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AMENDMENT TO
] The STATE CONSTITUTION
30 SESSION LAWS OF 1910
4 tSenate Bill No. 229-C. w. Plain)
EMPOWERING THE LEGISLATURE
| TO PROVIDE FOR TERMINAL
ELEVATORS.

CONCURRENT RESOLUTION Amend:
inu he Constitution Of the State OF
North Dakota: Empowering the Leg!s.
opersti"o TTermi"si, elevator" il the
state Of North Dakota.
Re- 1t Resolved by the Senate Of the
Representatives Concurrtng,
The following proposed amendment to
ne constitution Of the STATE Of North
lakota - refsrrsd to To. Legislaeivs
TAI election in this state. to DO by said
(st mentioned legislative assembly. sub
lifted 10 the qualified electors Of the
e fad: cor . sRR'G ~. p or isieS.'" Of Section ss ion
Sa Of the constitution Of the state.
mbly IS hereby authorized and en-
pm. purchasing nj leasing and opera
tors in the State Of North Dakota. to
ma'n.s'1 led ,s and ,ss g,psratsd . :. sSGn
all prescribe. and provide for inspec-
bn. weighing n grading Of all grain
clave0 IN such. elevators or elevators.
FATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.J
County ~ Hnrleigh
state Of North Dakota d. hereby
kttifv that the foregoing are full. true
. c9mplets copies 81: a!l the PROPOSED
ON OF THE STATE Of NORTH
tive assembly Il he State Of North
i 'is's:n,n s' 9-rt IS =: A lsssa5sS e ef the II:
ate IT North Dakota.
p D NORTON.
Secretary of state.
July. A D.. 1912
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State of North Dakota -
County Of Burleiuh So

I. p. D. Norton. Secretary. of State ,of the
provided by Sec. 81 Of the Revised Codes 81
North Dakota for the year 1895, that the fore;
going are full, true aud complete copies.of oil.
of the State of North Dakota, passed. BY the
Eleventh and Twelfth Legislative Assemblies Of
the State of North Dakota, and TO be submit;
NOON at the General Election to be held on
M p. D. Norton
Secretary of State.
Done at the Capitol, at Bismarck, this 9Th day
of September. A. D. 1912. sSsas
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LEGAL NOTICES

eN-Notices published under this
heading will e charged iegalrates
In accordanc ; with the ruling Of the
Mclean County Press Association,
and no affidavit w III be issued until
all publication charges are paid.
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Dent unless authorized by a two-thtrds
vote Of the people. Provided. that the
state may appropriate money in the
treasury or to be thereafter raised by
TAXATION for the construction or i'm
movement Of public highways.
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Geo. NJ. Gray,
Atty. for Mortgagce.
kcnmarc, N. ID.
NOTICE FOR BIDS

NOTICE FOR BIDS
Notice is hereby given that the County Com
miSsioners Of Mclean County, North Dakota,
will receive bids for the furnishing of wood for
for the Court House. Jail and Office Building
for the period OF one year from date of con.
tract.
Bids will be opened on Monday the 4th day of
November. A. ID. 1872.
The Board reserves the right to reject any aud
all bids.
Dated at Washburn Oct. Is. 1912.
T. T.. Thompson.
County Auditor
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lite Of North Dakota, }

bounty of Burleigh.
u, p. d. Norton, Secretary of State OF the
North Dakota do hereby certify that
IN the proposed Amendments TO the Consti.
of the State of North Dakota passed by
SSasTwelfth Legislative, Assembly, of the State
North Dakota and to be referred to the Thir.
ID. Norton
Secretary of State.
one at the Capito, at Bismarck this 18th day
July AID. 1912.
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WHETHER OR NOT TO ABOLISH THU
HERD Law

The matter Of Stock running at largo to be
voted upon.
Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday. No
vcmber5 th, in the year of our Lord. 1912, at the
established polling places in the various Pre-.
cincts in the County Of Mclean, State of North
Dakota. the question of stock being permitted
to run at large will be voted upon.
TIE. Thompson,
County Auditor.
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Proposed Amendments to Constitution.
Continued From Pages
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I. r. Thompson.
Auditor Of Mclean Co. N. d.
Judges of the Supreme Court
mon Partisan)
Andrew a. Bruce
j. p. Robinson
Judge of the the District Court 9Th. district
(Son Partisan)
W. L. Nuasslc
" IL UinnLn.tnr
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CERTIFICATE OF NOMINATIONS

In accordance with the provisions of section
$40 of the revised codes of 1906, ], T. f. Thomp-
son. Auditor of Mclean County, North Dakota,
do hereby certify that the within and following
amendments, and of the persons whose names
have been certified to me by the Secretary of
State and the County Canvassing Board, as the
nominees Of thor respective parties to be voted
for in the County of Mclean at the coming cleo
ton to be holden OH Tuesday on the fifth day of
November 1872.
Dated at Washburn. North Dakota. this 18th
day of October. 1912.
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Notice Of Election

Notice is here by given that ON Tuesday the
fifth day OF November next. in the year of Our
Lord 1912. at the established Polling places in
tho several voting precincts in the County of
Mclean and State of North Dakota. and here
matter described. All election will be held for
the election of State. Legislative, County and
District Officers. to.Wit:
The Washington herald., 1912-06-11
NOTES OF THE GAME

Bob Groom is slated to work to-mor-
rows game for the Nationals, while the
Tigers may send in Dubuc. Griffs kids
are confident, now that George Mullin is
out Of the way, that they will beat any
thing Jennings puts up before them.
These are great days for Germany
schaefer The comedian is on the coach
ing lines every inning, and pulls on some
Of the funniest stun ever heard on the
grounds. His latest announcement Is:
Ladies and gentlemen. have tele-
graphed a contractor in Washington TO
erect 1000 extra seats so that we will
be ready to accommodate the crowds
when the Nationals play the New York
Giants for the Worlds championship
next fall
Ty Cobb hit an easy grounder at Gan
dill the first time the Peach faced Joe
Engel.
The Nationals got shanks to the mid
way in the second. but Morgan filed to
Jones, while Mcbride and Engel struck
OUT
Ray Morgan ran into center field and
pulled down Mullins drive in the Tigers
second, thereby saving a run, as Gainor
was on second at the time.
With MuIlin on second, Cobb on FIRST.
and Crawford up, in the Tigers fifth.
things looked black, but the mighty Sam
gave Morgan a hard grounder. and per-
ished at first, for the third out
Mcbride beat out a roller in the sixth
by sliding into first base.
shanks did not get hit until the sew
enth, and then his line drive, which
landed in Ty Cobb's territory, scored
two runs.
Cashion started in to pitch with no.
body out, first and second filled, and
Crawford up, and pulled out with flying
colors.
Danny MoelIer made a grand-stand
catch Of Mullins high ny in the eighth,
which saved a run.
Milan was clearly safe at the plate in
the Nationals ninth. as he kicked the
ball out Of Catcher Onslows hands, but
Umpire westervelt couldn't see it, and
declared Milan out.
Mullin made one Of the queerest errors
on record. grabbing a tap from Moeller's
bat and running across the sack, but
dropping the ball as he went over.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-11
CATHEDRAL OUTDOOR GAMES.
Lane and Johnston Clubs Hold Dual
Meet at Episcopal school.


A dual track and field meet was held
on the Cathedral School campus yester-
day between the Lane and Johnston
clubs, two organizations in the instltu-
ton. The meet was a most interesting
one, fast time and good distances and
heights being made in all the events. A
large crowd was on hand. Summaries:
S-yard dhSh-Fourth Gas. Hoes GEntdsuy. ana
strrnberE
ssOyard dash-First ClnEs. seheu and Nuu,rs
secund ClIs. HGHis. X. Holiday and seely.
9-yard dEsh-First Class Small. Miller and Dar.
Der: Second Class, NOyes, Harris, and GlazebrUnk
Third ClAs, Mile. EirkpatricE and Talbot Fourth
Class, Trueworthy, Hoss. and Cruiekshank
T5yard dASh-First Class. Small. Miller and c.
lockwood: Second Class. Noyes. Harris and Glaze
brook; Third Clas. R. Miller. Kntpatrick. and
Talbot; Fourth Gas, Cruickshank. Hos. and TruS-
looyIrd dnth-Frst Gas. Small. ClrrE, and G.
lockwood; secuod Glass. Noyes. Harris and GIazs-
brook; Third Class. Miller. KirkpRtrck and Small
wood; Fourth Class. TrIsWOrthy. Davidson. anu
CruickShank
ODe,nfls Tun-FHst Class. K. Holiday. Noyss. and
BlaEsbrook
z. Holiday: seoond Class. G. Harris; Third Gas.
R. Miller, smallWoOd. and Talbot; Fourth CaS,
CruickShnnk. TrusWorthy and Lee.
Aoyard dash-FiTst Class. C LOckEnod Grifth
and H. Harrs; Second Class, z Harris K Holli-
day, and Northrup; Third Glass Pa1tier. r. NiIlr,,
and Grouse: Fourth Class. Lee. sOntAE and Cruick-
shhnE
Running hrnad jump-Firt Class Small RonWeu
and Griffith; Second Class Horace. Seely. and
Markman Third Clsss. Smallwo1d Catron and
Talbot: Fourth Class. TrgeWoFthy. SontaF and Lee
Standing broad HImp-First Class. Cromwell, Small
and G. Garher; Second Gas Harris. and sseIIy :
Third Class. r. Miller. smallEood and KirkpatrieN +;
FUnrth Class. TrDeWOTthy. SoHtaE. and Lee.
High tumP-Flrst Class. Millsrd. HOr7cs. and
Small; Secuud Class, Seely. d. Horace and Marx
man: Third Class. Miller. SmAllWOod. and Talbot /:
Fourth Clas. TTuew0rthy. Lee, and SontaE
Shot-put-First Class, A Harding MilIer and
lockwood: Second Gas, r. Holiday. Glazehrook,
and Seely.
Discus thruE-FirSt Class. Miller. Wilson. and ".
LockEood; Second Class, X. Holiday. GIazsbrOok.
and Seely.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-11
GRIFFITH'S BAND
CONFIDENT OF
VICTORY TO-DAY
Nationals, with Either Bob Groom
or Carl CashiOn Hurting, Booked
to Win Twelfth Straight.
ALL ARE FULL OF "PEP."

Special to The Washington Herald.
Detroit, June 1O.-Manager Grlhhth's
band Of Grabbing Kids with their second
victory over Jennings Tigers, are conf
dent OF handing the Detroit lads another
beating Tomorrow, and with either Bob
Groom. the toothpick hurler. or Jay Carl
Cashion, the Carolina Curver. working.
look to land their twelfth straight win
The showing Of the team has made the
West sit up and take notice, and the
old times when a Washington club was
looked upon as easy picking are passed.
Manager Jennings viii send his star
recruit, Dubuc, against the Climbers to-
morrow, and should they hand him a
trouncing, the one hope left for the
Tigers will be Bill Burns. Grin will
work Johnson in the final game.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-11
RED SOX ARB NOW
IN FIRST PLACE
Austin's Wild Heave in the Ninth
Gives Boston Tally that Wins.
Score 8 to 2.

st. Louis. Mo. June IA Wild throw
in the ninth inning by Austin gave the
Red Sox the run that beat the Browns
to-day. 3 to ?. With Yerkes on first, and
two out, Lewis grounded down the third
base line, and Austin, trying for a quick
throw, heaved past Stovall. Yerks COM
pleting the circuit. Catcher Stephens
was put out OF the game for kicking
Gardner was the batting star. The result
OF to-day's game puts Boston in first
place. Chicago dropping to second and
Washington coming strong in third.
Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-06-11

Steve White, former Princeton College
pitcher, who was signed by Grin in New
York and VINO is with the club on this
trip, says that he believes Tol Pendle-
ton. the great Princeton athlete. is just
as fast a man on the bases as Ty Cobb.
and declares that II Pendleton ever plays
professional ball he will make every
body wake up and take notice.
According to White. Pendleton intends
to sign with some major league club
when he finishes his college course next
year
The Washington herald., 1912-06-11
NOTABLE EVENTS IN BASEBALL
JUNE II.

1s11-Cubs made fifteen hits OF weaver,
Ferguson, Tyler. and McTigue. Of Boston,
winning % to 2.
1s1O-Reisling. Washington, shut out the
Sox, 3 to O.
Brown went in after Richie had been
batted out and took the game from Msth-
ewson. 6 to g.
McQuillen, Phinies. shut out Pittsburg,
to O.
1sos-Johnson, Washington, shut out De-
troit, 1 to o.
Young. Cleveland. pitched a two-hit
game against Boston.
Walsh, Chicago, shut the Highlanders
out in three-hit game, to 0.
Athletics defeated st. Louis in an elev-
en-inning game, 2 to l.
Moore, OF the Phillies, shut st. Louis
out in a three-hit game, 4 to o.
1SOS-Smith. Of the Sox, shut the Ath-
letics out in a three-hit game, to o.
Chech, OF the Maps, shut Boston out,
to 0.
The Cubs defeated Brooklyn, to l, in
eleven innings.
ls07-'Tun'' Berger, former catcher for
Washington, indianapolis, and Pittsburg.
died at Allegheny, Pa
1sO6-The Maps defeated the Highland
ers, 5.to 4, In twelve Innings.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-11
TntaI... HHann

Runs-Asquith, Tony %, D. Ruiz. Harding, n
Ruiz H seay. Frieds tg. Handy 90, s. ssay t2l,
BeaIl, Reynolds Schultz, Aubaugh Gordon tg)
SLACK %, BALDWIN, Flynn Cp. First base on er-
rors-Bnddocks. q Equitable, 6 Left on bass
Braddocrs S; Equitable, 4. First base On balls
OF Ruiz, l; od Seay. 2; Oh sheckslls. /; on Bean.
,; Oh Rupert. l. Innings pitehsd-By X. ssay, );
Ly Sheckells. I; b. Ruppert, 2l-5; By Bean, ~
hits made-Oh Ruiz 5; on Seay, 4: o6 Rupert
9: oh BeAn, 7. stn14 out-By Ruiz, Z: b.
sheckells. 1: BY Rupert, 2; b. Bean & Three
base hits-Auhanzh d. RuiL rEo-hase hits-R
Ruiz, shsay. Asquith. Sacrifice hits-HArding. s.
Seay. Stolen bases-Turrey. r. Ruiz C5. Flynn
Auhaugh, ReJnolds Becn. Double piays-Freds 10
Harding; Flynn 10 Gordon. Passed baIls-Cemo
D; Hkrang. Umpi1s-MT. HuEhsA Ems o CAms-
The Washington herald., 1912-06-11

hlns-lcr GardneT .. PTatt, Austin. Two
base hits-SpeAker, Wallace. YeTkeS Thres-bass hit
Gardner. Double play-GGrdner 10 stAhl Stolen
bases-Gardner o. stephens. BASES on bans-On c
Brown, s; 0d OBhen. . Struck Out-By c. Brown
4; b O'Brien, l. Left on bSses-St. Lous Z: BOs-
ton, Il. Umpires-MessrS. Egan and OLouEhlin.
Time Of game-2 hours and Il minutes.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-11
FoURNIER LOSES GAME.
Throws wild to Plate, Two Yanks
scorinE-FInaI Count 5 to 2.

Chicago June 1o-The Yankees took
to-day game with the White Sox by the
score OF to 3 with the bases full in
the ninth, Ford practically won his own
game when, with two strikes called
Lange put one straight over and Ford
hunted to Fournier. The latter threw
Wild TO the home plate and two Yanks
galoped over the pan. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-06-11
DAST PERFORMANCES
i From l. StahI to Clark Griffith

It's a shame to take the money. Our
Cleaning Gladiators are again to the
fore, and running under a wrap. Some
Of these bright, sunshiny days you-all
will wake up to the fact that we have
a contender for the nag, and it will all
be OF.
To-day looks like our class, only
more so.
Understand the free list is suspend
ed on the 18th. Wen, we-uns are game,
and are willing to frame one rain
check.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-11

huns-Ll5oombe U, n. smithson Y, R. Smith
son Thomrson ~. Durity. Miller O. johnson Col
linsworth ~, Burey. Piozet. Earned runs-NatiTity
4; lnH1m, First base eTToFs-NatiTity S; In
gram, Left bases-NAtiTity, Z; InEnm, q
First base On halls-Oh snithson. .: OF Kelly q oR
Piozet, J Innings pitched-By Smithsou ) Is; by
Kelly. - Hits made-Oh Smithson s; OF Kelly
$; on Pio7st IL Struck Out-By Smithson, ); by
Kelly, 4: By Pio1et, Home r1n-Johnson. Three-
bass htS-BureJ. DUrity. Sacrifice hit-Crown.
Stolen -CollinEsWorth, Do1Eherty. Hit by
ptcher-By Kelly Ford. Umpire-Mr. Ksr. Tine
Of Eame-2 houA
The Washington herald., 1912-06-11
LYNCH FINES UMPREs.

New York, June 1O.-PresIdent
Lynch, Of the National League,
to-day fined UmpIres owen and
Brennan SIS each for omeiatInE
At an exhibition game in which
the New York Giants played At
Long Branch, N. J., yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-11

Won, ); lost, L Average per EEme-For Ma
tionals. 81; for opponents. n AVenge hits per
Eams-FoT Nationals, 81; for opponents SH.
Average errors per Ezns-For Nationals, !; for
opponents.
P. s.-If this keeps ,up Carl Niehaus
will have 1t all over Tom Lawson, of
Beantown. in frenzied finance. Carl
has run a case note into a couple of
centuries and is now waiting for COM
ers with the real stun.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-11

Hits-on Engie, in 5 innings tnOns out IN
SIXTH; OF Cashion, in inntnsS TUo-oase hits-
Cobb Gandil Thres-bass hit-Sloellsr. Home run
Bush. Sacrifice hit-M0riArty. Stolen bases-
shanks Gandn, Moeller, Milan. First bass on
haIs-Oh Eugie S: on Mullin, T. Hit hy pitche-
By Engel !. First base erTUrs-Washington, =
Detroit l. Left on disadvantages, s; De
troit 10. Struck out-By Cushion. !; by Mulln,
Double plays-DelehAnty to GainoT % OnsloW;
Milan ~ Mcbride 10 Foster. Umpires-Messrs.
WesterTelt and EEans. Time Of glme-2 hOIrs and
minutes. AttendAnce-3.ns.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-11
BraddOcks, 13; Equitable, II.

An early lead was the only thing which |
won for the Braddocks, in the Columbia |
League yesterday, the winners having |
secured a twelve-run advantage when |
the insurance men rallied in the fifth
and registered seven runs. Score, Il 10 |
II. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-06-11
Nationals Batting Averages Up to Date.

Peach by three feet. and the trouble was
over.
The Tigers managed TO reach Cashion
for a couple Of hits in the ninth, but
giIt-edged fielding prevented scoring.
The Score.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-11
MAPS BEATEN.
BlandinE Is Hammered in Sixth,
Athletic winning. Q to 3.

Cleveland, June lO.-PhiIadeIphia beat
the Maps in the second game Of These
ries, to J. The Athletics got to Bland
ing in the sixth for five consecutive hits.
good for four runs Oldring and McIn-
mis- got singles. Collins a triple. Baker
4 double, and Strunk a home run. The
feature Of the game was Jackson's bat
ting, General Joe connecting for two
doubles and two singles in FIVE times
up. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-06-11

Runs-stumP. ChASs. Gardner. Sweeney. Ford
Block Left On bEses-NsW York. :: ChicAEo Z
TEo-bass hit-CTee. Sacrifice hits-Gariner Daniels
Ford. Lsuge, Rath. Stolen base-Lord. Double
plHys-Collfns 70 Weaver; Gardner to Chase. Bases
on balls-Of LAnge. 4; OF Ford. Struck cut-By
LanEe s; by Ford. L Cmpires-NlesSrs Dineen and
Sheridan. Tine Of Elme-2 houn.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-11

Baker C9. stTunk. Bender. TWo-b4ss hits
Butcher Jackson ~. Baker ~, Strunk, Bender.
Three-base hit-Collins. Home run-StH1nk Sa1i-
ace hits-OlSen, LAtoie. BlGnding. Stolen bsScs-
Lord Cg. Bender. Base balls-Oh Mitchell, l.
First base On eTor-CleTeland, !. Hits-0R
BlandinE, II in innings; of Mitchell in /
inning. Left On bases-CleJeland 10; Philadelphia,
5 Struck Out-By BlAnding. i: by Bender. ,
Double plSy-BlAnding to LAjoie To EAstsTly.
Passed bsll-EasteTy. wild pitch-Mitchsn. I'm
pires-Messrs. Hart and Connslly. Tine q Ezme-
hourS. AttendAncs-l66
The Washington herald., 1912-06-11
ENGEL SLIPS ONE OVER.

Detroit, Mich, June IO.-EIEh-
teen-year-oId Joe EnEeI, the Na-
tiOnaIS' twIrIer, pulled q good
one during tO-day's game against
the Tigers. Ty Cobb was at the
bat in the nth and had already
gotten one hit. Cobb yelled to
EnEeIi "Say, Kid you are the
easiest mark ever batted
against"
Quick a. n fash EnE&I retort-
eds ''ThO are you: 1 never heard
of you before"
when EnEeI returned to the
bench the players told him that
Cobb was the man who did the
talking.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-11
Nativity, 8; Ingram, s.

Nativity and Ingram battled to a tie
yesterday in the Sunday School League
Score. S to g. The game was exciting
and well contested. Hutchinson. in left
for the Nativity Club. made the star
catch OF the day. The score:
The Washington herald., 1912-06-11

The master mind OF Napoleon Nc
Graw was seen in The third inning Of a
recent game between the Giants and the
Cardinals, when Becker stood the Cardi-
nal infeld on its head by bunting with
the bases dlled
The Washington herald., 1912-06-11
MULLIN WHIPPED
By THE CLIMBERS
In UPWARD RUSH
GrifRth's Nationals Hand Tiger Star
Good Beating-Joe Engel
Toes the Slab.
FINAL COUNT SEVEN TO THREE
Rr WILLIAM PEET.

Detroit, Mich. June l0-Out-battin
out-fielding, and out-playing the Detroit
Tigers at every stage Of the game the
Nationals continued their sensational
winning streak this afternoon, adding
their eleventh straight victory, and hand
ing the famous Jungaleers a good old
fashioned beating, to B.
Detroit had its full playing strength
in the field, Delehanty on second and
Gainor at first, with George Mullin, a
wise pitcher, in the box, while Grifr op-
posed this formidable array OF talent
with couple of kid pitchers, Joe Engel
and Jay Carl Cashion, and got away
with the ball game. The Old Fox wanted
to give Groom and johnson a good rest,
and proposed to do II even at the ex-
pense Of to-day's game. That he was
able TO pull out on top with Engel and
Cashion means that barring a slump,
the Nationals will cop four straight vic
tories here in Detroit, as Jennings has
no other pitchers in his stable. now that
wiIlett and MulIin have been used, who
will likely cause Griff's youngsters much
trouble.
Baseball writers here emitted wild
shrieks Of horror through their respec-
tive organs this morning that Wash
ington should have been handed Sundays
game on a silver platter, but these same
word painters were mum as oysters
when the curtain dropped on to-day's
matinee. Yes" one Of them admitted,
you have got to hand It to the Ma
tionals, they are easily the best looking
ball club we have seen here this sea-
snn