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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-01-17

Mrs. s. E. Calender Is entertain
ing at Rock this afternoon at her
home on High street to compliment
Mrs. J. D. Sloan, of Florence, Ala,
who is the charming guest Of rela-
tives in the city.
B.
Little Virginia New Entertains.
Little Miss Virginia New was the
attractive hostess at Rock party on
Tuesday afternoon, when she enter
tanned sixteen of her little friends in
most delightful manner at her
home on High street.
|
Entertains Girls Bridge Club.
| Miss May Ella Fariss entertained
tine girls bridge club at 1880 this
morning at her home on Sixth street.
The additional guests were Mrs e.
B. Andrews and Miss Margaret Frier-
son, and Miss Rose McLemore.
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Holland Walker.
At the residence of the brides par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. W. P. Walker,
their daughter. Miss frankie Walker,
and w. T. Holland were married at
Santa Fe Saturday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock, the Rev. J. W. Patton, ofici-
ating. Immediately after the wedding
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-01-17
WILL CONFER THE
RANK OF PAGE

At the Knights Of Pythias Castle
Hall Friday evening at the regular
meeting the rank Of Page win be con-
ferred
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-01-17

One way relieve habitual CONT
patton 10 to take regularly a mild
laxative. Deans Regulets are re-
commended for this purpose. &c q
box at all drug stores. Advt
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-01-17
sixth Weddina An,iversarx.

Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Craige, OF Mt
Pleasant, celebrated their sixth wed
ding anniversary last Sunday with q
three course luncheon to a number oil
their friends. Among those who were
present were Capt. and Mrs. Franz
Craige. Of Williamsport, parents Of
the groom.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-02
e hundred twelve (412l, General Laws OF 1908,
lating5 to mink, alnuskrat %and beaver "
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature, of. the. State
of Minnesota - $& Vs. 49,

r. n
Section !, That Section. Thirty-eisht tssl,
the General Laws of the State of Minnesota
for 1906, as>a1nendad by Chapter Four Hun
drcd SiXty-nines (469) Of the General Laws or
1907. as amended -by Chapter four hundred
the same is hereby amended to read as rol-
lows: :, - $50. -. - II - So = -.
Sec. 49, Mink, Muskrat and Beaver. No
at any time. OF: any mink or-,nuskrat pc
tween the fifteenth day of April, and the
first day of December, following, and no per-
son shall MODEST injure destroy any musk
any, time, or hunt Or pursue such animals
with dog or dogs, except that in the open
season herein provided for the taking eaten
ing or killing OF muskrats nluskrat houses,
may for the purpose of placing traps therein,
be opened in such manner only as will not
place Of habitation for muskrats. Provided,
that VIXEN any of the animals mentioned in
TINS section are doing damage to or destroy
ing any property, or are likely to damage or
property is being, is likely to be, dam
aged or destroyed may make complaint and
report the facts to the executive agent Of the
Game and Fish Commission, who shall either
vestigate the conditions complained of, and
if it appears that the complaint is well found
ed: and the property of such complainant is
being. or is likely to be damaged by any
Game and Fish Commission may grant per-
mission, properly safeguarded to the COM
p!ainant. to kill such animals or destroy
the houses, dams other structures erected
by Them =
Sec. e. This Act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passa &C.
Approved April %. 1913.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-02
u Act est ablish ilg uni form % certain
classes OF personal properfy IS Is
BE it enacted by the Leg1sla tnre sof the State
Of Minnesota So s 81
Section I That section 10 OF chapter 2S5 o1
the General ssLaWs-of Minnesota for 19llsI bs
amended SO as to Iead as follows: PSI


Section Z 81. That section 10 OF: chapter 2S5 Of
the General Laws OF Minnesota for 1911 be
amended 50 as to lsad as fol 81 81
shall not; be included i'll the valuation list
which assessors are required to make under
the provisions of section S35 Revised Laws
1905, uf}sHall be listed in a separates book or
book which the county v auditor shall provide
for each assessor on or before the first day OF
May each year, and that the valuation Z. of
property included in this act shall; not be
section 527. sands acts amend atorys thereof.
for the purpose of fixing salaries or clerk hire
as therein provided except in counties hay-sz
Ing an area of more than five hundred (5O0r
more than Nine Million Dollars: under the
p Prey Of Section sa5. Revised Laws of
i This book supplement. shall show the total
sessed to each tax payer under the provisions
Of this act, ard shall not disclose further
details of his assessment. 1t shall contain
also a summary showing the number OF tndt-
sessed for such property and the total amount
of money and credits taxable under the
provisions OF this act. When makingSthe re-
to s fhe auditor provided for
shall Tile this valuation book, Or supplement,
together with the summary of the same and
the listing blanks filled out by each tax payer
assessed under. the provisions Of this act =
turns required by section S62 Revised Laws Of
1905, shall include, under separate heading
the aggregate assessment In each district of
property assessed under the provisions Of this
act. T. =
Sec 2 This act shall take effect and be
in force from. and after its passage. .
Approved April %, 1913.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-02
CHAPTER 5s2-H. F. No. 12yo.

2. . "a -f- ts-.-.. = &
AN ACT providing for the adoption and use In
the several counties in this state Of the So
2 called Carlo Election System; authorizing
counties to contract for the procuring OF the
s. right to use such system at general and pri-
mary election and the, purchase OF the pat
) ented ballots and devices used In connection
J with such system; requiring the governor
: attorney general and secretary, of state to
make rules and regulations for the use Mere-
) Of and providing that such rules and reguIa-
tons shall supersede provisions Of law In
consistent Herewith. g. ~
Whereas. one N. F. Carlo. is Or claims I'd
Be. the patentee and owner Of the patent
mary purpose Of which Is to facilitate the
pounding Of election ballots, which system con-
cistB Of filing Frame 10 called, and =
particular form Of ballot 20 shaped, and. As
TO primary election bailots 10 creased as to
frame and readily counted and canvas1ed
when 80 filed; and & Srss SO
i WHEREAS the said ballots may he made
70 conform approximately to the forms now
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-02
CHAPTER 5sO-H. F.. No s66.

CHAPTER 0SU-d. f.. NO. S66.
AN ACT prohibiting the use Of cigarettes by
y minors and prohibiting, the supplying Of
cigarettes and cigarette bapsE to minors and
Of the manufacture, sale, barter, exchange
or giving away Of cigarettes, cigarette paper
and cigarette tobacco, md making the vio-
lation Thereof 4 criminal onense ana pro-
vidtng for penalties for such violation.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota: = ~: = -. y. r. !:
+ Section l.. That 1t shall be unlawful for
any person and any clerk. servant, employee
or agent Of any person. directly or indirectly,
upon any pretense or by any device to sell
exchange, barter, dispose OF or give away to
any >rninor any cigarettes, cigarette paper or
cigarette wrappers or any paper made or pre-
pared for the purpose Of being filled with to-
baeeo for amolinE Or any tobacco prepared for
Sec: 2. Any person violating the provisions
of Section l. Of this act shall be guilty Of 4
1nisdemeanor and upon first conviction for such
violation shall be published BY q fne Of not
less than nifty dollars nor more than one hum
dred dollars or Imprisonment IN, the County
JAN for not less than fifteen days, nor moro
than sixty days., or both such fne and imprfs-
onments and costs; nd upon second convic-
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-02

lion fors viola tion ,of sns 81 AID proyi.lo
not is. hsa thirty
s sasll then g Pr.
Il. Sec. s. The smoking OF cigare ttes within
this state any minor IS hereby ohibited
Of Section IS Of this act shall De guilt of
e misde rneaIor. and upon ccnylction for. such
more than ten dollars Ii the discretion Of the
tion q the provisions q said Section 8. thai
Jail Tor not more than nve a. days IL the
discretion OF the Court.
sec.a s. That 1t shall be unlawful for any
person and. any clerk. servant. employee or
agent feany person directly or indirectly,
facture, sell, exchange, barter, dispose Of Or
give away, or keep for sale and cigarettes,
eigaretts paper Or. cigarette wrappers. orsan ~
being nlled with tobacco without nrst obtain
Ing license therefor, as hereinafter provided.
Sec. e.. Licenses for the manufacture, sale,
exchanges barter, disposition Of or giving away
or keeping for sale Of cigarettes. cigarette pa;
per or cigarette wrappers made or prepared
for smoking, may be granted by tho Council
soughtyfo be exercised, or il outside Of = mn-
nicipality, by the county board, Every such
n. Mnts Tor &
q violation Of this or subsequent laws. and
shall name the ncensee and the place wherein
And the fee for such license shall be s25 90.
Sec: Z. Every person desiring q license un,
cording Officer Of the municipality, or il such
license Is desired Outside Of municipality,
ton therefor, stating the person. for whons
and place for which 1t is desired and Dhall
deposit Herewith the amount Of the license
Sec. 8. In case Of change Of ownership
ing the license may authorize it transferred
to the>new owner. So !.
Sec. .. Any person violating any Of the
provisions of this act except as herein provid-
ed for violation Of Sections l and s, hereof,
be punished by fine OF not more than One
Hundred dollars, or Imprisonment in the Coun-
5a fof ne to
every violation thereof ~
Sec. 10. The State Dairy and Food Commits
sioner, his assistants and employees, shall en-
| force the provisions Of this act, and in SO
doing shall have all the powers and authority
with relation thereto that are conferred upon
them ana each Of them by Chaptsr q: Re-
vised Laws 1905; and the provisions Of sec:
1885, @ as ana IT.
the enforcement Of this act and accomplish
Ynent Of its purposes. .'
&c., II. All moneys collected ~ fines and
fees under the provisions Of this act shall be
Of the district wherein the conviction 10 had,
| and one-half to the person through, whose In
formation the conviction is had.
| sec II. A second conviction under this act
shall Immediately terminate thu license Of
not be entitled to another license hereunder
for a period Of Ave years thereafter.
Sec. 49, All acts and parts Of acts incon-
sistent with this act are hereby repealed.
in force from and after its passage '' u IS
| Approved April %, 1918.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-02
CHAPTER Ssh. r. No. >12A6.

r q: CHAPTER Ssh. =. No. 1240. -
AN ACT to appropriate money for expenses
Of the State Government, and for other
\ purposes. "a s. y Ts'.sz- -. 1. -
Be It Enacted by the Legislature Of ms
II State Of Minnesota: e. T. Z ,izzsf5yt.
Section l. Supplementary state Govern
ment appropriation bill. The sums herein
after named, or 80 much thereof az may b.
necessary. are hereby appropriated from any
moneys in the state treasury not otherwise
appropriated. for the purpose specified IN the.
following sections ~of this act, to be available
at the time designated opposite each iten. 80
5 Y%59s 80 5.5S.: s.
Sec 2. COUNTY, AND DISTRICT, AoR1-
CULTURAL SOCIETIES: ssaslt Z $s5sEse
/. ITO aid county and district AgIi-
5s@g cultural societies pursuant ito
Esst 4 the provisions OF Section 3O0s, *: Va
Revised Laws OF 1909 and the Z sss &
$50 acts amendatory thereof, avail
T. able for the fiscal year ending
u July 81. 1914. to- be paid out - s
for premiums on exhibits only ~ -
- to county z and district agfi- -
cultural fairs during the year -
#sss 1913. the sum of -. -. 49,
I 2. 10 aid county sapd district axr1>
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-02

CHAPTER 575-H. F. No. 100
AN At,'r TO amend Sections 1927 1929 1881.
2; ;;;33i 1887 23:;S 2339 and 2340 of the Re-
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-02
CHAPTER 576-H..1. No. 77s.

AN ACT to amend Chapter, 2S5 of General
Laws Of Minnesota for 1911, entitled IAN
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-02
CHAPTER 9TH. F. No. 795.

L
AN ACT authorizing certain cities. of the
! cost Of providing buildings and equipment
for fire department purposes.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature of the State
. of Minnesota:
| Section 1. Any city Of the first class moi
governed by home rule charter is hereby
| authorized to Issue and sell its bonds to ar
amount not exceeding $15O,00O and to use the
proceeds thereof for the purpose Of erecting
and repairing fire houses and buildings anG
providing suitable equipment therefor, includ-
ing the acquisition by purchase or condemna'
ton Of land necessary for such buildings.
Sec. 2. Said bonds shall be issued only ii
pursuance Of a resolution adopted by ma
jority vote of the City Council or. other gov
erning body Of said city, and the faith ant
credit Of the city shall be pledged to the pay,
and the Sui
in the tax levy Of each year an amount
sufficient to pay the current interest on such
be ana .ns be Sedsa to s s
ton at maturity.
Sec g. Bonds issued under this act shall
run for a term not longer than thirty year
ana ana bear interest at rate not higher thai
four per sent. per annum, payable semi,an
and interest and the denomination Of SAIL
bonds. shall be fixed by the resolution, au
may be in the form of coupon bonds or o
registered certificates, so called, as the pur
chasers may prefer y
Sec. 4. All bonds or certificates so issuet
shall be signed by the mayor, attested by tn
city clerk, and countersigned by the cit,
comptroller Of said city, and be sealed will
the city seal: except that the signatures t.
the coupons attached thereto, if any, may b
Autographed. None of such obligations shall
be sold for less than 95 per cent of their pa
value and accrued interest, to any but tn
) highest responsible bidder therefor.
y Sec s. This act shall not apply to any cit
whose inhabitants have adopted charter pur
suant to Section SO, Article 4, of the stat
constitution.
; Approved April 20, 1913.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-02
{ CHAPTER 57e-H. r. No. e5s

AN act for the collection, recording IA
&: preservation Of vital statistics, their use as
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-02

| A medical certificate subscribed by the at
tending physician. together with his address
and date OF making. stating fact and time of
time Of attendance; when last. seen alive; the
disease or injury causing death, with con-
tributory cause or complication. and the du-
means and circumstances of the injury and
whether indicating accident suicide or homl-
shall be made and subscribed By the coroner
whenever the cause of death is investigated
by him. Provided further. that in cities OF
officer, and in town, villages and cities Of the
fourth class the local registrar. or sub
fop make the
| in without medical attendance or tnvestiga-
ton by the coroner: II the local registrar.
cause Of death he shall refer the case to a
physician, or to the coroner. for certifcation.
When the death occurs in hospital or
! hons. Of the deceased, a statement Of the
length of time at the place of Geath length
of time in the state, usual place Of residence
and where the disease was contracted.
| A statement showing place and date of
burial signed by the undertaken, with his
address.
In the case of a child dead at birth GER
tfcate of birth having the word 'stillbirth''
inserted in place of the name. and, also. a
certificate of death shall be made and filed
issued AS hereinafter provided. The medical
certificate shall be signed by the attending
physician ana snail state the cause OF deaLn
as "Sti]lborH with the cause Of the still
birth, whether premature birth and, If so,
the period of INTERPRETATION In months. Pro
vided: that certificate of birth or death
shall not be required for child that has not
advanced to the fifth month of utero-geste-
ton. ..5a< .-,,.
In case Of stillbirths occurring without an
! ATTENDING physician the medical certificate
shall. be made and subscribed as is herein
proXided in case Of Death without medical at
Sec. 8. LOCAL REGISTRARS. DUTIES
IOF. The local registrar shall endorse on each
certificate of birth and death filed with HIM
the certificate, in consecutive numbers, begin
ming with number one az for the first birth
and the first death in each calendar year, the
date when filed with him, his post Office adj
)dress, and subscribe the same: He shall re-
cord such certificates in q suitable record book
and, on the tenth day Of each month trans
nit to the state registrar all original certif.
Gates filed with him during the preceding
month. II no births Or no deaths occurred in
his district, within his knowledge, during any
month. he shall report that fac: to the state
registrar on the tenth day-sof the following
month. = When required by the state registrar
| he shall supply any information, or data,
necessary to make complete record or I'd
facilitate the administration Of the pnevisions
of this act. s;<$..5sS -. -
I Sec. 6. BURIAL PERMITS. Upon the Ill
ing Of a proper certificates Of death, completely
| filed out, with the local registrar or sub
registrar but rot otherwise, he% shall Issue d
burial. permit reclting the place and time OF
death the fun name. age, sex and nativity
eff the -sieec ssed; the cause qf death; the
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-02

&c y enacted py the of state
Section l. That Section 1927, Revised Laws
Of 1893, be amended to read as follows:
2327.& State Board +of Pharnaacy-The state
board of pharmacy shall consist OF five regis-
tered pharmacists of the state, appointed by
the Governor, each for the term OF i've years
and until his. successor, qualities. Vacancies
shall be filed by like appointment TOR the
unexp1red term. No person connected with
any school or college Of pharmacy shall be a
member Of the board, and, II. q member be-
come so connected, his membership shall
cease. The Minnesota state pharmaceutical
association may recommend five names Tor each
appointment to be" made, from which list the
Governor may select, The board shall elect
annually one Of its members as President,
and a registered pharmacist, who may or may
not be a member as Secretary. -, It may ein-
ploy an attorney and other necessary assist
ants, and make rules for the conduct OF its
business 1t may by it's duly authorized rep
resentarive enter and inspect any and all places
where drugs medicines and polsons are sold;
given away compounded, dispensed or manu-
featured: Any person refusing to permit or
otherwise preventing such duly authorized
representatives from, entering such places;
shall be guilty Of a m1sdemeanor. 1t shall
enforce and obey the provisions Of this sub
division; and report its proceedings to the
Governor annually. with such information and
the names Of all pharmacists registered dur:
ing the year. and the items Of its receipts and
disbursements. -.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-02
Sec. s. That Section 1884, Revised Laws Of
1905, be amended to read as follows:

1884. Annual fee-Reinstatement - Every
uing in busin%s shaf ANNUALLY pay to the
secretary renewal fee, to be 1xed by the
board, and not to exceed three dol
lars for pharmacist and two dollars
for an assistant. person who has
been registered and has defaulted in the
payment Of fees may be reinstated within two
years OF such default, without examination,
upon payment Of arrears. Every certificate
and renewal shall expire at a time therein
prescribed, not later than year from its
date.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-12
BaptiStS Will Open
School Tomorrow
Fourth Annual Course for Atlanta
Church Workers Will
Last One Week.

The fourth annual session OF the
Atlanta Baptist Training School for
Sunday school and b. Y. p. U. work
ers will be held under the auspices OF
the Atlanta Baptist Sunday School
Association for one week. beginning at
8 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the
First Baptist Church
John NJ. Green. president, and
George w. Andrews, director, will pre-
side. DR.. P. e. Burroughs, Nashville,
and Arthur Flake, Baldwin, Miss,
will take part. Other prominent
workers also will attend.
During the week there will be meet
ings every day from 4:30 to p. m,
Gas to 7:10 p. m, 1850 to $3.50 p. m.
and from 81 80 to y. m. Lunch will
be served at o'clock every evening.
so that the sessions can be resumed
without any delay.
DR.. Burroughs will instruct the
classes in Old Testament history; Drs.
Blake and Leavell win nave a class in
B. Y. p. L. work; Frank Leavell will
conduct the b. Y. +. L. conferences,
and George W. Andrews will instruct
the class in the convention manual.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-12
New Guards Blamed
For Convict Escapes
Inexperience, Prison Commissioners
Say, Responsible for $50 Pris-
oners Getting Away.

The escape from the camps in the
State Of $50 convicts, 120 of them long
termers, within the last eight months
is providing members Of the Prison
Commission with a problem they ac-
knowledged to-day was a serious one.
Something will have to be done to
put a stop to so many escapes" said
Judge r. Il. Patterson, of the Commits
sion. at is getting to be alarming.
All We can do at present is to make
wardens be more careful"
The reason for numerous escapes is
said to lie in the fact that many of the
wardens are inexperienced and are new
ly appointed every time new County
Commissioners are elected. Many Of
them, according to members of the pris-
on Commission. do not know how to
handle convicts, particularly prisoners
who are old in crime and continually
busy in planning escapes.
Temporary camps are blamed also for
some of the escapes. as they are hard
~ designed to hold men who are de-
termined to get away.
Sixty-three cOnVicts were captured in
the past eight months, but many of
hose were not among the 100 long-term
men who had escaped within this time.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-12
Grand Jury Indicts
Aymard and Howard
One Is Caught in Montgomery, and
Will Be Brought Baek-other
Still Free.

Indictments have been returned by
the Grand Jury against L. f. Aymard
and Robert c. Howard, charging them
with embezzlement Aymard has been
arrested in Montgomery, and will be
returned to Atlanta.
The indictments add another chap
ter in one Of the boldest schemes ever
operated in Atlanta The men organ
lied the Owners Supply Company. TO
handle automobile supplies. Subscrib-
ers to the capital stock were to re-
ceive their supplies at cost. The men
are charged with apprOpriating the
money Of the concern to their use, Az
mard being charged with embezzling
$500, while he and Howard are Joint
" charged with the embezzlement Of
the sum of $1S,S54.96. Howard is also
charged with selling an automobile
belonging to the company for 81. 675
and appropriating the money