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The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13

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iaeAnAss ushhas1's cave, ~ RAisY
eavss, Csss Of IT, OssAs snl ths We
Prsf. Jeha Railar ef tie SrAeel Of
Aiss@ GssAsa, PetssasA - As vesS
ua.Any si0ht aflss . isv aays - IT,
hsAaias 4 ~ astAss, NsA Lsvis
nailk, uhs sassAay s.1sssA . slsshs
sf ssseaezH
We'd ssaes fssa H. DiviAs ssssk
ssstisa thst tAs asAssl sesaAsp q
Assf - vih hs0ia sAss1 IL tUss-
tisth sf this n0nth. Several tAsssasA
AesA sf fine beef eattls viii - ship-
ped frea there this year.
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Several Kaaaas towns report having
had more than half . hundred days
this summer With The thernonetes reg
istesisg shove ths hundred .ark.
Again is there proof that Glesvesd
Spring. is the ideal climate.
A crowd Of yeung folks have gone
to sweetwater for an outing. Among
those going were Mr.. sad Ars- Carrie
to. Hubbard anA Nias Jessie Martins
ef Iowa, JoAa 6ehstts sAl Mr. and
Ms. Beldss Of Celn1b~a Ohm.
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Mis- Aseeehse Haley, dsaSh2er Of
Mss. fiPpstt westssns., county sa-
Pssi.tssAsat Of scAooaa, Issves ts.isht
fer Fsltss, Ms., vhsss 80 viii spsAd
tAs winter attesdiAg ths williams
Woods sslsol for young ladies'.
Joe lAxea and wife Of the RiAs
country we're here Monday Of this
week and enjoyed . visit with Glen
wood friends. They will be leaving
soOa for the Pacific coast where they
will probably spend several months.
R. K Beggs, uncle Of A. J. Dickson,
and T. j. Back and wife, cousins Of
the editor, were here this week o.
their way to their home in Kansas
City after spending some time in tAs
Delta country visiting other relatives
The Rev. Mr.. Klein returned early
this week after attending conference
1t Dosller. He has bsen returned foI
another year in this city sad hi,
many frb.ds ass more than pleased .,
the aetiss Il ~ bishop in seeding hin
boek
IT'S sspss1 that - ess.eil !,
tAsis sssssAiSs ssssisa AGsi1ay svss
~ $1,000 - ysesnAiey - ~
-
y .sss thss ssestisGisss ~ I'll
pssaiAs.
J. A. Evans, Wis sd son u Nssn
Phis, fe.n, ssA party sf frisada, VI.
have Sss. enjoying .. osti.g /. IL
White river essatry for several weeks
returned here carly this week. The!
sePert having had . great time in II
hills.
DR.. g. R. Berger, 10 has been livin;
in Lesdville for several years, has re
Gently moved with his family to Gran,
Junction where they will make thei
home. He announces, however, that b,
will continue to make his regular visit,
to this city.
One Of the most attractive hostelrie
in this city is that Of A. W. Kendricl
the Denver-near the d. L R. g
depot. Everything is spick and spa,
and Art is leaving nothing undone t,
make his hotel one of comfort ant
pleasure to his guests.
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Bud Csrberry and r. F. smythe hav,
returned from their outing among tb'
hills and haunts Of the big game. The,
basged = generous supply Of grous
and had fine time while out. The
say elk are more pIentiful thaa dee
in the territory they visited.
- - -
| c. c. Cs.ady Of ths Bsainess Ne.
league this week nailsl liteeatsre +
every member Of tAs Colesads Stst
Medical sseiety, calling attention :
tAe ses4s meeting - bs hssA hsrs OK
tsser =, Q and ?. TAsfs are sbe.t nis
ha.drsa nsaNses Il IL assseiatisa.
II =.
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13

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The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13
Dougan's Rooms
7zS Crand Az.
PHI. H. VAN CI.zvR Prop.

FOR SALE OR TRADDEuleaweod
business property, s3selsals lssation
and suitable for store o. ssseasraat.
Will sell on good terms fos 'part Of
purchase price or would tsaAs for
good ranch.
A. J. D1cxsoN.
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13

Joe lAxea and wife Of the Ri1s
were here Monday Of this
week and enjoyed . visit with Glen
wood friends. They will be leaving
soon for the Paeifie coast where they
will probably spend several months.
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13

Dsasaiek LADsans ee Hspsis aad
Lie Mary Csosnkina 6alvusei Il tAis
eky wsrs united in nassisss Asoday
~ IL Rev. Father Ossrisaa sf q.
0esPAe,s ehsssA.
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13

1hs esasty osaAissie.sfs were 10
~ ssos ths Past tws wseks. TAsy
seastsd last week - . bsard Of eoual
tanaasa a1a this week w. asvstsA 4
- regular grit Of business
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13

Lev. H. FeeIytAe ef tho EP1eesDal
sAGeh is endeavoFing to essaai.s =
esass to devote evenings to the stuiv
e - life Of Christ He h.s hoPes of
ossssing . large nunbef fsr thfs wsgk.
ss- - = -
~. o Fafkisss vss astsading e ~
1nssss a4his = DAsis Wsa.ss1Av =
- Sssk. 1estGVs 1aeis = pssap~-
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13

Mis- Aaeeshse Haley, daashGsr Of
Ass. fiPpstt Westsfnsa, county ss-
PssintsnAsat Of sehooa, Issves ts.isAt
fer Fsltsa, No, whsss 80 win sPsad
tAs wiater attending ths Williams
Weeds sehsol for young ladies.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
CHAPTER 42o-H. F. No. 1909.

C authorizing cities Of fifty. thousand
Inhabitants and over in the exercise of the
police power by ordinance to designate resi-
dence and industrial districts in such cities
I and classify industries and buildings. which
may be erected and maintained therein, and
prohibit all others.
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the state
OF Minnesota:
Section /. Any city in this State now or
sana inhab aaxaas or a d RDRu' may, in pl the n.' exercise ardss
by the City Council or common Council or
upon petition Of fifty per cent Of the property
owners Of the district sought to be affected.
residence districts IN such Cities and
tells, stores, factories, warehouses;, dry clean
ing plants, public garages or stables, or any
establishment oarntD business Sa,,sas whatso-
Sec. II, Any such City by a like vote Of its
body may also classify industries
nate. define and limit Industrial districts with
in said City where such classes of industries
and Industrial establishments may be erected,
erection. operation and maintenance of
Others within such districts. H.
Sec. III. The said City Council, Common
Council or other governing body of said City
may, at any time thereafter and whenever it
shall find that the character of any residence
or industrial district shall have aye changed ea,t ma 2,
The property owners Of said district. set aside
its former determination and establish q resi-
an Industrial district out of a residence dis
trict, by resolution or ordinance, duly passed,
provided however. that any industry which
district, shall not be disturbed unless the same
shall become a public nuisance.
c,s s ssiac III Any oi , Grd1naaes a ana indss tet isu es.
ia blishments and the establishment of indus
trial or, residence districts, which may have
been heretofore, passed by any such City, is
Sec. y. The provisions. of this act shall not
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
CHAPTER Ais. F. No. 1927.

L AAS @N
AN ACT to facilitate the movement Of live
stock from terminal stations to stockyards.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
Section /. That all live stock arriving at
state, which is billed to any stockyard within
fifteen miles of said terminal where i've stock
Is bought, sold or transferred. shall be de-
uvered to such stockyard within six (R)
hours after its arrival at such terminal unless
prevented BY an act Of God; Of which time
any terminal railroad whose principal bust
ness is transferring live stock from terminal
interchange. points to stock yards for UNI
loading shall be allowed not more than three
(3) hours time of the said six (8) hours
after the live stock has been delivered to 1t
in which to deliver said live stock to the
stockyards chutes.
Sec. 2, That any carrier or carriers fail
ing to comply with the provisions of this act.
shall forfeit. and pay to the state Of Mime
sofa, the sum Of Fifty dollars $50. 0O( for
each such failure, to be recovered in a civil
action brought by the Attorney General. II
two Or more carriers are involved in the
movement Of such live stock, they may be
Joined in one action and judgment recovered
against them all, unless any such carrier
shall establish to the court that the cause
of such failure was not its fault. The. proof
by the state that such stock was not de-
livered in time. shall be prina facie evidence
that all the carriers were liable.
Sec. g. This act shall apply only to intra;
Sec. 4. This act shall. take effect and be
in force from and after it's passage.
Approved April 21, 1913 &
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
CHAPTER 417-H. F; NO. $50

AN ACT to amend Chapter heavyweight G8),
General Laws Of Minnesota for 1911. re-
lating to drunkenness on railway trains and
Intoxicating liquor thereon as a beverage
and providing penalties for Its violation.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
Section i. That Chapter 1wenty-eight (2s),
General Laws Of Minnesota for 1911, be and
the same is hereby amended SO as to read as
"section 1. No person shall while intoxi-
Gated enter or be on or remain upon q rail-
"S Sec. .a :. No person Shall publicly drink any
intoxicating liquor as a beverage In any rail-
way train, coach, or street car, or give seno; or
intoxicating liquor as a beverage. except In a
compartment OF place where such i,quns y
Sec. 3. Persons and corporations engaged
wholly, or IN part, in the business Of c,rrying
employees who shall knowingly permit any
person to drink any Intoxicating liquor as a
oey agee In any n t 5a,lw comp 95ain; Gaac Where or 'ss sueh
liquor is sold or served under the authority OF
a license lawfully issued and any person VIC
guilty Of a m-isdemeanor and upon, conviction,
shall be punished By a fine OF not less than
d dsn asl'q 1;ioc o$5S;og Or Or by %o imp sas% 1ee n1 iRl the
county Jail for not less than twenty (2O days,
nor more than ninety (oo days y -, r.
or street car shall sum1narlly arrest, with or
without a warrant, any person violating any
Of the foregoing provisions and for such pur-
nose shall have the same power and authority
as any peace officers. including the power to
summon assistance and such conductor shall
further have power to deliver any such per
SON to any policeman, constable, or other pub
lie officer of the county In which such offense
was committed, and 1t shall he the duty of
such officer to bring the person charged with
such offense before the nearest justice OF the
peace or municipal court Of the county where
said offense was committed. and to make a
complaint against such person, and such com.
6laint made upon information and belief Of
said officer, shall be sufficient.
Sec. s. No conductor or employee. OF any
railroad company shall expel or allow any
intoxicated person who is. not in the charge
Of a person that is not intoxicated, to depart
from his train at a station where there Is no
police protection. Jail or lookup. but shall
carry such intoxicated person to the nearest
station having police and jail protection.
Sec. 6. The conductor~of any railway train
or street car may take from any person found
violating any Of the foregoing provisions, any
Intoxicating liquor then in the possession OF
such person and deliver the same to the near
est station agent. giving the person from
Whom it is taken a receipt therefor as E s;,oh Upon rsce the
within ten 90 days thereafter such liquor
shall be delivered to the person presenting
same and If not so delivered within such time
shall be destroyed by such station agent.
Approved April 81, 1913.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
mArrrn 41aLH r. Ia. 1o4h.

CHAPTER 419-H. r.. NO. lO4o.-
AN ACT authorizing cities Of the first class
other than cities operating undcr home rule
charters to pension retired members OF vol
unteers fire departments and to levy a
tax for that purpose.
Be 1t enacted by tho Legislature OF the State
Section /. That tho City Council or other
goverBlng body Of every city in this state OF
the first class not operating under a Home
Rule Charter, which has had q volunteer fire
department.. ic hereby authorized to pension
retired members thereof not drawing a pension
from the relief association of any paid fire
department. such pension not to exceed s25
under rules to be established by said City
Cnnlcil or governing body; provided, how
ever, that no such retired fireman shall receive
such pension unless he served actively with
out pay as a member Of such volunteer fire
department for at least four years preceding
the 81st day Of July. 1879. Provided fur
Their, that before any retired member OF
such volunteer fire department shall be en-
titlad to the benefits Of this act, said retired
Of such volunteer fire department
shall first make written application for the
pension herein provided and file the same
with the City ,Clerk: Thereafter said coun'
vestigaticn allow or deny said application as
Sec. 2. Every such city Is hereby author
ICED and empowered to levy q tax for the
purpose Of providing such pensions, not to ex-
coed two-tenths Of one mill, on all tho tax
able property OF such city.
Sec. 8. This act shall take eject and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved April Fl. 1918.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
CHAPTER 1875. T. No. SOC.

~ 49, III - ~ - 49, WV
AN ACT to amend Section 309s. Revised
Laws, 1905, as amended by Section six 80
of Chapter 3S1. General Laws of Minnesota
for 1911. relating to aid for county asri-
cultural, district agricultural, and other
agricultural societies and. associations.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
Of Minnesota:
I. Section /. That Section 309S, Revised Laws
1905, as amended by Section Six C) of Chap
ter 381 Of the General Laws Of Minnesota
for 1911, Is hereby amended so as to read az
"Section so9s. All sums hereafter appropri-
ated to aid county and district agricultural
societies and associations shall be distributed
equally to the senior active county agricul--
tural societies and associations holding annual
fairs, and to the Minnesota state poultry as
ISOLATION, the. Minnesota state butter and
Cheese makers association, the Minnesota
Fanciers. Association, Northern Minnesota
poultry association, the Duluth Poultry asso-
citation, the Northwestern Minnesota Fair AS
ISOLATION, the Southeastern Minnesota. Poultry
Association, the Mankato Fair and Blue Earth
County Agricultural asspciation, the Morrison
County; Cozoperative agricultural society. the
Kandiyohi County Poultry association, the
County Poultry association, the Mower Coun-
ty Poultry association, and the Renville
County Poultry Association, the Faribault
Agricultural and Fair Association. If not re-
ceiying specific. state appropriations, pro rata
to be paid out in premiums at the falls of
only such. societies and associations as have
an annual membership of twenty-five or more.
,maintain, an active existence, hold annual
fairs, and which have paid out in premiums
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
u, ls1B 1000
1910 aeso
81, ls1s 5000
Deporting insane .-......
Detention hospital ex-
penSo ....... ........
Detention hospital ex-

Detention hospital ex- -.
ps Rsass hos hospital J: ''1' = - -
Clinical nanss .nd scientific ''' - 70 80
work for hospitals for 60
minded and penal IL. . AN
cli nalea5i0ns and a.. scientific o. Aet' o'o00
work for hospitals for
insane school Tor feeble
minded and penal I'M
PROVIDED. That for the years ending July
81. 1914, and 1915, respectively. the board Of
prevail Of the state auditor to transfer In
cases OF necessity a portion Of the funds ap-
p pro RI ted { for the current ;nrt,tm,,o expenses nsme, Of any
The st. Peter state hospital. for the insane,
the Rochester state hospital for the insane,
The Anoka asylum. the Hastings asylum, the
school for the deaf, the school for tho blind,
the . school tor or the afs ,fee2 pie mind scn the state tat s pan,
tai for INDECENT, crippled and deformed chill.
Minnesota home school for girls, and the state
hospital farm for inebriates at Willmar to
the use .o Of any n other f,,rt Of the s, 9forfssid %' I'M sud
with the approval Of the auditor, to use the
sums not exceeding in the aggregate $4,000
p maets sef fer Current 1f e s1p21s"e q. N. my o. app the
above.named Institutions:
PROVIDED That said board may without
such consent and approval Of the auditor. use
the. balance Of any appropriation made Tor q
specific purpose at any Institution for. any
other specific purpose in and about such In
situations, after the purpose for which such ap-
ropriation was made has been accomplished;
and S
PROVIDED. FURTHER, That said board is
hereby authorized and empowered to set aside
q portion Of the current expense fund Of any
labor fund for the Introduction and encourage
ment Of such industries as ip its Judgment
may be beneficial to the inmates Of such In
''i PRo%iDS Sho FURTHER, that in cas-. Of the
damage Or destruction Of any insured build
ings belonging to the state, all moneys derived
from the insurance thereon shall be paid into
the state treasury to the credit Of the insti-
the board having the control Of such institu-
ton shall have the right to expend such insur-
ance money upon the repairs Of such building
II repairable; otherwise such money shall be
therefor by the Legislature, for
reconstruction Of the buildings 30 destroyed.
Sec. 10. Whenever It becomes necessary, tn
fund for the payment Of appropriations
the governor, auditor and treasurer may, at
any time prior to July 81, 1918, make such
Say ss1 s'a t. p a. wal Wsrr ant ISSUE Issued rs against . n ns seye-
nue. FUND pursuant to any such appropriation
prior to the time when tho money
s. 81. sSs..a:S: ma rh:as7:; any, my
commodsson Of t' tho state tie Hs. mon . nsossssry
to pay. the interest upon the amount Of such
was made until the money TO redeem such
warrants comes into the state treasury, at the
rate aSresd upon BY tho goyetEner. auditor and
s'i ssa. q: Z: rh ai1: 10y : :e2l0BR sfs :s.st .na ,. In
f's zspf fsss x. 2S4 ia g. Il is1s Ra''''''
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
CHAPTER 4o4ls. =. No. e57.

CHAPTER 4o4-S. ,. No. 257.
AN ACT to authorize the board Of managers
Of the state public school to receive, keep.
train and md homes for certain children
have been found by any institution
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota:
Section /. The Board Of Managers Of the
State Public School IS hereby authorized to
receive. keep, maintain, traik and find homes
other managing authorities Of any Institution
or association which is permitted to receive.
find homes for or secure adoption Tor children
Control may request.
SEQ. 2. The Board Of Managers Of the State
Public School is authorized to visit and in
vcstigate the conditions Of all children for
whom homes have been found by any %institu-
ton within the State Of Minnesota (which has
or may at any time have been permitted by
the State Board Of Control to receive and
find homes for dependent children.
Approved April q, 1918.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
CHAPTER 41o-s. F. No. s4a.

AN ACT to legalize conveyances Of real
estate made by wife direct to husband, and
the records of such conveyances.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
Section i. That. all conveyances Of real
property within this state made prior to
FEBRUARY oath, 1889. in which a married
woman has conveyed real property direct to her
husband shall be and the sane are hereby
ord Of such convcyances heretofore actually
recorded Re- in the off Of s5, the b reg gnt eli Of 4e, assds
legal and valid. and such conveyances and
the record thereof shall have the same force
and effect in all respects for the purpose of
provided .by law in regard to conveyances
in other cases. Provided. that the provisions
Of this act shall not apply to any action Or
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
CHAPTER 41e-H. F. No. a14.

AN ACT requiring certain accidents occurring
to employees in the state Of Minnesota, and
to the Commissioners Of Labor Of said state
with Data and Information concerning the
}} B1ss1ni the ia'a nstar. nc s.n anss and' au IN %alo Il tRs
injury together with copies Of all settle
% apsot to .p pe3eas sac, Sadsr az. or e9 n1s.srbi IN re- :
to repeal Chapter 2s5. General Laws Of 1909,
sisten Mt with h the : provisions .fe Of this Il a. At. 'n''o'
Be It enacted BY the Legislature Of the ststs
Section i. It IL hereby mad. the duty Of
every employer If labor, engaged in Industrial
pursuits, to make or sause to be made report
In the course Of has or her employment and
which causes death or serious injury, within
4s hours Of the occurrence Of such injury and
of all other accidents which occur to any Of
It's. his Or their employees within the scope OF
their employment within fourteen days after
that such injuries are sufficient to wholly OF
partially incapacitate the person injured from
labor or service for moro than one week. which
missioner Of labor Of the state, giving: '~
"a. Name. Mage. sex and occupation OF In
: () Date on which accident occurred and
(c) Whether person injured could speak Eng
(d) Occupation Of employer.
(e) Tho cause Of injury.
~ The nature and extent Of the injury and
II pIUUdOAc lcukln OI DISABILITY.
(g> The name and address Of the attending
surgeon.
~ Wages injured person was earning
~ Length Of time In service Of employer
and length Of time at employment which In.
.jured.
Provided: That accidents required to bs re-
ported within 4S hours may be reported by
telegram. telephone or personal notice. The
written report OF such accident shall then be
made within IA days or at such time as the
commissioner Of labor may require such sup
aeems necessary Esp9'i for Il the Aa Securing rGSsoe of tho 1n me-
formation required by this law.
released obtained In respect to industrial ac-
cidents occurring in the State of Minnesota
Sec. 3. The failure to make such reports
on the part Of any person. co-partnership or
within the time herein specified, Is hereby de-
clared to be q. nisdemeanor.
Sec. a. No report herein required to be
made nor any part thereof, shall be admitted
in, evidence or referred to at the trial of any
soever, except prosecutions for the violation
Of this act.
No such report nor any part thereof, nor
any copy Of the same. nor any part thereof,
the contents thereof be disclosed in any man
ner, by any official or clerk or other employee
Of the state having access thereto, but the
same may be used for state Investigations and
declared to be q misdemeanor and punishable
sec. +. This act shall take effect ana be
in force from and after Its passage.
Sec. 6. Chapter 235,. General Laws Of 1909,
and all other acts and parts Of acts incon-
hereby repealed. g
Approved April FL, 1918.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
CHAPTER Ash. f. No. 9s5.

AN. ACT relating to insurance corporations,
prescribing the capital stock required the
transact, and for the repeal Of acts in
consistent herewith. 4
Be It enacted by the Legislature OF the State
. Section i. INSURANCE corporations shall be
authorized to transact in any state or terri
tory in the United States; in the Dominion n Or
the following kinds of business. upon the
stock plan Or upon the Mutual plan when
tfe formation Of such mutual companies is
othar,yise authorized by law. when specified
in their charters or certificates OF incorpora-
ton. ~
nronertv on land, and against loss OF rents
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
CHAPTER 41o-s. r. No. 81.

c. relating to insurance written by GER
tain health and accident insurance associa-
lions.
30 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota:
Section l.. Any domestic assessment, health
and accident insurance association now licensed
membership to commercial travellers and which
does not pay commissions or other compensa-
ton for securing new members shall be exempt
from the provisions of law relating to the form,
and contents Of policies Of health and accident
insurance when approved by the Commissions
of. Insurance.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
Approved April p, 1913.