fractional vote will be recognized.
On any ballot recording greater number
than authorized only the first .............
votes will be recognized.
The ballot shall specify the number OF
at least one policy held by the policy
holder to be signed by him.. and his sig
nature attested by q subscribing witness
and shall be enclosed in sealed and post
paid envelope marked on the address slde;
ballot for directors" addressed to SAID
company at it's home office without any
mark or designation to indicate the tden--
hty Of the voter mailing the same, ana
mailed by him in person so as to be de-
livered before four p. M. on .............,
1907.
The ballot prepared in like manner,
without being postpaid, may between ten
A. NJ. and four P. NJ. in said day be voted
in person by the policy holder at the home
office Of the company.
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No. 407, Al fPublished April %, 1909.
CHAPTER 66. LAWS OF 1909.

AN ACT to amend subdivisions and Of
section 1895 Of the statutes. increasing
the allowance for the widow and children
Of deceased persons.
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly, do
enact as follows:
Section /. Subdivisions and 8 Of sec.
ton 1885 Of the statutes are amended to
read: Section 3935. 4. If on the retern
Of che inventory OF any estate It shall ap-
pear that the value Of the whole estate
does not exceed the sum Of Ave
hundred dollars In addition to the allow
ances mentioned in the preceding subdivi.
sions Of this section. the county court may,
by an order. assign the whole Of such es-
tate for the use and support OF the widow
and minor children Of the deceased and
for the support Of the children under seven
years OF age, II there be no widow, after
the payment Of funeral charges and ex-
penses Of administration.
5. II the personal estate Of any DECEASED
person shall amount 60 more than
I've hundred dollars In addition to the al
lowances mentioned in the preceding sub
divisions Of this section. the excess shall
be applied TO the payment Of the debts Of
the deceased. with expenses Of administra-
non and funeral charges.
Section 2. This act shall take effect and
be In force from and after It's passage and
publication.
Approved April p. 1909.
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No. 80, ST. Published April 90, 1909
CHAPTER II, LAWS OF 1909.

NO. oU, 81 TX uOuSueu ApIu 90, AoV0s
CHAPTER II, LAWS OF 1909.
AN ACT to amend section lisa OF the
statutes, relating to the refunding or
taxes on void sales.
The people Of the State of Wisconsin,
enact as follows:
Section 1. Section 1854 of the stat
utes Is amended to read: Section lisa.
If, after the sale or conveyance Of any
lands sold for the nonpayment Of taxes anu
within the time hereinafter prescribed 1t
shall be discovered that the sale or the
certificate issued thereon was invalid, the
county board shall make an order, briefly
stating the reason therefor, directing that
the money paid for such certificate on
the sale, and all subsequent charges there
on, and all subsequent taxes paid on the
lands described therein by the purchaser,
or his assigns, be refunded with interest
to such purchaser or his assigns,
upon the delivery Of the certificate or deed
to be Cancelled; and II the county treas
urer shall. In pursuance OF such order,
money as aforesaid. and he shall refuse
to receive the same and cancel the GER
tifcate or deed, he shall not be entitled
to receive any interest on the money so
paid by him after the day Of such offer
and refusal; nor shall any recovery ever
be otherwise had against the county OIL
such deed or certificate. But no sale, Ger
tifcate, or conveyance shall be deemed
invalid within the meaning Of this section
in any Of the tax proceedings not affect
ing the groundwork Of the tax; nor shall
any county be liable to pay or refund any
moneys by reason Of any such mistake or
irregularity.
Approved April %. 1909.
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no. I55. AL Published April 80, 1909.
CHAPTER 81, LAWS OF 1909.
AN ACT to amend section 1919 OF the
statutes relating TO the assessment OF
taxes.
The people OF the State of Wisconsin. rep
resented in Senate and Assembly, do
enact as follows:
Section l. Section 1919 Of the statutes,
is amended to read: Section 1919. Upon
receipt Of the certificate of the appor-
tionment from the county clerk SAID toWh
clerk SHALL upon uniform percentase
calculate and carry out in one item opp
amount required to be raised upon sucn
valuation to realize in his town the wnole
amount OF state, county, school anu otner
taxes so certified, together with such TOWN
judgments, as are to be levied uniformly
upon all the taxable property in the town;
and all other taxes, II any, including taxes
to pay Judgments, in separate Columns op-
posite the valuation OF the property TO pc
charged In an additional column he sh"ll
enter opposite each valuation five per cen.
tum upon the sum Of all the taxes cna[ 80
thereto as n collection fee. Under the nei,
OF taxes unpaid for previous year, ne
shall enter opposite each tract OF l"i ..n,s ~
returned to him as aforesaid by ny 60 70
ty clerk the year for when suCn o "a" saia
mains unpaid. He shall enter upon saiI
roll statement showing the SeNeral
amounts ot taxes levied upon saIu town.
or apy part thereof and fof what pur-
nose. nroyiEed in case the board or SUI
pperviisnrs of ony county shall so order.
said town clerk shall calculate and carry
ont in separate items the several amounts
OF taxes rs are to be levied uniformly upon
oll the taxable property of the town in
separate columns on such roll, the form
OF which may be prescribed by such coun-
ty board.
be in force from and after its passage and
Approved April %. 1909.
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No. 449, Al Published April "a, l9O9.
CHAPTER 63. LAWS OF 1909.

No. 449, A Published April "a, lSUS'
CHAPTER 63. LAWS OF 1909.
AN ACT to create section 1941n OF tne
statutes, to validate the organization o.
town mutual Insurance companies anu
extend the duration Of such corpora
tons.
resented In Senate and Assembly, do en-
act as follows:
Section /. There is added to the stat
utes a new section to read: Section 1941n.
Any town insurance company ORGANIZED.
or attempted to be organized, under the
provisions Of section 1927 to 1871, inclusive.
Of the statutes, or the acts or Whicn sara
sections are amendatory, II doing business
as such corporation at the time or the LAX
ing effect Of this act, notwithstanding the
term Of duration OF Its corporate existence
has expired, the invaltdity OF any amend
ment to its articles Of organlzat1on or any
provision or provisions or law. may NOT
have been complied with In such organiZa-
ton, shall be held and considered to be
corporation duly organized ana e4lstihs
under the sections of the statutes afore-
said, and the term of duration OF any sucn
corporation is hereby extended without any
Limitation whatever; all provided, that the
said corporation shall file with the com
missioner OF insurance copy or It's arti-
cleS Of organization and any amendments
thereto, duly verified as such by the ar
fidavit OF its president and secretary. ana
within thirty days after such filing, record
a copy thereof. duly certified by the COM
missioner Oh Insurance. III Tue oASc Va IAo
register of deeds OF the county IN which
the home Office Of said corporation is To-
Gated. Thereupon all acts Of such corpo-
ration are validated. Any limitation OF the
term Of duration Of any corporation or
ganized under the sections OF the stat
utes aforesaid, whether prescribed by stat
ute or In the articles OF organization, or
any amendment thereto, Is hereby abro-
gated and such corporation shall continue
without any limitation Of its term or du-
ration.
Section 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved April %. 1909.
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No S21, Al Published April 90 1909.
CHAPTER rs, LAWS OF 1909.

No. 1921, Al published April 20, 1909.
CHAPTER rs, LAWS OF 1909.
AN ACT to amend section 1, chapter "a.
laws of 1895, relating to municipal
court in and for the city Of Oshkosh
and county Of Winnehago.
The people of the State of wisconsin.
represented in Senate and Assembly, do
Section 1. Section 1, chapter "a, laws
OF 1885, is amended to read:. Section l.
4 municipal court for the city Of Osh-
kosh and county OF Wtnnebago, is here
by established. under the name OF the nU.
nicipal court of the city Of Oshkosh and
county Of Winnebago; said court snail be
q court Of record, and have clerk and
seal, with suitable device to be procured
under the direction Of the judge Of said
court, at the expense OF the city CT Osh-
kosh; said court may exercise powers ana
Jurisdiction eQua1>and concurrent with the
circuit court Of Winnebago county in all
cases Of crimes and misdemeanors arising
in said county, except murder, and except
where the person accused shall demand,
in writing, as herein provided. to be tried
shall include the right to try and deter
mine oil appeals TO such court in GRIM
inal cases, from justices Of the peace in
said county and the party appealing may,
at his option, appeal to the county court
Of said county, or to said municipal court
No justice Of the peace or court
commissioner within said city, shall exeF-
else any Jurisdiction In criminal or bas-
tardy cases, but all such Jurisdiction is
vested in the Judge Of said court; and all
examinations, recognizances and commit-
ments from said judge. and the other jus
tees of the peace Of said county. In crim-
inal cases Except murder), and In bas-
tardy cases, shall be certified and re-
turned to said municipal court
instead Of sad circuit court, at or before
the time fixed for the appearance or the
accused; and the accused, and all wit
nesses required to attend, shall be com
mitted TO be brought or recognized TO APP
pear before said municipal court or such
other court as they may be acid to. on
day certain, not more thar thirty days
from the date Of such commitment or
recognizance; the judgments OF said mr-
nicipal court. in criminal cases. tried upon
information or upon appeal, and In bas-
tardy cases, may be reviewed by the SUI
preme court in the same manner as like
judgments Of the circuit court may be.
and all judgments originally rendered by
said court or the judge thereof, in Grim
inal cases of which justices Of the peace
have Jurisdiction, may be appealed to
and tried by the county court, in the same
manner as like judgments rendered by JUS
tees OF the peace.
Section 2 This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage and
publication.
Approved April IS, 1909.
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No. 674, Al Published April "a, 1909.
CHAPTER "a, LAWS OF 1909.


AN ACT to amend section /, Of chapter
247, Of the laws Of 1899, relating to the
municipal court OF Douglas county:
enact as follows:
Section L. Section Of chapter 2z7, OF
the laws OF 1885, is amended to read
Section 1. Section Of chapter 1s1 OF
the laws Of 1889, as amended by section
8, chapter 81, Of the laws Of 1891, and
section 8, chapter 112, Of the laws OF 1893.
as amended by chapter PAT Of the laws OF
1899, is amended to read: Section 4. Said
judge shall file his oath OF office and Of
fetal bond in manner and form as pro-
vided for Justices OF the peace. The per-
son designated and elected as municipal
troll and direction Of the commencement
of all actions, and OF the proceedings
therein. and in event Of the disqualified
the duties Of said Office shall be performed
by o justice OF the peace, who shall be
thereunto designated by said municipal
Judge, in writing and when performing
receive three dollars for each half day and
1--WE dollars for each whole day, In lieu Of
all fees, one-han to be paid by the city
Of Superior. and onena n,, oy the eo sh.X
receive as compensation a salary or
eighteen hundred dollars per amman,
nine hundred dollars to be pn paid
county, nine hundred dollars. to
be paid monthly from the treasury Of the
city OF Superior. and said eigh'
teen hundred dollars to be In fun pay.
nient Of all his fees for cases arising out
Of said ordinances and the penal stat
utes of the state. In case of voluntary
absences Of the municipal judge, he shall
dred dollars In any calendar year, Of the
justices of the peace. when called in By
him.
Section q This act shall take effect and
be In force from and after its passage
and publication.
Approved April %, 1909.
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No. $50, Al Published April %, 1909.
CHA PIER rs. LAWS OF 1909.

No. $50. Al Published April %, 1909
CHAPTER rs, LAWS OF 1909.
AN ACT to amend section II OF chapter
249, laws Of 1898, relating to the u
risdiction Of the county court OF Lin
coin county.
The people OF the State OF wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly, do
Section l. Section IL of chapter 24s,
laws Of 1885, is amended to read: Sec
tion II. The county Judge may appoint
a photographic, reporter. skilled a., in the
and may remove him at pleasure and ap-
point another in his place: Every per-
son so appointed shall be deemed an Of
tering upon the duties OF his office, take
and subscribe the constitutional oath anu
file the same, duly certified with the
clerk Of the circuit court OF Lincoln
county. The reporter shall attend said
county court whenever requested by the
county Judge. and perform such duties as
the county Judge may require The re.
notes sha be bs n% to be TAKEN
by justices of the peace In like proceed
ings; provided, that in case OF appeal IN
civil actions, said reporter, when requested
by the appellant, shall file transcribed
copy Of his notes, which shall be returned
as the testimony in the case; and the fees
for transcribing said testimony, not ex,
ceeding FIVE cents per folio, shall De taxed
as part OF the Judges fees in the case.
Said reporter shall receive such compensa-
ton for taking testimony as shall be hxed
by the county judge, not exceeding three
dollars per day for each days actual at.
tendance, and two dollars for each half
days attendance on said court when
amount shall be taxed as costs in the case.
The sum per diem paid to the
county judge and to the photographic re-
porter, shall DE in lieu Of the fees al
lowed by law to justices Of the peace
for taking testimony in such case Sec
ton 2439 of the revised statutes, shall APP
ply to said reporter and said court. and nd
apply to transcribed copies OF the testi-
mony and proceedings taken by the re-
porter IN the county court.
Section 2. This act shah take erect and
be In force from and after twelve O'Clock
noon on the first Monday in January,
1910.
Annroved Anril % 1909
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Section 9 This act shall take effect
sage and publication.
Approved April Is, 1909.
No $50, Al Published April 20, 1869
CHAPTER II, LAWS OF 1909.
AN ACT to amend section GIL of the
statutes, relating to division OF towns.
The people Of the State of Wisconsin, rep
resented in Senate and Assembly, do
Section /. Section gu Of the statutes
is amended to read: Section GIL; When
thirty or more freeholders, residents OF
any town and at least one-th1rd OF the the
county board for division Of such town,
such petitioners shall, at least twenty
days before the next annual Gown meet
ing, file copy Of such petition with the
ten days before such town meeting, give
notice that the question Of the division OF
such town will be voted upon at such
meeting by posting notices thereof. show,
ing the manner in which it Is proposed
to divide such town, IN four public places
IN each proposed subdivision thereof. The
in favor Of the division shall vote a bal
lot containing the words for division
and those voting against the division a
vision" The voters residing in each OF
the proposed subdivisions shall vote sep
arately, and if majority OF the votes
cast in either subdivision shall De In ia
vor Of division the town clerk shall Ger
tify the fact to the county clerk. and
thereupon the county board shall nave
power to divide such town accordingly.
But no town shall be divided so as to
constitute or leave any town Of less than
thirty-six sections, according to United
States survey, unless each such town., at
ter division, shall have real estate valued
at the last preceding assessment at
one hundred thousand dollars or
more, and fifty qualified voters
resident therein at the time Of division;
and no town shall be divided or have
any part detached therefrom, SO as to
make it's area lesa than thirty six Sec
tons. as aforesaid, except when a ma
jority Of the votes cast in one or both
such subdivisions as aforesaid shall be In
favor OF such division. Every town shall
be considered and held to be and to have
been duly organized which has exercised
or shall hereafter exercise the powers,
period Of one year -
The validity of any order, ordinance. or
proceeding, purpoTting to organize or ser
off any new town, or to change the b0un-
daries OF any existing town or towns, may
be tested by certiorari, or any other prop
er proceeding brought directly for the
purpose Of vacating such order, ordinance
any person owning taxable property in
any town purporting to be so organized,
set off, enlarged or diminished. at any
time within one year
or proceeding. No such order, ordinance
or proceeding shall in any wise be called
In question In any action or proceeding
except one brought directly for that pur-
pose within the time herein limited, un-
less such order, ordinance or proceeding
shall have been vacated by a court OF
competent Jurisdiction.
Section e This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after rs pas
sage and publication.
Approved April %, 1909.
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No. 53S, A Published April y, 19O9.
CHAPTER SO, LAWS OF 1909.

No. 53S, A. IPubliShed April u, l1V5.
CHAPTER SO, LAWS OF 1909.
AN ACT to create sections 1409a-1 TO
14O9a--4 Of the statutes. relating to the
prevention of Inflammation of the eyes
and blindness Of. the new born babe. or
so-called ophthalmia neonatorum
The people of the State of Wisconsin.
represented In Senate and Assembly, 10
enact as follows:
Section /. There are added to the stat
utes four new sections to read: Section
l409a-1. The state board OF health ana
vital statistics is vested with power ana
authority to publish and distribute among
the physicians midwives. nurses, or otner
persons requiring such Information, IN
structions relating to Inflammation In the
eyes Of new born babes, and proper meth
DDS of prevention. The board Is hereby
empowered to make and enforce such rules
and regulations as 1t may deem expedlent
to prevent the development of infamma.
ton Of the eyes Of the new born babe, or
so-called opthalmia neonatorum .,C
duty of the attending physician, midwife.
nurse or other person In attendance on
confinement case, to use such prophyiaceic
treatment for the prevention OF blindness
among new born children, as the state
board Of health and vital statistics In ITS
rules and regulations may determine are
necessary Should one or both eyes OF an
infant become inhamed, swollen snb ant p rSH
time within two weeks after It's birth, the
nurse parents, or other attendant having
charge Of such infant snail report III
writing, within six hours thereafter. to
the board Of health Of the city. incorpor-
porated village. or town In which the par.
ents Of the infants reside, the fact that
such inhamma ton, swelling. redness, or
unnatural discharge exists. go
o On receipt Of such report the health
officer shall inform the attending physI-
clan OF the conditions complained OF. or
If there is no physician In attendance tho
health officer shall then employ at the ex'
pense Of the town. Incorporated village,
or city a competent physician to examine
the case reported and the physician shall
provide proper treatment or such as rec
Commended in the rules and regulations
adopted by the state board OF health
and vital statistics.
g. The health officer shall Immediately
upon the receipt of the written report
herein provided for, II no physician was
in charge, notify the parents or person
having charge Of said infant, Of the dan
gers to the eye. or eyes OF said infant,
and he shall also enclose to the parents
or person having charge OF the child. al.
rections for the proper treatment thereon
Section 1403a-3. Any woman accus-
toned to attend confinement cases shall
be subject to the same penalty for viola.
ton as physicians or nurses
Section 1409a-4. Any person who vio-
fstes. neglects, or refuses to observe the
provisions Of this act shall be punished
by a fine Of not more than one hundred
dollars for each offense
Section 2. This act shall take effect and
be In force from and after It's passage and
publication.
Approved April p. 1909.