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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-15
No 232 A Published May 81, 1909
CHAPTER 1911, LAWS OF 1909.

AN ACT to amend sections 1857 14aS and
1466 OF the statutes relating to the
state board of agriculture ,,,a,r uo,
resented in Senate and Assembly do en-
act as follows:
Section /, Sections 1857, 145S and 1866
Of the statutes are amended to read: Sec
ton 1857. The members OF said board
shall out of any funds set apart
for their use by the state or otherwise tton re-
anre upon meetings of the same. be allowed
only their actual expenses but in case that
members are chosen superintendent OF de
partments in state fair work any such
superintendent may be allowed not TO eX-
coed five dollars per day and reasonable
expenses while actually and necessarily en-.
gagged In such work. the time to be devoted
to such service to be hAed by majority vote
Of the board.
section 1853. Said board shall hold its
annual meeting on the first Tuesday OF
February. and AT sucn meeting
shall elect one of its members as president
and one as vice president and some person
not a member as secretary, VINO snail hoId
removed by the board. The state treasurer
shall be- OK -otiicio treasurer OF tho board.
Such officers shah perform such duties as
usually pertain to such oiaee9 ana Sueh
as the board may direct
Section 1866 The principal officers of
the state board of agriculture. the northern
Wisconsin state fair and of any county
agricultural or industrial society shall nave
full jurisdiction and control of the grounds
on which such board or society may eX-
hihit and all the streets and alleys ana
other grounds adjacent to the same during
ali such exhibitions so far as may be me-
cassary to exclude thercfrom all other ex-
hibitlons booths. stands or other temporary
places for the retail or sale OF any ktnd OF
spirltuous or fermented liquors or other
articles that they might deem Objectionable.
The president or, in his absence, any vice ice:
president acting in his stead. may appoint
at any time any necessary policemen to
assist in preserving the peace and enforce
the regulations upon the ground and adJ3,,
cent streets who. for such purpose shail
have all the powers of constable and be
entitled to similar fees,
section . This act shall take effect ana
be in force from and after It's passage ana
publication ,n
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No. 81, Al Published May 81. 1909
CHAPTER 100. LAWS OF 1909.

AN ACT to create section 154S-2 of the
statues relating to the application for
liquor licenses and providing for the pub
llCation of the same.
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 stat
utes new section to read Section 154s-
. All applications for licenses TO sell In
toxicating liquors in any town, village or
city in this state shall be made In writing,
giving the location OF the premises where
such business Is to be conducted and the
names of the bondsmen, If a personal bond,
or the name OF the bonding company II
surety bond. and shall be filed with the
clerk of the town, village or city In which
such premises are situated at least fifteen
days prior to the granting of any such
license and the same shall, prior TO the
granting Of such license, be published in
daily paper printed in such town, city or
village az least three times successfully.
and where there Is no such daily paper
published, at least once in a weekly paper
published in such town, city or village. II
there be no paper published in the town,
village or city in which the premises are
situated then three copies of the applica-
ton shall be posted by such clerk in three
conspicuous places In such town. village or
city, one Of which notices shall be posted
In such town, village or city hall. At the
time of filing such application the appil-
cant shall pay to the town, village or city
clerk the sum of sixty cents per folio for
folio for each subsequent insertion to pay
for such publication.
Section . This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage and
publications
Approved May 26, 1909.
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CHAPTER 10. LAWS OLE 1000

An ACT to create section 2js6a OF the
statutes prescribing the oath Of admis-
sion to the bar.
The people OF the State of Wisconsin, rep
resented In Senate and Assembly do en-
act as follows
Section !. There is hereby added to the
statutes new section to read Section
2jSGa. Each person admitted to practice
as 30 member Of the bar of any court OF
this state shall subscribe the roll Of attor-
nrys to he kept by the clerk and shall In
open court take an oath or affirmation Of
tn" tenor following. to-wlt
do solcmnly swear:
| VIII support the constitution Of the
United states and the constitution Of the
state Of Wisconsin
VIII maintain the respect due to courts
Of justice and judicial oticer5
VIII not consent or maintain any suit
or proceeding which shall appear to me to
believe 10 be honestly debatablc under tho
law NJ the IHnd
! will employ FOR the purpose OF main
tanning ia" causes confdcd to me, such
and honor, aud VIII never seek to mlslead
IN" judge or Jury by any artliiCc or false
statement Of fact or law
! VIII maintain the confidence ana pre-
win accept no compensation IN connection
with his business except from him or with
his knowledge ana approval
! will abstain from all offensive person
aity and advance no fact preiudlcial to the
honor or reputation of party or witness,
unless required by the Justice OF the cause
with which ! am charged.
! will never reject from any consdera-
uun personal TO myself, the cause Of the
/ betrnsclrss " oppressed, or delay any
mans cause TOR lucre or malice. SO help
me God
Section .. This act shall take effect and
bc In force from and after It's passage and
Approved May rs. 1909.
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CHAPTER 1913. LAWS OE 1909.

AN ACT to amend section 1l29d of the
statutes relating to the relief of soldiers,
sailors. and marines
The people of the State of Wisconsin, rep
resented in Senate and Assembly, do On.
act rs follows
Section /. Section 1920 of the statutes
is amended to read Section 1o29d. Every
county judge shall. on before the second
Monday in December after such report Is
made. appoint three residents of the
county, at least two of whom shall be
honorahy discharged union soldiers.
veterans OF the war with Spain. to
serve three years. one to serve two years.
ard one To serve one wear from the date of
appointment, as THE soldiers relief com
mission of such county.
such commission shall be organized by
the election of one of their number as
chairman, and one as secretary said Judge
shall I'LL all vacancies for the uneXpred
term, and aster the expiration of the terms
OF those first appointed shall annually APP
point one person as a member of such com
miss .on for the term of three years, He
snail require the members of the commission
10 execute to the county Il Joint and several
bond. or each an individual bond, with
sufficient sureties to be approved by him,
in II sum equal to the tax levied in the
current year for expenditure by the com
mission said bond or bonds shall be fled
with the county clerk.
Section >. Tbs act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved May &c 1909.
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school purposes territory outside or the city
limits, all the taxable property WITHIN the
territory so attached to or connected WIN
such city shall be subject to be taxed Tor
the support and maintenance of the schools
Of such city, the same as property within
.. 1t shall be the duty Of the city clerk
of such city in each year to ascertain the
rate per cent which all taxes raised IN SAID
year in said city for school purposes bear TO
the assessed value of all the property TAX
for school purposes within such city for
that year and on or before the 10Th day
of November in such year in writing to
notify the town clerk or clerks Of the town
or towns in which such attached or connect
ed territory is situated of such per cent or
rate Of taxation in such city for school pur-
poses and 1t shall thereupon be the duty
of said town clerk or clerks and each there
Of Immediately to carry out on the tax
rolls Of such town or towns respectively LOT
such year tax for school purposes OF the
sam" per cent on oil taxable property with
in that portion of their respective towns so
attached to such city for school purposes
and such tax 50 carried out on such tax
rolls is hereby declared duly levied and
lien on such taxable property until paid the
same as other taxes as provided by law.
8 1t shall be the duty of the treasurer
Of such town or each such town to collect
said tax in the same manner as other taxes,
and the said treasurer or treasurers respec.
lively shall pay over In each year ID Iuiiii
the amount of taxes so carried out on said
rolls ana assessed Oh said property in their
towns respectively for the purposes OF
schools in sjich city to the treasurer of such
city in the same order and as they are now
required by law to pay moneys raised for
common school purposes, and return taxes
collected for any school district whether
such town treasurer has collected such tax
or not
If the taxes hereby provided for shall
not be collected by said treasurer they shall
be- returned with and as delinquent taxes
and their collection enforced in the man
nor now provided by law for collecting de-
I!nuurut taxes
Section t. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved May "A, 1909.
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No. $40. 81 Published May 81. 1909.
CHAPTER 1879. LAWS OF 1909.

AN ACT to amend section 1878 OF the
statutes, relating to inquests In large
r. counties.
The people Of the State of Wisconsin, rep
resented in Senate and Assembly, do en-
act as follows
Section l. Section 4S7S of the statutes
is amended to read: Section 4SIS. In each
and every county whose inhabitants exceed
in number one hundred and fifty thousand
all the duties mentioned in the foregoing
sections of this chapter shall be performed
by the coroner thereof, who is hereby in.
vested with the exclusive jurisdiction and
power to take inquests therein, except that
ne may be assisted in so doing by the depu-
ty coroner thereof, and in case of the ina
blity of the coroner to attend TO such
duties his deputy may perform them, pro
vided, however. that in all such counties
where there are jury commissions, or IN
any county having jury commission, the
iurymen for all inquests shall be selected
by the clerk of the circuit court from the
regular list of venlremen regularly chosen
by the jury commission.
Approved May %, 1909.
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CHAPTER 1872. LAWS OF 1909.

An ACT to create SECTION 3UIZW OF tHe
statutes. relating to setting aside indg-
mcnt or ordering new trial on appeal
The peopIc Of the state of Wisconsin. rep
resented in Senate aud Assembly. do en-
act as follows
section / There is added to the stat
ntF4 4 nv, section 10 read Section 3OT2m.
10 Judgment shall be reversed or set aside
or new trial granted In any action Or pro.
cepdng civil or criminal. on the ground Of
misairection OF the jury. or the improper
admission Of evidence, or for error as to
any matter OF pleading or procedure. unless
In the opinion of the court to which the ap.
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plicaton Is made after an examination
of the entire action or proceeding. it shall
appear that the error complained of has
affected the substantial rights of the party
seeking to reverse set aside the judg-
ment. or to secure the new trial
Section >. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved May &c, 1909.
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No 1876, A.. Published May -, l9o9.
CHAPTER 176, LAWS OF 1909.


AN ACT 20 amend section 1879 OF the stat
utrs. relating TO the state hremen's asso-
citation.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, rep
resented In Senate and Assembly, do IN
act as follows
section l. Section 1879 of the statutes
is amended to read: Section 1919. !. 1he
stare hrcmrns association of Wisconsin,
heretofore incorporated under chapter ASA
OF the private and local laws OF the year
one thousand eight hundred and sixty SIX,
is hereby cont inued as a body corporate,
with all the powers and privileges no" pos,
srsSed by it: and any person having serIed
far the term of seven years in any com.
pauv belonging TO said association ShaH
forever thereafter be exempt from pol lax,
from iury duty. and from military duty,
except in case of msurrcctjuu or invasion,
No engine company or IN.
dependent hose company belonging TO said
association shah at any time exceed NIFTY
men. and no hook and ladder company,
forty men
section = This act shall TAKE effect and
be- in force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved May 90 1902
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he In force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved May 90, 1909.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-29
KIRBY NOT TO RUN.

The disgruntled politicians and obstructionists are travelling rocky road in their efforts to rid themselves of Donaghey. An other one of their "prospective' candidates has refused to listen to their seductive voices, not only de clining to enter the race but assel l. ing that there IS not man Tn the state who can defeat Dona ehey for second term This man is William F. Kirby, of whom the Little Rock correspondent of the Memphis Commercial Appt al says:
 "The report published over the state that former Attorney General w. F. Kirby will oppose Gov. Donaghey for a second term is de- nied by MT. Kirby, andas stated i'll The Commercial Appeal week or ten days ago, he will be a candi- date for associate juctise of the supreme court, to succeed Judge Battle, whose term expires next year. Mir. Kirby says that even if he had no intention of entering the contest for associate justice he certainly would not oppose Gov. Donaghey for a second term. He says Gov. Donaghey is doing we'll as governor and does not think there is man in the state who can defeat him for a second 'erm MT. Kirby was Gov. Donaghey's $ chief opponent for the gubernator- ial nominations last year.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-29
M I. PISGAH.

Farmers are looking down their noses on account of the dry weather.
 Henry Hacker got his arm brok ken last week, but is getting along nicely under the care of Dr. Pairett.
 Mrs. Mary Hackler visited her moth CT, Mrs. Watkins of Mayhower, few days last week.
 Mrs. Ham is staying with her daugh- ter, Mrs. Vina Steed, while MT. Steed is at work on the river.
 Quite crowd went fishing on Palarm Friday and Saturday last. Some of the crowd says that it is healthy to camp on the lakes and Palarm, but the writer thought quite different. When they came home they looked like they had an attack of smallpox, caused by mos quitoes bites.
 MT. and Mrs. Chillens of Little Roc k are visiting MT. and Mrs. George Steed of this place for few days.
 Prof. Robinson is getting along nicely with his school at this place.
 Mrs. Jennie Kelley and little son are visiting friends near Jacksonville this week.
 July 28.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-29
vILONIA.

A number of our people are attending the protracted meeting at Grove Hill.
 Among those attending the Holland camp meeting from Vilonia is Prof Wendell, who is working for the inter. est of the Arkansas Holiness College. Iohn Cook and F. M. Cook are visit. ing friends and relatives. They will return soon for their homes at Whites. vile, Tenn. They think this good country,
 Mrs T. w. Whaler is very i'll at pres. ent with ty phoid fever.
 Mrs Grafton of Enola spent Sunday at MT. Jeter's.
 Tom Morrison and John Jeter are in the book business.
 MT. Hutchins has returned from White county, where he has been con, ducting protracted meeting. He re- ports good meeting and a number ot conversions.
 The Baptist meeting will begin Thurs day, It will be conducted by a preach CT from Little Rock and the pastor, Rev G. M. Ford.
 Tom Gray is having well made. G. w. Jeter and sons have charge of the work.
 Crops are good, especially cotton, The local rains are making it very rap- idly. We are expecting large crops this year.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-29
BARNEY.

The infant of Esq. Baker is reported very i'll at present.
 Sunday school at Barney is progress ing nicely.
 Several from Barney attended Star Gap protracted meeting the past week,
 Misses Alma Lura and Dollie Blessing visited the Wooley school house Friday evening.
 Verinary Jolly made a professional call at Barney Monday.
 Mrs. J. T. Ingram is recoving from a case of humps.
 Miss Leila Merriman has returned home after weeks visit at her sister $ at Enders.
 Prof. Norwood and family wis ited A. l.. Chambers the last of the week.
 We were sorry to hear of the death of Grandma Perkins, who died at Guy and was buried at Marcus Hill cemetery. She once lived in this community and has many friends here.
 July 2S.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-29
PLEASANT VALLEY.

The drouth of several weeks was broken Thursday by pleasant rain.
 R. w. Brady, who has been in Little Rock with his wife at the hospital for treatment, returned few days ago, tc look after business at home, and report ed Mrs. Brady some better.
 most enjoyable entertainment was had at the home of MT. and Mrs. Jen kins' Saturday night. large crowd was present.
 A surprise birthday dinner was had al the residence of MT. and Mrs. Langford Saturday in honor of MT. Langford: birthday; large crowd of relatives and friends were present and, well, they said they all ate plenty.
 It is anticipated that our Methodis meeting will begin the third Sunday 1T August.
 Our watermelons are still green.
 July 2S.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-29
CENTERVIL!E,.

We are still having some dry weather, but good prospects for rain.
 Health is very good in this neighbor- hood.
 Several from here have been attend ing the meeting at Star Gap the past week.
 F. H. Glover will begin a meeting next Sunday at II o'clock. It will be held under the bush arbor where the meeting was held last year at this place.
 l. F. Thomas and family visited near Enders Saturday night and Sunday.
 Some from here have been attending the meeting at Blackfo the past week.
 Quinton Snow end his sister, Miss Alice, attended Sunday school and preaching at McNew's chapel Sunday.
 Ed Utley and wife of Heber and liar ry Snow and wife of Centerville visited at s. J. Hankins' today.
 School at Union Grove is progressing nicely under the management of Prof. Clark and his daughter, Miss Edna.
 Tom Hankins and wife visited near Greenbrier part of last week.
 June 2S
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-29
A ROAD TO THE EAST.

We sincerely hope that the pro- motors of the railroad from Con way east to Searcy or Beebe will not fail in their efforts to secure this much needed line. Nothing can do so much to develop a coun- ty as easy and rapid means of communication An electric rail- road along this lile would double the value of property for several miles on either side.
 Ii, however, it should found tor any reason impossible to construct the electro line at present, we wish to offer the suggestion that those interested turn their attention to the construction of macadam road from Conway to the eastern line of the county, at least. A good turnpike. can be built at a cost easily within the ability of the peo- pie and such road would afford splendid means of travel. Its sur face would be smooth and hard at all seasons of the year and on it a team could haul two tons easier than a bale of cotton is now haul ed during bad weather. If neces- sary an automobile could be in stalled for passenger and express service and with good car the trip from Conway to Vilonia could be made within an hour, or almost as quickly as would be possible with an electric line.
 There are several methods by which road could be built, but the one !that appears to us best would be the organization of road improvement district, under the Arnold act passed by the legis- lature of 1907. Under this act bonds could be issued to pay the
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-29
GREEN BRIER .

Hot and dry, needing rain.
 Homer l.. Henry, R. F. D. carrier on route ?, is serving the route.
 Jesse Moore of Damascus was here the last of the week.
 Miss Cora Norwood of Mallet town re- turned home Monday after spending a week with relatives and friends here.
 L. E. Gordon and wife returned home from Dublin, Ark, Tuesday, where they have been visisiting.
 H. L. Tyler left Monday for Wooster where he will superintend the building of new residence for H. Robinson.
 Several attended the baptizing and preaching at Mill Creek Sunday.
 C. D. Goode of Holland commenced a singing school here, Monday with a good attendance.
 TuuR 1S
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-29
MAYFLOWER.

The Methodists have commenced a protracted meeting. Jim Mitchell is sick yet. Little Lena Ledrick has been quite sick, but is better now.
 Mrs. Isgrig visited in Mayfo Sun. day. Mrs. Dicks son and little son, George have returned from Perry county, where they have been visiting. J. C. Mosley and wife visited out near Providence Friday and Saturday.
 John Prouse was in Mayfower Sun day.
 Miss Ella Miller is visiting her sister, Mrs. Sophy Fordyce, of Little Rock.
 J. w. Lawrence is working the road running west from Mayflower. { Mrs. w. E. Thompson visited her niece, Mrs. Woodland. Saturday and Sunday. MT. and Mrs. Woodland re. turned home with her to spend few days.
 Walter and Roy Lipscomb of Conway were ill Mayfiower Sunday to attend church. July 28.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-29
OAKLAND.

Mrs. Bell Dawson of this place visited her sister, Mrs. Snow at Mt. Olive, last week.
 Miss Emma Wilkinson is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ida Luce of Sunnyside, this week.
 Wayne Hooks and Misses Goldie Hooks and Cardie Pendergrass from this place attended the ice cream supper at Cato Saturday night and reported a nice time.
 Chester Wilkinson attended the ice cream supper at Sunnyside Friday night.
 MT. and Mrs. Vernon Wilkinson wis ited at Sunnyside Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Brockinton are visiting their daughter this week.
 Tuly 2S
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-29
FOR SHLE-.=FirSf class pia= no, slightly used. cheap price, cash or ere diff. d2f
 FrauenfhaI G SchWarZ.

w. N. Owen left this morning for Eureka Springs, where he owns two moving picture shows. He will return the latter part of this week.
 The Air Dome has an unusually interesting program of pictures, among which is "Zou-Zou, or the Lucky Dog," high class drama. This picture alone is worth the price of admission.
 Rev. w. H. Davis of Stephen vile, Texas has been visiting in this city and county for the past week and was the guest of his sis ter, Mrs. M. J Maddox here. This is MT. Davis first visit to his old home since leaving here IS years ago.
 Rev. Fred. H. Mendel president of Arkansas Holiness college at Vilonia, left last night for Texas, where he will conduct several re- vival meetings. Rev. Wendell will return about September I, and make preparations for the opening of the college about the middle o1 September.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-29
SIXTEENTH SECTION.

We would be very glad to see good rain. We had light shower last week A large crowd from here attended the chowder Saturday at Ward and report a good time and plenty of soup for all.
 Rev. John Moore filled his appoint ment here Sunday.
 J. N. Ferguson preached at Baugh school house Sunday.
 VIC. Russell and VIM. Taggart were at Fl Paso Saturday.
 Sam and Ben Jones and family of Lonoke are at Mountain Springs.
 The section boys defeated Oak Grove Saturday at Ward, the score being to 6. This is the Section boys first game of ball this year. July 2S.
 Waterworks should be tn e slo- gan of Conway from now until we get it.