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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-07
MILAS. LASATER

Democratic candidate for Insurance
Commissioners.
Born IN Palo Pinto county, Texas.
Educated III schools Qf Texas, Ter
ilcssec and Indiana
Came to Wynnewooa, Indian Ter
ritory In 1892.
Always q Democrat
Member of Sequoyah convention
Member Of Oklahoma Constitutions
a convention
Chairman Of committee that revis
I'D and compiled the Constitution ol
oklahoma.
Appointed Insurance commissioner
TO succeed 7 J. McComb, resigned
Knows the technical and practica
side Of insurance and can meet thc
constitutional requirements.
Has successfully maintained The
Eigh standard upon which the Okia
homa insurance department was Or
ganized. admitting only absolutely so
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-07
MERE Icy Rll,LpERs?

Let's be candid, one With another
Recently there was prize fight,
the modest way of talking OF how
brutes pummel each other within q
certain space,
Gre was son Of Ham; the other
an alleged Caucasian.
They were according to- their own
schedule. fighting for The world heavy
weight mgilistic championship.
The black won.
Tue white was favorlte.
Thirty thousand citizens jouneyed
far to see the fight.
The majority Of them were in good
financial circumstances
But. in their respective places OF
abode, what their standing: what
lave they contributed 10 the wellbe-
ing OF the human race?
These are the important topics.
Brute force is nothing. represents but
the almost insane desire to best q
fellowbeing and can only lead TO bad.
The Reno affair represented sin,
bad citizenship and total depraylty.
More. bad. but wel-to-do citizens con
gregated 10 sec the Jeflries-Johnson
mill than we're ever before congre
gated for one audience on American
soil
Is II any wonder. then. that prize
fighting Is doomed2
Americans are inclined to sports,
but the mauling OF the deprayed do
not belong TO the lBTOpef sporting
world.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-07
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The following is from the Tulsa
World, (Rep0 a friend Of Guthrie, 10
he late election
'Just preceding The late unpleas-
lntncss, in which Oklahoma CITY and
Guthrie We're the principal figures
eyeral letters were received in this
city from Dennis Northlngton, a neg
o farmer near Bristow who was once
~ account OF his money, considered
prominent factor in the Renublican
ranks OF Oklahoma In this letter.
Tor they are all alike-tne writer
leally set forth the intention of the
eero In this state as is conclusively
shown in the following extract:
And II you will consider that
Guthrie has been the only city in the
tate that has elected members OF
he race to its various county and
city offices you will not hesitate to-
know that every colored man and his
giend should USE every eii9rt within
Is power to help her win in this
igiu.
Years ago when the coloreA man
sps not roccgnizei by Oklahoma.
Tuihrle recognized him and gave him
tlaces on her school board, and when
he present Democratic admlnistra-
ion undertook 70, and did pass. the
neiarious Jim Grow law il was
Guihrie, her citizens and the Guthrie
state Capital that stood for the col
)re man and demanded law in our
ttgor. u Is Just that Kind Of cities
nd citizens heip the colorcd man ard
ne and his friends shculd vote for
i'nthrie in this FIGHT and show those
cities and citizens who do not uphold
he e0lofed man tie strength OF the
eologed race IA Oklahoma and we
ean do SO June nth by voting Yes
cn She permanent location and for
iulhrie for the capital
''If this lsind Of dope isn't enough
to put honest white Republicans on
the firing line III behalf OF the grand
father amendment, IL is goregone
conclusion that they viii never be
willing that the white man should be
in the ascendency in this state.P
Dyspepsia Is Americas curse. Bur.
dock Blood Bitters conQners dyspepsia
every time. II drives out impurities,
iones the stomach, restores perFect
digestion, normal weight aud good
health.
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One feature of postal savings
bank. is that It will help get Western
money to wall street When tne WOOL
shearers get short Of cash.
Cengas returns how the eenteroi
population ii The United states still
about three miles from Columbus,
'ndsana. evidence thnr the entire
:ouiit,y Is heccming more populus.
The EAST. West. North AMI South ail
grow, aud. allowed to prosper without
such terrible toll as now exacied hy1
specrli DTirliSEg bartrs, our co'i'mef-
cial strides fQ She whole people would
Icon lane with our inereAse Ia num-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-07
REPUBLICANS. ARE M
NEGATlONtSTS

Democrats OF Oklahoma VIII not
experience trepidation In going ne
fa,a M ale.to,ata .h;s fau rha fact
q - 4. ,ss.r.,.s,,' I, 'sl, \. ... ...,
sfst '"'A et"'s I'M '''s 'n'0S shp''7
sft grown nf any IN the Union; that,
in time Of a great panic and when op-1
POSITION was most bitter. through the
sa.tr,,m. nta,,tv ~ ~ s,5,a Nm,
'ss w ''''''''' = D'''A
y. suarahtee law established tranquil
ity in financial circles and brought
about stability of prices and forward
n,avsn,ants has III onno.;,,ar j
(.
Dei''oeracs ~ liiis seate no pace 10
stand
Those attacks made against the
state adhinisfrsticn are The refuge Of
beaten and cowardly politicians.
1iiey have been, made since free gov
trnment was first established; always
telling enough TO arouse apprehen-I
sion, never positive and never locat-
ing the sore spot on the anatomy OF
state affairs. Voters Of Oklahoma
aIe alive TO the fact the present Re-
publican state 0 ganization would not
await the dawn Of another day 10
herald tht mistake of any one state
official Jnld emblazon such. .lerrorl
on banners ami, through the kindly
offices Of the public segflce corpora
tons now seeking to<get a strange
hold on state government, send such
tp the utieL1o5t parts of our state,
r1D1I7Tfng time, place, name, ETC.
Democracy understands the sort OF
fItht PROPOSED BY the opposition--ls
awase OF the men and means behind
ii and the two different routes propos-
e1 TO be covered.
The organization will make felnt
al a platform. but, in the main, ret-
crate the fabricatlons OF the past few
years, using the slogan OF business
TO catch the unobserVing. Meantime
the public service corporations which
Tay their taxes l,Y law suits and
charge more than allowed by the con-
stifution, because thes have been
able to secure a decision f'om The
Federal court, will also proceed to
finance" the Republican campaign.
That campaign will be one in which
the whole people will he intensely III
terested; men and measures when
certain men may admire viii play
teir respective parts. But:
TIE ISSUE is Shall we maintain the
constitution and control public serY-
ice corporations; or. shah they CON
troll this stateg
The minority, or so-called RepuD-
hcan organization, seems allied with
corporation exploitation at least
that party has no leader who has CIV
en- an opinion regarding the TWO cent
passenger fare question; has not q
single leader addressing the people
about his opinion on the matter OF
freight rates or control .of the other
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-07

vent companies, giving the people OF
Oklahoma the protection Afforded By
the best companies In America.
Believes in protecting and building
lp home companies.
Is favorable to legitimate insurance
tadmitting all such companies.) but
the foe Of the wildcat denying Ii
censes to all such companles.l
Is rigidlv enforcing the Antitrust
laws applicable to insurance com
nanies. Especial interests want these
avs set aside)
Has collected "a fees and taxes and
paid into the state treasury, since
January lst. last, $lSO00O.O0. Make
10 mistake Vote for Milas iasater, Of
2auls Valley, Garyin county, Eemo-
cratic candidate for insurance com
missioner.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-07

Nobody takes any interest ID Joint
debates, anyway
-------
II IS moi necessary iOr Mr. Bryan
10 travel incognio anymore
AS time goes on. wliat 'RnoaeYclt
Says about it,' viii make Less and
less difference.
.H@.----s~~s----as.rra-@a-~
Tnis "a ahe last time YOU viii hear
him referred 20 as the hairy giant,
For which, thanks
sass,.--sr------s----~--~els-
The Republicans had better nom.
mate Ferguson, AlcNeal viii be kept
busy defending bis record
---~~.---.-.------------
y is said 5000 colored preachers
prayed for Johnson TO win. Does the
result prove the efficacy Of prayer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-07

Detroit and other frontier cities
eeninlain that ensneglers have com.
snefcial connections with large insti-
5utions, working great harm TO leeiti.
mate trade-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-07

why should Conger infect his anti
salocn dope into the First district.
an1 file lsagleton for criminal Judge
IN an effort TO defeat Tom Doyleg
Why
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-07

SC far this year Massachusetts and
IONA are racing. for lifsl place With
hnldpi, nunofs. Boston being the ban.
He ffuniler city fer such outbreaks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-07
DICKINSON ON AFFAIRS BOARD?

Il is rumored in political circles
that Judge j. T. Dickinson. Of Chick.
asna, viii be appointed as successor
to Bert Chandler. who recently re.
signed as member Of the state board
oE affairs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-15
en- eneeIif Spce.

Chen &epenicf- aapteiren eioroe
lit peroensberemte Snip, bar man bel
neppe poret Sibue til en- ioa goot
iIceneiat practical iofe" iom zoe
abesiinIfe Briniers" @eisg omboro
paa Yanierifibet "9reaonougbt" for
leoen.
Sor nosen Sio iiben = ifriner ct
2onoonerblao bIeo Ell fiueiiif &om'
mission mobtaeet | 2onoon meo tore
sgresbepisninger og par ogina 8ien'
Itano for .nieaen Spmerfiombeo peo
geisa cntbcrS pan eueelife arigsltibe
meb gSmiralitetets SiuaoeIic. Oct
bar anta9elie bette. iom bapSe eipei
sposmaserne Sheen til Seres Ean.
funo.
Sorleben Dag tit man paa "Greao'
nousbt", iom laa ubeufor EortIano,
ct telegram, unoertesnet rheo Ell Dol
Officers Gapn. Get meooelte, al
Srins @ofalin meo Sslge piIoe an
fomuie iomme Dag. % o~ptororeoe
gbeien til at mohtnge De hsic 8i9iter
mco oil m,Iis srtigbeb. On iaabar
SrSre er let lite iaa uieooanlia b
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-15

he, on bar life ben minbIte anelie
ON, bporIeoes benoes blege Iniigt
forfsleer mig Nat pg Dag, SporIe'
oes funoe ieg pere ioa blind! Oct
bar mig, iom gap Srbre til at. ifDoe
benoe - mig, iom elifeoe benoe mer
emo nit 9ipl Soor funOe leg life
fienbe benbe igien?"
"Wfen OIL funbe 10 life bope Inelie
ON, at BET fuibe pGre benoe, Oct
nilbc ingcu funnel bare giort," for
iaete Sennen at trsIte.
"Nei, men Oct 9ier BET life lettere
for mig of bore" iagbe Martoen med
Lab Stemme, foalt al Sulfen. Sans
Sen foritoo, at Iieeooerfor Ell Sore
iom Senne hiaIp ingen Srsit, og bar
Loo oen nlpffelige Mano bore alene.
ga ban efter ct Bar Simers Sor'
Isb fom tiIbage, fan6t ban BAN peo'
bIipenSe iibbenoe peo Saminen mel
Sopeoet itsttet / SGnberne. Selt
bans arop ifaIp al bitter @raab.
Soran BAN Iaa Gbitbs iioite Sil'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-15

De famine, iom for nogIe aar iioen
Loo JIG bpitioeIig mobtage al Gam.
bridges gorgermeiter iom "Sultanerr
al 8ansibur meo Suite".
s Bepmontb og SortlnnO pIorer
man fig nat,uligpis foItelig ODER ST..
~itorien, og glaatrsierne bar auereoe
begpnbt at BRUCE "8unga.9unga"
iom getegnelie for fine &amerater
omboro paa "Sreaonougbt". 90 |
gpens gariete blep oer popiI9re So'
infer Ieolep @arrett mobtaeet meo
rene 2atterbrsI, ga ban til Ielobien
paa "Sbe Girl, s left behind me"
lang ct @ers at fsIeenoe Snobolo:
"Sa ies omboro / "8reahnousbt"
git, ffisnt leg iaa no iom en- seble.
bonoler, De faInte mig en- abpsiiuf
9rins, forbi ies raabte "gungo.
gunga".
"9reo6nouebt" err for Siben ube
paa Sogt, og ser gaar BET Tpgte, of
gSminral Map biz bolbe Den ube ioa
meset iom miligt, til ben frGffe
Spsg er bespnbt at saa ! @Iemme'
bogen.
SmiSIertio err ser oeioa bIanbt be
narre6e Sfficerer paa "Sreabnorgbt"
Dem, Ser taeer Sagen fro ben gempt.
Iige sioe. Gen Officer, bpem "Srins
RafaIin" tilbso fin 9tbopiife Srben,
bar ifrepet til ben Serre, iom fore.
ItileSe lttahe / llbenrissbeparte.
mentet, og bebt ON at fna Jig Sroe.
men tiIienot, ba ban eierne pilbe bape
ben fom ct Minoe ON Den muntre
gpiiooe.
"9ailp Mirror" bill bloc, at gtta.
deem iom Saf for sen uSisgte Gilt
perSiebeo, iom gbmiraI Map og
bans Sffieerer Insbe for 7ogen, pil
operien6e FIN SrSen til Sfibets SIag.
leitnout.
aomiraIitetet ueter life at ie glen.
mem Sinsre meb Soaen, bpis oe Bad
~ginloeuoe bIipcr opSageSe, life ioa
meget for felipe Spseeus Tom for oct
faIfe SeIeerams Sfplb. IoIitiet
tror of bore paa Sporet. Get fan
at gooe @rirnoe taees for sipet, at Se
bsrer biemme | rise os forneuss
9reoie. % at Den optrGoenbc Tame
er Ssiter til en- al De oeItasenoe Ser.
lrer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-15

fremrngenbe llbI9noinser ofte faar
beige engeIife Srlogsifibe naturlig'
bis unoett at inbpies | 8onitritftions'
bemmeligbeoen Off. - gonife iom
gnseIifmGno ofte faar Iignenoe Stl'
IaoeIie | llolanoet. S bette Silf9loe
bar ser ingen @riino til at betpile
SeIegrammets sggtbeb, 90 man traf
Itrar g~nItaIter til en- o9roig Woota.
geIie al De bsie @iGIter.
ON ~gftermiobaeen fom bisie peo
set foItiatte &IoffeI9t til &ortlano
og aibentebes af en- garfasie fra
"9reaonouebt". 9e bar Iebiageoe
al en- attade og en- Colt. SEQ beres
llbieenbe por Der intet mistanfeligt,
oct begpubte 10 osiau at merfne liot,
Sfficcrerne mobtog Dem meo uoisgt
grtigbeb, bite Dem omfring onerolt
o. i~orflareoe oft al SiueresIe for
sem. ut Spseefuglcne ipiaeoe lin
&one iortr9ffeIig, fremgaar al, at,
efter bpao Ser beitemt foriifres, en- al
Sfiicererne, Der tienitgioroe iom
Gicerone, er en- 9rooer til ben enc
"1rins".
Set bier fig mi, at Spaien bopoe
pGret forberebt | belle fiorten Gage.
9e bapSe Iabet fig foitimere og mo-
ffere af en- | berne @rande bersmi
IanS, @iaiam Clarion, iom for
fIarer, at Se life bouoe iparet nogen
Smfoitninger oe bI. q. fisbt Smpf'
fer og Irpoelier for en- Wasie Eenge.
On af Seltaeerne | Spsgen bar en-
Dame, oe for benbes Hegning bler
Der ipet en- pberit foitbar, rigt brooe'
ret, bimmeIbIaa 9ragt al manSligi
Snit. Sor life at faIbe no al &ol'
lerne bnpbe De lpnse aaaet os titaile'
ret bperonore meo fingereoe Napne
timber geisset paa "Sreaonongbt'
perIeSe sc fig imeaem Orb paa ct nm
geret Sproa. 90 ret iom bet bar no
breo Sc / en- beaeiitret Zone: "@unga
bunaal" - iom SoIfen iagoe Dor e
obesiiniT rlStrpf for 9eimoring.
aomeSien sif. iom ben bar imlrt
% inscn at Sfiieererne aneoe mino
ite llraab. De iremmeSe grinieri
@eisa er enSoe bIepet inofsrt ! Ell
bets 2cabog. @an antnecr, Of D.
briitise slftsrer bar en- bis SpeIie
Sa,niteut ba man iormooer, OF bet e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-15

f9roie. Man itiaeoe bam meo &pg-
gen MOB oen ~npgrapeoe @rap, og iaa
bandit ma ct ginb for bans Zine;
asmmanoooroene LOO, fire Sfuo al.
fpreoes 90 Gutter faIot 900 ON.
get par life for Den nGite ri.
ten, icg fit Sib til at lGie oct lille
grep, iom ieg bauoe taget no al Den
fnpttcoe Soanb. Seq ifal Bile Dig oct,
@iIion tbi at fortGIe bette er unit
lie!"
Soet ban ubiepneoe oct inmmen-
frsIlebe Sopir, rafte Waior @icfers
set til fin Sen, iom lGite:
"Ntin egcn Intbonp!
so, Su er min! - OH pibite, at
min finre gror San bar uoIet til
Spion, men | ct ipagt Sicblif flpg-
tebe Fan % fom til mig. Seq pioite,
boiIfen 6orogt og bpiIfen Strai Der
rammer sen, iom ilpgter, cg for al
rebbe bans fipre 2ip, bort Hapn ca
Dor r~etfGroige Sag ooerloo ies BAN
mine aIrSer og opertog hans Floos!
Seq trpnate inb paa Sercs Smraaoe
for at ~iuIobproe ben @ierning, ban
TfiiIoe bare giort, men leg bleo tasei
tiIfanoe % - ia, on peo ielp Slut
uinoen. @ubFelop, at ies bapoe for
anoret mig iao, at on life fienott
mie igicnl San oe Wor nil bore
Sifferbeo. nuar on l9ier bette, mer
bpis on noaeniinoe trGffer BAN, lac
ban @armbiertigbeS meo BAN itaf
feIs @ut.
Sg mi Tarpel. gntbonp - 8n>
peS, bpor inoerIie iee elifebe dig, mer
lea maatte 10 reobe Dor sGre.
Gin Gbitb."
Soorerne ronSt ingte neooS Sab
tenn @ilions GinSer. bn ban leOereo'
9opiret tilbage til lin &cn, Tom Bel
Sioen opmerfiomt frtIate bans Wfine
ipiI. MeS Iap Msit ia Maioren:
"Iu ioritaar bu, bpcrfor ieg al
brig fommer til at aifte mig, men q
lea BOG anier apiuoen for oct beoit
% GNIeite iom firbes."
"@sbte on aIbrig SberitenY'
ipuretc 8iIion efter noaen @imiteri
Smtsbeb.
"Iei lea troi aloria paa BAN, o.
| ON ieg oaiaa bapoe eiort bet ban
bar 10 @oitbs @rorl - aa, wfeiile
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-20
[CHAPTER Gs3. ]


AN ACT to add new section to
Article 81 of the Code of Public
General Laws of Maryland, title
Grimes and Punishments," sub
title "Desertion of Wife or Child"
said new section to Immediately
follow Section 70, and to be known
as Section 70A, of said Article.
Section /. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly of Maryland, That
a new section be and is hereby added
to article 81 of the Code of Public
General Laws of Maryland, title
Grimes and Punishments, subtitle
"Desertion of Wife or Child" said
a new section be and is hereby added
Section 70, to be known as Section
T0A, and to read as follows:
70A. Any person having care,
custody or possession of any child
under the age of three years, who
shall desert or abandon such child
with the intent that 1t shall become
public charge, or without making
provision for its proper support and
maintenance for a period of at least
three years with some responsible
person or institution duly authorized
to take and care for infants, shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon
conviction thereof shall be fined not
exceeding one hundred dollars or
be imprisoned in jail or the house of
correction for period not exceed
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-20
TCHAPTER 66S.1


AN ACT to add an additional Section
to the Code of Public General Laws
of Maryland, title Grimes and
Punishments,' subtitle Fraud
Market and Garden Boxes" to be
known as Section 162A, and to fol-
low Immediately after Section 1872,
making it unlawful for any per-
son, persons, firm or corporation
not the owner thereof to have in
his, her or its possession any stem
ciled, marked or stamped box,
market box, garden box or bushel
box, unless such person, firm or
corporation, shall have permission
of the owner thereof to so use and
have the same in his or her pos
session.
Section /. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly of Maryland, That
an additional Section is hereby add
ed to the Code of Public General
Laws Of Maryland, title Grimes and
Punishments," subtitle FRAUD
Market and Garden Boxes" to be
known as Section 162A, and to fol-
low Immediately after Section 1862,
and to read as follows:
Section 1924. 1t shall be unlaw-
full for any person, persons, firm or
corporation, not the owner thereof,
to use or have in his, her or it's pos
session any box, garden box, market
box or bushel box used as a contain
er of farm or garden produce, when
such box, garden box, marked box
or bushel box is stamped stenciled,
or marked in plain letters with the
name of the owner or owners there
of, unless such person, persons, firm
or corporation using or having the
same in his, her or its possession,
shall first have obtained the express
ed privilege or permission of the
owner or owners of such box, bushel
box, market box or garden box, or
form his, her or their duly authorized
agent or agents, to use or have in
his, her or it's possession such box,
bushel box, market box or garden
box as aforesaid. Any person, per-
sons, firm or corporation violating the
provisions of this Section, shall be
guilty of misdemeanor, and upon
conviction thereof before any justice
of the peace of the several counties
of this State or the city of Baltimore,
shall be fined not more than twenty
five dollars for each such offence.
Section 2. And be it enacted,
That this act shall take effect from
the date of it's passage.
Approved April IL, 1910.
AUSTIN l.. CROTHERS,
Governor.
ARTHUR P. GORMAN, JR.,
President of Senate.
ADAM PEOPLES,
Speaker of House of Delegates.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-20
PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS.

which. after notice to the holder and
hearing they may determine has been
obtained by fraud or misrepresenta-
ton, or has been issued by mistake
or inadvertence, and said Commits
sioners may revoke or suspend for
such time as they may deem proper
the operation of any certificate OF
permit when the said Commissioners.
after notice to the holder and hear
ing, shall determine that the holder
thereof has used such certificate or
permit contrary to the provisions OF
this subtitle, or to any rules or regu-
lations of said Commissioners adopt
ed in pursuance of the provisions of
this subtitle, or contrary to the linn
litations contained in said certificates
or permit, or has violated any of the
provisions of this subtitle Nothing
in this Act shall be construed to pre-
vent Incorporated gas companies from
making connections Of gas appliances
for domestic purposes.
Section 2. And be it enacted,
That this Act shall take effect from
the date of its passage.
Approved April 11.1910.
AUSTIN L. CROTHERS,
Governor.
ARTHUR P. GORMAN, JR.,
President of Senate.
ADAM PEOPLES.
Z Speaker of House of Delegates.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-20
ICHAPTER 5O3.l

tCHAPTER 5O3.l
AN ACT to add an additional section
to Article 81 of the Code of Public
General Laws of 1904, title
Grimes and Punishments," sub
title ads-Obstructing, to
follow Section 367. and to be
known as 367A.
Section l. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly of Maryland, That
an additional section be and the same
is hereby adde to Article 81 of the
Code of Public General Laws of 1904,
title Grimes and Punishments, sub
title misunderstanding" to fol-
low Section 367, and to be known as
Section 367A.
Section 367A. Whoever without
authority unlawfully removes from
any railroad or railway track. or
right of way, over which locomotives,
motors or cars are operated, or from
any locomotive, motor or car, the
bondwires, nuts, bolts, anglebars,
spikes, attachments, fastenin gs,
switch-stands, locks, feed wires, troll
ley wire or other appurtenances, or
any part or attachment thereof, or
any bonds, nuts, bolts, wires, fasten-
ings, journal brasses, journal packing
or parts thereto attached or belong
ing, which are necessary in the use
or operation of said railway tracks,
locomotives, motors or cars, or who
ever without authority unlawfully
removes or interferes with any air
brake, air-brake hose or any part of
the air-brake appliances on any loco
motive, motor or car, or whoever
buys or receives, or unlawfully has
in his possession, any of the afore-
said articles so removed, shall upon
conviction thereof be imprisoned in
the penitentiary not more than five
years not less than one year, or not
more than six months in the county
jail or the house of correction in the
discretion of the court.
Section 2. And be it enacted,
That this Act shall take effect from
the date of it's passage.
Approved April s, 1910.
AUSTIN l.. CROTHERS,
Governor.
ARTHUR P. GORMAN, JR.,
President of Senate.
ADAM PEOPLES,
Speaker of House of Delegates.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-20
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ng one year.
Section 2. And be it enacted
That this Act shall take effect from
The date of its passage.
Approved April IL, 1910.
AUSTIN l.. CROTHERS,
Governor
ARTHUR P. GORMAN, JR.,
President of Senate.
ADAM PEOPLES,
Speaker of House of Delegates.