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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-07
twelve GET CERTIFICATES
That Number Successful in Recent
Grand Forks County Teachers
Examination

Twelve teachers who wrote in the
recent examination in this county were
successful In securing certificates. on
~ n of that number being first grade
certificates. 1t was secured by Earl
E. Feir of Fergus.
The eleven receiving second grade
certificates are Leona Cush,nan. A.
Waller and Pearl Larson, Grand
Forks; Julia Skier, N~orthwood: Flor
ence Mclean, Gilby; Louis ]. Thomp-
son, Reynolds; A. Temple, Northwood:
Elizabeth Sphinx, Gardner: Lucy John
son. Northwood: Agnes Larson. city:
Shewellyn Bullin, Neche.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-07
TO STATE ASYLUM.
Thomas \. Dougllcrty Committed b,
Examining Board.

Thomas 4. Doug1erty. aged 81
years. who resided with his parents
near the city limits was taken before
the county insanity hoard this norm
ing and was ordered committed to
the state hospital for the insane al
Jamestown. Doughcrty was taken in
charge about a month ago and was
kept at the county Jail for about ten
days but was released at the request
of his father. He was rearrested and
committed as it was feared that he
would commit violence.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-07

trical: on December rs, an cxamina-
ton to fill a vacancy for an assis-
tant mining engineer; on December
IS an examination to fill vacancies in
the positions of packers and shippers;
OF January 10, an examination for
engineers and plumbers. and on Jam
uary 10 and II. examinations for
kindergarten teachers.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-07
STRUCK GUsfIER WELL.
S. A. Ashley Get a Big Flow of SaI
Water from Artcsian Well.

Water from Artcsian Well.
s. Fl. Ashley returned to the city
Wednesday evening from Drayton
where he had been spending the past
week on his farm. Mr.. Ashley
brought back to the city with him a
bottle of water taken from a gusher
artesian we'll drilled on his farm.
The water started to flow last Satur-
day and is flowing at a rate that en-
ceeds any other we'll eve drilled in
that vicinity. The water is however
so salty that it is of no use for drink
ing purposes. Mr.. Ashley is having
a quantity Of it analysed to see il
1t has n medicinal properties. The
we'll Is about $50 feet deep.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-07
YEONfEN ELECT.

at tho regular meeting Of the Yeo.
men on Tuesday evening the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
F'orcmnn--M. w. Spaulding.
Master Ut Ccremonics-NaX Rein.
eckc.
Worthy Correspondence. u. Wine.
man.
Master Of Accounts-R. u. Cald.
we'll.
Chaplain-Mrs. Nelson.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-07

soon will be freed. He was convicted
in 1894. William Long mad already
been freed. being convicted in the
same case.
William Poe. formerly city auditor
Of Williston. was granted n condition
pardon. He was sentenced to ten
Years in 1909.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-07
last Saturday, death occurring at Miles
CITY. Mont

CITY. Mont.
Mr.. Remfrey was SO years of age
at the time of his demise, and death
was due to kidney trouble with which
he had been troubled about a month.
He is survived by a wife and four
all residing in Grand Forks. MI. Rem
frey was well known in Grand Forks
as a musician. and took a prominent
part in band work. being at n time
director of the East Grand Forks
organization.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-07
VALLEY DISPLAY IS READY
Products Will Be Shipped From
Grand Forks Friday Morning.

DaCIlc1lcF ~ 11~tC71fnEHny 1I1cI1l.
The Red River Valley Boosters ex-
hibit will be shipped from Grand
Forks to st. Paul Friday morning
and commencing Saturday morning.
will be placed in the exhibit space
at the st. Paul land products show.
Director Bachelor will accompany
the exhibit and will remain in st.
Paul during the time Of the show.
maintaining the display during that
time.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-07
]. G.. REMFREY IS CALLED
Former Grand Forks Resident Died
at Miles City-Inter1ncnt Took
Place in Wisconsin.

of Grand Forks and East Grand
Forks. Is dead. His remains were
taken to Mineral Port. Wis.,, his birth
place, interment. taking place there
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-07
MANY
Civil Service Wants Several Classes
EMPLOYERS.

The United States civil service COM
mission announces a number of en-
aminations. On December 13 and II.
examinations will be held for a Junior
engineer. civil. mechanical or cleo
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-07
lone DAK07AN WAS KILLED
Ranchcr Among Those Who Met Death
in PENNSYLVANIA Accident III

Wednesday
One North Dakotan was killed yes
terday with five others in the Penn
sylvania railroad wreck at Manor. Pa.
were identified today as Cornelius
Ioyc. a wealthy horse breeder and
Ranchcr j. NJ. Uhlman OF North Da-
kota. Uhlman and five others had
purchased $4,000 worth Of horses in
Europe and with Joye. came to this
country with them. All the horses
we're killed.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-07

YOU have oft times noticed that the
appearance of some place seems
to be brighter and more CHEEKY than
others. There seemed to be that at
mosphere of homeness so readily rec
ognized, yet so hard to explain. 1t is
our business to know the why of this
and we are going to tell you. 1t is the
little things, such as pictures, orna-
ments, and an odd piece of furniture
here and there that properly complete
the furnishings and produce this
honey effect. To accomplish this the
furniture must be in good taste and of
good quality. Look over Our stock
and convince yourself that we sell this
kind of furniture at prices which will
keep you from buying any other kind.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-07
CLUB MEMBERSHIP REACHED
65l ON THIRD DAY Of BIG CAMPAIGN
k x X X X * 4 4 X X X X X X * X X \: X * X !
Grand Forks Commercial Club Membership

= Membership 10 o'clock Tuesday, Dec. s. 1862
Membership 10 O'Clock Wednesday, Dec. 6 444
= Membership 10 O'Clock today ..........55
= Membership II o'clock today ..........651
Z New members added today ............. 81
y New members added Wednesday ...... 100
: New members added Tuesday ........... 80
X X X * x X * * * x x 4 < X x x x X x x x X X <
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-07

IS HOW THE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES s.
= PERFORMED THEIR PART OF WORK s.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-08
BILLS KILLED,
Tn the Senate.

Senate bill No. On, by Kelly-An act
reou,r,ng city and county funds to he
deposited In designated repositories.
House bill No. 3. by Morris-An act
giving city councils control over manu-
facture OF wine.
Senate bnl No. so. by SmIth-An act
establishing uniform laws for the sale OF
goods.
House bnl No $50. by Russell-Au act
relative TO the period of minority for
females.
Senate bill No. 70, by Horsley-An act
relating to the jurisdiction Of city courts
in civil actions.
House bill No. 1s. by judiciary com
mitoee-An act prohibiting the carrying
OF concealed weapons.
Senate bill No. IL, by MarEs-An act
providing for interest on state funds
House bill No 222. by committee on
art-An act providing for the support OF
the Utah Art institute.
House bill No. g. by Russell-An act
supported by the earnings Of fallen
women.
Senate bill No. 1853. by Marks-An act
relating TO the procedure in entering
judgments by default
Senate bill No. 2se. by Williams-An
act providing for the securing Of vendors
for articles sold.
Senate bill No. so. by Badser-An act
providing for the certi.ficatlon OF me-
iers.
Senate bill No. l7s. by Relly-An act
remitting the taxes of soldiers and wild
ows Of soldiers.
Senate bill No 172, by Srnith-An act
defining the offense OF common barratJy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-08
REAPPORT|ONMENT IS
LAID UPON THE TABLE
Smith Sends Bill TO Table to
Keep Country Members
From Defeating II.

Another futile attempt was made
Tuesday by the senators from salt
Lake county to obtain an agreement
on the reapportinnmeut Of the state.
in accordance with the federal census
Of last year. The adverse sentiment
by the county members indicated the
defeat OF the bill, and on motion Of
Senator Smith it was laid on the
table. A caucus will be held by the
ma iority members of the senate and
an effort will be made in caucus 10
agree upon a scheme Of aPportionment
that will he satisfactory to both the
members from Salt Lake county and
those from the country.
cided Tuesday morning to reconsider
the Wilson amendment, which reduced
the number of senators from Salt Lake
county from eight to seven and Great
ing new senatorial district, TO be
composed Of summit, Wasatch and
Uintah counties. and giving this new
district two senators. BY the same vote
the senate then defeated the Wilson
amendment Those who voted against
reconsideration and in favor of the
Wilson amendment were Kelly, Kuch
lcr. Wilson and President Gardner.
The senate killed an amendment BY
Marks providing for the manner OF
electing the increased number of ena
tors by q vote of 8 TO 7. Then Sena
TOR Smith moved that the bill go or
the table until after caucus Of tho
ma iority members is held.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-08
REPORTED FAvoRABLY.
In the Senate.

Senate bill No. "a, by Bsdger-An act
prohibiting certain class OF medical
advertising.
Senate bill No. 112. by Smith-An act
providing for punishment for false state
ments.
Senate bill No. SIS. by Smlth-An act
prohibiting the conduct OF business un-
der an assumed name.
Senate bill No. ~, By smith-An act
providing for the establishment OF de-
tention homes.
Senate bill No. 96. by Smith-An act
and jurors in juvenile courts.
Senate bill No. 95. by Smith-An act
providing for the punishment of adults
by the Juvenile court.
Senate bill No. 93 by Smith-An act
aboIishirg the office Of secretary OF the
juvenile court commission.
Senate bill No. 1885, by Smith-An act
providing for the manner Of making ap-
peals of Justice courts.
Senate bill No, 1874. by Smith-An act
providing for the punishment OF persons
for unlawful use OF automobiles
House bin No. $50. By Hayes-An act
forcing support OF poor by relatives.
House bill No. 80. by Hayes-An act
defining the jurisdiction of juvenile
courts.
Senate bin No 1e5. by Badger-An
act appropriatng S1o0 900 for the support
of the Utah Chamber OF Commerce.
Senate bill No. $50. by Booth-An act
providing for an appropriation for the
purpose OF purchasing grazing lands for
the use OF the Agricultural college.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-08
LEGISLATORS WILL |
VISIT UN|VERs'
Senate and House Memhsrs
Be Entertained at Exercis,.
and Banquet.

The biggest celebration for man,
at the university will be carriea
today when the state legislature Ntn !.
the institution and Will be gues,s :,
faculty at a banquet in the un,ys
gymnasium. The celebration nil
held in order to show the lcgIsls,or-
ap, recitation with which the studsn,.
members OF the faculty have ma-ksd
passing of the bill providing for
manent fund for the support M ~.
stitution and also for ths apnron,,s> NJ
OF 100000 for the new central ~
ing. which is 10 be constructed ~"
head OF the circle Of buildings now On
campus.
All classes for the day will hs
missed after 11:15 o'clock. when Tho
dents will form on the camnus ana I
manners and university colors MN -
down to Thirteenth East street IA ~ :
the legislators. who are to come h
town in special cars. reaching the csr
as 1870 o'clock. The Legislators giIi
follow we'd by 2. procession Of students@
the assembly room. where 4 short -
ing will be held. at which speechea
be made by the visitors. C;oyernnr
will deliver an address. Wsldemay
Cott viii address the ,studentr|
a reprcse nta,ive Of the hoard|
regents, Senator g. A. T-erson
speak TO the students in behalf of'
senate. and Speaker r. W. RohInsor
speak for the house Of representa-,
President J. T. Kinssbury will elys
address Of welcome in behalf OF ihs
ulty.
Following the meeting. the l.FisIa
wlll be guests at banquet In be "a,
IN the mems g1n1nasi sium. Covers Mi
laid for 300. and II is expected that
legislators and their wives, and the \,
bers of the board of regents and n
hers ~ the faculty VIII he present. On
20 the fact that the gvrnna sium win
seat all the students the university m,
room has been turned over In the
dents. where luncheon free Of charre
be served 10 students.
Following the banquet the gymna,
will he cleared by The students and
Odeon orchestra will furnish music 4
matinee dance. which will be held
till o'clock.
Late Tues sdaY evening si,Id
trudGed M The hill 20 The spot =
the big II" adorns the slope and
started a bonfire in celebration.
fire could be seen from ali parts of
city. The ire showed the outline ii
figure "a" the freshmen's number.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-08
AMENDED BANKING
BILL PASSES SENATE
Measure ShOrn of Features to
Which objection Was Made
by Bankers.

The banking bill. one Of the lmnor-
tant measures before tho legislature
shorp OF the features TO which tho bank
ers OF the state objected. passed the sen
ate Monday night By a vote of II 10 l.
Senator Kelly casting the dissenting
vote. The bill originated in the house
but has been amended In several I'm
portant features BY the senate.
All reference 10 the segregation oil sav
ings and commercial accounts Was elllnl :
mated by the senate TUESDAY. rms was
a feature TO which the bankers offered
serious objection. II REQUIRED that m
vsstments and accounts OF the Two 1S-
partrnents be kept entirely separate Oh
motion of Senator kuchler It was e''hi-
mated. u,
on motion OF Senator Burton the
amount Of rlle reserve necessary 10 ne
kept actually on hand was reanCeu from
fourth 10 one eighth.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-08
DEFEATS BILL: BADGER
MOVES RECONSIDERATION

The senate laughed at Senator Badger s
anti splitting bill al the evening session
Tuesday and defeated IL by vote of
s 10 >. After il was defeated and before
the vote was announced both Badger and
frmativc to the negative and Senator
Badger gave notice that he will move
for reconsideration of the bill today.
The original vote on the bill was.
Aves-Rndcer. Burton, Booth Horsley.
Iverson Kelly Kuchler Williams.
Noes-MarEs, Sew. Smith. WILSON,
President Ia rnneI-s.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-08
"WHTTE SLAVE" MEASURE
ADOPTED IN THE SENATE

Senator Badgers bill designed TO
stop the white slave" traffic was
Tuesday night The hill fixes maxi
raum punishment OF twenty years IN the
state prison for white slave" tralhckerS
and provides for the method Of enforcing
the provisions Of the act The hill also
provides that In prosecutions brought
under this act the wife shall he compe- ,
tent as a witness against the husband
and the marriage Of a victim shall not
he q bar 10 prosecution.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-08
SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR.
Senate Bills.

Senate bill No. 81, by Stookey-An
act providing for permanent maintc-
nance fund Tor the. University OF Utah.
the Agricultural college and the Branch
Normal school.
Senate bin No. AZ. by Williamson
act providing for the issuance and dis
posal OF 100000 In state bonds for the
erection OF new main building by the
state university
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-08
BILLS PASSED.
La the Senate.

Senate bill No. 173, by Hyde-A1 act
providing for the creation Of the office
Of state examiner of public accounts
Senate bill No. 15s. by Kelly-An act
providing for the prevention of the spread
Of transmissable Diseases
Senate bill 80, 1856. by Smith-An act
providing FOR tho assessment OF the cost
crty owners.
Senate bill No. 234, by Booth-An act
validating certain instruments in writ
ing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-08

expenses; provided that no
mileage shall be charged
where free transportation Is
used OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S,uUp.O
foremcn ............,........ 500 o
For salary 1911 and ioi2."..... $500 Q
Travelling and contingent ex
penscs. provided that no mile
age shall he charged where
FREQ transportation is used. 1000. Q
To the state dairy and food
commissioned
For salary 1911 and ls12...... 1000 q
Necessary clerical assistance.
contingent and other eX-
penses. provided that no mile
age shall be charged where
free transportation is used . 5000. Q
To the dairy and food bureau
For necessary travelling and
contingent expenses, provided
that no mileage shall be
charged where free transpor-
tation is used ............... 1000 Z
To the state chemist
For salary 1911 and 1912. ..... 1000 a
Necessary contingent and trav-
cling expenses, provided that
no mileage shall he charged
where free transportation is
used, and as provided for In
senate bill No. So, 2,.,......... $500 {
To the commissioner of insur-
For salary 1910 and 1ai1... 5000 q
Necessary contingent expenses,
clerical hire. printing etc.
provided that no mileage
shall be charged where free
transportation Is used d...,... 5000. q
To the state engineer
For salary 1910 and 1911. ....... 6.ooo. q
Contingent expenses, rent Of
offices and necessary travel
ing expenses, provided that
10 mileage shall he charged
where free transportation is
used .,............,.......... a,4co q
Necessary irrigation contin-
gent, expenses for salaries of
stenographers. engineers, re-
corders. calculators and
craftsmen. for prepa ring maps
and records. tabulatlng wa
ter claims, provided that no
mileage shall be charged
whore free transportation is
used ........,................ 5000 q
Necessary surveys or public in
stitntions. for expenses only. 1000 q
Adjudication OF water rights
funds, as provided for in SEN
ate bin No. 4................. 5000 O
To the state veterinarian
For salary 1910 and 1911 1900 q
Necessary contingent and trav-
cling expenses, provided that
no mileage shall be charged
where free transportation Is
used .-.................... 1000 q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-08
State Institutions.

State Institutions,
To the Utah School for the
Deaf and the Blind
/ For general maintenance for
the TWO academic years be
ginning July ], 1911. and end
ing June 80. 1913 ,,......... so, 900 90
| Renewals and improvements . 5000 90
| Libraries for the deaf and
pnnd ..s-......-..-.,. 500 90
| Purchasing and erection of
two, fire escapes .,....,...,, 2.75O 90
For finishing rooms in annex
building, subject. however To
the provisions Of section OF
this act -. ...:........... 1000 90
For a cottage hospital, subject.
however TO section OF this
act 49, ,........,...,..,., 5000. 90
To the state board of correc-
For general maintenance OF the
state prison, 1911 and 1917. i2i, 056. 25
Gratuities to discharged pris-
9ners one, for the calendar years
| Armory. improvements and re-
pairs, purchase of paints.
oils, etc. ...................... 5000 90
Establishing sewerage sys-
tcm. subject. however to the
provisions OF section OF this
act ...,..;.:.;, 10000 90
and furnishing supplies, sur
gical instruments. ctc,,.... 500 90
Erecting new barn for i've
stock, subject. however 10
section of this act. 1000 90
Building new fence, subject
however to section 6 OF this
act ..,.,........,....... 1000 90
For the purchase OF five thou
sand fruit trees. subject TO
seetion OF this act. .-,...... 1000 90
For the erection of womans
ward subject. however. 10
section OF this act, ..s,.... 5000. 90
TO the state mental hospital
For general maintenance. 1911
and l9l2 .............,..... l95, 900 = 90
Necessary repairs and renwas 5000 90
Necessary alterations of wards
Il. +, G. and II. ...,......,. $500 90
Repairs and new floors.. 1000 90
Erection and purchase OF a new
;, oven and bakery equipment. 1000 90
Purchase and equipment OF a
stack. subject. however, TO
:, section of this act; -. 5000 90
tools and equipment .. 500 90
Purchase. erection and equip
mcnt OF a propagating house:
subject, however, TO section
of this act .....,...... 500 90
To the University of Utah
For necessary improvements
gymnasium; subject how
eyer; TO section OF this act. 5000 90
Athletic grounds. purchase OF
apparatus etc, for young
women. subject however, 10
section OF this act.. 1000 90
Necessary toilet rooms for
training school: subject how
eyer TO section of this act. 5000 Oo
NIded for in chapter -, laws
of Utah, 1909; subject. how
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-08

To the following persons for
expenses for printing. etc.
for the legislature OF 1910
To Kelly & Co
For assessment rolls and bind
Ing department and institu-
tlou reports, house and SEN
ate journals and public doc
uments ....,............
To the Grocer Printing COM
pany--
For printing net proceeds OF
mines and taxpayers state
ments for the years 1911 and
To the Century Printing CO.
For printing and binding min
utes. printing permanent
journals and index of both
houses and revising journals
for house and senate -.....
To Shelton Publishing COM
pauy-
For printing and binding laws
OF the ninth session Of the
legislature. or so much there
of as may be necessary, -....
Provided. that all claims for
above printing and binding.
etc. shall first be approved and
allowed by the state board OF
examiners.
For lcgisla ture expenses 1910
keystone File company, claim
No. 1924, for files, etc, -....
Hubbard DEM and company,
for clock. claim No. S243.-i..
j. IL. Midgley, claim No. s242.
Freed Furniture & Carpet Co.
claim No. S2i1, for desk,
Pembroke Stationery CO.. for
stationery, claim No. S2i0..'
c. X. Savage Co. claim No.
S239, Tor stationcry..... .........
ii. NJ. Johnson. claim No, S23S,
for putting halls In ORDER.
Imperial Printing Co.. claim No.
S237, for name cards. ...,....
Utah DIthographic Co. claim
No. S236. for letter heads,
Kelly & Co.. claim No. s235, for
records .....,.,,,..... .-..,...
D, II, Callahan Co. claim No.
1924, for stationery....-,.:..
Il. G. Nj. J.. claim No. S25S. for
cuspidorS, etc. ..,.s.e.e.....'
II. :. MarGetts. claim No. S2S2,
for stationery .-...........
II. 5. MarScttS. claim No. S23l,
for stationery .........,..
Grocer Printing Co. claim NO.
$3.50, for covers and lisls..:..
\. +. Thornhcrg. claim No.
S32o, for laying carpet.
l.. c. Smith Typewriter Co,
claim No. SSi9, rent OF type
writer .......,s...,.
Remington Typewriter Co.,
claim No. S2ie. rent of type
writer .....,-...--...-
Tribune Reporter Printing Co.,
for printing bills ....-., -
Salt Lake City. for rent OF
room for legislature. .......:..
=. 5. Case. claim No. sos. for
making and fitting keys..:.
Remington Typewriter Co.
claim No. $500, rent OF type
Typewriter Co.,
claim No, $3.50. .......-....s
Coop. Furniture Co., claim
No. SOS, for legislative furni-
ture, chairs and desks.
Total -. ,............''-'s
Grand total .......,..,,.s .s-'l'