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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-12-12
WASH|NGTON'S
WORK IS PROVEN

Washington.-tie tieOrge WashingtOn's
surveying, done in Is5l when. A. lad
II ~. he ran linss with chain and corn
pass through the wilderness Of the Vir-
zinia hills for Lord Fairfax. has been
checked mp by government surveyors who
have just made their reports. and who
found the work Of the immortal patriot
Terfert.
Washington. running his lines with
primitive Instruments and l-onfirss IN hill
tpI,s, left monuments and boundaries T.
which technically e-iucat-l surveyors u~-
ing high power transits and all the refin-
IA and accurste metbOls MODERN instrn-
ments allow have l<~n allie u find no
variation.
Down arro-- the valley 81 the soutl.
iork Of the Shenandoah ~ far A. the eye
AN distinguish the line shows plainly.
Washingfon's survey Ilsze- cuts into
the trunks Of trsvs and long grown over
have lsen rediscover,-l. and all are -ever.
al fe~t higher from the ground than those
the woOismen of toiay would make
Some authoritie- contend Washington
made them from the sasllie With . hong
handled axe
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-12-12
BATH HOUSE
BEING ERECTED
Pulaski Iron Co., Solving Labor
Problem-Workmen Pleased.

Erkman. W Va. D.~ s.-Ths I'nIA-
~ inpn Company is -rsS'-ing nrsi~rI
bath ho'I-- - ~ fs-t with c"nrrrt.
-elf-draining fio-pr, mor,. than :bsp ,~krr.
shower bath, hot and cold water al their
operation here
There VIII ie . man in constant att~n-
dame u keep the place clean AMI IL vii
l'e sanitary One half will IT, for th.
~hits- rInI'l"ys- anal tlle other hall g.,
'"lor,@i. There will IT, Absolutely "a.
chArg,- Tor the ,r-r of thi- bath ho,l-... i,
~ i"r the comfort and spnvrnirnr.. oi ti.
men Who work In and around the rnins-
Thu 10 onr oi the mrtl,ss,is i~ing u---l
10y th'- company tp make the w"rknr..
'"ft-nu~i s"d u 10 in accord with a.
rieas "i tlIe most adVanrs-i s.S.inl rrinru.
rr-
The fulaskI Iron Co. recrntly r,.Jpaini
III aud repaired every h",I>r "n IL Fek
man operation and allowed gar,i-I
-Is't Z" each h"u-.h"lsi-r The buildin,
4 tlie ~n-h hou-- - in line with a..
C"'nI'any.s I'plicy to i,-tt..r the s-pnditio,
II the workman aud give tli.-m ever,
convenience AMI cofniortf
Mr.. Floyd Cunningham j. SuI-.rintsn
lent "f tl'r Eekman "y,~rat,pn and i- 80
trr'-ts@i IA rserytiliny ~hirh tend- l.
make g',,d wFknrn ront~nt.-I lie g.
tie H'''-t IspI,Ilar superintendent viii
tl'e men In thir field
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-12-12

the go-l-rl Of hove snd h-iptulns-s will -
earrl--i to men in ulansion and hur. "n
the main stre-ts AMI Ia the slum-. It,
ministers and WORKERS will not mske the
h'~ly. p.rpr snd unfortunate f.-.l they ar
In the presnce of superior l~inss bnt
They ~iil m.~t all of tiorf- Children ~
equals. - brothers and sisters. and man
>m,d Viii t- h-n.tirtsu: hove Will nsnlsl
''-"r. confidence ~'ltrrpls'e rr-+n'"-n'.
h"I- drive away despair. rl's-rin i,s,-
AMI good will disI-ell dependency ami
the l=-nrficient Influence of Christianity
she'd its rays of love. jns'ise. mercy and
helpfulnes~ over the entirr world. ln the
prs--ncs. of snch church sin. crime. dis
-ase and hypocricy will veil their distort
IA facs and humanity he nearer heaven
iscause of living tetter and hap ier
Thn~ hundred years ago the separation
4 Churrh and State and religious libert,
was a dream whlch one dared not tell /.
t.-isy il il fact The church of tn
fuIure IL also a dream but i'm the touior
row OF the worlds progress il will IL
realized.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-12-12
SpUGGS SPREAD
THEIR DOCTRINE
War on "UseIen Giving" Being
Carried on Vigorously

NEW YORK The fight sgsin-t the U.s.
- giving ~ Christmas prev-nts-not o.
give ls--. but o. give Discriminatory snd
intelligrbtly sprrSiing throughout
the country With the spproach n the
holidays The Spng<-. - the ~ociety I, r
the prevention ~ Usrie-- Giving has
ni,knsmed - n.ernbers. arr Supplying
copies Of membership cards snd ~ laws
xith whirh o. form brsnch -rietieS in
vsrious parts II the eountry. Every
~pug must wear q membership pin and
p'eise himself q AT IN the tight
against the usele-- Christmas pre-rnt
The cost Of the pin is covered IN tho
membership dues whish are lor . year.
Five hnndred p~r-on- enrolled in Ws,h-
inston IN one day. sseordinv n rrport-
rrneived ~ the Spor' he.dqusrten here.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-12-12
COLORED NIGHT SCHOOL HAS
OVER HUNDRED PUPILS

II there y any doulf that the coiors-i
race II Charleston j. MT making long
stride toward higher e,iucatiOn. .isit
sl,ould - made e. tho colors-i high -rl,e-,l
at the Garnet -clls-Dl l,uil,ling
over Ia -tn,ients are enr"lls~i in thi-
unique school and the ayr arr sixty
The cou,mon brsnrli.- are tanglt ~ the
tearbers and tlry -sy ~ - remsrksl,is
the way the 'l',er pupil grasp the le--
sons. SOrne 4 them sre learning D. rea,i
anil Writ but uI~y are determined lot
of pupil- and they exI-~'t to pss- = severe
TIT ~ the end 81 the t-rm. -Kans~l ls
Ctizen.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-12-12
Mr.. BURBANK'S LOVE OF
CHILDREN.

] love tl'- llne -ky. trs-s. noxer-
fn"lnt~if-. grs~n nea'io~s. sunny l,r,,,k.
tho ocran ~hen u wsse- s,fuy rip,,i,
a'ong tie ssndy leArh - when poundu.s
ti'e rocky ciIh ~ith IL fhun.l.r and ro.r
il'e bir'i- ~ the field ~aterfall-. the RAIN.
'"~, TIE dawn. ti'e n"ondsy. AMI tie
evening sun-et children slpove then,
all. Ires-' plant, flowers they arr al
Ways eiucstOr- IN the right dirs~tion
they always make us happier and h%tsr
snd q well grown. they spesk of lowing
care and respond % u a. far a. IN their
power: but in all this world there !. noah.
ing - sPprecistiye - children-tIse-
sensitive, growing erestnrs- 81 sunshine.
smils-. and trsr.
-Lsther Burbank.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-12-12

Poverty makes tuberculosis. tul-rcu
l''-is make I-'Nrfty.
Advanced ca-. ot tuberculosis ar,. %. A.
lsNtssl ca-.--
The heath ratc ina the fnlr y..ar- os th.
'iNi War wa- - 800 from in n.tl"n anal
wounds r~f1,'i in actn,n the .iratl,
rat M i"tIr yrAr~ H. Gio.,ssl if"im tul--r
rnl.,-i-
The rarrl,--- ..,n-uinI tine - il.r unl,
one Ia L. ieaft~l
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-12-12
7O,3zl MINE WORKERS

Charleston. ". Va. Decemler s.
Earl Henry. chief Of the mine deg.srt-
Hent Of Nest Virgins, has compiled q
statement showing that there are 1881
men employef in the stste'- mining in
du-try. O thi- pum her y. .sl2 . ~ phite
men; lf.eil arr Negro~s and Z5.7D
foreigners, Il Whom Tie majority are
Itslizns-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-12-12

regulars AMI militis in the event oi hos
tiiitis- lht- u-a-ir- s.llssiuls-i Q"
Psss the h",l-s within thr~ days. and
Republican, l-a.l-r Mann l~,int.~i olt that
II wa- id~ntical With the artion 10y Con
grss- at the i-,sinning at the spanish
An~rlran MAR. snd h- construed il ~
tl,r -ignai for tr,puhl~ with Mexi.,o Rep
n--ntatis~ M""rr "i the kry-f.,nr >tat..
threw "n tl~ calcium hglt anal l-nnL a
"nt that ~hile Il wa- all very nic- q"
talk alSOut "a naval holiday. Il would
n"t isr advantageous f"r Congr-~- a. com
n,It lt-s-lf in any Nay that would prrvrnt
u from building t~o new battle-sliI-
TIIE AMBITION OF GTAM
The dsS.r~A-~ IN tl,r l->i supply ami
consequent high priss-- h. causing a great
heal "i agitation. both in the paI-.r- ami
m tia minds "i the I--"I'lr at large. ~h"
l's'l a. though II were almost an iml-.--,
hility q" do without their morning
chop. Tue farmers and cattle rai-..r~
throughout the country have found that
with thr high pricr "i land and i.~~l. q
In much m re- profitable a. -s.ll thar CROPS
''utrigit than in the more indir,~t meth
'-i "f Puttl,g n "n the mark.t ~ n.at
Tins ss'ncl,si"n Gan lie. plainly -~~n n
h'7~' startling figurs~ ln Iolo tirr,.
~rrr in the rang,' stats- nf tlr West. "a.
'A'.'ss' cattle. while in 1915 tl,~rr ven.
lnt .i,sH.' o.. ,isrrra-s. "i .,ssl,.u in
thrs~. years Io nsS.t the ..,ii-tantl,
growing drnian'is. Argentine l~,-i haS
i~>'n shiPI"-i INTO thus r"nntry. lnt II -
i"und q" L. al lnirri"r quality. With .
'"~ 4" l"'n' liz hy tins c"ndit,"n. ul.
island "i 'iuarn Is imI-'rting und rai-in,
standard hrs-~is "f Aulrr'cAn rattlr
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-12-12
MISCELLANEOUS
PARAGRAPHS
TN CIEEENCY LIGI-IATi0N.

TIiE CT kl;ENCl LIGi~LATION.
Ihere ~-rn- o. H. o. ,ifl. rrnce ln s,t.in
is'n ~ O" tl,e nl,tl,,.d tie eurrrnry tall
ha- i--.n tfeais~i boz tlls. ~..nnte. ~..nats,,
O'''ornnan II New York. d,rlar,- tl,at
the criticism of the ss-lay in ii,s ~.nat..
~ absolutely un~arrant'~i. anil be- Lark
up i'i- Argument ~ saying that II tlr.
t~o fuea-urss no~ l@-iore tl1s. ~.nats. r,.t,
r'-~.nfing the ,ie~- "f manry afd n,n
nority uefuls,r- nf tinr Cofnuitfs-. thar
only n little over f"rty g--r cent 81 tl,e
if,u-- fura-iife D. found in either retsrt
-uimitts~l IT, tlnr.i.,re eonelusl.-- tl.t
tie csIntry o~e- uuch o. the C,,infnitt...
~hIei in-ists~i ur~,n Intelligent ,,lil,
eration ~.-natDr ',of 81 Wet Niryinia
f.r"t-t- against tiic ciarg. tl,at ti,e II.
I'uilican party hs- boz any eay l-sn r.
-Is'n-ii'le for the 'islsy in c,alr~- II lssi-
lati'n. anc be- denouncs~ tho setiDn n
tl'e ls1us-rat- boz ioreing urttr- vii,
tpeir o~n usefni-.r- wl,en the e,untry
expected = non PARTISAN rlea-ure
PEAoE AND WAX TALk.
On tlie first real working LAY in tl,.
iIou-. II representative since l-.f,,r, tie
ri-ing II the Harvest n,s-,n and l-f,,r,.
ti'e President a tie nit.-i state. hal
hardly returned o. tl,- Whit IIou-r. the
due-tiOn II uie ~orld'~ I-ace VA taken
up AMI ally deiende~i Tie Mernl-r- os
the hvu-~ eSpre--s~i unmi-tak aide gym
Patby With the -uggr-tion for naval
holiday The white eInl,einatic dove
had slnp'-t conclu.iei O. make u re.-t
m thu Congressional net. when f.i,,It.n-
ant H"t'yon aro-e D. warn the country o.
''~stch out Tor GerTnany" Appsrently
Mr.. HiOl~on little ~sI-y<cts-i dist at thns
very moment = measure hsi stsrts-l on
- thru ~sy the iiou-- providing lor two
hundred and forty tao Thousand v,lnn-
tesrs, % te utilized IN addition n tl..
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-08-22

audit, adjust, and if found to be pro-
per charges against the city, to coun-
tersign and allow all such bills cert
flied by the department mourning the
Indebtedness, growing out of any con-
tract or agreement made by or on be-
appropriations made by the common
council. When any such bill or bills
shall have been countersigned by the
comptroller in accordance with the
above provision an order shall be
drawn by the mayor and city clerk and
c1fying the purpose for which 1t is
drawn and to whom payable and recit-
ing that 1T is payable on or before
February first of the following year
out Of any funds in the treasury be-
longing to the city and not otherwise
appropriated, all such orders to be
made payable to the order of the per-
and such orders shall be transferable
by endorsement and shall be received
IN payment of any taxes or assessment
levied by the authority of the city ex-
cept taxes for interest and sinking
fund on city bonds without further ac-
ton Of the common council.
3. The comptroller shall have power
to make such further provisions as to
reports by heads of the departments
and require such other information
from heads of departments as may be
reasonably necessary or proper to
make the powers hereby conferred eff
fective.
Ject to direction by the common coun-
Section A. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its
passage and publication.
Approved June 25, 1913. Copy Law.
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provided in section 2394-61 Of the
statutes, and all witnesses shall be
paid as provided in section 2394-62
and shall be subject to said section of
the statutes.
6. Any person who shall prevent or
attempt to prevent the state board of
health, their duly authorized repre-
sentative or agent, or the local health
officer from entering any slaughter
house or from going upon any premises
connected Herewith for the purpose Of
inspecting the same; or any person
who shall fail to comply with any or
der or the rules of the state board of
health, made and served as provided in
this section, and within the time spe-
Gifted in such order; or any person
who shall violate any of the provisions
of this section shall be deemed guilty
of a misdemeancr and upon conviction
thereof shall be punished by a fine of
not less than ten nor more than five
hundred dollars, or by imprisonment in
the county Jail for not less than five
days nor more than six months.
7. 1t shall be the duty OF the dis
trict attorney Of each county in the
state to prosecute any and all persons
for violation of this section or of any
order or the rules of the state board
of health, and to fully cooperate with
the state board of health in the en-
forcement of all laws relating to
slaughterhouses.
Section z. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its
passage and publication.
Approved June Is, 1913. Copy Law.
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No. 1172; Al [Pqablished June q, 1913.
CHAPTER 585, LAWS OF 1913.
AN ACT-To create section 926-179 of
the statutes, relating to the duties of
the comptroller in cities of the first
class.
The people Of the State of Wisconsin.
represented in Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows:
Section /. There is added to the
statutes new section to read: Sec
ton 926-179. l. In all cities Of the
general or special charter, it shall be
the duty of the comptroller or, if
there be no comptroller, of such other
officer as performs the duties incident
soever name he may be designated, to
prescribe methods of accounting for all
the departments, commissions and
boards of the city, by whatever name
may be for q uniform system of ac-
counting for such departments. Pro-
vided, however, If any dispute shall
arise between the comptroller and the
commissions or boards of the city as
to what system Of accounting is best
adapted to the needs of such depart
ment, commission or board, such dis
pute shall be submitted to the common
council and the decision of the common
council shall be final and conclusive
Whenever the common council of any
such city shall have approved the sys-
leIi VI dCCOuillIS IOI tie NdIlOuS U6-
partments, commissions and boards Of
the city, said system shall not be
superseded or materially changed
without the approval Of the common
council.
2. Said comptroller, in addition to
his other powers and duties, shall have
authority to examine and investigate
the reports, vouchers and accounts and
such other papers and books of any
officer, board or department of the
city as relate to or in any way affect
the finances of such city, and shall
also have authority to establish meth
DDS of auditing bills payable by the
city, and shall establish a voucher
system whereby all warrants drawn
and paid by the city shall be accessible
for public audit at all times. After the
establishment of such method of
auditing bills payable and said vouch-
err system, 1T shall be unnecessary for
the comptroller to report to the COM
mon council bills presented to him, nor
shall it be necessary for the common
council to pass upon and allow such
bills, nor to publish in it's proceedings
the bills SO paid, but said comptroller
shall have power and authority to
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-08-22

No $50, AL Published June 27. 1918.
CHAPTER 587, LAWS OF 1918.
AN ACT-To create subdivision (lz1 or
section 2394--52 of the statutes. re-
lating to the inspection of boilers
and elevators and fixing fees there
for.
The people of the State Of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly
do enact as follows
Section !. There is added to section
2394-52 Of the statutes O new subdY~
vision to read: (Section 2394-52)
(12) To fix and collect fees for the
inspection of boilers not exceeding two
dollars for each external inspection and
five dollars for each internal inspection
per annum, and to collect fees for the
inspection Of elevators not exceeding
two dollars seniannually for inspec-
ton. The fees so fixed shall be paid
by the owners of such boilers or eIe-
VatorS. The commission may accept
inspections Of boilers and elevators Dy
qualified inspectors Of insurance com
panies where such boilers or elevators
are insured, in which case no fee shan
be charged. The commission may also
accept inspections by qualified inspec-
tors of boilers or elevators in cities of
the first, second and third classes, In
which case the city may collect and
retain such fee for inspection as may
be fixed by the commission for it's own
inspections.
Section 2. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its
passage and publication.
Approved June 26, 1913. Copy Law.
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conduct of elections, for each precinct
in the county. Such tally sheets, poll
lists and election supplies shall be de-
livered by such clerks when the Off
cial ballots for each precinct are de-
lfvered and in the sealed package con-
tanning the official ballots. To each
such tally sheet shall be appended q
certificate to be signed by the clerks
of election and countersigned by the
election inspectors. Such tally sheets
shall be sent or delivered with the poll
lists to the county, city, village and
town clerk as provided in section 70 of
the statutes.
Section 2. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after it's
passage and publication.
Approved June %, 1913. Copy Law.
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No. 1914, AL Published June Of, 1913

No. 1914, AL Published June 81, 1913.
CHAPTER 5S1, LAWS OF 1918.
AN ACT-To create section 42a of the
statutes, relating to tally sheets in
elections.
The people of the State of wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly. do
enact as follows
Section /. There is added to the
statutes a new section to read: Sec
shall cause to be printed in the same
manner and at the same time that Of
fetal ballots are printed a sufficient
number of tally sheets, poll lists and
other supplies required by law for the
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-08-22

No. FL 5ss hA%s '9 oF e. si 5'1'
AN ACT-To amend subdivision (11) Of
section 2394-41 of the statutes, to
section 2394-41 Of the statutes, to
amend section 2394-48, subsection ]
of section 2394-49, subsections / and
8 of section 2394-50, section 1894
ton 2394-52, section 2394-53 sub
section of section 2394-56, sub
section of section 2394-5S, subsec-
ton / of section 2394-65, subsec-
ton 2394-7O of the statutes, and to
repeal sections 1O21g, 1861, 1886
2, 1865, 1866 1895, 1906,
1851, 163SeS' Iea6ma1e5o, le86m151,
i isssH15 Si isseEs1 1885, 'e i68S%
SO, 1636-83a, 1636-84 and 1890 Of
the statutes, relating to public build
ings.
The people of the State Of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly, do
enact as follows:
Section /. Subdivision zip of sec
ed to read: (Section 2394-41) (11) The
term safe" or safety" as
applied to an employment or place of
employment or public building,
shall mean such freedom from danger
to the life, health, safety or
welfare of employees or frequenters, or
the public, or tenants, and such reason
able means Of notification, egress ana
escape in case of fire, as the nature
Of the employment, place of employ
ment or public building, will reason
ably permit.
Section 2. There are added to Sec
ton 2394--41 OF the statutes two new
subdivisions to read: (Section 2394-
41) G2) The term public building as
used in sections 2394-41 to 2394-71
shall mean and include any structure
used in whole or in part as a place of
resort, assemblage lodging, trade.
traffic occupancy, or use by the pub
lie, or by three or more tenants.
(Section 2394-41) Q3) The term
"owner" shall mean and include every
person, firm, corporation, state, county,
town, city, village, manager, repre-
sentative, officer, or other person nav
ing ownership, control or custody OK
any place of employment or building,
or Of the construction, repair or mann
tenance Of any building, or who pre-
place of employment or public build-
ing. Said sections 2394-41 to 2394-
II, inclusive, shall apply, so far ar
consistent, to all architects.
Section 3. Section 2S94-4S, supsec-
ton Of section 2S94m4s, subsections
23s4-51s subdivisions 90 and 90 OF
section 2 Of section 2394-56, subsec-
ton / of section 2394-5s, subsection i
of section 2394-65, subsection of sec
ton 2394-68, and section 2394-70 or
ton 2394-4S. Every employer shaE
furnish employment which shall %
safe for the employees therein end shall
furnish a place of employment which
shall be safe for employees therein ana
for frequenters thereof ana shall f1x.
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No. S21, Al Published June 27, 1913.
CHAPTER $50, LAWS OF 1918
the shore Of Lake Monona, for the
Improvement Of navigation, for the
benefit of the public health, for the
removal of a public nuisance, and
for public drive and public park
purposes.
The people of the State of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows:
Section 1, A dock line Is hereby es-
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-08-22

No LIFT -, Al [Pgblished June q, 1913.
AN ACT-To Great section 959-52x
Of the statutes, relating to the estab-
lishment of municipal and county
slaughterhouses, and providing q
penalty.
The people of the state of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows
Section /. There is added to the
statutes new section to read: Sec
ton 959-52X. /. Authority is hereby
given to every county and to every
city of more than five thousand inhabi-
tants to construct and maintain pub
lie slaughterhouses upon such condi-
lions and under such regulations as
may be imposed by the dairy and food
commissioner.
2. The county board in each county
and the common council in each city
shall authorize the construction Of
such county or municipal slaughter
house, shall make the necessary APP
preparation for the purchase of land
and the construction and maintenance
of such slaughterhouse and shall take
proper action to secure the building,
establishment and maintenance of such
county or municipal slaughterhouse.
Provided that in cities such municipal
slaughterhouse shall be maintained
and operated by the health department
in such city
8. All cattle, sheep, swine and
goats slaughtered in such slaughter
mouse S0dIl De examined Dy the proper
state authorities, and after examina-
ton and inspection shall be approved
or condemned in accordance with the
state laws and the municipal regula-
lions governing the examination and
inspection of similar private estab lish-
mentS.
4. Any person, firm or corporation
who shall make use of a county or
municipal slaughterhouse, and in such
use shall violate any of the terms of
this section shall be guilty Of a. mis-
demeanOr, and upon conviction there
of shall be punished by a fine Of not
more than five hundred dollars or by
Imprisonment of not more than one
year, or by both such fine and i'm
prisionment In the discretion Of the
court.
5. The provisions Of this section
shall apply only to such counties ana
to such cities as shall have adopted the
same at any general or municipal cleo
ton at which the question of the es-
Enlistment of such county or munich
pal slaughterhouse shall have been
submitted to the voters Of such county
or such city. Such question shall, upon
the written petition of electors of such
county or such city equal in number
to at least ten per cent of all the votes
cast in such county or such city for
governor at the last preceding gen
eral election, be submitted to the cleo
tors Of such county or such city at
of votes cast shall be in favor of the
establishment of such slaughterhouse
the provisions of this section shall ap-
ply to such county or to such city.
Section 2. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after it's
passage and publication.
Approved June rs, 1913 Copy Law.