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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-01
SUNDAY school CONVENTION.
Proceedings mt Matoacn Interesting to
I.nrgc Audience

Lnrgc Audience.
Ihe annual convention Of the East
Chesterfield Sunday school Associa-
ton. held yesterday with the Matoaca
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school,
was very largely attended, and the pro
ceedings were OF interesting and In
,structive character. The sessions were
attended hy between 800 and 500 per
sons. r. II. Bruce, OF Chester, pre-
sided. and Horace Mann. or the Matoaca
District, acted as secretary. The meet
ing was opened with song and prayer
servicc conducted by g. y Graves. OF
Chester. after which the roll OF schools
vas called and reports were given
III. with short talks by supcrintendents
and others covering the condition and
prospects OF the schools. Brief ad-
OF speakers on different phases Of Sun
day school work. At II o'clock the
Rev. &. y. Loflin. OF Matoaca, spoke on
the subject of the Present and Future
Of Our Sunday Schools" He was fol-
lowed By Mrs. X. IL Bruce OF Chester.
In AN address especially To teachers. as
TO the best manner Of teaching begin
ners, and she was followed by Or John
Il. RaEland. who discussed the value
adjourned for dinner. which was served
b. the ladies' OF the town. AT the at
,ernoon session. after song and pray
er service the roll call OF schools VAS
resumed. with short talks by several
representatives. Formal addresses on
different subjects We're delivered by the
Rev Lloyd 6. Moore, the Rev. j. NJ.
Tucker, the Rev j. Il Askew, ana
Richard II Mann. OF Tins city. After
exercises By the sunday schools the
convention adjourned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-01
DESTROY PLANT
Of BIRD MARION
Revenue Officers Return From
Successful Raid in Carroll
County.
lspecial to The Times Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Pulaski, Va. March 31.-Deputy Col
lector j. p Hurt passed through
Pulaski returning from Carroll coun-
ty, where he has been fcrretlng out
Illicit distilling operations. He came
upon plant OF Bird Marion. who was
implicated with the Aliens in the
liillsville tragedy. but was released
for Insufficient evidence to convict. in
full operations. Marion and son
about fourteen years OF age saw Tho
approaching officers and fled The Of
Ulcers pursued them for half a mile.
and shot after the fleeing men some
twenty-five times without effect and
they were finally lost in the mountain
laurels. Tho distillery was located
about hair mile from Marion's home
and about 100 yards from his mother
in-laws house. in strip OF woods
without any building. Included in the
capture were an eighty gallon copper
still, copper can, copper worm, seven
fermenters. nifty gallons OF low wines,
two gallons Of whiskey, 1900 gallons
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-01
General News Notes.

Petersburg Council, knights of Co
/ iumous. at "a special meeting YESTERDAY
appropriated $50 to the fund for the
rehei OF the food sufferers. which Will
be forwarded at once
John O'Connor a prornin.<,t i,ar
chant, Is quite sick at mis- home on
Washington Street
The new Methodist Church at La
crosse was dedicated yesterday with
interesting ceremonies The dedica-
tion sermon was preached by the Rev.
w; II. Anvil d. d, OF this city.
EVery aerie OF Eagles in virginia
has been requested by the state presi
dent to make as liberal a contribution
as possible for the relief of their
brothers in the flocd districts. Peters
burg Aeric WILL make it's contribution
o-mOrrow night
Frank T. Drake. an aged and re-
spected Confederate veteran. was
stricken suddenly ana totally blind
Yesterday AT his home on Rowe Street.
ana ms sight has nat been restored.
The Norfolk and Western Railway
Company has issued instructions Ia ITS
agents ~ receive and transport free
over us line all food. clothing or other
supplies contributed for the relief OF
sufferers in the Hood districts
Ihc Rev. II. W. Battle, ID. d. OF
chariottesviile, chaplain general of the
sl"'a uVisioh. sons OF Confederate
veterans viii deliver his lecture on the
Lille and Character of Jefferson Davis
seioEe the Petersburg sons next Fri
day evening.
serscaut Pendergast. of WIlmington.
n. e. armed with requisition. caused
inc arrest Of Jesse Crahtree. a white
man today. who has been in the city
Tor some time, on the charge OF selling
liquor and running blind tiger in
Wiinihtton. lie hft Tonight with his
prisoner for North Carolina
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-01

r. A. BIBsoN, r. r D. No Dillwyn Va. 1ot0
JAMES CTIIO HARDAW!AY. Farmvillc Va. 900
MISS THELNIA JOHNSON. Crewe Va. ..... 1000
WM. Il. JOHNSON, JR., Elberon, Na...... 225l4
MISS ELLEN NASE Hebron, Va. .......... LOCO
MISS KATliE NICHOLS. Arvonia va 1874
BILL STEPHENSON. Ivor. Va. r. L. D.
No, ;::.:.,:...:.. Observation-Disclosures. 1900
MASTER FRANCIS ROSE. Stony Crock. Va 92is
MISS LoUlSt TkoTTER, Lnwrencevillc, Va. $500
ct'tNS /. WALkhle Walkers Ford. Ya... 5000
MISS CELIA WHITETIURST Welwater va oe7o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-01
TWO DEATHS REPORTED.
One Tint Of Newport News Woman md
Othcr Infant.

Mrs. Charles r. Carter. formerly
Miss lda Verde. of Petersburg. died in
her home In Newport News yesterday
morning. Tho body was brought 10
this city this afternoon and taken di
rect 10 Blandford Cemetery, whore the
services were conducted by Tho Rev.
y. X. Love. Mrs. Carter was thirty
years old. and Is survived by her hus-
band. mother and several brothers AID
sisters-somc living in Nawpor. News
and some in this city
Robert Lee, tho six-year -old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs John Fl. Cornett died
yesterday I'm the home of his parents
on Grove Avenue, after an illness OF
two weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-01
District No. 3---Pony Contest

DISTIkItT No. compriseS MI territory known
as South Richmond, Including Swanbboro md E,or
est Hill.
MASTER ALVIN ALvIs go Clopton St,
Swansboro. Va ............... mo
MISS MARY ALEYsE GoDSEY l25 F. 18Th
o. -. '.......... 2c.5S2
MISS MARGARET KNIGHT. 11ol Decatur st 81 500
SULLIVAN NEAL. as Decatur st !, am
. "Ioe IOCiSi noN' l ~ Albany Ave 1000
Woodland Heights .............. % IN,
HARPER SHELTON PLEASANrs. Forest
ROBERT WARREN HARRISON, 25Io Iinr-
grove ave ''''''.'' ...',..'....,....... SAG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-01
News Of Petersburg

day as now, with minimum wnso or
SO lie cents par hour. The request for
these changes was made In q paper
presented to the employers o week
ago. and has not boen accepted by tho
lattor. The result Is that tho union
machinists have left Of work, claim
Ing that they were discharged, and
that they have been denied the p11v..
ilege OF placing their case before the
employers At present there appears
no prospect OF the early settlement OF
the difYorannes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-01
SUDDEN ILLNESS.
brunswick County Farmer Falls tn
cnnsciOus ON Sfrccf

!. VI Kirkland, a farmer OF Bruins
WICK County. WAS taken suddenly i'll
on Sycamo ore Street in front of the Ma
tionai Bank to-day and fell uncon-
scious from an attack OF vertigo. He
was attended by physicians. and was
subsequently placed in an automobile
and sent TO the home % his son, J. l.
kirkland, Oh Ferndale Avenue
little four ycar-old daughter O,
MI and Mrs. Charles Sleeve. was
thrown from buggy in Dinwiddie
Just beyond Butterworth's Bridge, yes
'eroay' ihe wheels or the buggy pass
cd over her Fortunately she fou ON
sort ground and was not hurt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-01
CONDUCTOR INJURED.
knocked Under Train and Right leg.
~ f'uf on.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
NohesVilie. Va, March 31.-While
backing out his train on n side track
~ NolSesNillc recently, Conductor
samuel Dawson was knocked from the
train BY a truck loaded with express
matter. which was standing too near
tho tracks. throwing him under the
the knee and a part of his left foot.
JIG was taken to a hospital IN Wash i,
ington. My. Dawson is one OF the
most efficient conductors in the employ
az the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-01
CLEANING ur DAYS.
tprii Il aud Ia Dcsignnted by Magyar
of PcterSburx

Mayor Cameron has issued a procia
nation designating Monday and Tues
day. April Is and IL as special clean.
Ing days In Petersburg, and urge
every citizen 10 aid the authorities
In the work. The Council recently
appropriated the sum OF 5000 10 re
move all trash and garbage placed on
the streets in front OF homes and bust
ness places.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-01
New RECORD III robnceo sales.

Especial to The Times Dispatch,
Winston Salem. ~ c. March al
Leaf tobacco sales on this market since
August 1 We're 2S. 23l.220 pounds. this
being tho largest amount the market
has ever sold In any one year since
1t was established forty years ago.
new record was also made for average
price. which was IS l2 cents per
pound. Shipments OF manufactured to-
bacco this month aggregated 5,i2o,
63d Ia pounds, this being an increase
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-01
District No. 2---Pony Contest.

DISTRICT 70. comprises all territory I'm Rich
mond north OF the james River md of second
street tnciudinE Second street,. also including
Highland Park and Chestnut Ill., v
THOMAS c. ANDREWS, PIG Venable st ooo
Nii' +NNNf-o ~ " ELL Jus H. Broad St.. 1,oi0
MISS MATTE CoGfiii-t" No III y 9th ST.. 1000
JACOB GROSfIINSNY, 1912 Il. Broad st 67u
MALCOLM HARWEII. 31i f. Marshall ST | oOo
JOHN s. TOMBSTONE 36O4 T.. Broad st 5s3,
WALLACE MchEai" 2'2o y Marshall ST.. 1910
MABEN 4. MARTIN SIC L. Clay st cko
JACK OTEY. 400 " eth St... Ae,e
MISS EDITH SMITH. COS n. 2lst ST oo1
j. CARLTON STiNCII.. 31l n. 2lst st oogS.
JACK WRIGHT. No. s Fifth St 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-01

of beer together with complete out.
mt. The entire plant was destroyed
The Same officers on December 81. 1912.
captured IA fully equipped distillery.
and arrested Marion. who gave bond
Tor his appearance before the United
states Court at Abingdon on hlay ..
Flournoy Dalton and William Nes-
tor. who had been arrested on anothe,
raid made by the officers,s appeared be-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-01
DIFFERENCES EXISTS.
Union MachInists and Employers Are
Stili Apart.

The union machinists and employers
IN TINS city are still apart on the ques-
ton OF wages and hours of work. The
machinists are demanding nine holfs
us days work. instead OF "A ten-hour
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-01
District No. 7---Pony Contest.

DISTRICT No. comprises Nppomnttox, Camp
hell bedford, BotrtOurt, Grcensyic. Iuncnburp.
MeeklentnrS Charlotte. Halifax, Pitsylvnnn. Henry
mud Franklin Counties.
MISS MARY L. AAllS, Virgina, Va. Is 500
MISS LYNoI4EE ATWOOD, Appomattox. Va 600
MISS HELEN ANDERSON, Bedford. va.... 1850
j. y. ARTHUR, JR, Lawyers. Ya.......... 1901
y. B. BARNETT Finchley. Va.............. $500
WM II. COON. Portia Na.,..... 1906
MISS DOROTHY r. FON. Emporia. Va.... 22524
SHEPHERD JOHNSON South Boston Va % San
c. NJ LOFTS. JR.. South Boston va.. sol
MISS ANN f. kESENICH Lynchburg, va 900
MISS JOSEPHINE l.. LUNSFORD. Fincastlo
va Observation-Disclosures. ..12.oi5
rAuL SALl-b1' Charlotte G. H. Va.......... 1902
WILLIE SNODDY Keysvlle. Va. ........ 200
All MISS SS GATE; L. RAGSD-E GIG, Va. $500
CLIFTON TWEEDY Rustburg. Va, Il. f. D.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-01
PARTIALLY Examined.
Young Women Identify Valentine Az
Their AssaiIan..

The case of Charles Valentine. col
ored. under arrest on the charge OF
assailiug and rohbins the Misses Bragg
Friday night in East Washington
street, while on their way home. was
partially heard in the Police Court
this morning. The young women iden-
tilted Valentine as their assatlant VIII
nesses for the defense sought 10 es-
tahlish an albi, and the case was
day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-01
VETERANS TO GETTYSBURG.
Fully 100 old Soldiers Expected 4,

Fully 100 Old Soldiers Expected 10
Attend.
II Is believed that fully 100 vet
Grams, probably more. will go from
Petersburg to the Gettysburg reunion.
over half that number have already
registered their names as intending
to go. A. y. VIII Camp IS anxious that
every veteran in this city shall go and
has takon active steps to make tho
representation as large az possible. A
FUND will be raised to pay transporta-
tion expenses. A. p. Hill Camp will
be the guest Of 81 Philadelphia Post.
g. a. r., during the visit to PennsyI-
vania.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-01
BISHOP RANDOLPH CONFIRMS.
Thirteen Candidates Presented by Rec
tor of (.rncC Church.

The RI. Rev. a. NJ. Randolph. y. D..
bishop Of the Diocese of Southern VIr-
gina. preached to q very large con
grcgation yesterday morning at Grace
church. and administered the rite of
continuation TO "a class OF thirteen can
didates presented by the rector, the
Rev. G. y. Bryan. -. -. There were
eight females and five males in the
class,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-01
District No. g. Pony Contest,

DISTRICT No. q comprises Surry. Sussex, soutb
nmpton, Dinw1ddic, Brunswick, Nottoyyay, BuckInr
hmm. amherst Rockbridgc, Amelia Prince Ed
ward Counties.
ASA ALSPAUGH, Burkeville Va .... I 0oo
ROLLING ATKINSON Champ, Na. in Is5
MISS MARGARET ATWEf.L. 22O High ST.
Petersburg. Va ............ mn
JOE 5. BARKER. Wakefield Va... ! ooo
MISS JESSIE MAY BRITT. Boykins Va % 5oI
MISS MOLINA CHAMBERS. Blackstone Va 80 500
j. f. DELBRIDGE. Warfeld. Va. / S0o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-01
District No. 8---Pony Contest

DISTRICT No. comprises all of virginia nor
Included In Districts 10 :. md the stotror North
Carolina. II
MISS KATHLEEN ANpERrcN. IIaye3 store.
Va. .-..,......',,....... ...... 1900
PAUL T. FLEMING Spray ~ G f........ 1000
O. #. HoRNSBY Seaford Va,...A. ..... 1000.
). BOYD HURLEY urbanno Va....t ..... 400
MAsTER LEON MEADOWS shenandoah, Va 16is
HENRY CLAY NETTLES Mulberry lIsiand
Va. ~; :. .... 1000
MISS MANY oCHlI-INh'E. Eastville, VA. 1000
O !" ROCKS Townsend. Va......... -. 912O9
MISS JULIA WINSTON TAYLOR. Oxford
n c. '..''..,'...,...... ............ ee531
MISS VIRGINIA II. VERNON Fries Va 900
MISS ELIZABETH c WARE Augusta Hotel
Staunton Va' ,.,.............. leoo
CHARLIE n. WOOD, Grottoes. va.... 1000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-01
District No. l---Pony Contest.

mond north Of the James River and of Second
Street trot including Second street, and Barton
Heights and Gintcr Park.
THOMAS ARMSTRONG; JR S14 Barton Ave- Ss42
WILL BRANCH. 7l2 North Ave brookland
lark Observation-Disclosures. I o6o
CLAY DREWRY BLAIR 1915 Hanover Ave. 3I2S
HERBERT CHANDLER, 2419 Hanover Ave. % 500
MORGAN GRAFTON. 400 y. Robinson st % 6e7
CARL FARRAR. 9l7 W. Grace st 90 21i
MISS THELNA GIlI.S, los z. Clay St 2 600
JAMES GOOCH, 25lS Stuart Ave 16173
KENNETH LARI>ABEE. coo Beverly ST.. 1000
STUART MCCONNELL. III Z. Clay st ~ / 900
STUART SELDEN. 2522 Stuart Ave osS
HENRY SNYDER. 2ll3 Hanover Ave. ... 900
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-01
District No. 4---Pony Contest.

DISTRICT No! & comprises nil of Hcnrico
chesterfield Counties, not included In Districts 1,
and :: and i.ouisn. Orange Cupcper. FIuvnnnn, AL
ben'nrlc, Nelson and Augusta Counties.
MISS LUCY CRAWFORD BARRETT, Louisa
va .......... i.157
MISS DAISY Y, BINCi, Free Union, Va. 4
MIS- ELEANOR BROWN. Ettrick. Na....... 1000
CiiNS. STANLEY FORD, Shores. Na........ 900
nitSS Ai.tHl Cool\E, tredericks Hall Va. 1000
sC:Ni'+tp HADEN. Palmyra, Va............ 1895
&. HALL, Alton, Va.
~ - HISS MI sidney. Va, r. +. ID. 2.... 900
MICii aIsl o. hENNON, Matoaca. Va. 1000
STUART LONG, Culpepcr, Va............ 1000
JOE LuSHBAUGH, 1908 Market St. Char
lottesvlie, Va. Observation-Disclosures. 900
J tI NEED stop %. Seven Pines Road 200
MISS SALLY WATSON MAGRUDER East
ham Va ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
MiS;s LOUISE: r. SLOVENIAN. Columbia, Va. 972l
1 =, ~ w i-SI, Seven Pines Va......... 1000
EARLY THOMAS TERRELL, JR. Buckncr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-01

III hand to establish quarantine az far
hs possible. and prevent an epidemic
from sweeping the County of Carroll.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-01

livery Boy and Girl securing $50 in subscriptions and not
winning another prize, will be given $50 Gold Watch
Very few active candidates entered in the Pony Contest
Look at the published list Of candidates. and you will that you
easily a Pony and Outfit in the next two weeks
Votes Counted TO A. NJ. Friday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-01

of eai47t pounds over same month
last year
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER sss-s. r. No. .514.

~
AN ACT authorizing cities Of this state, hav.
Ing I population Of 10000 inhabitants or
less, to issue and sell their negotiable bonds
for the purpose OF taking up and paying OF
Be II enacted BY the Legislature Of the state
I Of Minnesota: ..555. + %5z Js5: = ? Re
powers granted by law to the several cities Of
the State of Minnesota, which rights and
powers shall not be abridged by this act,
Qr. existing under and by virtue Of q home
Midnesota. and having population 81 "a, 900
cially5 promulgated state. or United States
census, the power and authority to issue and
ssl hereinafter provided the nesSt'anle
ala city. tho provisions Of tho laws s this
any, n.y. such city to the contrary ,notwithstands
inx and notwit hstandinE the amount Of the
indebtednessso Of such city. Ia
act shall IS held to mean and include all
o,itstanding bonds which sha1l be. ut the time
Of the passalgs q this act. passed 5dae ana
]. Sec. 2. Bonds of any such city issued un-
der the authority Of this act shall be issued
IN the following msnnes e "a VIZ The com
iority vote Of III members, authorize the 10
The BOND e sn saa
shall Sc go. III 0 @ not i IL
be Hxed by such council Such bonds to g
Council s saaI ~ and IS
said city and sseled With tho $50 III city,
70 the hishsst rssponsibls eiddsr. sfter notioe
published ut least once Il M e9ch Week for
sae seni ss 9s s1ls I ss,
No city shall pay b coihmisston sxcssdinE old
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER 345-s.. r.. No. u.


AN ACT to amend Chapter 1885, General Laws
bf Minnesota 1911, entitled ''An Act relat-
+, ing. to the acquisition Of lands for streets.
class and the Improvement and government
thereof and the Improvement and government
Of existing streets and parkways."
30 II enacted by the legislature OF the State
\ Section i. That Section 2 Of Chapter 1875,
Section 2. After the adoption Of the reso-
luton It shall be the duty Of the city engineer
and survey Of such proposed Improvement,
showing the character course and extent Of
n aae tss t.
property 80 far. as the engineer can readily
may in the opinion Of the engineer 30 proper
to explain such plat and survey ana the char
acter and extent Of the proposed improve
when such plat and survey shan Be finally
adopted by the city council, It shall be nled
show show Correctly the character and Extent 81 81
the improvement actually greed upon and
ordered by the city council # &S ssf Z "A s
land taken from each owner. 30 far a. the
owners may be known. and the lands fcontisu
The city council shall then or afterwards
appoint five freeholders Of said city. no two
Of whom shall reside in the same ward, a.
ascertain and award the amount Of damages
and compensation to be paid to the owners OF
property which il to, be taken or injured by
such Improvement, and to assess the amount
Of such damages and compensation and the
expense Of the Improvement upon the lands
ment, and In proportion to the benefits to be
received by each parcel and without regard
to cash valuation. }SssS,s ]. M
Three or more commissioners shall consti-
any! duty required Of such commissioners; and
they shall be snotinsd Of their appointment;
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
Z Pres.t Of the

f5Qls Pres't Of the Council I"
+ Sec g Section 3 Of said Chapter 1S5
SHAH be and is hereby amended 20 as to read
section g. Amy person whose property is
sessed for benefits under any Of the provisions
Of this chapter, and who deems that there Is
council or, action, Of the commissioners. by
reason Of which the award Of the commits
t4 the De e
awarded to him for the taking Of or inter-
ferencs with his property Or With the amount
affected by such proceedings. may at any
time before such award or assessment shall
CITY clerk. in writing. his objection to such
confirmation, setting forth therein specifically
the a e
Withstandins such objections. the city council
person objecting shall have the right to
appeal from such order Of confirmation OF the
city council the ae ds%s
order. such appeal shall be made by serving
written notice Of such aRpea! upon the
the property Of the appellant affected by such
award, and refer to the objection nled as
and Sy etg to taS
% a ha asiy t. the penal al
p eeiss naa @ the city clerk sha make
court COPY or the award Of said commits:
sioners as copnrmed by the council H. and Of
and and Of the objection filed by the appellant
as Aforesaid. 81! certified by said clerk to be
ithR hs
Be taken from any awardy It shall not be nee,
essary that the clerk in appeals subsequent
: certif,ed copy Of tie appellant objections.
There shall be no pleading on such appeal
n lyvhpfhpr5 there was In the DrOCeAO1nRa
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER a3e-H. =. No. ST.

Al ACT 1865, g amend se s:iop By 1 Section Se!
the General Laws. 1e11. relating to tn.
buying and selling Of impure milk and
cream cream; and providing standards Of purity
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Section j. That Section ! Of Chapter 21s q
the General Laws Of Minnesota for 1911
which is an amendment to Section 1889, Re
amended by Section 2, Chapter 42s OF the
General Laws Of Minnesota for 1909 be and
the same is hereby amended SO as to read al
1889 No person shall sell or knowingly
buy unwholesome or adulterated milk oil
well cooled and aerated, or to which preserva-
tives have been added; milk drawn from cows
kept In a crowded condition or in places not
cause are filthy or unsanitary. or from un.
clean or diseased cows, or those fed with >dis.
tillery waste. brewers grains. waste Of vim;
silos. properly managed: milk drawn from
e etes Fivnr brth to caf and milk
stables where any animal Is housed. or in any
place where bad air exists, and cream taken
from unwholesome or ad1lterated milk, o.
cream the water and milk solids Of when me
be deemed unwholesoms and adulterated with
in tho meaning Of this chapter. Milk from
which any normal ingredient has been abb
stracted. or milk containing any substance
not normal constituent thereof, or contain
mg moro than eighty-seven per cent Of water,
or containing less than three and one-fourth
per cent OK butterfat. containing less than
thirteen per cent Of total milk solids, and
cream. in which there is less than twenty
per cent Of butterfat, or which contains any
foreign thickening or coloring substance. or
any abnormal ingredient whatsoever. shall be
deemed adulterated; shall any article OF
adulterated milk or cream. except as herein-
after provided. No person producing milk
or cream for market or exchange, or for man.
ufacturtng the same into articles of food shall
feed milch cattle any distillery waste or
brewers grains or the waste Of vinegar or
which 10 decAyed and unhealthy.
u Section z. This act shall take eject and be
in force from and after its passage. r., =
Approved April II, 1918.