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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09

Judges Of Election
Sec Upon 4s q such sertn
in any election district upon election day and
upon being identified as the rightful holder
Of such certificate by two qualified resident
the genuineress Of such certificate he shall
be given the ballot or ballots to be voted
for tho officers and upon tho questions emu
merated in Section i and d.. he shall mark a; <
the satne and hand It, to the judges;t but such
ballot shall not be deposited in the ballot
box, but shall, together with the certificate
in an envelope upon the back Of which one
of the judges shall write THE ballot OF
g.. legal voter In cleo
ton district M,nn::o+a me county h. 81
be signed by the Judges ,s n X .s.
Sec. 3. All such envelopes shall by the
Judges of election forthwith be sent by regis
tered mail to the county auditor Of the coun-
auditor shall preserve them unopened until
the meeting Of the. County Canvassing Board.
at which time all such envelopes shall be
votes therein shall be entered on the tally
sheets Of the election district in which the
voter is entitled to vote. and the canvassing
board shall add such votes to the totals on
result in such election district. 5 3 5zsis
II Sec 4. A record Of the issuance Of such
shall be kept by the Judges lof
notation on the poll list opposite the nar1e Of
such voter to the effect that such certificate
has been issued to him and such voter shall
not be allowed to vote in such precinct at
certificate to said judges when said notation
may be erased and his vote accepted.
. Sec. 5. Chapter 800 Of the Laws OF 1911
Sec. 8. This act shall take erect and be
In force from and after its passage. sl:'as
Approved April 11.1a1913. 81 ri
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CHAPTER 2eo-H. F. No. 415.

AN ACT to amend Chapter 2s2 OF the Genera
Laws Of Minnesota. for the year 1909 and
and procedure thereof. - 4
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota: -. .r".a Il
Section l. That the title Of Chapter 2s2 Of
the General Laws Of Minnesota for the year
1909 be and the same hereby Is amended tc
An act to provide for the guardianship OF
dependent, neglected and delinquent children
and for the surrender by municipal courts and
niles in certain cases. q -
Sec. 2. That Chapter 232 of the General
the same hereby Is amended to read as fol.
lows: = 4 Z - :.
Section 1. This act shall apply only to chill.
For the purpose Of this act the words ..de.
pendent child'' and neglected child shall
mean any ~, child who for any reason is desti,
upon the public for support; or, has not proper
parental care guardianship; or who habitu:
living In any house of ill-fame or with any
vicious or disreputable persons or whose home
by reason Of neglect, cruelty or depravity on
for such child, and any child under: the age
ding or selling any article or singing or play
ing any musical instrument upon the street,
or giving any public entertainment. or who
accompanies OR is used in aid Of any person
so doing The words delinquent chiid'' shall
include any child under the age Of seventeen
(1D years VINO violates any law OF C01S BCACe
or any city or village ordinance: or who IL
incorrigible; or who knowingly associates with
thieves. vicious or immoral persons, or who
without Just cause and without the consent Of
its parents or custodian absents itself from
It's home or place of abode, or who II an
habitual truant; or who is growing up in idle;
l.fame: Or who knowingly patronizes any
policy shop or place where any gaming device
saloon or dram Shop where Intoxicating liquors
are sold; or who patronizes or visits any pub
pool ths or bucket ;n shop Or
being in any lawful business or occupation: OF
who habitually wanders about any railroad
moving NOW train, or enters any Oe car or engine
without lawful authority; or VINO habituaiiy
uses vile vulgar a; pro ds or indecent
house. Any child committing any Of the acts
child. and shall be liable to guardianship as
hereinafter provided. The word child or
children
held to mean one or both parents, when con-
sistent with the intent Of this act. The word
which includes in its purpose the care or dis.
position Of children coming within the mean
Ct BE-
the appointment Of a guardian for such child.
Sec: 2. The Judge Of probate shall have
dren. He shall provide himself with a suit
taken under the provisions Of this ect at fss
expense Of the county, and he shall record in
said book all proceedings taken in each case
not, record any evidence taken except as it
shall Seem to him proper and necessary. The
reasons for appointing such q guardian shall
torney for any child may appeal from the
final disposition Of the guardianship mates
by complying with. the law regulating appeals
Sec. s. Any reputable person resident In the
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sued 81 sfore On rs hi ths
post once address of the owner. ana So case
Seds. s5s s,essnt x. ss. .
dssr g such city Tor sndorsemsnt 50 ne post
Of the poss sn once neg sddlesses & ths hoders
al certihcatss issued g afore.aid
as a1osess,d sea contain
reserves the right to pay this certificate Of
|indebtedness and accrued interest at any time
dPSa ssfsss The holder q thereof thirty
J. Whenever there ars money. s. u. .ep.r, ts
outstandi1y certincates It shall be the duty
Of the sstSea sarer Of such city TO notify the
Is money In the city treasury Tor the pay
ment OF tie same. Said notice shall be Civ
en- by mail addressed to the last known So ad-
cate, and if such address 10 unknown. such
notice shah be addressed to such person ct
located Iroof Of such mailing shall be made
same. and shall state the time and manner
Fe.se aa and s snS aps ed
preserved IN the Office OF the trea surer Of
sa city stt.f Such thirty sa
Sec: II. None Of the certificate. OF In.
this act shall i b deemed or. taken to Pc =
part Of the Indebtedness OF such city within
se sw
city and certificates Of indebtedness author
lied by this act may be issued notwithstand :.
Ing and without regard to any Limitation !. OF
the Indebtedness Of such city. nevertheless the
full faith and credit Of every such city Is r.
revocably pledged to the full payment OF such
certificates and interest.
Sec. is. This act shall not include or ap-
ply to cities now or hereafter governed nn.
der charter. adopted under and pursuant
to section 80, article 4, of the constitution
Of this state, and the several acts OF the
legislature authorizing cities to ADOPT tne1r
own charters. y ,fs.E. +.
in force from and after its passage.
Approved April II, 1913.
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CHAPTER Dos. r. No. 4,e.

CHATTER TZo4-S. r. NO. TOO. -:
AN ACT permitting voter to cast his vote
- at general elections for presidential electors
or for any officers to be voted for through
out the entire state or upon constitutional
amendments, by depositing his| ballot in q
precinct other than that Of his residence
upon compliance ~ with certain conditions
Be it enacted by tho Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota. 80.
Section l.. Any residential legal voter of the
State Of Minnesota. may cast his vote for
presidential electors, or for any officer of the
State of Minnesota who is to be voted for by
tho voters throughout the state as q whole.
or upon any proposed CONSTITUTIONAL amend
ment submitted to the voters Of the state
by depositing his ballot in any election dis
trict Of tho State OF Minnesota where he may
happen to be upon the day when such cleo
ton Is held upon compliance with the fol-
lowing conditions: ~: =. r. q >.
Any such voter DESTROYS Of exercising such
privilege shall on any of the registration days
prior to any general election and held in
connection Herewith apply in person or. by
agent duly authorized by him In writing to
the judges of election In the election dis
trict in which he Is g. legal voter and upon
satisfying said Judges Of election that he Is
in fact a legal voter in their election dis
trict, be furnished on demand q certificate
which shall be substantially In the following
form: ~ 81
This certifes that the bearer. -. $500:
trict of the county Off,.
Minnesota at the date OF. the issuance Of this
certificate. 49, IT, es ~. ~
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So. . i

CHATTER 2slSz= 4 sSllF.g g;
AN ACT. pthorizinE the e Board sof SCsons
ii troll to- esta blish and mn Initial III courses Of
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER 2es-H. -. No. 1911.

CHAPTER 263-H. F.. No. 1911. $50. ...s
AN ACT fixing the times OF holding the gem
eral terms Of the district court of the Six
teenth judicial district Of the State: Of Min
T. nesota. *is i79t; 22.,s !. -. IN
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota: SIS ~, .SS5sa Tx si,AA s.
Section l. The General Terms Of the Dis
trict Court in the Sixteenth judicial District
of this State, shall be held in the several
counties in each year at the times hereinafter
.as follows: - cSFESfsS$
In Big Stone County: Third Monday In
June and third Monday in January. "a
In Grant County: First Monday In June
In Pope County: Second. Monday IN June
and fourth Monday in November.
In Stevens County: Third Monday in March
and second Monday in October. &TS5E .ss
In Traverse County: First Monday in May
and second Monday in November. = ,.5G*
In Wilkin County: Third Monday in May
and second Monday in December: z
Sec. 2. All Acts or parts Of Acts incon-
sistent herewith are hereby repealed.
Sec. s.: This Act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage ~ ).
Approved April II, 1913. ~ < h IA
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09

stats.
Re Bee. B.s All acts md parts .ot scas
sistentS With this act arc hereby repealed.
4 Sec. g This act shall take effect and 40 In.
force from and after Ito pAssag e RE-
Approved April n; 1913.
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IIIE


IN III u U M I'd at III
III school foEs S,oloay s4or
ID Npilsp ma llect
Bsit. sasstsa s. ~ 4 s. 'i.
II section s.. That tie 5stats Board u Control
may establish and maintain Ut the School for
Feeble Minded and Colony for Epiieptics M
Mnaesota ecai.ss 81 =
and training of mentally 9retarded aor sdefec-
and regula tions for the orsa nizationN and con-
duct g such courses. sss. & .ssE
charge ana collect from each person taking
any such courses OF instruction an amount
FOR board and tuition not exceeding ten t1Ol
dollars pei week, and the moneys % collected
shall be turned into the state treasury as are
other miscellaneous receipts from said insti-
tuition. The expenses incident to tho con-
duct Of such courses OF instruction and for the
board 81 those taking thu same shall be. pad
said School for Feeble Minded and Colony
for Dpileptics. The COURSES Of instruction
herein referred to shall. within the limitation
,of charges az stated. be mads - near self
sustaining as possible .itS :SS "a liis E
Approved April IL 1913 sgt.S
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09

3fSls .ss CHAPTER 262--H. F. No. S62 Il. 5saaGg
II nrst class to issue Bonds for the the con.trac.
S3 ton OF sewers. t3.SS E }ss& ::
Be 4 enacted by the Legislature Of the
section i. Any city Of the frst class not
governed by "a home rule charter: Is hereby
authorized TO issue and . sell Its. bonds to an
cost Of main and trunk line sewers to be
constructed in said city as Is not assessable
upon abutting or benefited property, and for
Sec. 2 Said bonds shall be: issued only
M vote Of the City Council or other
snd credit Of the city sa1 sha Be- pledged
the payment thereof and the interest thereon.
Such Council or other governing body shall
include in il, !, the tax levy Of each year an
on such bonds, and the sinking fund Of such
city, Il there be one, !. will be pledged to
their redemption at maturity /,
run for term not longer than thirty years
and bear interest at a rate not higher than
four per cent per annum, payable semi;
and interest and the denomination Of said
bonds shall be fixed by the resolution author
izing their issue, and all or any Of them: may
be In the form Of coupon bonds or Of regis
tered certificatss so-called. as the purchas-
Sec 4; All bonds or certificates so issued
city clerk. and countersigned by the city
comptroller Of said city, and be sealed with
the city seal; except. that the signatures to
Autographed. None of such obligations shall
be sold for less than 95 per cent Of their
par value and accrued interest, or to any but
Sec. s.. This act, shall not apply to any
city whose Inhabitants have adopted q char
ter pursuant to Section SO, Article 4. Of the
state constitution. - - - a -
A NM YlrtI
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(. CHAPTER 272- III. r. Ma 100.
AN ACT to make uniform the law Of No
gottab1e instruments. = Z, -
of.Minnesota: Ill = = w 0'''~s
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09

Sec. IA. Every installment tho time OF
pavment Of which has been extended as pro-
vided by this act shall constitute and con-
time to be anG asns a ota
1 eels Of land az to Which said extension is
Granted. for tho amount extended for each
lot or parcel until the same IS fully paid.
vlded into installments or not, shall be set
aside or held invalid by reason Of any infor-
ay in the e. P5e to ne O. entry try
county in which such city is located as here
.inbefore required. unless it shall appear that
ttv Mubgtantial injury has been done to the
person or persons claimed to be aggrieved; and
unless objection to such assessments was talk
en- at the time and IN the manner provided by
law. r..
SEQ 10. The city counth of any such city
is hereby further authorized to cause to be
be needed for the purpose Of paying the cost
of any such local improvements for which
such assessments against lots or parcels OF
icates Of indebtedness in anticipation of the
collection Of such assessments, whether d.
vided into installments or not, payable at
assessments ss will likely provide moneys with
bear interest at rate not to exceed six per
cent per annum. PAYABLE annually. and may
have interest coupons attached thereto ea rep
payable at such place as said city council
may determine. Such certificates shall he
signed by the mayor and city clerk, and shall
be- In denominations Of not more than one
thousand dollars each. StssgS&f55rs FIX 80
Such certificates may be used in making
payments on contracts for making the i'm
prove1ncnts for which such assessments are
made or may beSsold at such time and man
ner as said city council shall determine. but
shall not be sold for less than par and ac-
crued interest, and the proceeds credited to
a separate fund and used for paying the cost
Of such improvements NO part, the he moneys
mai Be used for any other purpose than the
payment of the cost Of such improvements:
The principal and interest Of sucn certih-
Gates Sd sold shall be first charge on the
moneys received by said city from the coll
lection Of the whether eth divided
such 'g moneys o. shall Be used any other
than the q such certificates ate
tincates V shall have been fully paid. 81
It shall be the. duty Of the treasurer OF
such city t> endorse on each csftihcate is-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-06-11
PERSONAL
MENTION

l.. A. E Clark of Hood River, is
registered here today.
X N. Stanfield was a passenger on
the westbound local this morning.
Lura G. Flock of Helix, has been
in the city today on a shopping trip.
w. E. Robbins or El.ensburg, Wash,
was here this morning en- route to Hot
Lake.
DR.. l. j. Perkins, a prominent ply
sician of Lewiston, Idaho, has been
visiting here today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kirkpatrick left
today at noon for Portland to visit
during the rose festival.
Frank Richmond, former resident
Of this county and who is now living
in Walla Walla, is here today.
Peter O'Sul.iyan is now here from
his stock ranch near Ritter on the
middle fork of the John Day.
c. F. Rayburn of Spokane, a gas
and steam engineer, is visiting with
his uncle, c. d. Rayburn of Webb
street.
Mr.. and Mrs James Cooper and
their little son were the guests of E.
c. (Happy) Day on an auto trip to
Echo today.
Mr.. and Mrs j. b. Baker of Mea-
cham are visiting in town today, hav-
ing come down from the mountains
early this morning.
Charles McBee, prominent local far
mer who recently sold his ranch on
Birch creek, is intending to leave
within few days for McDuffy
springs.
DR.. c. ]. Smith has been here as a
witness in the Bowlsby damage suit
before the federal court. The doctor
is now practicing his profession in
Portland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-06-11
STATE OFFICIALS OUTWIT
MMAHAN IN TUMALO CASE

Salem, Or, June 1.-THE apparent
purpose of l. c. McMahan of this
city TO hold up the Columbia South
ern appropriation by dillydally meth
ods in the court seems scheduled for
defeat by a scheme outlined by Gov
ernor West. The governor, with the
approval of the other members of the
desert land board, will cause a suit
of his own to be started to test the
Columbia Southern appropriation.
This suit will be one that the officials
can rush as rapidly as the courts will
permit.
Last week McMahan filed an in
junction suit against the secretary of
state and the state treasurer to re-
strain them from paying out any of
the Columbia Southern appropriation
on the ground that the act was un-
constitutional McMahan made the
allegation that the act was for the
benefit OF certain private citizens
only.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-06-11
GIRL FALLS so FEET
INTO GULCH AT NASEL
III on Clutches Goes for Help and
Has Injured COMPANION Saved.

Astoria, Or, June 11.-Jennie Big
hill, aged 16 years, of Nasel, Wash,
was seriously injured when a decayed
tie on an abandoned trestle, on which
she was standing, gave way, plunging
her to the bottom of gulch 60 feet
below. Minnie Lampie, girl of the
same age and a cripple, after an
hours hard work managed to get to
her friend whom she found uncon-
scious. The cripple climbed back out
of the gulch and hobbled as fast as
her crutches would permit to the
nearest residence. a half mile away, to
summon help. The injured girl was
carried to Grays Harbor and from
there brought to Astoria to receive
medical attention. Physicians say
there are no broken bones and she
will recover.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-06-11
Auction Sale of Heavy Draft Horses

Auction Sale of Heavy Draft Horses
Notice is hereby given that on Sat
urday the 2Sth day of June, 1913, at
1 O'Clock p. m. will sell at public
auction. at the Alta Feed Yards in
Pendleton, Oregon, Is head of heavy
draft geldings, and years old, and
as head of heavy draft mares, from
3 to years old.
Terms Of sale: All sums of $500
and under, cash in hand. sAll sums
over $500, one years time with inter-
est Mt 8 per cent evidenced by approv-
cd notes w. P. YORK,
VIM. YOHNKA, owner
Auctioneer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-06-11
YAKIMA LOSES
GAME TO BUCKS
BRAVES ARE OUTBATTED BY
SLUGGING PENDLETON TEAM
If to Tells the StOry-Yal1ima De-
termined to Fight for Third Place
Game Started in Good shape But
After the Fifth Braves Are Unable
to Ring the Bell.

North Yakima, Wash, June IL
Especial. )-Outbatted but otherwise
playing even with Pendleton. the
North Yakima Braves lost their first
game of the series with the Bucka
rooes yesterday afternoon, IA to s.
The Braves started in good shape.
At the end of the first inning it was
two to nothing in their favor and at
the end of the second the score was
three to two for North Yakima. After
that the Braves lapsed until the
fourth, while Pendleton piled up two
in the third and five in the fourth,
making it nine to three. The Braves
came back with three in the fourth
and two in the fifth, nearly tying the
score. After that North Yakima
made no scores while Pendleton took
advantage of an error, walk. sim
gle, sacrifice and three-bagger by
Haworth to get five more over in the
seventh. Neither scored after that.
1t was the first game this season be-
tween North Yakima and Pendleton
and the series began with the teams
tied for third place. This morning
Yakima in fourth in the league and
determined to regain first division this
afternoon.
Buckarooes Slip at First.
The Buckarooes began with cou-
pie of errors Ford was out, Mckune
to LodeI, when Engel raised one over
second. He went up when Fuller
went out and scored when Mckune
made a bad throw to first. trying to
get Growers, letting Roy go to second
Then Growers scored when Gordon
popped one toward third and John
Dickson let it trickle through his fin
| gers. Reid sent one straight up and
( Byrnes got it coming down. The IN
ming ended with the score two to
nothing as the Braves had counter
balanced a hit and an error in the
first half by double play and let
no runs in.
In the first of the second the Buck
arooes began to find Jensen. NC
Kune sent a long one into Reids
glove and then Lodell. Byrnes and
! Dickson singled and Osborne doubled
scoring two.
North Yakima got its third score In
the last half when Haworth dropped
Jansen's fly and the Brave stole sec
and. Taylor walked and went out
while Jensen took first on a fielder''
; choice. Ford walked, advancing Jen
sen and Engel pulled the unexpected
bv sacrificing with three men on bas
, es and letting Jansen in.
With two out Haworth singled ant
McKune doubled. scoring him. Thel
Lodeu singled and McKune cam
, home. Jensen was taken out AM
Mountain put in. Dickson bounce'
|, one at Moutain and was out at first
Growers drove one past McKune in tn
= last half but Gordon, Reid and Jansel
s went out in quick succession.
e Osborne opened the fourth with
= single and was caught on his way t
second by Mountain and Growers
t while Dougherty went to frs
i Dougherty stole and RAIDER walked
s varian singled, scoring DoughertI
: Haworth raped out triple, scorin
n RAIDER and varian. McKune wake
e and Lodell went to second when Gro
n vers made a bad throw to first, lei
: ting Haworth score. Byrnes sent
n long fly to Ford which let McKun
in. Then Dickson flied to Reid and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-06-11
LOCALS
United Orchestra. Phone Main

United Orchestra Phone Main
East Oregonian office.
For bottled sodas and beers, phone
John Gagen, Main III.
Joe Ell, Insurance room Amerl
can National Bank bldg.
For sale cheap-Coming four year
old Jack. A. T. Matthews
For Rent-Nice furnished room, 319
Lilleth street 50 per month.
wanted--Woman to cook on ranch
Phone Farmer 159. Fred Rees.
Ladies wanting hair work done,
call on Mrs. Cornwell, 617 Cosbie.
Just received. one carload of cedar
posts at j. A. Borie Lumber Co
For sale-Gas range, hole, used
but three months. Phone Red 1851.
For rent-Nicely furnished front
room, with bath. Phone Black 222l.
For sale at bargain. five room
brick house and seven lots. Inquire
Chas. II. Carter or ]. B. Tardiff.
Lawns moved, windows washed,
work guaranteed. Call j. w. Pierce,
phone Main 25. New Grand Hotel
Latest Victor and Edison Blue Am
berol records, also latest sheet music
received daily at Warren's Music
House.
For sale-Ten good mules, eight
3 and years old and two 2 years old;
also four horses, years old, broken.
Inquire Box 2S, Monument, Ore.
Penland Bros. new furniture van
moves all you have in one load. Good
warehouse storage; rates reasonable,
Phone 339 or call Penland Bros. SAT
Main street.
Lost-Suitcase and telescope
marked "Chas. l.. Lytton." Left at
some boarding and rooming house,
May 80. Notify this office. Five
dollars reward.
Passengers for Portland desiring a
refreshing ride on the Columbia river
should take the Str Bailey Gatzert at
The Dalles, daily except Sunday and
Monday, at 3:15 p. m, arriving IN
Portland at 9:45 p. m. Fare, The
Dalles to Portland. $1.00
Miss Nellie whiting of the Malen
Burnett School of Piano Playing, will
teach in Pendleton during the sum-
mer and the coming year. Miss Bur-
nett will resume her class In the fali
For catalogues and further informa-
ton. phone Red 1922.