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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-02
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sued as aforesaid, on presentation Is him, the
OF assignment Of any such certificate, the
uEer Of such city, for endorsement Of the post
office address Of such assignee. The, treas
o o ay s &
all certificates issued as. aforesaid. .s..r Z :,
Every certificate as aforesaid shall contain
reserves the right; to pay this certificate. Of
Indebtedness and accrued interest at any time
giyins the holder or thereof thirty
fund hereinhefose mentioned that may be be
aPDss fs # ss Sc
of the treasurer Of such city to notify the,
owner or holder Of such certificate that there
ment of the same. Said notice shall be Civ
en- by mail addressed to the last known adj
cate. and If such address is unknown. such
the place in Minnesota in which such city IS
same, and shall state the time and manner
dressed ana sac6 affidavit ea Shall G be ed and
preserved in the office of the treasurer OF
nt sh city after Such ffy asys rom shall rax
Sec It. None of the certificates of in
this sha be deemed or taken to Be
part of the Indebtedness Of such city within
the purview OF any law limiting the amount
of any bonded or other indebtedness of such
city and certificates of Indebtedness author
lied by this act may be issued notWithstand.
ing and without regard to any limitation or
the Indebtedness Of such city, nevertheless the
full faith and credit Of every such city is IT.
revocably pledged to the full payment OF such
certificates and interest.
Sec. 1s. This act shall not include or ap-
ply to cities hereafter governed un-
der charter adopted under and pursuant
to section &c. article 4. of the constitution
Of this state, and the several acts OF the
legislature authorizing cities to adopt their
own charters.
Sec. 10. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
Approved April II, 1913.
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CHAPTER C55-S r No A24

AN ACT to leeal1ze mortgage foreclosure sales
heretofore made by foreign executors or ad-
mnstrators.
Be 1t enacted by the LEGISLATURE Of the State
of Minnesota:
Section l. Every mortgage foreclosure ga lie
heretofore made under a power of sale in the
usual form, contained in any mortgage exc
cuted under the laws Of the State Of Mime
sofa. and recorded In the office of the register
OF deeds of the proper county. of real property
in this state. IS. together with the record Of
such sale. legalized and made valid and ef-
fecttve to all intents and purposes as against
the following objections, viz:
First. That the foreclosure made by
an executor or admtnistra tor appointed in an
other state who did not file an authenticated
copy of his letters or other record Of his APP
proper county prior to the foreclosure, pro-
vided, that such copy has been filed in such
office prior to the passage OF this Act
Second Where a foreign executor or ad-
ministrator failed to file for record with the
register of deeds Of the proper county. an
authenticated copy of his letters other rec
ord of his appointment. prior t, the fore
closure. but did file such authenticated COPY
in said Office subsequent to the foreclosure and
prior to the passage Of this Act
Sec. 2 The provisions Of this Act shall not
affect any action pending in any court in
this state.
Approved April II, 1918.
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Judges of Election.
Sec: 2. Upon presentation OF such certin-
cate by such voter to the judges Of election
in any election district upon election day and
upon being identified as the rightful holder
of such certificate by two qualified resident
voters. and upon satisfying said judges OF
be given the ballot or ballots to be voted
for the officers and upon the questions emu
'nerated in Section l. and he shall mark
the same as any resident voter may and fold
ballot shall not be deposited in the ballot
box. but shall. together with the certificate
hereinbefore provided for. be securely sealed
IN an envelope upon po, the back ;, Of which one
.:......, legal voter in cleo
e'oh district ,1;nne,ota me county . OF
be signed by the judges eso'A ""'e" s'a''
Sec. g. All such envelopes shall by the
judges Of election forthwith he sent by regis
tered mail to the county auditor Of the coun-
aud,tor shall preserve them unopened until
the meeting of the County Canvassing Board.
at which time all such envelopes shall be
opened by the canvassing board. and the
sheets of the election district in which the
voter is entitled to vote. and the canvassing
board shall add such votes to the totals on
IN such election dstret at the
Sec 4. A record Of the issuance Of such
certificates shall he kept by the Judges OF
each election district issatnE the same by a
such voter to the effect that such a certificate
has been issued to him and such voter shall
not be allowed to vote in such precinct at
certificate to said Judges when said notation
may be erased and his vote accepted.
Sec = Chapter 300 of the Laws of 1911
is hereby repealed:
in force from and after its passage.
Approved April II. 1913.
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CHAPTER oJ6-S. F. No. 665

AN ACT to authorize cities in the State of
Minnesota now or hereafter having a pop
uletion Of more than $4,000 inhabitants to
|. issue and sell bonds for the purpose OF aid
ing in the construction of main sewers.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
Section l. Any city in this state now or
ne o having popuatio Of more than
powers now possessed by such city. is hereby
authorized and empowered acting bv and
through the common council the city coun-
duly enacted to issue and sell not exceeding
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars $3.50,
900 par value in and Of the bonds OF such
expense OF constructing main sewers in such
city; provided, no such bonds shall be issued
Ior sold unless the ordinance or ordinances au-
thorizinE their issuance and sale shall have
been duly passed by and enacted by the COM
mon council prior to the first Il ST. day OF
Sec. .. The bonds authorized by Section One
~ Of this act or any portion thereof, may be
issued and sold by any such city. notwith-
ter Of such city or In any law of this state
prescribing or fixing any limit upon the bonded
and credit of any such city shall at all times
be pledged for the payment of any bonds
issued under this act for the payment of the
council city council of such city shall each
year include in the tax levy sufficient amount
for the payment Of such interest as it accrues
and for the accumulation Of sinking fund
for the redemption Of such bonds at their
maturity. y
Sec. 3. No bonds SHAH be issued by
any such city for the purposes hereinabove
mentioned to run for. a longer term than thirty
years or bearing higher rate OF interest than
four and one-half t4h) per cent. per annun,
but the place Of payment Of the principal
and interest thereof and the denominations in
which the same shall be issued, shall be
such as may be determined upon by the com
! mon council or city council, and may be in
the form Of coupon bonds registered certif,
Gates, so-calfed. All of said bonds shall be
signed by the mayor, atteSted by the city
clerk, and countersigned by the city comp.
troer of the city issuing the same, and shall
be sealed with the seal Of such city, except
that the signatures to the c,r,pons attache3 tt
such bonds. If any. may be autographed there:
on. and none, of said bonds shall be sold q,
less than their par value and accrued interest
and then only to the highest responsible bid.
der therefor -. = - @-l-,
J. Sec 4. This act shall apply also to- al
such cities are may be governed by 2
charter adopted pursuant to section thirty-st
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J cuAprER 211-H. b. no. 1227

= CHAPTER ZlI-fd- F. NO. III. - ;
AN ACT entitled IAN Act to authorize the
county boards of counties having a popula-
ton of over one hundred and fifty thou
sand. and having not less than > forty per
-unc,sleivated lands, to appropriate money. to
be used for the purpose Of acquiring sites
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CHAPTER 257-S. F. No. 694.

I. ..s. s3l CHAPTER 257-s. F.. No. e94. II /
.ANSACT to authorize the board Of regents Of
the State University TO provide tor tIaTsPor
tween the university campus and the uni.
Z versity farm; and the transportation Of per
university campus. or the university farm
= and from the university campus Orr univer-
sity farm to intermediate points; and for the
and from the university farm, and. to 5ac.
quire such lights of way and to make such
as may be .,
any railway constructed under the provisions
of this act under Its direct supervisions or tc
wholly or in part by another. also authoriz-
ing the board OF regents to fix the fares fol-
the Transports ion of persons thereon:
be 1T enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota: .,.' - Il
Section =. The Board Of Regents of tn.
vide adequate means for safe, convenient and
rapid ,sr1ansSpertation of persons supplies and
OF persons from intermediate points to either
the II. University Campus or. the University
1s9 Farm to
points and for the he transportetion Of
supplies. and materials to and from the
with the Belt Line Railway operated by the
Minnesota Transfer Railway Company; and to
that end the said Board Of Regents is hereby
domination or otherwise such rights Of way as
may be deemed. necessary. and to construct,
maintain and operate lines Of railway there
on and to make such contract or contracts
with any railway company Or companies for
trackage rights. track connections and motive
power or for the hiring of rolling stock or for
necessary or expedient in carrying out the
provisions and intent of this act. The Board
Of Regents shall prescribe the rate Of fares
which shall be charged for the transportation
OF persons which fares when collected shall!
be kept In separate fund and be used to de-
fray the expense of maintaining and operating
such railway.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and aftcr its passage.
Approved April II, 1913.
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tsB, article four q, 81 the OF this
state. NJ ST BPS HE 49, Sss
Sec 8. All acts and parts Of acts incos
[s1stent with this act are hereby repealed. VS.
Sec. g. This act shall Ntake eject and be In
force from and after its passage. s faFsF3
Approved April H. 1913. "a. ,22.$$' 5.t$HES
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CHAPTER o5a-H + M 90

CHAPTER 2o9-l1. F. No. go
AN ACT to amend Section 195 of Revised
Laws. 1925, relating to property exempt
from taxation.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
Of Minnesota:
Section !. Section 7o5, Revised Laws, 1905,
Is hereby so amended as to be and hereafter
7o5.-Al property described in this section
to the extent herein limited shall be exempt
from tsNatioh. towit:
]. All public buryng grounds
?. All public schoolhouses.
). All public hospitals.
T. All academies, colleges. and UNIVERSE
ties, and all seminaries of learning
D. All churches, church property and houses
of worship.
g. Institutions of purely public charity.
Z. All public property exclusively used for
any public purpose.
s. Personal property Of every head Of a
family liable to assessment and taxation of
the value Of 500. The county auditor shall
deduct such exemption from the total valua-
lon or such property equaliZed by the
tax commission assessed to such person and
extend his levy Of taxes upon the remainder
only.
Sec. =. All acts and parts Of acts inconsis-
tent with this act are hereby repealed.
Sec. >. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved April IL, 1913.
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~ CHAPTER 25S-s. F. No. 1854

AN ACT to authorize the board of education
or other governing body of any school dis
trict to acquire land to be used for in
struction. experimentation and demonstra-
ton in agriculture.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota:
Section 1. That the Board of Education
or. other governing body of any school dis
trict in the State Of Minnesota. in which
instruction In agriculture is afforded, be and
hereby Is authorized and empowered to pur-
chase or otherwise acquire by condemnation
proceedings as provided for acquiring school
house sites in the name and in behalf OF
such school district. a suitable tract Of land
either within without the limits of such
school district to be used for tine purpose OF
instruction. experimentation and demonstra-
ton in agriculture.
Sec ?. The provisions Of this act shall
apply as we'll to districts organized under
Special. acts under the General Laws.
notWithsta nding any provisions or restrictions
III the Laws under which the same are or
ganized. -
Annr0ved Anril II 1912
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D. CHAPTER 2G1- H. f. No. eoa

n ACT authorizing the State Beard of Con-
trOl to establish and maintain courses Q:
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CHAPTER 27Q-H. F. No. 1914.
AN ACT entitled IAN Act to amend Revised
Laws of 1905, Section 1415. as amended by
General Laws Of Minnesota for 1907. Chapter
3Os. relating to the levy Of additional taxes
for school purposes in school districts hay-
ing fifty thousand Inhabitants or more"
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
of Minnesota
Section IT, Revised Laws of Minnesota 1905.
Section l415. as amended by General Laws Of
Minnesota 1907, Chapter 3os is hereby amend
ed 80 as to read as follows
'section 1415 In all districts having fifty
thousand 100000 Inhabitants or more there
may be levied independently Of and in addi-
zion to other sums for school purposes author
ICED by law the following two additional
amounts. first four. a. mills on the dollar, for
the purchase of school sites and the erection,
repair, furnishing and fitting Of school build
ings payment Of teachers salaries and the
general maintenance Of the schools. which
amount to the extent of three and one-half
mills only may be appropriated to general
maintenance and the remainder TO one or more
Of such other uses: second. an amount not ex-
ceeding one a. mill for increase OF teachers
salaries: provided that the total levy in any
such district for the maintenance of the
schools shall not exceed nine C9) mills on the
dollar 4z-. .
Sec. . This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage. -
Approved April II. 1913. = -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-07-04

the recent championship matches, ana
the Eastern poloists realize that they
are under no small obi cation to the
Western owners of mounts.
Malcolm Stevenson, substitute on the
American 'Big Four spent last win
ter in California, aud while here eS-
pressed a wish that the next inter.
national event might take place near
san Francisco. lie is aiding the san
Matco club in It's present Efforts.
Walter r. lloar, official referee Of
the San Mnteo Polo club and one OF
,hc leading local onthus usts, stated
yesterday that there is litll' doul iu
his opinion that the nest big match
viii hc held bore,
Harry g. Hastings tournam'ut man
nger Of the club Expresses the same
opinion, and the fi l0wers Of the sport
ARE awaiting with keen anticipation
. further word from the Eastern ceptsrt
llgwniiHn Inlosis. VIA now ranh
I with tho lallers as players az the gfr1l
game, uni who have somH of lhr hrs'
mornts boz 'ha wnfli look with favor
on the idea Wh would Hp douht b
Inst us kreulY interested. us ihrf w,r.
.n tho lnFt match a Nns ilnNHllHt
ion,us thnt hrlp,l maks rnHlhle th'
/ fietoib nf tho AWrurnns over tho hrlt
lshpu at Meadow hupk gouplr 81
NrrfF HHq
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-07-04

,..,r+s lo,o
san franeiseo SWIMMING ga ma r,,a H.
takeh TO the laN",'a" ,, .ba ,,o,'ciI.
u duck takes 10 "ul''' ''" IN Jinds az
pushers there are InHst- E '
nee tnlngs r aLo9t Ju .9 .no ,ost of tbc
49, v'e'''N " ''''''' ~
The Chronicle. in speaking Of the
Hawaiians. said in part.
"Tbe marty of Hawaiians, who are
invading San Franc SEQ for the Pacific
Coast swimming championship, on July
4 ana ! at Sutro Baths. spent its first
dav in mort in ''seeiug the town and
goipy through lipht PAGES in the Olym-
bic fmb. Y, NJ. G. 4. and Sutro tanks,
shifting mn their time in most con
Genial way
"Two results of the workout VIII be
of interest TO swimmers. Duke is going
after records. and the nawaiians are
nerfoctlv at home in making turns in
Tho tank style of swimming.
"'Mapv followers of the sport have
been figuring on the invaders having
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-07-04
HAWAIIAN SWIMMERS ARE
TALK OF THE MAINLAND

ION that he can iresk' Pomeroy' : rec.
ord of 80 minutes SO seconds Man.
ager Rawlins is anxious for the boy "a
try the swim, but will not give his con.
sent until after the champ ons ip meet.
Arrangements will probably be made
for Wilhelm to swim the gate on san
day, July G.
"Another high.class man is Law.
renca trnha, brother of George and
member of the llealani Cub. Lawrence
is a distance swimmer aud will enter
10th the quarter aud half miles.
"Rawlins, while here, win try to ar
range with local swimming organ "a.
tons to send teams down to Honolulu
in February to participate in the lla-
waiian swimming cham ionships to be
held in conjunction with the Floral
Festival.
George Cunha Looks Good.
Duke is of cotrse the big star of the
team, but there are Others who, without
the international rep of Duke, are new
ertheless wonderful swimmers. One of
these, unknown outside the Islands, is
George Cunha, who on June II showed
his wonderful speed by forcing Duke
to his limit in the fifty yards and
making him establish a new American
record of ~ q. seconds for straight.
away course.
IN this race Duke just managed to
W N, inches only separating the two
mon. Cunha viii repre- ent the lIea.ani
Club.
The party that arrived in the Wi.
hclmina is as follows: MANAGER W. Y.
Rawlins, Duke Kahanamok1 w. II.
Miller, LUkell Kaupiko ID. Keawea.
NAH, II. Kahele, G. Hustace, i. Will
helm, all of the Hui Nah club, and
George Cunha, Lawrence Cunha and
j. b. Lightfoot of the Iealani Cab
Harvey Chiffon accompanies the teams
as trainer and w. A. T'ottrel and +.
Evans are Wis tors.
The entries for the Zig meet have
been announced by Manager Coliman
and comprise the greatest aggregation
of genu ne swimming stars ever brought
together for such meet in any city
in the country.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-07-04

According to Humane Officer j. C, An
derson, women of easy acknowledgement
the Kukui street dance hall, tripping
the light fantastic and miugliug with
young Hawaiian girls and girls of other
nationalities.
Mr.. Anderson, who is now one of the
dance hall inspectors, says he watched
the hall at the last dance ON SATURDAY.
night, when one notorious woman from
the redlight district entered the hall and
saw her dancing among the other FIRE,
quenters of the place.
Mr.. Anderson embodied this incident
in his report to the humane society,
which held meeting yesterday mt the
Young Hotel. Mr.. Anderson says he is
strongly of the opinion that the Kukui
/ street dance hail is so openly trap
for innocent girls that this added me-
mace should be stopped. The matter will
| he brought to the attention of the po-
/ lice, with the recommendation that the
women of the redIight district be warn
/ ed against frequenting the dance halls
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-07-04
Pacheco Alleged to Have Told
Supervisors to Go to Hades in
Reply to Command to Attend
Meeting = Mayor Uses Police
Power.


For time yesterday it looked as
if the police department of Honolulu
would be called upon to require the
presence of members at n meeting of
the board of supervisors. Supervisor
Pacheco was one of the savants who
was scheduled to be brought into the
meeting with an officer holding him by
the naIc Of the neck if necessary, aud
Sur isOr Hardesty would have also
been escorted by an officer, it is said,
Lad he failed TO respond Mayor Fern
using his power provided in these eases,
had given the supervisors until three
o clock yesterday afternoon to comply
with his demand for their presence.
Fortunately, for pacheeo Mt Least, the
supervisors were present promptly ON
time and the police were not called
upon.
This summary action on the part of
the mayor was brought about by Pa
checo, who is reported to have answered
Il message asking his presence at the
meeting with the reply that the "super-
visOrs could 90 to H., as far as he
was concerned, and that he would not
put in any appearance.
Pettishness on the part of Supervisor
Iacheco, due, it is said, to the removal
of n supporter of Il. l.. McCandless
from the road department, prevented a
mectino of I'm. GARD at noon vester
Jav Spneryisors Con and Fetrie were
botb ont of the civ. and Markham
NcCIeIlnu and WoltSr were the only
amos IN nm, onr nj the oppo nted hour
A cIerk wos reouosted to telenbonn pa.
rbrco That his presence was desired at
tbo meeting and bo retnrned with tbc
rlnort tbat pacbeco had said that the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-07-04

Doctor Pratt, president of the board
of health, accompanied by A. w. Han
sen of the food inspection department
District Sanitary Inspector f. w. Bull
and A. r. Keller of the board of health
spent Tuesday investigating the water
supply of Kahaluu.
Professor Hansen made a special in
vestigation of conditions in and around
the immense cannery Of the Libby, Me
Neill & Libby company, while Doctor
Pratt led party in an exploration trip
along the water ditch and to the very
source of the Kahalm water supply.
Their course led up the mountainside
aud over steep harriers that would have
tested the climbing ability of an aero
bat. The water at the source of the
stream gushes forth from a cleft in the
rock, pure, clear and sparkling san
pies were taken at this place, as well
rs along the course Of the stream, II
Is believed that the contamination OF
the water occurs somewhere along the
ditch, though this cannot be determined
until the samples are analysed
Measurcm,nis Of the amount of water
flowing Va the stream were also taken.
II Is estimated that the dow amounts
20 about g,000,0li,o0o gallons per day
The amount Of water used Nd kahaluu
IL estimated AZ s0n,on0 gallons daily,