davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-09-05

Another paradox is the fact that a
case Of Exaggerated ego" almost In
variably makes a man look like a pin
head.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-09-05
Puzzle.

Dad. tell me n thing"
What is 1t, my SOM"
IF the fathers were to hold con-
crosses TO agree on what they wanted
like the mothers. would they be pop
concerts?"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-09-05

An-vfnslow's Soothing Syrzp for & ldreu
seething, softens the gums, reduces inAanua
tioz-as1aJs pAln, cures wind oiiezca bo;1eI,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-09-05
Getting the Vacation Fund.

I've got $1e0 laid aside that I'm
going to blow In on a jolly vacation"
Fine! How did you do, II, old
chap"
Writing jokes about fellows that
so on vacations and come back and
wish they hadn't"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-09-05

Miss May made a hit with Jack the
first glance she gave him"
Il see-a sort of glancing blow"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-09-05
Original Spelling Of Coffee.

Nowadays the cafe" Is the last
place in which any one looks for COT.
fee. but originally that was the French
name for coffee, and appeared on the
sign outside OF the coffee houses OF
Paris. Other drinking was introduced
later. until gradually the cafe cams
to mean a barroom. nothing mora
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-09-05

When the simp-lihed spoilers ~
around to it. will they kindly attend
to all those pseudo words from
ptarmisan down to ptyxis?--Bostoa
Transcript. -
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-09-05

1t takes a wife with true faith to
brag about her husbands ability. even
when she doesn't believe in 1t herself.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-09-05
Eloquence Appreciated.

Does that man even say anything
worth listening TOT" asked the cynical
statesman.
Il should say So" replied Senator
Sorghum. You ought to go Qua with
him and hear the way he al order a
dinner"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-09-05
It's State

Don't you think the ideal Of an In.
dian opera Is original."
Il should call II aboriginal
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-09-05

The man who first ate a lobster had
nerve. but he who first manipulated
a dish Of chop-hcuse hash was a hero.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-09-05

Not WORKING.
May l ask whist your business is?A
I'm q seeker after truth"
do you expect to ind It in this
community"
"Sir, I'm taking a little vacation
now."-Birmingham Age-Herald.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-09-05
Hay FeverItes Hold Banquet.

Bethlehem. New Hampshire. - Maj.
Richard Muckle Of Philadelphia, who
has suffered from hay fever rs years.
was bAnqueted as the oldest snsezer"
by rs fellow feveriteo.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-09-05
Weird Work.

whats th~is-volcano in action!'
mo"
Town ON f1ref"
No. no; still life. Piece Of buckle
berry pie. painted BY q cubist."
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-09-05

A lock that should never bs bo.ted
is wedlock.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-09-05
knowledge by the Foot

Information was formerly measured
by the page; II may soon be com
puted by the foot. One motion pic
ture firm is sending out letters an
nouncing that 1t has in stock 10000
feet OF architecture, 10000 feet Of sci.
enoe and 4, 1000 feet Of geography
The Worlds Work.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-09-05
should Have Had More Thought.

An Atchison man committed suicide
BY drowning himself in a cistern.
why, In the name OF all that's Just
and fair" demands the Lebo Star
didn't he jump into the river instead
Of spelling n cistern full OF good
water ?"-Kansas City Star.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-26
TWO WEDDING ANN VERSARIE6.
 CELEBRATED LA5T NIGHT

The lTiheIreuts WrdIinE Iuni"ersa'r nf Mir. md 1Irs. N. ri. NFhh. anA thu sIKhrsenth ,LEni"srzary of the wedding rr NIT md aTrs. 4. !. IAlIGIH were S.tIeiHalITI 1n i5y.UI5 TaShinn last night during tiE. hErn HancA Ht St. Mnty'g hail.
 Thc two rouplrs WcIt shu~cIUd with Tire Which nan hren hlnacG ground secretly and sArh couple Tas prcseutrd with q piccL nf HilT"r hY Lhe WcuulIl's Auxiliary Ur l!.c ChurclL
 Mr, Webb slriJicd IlIe tt1restIfcris far tho evening arh IMt'H | hanQr+t WAz enjoyed liy nver 109 people Atl ot Whom hAd Il splcndid fine.
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DRILL NC Ok TUNDRA
 NEAR LITTLE GREEK

M LnaGYT I.nuIs EtevenRnn R drlIi, irH cn thc Pioneer Mining CuHpAHyis lrful'rIri%s nov nAar LEtIIu creek Int drilling ta be1nR dnne rather for the p,tPusn Gf doIhE AsAssSnAane woek than for rr6spertnE althouEh Mt. Stevenson zsSs thAt many 1uw ETnde tundra. Theee spotB, he aaYu, af6 surIuundra hS clay horses which are r%uIly us4. ran*c fT the Ernnnd beIuK sunttud.
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SEA1'9'LE, March 35-AR countless nIlvtree are usHllng trnra various plnces ..s Io thu c*rti,L uf Ihe f1nodE and storms some discrepancies urc csTlaln ta erRsp in but there cHu ss TO doubt ap ID Tho rrigatruI naTer wrought,
 It is now cvidunr that the darnrxo lnillgtra ia pvupcItS EiH be Lnany. many milIIqnS Thc nuTnher rf lives lost Ia st1ll tndsterm1nablH hut the eaGly .ucrounts thlt I,590 liFCs were lost A- Ilayton Is now doubted nl- though the number of phoph whu pcrished is "eTy great.
 The 1it+dLH 1Ce Iur Erslter IIpw than they. were r%r0r1sd i'd ue yesterday Fifteen fe.t of wAtkr ccpsrs Dzyt1n z streets. Columbus, Akron, Lima, 1fId- dniNn Hnd Springfield are also undeE water and meyer has n catastrophe bern sn. wilespread The f1ondtpg 4I lhe numoroua cttlcz Ia duo to the kFeNklnE over ihcir banks and Iarsel pf the Ohio river and sulailer crCS.
 The saddest story ot all Is reprrtcd fIuhi naYtm. tHis eFcpInE and that is Ina: !Unlcrs STD shooting people en1 committing wholesale robbery fheft Is general hope that tIIc facts ln tiafs respect are exaggerated but thai therA Ia rnmc grounds for tha Fepurtf Can hardly be doubted. Thp reHult oi slIcH fct1nnR is trO awful toA be con- tempihlad. Ii will certainly trlsati moi only murder but 8. frightfIil vengennoe afterwards
 Twn hundred IIouBAs are complete fy under Tatcr in MIddlaton- TwaH-
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HITS
 WEST COURTS
LAYS THEY ARE LAX Ih EN |. FORGING TIE LAND LAWS.
6r%ciGl kupgst Service.

6s%cisl kupQBe 5@rVies.
 CHICAGO. March 2a.-Iu nvarrul7 LIE a motion 10 take the Fruet cassu from tue iury Judge La1dis declared vvday IhnL the prhcAttsnt wouid bs a bad onU aE WsstUrn courts zk z rule arr lax Iu the wurk pt enforcing lh: land MRa, 1-hts statement ts certain to cfeate muGh Ur;tiCiSIn particularly .row HLncc the movement has been srarLeA p put the Alaska clain9 uN" der the ;ur1SdlUGun Gf Lha ronrdu and Iale thru, rriTn I.1% inLGrinr 1@rsarf mcuI.
 indoAd the SLascHenL Is regarded lss almost a raEaI hinW tn the idea Cc givlaG the courts the power to decide m such matters
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THOUSANDS FACE AWFUL DEATH
POPE SUFFERS
 BAD RELAPSE
IS SAID NOW 10 BE VERY 9kHI.
 ouBLY ILL. .

Special Nusast ssrvEea ..
 LDSI3DH, March 26.-EcWR han aT- rived hers that EopA L'ims hAs zuttET- rd H Hgriuus retapse and thzt he ts nnw in a very dangerous condition
 RrpurLs As tD the ll-heaIth 0f hlA hnlinAR& came RhnnA tInte ago. but @l shAr tln+ ths authorities of EhA Vat i.Tl" s;uIrti liAt lhey were sxaEEer%t. ed. The present rapnrt. however. Ia GirrH sFeGemce.
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MAHITAMA REHE&REALs.

All performers taking port in lhR opera MariIRha, ~Il HieaaR take no- flee of the fo!lp%inE dates NAhnhs' dly anu ThuTsdl' erth!nE, SFth And Eth o1 March, *EHE! rSheILrxIl in u%s EaElsAhaH 1t u'rI,tae praRarily
 FrIdsIy evening, 2etti Uf March, drHss rehearsal Ar : a'c!cck promptly.
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I'ERU. Inh. MILr..h !k.--fTn fright = f1Il has buea llle cIigLrn[Lion 9f lIf" In 4his u4sghhnrllond ih:t thc cLtY "n' tt.dritles have ssitrn .Ln emergency nrds1 fur Iae rsnstTET1gn nf 300 rolf tius Tgns fact shows THarf clearly than anything ciBc he n.lEHrA 1f ths r.ilInuit LI:sL ias @"cTtAken this peri nf Ire cnnnlry.
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INDIANAPOLIS. Mareh 2s.-TAs nuinnst. ,hf nAnnls dTcunrd In thiE state hY thr Hc9ds i% 'nnnc lhhn twn haul'%d.
 Thr Inas in pTnsLmt$ will rHttFsi IwsnIy milliUIs md n" rnina calI pie 5u:r Itr !.wfau hIroc wrought in I1Alsy quarters
 II naly hc several Ii'Is herore Fl fnIi ausnunL can ks E3vcn IS | great r"- tInE If rhr sntG, i. n " ehnetir cnn l;GCu.
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SEATTLE MAN 1ETH
 JOB Ae WARDEN

3pAEiAl NunpsA SsrvI4s. ..
 OLYMPIA, Mnrch ch.-Tha eorAr- nor hns appointed Henry Drum nf Hea4tle warden of inc state peniten- tlaTy. Drum Was a EtrOng SapporLsr uf Listcr in illC IcceHt election and his apprins,neut is n r,:W't7h f1: ser sioe.. .I<iA
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-26

~ people we're drowned by the dpGIs nt Delaware, O.. and at Lima tcr rt,ira oI railsuaJ hnvH been s:nTnrle 'sly WasheTi a~aF.
 The White rignT ]iAS risHn tu An uA' prGer.lGhLail height at Indiana Polts and ia that citr atone fifteen hun tAr4d families have been drlUen from rhsir hunp& t1T
 TTeniy-ninn rllITcads hATr lIefn lied up by HindE in the HthrFat states And the damage to the rGadtedS VIII rEnhalty bs exceedingly extensive.
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JUMPING FROM ROOF TO
 ROOF TO ESCAPE DEATH

Il K b.LiEr.d hrre that quite lpnE lLmc will h. required Io 1biiin euil rlsTt1rulars us DaSIuG iA *sII auh- tnrrrnn ana nnAueroAcha hIe.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-26

tiMA[LA. MHrcll 26,-SlxresA mprA bodies have been dIAcnrGre1 m fnA ruIps Iefs by the turnadasE Ln this city and this brings tiIa numhsF of known tieud from ltils cauae tn 74L
 llcIr continues to r1ur in 4rum oilLcE cLaIea but the suffering Ia a1f- ruI amnIgat II1oa4 ~l1o hzvr beer de prIy4d of their homes
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-26

INDIANAPOLIS, MnToh 1.-Two hundred .thpusand people arc HOW hcmeless fh Ihis state. ArcoraipE to reports htom Ohio tt Is. at prAsent Se.stetl that the total number Ct people
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-26

t'0LI:aiBCS. iEarrh 26.-HnmnnitY sCnnda appalled, before Iht iarsSi .JlorLcs If iIlc awful cuiastrorhn which has htun risItcit Oh this and nEiEh- hnring Eralrs. AR the hours razs CT rhc disaster AtnndE more clearly Ie. ysalrd in all jig hnlrnr and words fDi
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-26

Pruf e%r9sren, ,Ehs noted Via!iHikG, ~'l not nniy add to tEr- neist htaking hut wiII dsm6nstratt how they teach hInGinu ih ITAIAnd.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-26

Oh, What Who this one EA%S Ez. Yea. it is Harry aur2h, tha S1unHhSil'A f rom hnttist.
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FLEE BEFORE ThE ELAMEe.

COLUMBUS, March 2&-At B qssr' ter 10 thres this atterr e0n th~ gov error necsiv4d a message stating that tho sntira huzinesa Esetion sf Dayton ;s ;A +lan4As And that the PsnPse ars l.,snpin9 from roof to rSdf 10 aSsia as long as passib.s death by b"srins'
 The rs~s hAs simply driVsr ceiHm- bus wild and the FsasI~ have hsan litsrsilS sAieed with 2 hslpisss agRny hy t1e E-iehtSnl tidinos-
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CnlI1:MHI:3. O., March s5. -"Thr dRathE at Dayton may reach two teousaud. The liver tRero 1E tonr rtiIes Side a.hsi Inc city stands Tn the food. II iS aTfnI.'
 Such wsz q tClc6rsuI received to- dny hy the Surerncr from l'LR private sccTetary, RlIrba, who Ia at Spring. field.
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C0NEELaTlLLE. IEd., March 7G,- Owing 10 the rustncss of thS dIsastr! wnkN uas overwhelmed Dryicl 5rn ether plAceE cztamirl<s whtra wuu:e al sthrr times bc rEgsrdcd a Awfui are nuw passing aiHUHt nnnot .c.T'.
 Jh the Lnwn of Rr1hhrLile alone forty people have 5"en drowned and the whole settlement has been entirely destroyed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-26

entirely @ convey an 1dhquGtc uS psuasIoI nr Il,- ruin and n-FLAcatlon.
 Thar the losa uL Iifu VIII reach nearlI Ia 4Gn thousand and that al the sety le0st quarter ot miniUn ,,eoule irEt iraA't rassd~rhG houHrl@sx nnd i~Irnf4css M ono feA stroke ar.' truths which are awful hat which arc still n.h su1hcieAt tn picture The dsao- Iartnn thai i.aS gSmc lilGr bplI TrnT l7R blue op nnr nr he tineHt territories ou earth
 The Eot eII,Gr today called out the cr.iirr Matianal <uArd Of the state of Ohio To Ad ir bringing sueCor to tho n,r1irCds 0f hcrsands who ars now In A pttabIs plight In the DrocieFna- lIua cstlIin.s aul tha guard he AaRR:
 "'rhia Ia the Wcret calamity fant hrE cvur bcIalErn the country and ve Wni cAlI oh the wi1ntA world te rush tents and supplies Rt enec.
 Many families arc poW sEeeninE nut In the open without cover aIsd rtldry beaides ErC suffering tne pnngs of hrn.eC. Tu say tant the suffering :s rriehttnt wnuih be t0 uss Wnrslx tn7t are Ihsurd1y weak.
 Quarter ur a mi:hon pEoI'ir it is now certain. are h0mVless.
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Special kuagst essstss.
 WOLF CREEK. Ohio. March 2a.--- "An ezP!oainn hae oseurrad in the n1 ddte sI Dsytan. ThS town is afrs- The psspls ar~ hurhina and thArA n no way 60 reach tham"
 This is the awful EssGa9s which the Western un;en tstsSr11h oPsra- tars rAeAi~Ad mi. ATlArnssA from tH" eoomse city.
 DAYTON. via Lebanon. March as.--- Ths dead iA thi4 e;ty ~Ill ppssihly reach tea $t1uaAnd. 4 population Ct nearly oA0 huudr~d thovrand RseH!s Is now fAesd 5y thA msst frssss&ful fstA S
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xENlA. 0. March 2S--~HetrgeeH arriving heIr lIIs nsTrI nE report ths number nf lives Ln=L at IJnEtnn tn hH hrLwren nrc hundrPd HBh II tlIeualnd. tn The ctstnslroBhe by fires which h1vc broken out all oyer the city, Even yet the BtcrIos aeem to be ultu- Erihrr iIscuinplete Hnf it IS EEcly th1L several dlys mutt tlnpse betor" the loss can be estimated wit!i any certl1nty. According tn the words at the refugees ihA fiaodE cana with such awful sndaEnn@sE that vary little chance Tna given tn inc Rsrfircrs 10 learn ths real cztoht oe tha dIsasteF.
 Almost creryehe was cofHph1'ed to aecls safALy for himself and for ths members 0f hIE family md Az each bleci, was completely isnlzted from the reuaindcr 1t waS impossible to learn wh7t the resr'ts Of Inc tcsd wcrh M other parts of the city.
 The town ot NiamishurE has hssu Completely rzshsd Hway. It was q line tnwn oE about 1 poo inhabitants but It may HOW be regarded as n tklnE of the pasi. TherR iz np waY of learning how many fGtelEtiAE uccNr- red }n B1iaitiRhurE but it is hcped that the pcupIe were able to FeRGh safety befeFe the .f1p0Gs ewo1Ded down, A pAli::haa settled AlI over th1E stats and the ReiEhbprInE stAtsz Nothing but tRlcR Dr duura and disaster nr% heard f1dm every hand. The EAtPs- tronhe Ia HinrEy appalling.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-26

WASHINGTON. D. c. March 2G.-- President Wns0R fssued Il atlfEing Ap. rcal io the whole cSllhLfy iaday 10 cnlns ca the aid Of Indiana !nd Ohio immediately. In his appeal he tAliE thc people that tho hccd tisasteTs ''nnpr~th tue pro1ostirns of. nn7 riousl calamity" and he calls on the nation ie come tn the rsacue.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-26

COLUMBUS. March s6.-Jnhn Bell. ihe fire chief of Dayton, has MnnGked 10 AAnd a HiaaRaAe to the guHernhr that hEndEeda we're drowned 1n that city bus he ekDkHsEed the belief that thn loss of fife #HE not h% a% great aA tt En4 flTnt Ruprqh1d to. ba.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-26

CHICAGO MHrch aG.- s'ea revised list of the dead tn ipditI. snd Ohit noE sLn"s uat the nlIm.il' HhT haNe losl iIielr lire. wil 5r pefTeen t.sO0 and 1,s0o.
 Dead bodies are repHtted as sesli in rnuny ptaces where they have hAEn washed ID ny ihe floods And at pTra- ent nn arrah. enncnts cad bs made tn meet tho demands for burial "r Ruc- cUt.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-26

who have loE thElr lIornee ,ltc<ether by the hoods wIli not fall far short oc half rIIlliHp, AY Inc repnTta con. tiuhe to Ccne In the results Of the H4lIn stropIm. are sfsrR LV he &1Tsr, aIId the WhoiN story nag not Tct krcn told.
 TEEE BLAND, March 2S.-9till mora RDuaIiinx became the reports reaching this city ot inc ilc0d disaster. Tho dCyastatt tton oxtenda fur eighty miIea
 n ih& Miami valley mad iGt that CT. tent towns, villages and fzrmEtsadH hpvc becn completely vipsd of the fnce ne the earth.
 W 1s believed this afternoon that the number nf hpCoeless people in this slate alone reaches half a mlliiGh TnIa ran only De estimated by inc former population n1 the territcry flooded bat fairly ncEurntr rnceEu nf rearline n fair ektimatc ip tlIuV psuvided.
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Sergeant-at-Arms.

Provided, however, that nothing In
this act shall be construed as plac-
ing any limit upon the time allowed
for the introduction of bills by the
rules which either branch OF the leg
islature may adopt.
Sec. 6. The legislative reference IL
brarian shall have salary TO he
fixed by the Governor and, with the
advice and consent OF the state H.
brarian, he shall employ such assist
ance and incur such expense as may
be necessary for the proper admins
tration OF this bureau. Upon this req
uisition the sergeant-at-arms shall
furnish, at the expense of the state,
all such cabinets and supplies as
may be necessary for the cataloging.
indexing. and filing of materials and
information collected by the bureau.
The sum OF FIVE thousand dollars. or
such portion thereof as may be neces-
sary. is hereby annually appropriated
for the purposes Of this act.
Sec. z. The revisers OF bills shall
receive a salary Of seven and one
half dollars a day and necessary ex-
penses for actual time spent, and may
employ at the expense Of the state
necessary clerical and stenographic
assistance.
Approved February 21. 1913.
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NO. 10.
AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR A RE-
VISION OF DEMING'S VERMONT
OFFICES AND GAZETTEER.

1t Is hereby enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Vermont
Section l. The secretary of state is
hereby directed to cause to be pre-
pared a revision of the publication
known as "Deming's Vermont Offices
and Gazetteer" published in 1851. Said
revision shall, in general conform to
the original work, and shall contain
data to and including the time of it's
publication.
Sec. 2. The secretary of state shall
cause to be published a sufficient num-
Der of such revision to admit of dis
tribution as provided by section 6S04
of the Public Statutes, relating to the
disposition of the Vermont Reports,
and may cause TO be published such
additional copies for general sale as
in his judgment he may deem suf-
ficient.
Sec. g. The auditor Of accounts is
hereby directed TO draw his orders In
favor of said secretary of state for
such sums as may be necessary for the
preparation and publication of said re-
vision, on vouchers approved by said
secretary.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved January 16, 1913
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NO. SO.

AN ACT TO CREATE A COMMITS.
SION TO ESTABLISH A UNIFORM
SYSTEM OF MUNICIPAL AND
CITY COURT FORMS AND REC
ORDS.
1t is hereby enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Vermont:
Section /. The governor, with the
advice of the auditor of accounts.
shall, during the month of March,
1918, appoint three judges of the munic.
ipal and city courts as a commission
to formulate uniform system of
blank forms and record books to be
used by the municipal and city courts.
and report to the governor as soon as
their duties are performed.
Sec. 2. Said commissioners shall
receive only their necessary expenses
in carrying out the provisions of this
act.
Sec. 3. Immediately upon receipt
of such report the governor shall
transmit to the commissioner of public
printing n copy of such report, who
shall include the printing and furnish
ing of such blank forms and record
books in the proposal for state print
ing, as provided by chapter 269 of the
Public Statutes.
Sec 4. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved February 20, 1918.
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Sec. 9. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved December 4, 1912.
NO. %.

AN ACT TO AMEND SECTIONS /
AND . OF NO. 10 OF THE ACTS
OF 1908, ENTITLED IAN ACT TO
CREATE THE OFFICE OF NURS-
cry INSPECTOR AND TO PRE-
SCRIBE HIS DUTIES" AND TO
FIX THE SALARY OF SAID IN
SPECTOR.
1t is hereby enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State of Vermont:
Section L. Section ! of No. Is Of
the acts of 1908 is hereby amended so
as to read as follows:
Section /. The commissioner of ag-
riculture shall annually, in the month
of December, appoint state nursery
inspector to hold Office during the
pleasure of said commissioner, whose
duty it shall be to finspect nurseries,
to enforce the provisions of this act,
and to perform such duties as may
pro Jerly devolve upon him because Of
the operation of the federal plant
quarantine law.
Sec. 2. Section . of No. 10 Of the
acts of 1908 is hereby amended SO as
to read rs follows:
Sec. 2. The nursery stock in all
nurseries shall annually be inspected
by said inspector, between the first day
OF April and the thirtieth day Of No
vember. Nursery stock and trees and
plants within nursery bounds which
are affected with San Jose SCALE or
other injurious insects or plant dis
eases, shall be destroyed or treated by
fumigation or otherwise, TO the salts
faction of said inspector.
Sec. 5. Said inspector shall receive
four dollars a day for time actually
spent in the performance Of his official
duties, and necessary expenses in
Cured in the conduct of such inspec-
/ ton; and said salary and expenses
shall be laid from the appropriation
made for the board of agriculture and
] forestry by section II of No. IL of the
acts Of 1908, as smended by section
of No. 16 OF the acts Of 1910.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved Februar, 4, 1913
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Sec. 3. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved October 30, 1912.
NO. 16.
AN ACT RELATING TO APPOINT
MENTs BY THE GOVERNOR.

1t is hereby enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Vermont:
Section 1. The term of Office of an
officer appointed by the governor. with
or without the advice and consent of
the senate, which now commences in
The month of December of any year.
shall hereafter commence on the first
day of January following.
Sec. 2. All officers appointed by the
governor, with or without the advice
and consent of the senate, shall hold
office for their respective terms Of
office and until their successors are
appointed and qualified.
Sec. 3. Section 326 of the Public
Statutes is hereby amended so as to
read as follows:
Sec. 326. The governor shall bien-
nially appoint and commission for the
term of two years, the judges Of city
and municipal courts, and shall NIL
vacancies occasioned by death, resig-
nation, removal or permanent inabil-
ity to serve on the part of any such
judge
Sec. 4. All acts or parts of acts
inconsistent with this~act are hereby
repealed.
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved November 81, 1912.