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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-15
No. "a Al Published Apru n. 1909
CHAPTER 81 LAWS OLE 1ana

~ - Al lIubllShed Aprll Il, 1903.
CHAPTER 81, LAWS OF 1909.
AN ACT TO amend section IL Of chapter 72
OF the laws Of 1897, relating 70 a munic-
: ipsI court at the city Of Racine in and
for the county OF Racine
The people OF the State OF Wisconsin
represented In senate and Assembly, do
enact as follows:
Section J. Section IL Of chapter ~ of
The laws OF 1897 is amended 10 read Sec
mon Is. The judge Of said municipal court
shan appoint suitable person TO the ONCE
tor clerk OF said municipal court who shnll
ihold bis Office during the pleasure Of said
Judge ana until bis successor ia appointed
ISaid clerk shah, before be enters upon the
Iouues Of MS ohlce take and subscribe the
tosth OF Office prescribed in the constitu-
Ition, and fle the same IN the Office OF the
icounty clerk Of Racine county. and shRll
tAiso execute ana deliver 10 said county
lclerk bond with sufficient surcties to bc
Improved by the chairman OF the county
picard Of said county md the mayor Of the
icity OF Racine. conditioned that he viii
account 10 and pay over TO the city treas.
fnrer OF said city, and TO the county treas
urer OF said county. all fines aud penalties
land other moneys belonging 10 the treas
lnry or the city or county OF Racine and
! VIII pay over all moneys which shall come
Unto his hands by virtue OF his Office as
Iclerk, 10 the persons entitled 90 the same,
land perform all OF the duties OF his office
las required by law. Said clerk shall keen
l1pstice dockets for ciyil and criminal ac-
It1ons heretofore coguizable by justices OF
the peace, and shall also keep record
tbook, criminal record. judgment book
a Ieu docket and minute book In the
NIB inner aud form now in use In the cir
cult courts Of this state and containing
the entries provided by law IN section
142. OF the revised statutes Of the state or
Wisconsin. He shall have the care and
custody Of all books. papers. and records
OF the courts: he shall be present az all
trials. and may administer al necessary
oaths. He shan keep the minutes o. pro-
eeedings, issue the commitments and exc.
cut1ons and enforce the same and ms le
up and keen the record Of the court In all
cases therein under the direction of the
Judge. He shall issue Ali processes ex-
cept1ng summons IN civil actions under
his hand and seal 0. the court aud teste
k1A40 In the name Of the judge, signlus
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here.

Attestcd by OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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+. o. address Observation-Disclosures.
signed by ..........''....'.''.' '.'...''''
Z. .. address ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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3. Provided that this section shall not
apply to any election Of trustees where
no nomination other than that Of the trus-
tees nomination shall have been made.
T. And provided further that no vote
shall be valid or counted 10y the inspectors
If the same shall have been east for any
person other than one suggested as a can
didatc I'm the certificate or certificates OF
nomination fled with the commissioner
OF insurance.
Section . This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved April a. 1903
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No S37. A Published Aurtl 90. 1909
CHAPTER 53. LAWS OF 1909

AN ACT to create section lOST-4lm of the
statutes aboliShing the state board Of
assessment ana comforting its duties and
powers upon the tax commission
The people OF the state OF Wisconsin.
represented in Senate and Assembly, do
enact as follows:
Section l. There Is added to the stat
utes II uer section TO read Section 1857
4lm / The state board Of assessment as
heretofore constituted Is abolished.
, All powers and duties conferred or
Imposed upon the state board Of assess.
m"nt ARE hereby conferred and I'M osrd
upon the tax commission, and the said tax
commission az such shall hereafter eyer
else all the powers and perform nil the
duties heretofore exercised aud performed
by the state board ~ assessment.
Section .. This act shall take effect and
be IN force from ana after Its passage aud
publication.
Approved April 81 1909
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No 7i3, Al Published Arrll % la,p
CHAPTER 5S. LAWS OF 1000

An All 70 amend section laITR az the
statutes, regulating The election Of III.
reGlors or trustees ~ mutual life msur.
auc" companies
The people 81 the State Of wisconsin
represented In Senate aud Assembly. do
enact as follows.
Section Section 1gi7g " the statutes
y amended 70 read Section 1919 4
The provisions contained m the fptIoesir,
Instructions To policy holders shall abpIy
10 and govern Ia all sfrh plerilons hII
votes shan he by ballot but any baIIot
complying With said Instructions may be
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No. l57. S. Published April -, 1903
CHAPTER 81, LAWS OF 1909.

AN ACT TO amend section 1927 OF the
statutes, relating TO tn" assessment and
collection of taxes on mineral rights and
reservations.
The people OF the state ~ Wisconsin,
represented In Senate and Assembly do
enact az follows.
Section ! Section 1OI2i of the statutes
f. amended 10 read Section 1921 Any
and all rights and reservations to cutter
upon and take away any mineral from
any lands within the state ur Wisconsin,
granted 10y oF reserved In any deed or
conveyance OF such lands. the title to
which right or reservation rs vested or
may hereafter become vested in any per
suu or corporation other than the owner
~ the fee la which such right or roscrva-
ton Is attached, Is hereby declared to be
taxable. gud the Same shall he separately
assessed for taxation upon the written re
quest ~ the owner Of tn" Zee or the
owner Of such right or rcserva-
tuu ANA not otherwise
upon furnishing to the assessor
satisfactory proof of such separate owner
ship, and Hike proceedings shan be had
thereon renting 20 the levy, collection. aud
snl" thereof for the u-pHymcut OF taxes
against said reservation as are
IN force from time to time Tor the levy
aud collection Of taxes ON real estate and
~" sule ~ the same for the uonpayment
thereof
Approved April q, 1909
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such married man or married woman, Or
by such married man and wife. as resi-
dence.
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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AN ACT 60 amend section g. 81 The stat
utcs, relating To apportinnnent OF In
dchtedur.s aud assets.
The people ~ the Stat" OF Wisconsin, rep.
resented ia senate aud Assembly, do en-.
act ms follows.
Section l. Section 60, OF the statutes
Is hereby amended TO rcnd Section 81
Whenever the county board shan form a
new town from parts ~ II town or towns
already organized. the boards Of
tile towns Interested III the settlement shall
meet IN joint session aud shall determine
whit portion Of. the Indebtedness
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mates Of the Wisconsin Soldiers Orphans
Home.
Section . This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its pas
sage and publication.
Approved April %, 1909.
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No. S21, Al Published April 20, 1909
CHAPTER rs, LAWS OF 1909.

Approved April IS. 1909.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-05

files is seen in the fast act, enjoying the
hospitality of Lord Amersith, who is Civ
ing q house party to a number of guests,
among them Capt. Bedford, a detective,
who makes a speciality of hunting down
big game.
Bedford has a suspicion that Raffles is
THE Amateur Craftsman who has
fooled Scotland Yard, and the rest Of the
play is devoted to the working out of
the suspicious and the sharing of Raj
files who, being as keen and ingenious
as the detective leads him a merry chase.
There is a pretty love story running
through the play, in which Raffles and
GwendOlyn COnrOn are involved and
GwendOlyn is so interested in the william
hero that she helps him to escape, though
she knows him as he really is. John
lnCe, imported direct from the east, will
be seen as Raffles. in which he is said
to be at his best. Miss Bertha Creighton
will play GwendOlyn COnron. Miss Creigh-
ton comes with a long record Of personal
trumDhs in the east Miss Frances
Brandt, the juvenile woman Of the COM
pany, an actress of ability and last season
leading woman with Tim Murphy. viii
make her first appearance in the part
of Mrs. Vidal Gorgeous gowns will be
worn by the women Of the company.
Elaborate stage settings will be used and
special scenery painted for each act.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-05
oRPHEUM THEATRE.

Lily Lena, 1.-THE dainty English singer
Of dainty story songs" who will appear
for the first time in this city tonight at
the Orpheum theatre, proved the greatest
sensation in her line Of the New York
vaudeville season and. according tn the
critics of that city, completely eclipsed
all the singers @ her type who had pre-
coded her. All her songs are catchy and
tuneful, and she sings with charming ex-
preston and most amusing effect Her
manner is easy and gracious and she
manages TO make every point of her song
tell with an audience. Her appearance
here is an event of the vaudeville season
The latest girl ensemble act is the
Charles Dana Gibson Electrified Girl
Review which exploits in living models
his best pictures, adding life to cold black
and white. in that the pictures are ami
mated, and the models carry out their
story In song and action. This novel idea
has Mr.. GibsOns sanction. as have the
persons who participate. all being Sc
lected as true types Of his creation, and
Clara Nelson. who appears with the act
is the ideal in every way of Gibson's
widow
julius Tanner, who since his last ap-
pearance I'm the west has been successful
IN many Broadway productions, will be
included in IKE bill. He is a natural-born
monolOgist a brilliant wit, and a clever
mimic, and ais limitations of De Wolf
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-05
The STOCK COMPANY.

Commencing Labor day matinee, Mon
day. September 6, the Bungalow stock
company, the Arlington players, viii open
their season at the Colonial theatre, in
the great Shubert success, THE Love
Route" by Edward Peple, author of
1.-THE Prince Chap" Everything will be
done to make this an elaborate produc-
ton. the full strength of the company
will be used and with the clever company
that Manager Arlington has imported from
New York the play can be sure Of sue
cess. THE Love Route" is the sort Of
play that appeals TO every man, woman
and child. The lines Of the play are
witty, some of them snappy, and all Of
them are full of life.
Miss Bertha Creighton in the part Of
AlIene Houston, will be seen at her best.
Miss Creighton comes direct from New
York and is conceded 10 be one of the
greatest actresses on Broadway. John
Iuce, for years a favOrite in eastern
stocks. will be seen in the part of John
Ashby.
Mayme Arlington, an ingenue of unusual
Vivacity and charming personality has
the delightful comedy part of Lily Belle.
Harold Kennedy, for the past three
years with the Brooklyn theatre stock
company, will play the part of Billy Ball.
There will be special scenery for each
act and win be deliberately mounted
At the Bungalow theatre commencing
Sunday. September p the Arlington play
ers viii offer for their second weeks at
traction. "Raffles." a society drama in
four acts. by +. ". HOrnung and Eugene
Presbrey. This play IS well known. hav-
ing been used as a starring vehicle by
Kyrle Bellew and 5. Miller Kent Raj
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-05

ing parts in The Office Boy. Ser
geant Brue, The Man from Now. The
Tattooed Man. 'Noahs Ark "A knight
for Day "A Stubborn Cinderella and
now The Goddess OF Liberty
What should a girl do to reach the
top?" Miss Fisher was asked.
Well she answered, she must con-
slider herself thankful that she has a lob
in the chorus. The chorus is really a
school ia which girls are paid for learn
ing things that win be useful TO them
forever in their stage careers. With the
hard work, and the other drawbacks.
I admit I did not think that way at
the time ] was struggling along. but
see IL all now.
The ambitious girl should make the
chorus her whole life. She should learn
every part IN the show, stand in the
wings and watch the principals, fight
for understudies. and be ready 10 help
the manager out when a principal is
out of the cast. knew every part fin
The Burgomaster' and The Chaper-
ous' backwards and sideways The am
bilious girl must be ready to grasp the
opportunity TO get out of the chorus
when IL comes"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-05

Bully for Chicago. It may be called
the wickedest city in America, but the
people there won't tolerate the immoral
shows that have so long held the pulse
of the great white way. THE Blue
Mouse" although it ran all summer at
the GarricE, was not only resented by
the critics, but the public refused to
flock to see it as the managers had
expected. THE Girl from RectOrs. -
the worst of the lot, was closed by the
police of the Windy City after the first
performance. The Queen of the Moulin
Rouge" opens tonight at the Olympic.
Mr.. Ryley, the producer, is on the anx-
ioUs seat, wondering whether he will
be called upon to pull up stakes" and
move his troupe away on the morrow.
Sham" is one success that Salt Lake
theater-goers saw played before New
Workers did. It viii be remembered
that Florence Roberts gave this smart
set comedy at the Salt Lake theater
over year ago. Although 1t is very
for one star to follow another
in the same piece, Henrietta CrOsman
is at present making a great success
playing Sham" through the east.
New York will inaugurate its real
theatrical season tonight, Wuen nearly
all the theaters will open their doors
to what the managers believe will be
the most profitable and eventfuI season
in years,
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-05

night the manager let some one else 90
on in her stead, SO I decided to quit.
Then had to hunt another chorus
Job. A friend took me up to Frank
Perley's Office and 1 sang for him He
signed a contract with me for FIVE
years, taking chances Ju my voice. He
put me in The ChapeTons' chorus and
gave me my first part. 1t consisted
IN saying in the first act, %, the mani
zone night up in a small town IN
North Dakota, Nellie Follis our prima
donna, was taken suddenly i'll, and the
manager put me on in her stead. A
local paper said did fine and the man
ager was so tickled that he wired
report of the happenings to Mr.. Per
ley and Mr.. Perley in turn sent me a
telegram saying that If I remained In
the chorus of the show all that season
he would give me the prima donna part
the next year.
Il stuck like glue. and the next sea-
son sure enough he kept his promise.
He did more than that. After The
Chaperons' had been out three months
he called me back to New York and
gave me the prima donna part in The
Millionaire Then came the. big sing
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-05
Sallie Fisher
From Chorus
to First Place

her bow and arrow for a pen and
pot of ink, or a typewriter. Somehow
or other it has got around that I started
in the chorus and for that reason I am
supposed to hold the secret of the magic
way to get a part, then a larger part,
and so on until they print your name
in big letters on the program and ad-
vertise you in the newspapers. But let
me tell you right at the start there is
nothing magic about it, It's a whole
lot Of hard work, a big pile Of head
aches and heaTtaches, studying night
and day, losing sleep and food neglect
ing your mother and your friends, and
doing everything else that comes with
success in any line. It's nothing but
cultivating your dancing cultivating
your voice, and cultivating your looks
at first.
"Out in Salt Lake city where was
born and where 1 played leading parts
in the Mormon opera cOmpany's anna
teuT productions everybody said I had
just a dandy voice. so when I told my
dad I wanted to go on the stage, what
did he do but pack me and mother on
a train for New York.
We'll mother and I Uramped up and
down Broadway, and finally heard Of
a new musical production called The
Burgomaster,' and it didn't take US
long to discover the Manhattan theater
where it was to be rehearsed. In we
went and there on the stage with a lot
of girls, ambitious like myself, around
him. was Gus Luders, seated at
piano. He tried the voices one by one
and finally came to me. I started to
unrOll my music but Luders told me
not to mind that He didn't have time
for anything fancy. Just wanted me
to run up and down scales. It wasn't
at all what I had been expecting, but
I did the scales and Luders seemed
tickled to death when 7 reached a high
c. He had written some music that
required voices up there.
"Luders said would do, but the
stage manager soon put an end to my
joy. The stage manager looked me
over. and said I wouldn't 90. He didn't
want me in the show, but LUders pre-
vailed and I remained. 7 was in that
company just nine weeks. I was sup
posed to be the Understudy to the prima
donna. but when she was absent one
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-05
GRAND THEATRE.

In "The SQuaw Man" which comes to
the Grand theatre for the week ,conmenc-
ing Sunday Sept. .. with Willard Mack
in the title role. one .inds a play IF The
west, replet5 with types and characters of
that region. and with q spice of novelty
Il at is far too infreQuent upon the stage
Strangely enOugh. for that IS true, a
drama that touches CT the teeuHng siren
u0sity of the Wyoming territory, thare is
little Of the sWasLLuckLIng 81 .ment in the
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-05

Hopper, David Warfield and Raymond
Hitchcock are simply perfect
Miss Ruby Raymond and her company
have a Bowe-y sketch which they call
1.-THE Street UTchiT s. and it is a vehicle
which serves to introduce a great number
of clever dancing novelties, and some
good singing.
The Three DonaIs are acTObats secured
directly for this circuit through the Cirque
Busche, Vienna where they amazed Eu-
rope by their feats. They are herCulean
in strength and staying powers, and pos
sess grace and skill.
Marseilles, a novelty gymnast, presents
a puzzle in black and white, and has one
of the best acts of its kind. He works
every minute, and his feats of contortion-
ism are superb, and entirely different
from the Old and worn out
The McGradys are extraordinary bow
and arrow shooters and eQUiibrtsts with
some startling stunts.
New motion pictures and Mr.. Weihe's
orchestra complete a grand bill.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-05

Everybody in Salt Lake knows SaIlie
Fisher, consequently all will be inter
ested i'm her story of her climbing up
the ladder of fame.
There are so many things to be
said" she explained, and there are so
many girls who want TO know. If
should write every girl just what I
should want to, I'm afraid Diana of
The Goddess of Liberty would change
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-05
"FlFTY MILES FROM BOSTON,"

Fifty Miles from Boston" will close
a big weeks business at the Colonial
theater with tOnight's performance.
The show as put on this season is more
popular than ever as the continued big
crowds all the past week will prove.
If you have not seen this bright Conan
play, do so tonight.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-05

TIay. Edward Milton Royle has built up
DIANA that is Of tie heroic mould, and
which moves steadily forward With an
ueXOrable purpose until the plat has been
filled out I'm a satisfactory manner down
70 the last detail 1t is play ;hat deals
wiz men as they are. While the first
act is laid in England, ihs last three are
placed happily In Wy oming, in the heart
of the cattle country as ii was some
twenty years ago. There will De a special
Tatinee Labor 6av and regular matinces
MednesdaE and SATURDAY.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-05

My head certainly felt tight, but I had
no idea"
Just then he caught sight of d mob
following him. Everybody in the COM
pany seemed to be there.
Say" cried Carroll who hal tum-
bled. Say all you fellows, III buy for
the crowd"
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-04-24
Classified "Ad5.'
FOP SALE.

FOR SALE:-Good tent 1 S. Mo. 2t5
FOR SALE:-Land Scrip-RoswelI
Title G Trust Company. 36tf
FOR SALE:-One Admiral hay press
Oasis ranch Co. eod32tf.
GOVERNMENT LAND SCRIPT, for
sale.-Drew E. Pruit. 20tf.
FOR SALE:-house tent, 2 rooms
f1oored, and shingled, phone w. F.
Kinds, No. 334. 43t6H.
FOR SALE:-Severa1 40 and 80 acre
pieces of land. scrip at a bargain il
taken at once.-Rosweu Title &
Trust Co. 27tf.
FOR SALE:-Improved property SO
feet East front on Main will pay Is
per cent op investment, $500 front
fnot.-Roswen Title & Trust Co
FOR SALE:-On account of sickness
in my family I want to sell my haH
interest in the Gem Theatre and
go home "A good living for some
one.-H. G. Sparker. s37f.
FOR SALE:-Two suburban places az
a bargain-plenty OF water and il
cultivation. These places will bring
Is per cen on Investment his year
Room 4 Oklahoma Block. SIT.
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SALE UNDER EXECUTION.
o1no-Prr1it Co plaintiff

SALE UNDER EXECUTION.
Joyce-Pruit Co, Plaintiff. 8 ~.
VS.. Cause No. 723.
Lee Eddleman and Eddie
man Bros, a firm COM
posed of Ira Eddleman
and Lee Eddleman,
Defendants.
IN the District Court, chaves County,
New Mexico;
vember, A. D. 1905, in the cause above
numbered and entitled, Joyce-Pruit
Co, a corporation, the plaintiff there
in recovered in the District Court of
Chaves County, against the defendants
above named. Judgment in the sum OF
S ,S36.O0 with IL per cent per annum
interest thereon from said date until
paid, n the further sum of 1850
cost, such judgment being recovered
in action for, liquidated damages,
which judgment with interest to the
costs accrued will amount to $~4,104.50,
and
WHEREAS, on the 31st day Of
March, 1909, the execution issued out
Of said District Court commanded me,
as sheriff of Chaves County, to make
out OF the goods and chattels, lands
and tenements of the defendants, the
sums OF money above named and spe-
cited. and ssa
WHEREAS, in pursuance of said
execution, I did on the End day OF
April 1909, levy upon as the property
of the defendant, Lee Eddleman, the
following described lands and real
estate, to-wit:
An undivided two-thirds interest in
and to the southeast quarter of the
southwest quarter OF section twenty
six In township eight. south of range
rt~wentythree. east, N. NJ. P NJ, now
THEREFORE,, /, C.. L Ballard
Sheriff of Chaves County. in pursu
ance Of the Judgment and execution
aforesaid, will on the 18th day OF
June A. d. 1909. at the hour of 1o
O'Clock a. M, offer for sale atthe west
door OF the Court House in Chaves
County, New Mexico. to the highest
for cash in hand, the lands and
real estate above described, same
to be sold to satisfy the said judg
|ment and costs and the further costs
incident to the sale Of said property.
Witness my hand on this 18th day
OF April. A. D.. 1909. SAT.
es C. l. BALLARD.
&c. n YOUNG. Sheriff.
DEPUTY.