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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-04-30
STATE PRISON.

ADMISSION Dy VlSltors. "a
Expenses of sherifs and guards.
New prison at saltwater. .............
Prohibiting sale of labor Of convicts.... 4S
Revolving fund Is
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GENERAL INDEX
APPROPRIATIONS.


Establishing grain and flour test. $500. 1879
School for INDECENT children. .......... 100
Prevention Of forest fires. 1928
L. C. Spooner, S101.00. ................ 101
Legislative expenses .................7S, 1, 2
MOOrhead Norman
Maintaining summer normal schools. -. 112
Publication constitutional amendments. IA
Repayment of Incorporation fee. 6
Memorial day BOB
BANKS.
Bonds Of depositaries. ................ 124
Defining savings bank, etc. ............ 103
Depositaries NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 104
Guaranty deposit of trust company....a "a
Department of banking. .............. 201
Liquidation of insolvent banks. $1,000. 179
Demand notes (notice) ................ 436
Regulating depositary .............. B62
Relating to use Of word "bank". ...... 178
BOARD OF CONTROL.
Authorizing pay to prisoners. ....... 304
Relating to improvements or buildings. 3S
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DISTRICT COURTS,

Interest on judgments. ............... 3
Betrami county terms. ................
Extending powers of court commission
. .
Discharge of judgments (bankrupt) 49,.
Fifteenth district OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Eleventh district !
Salary OF reporters. ...2S5,
Grand and petit Jurors (sunmoning).221 q
TERMS
Account books prima facie evidence. 2
Washington county Especial terms)
Salaries Of clerks. ..................... 3
Printing calendar .................... 3
Divorce grounds for) ................ 4
Duty of sheriff dependent children). 4
Jury trials civil actions. ............... q
Writs of certiorari. decentralization. a
Sentencing on plea Of guilty. 8
Suspension of sentence and probation. 8
Excuse from jury service. ............. 4
Writs Of mandamus. .................. 4
Actions contract bonds. ...........
Relating to motions. Observation-Disclosures.
Service Of summons. .496,
Relating to adoption. ............-.... 4
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DRAINAGE.

Big Stone Lake. .................... SO
Township drainage law. IL
Legalizing certain proceedings. .257, SS, 1
State drainage commission. 20
Judicial drainage law As
Typographical survey of state. ......... Al
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HENNEPIN. RAMsEY AND sr. LOUIS.

County treasurer's salary. ............. 35S
Public parks (tax). ................... S59
High school bonds Observation-Disclosures. $50
Ramsey sheriff and deputies. .....-.. S61
Relating to SURVEYS ............... S66
Local improvement bonds. ............. 367
Street grading tax. 1868
Fire engine house (bonds) ........-... $40
Opening avenues, boulevards, avenues. 4S6
Bonds for school purposes. ......... log
Court house bonds est. Louis County,. 1s
Deputy clerks of court. ................ 90
County examiner los
Municipal courts observation-disclosures z9
TRANSFERRING and recording instruments 163
Repair crews (roads and bridges). 2oS
Road taxes .'...'.''' ov
Salaries county commissioners. ........ 80
Salaries of deputies. u
Bridge appropriations ..........'...'. 1I6
Improvement of country roads. ........ 196
Bonds of central police stations. 213
Chiidren's Fairgrounds (bonds for).... 357
School government ................. S5l
Coroner's fees ................... III
County fish hatchertes. ............... 219
Bridge bonds 1890. S5!
Salary president workhouse board...... 256
Source of pure water (bonds for). ..... 22S
Ramsey county judge of probate. ...... 269
Refundments in over asSessm emit. 2S4
Probate Judge and clerk hire. S01
Assistant county attorney st. Louis Co. 1922
Relating to wharves and harbors. 327
Teachers pension S4S
ACQUIRING gas and water plants. ....... 372
Auditing by city controller. 374
Duluth municipal court salaries ....... 323
Bonds for arch bridge (S50,000). 1890. 397
Bonds for bridge Gl69 oo9 s.no ooo; Egg
Bond issue (s1, 900, 0o0). .......... 4o5
Control oem neglected children. ............ AIS
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BANKS.
BOARD OF CONTROL.
CITIES AND VILLAGES.

Awarding contracts 80
Annexation of territory. .137, 8, 9
Acquiring light and heating plants. IL
Acquiring water and light plants. 43
Bonds to state validated. ........... 80
Detaching unplatted territory. ......... 1873
Election Of assessors in villages. 81
Regulating transient merchants. .... 81
Legalizing certain bonds. ..S5, %
Legalizing town and village orders. -. "A
Special levy to pay bonds. "a
Addition Of territory. 113
Board of municipal works. 121
Vacation of streets and alleys. ......... 381
Sewer systems ......... 1854
Readoption of home-rule charters...... 2S6
Charter elections .................. PA
Electric lines extended ........... 21S
Funding floating Indebtedness. ......... 227
Creating park districts. ...........,... 1856
Mankato municipal courts. 223
Municipal courts 306
Relief of fire associations. .237, 1877
Location of municipal courts. ......... 379
Addition Of territory. 3S3
Waterworks bonds ................ 1923, 205
Extending sewer systems. ........... 3s5
Board of freeholders. 423
Creation of park boards. ............ AL
Detachfng territory 400
Road taxes ......... 435
Authorizing open air concerts. 1856
plan Sa q s
Legaliztng bonds already Issued. ...... 1855
Bridge bonds .......... 1856
Legalizing certain contracts. ........... 1856
Regulating poll tax. 1S9
Incorporation of 14s
Legalizing charters 1T
Legalizing Memorial & 4th of July app 161
Maintaining uniform stage of water, etc 1853
Water frontage tax. ............ 174
Special elections provided for. ...... $50
Survey and plating OF lands. .......... sos
Examination of accounts. 264
CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS.
- <w-l al
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TITLES.

Legalizing corporation titles. ......... "a
Forfeiture land contracts 35
Relating to vacating As
Torrens system extended. ............. IS
Wife's equity .................. 20
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Rights of mortgage ................. &c
Legalizing certain foreclosures
1852. 31s, 312, 2e3, 274, 81
Status of purchase money mortgage.
Limiting time in foreclosure. ........ IS
Notice of intention to redeem. ...... "a
Legalizing certain mortgages. ....... &c
Execution sales ................-.. az
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STATE BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS.
Board of accountances. Observation-Disclosures. 439
Forestry board (frms of, etc. .......87, Sc
larry dIu IOOu 4ZS
Liability commission ............---. 2S6
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rEGJSI.ATURE
IIQVJOR.

Exempting members during session..
Expenses of contests .............. 314
Salary of members ................
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CHApTER 5os-H. F. NO. 11O1.


AN ACT entitled IAN act to amend three
thousand three hundred sixty-nine lSS6so
of the Revised Laws Of 1905 relating TO
the survey and plating of lands. -
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature OF the
State of Minnesota:
Section |. That section three thous ;lnd
three hundred sixty-nine (3369), ReVlseu
Laws of 1905 be and the same Is hereoy
amended SO as to read as follows:
owner of land included in any plat. and
upon proof that all taxes assessed against
such land have been paid. and a , no.ice
hereinafter provided for given. the district
court may vacate or order all or any parI
of such plat and adjudge the title to al
streets, alleys. and public grounds. to be IN
alleys connecting separate plats. or yins
between blocks or lots. shall not be vacateo
also vacated. unless 1t appears that INC ne
street or alley or part thereof sought 70
be vacated is useless for the purpose for
which 1t was laid out.
The petitioner shall cause two weeks
publication to be at least ten days oe'ore
The court shall hear all persons owning
or occupying land that would be affected
by the proposed vacation. and II, IN the
damaged. the court may determine the
amount of such damage, and direct it's pay
ment by the applicant before the vacation
or alteration shall take effect.
certified copy of the order of the court
shall be filed with the county auditor and
however. that the district court shall not
vacate or alter any street, alley or pubic
ground dedicated to the public use In or
lage organized under charter or special
law which provides a method or procedure
grounds gre d by the Municipal authorities Of
such city, town or village.
Provided. that the provisions of this act
city of the first class having and operating
under special charter
Approved April "a. 1909.
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FTFCTTONS.

Voting machine judges and clerks.
Election districts !
Separate election districts. ............
State canvassing board. ...............
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CHAPTER SOS. F. NO. rs.

AN ACT proposing an amendment TO SEQ
the State of Minnesota relating to the
enumeration Of the Inhabitants Of the
congressional. senatorial and representa-
tive districts and the apportionment Of
senators and representatives.
Be It enacted by the Legislature OF the State
Of Minnesota:
Section /. The following amendment of
the state of Minnesota is hereby proposed
to the people of the State of Minnesota for
their approval or rejection; that is to say,
amended TO read as follows:
''Sec. %. The legislature shall rrovide
by law for enumeration of the Inhabitants
of this state in the wear 1915 and every
ten (1o) years thereafter. At session
are ANY aHe npss on 'fe OF
at any session after each enumeration made
bv the authority Of the United states the
scribe the bounds of CONGRESSIONAL, sena-
torial and representative districts, or any
senator's and representatives among the
several districts according 70 the provisions
os section Of this article"
be submitted to the people for their APP
provaI rejection at the general election
for the year 1910, end the qualified electors
of the state in their respective districts
NAV at such election vote for or against
returns thereof shall be made and certified
within the time. such vote canvassed and
the result thereof declared in the manner
provided bv law with reference to- the cleo
tion Of state officers, and If 1t shall appear
thereupon that a majority OF all the Alectors
voting at such election shall have voted for
and ratified the said amendment as pro-
vided in the next section hereof then the
governor shall make proclamation thereof
and such amendment so ratified shall take
effect and be in force as part of the con-
stjtution.
Sec 8. The ballots used at such cleo
ton on such proposed amendment SHAH
have printed thereon: Amendment of sec
tion 90 of article of the constitution re-
Iofi IN Of
itants of the state and to prescribe the
bounds of congressional. sentorial and rem
resentative districts. and to apportior anew
No -" Each elector voting upon such
proposed amendment shall place q cross
mark thus tx" in a sDacee to be left ON
the ballot and opposite the words "yes'' and
mo" according az he NAV wish to vote
for or against such amendment. and his
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-04-30
CRIMES AND PUNIsHNIENTs.

False statement (penalty) ..... 4s1
OBTAINING females in house of i'll fame. 461
Earnings Of prostitutes .... Ats
Vagrancy defined 4S7
Procuring females for prostitution. -. 4o4
Bastardy Observation-Disclosures. 275
Cigarettes use of prohibited .... 1874
Lights required on sailboats etc.,. 146
Misd emeanor defined .... 145
Prohibiting minors from bowling. etc.. 1873
Prohibiting trading stamps ...... 142
Raising age of consent .. go
Possession of burglar tools defined -. 1877
Prohibiting certain medical advertising. f62
Vagrancy, etc., defined .......... 263
Relating to crime against nature. ...... 270
kidnapping defined and penalty 325, 305
Separate lookup for Juveniles .. 426
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-04-30
PROBATE COURT.

eos VI appraisers ...-..s
Legalizing mortgages by guardians.
Relating to wills. ..........
Recovery of money escheated to state.
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vote shall be counted in accordance with
the expressed will of such elector, as pro-
weed by the election laws of this state.
oec a. This act shall take erect ana De
IN force from and after its passage.
approved April 90 1902
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or so much thereof as may be necessary,
Oil Inspection Fund herein provided for.
On or before the fifteenth day or eacn
month the Inspector shall certify to the state
auditor the amount due to each or his depu-
ties compensation and mileage for the
preceding month, also the items and amounts
OF all expenses necessarily incurred by MIN
In the performance of his duties, incluoihg
the cost of blanks, stationery. postage, trave,
and instruments furnished for testing ano
branding oils. and such salaries. mileage aha
expenses being duly audited shall be paid
by the state.
Sec. IA. Any person, firm or corporation
wilfully violating any of the terms OF TINS
act is hereby declared guilty of misde-
meanor
Sec. Is. All acts parts of acts con-
ficting with any of the preceding sections
of this act are hereby repealed: and TINS ACT
shall take effect and be in force from anu
after July 2. 1909.
Approved May "a. 1909.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-04-30
CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS.
CORPORATIONS.

Control OF dependent and delinquent
Temporary relief of poor.
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COUNTIES AND TOWNS.


Construction of hospitals. ............-. 21o
Board of audit. %
Bounties. blackbirds, etc As
county auditors salary. ~
lodge county auditor and treasurer. %
commissioners salary ............... 79
d tas qg Exhibits P sas and bridge ZIG
hire .1ss. 10
Liability of detached towns. ....... 4s2
Vital statistics Observation-Disclosures. %
Register Of deeds salary. ~
Bonds uniformity of lis, 107
Service of notice judicial highways. III
Fees of sheriffs. Observation-Disclosures. 1872
Uniform stage of water in lakes ...... 211
DIVISION of indebtedness. 254
county attorneys contingent fund.-. 2S5
expenses of county assessor. ......... III
Bonds Tor floating Indebtedness. .-..... Z4o
Assessors and overseers unorganized
loWHs 49,. .....- 5ov
Deed and mortgage index. ............ 226
salaries OF sheriffs. ...................- 40
Clerk hire judge of probate. ........... 242
Legaiizng town contracts. ............. 279
installing culverts .................... 291
Salary county surveyors 500
auditors clerk hire in certain counties. 80
salary county attorney. S1S
TAsseSsoIs 1900. ............-. Sdo
1Legalizing town orders. ............... 81
TAX levy for county purposes. 462
Salaries and clerk hire. 39S
recording marriage certificates. 3S6
Assistant county attorney (repea1) 49,. 326
AUDITORS salary and fees. ......... .422, 1888
Judge of probate salaries and fees. .419. 341
Salaries commissioners ............... 3S8
Communication Of labor. ................ $50
establishing roads ................. 1894
e esEGn's srss. sseistsss az
Refunding bonds NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 446
Court commissioners (office at Co. seat) 447
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PRINTING AND PUBLISHING.
mdavits by historical society.

Right of way 200 feet. ............. 4
Transportation of shippers.
Commodity rate law. ........... .195, j
Cleaning bitches and culverts.
Engines communicating fire..
Northern Pacific railway to cover
tracks at University of Minnesota.
Registration railroad ticket agents..
Bills of lading.
National guard transportation.
To maintain agents In towns of 500.
Valuations continued ...............
Relating to gross earnings.
Claim for loss of shipments.
Taxing freight line companies. .......
Connection Of railroads and street rail-
ways OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Defining couplers and crate irons.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-04-30
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES.

RAILROAD AND WAREHOUSE.
Grain inspection boards. ............. II
Selection of sealing device ........... 8.
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Fraternal societies disposition of pr epaD'er.

Sale of building in Interstate Park. .... e
Minneopa Park .................... ~
Public parks (bonds for) ............. ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-23
EMOTION SHOWN
BY THE WITNESS
BoodIing San Francisco Super
visor RehearSeS Story
of His Shame.

san Francisco. April Z2.-Picking his
way carefully between the pitfalls Of
gruelling cross-examination. James L.
Gallagher, chief witness for the prose-
cution in the trial of Patrick Calhoun,
finished the second day of his ordeal
with a circumstantiai narration of the
arrangements whereby he and sixteen
other supervisors of the Schmitz board
escaped punishment for accepting the
brides paid them By Abraham Ruef.
Gallagher displayed more emotion than
has been noted in any of the ten in
questions previously held, and it was
evident that the questions Of A. A
Moore. who is conducting the examina-
ton i'm behalf Of the defendant have Sc
TiOusly disturbed the cOmplacency with
which he has heretofore guarded him
self I'm his appearance upon the witness
stand
Immunity Question.
The subject Of immunity granted the
former supervisors, always topic pro-
ductive Of trouble. was under discus
sion. and Gallagher was being asked to
describe the conditions that preceded
his interview with Rudolph Spreckels
in the Preside military reservation,
where, as chairman of the board, he OBJ
tanned the assurance IndI ne anu his
colleagues would escape punishment.
You surely did not go there on d
mere suggestion. with the intent to con-
fess your participation in a multiplicity
of crimes?" asked Mr.. Moore.
Il confessed TO no crimes at that
time" replied Gallagher. My action
was based on my own knowledge of the
facts and the disclosures made by the
supervisors who had already been
trapped. I had reason TO believe that
Supervisors Longerau and Walsh had
already made confessions. and that
Boxton had done so OF was about 10
confess. H. N. Owens. who represented
myself and others of the board, told me
that Boxton was certain to be convict
ed Of bribery unless he made a state
ment"
81 went 10 the Preside voluntarily. but
unWillingly. was another declaration Of
the witness. 81 feared that they would
be convicted and they would convict me.
but Mr.. Spreckels made no such bold
statement 10 me.
You made no confession to Mr.. SpTeck-
els
Il made no confession
What crimes did Mr.. Spreckels accuse
you off,
None whatever
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-23
NERVOUSNESS Due
TO OVERSTUDY
Patient Almost DeSpaired of Re.
coVery bur DR.. Williams Pink
Pills Cured Her.

Nervous exhaustion early shows itself
in the decreased activity of the organs
that normally cast out the waste prod
ucts of the body. The kidneys. skin
and bowels are deprived of some of their
energy and part of the poisonous waste
materials. which they readily pass OF
during health, are turned back into the
blood.
The tonic treatment for nervous
troubles, by building up the blood and
supplying it with added oxygen, burns
up and casts off the impurities and gives
10 the nerves the elements they need.
In no other way can these elements
be conveyed to the nerves except through
the blood.
Mrs Grace W. Glidden, of No. 40
Adams street, Winter Hill, Somerville,
Mass. saws:
Il was afflicted with nervousness for
nearly three years. The trouble began
when ! was seventeen years old and
was due, think. TO overstudy. / tried
to get through school too quickly with
the result that broke down year be-
fore I would have graduated. l had
severe choking spells when / would
turn purple and fall down IN a faint.
l would be perfectly rigid. These spells
would last sometimes for two hours.
After these spells l would be very
nervous and have TO be Ia bed for q
week. The muscles in my face and
neck were affected and I was worn ont.
1.-THE first doctor / employed said he
did not know what caused my sickness.
but that 1t was some kind of nervous
trouble. / could not see that be helped
me at all then went TO a specialist IN
nervous diseases but he also failed "a
help me. They said I would never fully
recover. / had about given MP hope
when a friend urged me TO try DR.
Williams Pink Pills. was willing Il
try ANYTHING that promised help and an
glad / took the advice. The pills helped
me and l took them regularly for q long
time. DR.. Williams Pink Pills are s
wonderful medicine and 1 know they
cured me. have been IN good hestI
since taking them"
DR.. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
all druggists. or will be sent. postpaid
on receipt Of price, so cents per box; siz
boxes for s.. 80, by TIE DR.. Wiiliar.
Medicine Company. Schenectady n. I
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-23
''LGugh
and GrOU,
FUt -

The association Of laughter and
flesh is proverbial.
Undoubtedly because the nesbv
person is blessed with a good d.
gestion- The dyspeptic is rarely
nirthful.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-23

Government house where he was the
guest last night of Mr.. Jackson. Kermit
Roosevelt, j. Alden LOring, Edmund Hell
Ter and Major Means spent their time mp
to the leaving of the train in driving
about the city seeing the sights
From MOmbasa Mr. Roosevelt dis
patched d cabiegrsm to the Emperor OF
Germany. saying.
II desire TO express my appreciation OF
my treatment on board the German
steamer Admiral under Captain DOherr.
and my admiration Of the astounding en-
ergy and growth of the mercantile and
colonial interests of Germany in East
Africa"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-23
Bitter Sarcasm.

Did Mr.. Spreckels tell you that he had
been engaged. with Mr. Heney, in this
civic Righteousness all his life. and that
they were actuated by the love of mu-
nicipal purity or the love of Cod as Il
were?' asked Mr.. Moore.
He was reprimanded by the court for
pIOpOunding such a question and the ex-
animation proceeded.
The greater part of the day was de-
voted 10 comparison of the testimony
given by Gallagher on direct examination
with his statements in previous trials.
Gallagher admitted that some of his
statements we're at variance with one an
other. but explained that his memory was
at fault when he testified I'm the trials to
which counsel made reference.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-23
NEW CORPORATIONS.

The TrOcadeTo Amusement company
filed articles of Incorporation with the
county clerk. 1t is organized at salt
Lake TO take over a lease for amuse-
ment privileges on the Salt Palace
grounds granted by Frederick Heath to
Arley f. Savage, dated Jan. 16. 1909.
The stock is $500. in 81 shares, Of
which $1,000 are subscribed. Z. W.
StringfellOw is president; A. T. White
vice president: H. .. Jensen. secretary
and treasurer, a. :. Savage. manager
and these are the directors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-23
Drink
Fisher Beer

II brings about a good appetite
anu promotes digestion. The
.''''i'' ee consumer Of Fisher
peer Is always jolly because his
digestion is as it should be.
FISHER beer is ready for fmme-
diate assimilation. for II is ,-e
digested food It also helms +o
digest other foods
II Is Particularly beneficial
"hen used at meal times. Have
Us send you around a case