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8. No plan or plans for any building
shall be finally adopted, and no contract
or contracts shall be entered into by the
regents for the construction OF any build
ing until such plans and contracts, with
complete estimates Of the total cost there
Of, shall have been submitted to, and IN
writing approved by the governor of the
state. who shall withhold such approval
until he shall satisfy himself by per-
sonal examination or by such other means
as he may In his discretion adopt, that
such building Is required for the purpose
nronosed and it can and will be erected
and fully completed according to such
plans or contracts for the sum proposed
for the same by the regents out OF the ap-
preparation herein made.
A. The board Of regents Of normal
schools is authorized to improve the
grounds selected for site for normal
| School in the city of Eau Claire and do
mated to the state for that purpose, by
| grading and planting trees, and other
wise. Il necessary, and shall cause to be
prepared full plans and specifications and
| estimates for building and equipment nee
| essary to properly establish and organize
! s11ch school and shall submit the same to
the legislature at the beginning OF the
session of 1913.
! + The board of normal school regents
| NAV extend the course of instruction IN
any normal school so that any course, the
! admission to which is based upon grad
| nation from an accredited high school OF
its equivalent may include the substantla
! equivalent of the instruction given IN the
| first two years Of q college course SucE
course of instruction shall not be eX-
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him the inspectors shall reject his vote.
If the challenge be not withdrawn after
the person Offering to vote shall have
answered such questions, one of the IN
spectors shall then tender to him the
following oath or affirmation: You
solemnly swear Cor affirm as the case
may be- that you are twenty one years
of age; that you are citizen Of the
United States q; that you have re-
sided in this state one year next pre-
ceding this election; that you are now
resident Of this town or ward Of village
Gas the case may be), and have been for
the last ten days; that you have not
voted at this election, and that you have
not made any bet or wager or become di-
rectly or indirectly interested in any
bet or wager or depending upon the
results Of this election, and that
you are not on any ether ground
disqualified to vote at his election. IL
the person challenged shall refuse to take
such oath or affirmation his vote shall be
rejected; but if he shall then take such
oath his vote shall be received, provided
that the requirements of law respecting
| registration, when applicable, have beer
| complied with by such person PROVIDED
| that the oath administered to any per
son Of foreign birth prior to December
1st, 1912, who is not fun citizen Of the
United States, and who shall be entitled
! to vote at any election hereafter heiC
shall be in the following form: You dC
solemnly swear Cor affirm, rs the case
may be) that you are twenty-one year:
OF age; that you are citizen Of tn
United States Cor that you have declared
your intention to become citizen con
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Madison, Wisconsin, and described as
follows: The southeast quarter OF the
northwest quarter Of section sixteen; eX-
Cept the portion heretofore sold to the
board Of regents of the university, lying
southeast of the public road crossing the
corner Of said land, and the east ten RODS
of the southwest quarter of the north
west quarter Of said section sixteen, all
in township seven north of range nine
east, Dane county, Wisconsin, containing
between thirty eight and forty acres; and
the second now belonging to George Ray
mer, of Madison, Wisconsin, and deS-
Clibed as follows: The southwest quar-
ter Of the northwest quarter Of section
sixteen, town seven north, range nine
east, excepting strip ten rods wide off
the east side thereof; also the north frac-
tional onehalf OF the northwest quarter
of said section, town, and range, afOre-
said; also the following: Commencing at
the northeast corner of the northwest
quarter of said section sixteen, thence
north to shore Of Lake Mendoza, thence
! in q southwesterly direction along lake
shore to point intersecting north
boundary line Of said section sixteen,
thence due east to place of beginning, ex-
| Cepting q strip siXty-siX feet wide eX-
| tending from north boundary line Of drive
| OF Madison Park and Pleasure Drive AS
sociation to south shore of Lake Mendoza:
the said strip lying along the east line of
| the southwest quarter Of section nine,
| town seven range nine. and on the west
side thereof; also strip of land forty
| fOQS WlOo OIL east Slu6 OF nOIIncdSC IFdC-
tional quarter of section seventeen, town
| seven, range nine, east.
Section g. Section 406a of the statutes
| Is repealed.
Section g. There is added to the stat
utes @ new section to read: Section
406a l. There shall be levied and col
lected annually a state tax of one-sixtF
of one mill for each dollar of the assessed
valuation of the taxable general prop.
erty of the state as ascertaned and fixed
by the state hoard of assessment for ap-
portionment otethe state tax to the sew
eral counties, which amount when SC
levied and collected, is appropriated to the
normal school fund income to be used fol
current and administration expenditure:
and for the increase and Improvement O.
the facilities Of the normal schools of thu
state
2. There Is annually appropriated 70
the period of three years from July 1
1911, the sum Of one hundred fifty thous
and dollars to the normal school fund in
come from the general fund of the stat
out of any money not otherwise appro
priated, to be used for the constructor
and equipment in the order of the great
est need therefor of such additions
buildings and the engagements and re
pairs of buildings, equipment thereof, an
the purchase Of additional grounds, as 1
{ the judgment of the board of norma
school regents shall be absolutely re
CURED, and can be completed within tn
! appropriation herein made.
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stantiated by the affidavit of two free
holders electors in such district, corrobor-
ating all the material statements therein
No compensation shall be paid or re-
ceiyed for taking or certifying any such
affidavid No one freebooter shall be
competent to make at any one election
corroborating affdavits for more than five
voters All such affidavits shall be sworn
to before some officer authorized by the
laws of this state to administer oaths.
The inspectors shall keep list OF the
names and residences of the electors vot-
ing whose names are not on said com
pleted registry attach such list to the
registry, and return it, together with such
affidavits, to the proper town, city, 81
village clerk. Provided that the afiidaVlt
, of any person who may not be full cltl-
zen and who shall be entitled to vote al
any election prior to December l, 1917.
shall be in the following form: That ne
is resident of the election district IN
which he offers to vote, naming same, ana
that he is entitled to vote therein, that
he has resided in said election district
! ten days next preceding said election, and
| shall give the street and number of his
residence, that he is o citizen Of the
| United States Cor has declared his IN
| tention to become q citizen of the UnlteC
States, conformably to the laws OF thf
| United States on the subject OF natural
ization) that he is twenty-one years O.
age, that he has resided in the state one
year preceding said election
Section 8 Section II of the statutes
! is amended to read: Section II. It the
person challenged shall refuse to ansWe
fully any questions so as aforesaid put t.
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make new registry OF electors for such
election, and no provisions registry or
registry list shall be copied or used III
whole or in part in making the same, and
no persons name shall be placed upon
such registry unless the elector appears
In person before the inspectors, and re-
quests that his name be registered such
inspectors shall hold their first meeting on
Monday and the following Tuesday three
weeks preceding such election; their sec
ond meeting on primary election day and
the following Tuesday preceding such
election.
Section g. Section 81 of the statutes is
amended to read Section 81. On cleo
ton day the inspectors shall designate
two Of their number, at the opening of
the polls, who shall check the name OF
every elector voting in such district
whose name is on the registry. Any
person whose name is not on the registry,
| but who Is q qualified voter therein shalt,
nevertheless, be entitled to vote at such
election upon compliance with the fol
| lowing provisions, and not otherwise,
| namely: He shall at the time he offers
his ballot, deliver to the inspectors his af-
| fdavit In which he shall state that he IS
a resident Of the election district in which
| he offers to vote, naming the same and
| that he is entitled to vote therein that
/ he has resided in said election district ten
days next preceding said election, and
shall give the street and number of his
resid ence, that he is citizen Of the
! United States y, that he is twenty
one years of age, that he has resided IN
| the state on year next preceding SAID
election, which said affidavit shall be sub
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t,onal buildings and the enlargement a ilQ
renairs of buildings, as in the judgment
of the regents shall be absoluIely ~
quired, and as shall be approves Dy t tht3
governor. and can be completed Wlthln tIt
appropriation herein made; PROVIDED In1t
T%% the sum Of fifty thousand dollars
shall be used in each of the hsca! years Year,
beginning July l, 1872, and July L., I t,,S
furniture, and provided that no plan OF
plans for any building shall be nnalty
adopted, and no contract Or cohtiacla
shall be entered into by the TeSen's ~ ~
the construction of any buildings, uht'l
such Dlans and contracts, with cOmpietG
estimates of the total cost thereof snall
have been submitted to, and IN WFiuhS
qnnroved by the governor Of the State,
Who shall withhold such approval until he
shall satisfy himself by a personal eA-
animation or by such other means aS ny ny
may in his discretion adopt that such
building is required for the purposes pro-
posed, and it can and will be erected and
fully completed according to such plans
or contracts for the sum proposed LOT the
same by the regents out OF the appropTla-
ton herein made.
utes a new section to read: Section 39ln
/. There is annually appropriated Tor the
period Of two years beginning with the
fiscal wear ending June 80, 1872, the sur!
oF seVentv-fve thousand dollars to the
university fund income, from the genera
fund Of the state out of any moneys no.
otherwise appropriated to be uSed Ior lHt
construction and equipment of women
dormitory to be erected on the grounds OF
the university lying west of Park stree
IN the city of Madison. ,,,
g. No plan or plans for any bulidln&
shall be finally adopted and no contrac
or contracts shall be entered into by tht
regents for the construction OF any
building, until such plans and contracts
with complete estimates of the total COS
thereof shall have been submitted TO ah'
in writing approved by the governor o
the state, who shall withhold such ap
prevail until he shall satisfy himself by
personal examination or by such othe
means as he may in his discretion adopt
that such building is required for the pur
poses proposed, and 1t can and Will o
erected and fully completed according Il
such plans or contracts for the sum pro
posed for the same by the regents out O
the appropriation herein made
Section S. Section 1494j of the statute
Is amended to read: Section 1920.
The board of regents of the university ar
directed to carry on educational eXten
sion and correspondence teaching.
2. There is appropriated for the fscS
year ending June &c. 1910, the sum
fifty thousand dollars, for the fiscf
year ending June 80, 1911, the sum {
seventy-fve thousand dollars, for the lis
cal year ending June 80, 1912, the sum {
one hundred thousand dollars, and for tn
fiscal year ending June 80, 1918, the SUI
Of one hundred and twenty-five thousan
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formally to the laws of the United States
you have resided in this state one year
next preceding this election; that you are
now resident Of this town or ward or
village Gas the case may be), and have
been for the last ten days; that you have
not made any bet or wager or become
directly or Indirectly interested in any
bet or wager depending upon the result
of this election, and that you are not on
any other ground disqualified to vote at
this election.
Section 4. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its pas
sage and publication.
Approved July II, 1911. Copy Law.
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No. $40, 81 Published July IL, 1911.
CHAPTER 633, LAWS OF 1911.
AN ACT to repeal subsection 1, 9, and 10
of section 50, and section 40; to amend
to create subsections /, 9, 10, II, IS.
and 10 Of section SO Of the statutes; pro-
viding separate ballots for general cleo
tons and prescribing the forms thereof.
The people of the State of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows:
Section l. Subsection I, 8, 10 Of sec
ton 3S, and section 40, Of the statutes
are hereby repealed.
Section 2, There is added to section SO
OF the statutes q new subsection to read:
(Section $50 l. There shall be printed
and provided for use in each precinct at
general elections a separate ballot upon
which shall be printed the names Of all
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tended further than the substanttlha d
eqgtvaent Of the Instruction gpeh course co
without the consent of the legislature:
Section 10. There Is added to the stat-
utes new section to read: oection
392u 1: There is appropriated out OF any
money in the general fund not otherWlSe
appropriated, the sum OF twenty -oll9
thousand five hundred dollars to be useI
by the Wisconsin Mining Trade Scnooi
Board in meeting the current expenses o. o.
maintaining the Wisconsin Mining Trade
school for the biennial period beginning
on the first day of July 1911, ana t 9no
ing on the thirtieth day of June, l9lo
one-half thereof to be used in each year
of the biennial period. -
2. There is also appropriated OUT %
any moneys in the general fund not 0tner
and five hundred dollars to be USED 10y
the said board during the said blennlal
period for repairs, furniture, ana sup
plies in and for such school. .,,o,1
be paid out of the state treasury upon +ba
vouchers approved and certified by the
board and audited as provided by law
Section H. Section 392x S 81 tnG S ss2x.
On or before the Goth day of June
in 1912 and annually, thereafter IT. the ne
Wisconsin Mining Trade School poara
shall file with the secretary OF stat e.,
| certificate showing the cost Of MAINTAIN
ing said school, the courses OF lnstr Glioi
| taught, the character of the work oone
| the names of the teachers SLploJ
| such other matters as will snow that az
| the provisions of chapter 513, laws oi
! 1907 have been complied with 8
Section ~. This act shall take enec'
and be in force from and after It's pas
sage and publication.
Approved July 10, 1911. copy Law.
No sos. 81 [Publishe7d5 July July az IL lSlA'
CHAPTER 632, LAWS OF 1911. H.
| An ACT To amend subsection OF sectloh
rs, and sections 81 and Il Of the stat stat
utes. relating to regulation or voters
and printing of registry lists:
The people Of the State of Wisconsin eGI1 IN
represented in Senate and Assembly, 40
enact as follows, DC
Section L. Subsection of section 70
of the statutes is amended TO reau
(Section 26) 2. They shall put theLeoi
the names of all persons residing IN IN, t I3tl
election district appearing on the poll dst S
kept at the last preceding general a.no
Municipal elections and may take InelS
for such lists from the office where KEPT
emitting therefrom the names of such a.
have died or removed from the dlstrlcl
and adding the names of all persons
known to them to be electors lherelli
except that at the meetings OF the boarC
of inspectors held Immediately preceoln IL
the April election for the year 1913, !,
cities of the second, third, and fourt[
, classes, and villages and towns IN wnlc,
registry is required. such inspectors sinai
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ballot
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-28
PRODUCE MARKET.

Butter-Receipts, 17,143 tubs; cream
cry, extra, 23c; price to retail dealers,
24hc; prints. 251zc; extra frsts. 22c;
firsts. zoe; seconds, 19c; dairies, extra.
2lc; firsts. 19c; seconds. tic; ladies', no
l, IT, packing 16c
Eggs-Receipts. 1889 cases: miscel-
laneous lots. cases returned 11@l1Hc;
cases returned. 10Y Ollie: ordinary
frsts. 12c; hrsts. must he as per cent
fresh. 13c. prime nrsts. packed in new
whitewood cases aui must be 65 per
cent fresh, lac; extra. specially packed
for city trade and must be so per cent
fresh &c; No. l dirtiesg 1Oc; checks &c
Potatoes - Receipts. 25 cars; choice
to fancy, 750S5c.
New potatoes - Receipts. 90 cars;
good to fancy. $3.50 q 200. Virginias
per brl. s5.OOQ5.25.
Veal-50 to 60 lbs, 9@9hc; 65 to IS
lbs. 1o@11c; IS to 100 lbs, 11Q11hc;
95 to 125 lbs, 12c; heavy, sc.
Dressed beef-Ribs. No. l. lie: No
loins. lee; No. l round 1Ohc; No.
chuck. SIC; No. plate. 4Ac
Live poultry-Turkeys per lb. 12c:
spring turkeys. lie; chickens. fowls
12Ac; ROSTERS, Z 5ac; broilers, 200 24c;
ducks. &c; geese. &c.
Beans - Pea beans. hand picked
choice. s2.3S; fair to good, s1S5@195;
red kidney, 1925 3.65; brown Swedish.
$500 a 2.65 limas. California, per 100
lbs. $3.50
Green egetables-Asparagus $1,000
$50 per box; beets, $3.50 per box;
cabbage, per crate. s1o0 q 800; carrots.
sl0O per box; cucumbers, 5O@6Oc per
doz; caulifiower. s1.00Q1.50 per box;
celery, 25Q75c per box; horserad-
ish. Csc per doz stalks; eggplant. cas- e.
| 75c@ s1.75; green onions, bunch, 4@5c;
green peas. s1.75 q 200 per box: lettuce,
/ head, per tub, 40G soc; leaf, "a 10c case
mushrooms. 10000 per doz: onions,
| S1-30 Q2.00 per Gunner crate; parsley
20Q30c doz: peppers, crate, rs a S5c;
Elephant. ga 10c bunch; radishes, 100
| 50c@ sl.00; string beans. s1.006150 pei
hamper; spinach, 80 a 40c per tub; swee,
corn. per bril- $4,000 400; squash. crate
25q 35c; tomatoes, 75c q s1.1o per crate
turnips, s1.5o@1-75 per 100.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
TOLL ESToN.
By RIOS coe Hemstock,
Deputy Clerk.

TOLL ESTON
Lots 81 to "a, blk 80. End Oak PIX
add. Willis C. McMahan to City
and Harbor Land Co. S66-67
Lots % and IS, blk s5, Oak Park
add. Willis C. McMahan to Har-
ry Goldstein .............. ss.ss
Lots 1 to 46, blk 4, Central Park
add, Harrison ]. Stewart to Jo-
seph p Grantham ..... /
Lot 80 and n Y 29. blk "a. c. T. L.
& I. Co.'S 9Th add. Frank n.
Gavit to John A. Johnson -. 675
Lot %. blk IL, c. T. L. & l. Co.'s
Sd add, Smith Bader- Davidson
Co. to Paul Mihelich. ..... 450
Lot 16, blk 4, C. T. l.. & l. Co.'S 9Th
add. Frank n. Gavit to Mick
stilinovich ......... $50
INDIANA HARBOR.
Lot ~, blk Z. Sd add. John McGill
to William L. Peterson .- 1
WHITING
Lot ~ and N IS #. lot 13. David
sons 10th add. Charles d. Da-
vids on to Frank Eaton 400
Lot e5. Sheridan Park add, Frank
Eaton to Thomas w. Eaton. $1,000
GARY.
Lot 80. blk IS. Gary Land Co.'S
1st add. Gary Land Co. to Will
liam c. Huntington ....2 ,944S0
CROWN POINT.
Lot A. orig. town; 10 TT w side
lot 2, Luthers sub, 10 TT. E side
lot l, Luther's sub. I1eawrie
Nourse to Caroline Houk. $780,.
ROSS.
Lot "a to 81, blk II. Thomas T.
Hayward to Louis Turner. 200
HOBART.
Lot IL. blk IL, Geo. & VIM. Earle's
End sub, Frank b. Pattee to
Roy W. Halsted 10
GRIFFITH
Lots rs to "a. blk 4, Stivers add.
Nicholas Austgen to G. C.
G1dESnlndn i
IDLEWILD.
Lot "a, 35-34-9, Citizens German
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Continued from Page ID
for Fourth of July" said Secretary
White of the safety board this morn
ing
Wants No Second Reno.
IF we permit this fight Gary will
get lot OF undesirable notoriety. We
viii be classed as a second Reno. Pic
lures of the arena will be printed
broadcast and Gary will be known as
the only place in Indiana where prize
fights are permitted"
When news of the commissioners
action had gotten out. sax pulled many
wires to have the order rescinded
Built Without Authority.
Mayor Knots told me before he
went to Valparaiso this morning" said
Secretary White, that Sam Sax Teddy
Binzen. Mayer, or nor any one else
would not be permitted to go ahead
with this tight. The promoters never
asked permission from the authorities
and the mayor told Mayer few days
ago that he ought not to go ahead-and
build that arena without permission. =
Sax BIames Jealousy.
President Sax of the athletic club
blames jealousy among the contractors
as the basis of the resembling order
AS far as can be learned the lid does
not apply to bouts to be staged at the
Majestic theater
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-28

& Anderson, electrotypers. doing busi-
ness in Fifth avenue. Chicago. opened
the season Of excursions by boat to the
South Bay hotel yesterday by giving a
dinner at the hotel to their advertis-
ing men.
There were covers for twelve and a
specially elaborate dinner was pre-
pared for the party. II being served at
l O'Clock. The party come on the beau
tiful steam yacht Florence IL. said to
be the most graceful and altogether
attractive yacht that ever tied up at
Indiana Harbor. 1t locked at the pier
put in last year by the Inland company
just opposite the South Bay. and the
party spent a few hours at the hotel,
after which they returned in the Flor
ence IL.
These little affairs, and big ones, too,
of the same nature promise to be at
tractive and popular features of the
South Bay during the current season.
Their popularity is greatly enhanced
by reason of the new pier which makes
a most convenient landing for small
craft in the way Of yachts, laundries,
ietc.
Fred Maggie. tho manager of the
South Bay. has already received many
inquiries regarding the entertainment
OF yachting parties from the various
yacht clubs and individuals owning
yachts, from Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-28
LEGAL NOTICES.

PUBLIC LETTING OF CONTRACT.
Noatice is hereby given that pro-
posals viii be received by the Presi-
dent and Board of Trustees of the VII
iage of Lansing. in the County of Cook
and State OF Illinois, on the 30th day
of June, A ID. 1911. for the lowering
OF Central avenue. by the yard.
That the same will be let by contract
Wy public letting to the lowest respon-
sible bidder at the hour of 3 o'clock
p m of said day, in the village hall
The amount and kind of work to be
done is as follows:
One thousand yards, more or less, of
sand to be moved according to plans
and specifications.
Plans and specifications of said work
can be seen at the office of the Village
Clerk The work to be completed by
the first day of August, A. d. 1911
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids If they deem 1t for
the best interest of said village SO to
do.
Dated Lansing. ILL.,, June 90. 1911.
II. f. w. SCHULTZ,
Village Clerk.