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Little Falls herald., 1913-05-09
CHAPTER seo-s.l F. No. 414.

AN ACT relating to sherifs y and their
deputies ana other assistants In counties
hundred % square miles. ana population Of
more than fifteen thousand u5,O0O) and less
than nineteen thousand $4,000 Inhabitants.
and expenses Of such oficers. and to the
appointment Of such deputies and other
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of the state
Of Minnesota:
section !. In each County having an lar area y
OF more than hundred cps sa1ase
ton ton of more than nfteen Thousand al5,ooo,
and less than nineteen thousand 19,0o0) In
as State a the sasn
sand Dollars (,s ;ooo; co. 8. ,,o,,,.,,
shall perform all the duties and services
now or which may hereafter be required BY
@ eS M BY him. ana and ao.e a
s'sen IN senaf a of the Stat. = County tor wiea
ss es neaces q be posted the
Of County Commissioners. the County Audi
tor or any other County officer.
shah al appoint =; - and employ ehief deputy:
and one additional deputy who shall each
be paid the sum Of Twelve Hundred Dollars
pavg 81 ped Six pff Mundred % Doiar. $500 per an.
mum; one additional deputy during such times
the s gsss5 sa se1 .na Il a sssSn deputies n
bailiffs or Court onicen az may from time
to time be REQUIRED ordered or authorized
BY Judge OF said District Court ,, or Dy .ne .ne
such additional deputy. bailih or Court oncel
to receive salary At oo the rate OF one one
ore - OH scS Sesy{ee ,aers ba,s
and Court officers shall be paid by the Coun-
ty.
paid monthly In the same manner as Other
County officials are now paid. and the sans
shall be In full. compensation for all ser.
vices rendered by said officers except a.
hereinafter provided: provided that said
Little Falls herald., 1913-05-09
CHAPTER sso-s. F. No. 412.

CHAPTER ss9-s. f. No. 412.
AN ACT to amend Section 181 and 1S2 OF the
Revised Laws 1905, il amended by Chapter
Of the General Laws, Special Session 1912,
Section 1s4 Of the Revised Law4 1905; ;oa, a.
and Chapter e5 General Laws 1909. and Chap.
ter 2 General Laws, Special Session 19a2
eyssa ssst91 s u.s. section
1905. and Section 2l7 Revised Laws 1905. hn
as amended by yot Chapter Gene General raet Lawa IS
Be >t It enacted BY the Legislature Of the State
g seeten That section 49, ot the Revised .,,
General Laws Special Session, as1x rsed s aas as
Asii Section ISL. On the third Tuesday in June;
pTecedins sny City election IN
the first and second class held for the purpose
Of sstn city En- q.
% ton district for the selection q party q sad
the state, to be iilied at such. election except
offices Of towns. villages and cities OF tne tnira
and fourth class and members q scnooi; Rasn %an
one ene hundred % thousand id, 600 inhabitants,
and except presidential electors and the once
Se sss so9aeH e1eSk shai give eas
posted notice Of the time and place Of hold
nE the Of the ot
Candidates ara to be nominated. The day tor
such primary election shall be the drst day OF OF
c,sie: sss:tsatiGn of tne II r.f f. eess esss'0n os
; Sec. 2. That Section 1872. Revised Laws %
ss smsnssS nss. p caaPtss as1 %
same is hereby amended so q to read nd g g
follows: ,,,,s+ ~. ,,..
meaning Of this Chapter. ise ono which p shall LM
have maintained IN the district OF territoriai Y!
division IN question party Il
wsion esandiaates shall have 6een
uon sa and shall have received In the state not
less than Ave % psrcentum of 6 the IT. total e
vote cast for all candidates for GoyeTnor nMyner g
sesai number sn eass q voees M
Is n shaii saf 70
Auditor petition for pase on ~ RI,
voter. voter e Of s several political parties and not
otherwise: provided. however. that the CHIEF ..i
and the e ds.aeee fhe
bate and Municipal Courts and all members
the State ana e,tes
of the first, and second class shall ee norni:
mated upon .separ nonspare:san pal!ots .,aS e
ali aualined and duly rssistsred voters e may .,y
participate, In the choosing Of candidates Tor
city Office ss provides for IN the cnaraee
names Of ali cendicates for nomination Tor
the once Of chief Justice. Associate Justices
Court. nrs Proestss and @ Courts ana S.
members Of the State Il Iegislature,,9 and NJ
ssss i sss ss ..saaa sss.
lot 'sss /. dssisnatsd
:as,l 8 P!.sea s. .ass VINO, sgs.ps
t0iAAfA Ming for nom ina ton on aaid X ,1ns.
Little Falls herald., 1913-05-09
CHAPTER ss2-H. =. No. loss.


Az ACT to authorizs any city Of the frst
class not governed BY home rule charter
to issue and sell its, bonds for the purpose
Of archins or covering over any creek II
such city. MA 1t fEf f.szaSs - {tt
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the statc stat
Section i. Any city Of the nrst ela.. not
afiirmative vote Of not less tina than two thirds of
all the members Of its City Council Or other
governing body to issue and sell not 70 ex-
such city, Tor the purpose Of arching or COW
ering over any creek flowing in, over or across
any lands or public highways in R!ch city In,
the acquiring OF private property necessary
to the making Of such Improvement. S
xssd ana Tna 1a 10
the bonded Indebtedness OF such city. the
for the payment Of the bonds ISSUED here
under and the current interest thereon. The
City G" Council I or other goyerninx body ot such
Of such city an amount sufficient to provide
for the payment Of such interest, and the
sinking, fund Of the city. shall be pledged to
the redemption Of such bonds at maturity.
Sec. 8. No bonds shall be issued under
this act to- run for longer term than thirty
years, or bearing higher rate Of interest
Tho The place @ Of Of payment q principal and inteS
shall be issued shall be such, as may be de-
termined by the City Council or, other sov-
erning body and may be in the form OF
coupon bonds or registered certificates, 90
Sec L. Ar such bonds shall be signed by
the mayor, attested by the city. clerk and
city and shall be sealed with the city seal
except that the signatures to the coupon at
tached thereto, If any, may be Autographed
at less than 95 per cdnt Of their par value
and accrued interest. and only to the highest
responsible bidder therefor. = i-D
Sec 5. This act shall not apply to any
city governed by home rule charter.
Approved April 10, 1913. .
Little Falls herald., 1913-05-09

CHAPTER 804-S. T.. NO. wv
An ACT to authorize any city "a the stase M
tnan =, tbam..nS inhabitants to Issue and sell
ifs bonds and use the proceeos ..n9rSol ayI
the purpose Of M paying " Ssereeft,r eoi Is So made.
fnr 1hich no assessments against real es-;
tSt. have been or shall be levied to detray
the cost Of such imProyemem.s trs 81 Il. s&.4.
Section g. tnnicA /. Any city In this stats nav Of
hereafter having more than ten eno
not .gs,fion nSfs than q ali 1Tea te
~ ~ .,ch civ 10 hereby authori1ed and em-
powered setins 81 and thrca;'fs Tie .sasy sasy
gofe & en as ta.a
thirds 81 All .nemper.;eleetssf suck ssity. Soal.
g, enceed,ns I Mt ~twenty-iive Thousand ,0oo.ool
dollars par value in and q the npnds nel % of
sucf city and use the proceeds thereof Tor the
& paying for aooai n
ments against real estate have been or .snau .sa
bo levied Is Sstray the cost of such improve tt
''sas. az INC bonds authorized 81 section
one il) ot this not, Of. any portion thereof
Eas Enotsxithstandins ID any limitation contsined IS
sssstsr pas.sasins sqaa aa
Esipon the bonded Indebtedness of such city
bit tho full faith md credit of any such
city sha NJ m tirnes bs pledEsd iSs iorst s tne
We Ess;l sfcr Tie currsnt Interest thereon, and
Ethes city council sor common council. q such
shs sssh ansas shs 'aa sss
|seean,nlst ion cf 3. Sinkine fund for thu ~
dsgtlep sasa ssa sens .hsas iass sn
run for g ionaer s term tim thirty ysat or
Little Falls herald., 1913-05-09

CHAPTER SSH F. No. 11so.
AN ACT to amend Section 13 Of Chapter 204
Ing AN act relating to the sale Of timbe!
on state lands. defining trespass thereon and
prescribing pc aalties therefor"
Of Minnesota:
Section J. Section 1s OF chapter 2o4 Of the
General Laws of Minnesota 1905 being An An
ing pena!ties therefor is hereby amended to
Section ls.-Thc> Governor, treasurer. audi
Tor. state forester and attorney general shall
constitute board Of timber commissioners,
The Auditor shall be ex-of1icio secretary Of the
board. and he or. his deputy shall attend each
ceedings, which shall be signed at the close
Of eacn meeting by the commissioners present,
and shall be kept subject to public inspection
and two other members shall be q quorum
for the transaction Of business. Before any
timber is sold the as} t1n sn t
such sale, and shall. produce the record Of
examine the same, together. with other docu-
ments and records and. such witnesses as 1T
sa If the q tha Soa4a st
determine, they shall enter upon the record
Of appraisals a statement. dated and sisnsd
being injured. and that a sale thereof 10 neoes-
sary to protect the state from loss There
after, and not before, tho auditor may make
such SALE Whenever any member Of the
board becomes satisfied, before the issuance
of a permit, that, by reason Of fraud or mis-
statement on the part Of any estimator, Wit
ness or officer, or by reason Of any ooznbina-
tion irregularity, the interests OF tho state
so demand, he shall withdraw his approval
Of any sale, by an entry signed by him upon
the record OF the appraisals. No sale Of tim
Der shall be made until not less than two
independent estimates have been made.
Sec 2. This act shall take effect ana be
in force from and after 1ts passagS.
Approved April 10, 1913.
Little Falls herald., 1913-05-09
CHAPTER ss4-H. F. No. ma

CHAPTER 884-H. +. Ne. 1&A
AN ACT to amend Section 2911 Of the IT,
vised Laws Of 1905. relating to the issuance
of stocks and bonds BY railroad ccmpan4es.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature OF tho state
of Minnesota:
Laws Of 1905. be and tho same 10 hereby
amended to read. as follows
"2911. No domestic railroad corporation or
consolidated corporation existing In whole Or
in part within this state. nor any officer
shares Of its capital stock. or Issue any GER
tificates Of shares thereof until such. shares
have been paid in FULL or issue any stock OF
bonds except for money, labor OF property. te
the par value Of tho stock and the market
value Of the bonds, not, however,, less than
ninety per cent; Of the par value thereof.
for which the corporation was organized; and
ali fictitious stock dividends Increase OF capi-
tal stock or indebtedness shall be void. Every
officer who shall issue. sell. pledge or dispose
Of any shares or certificates Of shares Of capi.
shall be guilty of felony i
Sec. 2. This act shall take effsot and b n
force from and after its passaga.
Approved April 10. 1918.
Little Falls herald., 1913-05-09

electors desiring to vote in favor thereof shsll
make their cross mark thus IX2,, opposite aae tae
against the proposition shall make their !. cross M
SUCH sue votes votes shall shall IS cast in the same man.
aea aea q ss. vote: e sesbtes 'e the
and returns made to the county auditor. and
caf1vassed in like manner 40 the returns on
Sec. 5. II upon such election in any county
shall votf IN o.
forthwith proceed to erect such buildings . ss
may be deemed proper suitable ana conven.
lent, and equip the same 70 eneot's'e s1>'A
Sec. 8. The county hoard Of any county
having erected buildings tor hospi!al puaposss @
ent % thereof % Tor az q term to Sc fixed BY the board
Of county sch nn M
and may prescribe his powers ana dueaes ,srs ano
may provide for the mana cement ana @ opesa, T.
xsst %s u fnd authority saS
to operate, control and manage the same: as, ana
aaS .s as so.aS int q il
point a hospital board Of not exeeedinx three
s na ws Wss :ss :s 5:
the county wherein such hospital - locssen,
and may subject to the supervision OF sasa sla
eorfd ol and operation Of
pitai to such hospital board 80 created ana
may provide for the organi.ation OF Ssn sucn
bers thereof and such further regulation IN
reference thereto and t9 the nasement &c ay
operation and control OF snen m nav ~ ,eass
and iet unto responsible hospital association
and 6usSs' gPe1
that this act shall not be construed 40 au-
thorizing thor ing or M permitting any, county board to to
erect any such hospital buildings OF to @ pay
tion to the vote Of the people as herein pro.
vided and such erection q 'a.. 1%a,ains ,,e o.
fnritv Of the electors voting upon such propo-
sition 1t any election vote In favor thereof: =
Sec. Z. This act shall take enect ana % ~
force from and after its passage H..
Annroued Anril ia. 1913. .--.s-.E :. - a :
Little Falls herald., 1913-05-09
CHAPTER sss-s. r. No. $50.


AN ACT to reimburse Henry A. Green for
moneys paid to the state for buildings and
improvements made by and the property OF
said Henry A. Green. ~
whereas. on November goth. 1911. Henry
A, Green purchased forty acre tract Of land
from the State Of Minnesota. separate and
apart from the improvements made thereon
by himself, which forty acre tract u de-
Lot three .(@ lN.E.A q tho SEQ Of Sec, Gee
ton thirty-six (s6). township one hundred and
forty-eight (14s). range twenty-nins t29). 1tas-
AND WHEREAS. these improvements nave
been appraised to be Of the worth and value
Of the sum Of one hundred ana nfty collars
(S1bO0O), which sum was added to and De-
came part Of the purchase sprice for said land,
and which improvements have never been r.. IN
any sense the property Of the State OF MIN
nesota, although the said Green has been
compelled to pay for the same. NOW THERE
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Section i. That when the hnal payment
il made ON the contract between the state OF
Minnesota and said Henry A. Green Tor SAID
forty acre tract Of land. that the said Henry
A. Green be credited with the sum Of one hun
dred and fifty dollars ($15oo and that tn the
tained in said contract be, reduced In this
amount. -
In force from and after its passage.
Approved April 10. 1913.
Little Falls herald., 1913-05-09

es noepsans tss ss,s, e intosicatlhE liaues
aa sea ess ss qaeaties ses aa
1stail n any such city cr the srannng q q
for suea ssls 8 an1 e,olIasxt sIsxt,on 81
hefsunder shen b sssstnst nesn,s. = s.-e4 20 nos
until such yo's .nan g IA a..
8ninx ternss q used herein 8Hend prsscrtbans
SenaItiss for Violations hereof.
Be q enacted BY ths Lestslasturs tet tns esass =
3 s.csioa n i. IN this act ana 4 the sections
a R..t. tasf.Ss ths tr!s; ana
pfesca1bed therefor in Section aseA Of tne re
of the fourth class, whether the same e In;
sadsr sPsois. sis 81 petoa
twsntydve {. ns Of the iessl voters sach percent.
sss T. & e :as :.s
at least twenty days before me tesua.t +;,,,s s
shai give nesee the notice of snch
city election that the question Of granting
license in city for ths saie o.
Ga Sec. = 5. "a At such election, when % petitioned
rate rate ballot provided 81 tie city clerk or city
cense Ballot" The said ballot shall have y
Pagan against tt. Licen.e,s and each qnaiiaed elector
voting upon said question. shall place cross cross
mark N) in the place opposite tne W0ros ,,,9r
License or IN the pace opRoste ,sm ne " Ta'
gainn Lcense hnnat Gaa.vt Ssnr - he nrovtie
posted IN separate DaloI poA - W 49,, rtss
for In each vo.ng pIecins.; na .std H1 nn.st;on
snall oe countea ,+ ior .a i or the
~ eccoroance .,5n, MIL ' nc fhe eiection law. of
elector, al RTovlaea ~ sne .hoI, *. d,iv
tnis state Inc panoes ss nertiaed acnors;ne 10
fsnvasseo Tnine sueh citv Elections and If
majority OF inc voseo =, cs ,c.rsa than % 1,censr
tlon sna1! 20 ~ Sntrr,cs+,nC itnunr NAV be
Ior tne ,ss,. - .,nh ascrit9 shsII he arainst
license tneh No ~ sn'1 ~ env nusntitv what
NO nSet s1fhsr who]essie or retail In any such
c,tH ,,ntsi s,,ch vote sha b reversed ct sub
ely .,.. VIII n,eoeinr ~ winch tbs Question of IL
seQuent e1ect!on ~ i,, ,ns W. sH'hynittaa. nrn.
eense Is assm n.nnca tsnr iinor snannfsctnre
vu vauoI snas hn.c,S e - sronsmyneI ontside
Little Falls herald., 1913-05-09
Chapter ses-s. F. No. $40.

CHAPTER e0S-S. F. No b1O.
AN ACT to amend Section 1854. Revised
anS wf lists It. OF of lands conveyed y the United
states Government to the state OF "a M1n9es ees
sofa, in aid Of certain railroads, ana 1oF
somplst'ns the record tue oy 1es'''sf' u
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the state
K Eection Mn1oe i. Tnat Section 1854 Of the Re-
vised LAWS OF 1905. be and the eo,'osrs: same "
hereby amended 90 as to read a. nsns, ao,!o%s: n
nG as 1894 nave ss BEEN e. sas Sc
by the state to aid In the eonsIsocson srnnn,o ~
road shall at iss own tsn r..
surveys. which lists shall be compared by tne
auditor with the original Lists IN ms o'tlSe 4Se
general government; and each list when COZ. cor.
rected BY him shall have appended tae!eeS reg
+ that tba the sads Il Is sd
certified to the state and by it conveyed d,a tS
such company. Such lists 30 certined ntal. snan
b dass. sa 81 9y thu S
Ia lands lie. who shall keep the same az public
records and they shall be prime, fsc,e ,Sd sxi
ed however, that in all cases where any
the PROVISIONS o this act the board Of county
Seran to direct the rssi.ter
deeds Of said county to transcribe Directly
from tho Original staten p:tsn S to the
state Of Minnesota and the record OF s DEEDS
from the state Of Minnesota to the rsaroad
ccmnanv e nv receiving such lands. Such orig
inai and records Of deeds tSs being .}c On
auditor shall offer the needed convenience Sss
to any register Of deeds who desire1 @ 10 nts mnte
board shall furnish hs register reoo1a, OF deeqt
shaii he the duty Of the state auditor to care
fully compare such transcrieed copie. a OF pal pal
tnal sn instruments and records on tls in HI! h!s
nfina- and when compared he shaA 20 GUY
osrtsfv onrtn to each instrument Such transcrihsd
records duly certified by the stats a1. a%citof o.
any county shall be prima facie svidencs a.,o o.
.ns, tme ir.tr,nnents SO recorded; ana an o1icial
shall = 70 i. sste rss
etste anditor shall receive mo fee1 Tor MS
services The register OF dssa' 81 sna . fr
record,ns @ original y his once; s,,n
which sha be paid oy =, tne nentv annass. MI
sioners." -. =, 49,. .ss>o+ .nA ~
"a fnrca from and after ite passAge.
Little Falls herald., 1913-05-09
SO I5ea a
Is.

the eams e Aersoy azalslds1 8 1 s
follows: .j ssS
Section i. IN cities q the 1zse class ~
Dollars t($60O0OW per annun. payabls 6 q
equal monthly installments ;s psovaaed saaa
Inhabitants have adopted or hefeaftsr Mill
adopt charter pursuant to Section ~ ~
ticle 4, Of the State Constitution. -
Sec. 2 This act shall take eject ana -
in force from and after January First, 1914 81
Approved April 10. 1913. y. tgs75 3%
Little Falls herald., 1913-05-09

resolution Of the board Of county commits
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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-06-13
EAGLE WILL SCREAM
IN CLIFTON
JULY 4TH

Clifton will celebrate the Fourth of
July in the old fashioned way and the
people of Clifton extend a cordial in
vitation to all of the citizens of
Greenlee County to join with them on
the day of our National Independence
and take part in the patriotic exer-
cises.
At mass meeting held on Wednes-
day evening committees were appoint
ed and a general meeting of all COM
mittees will be held at Library hall
on Saturday evening, June IA, when a
detailed program will be arranged
1t has been decided to hold the
celebration at Potters' Grove and for
this purpose Mr.. Potter has offered
his grounds for the occasion and has
volunteered to put them in shape
The celebration will be along old
fashioned lines and will include q
basket picnic and barbecue, literary
program, baseball and sports. for the
young people. The Moose band will
furnish the music for the occasion
and all arrangements will be perfected
at the committee meeting on Satur-
day night.
Members of all committees are re-
quested to be present at this meeting
Saturday night.
The following committees have been
appointed:
Finance-Henry Hill, Chairman;
Sam Abraham, Ambrose Spezia, F. A.
Sanders, P. Riley, Kard Schade.
Arrangem ents.-Karl Schade, Chair
man; ,Chas. Kreuder, Bob Dunagan.
Oliver Billingsley, Geo. Webster, w.
j. Riley, ]. r. Todd, Mat Danenhauer,
Frank Springer, Simon Hagennauer,
r. L. Armstrong, s. c. Swift, C. w.
Jordan, L. J. Morris, E. v. Horton.
Literary Porgram-W. B. Kelly.
Chairman; Geo. Fraser, Rev W. j.
Gordon, John R. Cromb.
Transportation K Minson,
Chas. Brooks, c. w. Young.
Executive Committee.-Karl Schade,
Chairman; J. ]. Kelly, Treas, and p
Riley.
An invitation was extended on Fri
day to Hon. Paul Geary, Chairman of
Arizona Corporation Commission, to
be present on the occasion and deliv-
er the Fourth of July grafton.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-06-13
SOLDIER MURDERS
COMPANION IN
DOUGLAS DIVE
Negro cavaIryman Deliberately
Shoots PROSTATE Man After
Wounding Another Sesiousiy
BY Mistake; jealousy Is
the Motive

DOUGLAS, June 9.-Douglas was
certainly on the rampage Saturday
night. Whether is was on account
| of its being payday and more than
the average amount of bad whiskey
was consumed, or from other causes,
has not been made clear as yet.
One negro killed, one wounded and
may die, three Mexicans wounded.
one of them seriously, and another
man beaten up and minus many teeth,
was the result of the nights fights.
Stealing a rife from the camp of
the border patrol and then entering
the Copper City club at the corner Of
Sixth street and H avenue at about
IL o'clock, George Nelson, a colored
soldier of Troop E, Ninth cavalry,
shot and killed Albert Jones and se4
verely wounded Tom Evans.
Immediately after the shooting Po-
liceman Robert Hart entered the club
house and Nelson gave himself up by
saying, Il shot the jealousy
is given as the cause of the deliberate
murder of Jones.
Evans was taken to the army post
hospital by the officers after being
refused admittance into the Calumet
hospital
Nelson entered the club house about
an hour before the shooting occurred.
Seeing Jones, he started a short argu-
ment with him, and ended it by say
ing, I'll get you" He then left
the house and no one present paid
any further attention to the matter
unil Nelson returned in about an
hour, carrying a Springfield army
rifle. He pointed it at Jones as he
entered the door, and when Jones
saw the rifle pointed at him and Nell
son coming closer, he dropped to the
floor. Nelson then fired two shots,
and Evans, who was playing the
piano, was in the direct line of fire
and received both bullets, one enter.
ing the left arm above the elbow
and the other passing through the
hips.
Nelson then changed his position
and walked over to where Jones was
lying, and pointing directly. at his
heart fred three shots in rapid sue
cession, which all passed through the
heart and killed Jones instantly. He
then surrendered to Officer Hart,
who brought him to the city hall and
placed him in charge of Deputy
Sheriff Harris. On the way to the
city hall he greatly expressed his
regret in shooting Evans, who, he said,
was innocent.
Nelson has served about ten years
in the army and is about 33 years
of age. He said to the officers that
he killed Jones because he tried to
win his girl, Tessie Lee, from him,
with whom he was desperately in
love.