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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-06
Weather Forecast

Washington, April 5-Forecast for Ala
bama and Mississippi: Fair and warmer
Sunday; Monday fair.
Georgia: Fair Sunday and Monday.
creasing cloudness and warmer.
Tennessee: Fair Sunday; Monday in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-06
Alleged Burglar Bound Over

Admission, April 5.-(Special) Charged
with burglary, Homer Jones, a negro, was
bound over to await the action of the
city court grand jury when arraigned
before Recorder Green Saturday morning.
His bond was fixed at 500, and in default
of this amount he was remanded to jail.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-06
EVENTS OF TODAY

The Rev. Dr. II. NJ. Edmunds will as
sumo pastorate of the South Highlands
Presbyterian church.
New Pisgah Home will be dedicated
at 8 o'clock, p. m.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-06
1857 PRISONERS
FED IN SELMA JAIL

Selma, April .-(Special)-I his
monthly report for March. Chief Wal
tiers of the Selma police department
shows that during the month he fur
nished 1857 meals 10 those confined
in the city prison. The meals furnished
the city prisoners at cost of "a cents
consists of bacon and corn bread with
an occasional portion of molasses.
L. e. Jeffry, chairman of the relief
committee of the citizens of Lower
Peachtree, spent Saturday In Selma. Mr..
Jeffry stated that the relief commit
tee had received money for the storm
sufferers amounting to $4,000 and
about $1,000 in groceries and cloth
ing
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-06
whiskey
Don't Buy Substitutes

The merchant who wants your
good will and custom won't offer
a substitute.
There are two reasons for sub
stitution--either the store keeper is
out of the article asked for and is
afraid of losing a sale--or, he thinks
more of his profits than his Gus
toners health and is willing to sell
an inferior article for his own gain.
The manufacturer who advertises
an article of commerce to-day does
so in the knowledge that he has a
superior product to offer--he can
afford to tell about it,.
The up-to- date retailers have In
structed their clerks to sell what Is
asked for-these are the establish
ments that cater to their trade and
have its interest at heart. You
should patronize them Substitutes
are dangerous-you don't know
what you are getting.
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey should
be In every home. 1t is Invaluable
in case of emergencies. Get bot
tie to-day. Most any druggist, wine
merchant or grocer can supply you
at $l.25 full quart bottle. The
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Rochester.
n. Y.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-06
Trustees Elected

Dadeville. April Especial 1.-The
city council has elected as the new
board Of trustees il. T.. Jones, G. j.
Sorrell. w S. Herren, w. b. Bowling
and j. IL. Loyelace.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-06

Iperature rise will continue till Mon
day.
Summary of observations made at
United States weather bureau stations;
Temp'ture
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
CHAPTER ss1-s. F. No. "a.

AN ACT entitled A act recurring e notice
of claim for damages. to DO given to cities.
villages and boroughs, for loss or injury
sustained in certain cases.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
OF Minnesota:
Section i. Every person who claims dam
ages from any city, village 1drs e. or r. 1oroug st,st Tor or
by reason of any defect in. any bridge. street,
sidewalk, road. park. ferry-boat, public works
or any grounds or places whatsoever, or by
reason Of the negligence of any of Its officers,
agents, servants or employees. shall cause, to
be presented to the common council OF other
governing body, within thirty days after the
ing the time, place and circumstances thereof,
and the amount of compensation or other re-
lief demanded. No action therefor shall be
or II Commenced within ten days thereafter,
or more than one year after the occurrence
Of the loss or injury.
Sec. 2. The provisions, Of Section l shall
failure Of the city, village or borough IN
one Of the duties assumed by or imposed upon
it as a master or employer:
Sec. 8. The provisions Of Section 1 shall
also apply when the he c en,1asid is one and fof In of thaf
case. the notice may be presented by the
personal representative. surviving spouse or
foreipn country 81 which the deceased was a
citizen. within one year after the alleged in
Jury or loss resulting. in such death; pro
svided, however, that If the person ehaI1 b TOT WHOSE nose
presented within thirty. days. a notice when
would have been sufficient had netlived, the
same shall be deemed sufficient within the
tes sec' = =. Section 76s Of Chapter 9 Of the
Revised Laws of the State of Minnesota Tor
the year 1905, and ali other acts and parts
Of acts inconsistent herewith, are hereoy re-
Sec Sec. i. This act shall also apply to. cities
and villages existing under a charter framed
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
CHAPTER sss-s. r. No, sea.

CdA11Effs SoS-S. q. Z0 oVV.
AN. ACT to reimburse Henry A. Green for
moneys paid to the state for buildings, and
improvements made by. and the property of
said Henry A. Green.
Whereas, on November 10th, 1911. Henry
Green purchased a forty acre tract Of land
from the State of Minnesota, separate and
apart from the improvements made thereon
himself, which forty acre tract Il de-
scribed, as follows:
Lot three .() (N.E.A Of the BE. VI, Of Sec.
tion thirty-six (Se). township one hundred and
forty-eight Q48), range twenty-nine (29), 1tas-
AND WHEREAS, these Improvements have
been appraised to be of the worth and value
of the sum Of one hundred ana nifty dollars
$3.50. OO, which sum was added to and be-
came part Of the purchase price for said land.
and which Improvements have never been in
any sense the property Of the State of Min
nesota, although the said Green has been
to pay for the same. NOW THERE
FORE,
OF Minnesota:
Section 1. That when the ANAL payment
is made on the contract between the State Of
Minnesota and said Henry A: Green for said
forty acre tract of land. that the said Henry
A. Green be credited with the sum Of one hun
dred and fifty dollars ($15O.OO), and that the
purchase price Of said tract Of land as con-
tained in said contract be reduced in this
amount.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
Approved April 10. 1913.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02

4+sF|E EF'T tEsEgHtsFgE"
shall not be Classified on the ballot or other
wise. Each voter. shall be entitled to vote a
comparison primary ballot without reference
The two candidates for nomination for every
,such non-partisan office. who shall receive the
nignest number Of votes. ascertained as pro-
weed by this acts shall be declared the nomi-
nees and their names shall be placed upon
an a. when " or more persons are to. be
eiected for the same Office. at a general cleo
tvn running at large In q city. county, dis
srlot or In this state. the non-partisan nomi-
ballot shall be the number Of candidates not
exceeding twice the number Of such persons
70 oe elected for tho Same Office which shall
rgie1se the highest number Of votes at such
two persons file for the nomination for any
non1partisan Office. or not more than twice
Inc number Of persons to be elected to any
nSon.partisan Office file for the nomination
the non-partisan primary ballot but said per-
sons shall be considered and shall be the nom
lnees for such office and their names shall
such non-partisan nominees: But nothing
herein shall prevent the nomination of candi-
dates by groups. individuals or so-called pc.
s s1eial b parties t.zt,s %afsh &c fan noftr! be - recognized cog n,enan as
specified. The names Of candidates
nominated by certificate for offices herein
above designated as non-partisan shall have
no party or other designation on the ,certih-
cate or on the election ballot. y
Where there. are two or moro Offices to be
nlied by candidates running at large in q city.
county. district or In the state, except for
such offices shall be classified and numbered
one. two. etc, using as many classes and
numbers a. there are offices at large to be
hNed. which said classification. numbers and
on the primary ballot shall be. substantially
a. HOLLOWAY. .
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
CHAPTER sss-s. F. No. 1872

AN ACT relating to the duties Of the Board of
Regents Of the State University and pro
vidfng for the collection OF statistics and In
formation as to cooperative association
among farmers and disseminating infornla-
ton In reference thereto.
Be It enacted by the Legislature OF the State
OF Minnesota:
Section L. That in addition to the duties
now imposed by law upon the Board of Re-
gents Of tie State University, none Of which
shall be affected Or abridged by anything
herein contained, 1t is hereby made the duty
of said Beard Of Regents Of the State Univer-
sity to create in the Department Of Aericul-
ture under the supervision of said Board a
ton in reference to cooperative Associations
among farmers and the management ana
OF conducting such Association. Such
shall cover all matters relating
and relate to all subject matter proper OF
usual for cooperative action AMONG farmers
Sec. 2. 1t shall be the duty of said
Board through and by means of the employees
Of said Board hereinaftcr provided for to dis
string to form and operate such cooperative
Association Upon application therefor by any
such cooperative Association or any number
of farmers desiring to form such a co-opera-
tive Association such information shall not
only cover the methods of organizing such
cooperative Association but also tion
as to the law governing and regulating such
cooperative Association and such Information
as to the conduct and management Of the bust
for the proper management and conduct of
such business. And it is hereby made the
of all cooperative Associations to re.
port annually to said Department on blanks
provided for. that pqurpose. ~
Sec. 8. That for the purpose of carving
into effect the provisions of this act the said
Board of Regents are hereby authorized and
empowered to employ a suitable and com
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
CHAPTER aa4-s. F. NO. p7o.

AN ACT to, authorize any city in the State
Of Minnesota now or hereafter havlns more
than ten thousand and not more than wen.
Tia bonds and use the proceeds tnereol Io1
the purpose Of paying for loeai lInproSs-
n1ents now made. or hereafter to pc maze
tate have been or shall be levied to defray
the cost Of such improvements. Co.,
Re 1T enacted by the Legislature OF tho State
Of Minnesota: 49,
hereafter having more than ten thousand and
not more than twenty thousand lnhaDltants,
in addition to all the powers now possessed
BY such eth dtnl Is he hereby agd aq through t ano city
p po,,ncii or common council Of such
city, cns,''it by ordinance. duly enacted y an
affirmative vote OF not ~ les ss'cn tc man 1.-TWO 1.-TWO.
III or common council, to issue and sell not
exceeding twenty-five thousand G25,O 90?
dollars par value in and OF the bonds OF
purpose Of paying for local improvements now,
nr hereafter to be made, for which no assess
ments against. real estate have been or shall
be levied to defray the cost OF such improve
Sec. 2. The bonds authorized by section
one ~ Of this act, or any portion thereon,
may be issued IS jed and S 1f%ita BY any Contained fafh city ig
charter of such, city or in any law OF
this state, prescribing or fixing any limit
upon the bonded Indebtedness of. such city,
city shall at all times be pledged for the
nayment of any bonds issued under this act
for the current interest thereon, and
city council or common council of such
city shall each syear include in the tax levy
such city a, sufficient amount to provide
the payment of such interest and for the
accumulation of a sinking fund for the re-
demption Of such bonds at their maturity.
Sec. 3. No bonds shall be Issued by any
CITY for the purposes hereinabove mentioned to
for q longer term than thirty years, or
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
CHAPTER 8ssAH r. No. 111o.

CHAPTER 8SS-H. +. No. liza
Ao Of the the General se a1atn laws ss'e Of Minnesota IN es a4i ises. Be- BE-.
ing IAN act relating to the sale Of timber
on state lands. defining trespass thereon and
prescribing penalties therefor"
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the State
Section /. Section 10 Of chapter ao4 Of the
General Laws Of Minnesota 1905, being IAN
act relating to the sale Of timber on state
lands. defining trespass thereon and prescr1b-
ing penalties therefor is hereby amended to
read as follows:
Section l3.-The Governor, treasurer. audi.
tor, state forester and attorney genera, shall
q which the governor shall be chairman.
The Auditor shall be e~x-of11cio secretary Of the
board, and he or his deputy shall attend each
ceedings, which shall" be signed at the close
OF eacn meeting by the commissioners present,
and shall be kept subject to public INSPECTION
end two other members shall be a quorum
sor the transaction Of business. Before any
timber TIN be , is sold . the auditor %6as9 t shall t submit + to eth the
such sale, and shall produce the record Of
examine the same. together with other docu-
ments and records and such witnesses az it
may REQUIRE. Il the governor and ct least
determine, they shall enter upon tho record
2, aaggpsaisa.s!s a rs, statement t'mnt. dated !, and nd Z q
ss,pn ahf fn1nre sdaa and dut that tl a seIe Il Thereon 1e ea i nace o.
sary to protect the state from loss. There
after. and not before. the auditor may make
such sale. Whenever any member Of the
board becomes satisfied, before the Issuance
a permit. that, by reason Of fraud or mis-
statement on the part Of any estimator, wit.
ness or officer. or by reason Of any oomhina-
zion or irregularity. the interests Of the state
of any sale. BY an entry signed by him upon
the record OF the appraisals. No sale Of tim
Der shall be made until not less than two
estimates have been made.
See. 2. This act shall take effect and b
In force from and after it's passaGs.
Approved April 10, 1918.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
CHAPTER sso-a =. IA 81

CHAH@TNH 68o-Bs y. Ma 01'
AN ACT to provide fec Tho regulation and
supervision Of insurance and certain other
30 il enacted by he Lssss,ssa, q The stat.
partnership or association. all Of which are
,. posed ea's to aG Be- s er9snize sSme Or xn; @a's sn.ii h ess-
after be organized. within or without this
state. whether 1aeosRorated a uninoorpor.
to sell or hold, any stochs. bonds or other
or which shall hereafter be organised to
tn ahis State sas PUSHES ssh Or Of a ;asassas' .o Th tss ' s.ls
OF any stocks. bonds or other evidences of
property 9. interest in itself Or any. other
the whole Or any part of the PROCEED. arc
for the payment Of any commissions or other
expenses incidental to the organization or
esSme,io % 9 fs,, aa agt such company shall be
Sec. 2. Before otner1ns or attempting. to
cell any such securities to my corporation.
Ing to DO any business whatever in this state.
excepting that Of preparing the documents
Hereinafter %re sayd !, sve1y such sompa9y;
Of the Commissioner Of. insurance Of this
state. together With 2 f,ins fee Of thirty
wit:
.N A statement showing IN full detail
the plan upon which It proposes to transact
t) A copy Of all applications for securities
and forms Of contracts. securities. and other
Instruments which it proposes to take, enter
81 A statement which shall show the name
Of officers and location Of the principal Of
"a An itemized account Of its eetua,
nnancial condition. and the amount and ma
tu5 r, Of s 's pr otsst , a9a naGi'ltie and IN ,mcn
form, touching Its affairs as said Commits
sioner Of Insurance may require.
the laws Of any other State. Territory or
Government, 1t shall also. file with, the said
Commissioners Of Insurance a copy Of the laws
which 1t is organized or incorporated. and al
so a copy Of its charter, or articles Of In
certificate Of the proper officer Of such foreign
State, Territory or Government that it is
s s]t'tnf'an an ID Do SS., business ana tn aI ame ,d e0az
thereof which have been made. and all other
papers pertaining to its organization.
shall, by 9 ealy executed instrument. to be
stoner of insurance, constitute and appoint
the said Commission Of Insurance and his
successor in office Its true and lawful at
action or proceeding against it may be served
assn personally served upon It. So long as
any OF It's liability exists in this State. and
the authority thereof shall continue in force
trrevocably. ~
Said instrument shall contain a provision
and agreement declaring that such company
desires to sell such securities in this State
sra srat It will accept securities therefor OF
according to the laws Of this State, and that
removal into any court Of the United States
any action or proceeding commenced in any
Court Of this State upon q claim or cause
Of action arising out Of any business sor
transaction done therein.
pany to comply with any of the provisions Of
this section, or IF il, shall violate any OF
the conditions or agreements contained in
to eeil securities in this State shall cease.
and it shall be the duty Of the Commissioned
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
CHAPTER ss4-H. r. No ma.

AAA ASAS o1 -"
ACT to amend Section 2e11 l6 the Re-
vised Laws 81 1908. relating to the Issuance
of stocks and bonds BY railrpad compandeA
Be 1t enacted by the legislature q ths STATE
Section !. Thse seeton 1911 Il ~ Revised
Laws Of 1905. be and the same Il hereby
amended to read, as follows:
:2o11. No domestic railroad corporation or
consolidated corporation existing Ia whole or
II; part , w,'n's s.n thi s,,s oess'' u nor = any once, ssT
ehares Of Its capital stock. or issue sny Ger
have been paid tn full. or issue any stock or
bonds except for money. labor q property. to
value Of the bonds, not. however, less than
ninety per cent; Of the Par value thereof,
Sor which the corporation was organised; and
Ell fictitious stock, dividends. increase Of capt
officer who shall issue. sell, pledge or dispose
Of any shares or certificates Of shares Of CAPT.
tai stock contrary to the provisions hereof
shall be guilty Of q felony"
SEQ. 2. This act shall take ensct and b In
force from and after 4ts passage
Approved April 10. 1913.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
to Section SO. Article 1 Of the Con-
Sec: 8. This act Shall take effect and be
in force from and after July I, 1913, i
Approved April 10, 1918.
CHAPTER sg2-s. F. No. 47e.

~ NV L-L ~
AN ACT to authorize counties to acquire lands
Tor hospital purposes for patients other than
insane and to authorize county boards to
erect hospital buildings thereon and to i'm
prove and equip the same for hospital pur-
poses and to lease such grounds and hospital
WIEN Is enacted $40 tedu1 by Il. 1.r,,,+,,r. ~ n, STATE
Of Minnesota:
Section /. It shall be lawful for County
Boards OF any county in this state to acquire
by gift, purchase or condemnation proceed
ings instituted in the name of the County,
lands in their county for hospital purposes for
patients other than insane and to erect suit
able buildings thereon and to improve and
equip the same for such hospital purposes.
Sec. 2. The County Board of any such
strict on lands SO acquired. suitable buildings
and to improve. equip and maintain the same
for such hospital purpose and to pay for the
same out of any moneys in the county treasury
not otherwise. appropriated or to issue there
for the warrants or bonds of said county in
payment therefor, and may fix the time and
and the amount Of interest they shall bear.
Sec. 3. If a majority Of the electors of
any ~ county. county voting 1uz,o upon the proposition at
ing hospital buildings as provided for in this
act has been submitted. shall vote in favor
thereupon proceed to erect re said buildings H1ia and
make such improvements as shall be neces-
sary to At the same for such hospital pur-
poses.
Sec. T.. The question Of erecting hospital
buildings. a. herein provided. shall. be sub
mitted upon a separate ballot to the qualified
The election provided for in this act shall
be called by resolution in writing Of the board
vote, which resolution shall distinctly state
the time Of the election, that a county hos
pital is proposed to be established, the pro
posed location thereof, the same to cost
including equipment, not to exceed, the sum
set forth in such resolution. Upon the pas
sage Of such resolutions the county auditor
shall seasonably. notify each town, city 'and
Village clerk in his county that tho question
of erecting hospital buildings shall be voted
upon at the time stated in the resolution,
such election to be controlled by the existing
election laws.
The ballot to be used at suoh election shall
be in the form following:
For the erection OF hospital buildings, in
Guiding equipment, to be located--
Estate location). at a cost not to exceed
Estate %amount), pursuant to the
Of the board Of county commits
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02

Electors desiring to vote in favor thereof shall
word yes, and electors desiring to vote
against the proposition shall make their cross
mari thus thus, s;Ssi !, opposite Pp ats+ the 3e T tSs same anne, m ano
ner as votes cast at such. general election
and shall be counted by the same officers,
and returns made to the county auditor, and
county officers.
Sec. 5. II upon such election in any county
a q maatiioly shall v. Vote s' in favor Of erecting such
hospital buildings, the county board shall
forthwith proceed to erect such buildings as
may be deemed proper. suitable and conven-
lent, and equip the same to effectuate such
Sec. g. The county board Of any county
having erected buildings for hospital purposes
as herein provided may operate the same as
such hospital and may appoint. a superintend,
ent thereof for a term to be II fix eds oy inc oo and
may at pleasure remove such superintendent
and may prescribe his powers and duties ana
ton Of such hospital and shall have and are
hereby vested with full power and authority
to operate. control and manage the same. ana
commissioners shall determine that it Is in
the interest Of the public so to do, may ap-
point a hospital board Of not exeeed aaana tnree
ton, and who shall be resident freehoiders OF
the county wherein such hospital is located,
board OF county commissioners commit the
care, management and operation OF such nos,
pital to such hospital board so created and
may provide for the organization OF such
board, it's duties and the duties OF the mem
bers thereof. and such further regulation IN
reference thereto and to the management.
operation and control of such he hospital pr IL as IN, may ~
and let unto responsible hospital association
such hospital grounds and buildings upon such
terms as they may deem advisable. Provided,
that this act shall not be construed as au-
thorizing or permitting any county board to
erect any such hospital buildings or to pay
for the same without first submitting the cues
vided, and no such erection of buildings OF
payment therefor shall be made unless a ma
iority OF the electors voting upon such propo-
sttion at any election vote in favor thereof.
Sec. Z. This act shall take effect and be IL
force from and after it's passage.
Approved April 10, 1913.