The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-12-27

titling its tpossessor to wear the
purple cassock with the mantelletta
and rochet and to be addressed as
monsignor 1t makes the recipient
la member of the papal household
and entities him to participate In
all public functions of religious
character at which the pope, the
cardinal and the members of the
papal rctinue assist.
Nine societies organized under the
laws OF the state have lost their
right to participate and vote in the
meetings of the State Agricultural
society, according to report made
by the secretary of state.
The organizations are:
State Horticultural society;
Minnesota Veterinary association
State Poultry association.
Minnesota Implement Dealers as
ISOLATION,
Minnesota Florists association,
Minnesota Shorthorn Breeders as
Isociation,
Minnesota Guernsey Breeders as
ISOLATION.
Minnesota Jersey Breeders asso-
citation,
Minnesota Hereford Breeders as.
ISOLATION.
Paragraph 4, section l, chapter
3S1 of the general laws of 1911 re-
quires such societies or associations
to file with the secretary of state
not later than December 20 summar-
les of the financial statements in
order to gain admission and Sc
cure voting powers in the state as
sociation.
The new health ordinance as draft
ed by City Attorney C. o. Daley
and Health Officer DR. c. G.. Pratt
was given second reading by sec
tons before the city council this
morning and was passed by that
body. This ordnance, it is expected,
will make Mankato a model city as.
far as sanitation is concerned. Very
strict measures will be taken for the
abating or abolishing of nuisances,
and violators of the health ordin-
ance will be dealt with in an exem-
plary manner.
The following building permits
were granted by the council this
morning: Inside fire limits: To
Alice M. Stewart, the w % feet of
the e 100 feet of block II, remodel
ing present brick building and add
ing CRATE in side walk; to be com
pleted March /, 1913, estimated cost
$500; Outside fire limits, to Philip
Weingartz, lot 2, block 16, Dukes
addition, one and one-half story adj
dtion to dwelling, estimated cost
$3.50: to Caroline l.. Kuebler, lot 10,
Warren's addition, boiler room, stone
and concrete, estimated cost $500.
John Daugherty has disposed OF
his horseshoeing establishment at
sos South Front street to Anton
Steinmann Of New Ulm. Peter Air
dahl will remain in the employ of
Mr.. Steinmann.
For forty-tWo years Mr. Daugherty
has been in the business and during
that time has shod not less than
ISL 200 horses. Mr.. Daugherty has
always enjoyed a good trade, and it
never was better than now. His rea-
son for selling out was to obtain
need rest and recreation.
He has not made any plans for
the future, but it is limited that he
will be candidate for the post
mastership, when thn time arrives
when a democrat will stand some
show for office. Mr.. Daugh-
Ierty certainly has been a consiste'
democrat and he has a great many
friends who would help him in his
ambition to look after the, mail in
Mankato under a democratic admin
tstration.
Mr.. Steinmann took possession Of
the shop this morning.
urday was chosen as Rhodes scholar
to represent Minnesota at Oxford
university, England, for the next
three years. Bruchholz, who is
twenty-five years old, received the
degree Bachelor of Arts from the
university in 1911 and at present
lis studying law at Harvard univer-
sity. The choice was made by the
Minnesota commission, composed of
the presidents of state colleges, who
met Saturday at the home of Pres
ident George E. Vincent of the Uni.
yersity Of Minnesota
T. In the case OF Daniel Price VS.. Will
liam ]. Evans, the jury returend a
verdict late Saturday afternoon of
800 in favor of the plaintiff The
plaintiff had sued the defendant for
$4,000 for alleged SANDER. Hughes
& Ellsworth were attorneys for the
defendant
The jury was given recess I'M
til January 6. This afternoon the
court case of Elsa d. Osmundsen
against Louis Henry Schmidt is be-
ing tried. The attorney for the
plaintiff is w. l.. COmstock
President Taft as professor of law
at Yale university will be asked to
give a course of lectures at the
University of Minnesota if plans
formulated by Dean Vance of the
law department work out The plan
includes the establishment of a
| postgraduate course leading to the
degree of master Of laws. The dean
believes the course will be taught
/ in 1914 Every effort will be made,
he says, to get the president to
lecture to this class of students.
| Mrs. William Howieson filed a pc
tition in the probate court this
morning asking that Thomas HOWE
| son be made administrator of the
estate of her husband, the late Viii.
| liam Howieson. The estate consists