davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09

-
III tn Al ggysls
M q y d 81 IN! s.
gfe,,r tssasaS G assS MI B
~ Asc. ssnch county la1al ppoant
paid 3 tse inca
sec 5. IL. board 81 Count
0f such counties this shall q
luton authorize the county assessos sssa
appraisers Of empioyses - i
SO the once 81 eounty md md
4 iss IL
@ Sec The Board g COUNTY 'otnniission-
propriats ana expend s. such manner ana IN
such amount, as shall be deemed nscsessary:
sany money needed 10 sdefray the sapense q
sssessor; such + expenditure Is include the
any period deemed nscs:saf 81. tns payment
or other employees In travelling from place to
pense reasonably and directly tending to the
e e ss s sse
with tho consent 81. the county sssessor.
regularly passed BY : tho Board & ~ county
cennrnissioners Of suoh counties, shell be paid
ssuant to pay-roM certified ~ ths county
assessor. Other moneys and all .dGhsr Eexpendi-
lures herein provided for shati bs made %
n Sec. g. In determining sts any tina to
what. counties. this act shall apply reference
shall be had to the United States Census last
Bee. & hi. act shall t.ks ss.et and be
IN force from and after its passags.,
Approved April ., 1913.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
cHAPrER 207--e r ~ Aa2 81.

CHAPTER 2o7-s. B. No. esq.
AN ACT to authorize counties having NO rail-
road connection with the county seat, to
Be It enacted 81 the Legislature Of the. State
Section ni.''1 Any county IN thi. stat. whore.
p pect,on with any other part e the county !.
t. aa % as
fe sa ppe =
provided. But no bonds shall be issued BY
any county to- any amount. that shall exceed
s cent q q the taxable
erty to be ascertained and determined BY the
last assessment of said property made. for the
vious to the mourning Of such Indebtedness:
nor shall such bonds be issued to- an amount
u e ye cent
Sec: 2. The aid to be contributed to the
county sha 3. by the bonds Il 81 n county
to be issued to or for the use Of such railroad
the .pes until
2 mutual agreement In relation thereto shaii
have been arrived at e hereinafter specified
been arrived at, the county commissioners OF
such county shall be authorized and REQUIRED
Sec Whenever yer any sues railroad IL :s,. com ON
section, it shall make and deliver to the
ppopositon IN writing a1 Signed by the president
and secretary OF said railroad company. and
sealed with its seal, which proposition shall
desired. the time when payable, whether pay.
able before maturity ct the option OF such
county, and the rate Of Interest which they
thin a statement specifyinF When SAID bonds
are to be delivered with reference to the time
snd CONTAIN sst
such bonds may be deposited in escrow prior
to delivery 10 the railroad company; and IN
full name and residence OF the trustee who
shall be the custodian Of the bonds Of said
such proposition shall be aled. shall immedi-
BY hita. and transcribe the same into the REQ
org TN m sSnt q arriving at such
tual agreement as is hereinbeforee specified
i. Upon receiving such proposition. the
county auditor Of such county, when directed
BY the Board of County Commissioners of
sas .eeton to Be- Ssa the
places OF holding elections therein and at
less than fifteen days or more than thirty
days from the date Of such order Of the
tton by said railroad company for the issue
Of the bonds Of such county. Such notice
election precinct in such county at least ten
days before the day Of such election and shall
also be published at least twice before such
election IN one newspaper in each village and
city in such county in which q newspaper Is
published and If there Is no newspaper pub
lisheA In such county, then such notice shall
be SO. published in a newspaper publsheA In
the nearest place thereto In which one 10 pub.
lished. f-f..3s%4sf5- " g
The vote at such election shall be by ballot
prepared by the county auditor Of such county
and shall be substantially in the form g fol
lows: - ~
.'Shall the County Of issue ita
bonds in the sum OF with interest al
a rate not exceeding per annum for
the purpose of aiding the construction Of q
railroad which is to originate at and
to terminate at In said county? Desig-
nate your choice by making an ''x'. opposite
the word Eyes II you vote tor the bond
issue. or opposite the word mo II you vote
against the bond ISSUE" ~
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER 2os-H, r. No, Al

AN ACT relating to the assessment 81 land
through which q drainage ditch hasl beet,
constructed under county Sor judicial ditch
Be i enaoted 81 tn. Legislature Of ths stat.
Section l.. In all cases whore s. drainage
county O. judicial ditch proceeding. It si,ail
be the duty. of the persons and boards having
TO do with the mixing of the assessment,
when determining the valuation OF such land
for taxation purposes, to take into considera-
tion q reduction In the acreage Of each tract
or lot suficient to cover the amount Of land
actually used for the ditch and its waste bank.
s Approved April s. 1913 iS5 5. e: I;
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER 231-s. F. No. 400.


AN ACT entitled IAN act uthorizing cities
oe this state now or hereafter: having a
nopniafion 81 over hity Thousand inhab itants
s1s fns issue and sell their bonds and to use
\ the proceeds thereof 81 for the purpose Of
/ purchasing and acquiring lamps. lamp-posts,
siamp-heads, pipes. globes, burners and any
and All other Sfxtures,, Instrumental ties, app
e pliaI,ce1 lor equipment necessary convenient
81 proper for lighting the streets and public
enacted by the Legislature Of the state
& one HUNDRED TWENTY THOU
SAID DOLLARS ($125. O00l LIGHTING
EQUIPMENT ROEDs. AUTIIoRIZED.5se Sec
tIon i. In this state now .. or here here
Esssnd intiab itants. IN addition to all powers
sncssessed ~ such city. is hereby authorized e
and empowered, acting by and through 4. the
Icity council or common council Of such city.
~ ordinance OF resolution duly enacted OF
E,bSSsed: by an Ia fhrmativ i've vote q not less
than twosf of all members elect OF ssasn
such council or common, eo sas
there be hut one body by IN aff'Ina ..ss
Evots Tot not less than o-thirds q sue en-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09

G.5 CHAPTER 205- IS. F.. No. az q
AN ACT to amend Chapter one hundred and
Fix 400 Of the Revised Laws 1905. as
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09

On Arr1,n 4 rs. eoo.s
AN ACT sntitls "a ,Act relating 81, 50 town
enc sssns e ' G ~. a se
p o sas s; s. s. 3sss q ~.
section 4 Th.t 81 election, s town .nd
village onlser.. in Az towns and yillages hay
q 81 s.ta
and conducted under the so-called AUSTRALIAN
Ballot system. : g. provided BY law for gem
ticabls. This shall relate TO no preliminarl.s
! and the preparat1on q ballots. e here
Sec: 2 CANDIDATES Tor such otnces shall NE
a IN. amdayit Ct least two go weeks before slss=
sion with the Village SSeco5Sss
fee Of one Dollar lar; ;iiss1 such afidavit
ohal! Ra substantially AZ provided by chapter
partisan ofices. There shall IS no Primary
Election. hut tho ming Of such atiidayits shall
e 81 ooa naos
general town or village election The town clerk
and Village recorder shall prepare and have
inequalities. the necessary tally sheets and bal
lots t9r such election The ballots shall % &c
tor. The ballots shall contain no party desig-
nation of any candidate. and the names Of the
the ballot alphabetically according % the
surname Of such candidate The ballots shah
be counted, tailed and preserved as In gem
eral elections. except that tho town clerk or
village recorder. shall be the final custodian
Of such ballots, Of his respective municipal
ity. "A. sample ballot shall be posted at the
place Of election at least two (2) days before
such election by the officer whose duty 1t is to
prepare such ballot. ~ ia ii z
Sec. 8. All OF the provisions Of laws now
In force relating to offences and penalties in
connection with general elections are hereby
made applicable TO town and village elections
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage
Approved April 8. 1913. 3
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09

CHAPTER III II. No ~. s
AN#ACT@ tos amend Sub divisionA Two Of Sec;
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER Us e. r. s4es s.

MAJ 11ksE &AASIT
AN ACT entitled n .:An aots to $validaA the Is
u suances OF village bonds in certain cases.
BE It enacted by the Legislature OF the State
Of Minnesota: ss 5ss&s n y
Section That whenever any village has
heretofore duly determines. Or attempted I 1t to
eights Of tho voters voting upon the question
at any general or special election held therein.
to issue Its bonds for the purpose Of refund
ing its floating Indebtedness, but the resoluti4u
of the governing body thereof deteTmining to
submit the question Of the issuing cot such
bonds to the electors, and all subsequent pro.
ceedings failed to specify the exact rate OF
issue Of bonds is hereby. IN all respects. vail
dated and dclared to be the legal obligation
LOT such village at such rate Of interest a. may
have been or may be agreed upon between
the governing body Of such village and the
purchasers Of such bonds, not exceeding, how
ever, the rate Of six per cent q per cent? per
annum. payable annually Or semi-annualiy.-
q Sec = This act shall not ahect any
pending actions involving the validity. Of any
such bonds, or any Of the rights Of tho par
ties thereto. 5aS i* ..
r. Approved April 3, 1913. i%ts'.S Il " /- z
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09

81 81 d sss
3Sedon q Tnat II. diy1u iess On u
2eo6. of thu ReYlsed lsaWS o. M1nnsDo
Sniioys. u
1 Or holding % Inquest. aeslars,
FOR each day'sS neceesary attendanseS ter the
mileage ~ above. and s1b ctS. s. per folio for
writing the record inclsrdi testirnoqy Fof
witnesses - I'M
B Sc. Q All acts and parts Sof actsIS m
consistent Nth the Provisions q this ast a1s
Il sec.{s 81 s. This net shall tAks eject and be
il force from and 81 er IT. passage
& Approved April o. 1913. .%fa.:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09


% thor u 81 NJ
raola6i1k aa dp&e9A z ~ kdgE 10 eoLls
ply With lths q. eder4l Bpch
seftidcate viii - II antsd Snty stock ptlEs
chased II l1inn1 from IN ln5pected nllA
sry g g forsisn stock inspeeted - Ain 4,
provisions " this act shall he subject to tho
penalties provided Ia Section 1850. Chapter
49, Rsviskdt Laws Of MINNESOTA, 81
S Bee .. Tho State Inspector shall bs8 re-
quired on or before December 1st Of each
year t9 submit . report and financial stAt e-.
lnent ~ the Governor of the State. covering
{ SEC. q. For All sxpenses necessery S. car
by Appropriated from the Sstate treasury from
money! NOT other wise appropriated the sum
Of three thousand dollAra ($3, 0O00O for the
fiscal year ending July d, 1914 ana yne
same amount for the hscal year ending July
81, 1915. All fees collected hereunder shall
be paid into the treasury Of the State OF
Minnesota and added to the State Entomol-
ogist's appropriation for combating Injurious
Sc. IL. Sections 2ssa ana PISA Of CHAP
ter 90, Revised Laws Of Minnesota, 1905. are
5 Sec. i2. In view Of an existing emergency
this act L. to become q law Immediately AFT
er its passage and Signature by the Gov
Approved April 8. 1918. .sl.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09


iSi 81 nsTt asu1n
SVd tl6ca tee II DC ~
i,e said sfste andltor
az al hid state ttsa su g e
ana the stnte hall pay upon sac sa,.a
the due upon any snen t ss "a
.tfafate az Indebtedness said warrants g L w
drawn In favor of and to- the order gf the
peisor Or persons ho1ding said acates q q
ihs time the same are present esi for5 pay
Sec Sec. s. That Section eaof Chapter so2. Cen
eral Laws o. Minnesota for the year l9ll ~, De
and the saIne Is hereby amended by aad ~
Frovidsd. that the proceeds q rentals and
other revenue derived from such arInorles
may be, devoted and applied by the a11no oa
board OF commanding officer controlling tho
same, to the maintenance, extension. improve
ment and equipment thereof. ~: s
81 sec. g. All Of the provisions Of THIS acf 9 q
of any previous act Of witch this , act q, 4
apply to any division Of naval militia now OF
hereafter. OF gained in this state:
8 Sec. q. That Chapter A General Laws OF
Minnesota Tor the year 1912. extra session,
be and the same is hereby repealed
So Approved April 8. 1913 49, =. IN
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09

CHAPTER 227--s. r. No. 42s.
AN ACT regulating the hours for opening
and closing polling PLACES TAT all village
elections held in all Villages In this STATE
4 having q population of more than eight
hundred 600 Inhabitants.
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of the State,
OF Minnesota: rs 80 2
!. section j. In all villages Of this State.
having E population OF more than eight hum
luton Of the Village Council passed at least
thirty 800 days before such election be kept
open at any village election from nine 20
o'clock a. M. until nine % o'clock p. M.
No adjournment or intermission whatever.
shall be taken except as provided In case
Of general. elections. 5s-S
SEQ. e. This act shall take effect and be
In force from and after its passage. n
45 Approved April o, 1913.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09

@ CHAPTER 21S- j.. No. o8.
AN ACT to- amend sub-dIvislon 3 OF Section
four thousand ono hundred nine t410e) Re-
vised Laws Of Minnesota 1905 relating to
the service Of summons on foreign corpora
lions % s -. $5ffg s :,
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of the state
Section :. i. That sub-diyision 8 Of section
400 Revised Laws Of minnesota, 1905 pc
and the Same 10 hereby amended 80 ~ to read
as follows: S3iS5s q "a. 3&St 6s S<1at9;
..:3 II the defendant be foreign corpora.
ton the summons may be served by deltver-
ing copy to any Of It's officers or agents
within the state, provided that any; foreign
corporation. having an agent y. this state
traffic or either thereof over Its lines out
side Of this state may be served with sum
agent. If q foreign insurance corporation.
two copies shall be delivered to the insurance
commissioner, who shall fle one in his of
fee and forthwith mar the other postage
prepaid to the defendant at its Home Office. :
SEQ. 2. This act shall take effect and
Approved April 8, 1913.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09

CHATTER 217--- 8. {. g.. No. "a a
AN ACT to amend Section 4170 o. the Re-:
repeating the jury Zee. I.. ..sS
Be # enacted by tho Legislature Of. the STATE
of Minnesota go RS
5vised Laws Of Minnesotx 1906 be and the
same is Hereby amended 20 90 to read a ls
: = II -Either psrty rray challenge the
panel OF individual jurors thereon, Tor the
same causes and "a the same manner az IN
criminal trials, u except that but three per-
emptory challenges shall be- allowed On either
side, and that full panel shall be called:
In the first instance II where be more than
one party on a side,a they shall Join lnS any
challenge made; but ifs act1ons be consoli
for purposes of trial. each party shall retain
less the court shall otherwissk Dir chal-
lenges5 shall be made alternately, Beginning
with the defendant. = q 90 Il s5s
in force from and after its passage
Approved April 9. 1918. .;ti,E .l5sst35
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09

sc = 7Fse-sSsSs
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09

y :. Z; ]; -.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09

CHAPTER 2l2-H. r. No 304. ssa
AN ACT to amend Section n Of Chapter 344,
to the preservation, propagation, protection,
taking, use and transported ton Of game and
fish ard certain harmless birds and animals.
BE it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16
CAMEL NATIVE OF AMERICA
Began as Protolop in Pliocene
Period, SAYS DR.. Lull.

New Haven. March 1.-the camel is
not A native of Africa. but of the United
States, Professor Richard S Lull. Of the
Yale chair of paleontology. declared yes
terday. The professor said that il started
as "A protolop about the size Of a jack
rabbit back in the Pliocene period. lie
continued:
I'VE find the camel in state Of evo-
luton from the late Eocene period 10
the Glacial period. The main line of de-
scent, as we have come TO know il in the
ship OF the desert later. appears on the
other continents as the dromedary OF to-
day.
There are two side lines which have
totally disappeared. one was of brows-
ing camels, remains OF which were dis
covered by a Yale expedition five years
ago. eliminating in a curious extinct
creature whose length Of neck and limb
was so similarly suggestive Of the giraffe
as to suggest similarity Of habits. Their
habits were TO browse on the tops Of
growing trees in the semi-arid regions.
The other line were not much larger
than sheep, but were animals of great
grace and agility. From the length of
their teeth and other features We inter
pref them as upland grazing forms. Their
career. however. was exceedingly brief
and We know little OF their antecedents
and nothing OF their descendants"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16
HERE FOR TIME TESTS
French Officers to Compare
Washington and Paris.

Two officers OF the army and two Of the
navy of France arrived here on the
French liner La Provence last night from
liavre. They are to help determine the
exact difference in time between Wash
ington and Paris.
The visiting French officers are Colonel
Gustave A. Ferrie and Captain Paul Lee
vesGue. of the army. and Lieutenant LII
dovic Driencourt and Lieutenant Charles
de Y. Gignon. of the navy. They Will
leave to-day for Arlington. where they
VIII meet representatives OF the United
States army and navy and conduct tests.
BY the use Of the powerful rado-telc
graph stations at Arlington and on the
Einel Tower in Paris the exact time can
be determined within a hundrcdth of a
second. The officers will determine the
exact time Of transmission of signals. and
by deductlng this from the time the mes
sage or signal is received at either station
the exact time between the capitals will
he found.
The officers were met at the French
Line pier last night by Lieutenant John
III. Newton. aid to Captaip Albert Gleaves.
commandment OF the New York Navy Yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16
STRIKE OVER. UNDERSTAND
Union Goes Back to Jewish Dailies
with Victory.

According To- a statement from the
striking Jewish reporters received last
night. the following has happened:
Newspaper writer's OF Union goes
back To work with "A victory after %
days strike in which ~ men and womens
stuck TO the ranks not one deserving. The
strikers who won partial victory were
received In welcome manner by the
publishers and now the East Side will
breathe freely once more for their novels
and yarns which they like very much
And that almost settles the matter.
They add. however. that:
THE Honorable Major William j. Gay
nor promised to Mr. Charles Heinrich and
"a committee Of news writer's that he was
in favor of having unionized newswriters
and he pledged that he would appear at
the Cooper Union meeting and speak for
the cause"
The papers concerned are The Jewish
Morning Journal The Jewish Daily
News" and Die Warheit."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16
SPRING ARRIVES WITH
ELEPHANT CHORUS
Big Show, More Magnificent
than Ever, to Open in Garden
Next Saturday Afternoon.

SHillE Is mere.
\ wakeful child in First avenue tene-
ment house heard the trumpeting of An
elephant last night. This morning Jake,
the boy biologist. reported camel tracks
in the mud. The upper East Side. which
never hears the robins call or the honk,
honk OF the wild geese passing north
ward. depends upon the circus TO be its
harbingcr of spring, and the elephants
never fail.
They came last night in the fog-tortN
elephants, three herds of camcls, go
horses, 10 cages of animals and forty
clowns. They had emerged from their
winter habitat at Bridgeport carly in the
afternoon. To arrive At Mott avenue AT
twilight Thence they trekked southwark
reversing the policy Of fcathcred har-
bingers of spring. to Madison Square
Garden where they will remain for sew
oral weeks
The Greatest Show on Earth" opens on
Saturday afternoon. Cleopatra is rein
carnated again. and in a brand new
green satin gown will review tho stu
pendous pageant" of soldiers. horses. Gle
phantS and dancers. To please Cleo
pa;Ia's royal fancy and the public's Curl
osity. too. the freaks have been rein
stalled in the side show.
There are men born without arms. with
out legs, giants and dwarfs, Siamcse
twins. what the circus literary lights term
man and women OF ponderous adposity
and extreme attenuation. and women who
snort boards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16

George w. Da Cunha, seventy one
years old, who gained notoriety some
years ago through his advocacy or
compulsory marriage. is living up TO
his ideas by taking unto himself his
second wife. She was Mrs. Allen j.
swan. wealthy widow and an old
friend Of Mr. Da Cunha.
News Of the wedding, which took
place in Santa Monica, Cal, on Decem-
Der 81, was made known yesterday by
LUZ 4. Da Cunha. who is brother or
the bridegroom and who lives at NO.
2O3 West sgd street. Mr.. Da Cunha
said his brother left this city several
months ago. seeking relief from in
huenZa. He started on a trip 10 the
canal zone. and his whereabouts were
unknown until recently, when Mr.. Da
Cunha received a letter and some pos
tai cards dated Santa Monica. cal,
which informed him of the marriage.
LUZ \ pa Cunha said his new sis
ter in-law was an old friend OF his
family her parents being intimately
acoIainted with the parents of the Da
Cunha brothers. Mr.. pa Cunha was
unable 10 recall the maiden name OF
Mrs. Swan nor remember anything
about her former husband. He said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16
WOMEN M. DIS HER0INES
Crepe Way Through Smoke and
Warn Firemen of Explosives.

The prompt action of two women doc
tors, DR.. Mary II. Haton the well known
suffrage advocate. and Dr. Elizabeth VI.
Becker. probably saved Fire Chief Dun .
and several fircmen from death or seri-
Gus injury I'm a fire which burned out the
top floor OF the old Madison Hotel. now
an office building at No. 6l6 Madison ave
nue. yesterday morning.
The noise OF the fire engines awakened
Dr. Halton. who lives near by at No. 81
East 18th street. but who has her Office In
the Madison avenue building. She and Dr..
Becker. VINO was staying with her. CROPPED
their Way through the smoke on the third
floor. and they found some nremen. To
Fire Chief Duffys inquiry as to what
they were doing there. Or. Halton re-
piled:
I'VE came TO save your lives.
She then explained that In the offices
Of DR.. A. Higgins. on the top floor, were
typhoid germs with which he had been
experimenting. and a quantity Of explo-
sive chemicals.
Il thought | would warn you so you
could check the fire before it spread TO
DR.. Hggins's office" said Dr. Halton.
The damage from the fire. which prob
ably had its origin In defective insulation.
was about s.. 90.