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The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-15
OCARA CREDITORS
FILE A PETITION
FOR BANKRUPTCY
Federal Judge Carpenter Appoints
Receiver For Well Known
Coal Firm.

Chicago, H., Sept. 14-On petit
tion of creditors, Federal Judge Car
penter today appointed Fred A. Busse
and T. ]. O'Gara receivers for the
GGara Coal Company.
The Harrisburg and Big Muddy
Coal Company and the Saline Col
leries Company are Illinois corpora
tons, whose principal mines are al
arrisburg, III.
n the voluntary petition in bank
riptar hiea 10 the Enited states Dis
tr}e Cours tae liabilities Of tile
thtea corporations which are said to
Re oatreIed p he same interests.
Is eyea at 100000. The com
aaniea aets are estimated to be
arh EQre than 100000.
The peliuQuing rreditors are c. V.
Parker, Harrisburg. Ill, American
Power Mills Company, Chicago:
First National Bank, Carrier Mills,
III, and T. J, O'Gara Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-15
.HABEAs CORPUS
WRIT FOR THAW
NOT YET SERVED
Asks to Be Allowed to Attend Church
But Request is De-
MED.
TOWN FULL OF COUNTRY FOLK
WHO DO NOT SEE PRISONER

Colebrook. n. H., Sept. LITTLE
protection of the U. S. court had
not actually come to Harry X. Thaw
tonight. Though his counsel OBJ
tanned a writ of habeas corpus at
Concord the writ was not served
today and Thaws lawyers said to-
night that it probably would not be
served until tomorrow afternoon.
Tuesday morning Thaw will be
taken before Judge Aldrich OF Lit
Teton when arguments on the writ
will be heard
Thaw spent a quiet Sunday his
NTH away from Mareawan. He did
not even ask for a walk. He ex-
pressed a desire to attend the Meth
odist church but the sheriff thought
it best that he should not. The
sheriff said later that (blehrooke
had been upset enough already over
the fugitive and he thought it best
not to parade him on the sabbath
The corridors OF the hotel where
Thaw is held were crowded with
country folk throughout the day
They had driven or motored In from
their homes in the hope of getting
good look at Thaw but only those
who were willing to pay for a mea'
so as to see Thaw az the table had
their curiosity satisfied
The statement of NJ. II. Grossman
one OF Thaw's counsel, that the fed
eral writ was obtained not because
Thaw's liberty was sought now bu
as an emergency measure to check
mate New York state TO Governor
| SEEKER should he honor the requisi
ton Of a warrant for Thaw withou
full hearing, develops into al
lopen controversy between the fac
tons today.
Jerome last night characterized
the ncve as a breach of faith ant
| today procured a number of affida
Wits from newspaper men setting
forth what Grossman had said
was understood that he obtaine,
these for use in a possible move f
sustain his contention that Ggoss
man and his associates had "triflet
with the federal courts" and wer
perhaps liable for contempt,
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-15


any place where cattle are kept for
the production OF milk, cream or
buttermilk to be sold or offered for
sale within the said City of Cairo.
Where Milk Depot Shall be Estab-
lished.
Rule 2. That no milk depot shall
be established or maintained in any
room or rooms, except a kitchen,
which communicates directly with
any living rooms, toilet, laundry or
stable or with any place where an
imals are kept or slaughtered. No
milk depot shall be maintained
which communicates in any way
with horse or cow barn, but in
case such milk depot shall be main
tanned in a building portion OF
which is used as horse or cow barn
such milk depot" shall be sepa-
rated from the horse or COW barn
portion of said building by an air
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-15
Friends Erpsotei Her to Die

II sincerely believe my life was
saved in the fail of 1910 by using
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy" writes Mrs. AZ.
mes Booth, Tonawanda. N. Y.
was taken With diarfboea followed
by an acute attack Of indigestion
Power OF the pen fails to portray
fhe agonies I endured. My friends
Expected me to die as | had been
unable to get relief for SO long q
time. This remedy went directly to
he seat of the trouble and cured me
in a few hours time" For sale BY
all druggists.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-15
How to Cure Sick Headache

{. e. Mustoe, of Fresno, CaIifor-
MIA, has adopted the correct treat
ment for sick headache. He says:
= have used Chamderiain's Tablets
Tor sick headache and constipation
for the past two years. ] have never
fonnd any preparation SO satisfac-
tory in every respect for this trouble
Fer sale by all dealers =. .Ddv.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-15
WOMEN FROM ATLANTIC
TO PACIFIC

From all sections of this grea,
country, no city so large, no viii
lage so small but that some woman
has written words OF thanks for
health restored TO the Lydia E.
Pinkham Medicine Co. Of Lynn.
Mass. Any woman who is suffering
from the ills peculiar to her sex
should not rest until she has given
his famous remedy, Lydia Z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound a trial.
-Advt,
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-15
STREET TAX NOTICE.

All those who are required 70 nav
street taxes are hereby notified that
! same is not paid by September Is,
collection win be made by process
OF law. H. J. DACRES, Street SUI
9ervisor. Advt "a IN,
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-15
P 7, LANGAN is
CUsT0CATIAN OF
hoo HOO ORDER

t'"fi8e FROM Page Cue.D
witt stnot one Of the finest
a7dhss lo be built at the fair
srounds. The building will cost
$500 avid contain the finest woods
o9tslaao3e Y will be known as the
g tmae5reas BnHainN and House
q ne Order Of Hoo Hoo
Hauy topics OF national interest
ere d.e-ussed ii the st. Louis meet
iae including the leading political
QQestions of the day.
A vote of thanks was extended to
st. Louis for its hospitality.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-15

Return Rates the Same.
One and one-half fare for round
trip, good returning any day on reg
llar trip. Special rate to parties
making ten or more trips per
month. Baggage other than hand,
3ame as passenger rates.
Children over five and under II
ears, one-half fare.
RUSSELL TUTHILL
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-15
Avoid the Bronchial Coughs of Early
Fall.

The changeable weather of early
fall brings on bronchitis and a hard
cough that is wearing on the sys-
TEN, and seems to tear open the
bronchial tubes and mucus lining of
the throat. Use Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound promptly. For 1t
will soothe and heal the infiamed
mucus lining. relieve the cough
quickly and help to expel the cold.
1t contains no opiates. Get the gem
uine in the yellow package and re-
fuse substitutes. For sale by all
druggists, Advt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-15

Mrs. Jennie Moore of 800 Ninth
street wishes to announce she is
ready TO take few customers for
dress making. Bell phone No.
1859 Advt. eli 1t
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-15
NOTICE TO TAxpIpYps

ron taxes for the year 1918 are
low que. All persons are requested
call at Police Headquarters. No
~ Commercial avenue. and pay
sams. '"'
II. J. DACRES,
street Supervisor.
s-so-tf
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-15

tWher the skteatisz q he Bsl-
letin II called 70 any Hiastatenens
Of fast or - any srrsR eeAssrzing
any man or thing, ssrrsstsaa VIII
a,.erfully be mads.)
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-15

Sunrise and Sunset


Cairo and vicinity: No forecast
made today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-15
OPENING MEXICAN
CONGRESS TODAY
livery OF Provisional : President
Hue-ta's Message vii '-A--
Be Made,

Mexico City, Sept. 14,--With En-
voy Lind still awaiting Instructions
at Vera Cruz, the 1iexiean authoi-
es appear to regard diplomatic ex-
,hanges as a closed incident. Inter
-r IN the possible resumption Of
the negotiations is overshadowed by
he opening of congress tomorrow,
and the delivery of Provisional
President Huerta's message.
Much Importance is attached to
The message which is expected to re-
Fiew the developments in the rela-
tions between Mexico and the U. s.
Mexico City, Sept, 14.--One hun
ired Americans, including a num-
Der of women and children refugees
rom Torreon are reported TO have
allen into the hands of rebels
While proceeding overland to Sal
lilo The authorities declined to
axe the responsibility of sending a
'orce to their rescue, fearing they
ay, that rebels might commit afro
sites on the refugees.
The report comes from an unof-
fetal source at Saltillo and has not
Ieen confirmed.
The American embassy has called
upon the Mexican forces to investi
gate matters and do whatever pos
sible to save the Americans If the
reoprts prove true.
Minister Gomboa, foreign minis
ter has - D advices further than
The O. ions to the embassy
81 a re~~-t but added that
Il RS than might be ex-
set, tto -asu't of the neutral
ity poliry cf the L. S, whish had
hampered the administration in pro-
aeding with trong hand against
he rel is and bandits.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-15
ORDINANCE no. 25

CONTINUED from Page TwoD
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Utensils.

Rule 5. All shipping cans. bot
ties, dippers, swimmers, measures,
strainers. stirrers and other utensils
: to be used in connection with milk,
cream or buttermilk to be sold or
offered for sale within said City of
Cairo must be so constructed that all
/ parts thereof are reasonably free
! from spaces where milk can accum-
ulate or soak in, so that 1t cannot be
removed by simple washing. The
I surface coming in contact with milk,
cream or buttermilk must be smooth
and free from excessive rust. All
utensils must be kept scrupulously
clean, inside and out, at all times.
All utensils before being used must
be thoroughly sterilized by boiling
water or live steam. Utensils must
be kept in good repair and reason
ably free from rough surfaces of any
kind. When not in use they shall
be kept dry, inverted and on racks
or hooks where flies cannot reach
them. Bottle caps must be kept in
ceaned, covered, dry, and dust proof
receptacles.
Maintenance and Care.
Rule g.. The floors of all milk de-
pots, milk rooms and the floors of
that part of the stables in which
cows are MIXED and the walls and
ceilings of that part of the cow
stables in which cows are MIXED
shall be kept clean. The walls, cell
ings, shelves, windows and other
surfaces of milk depots must be kept
clean and free from dust by washing
or wiping with damp cloth. I'm
necessary articles, such as boxes,
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-15
Drying Racks.

Rule G. Drying racks shall be
provided on which bottles and cans
used for the purpose of handling
milk to be sold or offered for sale
within the said City of Cairo can be
placed in an inverted position for
proper drainage. rsx.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-15

old utensils, harness. lanterns and
other articles not required In the
milk business shall not be Kept in a
milk depot or milk room or in that
part OF the cow stables where cows
arc MIXED.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-15
Pasteurizers and Separators.

Rule Z. Pasteurizers and Sepa-
rators shall be so constructed that
all parts, including pipe, can be
readily cleansed and sterilized.
These appliances must be kept scrup-
ulously clean, inside and out, at all
times. gH7
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-15
Ventilation,

Rule 4. All milk depots and
milk rooms shall be provided with
adequate ventilation by means OF
windows, air shafts, air ducts. or
other mechanical apparatus. so as to
insure free circulation of fresh air
at all times. =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09


AN ACT providing foe tho adophoIs ma 80 II
s thessever1l oountie 81 this ata o. the#soe
called Gsarbo sy1tsln anthori61nk
1Ttght 10 uDe 9uoh systsm ut general: and pri.
d mary election and puI chase# pf ths spat.
ented ballots md devices used In CONNIE
{ suchs system:s requirin the D goyeih6ts
h Attorney general and HecretaTy OF ~ 40
make rules and regulations for the nso there
4of ana providing that such rules and Fegula-
i lions shall supersede pfoyigions gofs laws ~
B cons Stsnt therew
vvhers ons -. d. 80 te
!, deSiees 80
mary purpose e9 q
conntinf e!sstion aletss sxhie, systelne ss,s
parHcular# form "a ballotS 30 ped, 81 ma, g
Is primary elsction ellots - 80.
frame and epanted ana rs seanyA
when q
WHEREAS ths saiA "a q
III conform approx ~
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER 9Th. =. No. 7ss.

CHAPTER 9Th. b. No. 7D6.
AN ACT authorizing certain cities Of the
cost Of providing building SSns ana sqaipn.n'
Be it enacted BY the Legislature se the etatl
Section !. Any city Of tho nrst class not
governed by homo rule charter is hereby
amount not exceeding $780, 600 and to use, II.
na a.. and
lion q Land nsessa.r y ioa s such baildinss
Sec. 2. Said bonds shall bs issued only II
jority vote Of the City Council or other GOV
ereds q s0a e.. shall a ne 70
Council Or other governing body shall 'includ,
sacient to pay the current interest On sue,
there b one ~ vii, se 1,.aasa g tsse t s
gec. g. Bonds issued under this act ghal
run for . term not longer than thirty year
tour per cent Per .num payable ,ni;an
sna ana the ~ Of
thorizins their issue, and all o. any Of then
may be in the form Of coupon bonds or o
registered certificates, 10 called. a. the pur
chasers may prefer.
Sec. I. All bonds Or certificates 70 issue,
shall DO signed by the mayor, attested by tn
city clerk, and countersigned by the cit!
the city seal; except that the signatures +
the coupons attached thereto, II any, may b.
autographed. None Of such obligations shal
be sold for less than e6 Per cent. Of their pa
value and accrued interest, or to any but tn
highest responsible bidder therefor. -"
Bee. :. This act shall not apply to any cit,
whose Inhabitants have adopted q; charter pur
suant to Section So Article 4, Of the stat
constitution. f.;-l r.
Approved April -, 1914.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER b7s-H. f. No. saA

=
AN ACT to amend Section seven % Of Chap
ter s s~. .os as:6ss IS
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the stat<
Of Minnesota:
Section I. That Section 7 Of Chapter 80
Of the General Laws ct Minnesota for le11
to read % follows:
DO attached to each other. and the contract
shall contain the specific description Of the
to be paS. o. ~
provided fer in the preceding section ano
and completed as provided, for in the repori
Of the engineer. and subject to his approval
and that that e the auditor or auditors q The
Such contract shall be drawn to the ~.
isfaction Of tho engineer and tho county ~.
torney. Every. such contract and bond shall
TOR tho giving Of bond BY contractors for pub:
lilo works and improvements and for the bet.
ssso aaa 81 # thu the ps9e:
performance Of such contrasts ana shall pro:
contract. in that II there should DO any fall.
ure to perform the work according to the
terms Of said contract within the time IN.
to n Witch peen q ss work IN de
which sha 81 xe % S
may %: Tor each day that s1eh fsiluEs shal
granted unless applied for in writing to thu
auditor, or auditors: ~ The case may BE-
suincient reasons therefor. nor shall any ex.
st tho .Sa to sn9ss .Ssh
or Occurring after tho limit Of the extension
The bond shall expressly provide that the
r C from any nach failure, Whether the
showing ssF h.eIf injured BY sdeh failure ' may
own name = ana that such actions may a. .. ee
successive in favor Of all persons 90 injured
sna s sona RRa
s ses Sonds
IN ae' the III district A court s1i - 'u' =
Provided. that It the end Of each year o.
each sessions work after giving such con.
enS
the contractor may make verified application
the ds 81 to tSs s
the district court q the county where thu
proceedings were instituted, setting forth ap
compieted and total amosnt Of other Wopi
value 81 the work heretofore certified a,
Of money lsceiysd BY contractor. ana farthe,
setting forth the amount then owing or un
siTe a furnished in the IN matter q the t com
pletion Of such contract, and asking an ordel
she sa ct the ar +
part thereof and the petition for. said draii
e a
the Job or jobs for the construction Of tn
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09


III enter into contract Win the
{H:dexces sonstitntnr the said system For the
such q county At the primary and
therein ,, ana for the parcasss
ssi:ss:ised therea aE such Contract.
q such r. s i :a5
as ma! may from nsso., time
IA f;rth.. ,m nr "a
rnea..ar =. @ss,rsnis
ana s. i1tu ne 1's s1.s
$: !:l n: .uea ss.-
ss:s any sss s@ee.s sr . ;s-
fo ana tns
ts s 10 - ~ eieion bal
II used il any :aeh county q sny prinaIy
eeenon tnese1n Wnelses Sac2 sy rHn :. %
s T.ch a, voter .ss,, 30 snt,t,ea to ..x h,s
said partisan primary election ballot fog one
1rst choice ana for one second cneioe csn en
vote. he shall place GROSS mark q! In the
hnt choice column after, and TO the rsht
wishes to cast his first choice vote; and be-
tween the 81 same aoIfon1s, nnss tnn wn'G IN
east second s Choice e. vote e shai place
cross marx " between the same nof1zonSI
lines. IN the second choice column unsn 81 the
candidate for whom he desires to cast his SEQ
ond choice vote.
ond e ehoioe Column column esspt when pisc.d in the
column under the voters first choice candidate.
shall be counted as . second choice vote for
II, on the canvass Of tho ballots. the Judges
Of election discover that voter has made his
lines either above or below the HORIZONTAL
i space. in which he made his nspt choice cross
said second Choice cross mark. and
shall make new cross mark be-
ts sdn the nrst eno,o. CROSS marx, ana under
! the original mark was made By the voter; pro-
mark mark not between the proper horizontal lines.
4 is under the name and in the column Of the
the shall draw 0: around
such second choice marx, but shall not trans
Ter It OF sot make n,.a.. new ~ marx ,,. mat,
In the nrst choice column after tho nsrnee Of
two Or moro candidates, tho Judges shan draw
Of them .! shall BE- counted a.d 49,.
in the second choice ooiamas uedeF 20 name;
none OF them snall oe countea.
II voter place. more than one cross mark
IN any one second choice column under mn, ths
draw circle around each Of such marks *
cept such one as is between the same hori.
none Of such cross-marks be between the
same hor1zonta lines. circle snan DO df aSsa
between the same horizontal lines, within
(which appears the first choice cross-marks.
and In the same second choice column Pro .
second choics column in which such ono or
Il sns the
circle . round sseS q sSes second ese,es
vote any cross mark around which z circle
u lsA- l Dee'1 = : = 4''1
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09

CHAPTER 575-H. F. No. 75o
y ACT to- amend Sections 1927, 1920, 1881,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER 5s1-H. r. No. sos.

f 5
for meals for women in mercatiie establish
mentg. restaurants. lunch rooms and eat
Inc houses and Kitchens in connection there
with. mechanical. manufacturing, telephone
and telegraph establishments, regulating
lishments and providing for the enforcement
thereof in cities Of flrst. second ana third
class and repealine ali acts inconsistent
herewith - - 80, 'S S5.gEE e., 5;.
Be It enacted by the LEGISLATURE q tho state
! of Minnesota: ,.l.S.,2 81 = III ~. 81
--,a----.7- - ,*5is An
Section 1. No female shall be employed in
any mercantile establishment, restaurant
lunch room or eating house or kitchen OPP
Grated in connection herewith more than ten
hours in any one day or fifty-eight hours in
any enc week or in any mechanical or manu-
featuring establishment more than nine hours
week or n n any teienbone or teieeraph estab
iishment more than nine hours in any ono day
or .fiftv-four hours in any ono week IN cities
M fire, fir.t ana Gsecond class -$z|55 Iss5
~Provided that q Inherent Eapportionn1ent Of
hours NAV be made for the sole purpose OF
rivine n shorter dav's work FOR one 'day Of
the week. and further provided that the pros
visions Of. thas act shall not apply Is EN-
pioyment, required ia the canninx or other
wise nreserving Of perishible fruits. Srains
or vegetables where the period Of operating
does nat e4ceed .ir weel1s in duratdon. Pro.
yided further. that females NAV be employed
in retail mercantile estabii.hments MT moge
hut No ca.e - esceed stotai of mor. tnen
EyerE en'nver - nn ns n conapcno.
place n every room in Which r,ch persons
are employed q printed notice, stating the
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
I CHAPTER 67o III i i =, No. CO.

AN&ACT for the collection, 81 recording S and
q peeservation of svital statistics, their use @
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09

CHATTER 67e =. !. Ne. To.
AN ACT to amend Chapter 2S6 Of General
Laws Of Minnesota tor 1911, entitled '.An
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09

Z x j, 81
81 KY - -.s.ll1> ..tsE 90
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
sec 8. That Section 28S9, Revised Laws at
1905, be amended to read as follows:

2SS9. Adulteration, etc. = Every proprietor
or manager Of q place where drugs are sold
shall be responsible for the quality Of all
drugs, chemicals. ana medicines sold by him,
except proprietary medicines and other articles
sold in the original packages Of the manufac-
turers, Every person who. by himself or
through another, shall wilfully adulterate any
drug. medicinal substance. or preparation au-
Pharmacopeia. or National Formulary, Of used
or intended to be used in medical practice, Of
shall mix with any such article any foreign
or inert substance for. the purpose Of weak
ening it's medicinal power and effect or d
cheapening it. or who shall sell tho same
knowing It to be SO adulterated or mixed.
shall be guilty Of q misdemeanor, the mini.
mum punishment whereof shall be fne OF
fifty dollars. :s %N
Sec 10. That Section 234O Revised Lawn Of
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09

the salA IN lots ~ Gls
I'll conform apprexiAla tlnsg
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-07
THE KING OF DIAMONDS---Continued

down the stairs past the Sratiiied office
boy and out into the street.
AS for ISaacstein, he required brandy,
aud not a little, before he felt able TO
follow
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-07

were gazing at them intently. There
was netting logic in the inspectors
retOrt.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-07

(To be Continued Next Weekly
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-17

1 by a big mOtorcade to Cox's ranch
10 meet the Las Cruces and Alamo
gordo automObilists. is going to man
fest itself seine time in June when
the local auuOmObilists put in a day
working the BOrderland highway be-
tween FL Paso and Lanark It will
be made a picnic, with work attached
Automobiles Will go out on the road.
accompanied by Iaborers, and viii put
the Canut1IO hill and the road into
good shape Two men win take some
section OF road in need of repair. and
with their assistants, will put it innto
shape. In this manner, deep stretches
Of sand viii be improved and bad
curves in the road viii be taken out
By that time, the Malpai beds will
probably be eliminated west of Lanark
and the road viii then be in first
class shape TO Deming. The Deming
people have done a great deal of work
on their end Of the road and are go
ing to do more; some is needed.
FL PaSOans as q whole have done very
little The auto mobile club spent sew
eral hundred dollars making the road
passable between CanutiIIo and Lanark
and the Officers and directors person.
ally signed notes to get the money
This debt is to be cleared up and ad-
ditionaI money raised for new work