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week to consider amendment OF the
Erdman act, with particular appn-
bility to the controversy between the
Eastern railroads and the unions of
conductors and trainmen.
Southern Pacific Depressed.
Southern Pacific was somewhat de-
pressed on rumors of the early for
nation OF an underwriting syndicate
to take the trust certificates which
are to be issued for the Union Pacific
holdings of Southern Pacific shares.
1t Is utterly unlikely that anything
will be done at an early date to dis
pose of the certificates after the stock
has been deposited with the trustee.
Market conditions forbid any other
interference.
The United States Steel corporations
statement of June 30th showed de-
crease of SIT. 900 tons in forward bust
ness reducing orders to almost exactly
the same amount as at the middle of
last year.
Wall Street Gossip.
Canadian Pacific loaned fat on
Wednesday. but apparently nobody
thought 1t worth while 10 apply the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-11
AARkEI LIST is 4.
FIRM THOUGH DULL
FoREIGN NEWS AND INFLUENCES
CHECK sAGeTNs MOVEMENT
OF SEVERAL DAYS.
-
FRANCE AFTER GOLD
MONEY MARKET NOTEWORTHY
FOR EXCESSIVE sCANTrNEss OF
TINE OFFERINGS AND
SHORT NATTRITIEs.
FRANCE AFTER GOLD

NEW YORK, July Io.--Foreign
news and influences today checked the
sageinG movement which had charac-
terfxed the stock market for several
DAYS few modestly favorable do
mestic considerations supported the
advtces from abroad. and the snare
list was firm though dull after the
first hour. In that period European
buying and short covering by local
traders impaired an animated ap-
pearance 10 the dealings. Subsequent
Is Europe turned seller and there was
no manifest Willingness of the profess
sional element to follow prices up.
In the late afternoon the. market
was affected a little by special pres
sure on New York Central, Chesapeake
and Ohio and Southern Pacific, but
closed steady on the whole. Total
transactions shrank again TO meager
proportions
Few Money Quotations.
The money market was noteworthy
for the excessive scantiness Of time
funds Offering Money brokers prac-
ticaiiy refused 10 quote all but the
short naturities. Foreign exchange re-
manned firm around what must now be
regarded as the gold export point. The
receipt Of $500 600 gold from Canada
this week is not of much consequence
when reserve money is being exported
by the millions of dollars to Europe.
Paris advices say that the Bank OF
France has contracted for sf2 900. goo
gold or this movement and bankers
here, who recognize the gold grabbing
craze which prevails in Europe, be-
lieve that present shipments VIII run
fully as large as the three previous
movements Of the year.
Further factors of domestic support
were supplied by the McAdoo state
ment about protection in the new
banking hill for the government 2 per
rent bonds. and by the announcement
Of the White House conference next
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-11
DIVIDENDS.
BIBLE STU.
DENTS ASSOCIATION con-
VENTION

Ashevile, N. G.. July 20-27. 1919
For this occasion Southern Rail-
way will sell tickets from all points
on it's lines to Ashevile. n. c.. and
return at greatly reduced rates.
Tickets on sale July 18th, 18th and
10th. Final limit returning July 80,
1913.
For tickets or any further infor-
nation. call on nearest ticket agent.
Southern Railway. or write
S. r. BURGESS, d. p A.,
GOT f.. Main ST., Richmond. Va.
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arCHMoND PRODUCE MARKET.

tReported by woodnn d Scott
Commission Mercnants.)
Richmond, Va, July 10, 1913.
LIVE POIII.ThY
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-11

barrel iRxElr ccoNNipiirarao b soi7S
on arrival; all other poultry fairly ac-
tive.
Live Stock-All live stock In Do.
very slowly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-11
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. July 1o.-The grain
market was dull and irregular today.
Wheat and corn were firm but fiuc-
tuations were narrow. Prices closed
is to SIS higher for those commo-
dities. Oats on the other hand were
weak and closed 3-s to SIS lower
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
CHAPTER to7-s. b. No. 1T.

AO. ~.
AN G to prohibit the selling OF disposing
OF antoxlca1ing liquors, cigars tobacco.
i ieets'' Of com mm nsasa'D % With are one t aaa sani
Q,OOo) feet Of certain state institutions.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of tho State
of Minnesota:
Section l. Any person who shall sell or dis
pose Of any Intoxicating, liquor or cigarettes
at retail, or who shall maintain or assist in
maintaining any place where such articles or
subjects Of commerce are kept for sale or
any pool or billiard room or BOWLING alley, or
any place Of amusement where persons are
permitted to assemble or loiter within one
named state institutions, to-wit.
The st. Peter State Hospital for tho Insane,
the Rochester State Hospital for the insane,
The Fergus Falls State Hospital for the In
at Anoka, Minnesota, the Second State Asylum
for the Insane at Hastings, Minnesota, tho
state II School at BED Wing, Mime
Sank Center, Minnesota, The State Reforma-
tory at St: Cloud, Minnesota, the state
Prtsno s at s%till Ivy os,, Minneseta, The state
State Sanatorium for C~onsumptives at walker,
Minnesota, The Hospital for Crippled and De-
t tSsm State ch Mnsn3t At fs St.. 1I Paul, M,n ne %,;,m and
Minnesota, shall be guilty Of q gross
a1dgs e. -, Provided row d. that the pFovt.
s s'G3S me an rass ae Of i snaat aGs i aiqpes q g
business IS at the time Of the pssssss i
any of the institutions herein named o. the
grounds thereof. Provided further, that the
provision of this act shall not apply to any
person lawfully licensed to sell Intoxicating
liquors, nor to the premises SO licensed, To-
Gated at the time of the passage Of thia
i nst wiioIn S Sas aho paaed a aedt tho 81 . any 6 s tnj
premises thereof: No license for the Aeina
Of any Of the things herein pzohtbttsd shall
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02

tenn of gross earnings accounts, that shall
be uniform for each class of companies. ana
accounts; provided, that such system shall
as nearly AS practicable with
that prescribed for such companies by the
Sec. Z. VIOLATION OF Law, N Err
RORS AM OMISSIONS OF GROSS EARN
Any erasions and violations Of the
gross earnings tax laws, which the public
examiner may discover as a result OF his
alton reports of such companies, shall be
reported by him to the governor, ana a tran
script shall be filed and a detailed report
thereof containing a summary of all errors
and omissions Of taxable gross earnings
shall be filed by the examiner with the Min
nesota tax commission forthwith. and the tax
shall proceed as under section 4
hereof to assess omitted earnings for addi-
tional taxes and penalties and report to the
the attorney general shall institute such pro-
ceedings as may be required to secure com
pliance with the law and the recovery OF
public revenue. .
Sec. s. PUBLIC RECORDS OF GROSS
EARNINGS TAXATION. 1t shall be the
state auditor and state treasurer to
keep a complete and properly ttemized rec
ord OF the transactions Of their respective
with reference to the assessment,
and verihcation Of gross earnings
taxes and penalties, and such record and
likewise the forms used by the several de-
and penalties shall bear a three-fold classin-
cation, namely. as they pertain to current
year taxes, to delinquent tax payment. and
vided In sections 2. 3 and Z hereof; and 1t
shall be the duty Of the public examiner. at
least twice in each year, to compare the
gross earnings records Of each of said de-
oartments and verify tho collection of such
taxes and penalties.
Sec. 8. REPEAL OF CONFLICTING PRO-
Chapter 504 Of the General Laws
II 1909. sections 1909 and 1920 Of tho Re-
Law 1905, and all other acts ana
parts Of acts inconsistent herewith. are
hereby repealed.
Sec. 10. This act shall take effect and be
force from and after its passage
Approved April "a 1913.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
CHAPTER 497-H. F. No. 1918.
AN ACT declaring particular plats Of GER
tain villages in the State of Minnesota TO

AN ACT declaring particular plats Of GER
tain Villages in the State of Minnesota TO
be official plats.
Whereas. several plats Of the same village
nave occasionally been made and recorded in
the office Of the respective Registers OF
Deeds Of the different counties Of the State
of Minnesota, and. each succeeding plat of
such village has included all OF the previ-
ously plated territory in the particular viii
lage and has added new territory thereto,
and
Whereas. confusion arises in the conveyance
OF property by reason of the existence of such
numerous plats. now therefore,
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota:
Section /. That In all cases in which such
numerous plats have thus been made and
recorded between tho 18th day of September.
A.. d. 1887, and the 18th day Of January,
A. D.. 1904. the last plat thus made and
recorded and affecting a particular village
Is hereby declared to he, and Is hereby made
the official plat Of the particular village TO
which It relates:
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be
In force from and after its passage.
Approved April "a. 1913.
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cHAprm @-LH N. 81

~ Fo4 IT 70 oza. hsxtsea Laws ss'1 81 1i Manns1
sofa for the yseaE 1906. relains 70 TIE
erection Of water vorzs and ighdng plants
for supplying water end Night for public
purposes IN an villages IN the state operat-
Ing under Special OF General Laws Of the
Be it enacted by tne 1eE.rtanrs q he szte
Of Minnesota:
Section 1. That esctim Seven Hundred
Forty-four (744), Revised Laws Of Minnesota
for the year 1906, be and the same n here
by amended 80 a. 10 read as follows:
.seo. Ia. Any village. whether governed
by this chapter or otherwise. may erect wa
ter works, ANLA lighting plants and heating
plants for supplying water ANDl, light and
heat for public purposes, or for the private
use Of its inhabitants. or both. and may con-
duct and control the same, and FIX and col
lect proper and uniform charges for such
private supply. or II may purchase or lease
operate the same for the purpose Aforesaid:
But no ouch erection, purchase or lease shall
be made without approval by the voters OF
the village. such as is required by law for the
issuing of village bonds TOT like objects. The
proposal 30 to do, and q proposal to issue
bonds to raise money therefor, may be sub
mitted either separately or as . single CUES
tion.''
Approved April n. 1913.
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CHAPTER 4eoLH. r No. 1904,

CHAPTER 402-H. r. No. 1904.
AN ACT to legalize, in certain cases, tho re-
organization or attempted REORGANIZATION of
certain corporations.
Be it enacted by the Legislature o6 the State
OF Minnesota:
Section 1. That in any case where any cor
poration, created under Title 2, Chapter 81,
Statutes Of Minnesota, 1894, shall have with
in the period OF its corporate existence, paid
all its liabilities and distributed it's assets
among its stockholders and cancelled all Of
Its capital stock and thereafter through or un-
der transfers or attempted transfers Of its
articles of Incorporation a Reorganization or
attempted reorganization under such original
articles Of incorporation was effected or at
tempted, that any such reorganization or at
tempted reorganization is hereby declared to
be legal and the said corporation so organ
ized under such. articles of Incorporation Is
hereby vested with and IL entitled to exercise
and enjoy all the rights, privileges and fran
chises which belonged to or were vested in
such corporation upon it's original incorpora-
ton, subject, however, to any modification or
amendment In the general laws Of this state
affecting corporations organized under said
1894.
Provided, that the provisions Of this act
shall not apply to. any action or proceeding
now pending In any Of the courts Of this
state.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in
Approved April "a, 1913.
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ments for the use Of any portion Of its tracks
and roadbeds as 1t may deem necessary"
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and - IN
force from and after its passage.
Approved April %, 1913.
CHAPTER sos. F. No. "a

- W. -~ H' -.f
AN G to amend Chapter SO Of the Gensrsl
Laws of 1908 relating to taxation.
BE 1t enacted by the Legislature OF the susie
of Minnesota: E7
Section. /: That Chapter SO Of tho General
amended to read as follows:
annually provide the necessary assessment
books and blanks at the expense Of the county,
for and to correspond with each assessment
district. He shall make out, in the real
al lands or lots subject to taxation, showing
the names Of the owners, II to him known,
and II unknown; so stated opposite each tract
parts Of lots or blocks. included in each
description of property. The list Of real prop
erty becoming subject to assessment and taxa
ton every odd numbered year may be APP
pended to the personal property assessment
book. There shall be appended TO each per-
sonal assessment book a list Of all mortgages
or other real estate securities held. owned or
controlled by the residents Of the town or
on which the mortgage registry tax
has not been paid, showing the names Of tho
and the amount due on each separate instru-
ment. It is hereby made tho duty of tho
register of deeds to make out such lists ac-
cording to the records Of his Office and deliver
last Thursday Of April in each year, and tho
expenses Of such lists shall be paid by tho
county. on allowance by the county COM
shall be In readiness for delivery to tho as
SCISSORS on the last Thursday Of April Of each
year, and the assessors shall meet on that day
purpose of receiving such books INK blanks,
and for conference with the auditor IN refer
.ence to tho performance Of their duties"
Section 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its paauass,
Approved April Is, 1913.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
Imprisonment in the county Jail for not less
than sixty '(GW days nor more than ninety
t9o} days.
Approved April "a. 1918. \
CHAPTER Ash. F.. No. 7sl.

AN ACT to amend Section % OF Chapter 844
General Laws OF Minnesota for 1905. being
an Act. entitled Al Act for the Preserva.
anon anon 1i rausoeu.at ton Of Game and Fish. and
Certain Harmless Birds and Animals
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
Section /. That Section % Of Chapter s44,
General Laws OF the State Of Minnesota fol
1905, be and Is hereby amended to read a.
follows:
Section %. The commission may Issue peT.
mits to breed or domesticate deer, moose, elk
and caribou upon application to 1t which shall
contain:
/. The name and address Of applicant.
2. A description Of the premises ON which
applicant will keep such don1esticated animals
8. The number and kinds Of animals in
possession at the time Of making the apphca-
ton and whether they are wild or domesti-
Gated.
The application shall be accompanied By q
possession. The commission may thereupon is
sue a permit to the applicant to keep such
snima lIy "a Amy ina pe dzst d aosai on J suSa Hsr report ra1 to
the commission any increase or decrease had
upon the original number applied 11r, together
NAL. The commission shall keep 9 record OF
all persons holding such permits ana shall send
to them numbered tags to DO attached TO eaon
Of the animals.
Any such animals. for the keeping Of which
a permit has been issued as hereinbefore pro-
FldeU, may Do SOLO or shipped WAtuAA ~ WALL
out the State upon receipt Of a written permit
to do so from the Commission or from any
duly authorized Deputy 0ane Warden; and with
a like written permit such animals may DO
killed by the owners thereof and the carcasses
or any part thereof may be BY him at any
time sold or shipped.
Persons desiring to maintain . private hatch
cry for the propagation Of trout may do 80
upon application to said commission giving
tho name and address OF tho person owning
or controlling the same and q mark used TO
designate it. Trout grown in such hatcherdes
may be sold and shipped within or without the
State In boxes or packases upon which such
mark In placed.
PROVIDED, HoWMvR, that in any prose-
oution for any violation OF any OF the pro-
Visions Of this chapter It shall not bs neces-
sary for the prosecution to anege OF prove
that tho birds or animals were not do9nesttoat-
ed or that the trout were not grown in q pr1-
vate hatchery or that the birds. animals or
fsh were not taken for scientific purposes, but
the person claiming that ouch birds, OF animals
were domesticated, o. tho trout grown in q
private hatchery, Or that the said birds o.
animals were taken for scientific purposes
as hersin provided. shall prove on the hearing
or thai that such birds o. animals were do
mssucated. OF that such trvuf were Hown in
Q private hatchery o. that sudh birds g hsh
provtasd, or wege not auGht taken O. killed
outdda his state. or had In possession With
sut license a. permit therefor.
App1ovsd Aprn a, 1DlA
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CHAPTER 494-H. F. No. 1898.
AN C. to amend Section 1874 Of the Re-
vised Laws Of 1905 for Minnesota, relating
to discharge of %bastardy proceedings.
Be 1t enacted BY the Legislature Of the stats
OF Minnesota:
Section I. That Section 1874 Of tho Revised
Laws of 1905 for Minnesota be, and the same
Is hereby amended 50 as to read az fol-
lows:
'1574. Any person who has been Imprisoned
ninety days for failure to comply with any
such judgmen and order may apply to said
court, by petition setting forth his inability
to comply Herewith and praying to be dis
charged from Imprisonment, and shall attach
to such petition a verified statement Of all
his property, money and effects, whether ex-
empt from execution or otherwise. There
upon the court shall appoint a time and place
petitioner shall give at least ten days. notice
to the complaint, If q resident Of the state,
and to said county board"
Approved April "a. 1913.
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Approved April 70. 1913.
CHAPTER sos. r. No. 1870,

AN C to amend Section 1850 Of the Re-
vised Laws Of 1905, relating to unlicensed
public drinking places.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota:
Section 1. That Section 1850 Of tho Re-
vised Laws Of 1905, be amended so as to read
as follows:
''section 1860. Every person who, directly, by
himself or by combining with others, shall
keep an unlicensed drinking place, or in any
way aid or abet in keeping any such place,
shall for the first and second offenses be
guilty of a m~isdemeanor, and shall be pun
ished by a fine Of not less than Fifty Dollars
$4,000 nor moro than One Hundred Dollars
l$1oo.oN or imprisonment in the County jail
for not less than Thirty (so) days nor more
than Ninety (eg days; and shall for ev-
misdemeanor and be punished. by a fine not
less than One Hundred Fifty Dollars $3.50. OO)
nor more than One Thousand Dollars $4,000. OO)
or by imprisonment In the county Jail for not
less than Ninety (eO days or moro than One
year"
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be-
in force from and after Its passage.
Approved April rs, 1918.
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CHAPTER 4e5LH. f. No. hot.

AN ACT to amend Section one ~ Of Chapter
EOS Of the Session Laws of Minnesota for
1905, requiring railroad companies to pro
vide suitable toilet rooms in railroad de-
pots.
Be 1t enacted by the legislature Of tho state
of Minnesota:
Section 1. That Section One u) Of Chapter
208 of the Session Laws of Minnesota for 1905
be. and the same hereby is, amended so as to
read as follows:
Sec. /. The railroad and warehouse COM
mission Of this state Is hereby authorized and
empowered, on complaint duly made, to order
that all railroad companies operating within
the State Of Minnesota shall provide or cause
to be provided suitable toilet rooms in, or i'm
adjacent to, every railroad station
waiting room located on Its lines in this state,
and they are hereby required to maintain and
keep said toilet rooms In a good sanitary CON
dition. Provided, in case there is no water and
sewer system in towns where railroad station
waiting rooms are. located, which extends to a
point not more than three hundred feet dis
tant from such station waiting rooms; then,
and in such case, said railroad companies shall
provide and maintain, in good sanitary condi-
ton, within a reasonable and convenient dis
lance of said station waiting rooms, a suitable
closet or privy."
Approved April n, 1918,
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CHAPTER boo-s. r. No. 1es.

p Bo0-S. r. No, 10a,
establish and maintain tuberoulosis sana-
toria.
Be it enacted by tho Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
Section 1. The board Of county commits
sioners of any county in this state or the
Of counties In this state shall have and are
hereby granted and given power with the ad-
vice and approval Of the advisory commission
of tho Minnesota Sanatortum for Consump-
tives to establish and maintain as hereinafter
provided, a sanatorium for the treatment and
care Of persons affected with tuberculosis.
exercised as follows:
a majority vote Of the commissioners Of such
county or a majority vote Of the commission
and in cases where the amount Of the cost Of
construction to be paid by such county or
group Of counties shall not exceed such sum as
may be raised by a tax levy of not to exceed
one mill on the dollar Of the taxable property
Of any such county or group Of counties.
sanator tnal shall exceed the amount specified
in subdivision "a'' hereof or whenever it is
necessary to issue the bonds of such county or
any county in any such group of counties to
defray the cost which such county Or any of
such counties are required to pay under the
the questions Of ~ whether such sanatorium
shall be established (and when necessary ()
whether such bonds snail De issued to defray
any county's portion Of the cost thereof, shall
be submitted to the voters Of such county or,
If more than one, to the voters Of each of
such counties requiring a bond issue, and the
sanatorium shall not be established or bonds
issued therefor unless a majority Of the voters
Of such county, or, II more than one. OF each
such county voting thereon shall vote in favor
of each proposition submitted to it or to them.
G. The board Of county commissioners of
any such county. or. II more than one, the
counties shall have the power and authority
voters Of any such county or counties in the
way and manner provided in this act and in
the event that the cost which the county. or,
quired to pay for the erection Of such sana-
forum under this act shall be less than an
raised in any such county or counties by a
tax levy of one mill on the dollar Of the tax
able property Of each such county or group Of
counties and the commissioners Of any such
county Or counties shall decide not to con-
struct the same under the power herein con-
tanned. on a petition of not less than 5 per
cent Of the freeholders of such county or
counties. such question shall be submitted to
the voters Of such county or group of coun-
ties and il a majority Of the voters Of such
county or a majority Of the voters Of each
county of such group of counties voting there
on vote in favor thereof then such sanatorium