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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-03-03
Bills Passed by Senate.

Bills Passed by Senate.
H. B. 369-Resurvey of townships
for taxation purposes.
H. B. 69-Billiard BILL
H. B. 303-Relating to serving
summons on outside corporations.
H. B. 342-- Railroad commission
expense fund
H. B. 393- Money for transpor-
tation Of convicts.
H. B. 2O9-Indetermin prison
sentences.
H. B. 394-Relating to issuance of
teachers certificates.
H. B. 300 Relating to county
superintendent.
H. B. 35O-Relating to land office
fees.
H. B. 22O-Notes as security on
insurance policy loans.
S. B. 316-Short forms of mort
cages and deeds.
H. B. 11S-Relating to sewer tax
es in cities.
H. B. 27-Assessment of tele-
phone companies.
Fl. B. 172- Farmers Institutes.
H. B. 216-Assessment for drain
age bitches.
H. B. 382- Fees for examination
of savings associations.
H. B. 324- Validating the incor-
poration of the town of Letcher.
H. B. 281-Relating to defend.
ants acquitted on insanity charge.
H. B. $50 Preservation of biz
game.
! S. B. 299-Fees of city and town
ship fire chiefs.
! S. B. 214-Taxation of property
sold by county.
S. B. 2S3- Supreme court Judges
salaries.
S. J. r. 23-sale of school lands
S. B. 2S6--Apportionme bill.
S. B. Celebrating immigration
department.
S. J. R. 15-Providing for recall
of officials.
S. B. 3O9-- Richards primary In
itiative bill.
| s. B. 294- Registration of voter
at primary.
S. B. 73-Preventing unfair com
petition by corporations.
s. B. 26S- Method Of TRANSCRIPT
ing county records.
| S. B. 126-s27, 900 for Sioux Fall
deaf school.
Bills Killed BY Senate.
! H. B. 85-Providing for state hal
insurance.
! s. 3. 9S-Salaries of county sup
erintendents (reconsidered.)
8. B. 75-Eight hour labor bill
fKilled by rejection of committee re
port.)
New House Bills.
H. B. Alp Providing manner O
issuing bonds by townships.
H. B. 413-s15.O 200 for gas tan
at capitol grounds
H. B. 414-s61 600 for printin
/ bill.
New Senate Bills.
317. Cone Relating to taxatio
OF fire insurance companies.
I 318, Committee Relating +
choice by primary OF U. 8. senator
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-03-03
Bills Passed by the House.

Bills Passed by the House.
S. B. 159- Legalizing Reliance
bonds.
S. B. 1913 Regulating disposition
of fees of peace officers.
S. B. 20S- Relating to Indepen-
dent school districts.
H. B. 284- Preventing minors
from frequenting pool halls.
H. B. 346-Requiring carriers to
keep cars for the shipment of grain
in repair.
S. B. 196-Toilet rooms for rail-
road stations.
H. B. 202- Relating to abstract
of title.
S. B. Sc Authorizing garnishee
of rs per cent of wages for necessi-
ties of life.
S. B. 81 Relating to Sheriff's
fees in summoning juries.
S. B. 20 Including real and per-
sonal property in trust deeds.
S. B. 19-Commissioned governed
cities empowered to levy 10 per cent
tax for water and sewerage.
H. B. 4O5-Public warehouse-men
made liable for grain stored with
them.
S. B. o Independent school dis
fria fc t%ol <1 os~ 1xs.
fund in warrants in commission gov.
erned cities.
S. B. ISL Special classification
of automobiles, stations and capital
stock of insurance companies fol
taxation purposes.
S. B. 1871 $4,000 per year fol
firemen's tournaments.
H. B. 402-- Salaries for judges Of
18th and 18th judicial circuits.
H. B. 406- $4,000 for state mill
tia.
H. B. 40S-Money for expense &C
counts of Supreme Court judges.
H. B. 409-s5O for pictures BY
Mrs. N. G. Christensen.
H. s. 40 Relating to taxation
Of fire insurance companies.
H. B. 364-Requiring insurance
companies to settle losses within
sixty days or pay ten per cent bonus
H. E. 33S-Church insurance.
H. B. 107--s10,0 900 for girls cot
tage at Plankinton reformatory.
H. B. 5-Pure seed bill.
H. B. 800 Fixing fees for teach
ers' certificates.
H. B. 40O-Claims for loss or dam
age against railroad may be mad,
any time.
II. B. 401-Providing tor collec
ton of road poll tax.
Bills Killed by House.
S. B. 57-Limiting speed of an
tos to IL miles per hour while pass
ing other vehicles on highways. (In
definitely postponed)
Fl. B. 1877 Providing for sendiu
dope" fiends to insane hospital.
Fl. B. 2S2-Providing for proba
ton officers.
l H. B. 403-One and one-half mi
levy annually for maintenance Q
state schools.
/ Fl. 3. 407- Turning surplus gam
fund back to counties Ito be recor
!! sidered.)
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-03-03

Davenport. Iowa, Feb. 2s.--Claur
Muenter was shot seven times an6
Killed by his stepson. Rudolph Ran
denberg, aged %, because while in
toxicated he struck his wife, tn.
boys mother. RandeDbeTs was 81
rested.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-03-03
SOUTH DAKOTA LEG|SLATilE PROCEEDINGS

Pierre d. March The
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-16
OFFICIAL PAPER.
NOME, ALASKA. SEPT. re. 1911.
THREE TO ONE ON LAURiea

Americans Wl'. loo pleased ta h,r that the vdI~ offered .u ur coming election a.r.-- .uf Northern border ar. thre, Co uu, an u, liberal candidate. vh"f~ -urpHtus a., re, .pr...t. meas ur. w.tH th- Int,l State
 Prncr.-~Ir, n.up.. Ias. ta read about the sue."~- .f similar persons. st.n .f they h.luul ra other countries. There is uo gain saying 'a- rs,t that Sir NFH- frid Ia.ri.r who is now -tump.ug Canada .n tn, interest af reciprocity. Is con, nf t..s great mem sfHi- country aud is almost t-. r..-r.--... for th.. r.s - jrr.ty ur H#- r#.a y-.utrm,u nh. ar.. far r.ma.eH ean th. American line.
 Pr"p'. a 'a. -u.t-J state. arc tas ing gn.t |.aI ur ut.r--r n tao c"mins .|,.tan rt D- held u C.,ual, next w--a f.r ~e. .pra,ity has been th, dream :. t.. .atiug ~rat-sm,u sf bul0 ...atr... .a ,.aN hu. % ,,u- tars and ''. u-a. a..t tntt there t- a shar.. u. s..tz #,..tt.8 HH-u .t tu. E.re. .t :. ~.H.r, .aH--- Au,ri san. T.. -.t .H" ".rE take r.r...
 American. H ..-N Sr Iaur.sr -u,- 'a-. u# t.. ...r rlar n. ..l1- an. tnrr. r. .f. H ..- nn.r con th, .s, "f e.e.r.ea .,.u.- u,us t. D.H-,, a., pr.lus--... -rrt which p.rm.atrs u th" ..'E .,uf strings pf our p,op, s,'e H a ..nutrI,ti, slbratuuu within
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-16
OFFICIAL BUSINESS
 CITY or NOME
NOTICE TO TAxPAYE, S

The Huh Common Council of the town or Nome sitting as a Board of Equalization has examined. approved and completed the Assessment Roll for th, year 1911. and you are notified that a tax levy uf one and one-halr per cent has been made against all real and pcfsundl property and all persons owning real or personal property in th, town of Nome Alaska are required to f"TwIut bay the amount oT money so assessed against them. to the assessor and eN uiiicio Tax Collector, at his o'iI," Iu Some, Alaska and all taxes SD levied against real and personal prop -rty in saId Town Of Nome. are now du" and payable to said town You are further notified that an unpaid taxes become delinquent on the FIRST DAY or OCTOBER. 1911. and from the date of said delinquency per cri penalty vIlI br added 20 said tax. and said tax aIjI h,ai interest at the rate of per cent per month from the dat, or dr- Huuurnry until paid.
 Dated S,rt. 1T. 1911.
 W. NJ EDDY.
 ritr Clerk. eV-Othc.o Assrssor
 and Tax Collector
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-16

cause for this warning note. which the officials of the public lands convention have heraldcd forth Throughout th. land Rut the power (, close up th. matter has moi been delegated to the Secretary of th. Interior He has heen sent North to investigate and make such recommendations as l. deems best from a persynaI examination Oh the ground.
 He will make recommendation ta the President. who u turn will pro pp~, certain lines of action e. Congress .n his next message. and they too will have hanI in the nuaI settlement og the great Alaskan Coal and nH ,au trov,r~y.
 It is possible that the r,y"mmcuda tion~ to be adopted by the delegates to the public lands convention may prove a modiner. and other -uce4-tiou~ from eminent men like thr Hon Kuut, Nelson. Clifford Pinchot Puud,Nt,r. Governor Clark and Senator Jones. and last but not least AIa-kau- Who hv tnoIr thrfr and energy combined witI their r'uek and -ti,ktaatue~S hav, made The discoveries within the bosom of the frozen North. about which al the controversy exists.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-16
THERE IS A moDrFreR

The warlu back of lAr p4IJa hands m'F"mrut who waI hold convention In Denver darng tbr last days ar the month. have sounded an alarm m what they term tha nue-man power That is 'heE are af th- opinion tou murh bower ia= bssn erautsd ta Secretary Fisher a~ t.r personal representative. "' President Tatt u The settlement pf th" onM and aH controversy ar Alaska
 iIat the power of settling th. dis
 pn'". which al. HM admit Is of great r"gn.tmds n'-." t,l,-at.d to the I.n Walter l.. Fisher tH.r. waald he just
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-16
ALWAYS IN STYLE.

If you take your clothes to ths Nome Tailoring Company, for cleaning, press ing or repairing. and have them treated m the best up-to-date methods for cleaning garments, you will always be in the height of fashion and style.
 Prompt service and satisfactory work" our motto.
 Between seserstrom & Hssen's and Zehner's Jewelry Stores, Front Street
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-16
MINING EDITION EARLY IN OCT

The Mining & Dredging Edition Of the Nome Daily Nugget will be ready for delivery early m October. Be sure to place your orders to insure early delivery.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-16

lf H, have us people n NHnm Nh" n..-....r.... .snIu.ft.H HEiN .urw 'Nt.h- method bt Watching @r stamp NH Grow TH~ haUaug aua plant .um- pIe,. @' r. Installed n ..h short space of ttm" that tN. stump. a.H a. have tims tn rrf|lz. t
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-16

The story about Rex Beach. the Nugget Is now running aud to he com pleted with this issue. is taken from the N"a York sun and being of great interest "u account uf Rex Beach hay- lug made tai~ city his hom, for years and secured the material for his first literary -H.,.~-. We hay. rrpumi-h,d n, same.
 Th. article i- almost of 50 l",aI char aet.r rrr many remember E,N Beach when h, Aa~ mining iu and about Nrm-. tl-" being a buck and wing dancer the entertainments given h,r.. H.rf- tu. winter uf lauI 7.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-16
CITY DOG POUND.

T"" dogs for sal" Wednesday, Sept l1. m. River aud n Street it th, Pound
 JOHN ED2NHOIDT.
 Poundmaster September F. 1911
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-16
GO TO TEs NO I'll POLE

Bakery for the Des, bread snd past, The only Coffee n, use tn town
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-16

For the tired feeling visit the Bowl ing Alley.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-16

For nice warm bath in the largest bath rooms in the city try the City Bath House. Everything first class and up to date.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-16

T.. H..r- now going after th" nul- u.r s. rr. bottom "f tn, Paciu, in iH. ...u .r tH. Ramona NIU make a. sr.at t# ~h"a.t ta.y -u,."rd in Ia- .,aru- us gaIt si-nu". Is enough vveHr ta mru-a aaI|a-t n.r am .rH- nas -aI h.at Hrd u, au.ur tN. work ."r ,sfrt,tu- tH, l,H.a# metal r,ur'- scents bots "f hard v.ra un th' ra.r a. th. a.r'r~ m ard au.Hr tu" oau n' Snurh.t-t.rr tuI Southwestern Alaska
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-16

Nam lr.at events ar. r.u- planned tar rH.. ,,at Is.. a..H. f.' rsnaua EN position a.H n- N.H m fa. Golden Gat, Ctr TE. at.-r .- an ocean G. ...yu ru,~ SHsu an ,U.nt N"a'd lr.r. ut,r.-tIr- l t., ..--... r.. .ut.r tH, contest represented EuN ..H- from t.. UaDH, HH Af.Hf..
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-16

The r.rtntI season. mH -.au .. fu rH blast. rur th. ,mdlaat-- .f rh. .ar-.ts team at Cornell H. un. H work and r another uN" ."sa- 'H" games viu n' a regular anwr 'roE ~tt.r.tat.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-16
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed bids are called for 70 be opened on September 18th for the rais- ing and levcling of Eagle Hall Plans and specifications can be seen al the store of Moller X Ince The committee reserves the right to accept or reject any and all bids
 By order of the
 BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
 Nome Aerie No 75, F O F.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-16
W NJ EDDY

t'itf Clerk. eN-OHic.u A SsrSspr
 and Tax Collector
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-16

September F. 1911
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-16

Copy for regular advertisements must be n by 10 o'clock on the day of publication.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-05-04
Annapolis News.

Lots of rain and washouts. Big
Creek was overlooking Sunday
and delayed trains for an hour or
more. The roadbed was washed
away at the upper end of the old
Willett farm, at mile post 104. 1t
required 300 ties to fix the road so
trains could pass.
We are blessed with preachers
in our town. They are preaching
day and night, and give good BIZ
BILE reasons for their religion.
Parson Crandt of St. Louis is in
town looking after his interest in
the London Realty Co., of which
he is the chief stakeholder. He
always breaches us a good sermon
when he comes here. .
Several of the boys have to 60
to Ironton this week to attend cir
cult court in the case against Fred
Warren. Fred is a good boy and
we hope he will come clear.
Sarah J. Campbell, who has been
in Annapolis for several months,
will return this week to the home
of her son, Coot Campbell.
Johd r. Kitchell and wife of
Haileyville, Oklahoma, will visit
relatives her soon, and are on the
lookout for a cheap Iron county
farm.
Train comes too early in the
morning for most people. John
and MIN Brewer, petit Jurors in
the circuit court, both missed the
train to Ironton this morning, but
it was not their fault. The night
operator told them the train was
an hour late. Under a new law it
is a fine of $50 to give false infor-
nation about trains.
Most gardens we're badly dam
aged by the recent rains. Many
a bushel of potatoes, corn and
beans were washed out of Annap-
oils, but at Gads Hill it did not
muddy the branches.
TIP. Fitz is in town on business.
Black river is said to be higher
this morning than it has been for
ten years past. If so there will be
much damage to farmers on low
lands in Reynolds and Wayne
counties.
The section gang was called out
last night to repair washouts, and
some of them had to remain on
duty all night as flagmen.
BULLETIN.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-05-04
SAWS the Globe. Democrat

49,
"Gov. Hadley remarks in a veto
that it is better to encourage im-
migration to the state than to APP
propriate money in a block of
IS, 900 to pay bounties on wolf
scalps. The Bourbon hostility to
immigration and an effective
game law was one of the leading
features at the recent session."
Our Governor is a very smart
young man and he comes from
Kansas; but it seems to me that
"S5000 for wolf-scalps" is a more
legitimate expenditure by the
State than $50, 900 in aid of real
estate agents-some of whom are
wolves more merciless and vo.
racious than the providers of the
forest. Aside from this, however
why seek to crowd the land with
superinduced immigration? Viii
it add to the welfare of humanity
to hasten the conditions which
always obtain in densely popu.
lated communities? Will it con-
duce to our happiness or make
easier the struggle for existe ncei
I am a "mossback,"I know, ant
perhaps that is the reason that
when a public project is presented,
| am led to think of its ultimate
result, clothed though the projec
be in the spangled robe of hustle
and haloed with the sacred light
+of progression.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-05-04
Grand Jury Report.

To the Hon. E. N. Bearing, Judge of
the Iron County Circuit Court
We, the Grand Jurors for the
county of Iron, empaneled, sworn
and charged at the April term,
1911, of the Iron County Circuit
Court, having completed our la
bors, beg leave to report the fol-
lowing:
All matters brought to our at
tention we have diligently inquir-
ed into and where we had sufi-
cient evidence that the law had
been violated, returned bills of in
oictment.
With the assistance of the coun-
ty officers themselves we briefly
examined the books and accounts
dealing with the county funds, and
as far as we we're able to ascertain
they were correct and the officers
in charge performing their duties
according to law. We did not
deem it necessary to 60 into the
matter of investigating the condi-
ton of the county funds very thor
oughly as we received information
that the County Court had ordered
a complete investigation of the
records by skilled accountants.
The county jail was duly exam
ined by us and found to be clean
and in a sanitary and healthful
condition.
Due investigation was also made
of the county poor farm, managed
by MI. +. M. Anderson, and we
found that the inmates were well
cared for and the poor farm prop
erly handled, except we believe It
would be conducive to the health
OF theiinmates If the inner walls Of
the main building we're white-
washed. We recommend that this
be done in the near future and also
that certain repairs to the building
be made which were apparent to
us az necessary for it's protection.
Therefore we respectfully ask to
be discharged.
w. III. FISHER, Foreman.
r. /. JONES, Clerk.
Do not forget the big line Of
l2knnu az nrnrDAyn NNt e1N M
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-05-04

The late Republican Judge of
this circuit left over five hundred
undetermined causes in Rey-
nolds county to be tackled by bis
Democratic successor. And yet
hear that the former gentlema n
was an applicant for Commission.
er to help expedite the business Of
the Supreme Court!
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-05-04

WHILE the Republicans do not
harmonize very we'll just now, no
one should forget that the past
two years have been a period of
the full dinner pail.-De Soto Re-
publican.
Yes, mum! The dinner pail for
the past two years has, like the
average Republican editor, been
full-full of wind.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-05-04
VOLUME xiv. NUMBER AZ.

STILL, whatever may come of it,
the Pennington Aylum scandal
has been a godsend to the droop-
ing daily press.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-05-04

are concerned solely in the pub
lie interests should fight the pro-
posed change with all possible
vigor.-The Commoner.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-05-04

WILL our Democratic Congress
''make good" despite the Baileys
with which the senate is handi-
capped? | think it will.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-05-04

IF free trade with Canada on
some things is good, why not bet
ter if on all things? And if with
Canada, why not still better, if
with all the world? This last has
been my contention ever since |
was old enough to think about it.
/ am glad to note that SO many
prominent Republicans are COM
ing my way. But many of the
little patched trousers fellows still
fear the "pauper labor of Europe
that is, the contingent thereof
which has not as yet found its way
into America, where the aegis OF
of Protection covers everything
save the orkingman. Labor, for
capitalistic purposes, has always
been, and is, free as the air that
ruffles the seas, rustles the trees
and plays with the mountain
tops.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-05-04

Swift's Superphosphate, the
champion orn-grower. Fresh car
just received.
LOPEZ STORE Co.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-05-04

A STATE CAPITOL at an estimated
cost of one million dollars would
beget an honester job than would
one for three millions. The build
ing would not be snowy in marble
pillars, perhaps, but the graft
would be less. For the life of me,
I can't understand the pride that
is based on costly ediices built by
money extorted from people who
in their homes are content with
modest healthful comforts and
happy in their enjoyment. The
worthiest period in a government
is the INT which precedes costly
public monuments and consequent
prodigal expenditure. Every ad-
ditional tax levied is one more
wind of the cord destined in the
end to bind the spirit and subdue
the virtue of a people born to
happier uses. Give US a capitol
sufficient unto the requirements of
the State, and nothing more.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-05-04

SECRETARY NAGEL of the de-
partment of Commerce and Labor
delivered a speech at Champaign,
ILL.,, advocating national incorpor-
alton In place of the creation of
corporations by States. He said
that the business interests of the
country have q right to demand
protection. That is true but the
people create corporations and the
creator is entitled to some p~rotec-
ton from it's creature. The cor
porations rush to the federal courts
for their i%njunctions and show a
decided preference for those
courts in all their litigation. They
have persistently championed all
schemes to centralize corporation
authority lin the federal govern
ment. But it is true that relief
from corporation abuses has come
only from State government.
Being nearer the people the State
government Is more responsive to
the peoples will. Federal incor-
poration IL an end greatly desired
By men who wish to perpetuate
corporation abuses and those who
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-05-04


SIX constitutional amendments
are to be voted on at the next gen.
eral election. First, a proposition
to issue 5000, 900 in bonds to
build and equip a new state cap
itol. This is conditioned on the
result of the special election to be
held in August to vote So, 900, 900
for the same purpose. Should the
latter carry, then a vote on this
amendment will not be necessary.
Second, reducing the minimum
school age from six years TO five
and removing the maximum limit.
Third, requiring the registration
of voters in all counties having a
population of $4,000 or more and
adjoining a city with a population
of 300, 900 or more. Fourth, i'm
creasing the rate of taxation for
local purposes by votes of the peo-
pie. Fifth, allowing st. Louis
county to increase its indebted
ness for certain public improve
ments. Sixth, providing that
naturalized foreigners must be
residents Of the state a year and
of a county sixty days before be-
ing allowed to vote.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-05-04

Do not forget the big line Of
at Browns.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-19
PARADE IN NIGHTSHlRTS
brated by Antics That Awake the Town.

Wheaton, Ill, May S.-One hundred students of Wheaton college, clad in nlghtshirts and pajamas, paraded the streets of the town for threo hours at night A. D. Grey had won an orator ical contest in which four other col feges took part This started the nightshirt parade. The few police men in the town were overpowered.
 A band was improvised and the staid college community was awak- ened after midnight, and until day light noise and disorder marked the antics of the collegians.