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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER 437-s. +. No. $50.

AN ACT to cede a portion Of the Town OF
Ia Crescent In the County of Houston, and
lands in the Mississippi river to the State
Of Wisconsin. a Il I'll 4 d
Be it enacted by@t the Legislature Of the State
{. Section IL That all that portion Of the
town Of LaCrescent in the County of Houston
and State Of Minnesota which lies easterly Of
the following described line, to-wit: Com
mcncing IN the Northeast quarter OF Section
Number eleven (11), Township Number One
Hundred Four (iO4), Range Number -Four !, q .
at the point OF Intersection Of the center line
of the West Channel OF the Mississippi River
with the center line Of the main East Chan
mel Of said river, and running thence south.
easterly along the center line Of said West
Channel to its intersection with the center
line Of said main East Channel Of said river
tn the e
hereby coded and relinquished to the State OF
Wisconsin In full and absolute right and
Jurisdiction; provided, and this cession Is
made upon condition that no, license or per
nit to sell or otherwise dispose Of Intoxicating
liquors In the territory .ceded shall ever be
granted by the State OF Wisconsin or any o.
Sec. 2. e This act shall not take effect or b
in force until the State OF Wisconsin shall by
like act have ceded to the State Of Mime.
and Isabelle. in the County Of Pierce, and
State Of Wisconsin, which lies between the
sissippi River. and the center of the north
erly, the Wisconsin channel Of said river, be.
ing more particularly described as follows, TO-
wit: all that part Of township Number TWEEN
ty four go north Of ranges numbered sew:
enteen I'D and eighteen QS) west Of thu
fourth principal meridian, which lies south
Of the. center line Of the northerly channel
otherwise known as the Wisconsin channel, O.
the Mississippi River. and also Island Mum
Der 72 in the Mississippi River, commonly
known as Government Lot 3 in Section ont
a., Township Eighteen lS), Range Clever
(1D, Town Of Buffalo, County of Buffalo
State Of Wisconsin, and relinquished to thu
State of Minnesota, its full and absolute
right and jurisdiction to said territories de-
scribed and until a certified copy Of such ac
shall be filed in the office Of the Secretary o.
State for the State Of Minnesota an: and , aul.
of Wisconsin accepting the said territor,
hereby ceded and Of the. Congress Of thu
United States approving this act and the &C
cepptance thereof by the State q Wisconsin
as provided in section ? hereof the said secre
tary Of State shai: certify the fact and efrec!
hereof to the County Auditor Of the sale
County Of Houston and said County Audito,
shall file the same In his Office and shall
thereupon and thereafter modify the tax lis
and other records Of his office to correspond
with the provisions and effect of this act.
Approved April %. 1918. ,r. -, b. e
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09

s.,
EplAses In court may ln
~ snd ore -
isssaiy eonstitassa once. 81 eodS hsSins ss
peryasaon ana conlrol ol saad pohce GsPsxs
ments and police officers q said city, snali nave
not exceeding three persons i. approved ~ tne
=. .. . ~ svuss
IL said court irre.pectivs & Us Esn
err rn ras OF or enaSs-
men ents g ne q ponce
me no pu 9re s1 tsr sna resee me sane
nn w c,,nci Gnless me con-
gn cvunsa l,t Lrecss sIes Ter INA
and such snd ana ana q {.
hard Is ssad pc REQUIRED 10 gve
D6n1 70 saaa CITY N such sums as the council
snei . uuSes sucn BOND to pc for the use OF
ts.sous lnterested. prov ided. however tnat
powers and dnf,. On an ameG. . shs
comm. ns nsu sscn ponce omcers palnns ano
nolIna Ansts omcers, ano al oCner poMceMen.
phsI ocels ana paiins shall az all iles
soid - c vsueis ENC autnorlty ana conLIolt o.
ordars ~ onv ntS y sae -
Inc el e;t q said municipal court shall nave
ctrt VIII .nne consent OF tne 3uases % AZ
provided t1 s..stans Clerks e
a. assi;tant clerks who shall nave nke
D%er "a as said deputy CLERK but sha . act
St inc antnority OF sald cierk said c,erk,
e e,s CLERK ana ASSISTANT clerks snan nave
lo!l power ana authority to admin'ster oatns,
sweal Witnesses ana jurors ana take ,a &C
9 .sosments, ana SAD cierk. 9eputy .elers
ana assistant clerks and baiii1s snail perform
sucn ouIles as the clerk or Judges snall olrect
IN completlng the work OF the once. ana snall
nave power to serve an process OF sala court,
wnetner civil or criminal! when directed ny the
court e1,n ana an other powers ana antnority IN
mi. ACT pIoyloea LOT eltner tnereol. Ahd arc
n es;y vtsteo WIN !ne nsuai P0"e,s OF con-
Staples az common law, ana with the powers
ara autnor1ty OF ponce omcers OF the said
snai 80 dlrect one OF SAID assistant clerks
snaA nave tne Quahncatlons OF stenosrapher;
anu sna1i PERFORM SUCH dutles IN lhat regard
a.. ,i ae ouses psescrloe. Sucn airectlon or
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
81 CHAPTER 4se !. s. i !. No. s2s.i

AN ACT to- amend Section 1441 OF the Re-
Svised Laws. 1865, relating to- the Duties OF
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota b: FIJI 3
& Section 4 That Section 1441 Sof the Re
3vised Laws, 1906. be- and the same IS hereby
amended 70 read as follows .s 81. ...5
25 Sec. n The board shall have the 3edu
cational mana cement, supervision and tcon-
troll Of the normal schools, apd Of all prop
erty appertaining thereto II shall appoint
all presidents, teachers and other necessary
employees therein, and fix their salaries. It
shall prescribe courses Of study condi tions OF
graduates Of the normal department, and adopt
suitable rules and regulat ions for the schools.
It shall, as e whole or by committee, visit
lngs, modes OF Instruction, discipline and
management Of each school, at least once in
on or before December 1Fin every even nuns
bered year, the condition, wants and prospects
Of each school with recommends atoms for its
3a Rat
Approved April 3d. 1913 53E''F. S3Ss
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHATTER AS. r. No a.

AN ACT to author1ze cemetery corror.t,,,.
70 sell ana convey certain real estate.
20 It enacted by the Legislature Of the Stat.
Of Minnesota: De e'"'e
Section I. Any public cemetery cornors-
uon which has been heretofore or may here
a atess % inoorporated under the laws of the
s Sta.e OF minnesota, and has acquired moro
convey, Tor other than burial or cemetery
purposes: any real estate in excess Of such
sale shall not include any land in which anv
interments have been made. Provided. fIr
tner. that any such sale shall be approved hv
corporation. - o"1n
SEC 2. This act shall take effect and be In
foFce from and after its passa &c. 49,
Approved April q, 1913,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER $o-s. f. No. e1s.

ACT entitled, "An act to amend Section
Of Chapter 351 of the Special Laws Of the
tate Of Minnesota for the year 1889, and
sction 81 of said Chapter 351. said chapter
tnended by Chapter sO2 Of the General
avs Of 1907, to provide for additional
srAs; and fixing compensation Of judges,
1t enacted by the Legislature Of the State
T Minnesota: ~ s. e. ~ Ass5H#5
ction /. That section AZ Of ehapter 351 Of
Special Laws of the year 1883, be and the
Is hereby amended SO as to read as fol
section A. 1t shall be the duty Of the
or. or other legally constituted officer OF
~ Having supervision and control Of the
ts,e department and police officers Of said
Es to see that sufficient number Of police
n 'ers, Including an officer in command, are
3 avs IN attendance upon said court ct its
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER AS r. No eo8

nxing the terms and salaries Of coroners,
Keeper ana Assistant Morsue Keeper m of all
counties in the State Of Minnesota. now or
a:e an gSDu aaa les. Of b 5we hqs
hundred thousand goo. oo0 Inhabitants;
Of Minnesota:
counties in the State Of Minnesota now or
ssnE Of two t hun
| shall hold his office for the term Of two years
and until his successor is elected or ap-
mence on the first Monday in January; 1915.
except that tho term Of the coroner in Of
On the 1 day ape te st
Monday in January, 1915. and all such coro-
ners shall be chosen and their names placed
trict Court are now: selected. and all pro
selection Of Judges Of the district Court. both
a9 81 as e sps
lion contest It shall appear that any candidate
for coroner is without opposition, the proper
up the primary election ballots, shall omit the
name Of such candidate from tho primary cleo
ton ballot, and the same shall be placed in
due form upon the regular election ballot.
Sec. 2. Such coroner shall be duly IL
censed and practicing physician of the State OF
Fonr Thousand Dollars 5e per annum,
which sum shall be paid out Of the county
treasury.
Sec g. Tho Coroner Of all such counties
shall appoint a Chief Deputy Coroner, and such
other Deputy Coroners he may deem neces-
sary Secretary, Morgue-keeper. and an
Assistant Morgue- keeper. The Compensation
Twelve Hundred Dollars 81, O.eO) per annum, :
and that of the Secretary at Nine Hundred Dor
lars (seoo.oO per annum. The salary Of the
Twelve Hundred Dollars ($1,200OOl per an
mum, and that Of the Assistant Morgue keeper
at Seven Hundred and Eighty Dollars
($7s0OO) per annurn; and all salaries and
compensation herein mentioned shall be pay
able in monthly tnstallments out Of the county
treasury. 49,
3 Sec. A. All acts and parts Of acts. inconslst-
| emit with the provisions of this act are hereby
| Sec. s. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved April %, 1913. b..
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER ISIS. F. No. 95s

CHAPTER 4S1-S. F. No. 05S.
Of Villages and Cities of the Fourth Class
+ in the State Of Minnesota:
BE S It enacted by the Legislature Of the
Section l. That whenever twenty per cent
20 per cent? Of the legal voters Of any in.
corporated village city Of the fourth class
Of this State shall petition the governing body
nam, Of such municipality. the question Of
to the voters of such municipality at any
general or special election, and If q majority
OF all the votes cast upon the question are IL
favor Of such change. the governing body Of
four-hfths vote 81 ali members thereof change n
the name OF such municipality
Sec. 2. Upon the filing of a certified COPY
or such ordinance with the County Auditor
Of the county in which such village or town
Is located and with the State Auditor and
Secretary of State, the name Of such village
or town shall be changed as in such ordi-
nance provided: Such change In name shall
h In no way effect any liability. obligation
ter or thing In any way relating to such
village or town. excepting that the new
name OF such village or town shall there.
after be substituted for and used in the place
of Its old name.
Approved April %, 1918.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
4 CHAPTER AIS. F. No. o54.

AN ACT relating to proceedings against and
/ the liquidation OF DELINQUENT financial in
stitutions and banks, and relating to the
{ collection Of the assets of said institutions
q and banks and to validate certain actions
Il brought in the name of such banks.
BE it enacted by the Legislature OF the State
E Eof Minnesota: .I..iAt5.
Section !. That in all cases where the
taken possession Of the property and business.
Of any bank, or any such bank is in the
process Of liquidation by him, pursuant to the
in the name Of any such bank or in his own
name as Superintendent Of banks of the
State, of Minnesota; for the use OF any such
bank. bring and carry to an end all neces-
sary actions in the proper courts to reduce the
assets OF any such bank to money and to pro-
tect the ana tights Of 9a any nyn suea
any such bank or in his own name as Super
intendent Of Banks, execute all bonds and
actions, and may in the name OF any such
oank, satisfy and discharge by written In
and az zeal estate and ehatte
such bank and may in. the name Of any such
Bank Iforeclose by advertisement In the man
saeh
and to execute in the name Of any such
bank to the attorney employed to foreclose
q OF attorney required by the laws OF this
state Ia case of foreclosure Of MORTGAGES by
adyertisement Such supessntend lka Of Banks
ceedings shall file for record In the once Of
(the Register of Deeds Of the county where
Esnys land; affected by any such foreclosure
sale ID situated q certificate under his, hand
as such Superinte of Banks, stating
therein, the .eorporate name Of the bank .,af.'
fected; its principal place OF business: that
sion 81 sthes property and business OF such
bank under the laws OF the State and the date
such taking possession there thai such
bank is IN B process sof 81 liuuidat ion by him.
puTslant To- TIM law of this state such be
the fatt: eertincate shall be nled ~
~ sueiiF er1ntendent Of banks IN me
Slsoe 81 hSissI III eueh mertsass 6 ~ =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
mrArrr HsLa ~. o..

otTA1TER 44s-S F. No, So.
an onc ACT relating to policies OF life iusur-
Be It enacted BY the Legislature Of thu Stat.
Of Minnesota: Va .iAo 3'1s7
Section l. so-called coupon nolic,e. .no,,
not be issued or delivered by any comnany a to
any residents Of this state. company ="
Approved April %, l9I3.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
NOTICE.

TUBERCULOSIS IS A COMMUNICABLE
DISEASE. THESE APARTMENTS HAVE
BEEN OCCUPIED BY AaCONSUMPTIVE
AND MAY BE INFECTED. THEY MUST
NOT BE OCCUPIED UNTIL THE ORDER
OF THE HEALTH OFFICER DIRECT
ING THEIR RENOVATION AND EDISIN-
FICTION HAS BEEN COMPLIED WITH.
THIS NOTICE MUST NOT BE RE-
MOVED UNDER A PENALTY OF Law,
j EXCEPT BY THE HEALTH OFFICER
OR AN AUTHORIZED OFFICER. j
sec T. 1t shall be unlawful for any person
having pulmonary tuberculosis to. dispose o.
sputunl saliva, or other secretiOns or, excre
lions so as to cause ioffense or danger to any
person or persons. -" -.j.-
Sec s. Any person violating any Of the pro
visions of this act shall be guilty Of misde
mean0r.&
= Sec. g.. This act shall take effect and be II
force from and after Its passage.
Approved April %, 1918. p. : s. 4 -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
y CHAPTER 3 IA IA 8. =. No. 1o1.

L N
AN ACT 70 provide for the control Of tub q,
Be 1t enacted BY the Legislature Of the state
Section i. Every physician in the state Of
Minnesota shall report to the State Board of
Health on blanks furnished by said board for
SOP under his treatment for tuberculosis,
within one week after the diagnosis of the dis
ease, except that physicians In cities and vi.
sanitary regulation to report tuberculosis TO
the local board of health, will not be required
|of Health, but the local health officer snail
make returns Of all such cases reported to
him to the State Board Of Health once month
board 5s5tg-55s5 = t;ssS VI
Sec. 2. 1t shall be unlawful for the authcri-
ties in charge of any penal or charita6le IN
stitution to care for any person afflicted with
tuberculosis in the same room or ward with
I.other inmates. hi ss ;..$ Z I
Sec. 5. Any health officer, shall have the
sioners Of his county any person afflicted with
tuberculosis whom he considers q menace 70
family IL tse of count
the power to remove . said person and
place him in a public sanatorinn1 or hospital
where he shall remain until discharged there
from by the superintendent Of such institution
Sec. 4 No teacher, pupil or employe about
monary tuberculosis shall remain in or. about
such building without having a certificate Is
| sued Dy the local aOOarQ OIL HEALTH OK ny al
agent duly authorized by said board stating
! that said person is in no sense q source OF
danger to others. ~ u: ::s. "a
| Sec g. In case Of the vacation Of any de.
partment of premises by death from tupercu-
losis or by the removal therefrom of per.
son or persons sick with tuberculosis. 1t shall
I be the duty Of the person or physician In
charge, to notify the health officer Of such
town, Incorporated village, or city, Aforesaid
| Of said removal, within twenty -four hours
| thereafter, and such apartments or premises
so vacated shall not again be occupied until
renovated and dsinfected as hereinafter, pro
lvided. - .>5as
:. In case of such vacation the health office,
shall order that such premises or apartment
| and all infected articles therein be, properly
and suitably renovated and disinfected. II
case there shall be no remaining occupants II
such premises apartments then the health
officer shall cause g. notice In writing to 0e
served upon the owner or agent OF the owner
1 of such premises or apartments, ordering the
| renovation and distinction Of such premises
or apartments, under the directions OF and II
conformity with the regulations OF the state
1 Board of Health. - ~ = 49,
! Sec. 6. In case any orders directions Of
| the health officer requiring the disinfection o.
any articles. premises or apartments. as here
| inbefore provided, shall not be complied with
within thirty-six hours after such orders o,
direction shall be given, then it shall' be the
duty of the health officer: to cause q placar6
! In words and form as follows to be placed
upon the door Of the infected apartments, o.
premises. to-Wit: es 9' >-5sZ.-.-~-s.@s =:
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S 0 c e t y

reasonable society has done nothing
else for weeks and weeks but attend
weddings and functions incident to
iheir celebration Zig old churches and
VIDE drawing rooms have been throneed
with guests for many nuptials of note.
ana the entertaining of brides and
their attendants has been unusuallv
charming and interesting Meantime
the interesting thing Immediately ahead
oI me sociai world here is the Juvenile
cohort OF dcbutantes. There are pretty
girls 10 make their bow TO Richmond
society this winter, and. although the
Hst Is not over long the entertaining
III honor Of the buds OF the coming
winter season promises 10 be very bril-
liant indeed
coming out Winter is made ,,n Of
many things Ones hair IS tucked t,p
and ones sunday gown and other nice
frocks are RELOCATED to the days of the
past and the chest in the attic: all the
frocks become gowns" and YOU Lac
no hest one. since al are The pref
test that your mother can possibly
mink OF IT pink chiffon has been
the dream Of all your schoolgirl DAYS
pink chiffon you will most certainly
have. whether il be the fashion o., no
Besidcs the gowns, there IS your real
coming out, when your friends ana the
friends of all the friends OF arvbody
that knows debutante at all combine
to see that the table behind the girl in
question is heaped high with bouquets
and her bureau drawer crowded with
dear notes about how pretty her mother
was. and small jokes about not boing
scared. One calls with an elderly rcla
tive. and one has tea with sedate and
sometimes undressing contemporaries
of ones godparents: the germans and
the other girls debut parties, and the
didn't. all go to crowd Il calendar OF
golden days for n real debutante and
make her formal presentation to so
clety ~ year to remember always
Charm makes the spell Of IT. and real
and genuine enjoyment OF things, the
rosy web and the success Of IL.
Miss Josephine Pinckncy. daughter OF
Captain and Mrs, Thomas Pinckney. OF
Charleston, s. c., will shortly arrive ir
Richmond to make her debut here this
Hnter. Miss Pinckney Is a lovely girl
MD. hsr-rp,t h or. formerly Miss Camilla
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Conway r. Sands. of 1927 Hanover
Avenue; Miss Gilbert. Of New York
city, who VIII be the guest of Mrs.
II. T. Williams, of 1923 Park Avenue,
for the season; Miss Lucy Nelson Tai
iafcrro daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip II. Taliaferro. OF 30S East Frank
lin Street: Miss Harriet Gum, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Gum, of 30l
West Franklin Street; Miss Sara OPP
penhimer daughter Of Dr. and Mrs. w.
7. Oppenhimer; Miss Mary Bertrand.
daughter of Mrs +. O. Bertrand. of
lila West Avenue. and granddaugh-
ter of Mrs. Drewry, OF "Minncola .
Chesterfield County; Miss Mary Nicho-
las Ainslie. whose father is Mayor OF
Richmond; Miss Virginia Chesterman
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. \. Chcs-
terman. of 1920 Monument Avenue;
Miss Mary Covngton Evans, daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. w. Arthur Evans. OF
1910 Monument Avenue, and Miss Phyl-
lis Taylor, daughter Of DR. Philip Tay-
Tor. of 1871 Monument Avenue.
The first formal appearance of tho
cebutantcS will he made al the initial
dance given by the itichmond German
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Club some time in December, the exact
date of which has not yet been decided
upon.
Prominent Engagement
Mrs. John Clifford Shelton announces
the engagement and approaching mar
riagc of her daughter, Ogie, to Charles
Carter. son of Hill Carter, Of this city.
ON her maternal side, Miss Skeletons
grandmother was a Miss Idmondson,
OF Virginia. and her grandfather was
John Finley Dixon Landrum OF I'LL
nois She is n niece of Mrs. John l..
Williams. and also a granddaughter OF
the late DR.. John Clifford Shelton. a
distinguished physician of this city and
greatly beloved here.
! No date has yet been announced for
the wedding, which Will be one of the
most interesting affairs OF the season.
owing to the social prominence Of both
bride and groom.
At the Samovar.
Some OF those noted at tho Sign of
| the Samovar tea room, 30 West Frank
lin Street. during the past week were
I Mrs. Horace buchanan. Mrs Bland
! Spotswood Smith. Miss Marie Isaacs.
Misses May and Julia Moore. Mrs. w.
J. Payne. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Duke,
Mrs Arlington, DIR. and Mrs. Fred
Hodges. Dr. Gill. Kent Rawlcy. Mrs. j.
H. Iarman, of Farmville; DR.. Higgins
! Miss Gould, of New York: Mrs. Will
! liam Dukes. Mrs. Ben Palmer, Miss
| Emma Conquest, Mrs. D. B. Tenant,
Miss Katherine Hagan. Miss Mary Day
/ VIM. Miss Elizabeth VIM, Miss
! French Patton, Miss Venable and
| others.
| The opening reception of the Sam
| ovar was held last week. and n great
many guests were in attendance. All
/ decorations We're In pink flowers and
palms, and the little tea tables were
crowded every afternoon in the week.
At the WOmnn's Club.
There Will be n book reception at
! the Woman's Club on Monday after
noon at 1880 o'clock, followed by an
Informal tea, nnd each member is re-
| quested TO bring n book as a donation
to the club library. Mrs. John Calvin
| Mctcalf Is chairman OF the afternoon
The reception will be very interest
ing and delightful affair, with large
number of members present, the event
having become nm annual one, and the
club will be prettily decorated for the
occasion.
| Interesting Lectures.
An event OF the greatest Interest In
Richmond. will he the course of lee
lures on STORY. telling" to be givdu
here The week of November IL, mt the
Young Women's Christian Association
under tho direction and patronage OF
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to 60 to tho University of Virginia Oh
this occasion There are to be two
big germans given. and the younger
girls ana men and the alumni OF the
college will remain NJ the university
for them. y special train will carry
the party TO Charlottesville on that
day. end luncheon will be served en-
route. 1t is to be one OF the most
charming social events of the fall sea
son. and crowd Of fashionable folk
will be in attendance.
In the North.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Flood Byrd,
whose marriage took place In Winches-
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