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CHAPTER e5e-,s. +. No. es5

AN c to authorize cities In the State Of
Minnesota now or hereafter having a pop
nlation Of more than $4,000 inhabitants. TO
issue and sell bonds for the purpose of aid
Ing in the construction of main sewers.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
OF Minnesota:
Section /. Any city in this state now or
hereafter having a population Of more than
oo,oo inhabitants. in addition to ali the
powers now possessed by such city. is hereby
through the common council or the city coun-
ell OF such city. by ordinance or resolution.
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars (s:s5O' !,
Ooo, par value in and Of the bonds of such
city, for the purpose of aiding in defraying the
city; provided. no such bonds shall he issued
or sold unless the ordinance or ordinances au-
thorizing their issuance and sale shall have
August. 1913. -
Sec. .. The bonds authorized by Section Ono
" OF this act or any portion thereof, NAV DO
issued and sold by any such CITY. notWith-
standing any limitation contained in the char
prescribing or fixing any limit upon the bonded
Indebtedness OF such city. but the full faith
and credit Of any such city shall at all times
issued under this act for the payment of the
current interest thereon, and the common
year include in the tax levy a sunlcient amount
for the payment Of such interest as it accrucs
and for the accumulation of a sinking fund
Tor tne redemption OF such bonds at their
maturity.
Sec. 3. No bonds shall be issued by
any such city for the purposes hereinabove
mentioned to run for a longer term than thirty
years or bearing a higher rate of interest than
four and one-half 4K) por cent. per annum,
but the place Of payment of the principal
and interest thereof and the denominations in
which the same shall be issued, shall be-
such as may be determined upon by the com
mon council or city council, and may be in
the form Of coupon bonds or registered cert,nn
Gates. so-called. All of said bonds shall be
signed by the mayor, attested- by the CITY
clerk. and countersigned by the CITY CONS,
troller Of the city issuing the same, and shall
he sealed with the seal of such city, except
that the signatures to the c.,:,po1s a,t,chol f.
on. and none of said bonds shall he sold at
less than their par value and accrued interest.
and then only to the highest responsible bid
der therefor.
Sec. 4. This act shall apply also to all
such cities rs are or may be governed by !,
charter adopted pursuant to section thirty-six
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CHAPTER 255-s. F. No. e24.

AN ACT to legalize mortgage foreclosure sales
heretofore made by foreign executors or adj
ministrators.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota:
Section 1. Every mortgage foreclosure sale
heretofore made under a power Of sale in the
usual form. contained in any mortgage exc
cuted under the laws Of the State Of Mime
sofa. and recorded in the office Of the register
Of deeds Of the proper county, of real property
in this state, is. together with the record Of
such sale, legalized and made valid and eff
fective TO all intents and purposes as against
the following objections. VIZ:
First. That the foreclosure was made by
an executor or administrator appointed in an
other state who did not file an authenticated
copy Of his letters or other record Of his ap-
proper county prior to the foreclosure, pro-
vided, that such copy has been filed in such
office prior to the passage Of this Act.
Second. Where a foreign executor or adj
ministrator failed to file for record with the
register Of deeds Of the proper county, an
authenticated dopy of his letters or other rec
ord of his appointment. prior to the fore
in said office subsequent to the foreclosure and
prior to the passage Of this Act.
Sec. 2. The provisions Of this Act shall not
affect any action row pending in any court in
this state.
Approved April II. 1913.
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Judges Of Election.
Sec; 2. Upon presentation Of such ceertin-
in any election district upon election day and
upon being identified as the rightful holder
of such certificate by two qualified resident
voters. and upon satisfying said judges OF
the gcnuineress Of such certificate he shall
be given the ballot or ballots to be voted
for the officers and upon the questions emu
m tSa 1s in , /. Section C !; and he shall mark
the same and hand 1t to the Judges: but such
ballot shall not be deposited in the ballot
bos. hut shall. together with the certificate
in an envelope upon the back Of which one
of the Judges shall write 1.-THE ballot Of
t;on a,:t.;o+ a legal voter IN cleo.
Minnesota WITCH fiches shall Ii
be signed by the judges: "A''" s"A1'
Sec. 3. All such envelopes shall by the
Judges Of election forthwith be sent by regis
ty where such voter is a resident. and the
auditor shall preserve them unopened until
the meeting of the County Canvassing Board.
opened by the canyassing board. and the
votes therein shall be entered on the tally
sheets Of the election district in which the
voter Is entitled to vote. and the canvassins
such tally sheets in arriving at the total
result IN such election district.
Sec. I. A record Of the issuance Of such
certificates shall he kept by the Judges of
%notation on the poll list opnosite the name Of
such voter to the effect that such a certificate
has been issued to him and suc, voter shall
not be allowed to vote in such precinct at
certificate to said Judges when said notation
may be erased and his vote accepted.
is hereby repealed.
in force from snd after its passage.
Approved April II, 1919.
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cHAprER 257-s. r No ee4.

CHAPTER 251-S. F. No. 694.
the State University to provide for transpor.
tation Of persons, supplies and materials be-
tween the university campus and the uni
sons from intermediate points to either the
university campus or the university farm
s anS farm h1nm to the ipt Hn,negI1ty e oampus a or q 3nr the
transportation Of supplies and materials to
and from the university farm, and to &C
contracts as may be necessary therefor;
authorizing the board Of regents to operate
any railway constructed under the provisions
OF this act under its direct supervisions or to
wholly or in part BY another. also asuthoris-
the transportation Of persons thereon.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature of the State
Of Minnesota:
Section /. The Board of Regents Of tn.
state University is hereby authorized to pro.
vide adequnte means for safe. convenient and
materia aisAt betWeen the el G pfas1ns;; soR Earas a and
the University Campus and the transportation
Of Of persons from intermediate points te either
Farm and from the University Campus
or University Farm to .iatermediase
e Supplies and ard f 1atcr the t t5an Eapd f tIem the of
University Farm by means of a connection
with the Belt Line Railway operated by the
that end the said Board Of Regents is hereby
authorized to acquire by gift. purchase. con-
demnf ea a or otherwise. such rights Of way as
maintain and operate lines CT railway there
III, and to make such contract or CONTRACTS
trackage rights. track connections and motive
power or for the hiring Of rolling stock or for
the operation Of the same as Gnay be found
necessary or eSpedient IN carrying out the
and intent Of this act. The Board
ta,, regents sn shall prescribe the rate Of fares
of persons, which fares when collected shall
be kept in a separate fund and be used to de-
fray the expense Of maintaining and operating
such railway.
Sec. .. This act shall take effect and be in
force from, and after. its passage.
Approved April II, 1913.
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r,y o71.-H. e. No. 1927.

IN. ACT entitled 'An Act to authorize the
county boards of counties having q popula-
ton Of over one hundred AMI fifty thou-
cent of tl,ei1. arna consisting of vacant ard
unculivated lands, TO appropriate money to
be used for the purpose of acquiring sites
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CHAPTER 'e5s-s. F. M. so4

or other governing body Of any school dis
trict to acquire land to be used for In
struction, experimentation and demonstra-
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota:
Section 1. That the Board of Education
or other governing body OF any school dis
trict in the State Of Minnesota. in which
instruction in agriculture is afforded. be and
hereby Is authorized and empowered to pur-
chase or otherwise acquire by condemnation
proceedings as provided for acquiring school
house sites IN the name and in behalf Of
either within or without the limits of such
school district, to be used for the purpose Of
Instruction. experimentation and demonstra-
ton in agriculture.
Sec. 2. The provisions of this act shall
apply as we'll to districts organized under
Notwithstanding any provisions or restrictions
In the Laws under which the same are or
AnN.c ~ ,o,
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ruApr1cR o70AH. T.. No. 1914.

27O-H. L. No. 1914.
AN ACT entitled IAN Act to amend Revised
Laws of 1905. Section 1415. as amended by
General Laws of Minnesota for 1907. Chapter
3OS. relating to the levy of additional taxes
for school purposes in school districts hay
ing fifty thousand Inhabitants or more
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
of Minnesota:
Section i. Revised Laws Of Minnesota 1905:
Section 1415. as amended by General Laws OF
Minnesota 1907. CHAPTER sos. is hereby amend
ed so as to read as follow9
Section 49, In all districts having fifty
thousand go. coo? . inna5l.anvs of or ann more ,n a adere
ton to other sums for school purposes author
led BY law the following two additional
amounts a1re first four % mills on the dollar, for
the purchase of school sites and the erection,
repair. furnishing and Citing Of school build
ings. payment of teachers salaries and the
General maintenance OF the schools. which,
amount to the extent Of three and one-half
mills only. may be appropriated to general
maintenance and the remainder to one or more
of such other uses: second. an amount not ex-
ceedine one az mill for increase OF teachers
salaries; provided that the total levy in any
s,ch district for the maintenance of the
schools shall not exceed nine U) mills on the
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after Its passage.
Approved April IL. 1913.
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lS6) article four a. Of the constitution Of this
state. 60 =" 49,
Sec. s.. All acts and parts Of acts incos-
..sistent with this act are hereby repealed.
Sec. u. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after it's passage.
Approved April IL, 1913.
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April il. 1913.
CHAPTER o5e-u. IT M q

CHAPTER 25S-H. Il. No. 279,
AN ACT to amend Section T95 OF Revised
Laws. 1903, relating 70 property exempt
of Minnesota:
Section l.. Section 795, Revised Laws, 1905,
is hereby so amended as to be and hereafter
read as follows
7o3.-All property described in this section
to the extent herein limited shall be exempt
from taxation. towit:
]. All public by,rying grounds.
=. All public schoolhouses.
J. All public hospitals.
4. All academies. colleges. and UNIVERSE
ties. and all sen1inarles of learning.
.. All churches, church property and houses
of worship.
6. Institutions Of purely public charity.
I. AL public property exclusively used fer
any public purpose.
g.. Personal property Of every head of a
family liable to assessment and taxation Of
the value of 500. The -,unty auditor shall
deduct such exemption from the total valua-
zion Of such property as equalized by the
tax commission assessed TO such person. and
extend his levy of taxes upon the remainder
only.
Sec. 2: All acts and parts Of acts inconsis-
tent with this act are hereby repealed.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after It's passage.
Approved April II, 1918.
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CHAPTER 261- II. T. No. Coz.

AN ACT authorizing the State Board Of Con-
troll to establish and maintain courses 0:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
and erecting buildings thereon for county
agricultural fair purposes, and to assist in
maintaining annual county fairs

Lie erecting buildings thereon Tor county
agricultural fair purposes, and to assist in
maintaining annual county fairs"
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
Section 1. That in all counties in this state
low o., hereafter having a population of one
than forty per cent Of their area consisting
OF vacant and uncultivated lands, the county
eeed tm may th annna1ly ss spSRGSpr da1iarE not t. to assist ast
fair shall be under the management and con-
appropriation shall be made either to the
treasurer Of such society or to some other
to- such treasurer or other person. he shall file
WIN the county auditor a satisfactory bond
d IN double 1.-THE, the sum ! Ct said appropriation, con-
counting for all Of said funds so appropriate
ed; Said fGl funds tpa SO appropriated shall be rsed
to exhibitors. The treasurer or c Other person
within sixty days after the holding Of any
such aided annual fair, file with tie county
TO whom any Of said money was paid, to-
g getne'nt With the date Of payment, and a full
money was so paid. and he shall attach there-
to receipts and sub-vouchers for each pay
treasurer all Of the unexpended portion there
OF: After said report, and receipts. and sub
board and found to be correct. thew NAV by
resolution release said treasurer or other per-
ty under such bond.
sec. Z. The county board in any such
county may also annually appropriate such
s9r 5ne SUI sum "a as it may desire not exceeding
able site and the erection Of a suitable coun-
~ building thereon, to be used in connec-
tion with such county fair, but said site and
SAID building shall be and remain the prop
erty OF such county, and such annual appro-
prlation shall be used only for the pur-
pose Of 50 acquiring such site and build
ing. and for the necessary care, repair. mani
tenance and up-keep thereof.
Approved April IL, 1913.
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.pproved April II, 1913.

CHAPTER 267-H. F. No. 700.
AN ACT to amend Section 1920, Revised Laws
Of 1905, relating to aid to teachers training
departments In certain high schools.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
Of Minnesota:
Section 1. That Section 1920, Revised Laws
Of 1905, be and the same is hereby amended
to read as follows:
Section 1890. In addition to each high school
having a four-year course. and organized
classes in each of the four grades therein.
which shall provide special normal instruction
in the common branches. shall receive
annually One Thousand Dollars for such
instruction. Schools entitled to such aid shall
be determined annually by the high school
board. and the money paid in the same man
ner as provided in case Of other aid to high
schools.
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CHAPTER 272-TI. F. No. 100.
AN AT to make uniform the law of ma.
got1able instruments. a"
Of Minnesota: "a the SAuo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-21

spend n week hunting in the hills OF
Wttzel county.
Jess Speyer. OF Chicago. spent Sun
day with his sister. Miss Celia Speyer.
on North Chapline street
Miss Rose Sweeney IS a guest OF
her sister. Mrs. John II. Garden, on
North Main street
Mrs. Arthur Echmidt. of Woodlawn,
has returned from 81. Mary's. where
she attended the funeral OF her sis
ter's only child.
Mrs. Julian 6. Hearne and Mrs. Ed.
ward Stifel have returned from Hunt
ington, where they attended the con
vention OF the State Federation Of
Woman's clubs.
y. p. Hazeltinc has gone 20 New
York. where he viii spend a few
days
Charles Vicrheller. ore accountant
az the National Tube works in Ben
wood. is spending a vacation at his
home north OF TTiadelphin.
Mrs. Henry Hackmann. of Wood
lawn has returned from an extended
visit in Atlantic CITY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-21
Travel Talks.

Miss Rose Sweeney. daughter of the
late Hon. \. J. Sweeney, Is a guest OF
her sister. Mrs. John y. Garden. on
North Main street Miss Sweeney
comes 20 Wheeling az this time 10 de-
liver series OF travel talks under the
auspices OF the Woman's club. She
mas spent much time abroad on soy.
eral trips. having recently returned
from years stay accompanied bv
Mrs. John NJ Birch. OF Wheeling. who
is still in Paris
Miss Sweeney is ready talker and
a Keen observer and her many friend
In Wheeling will be glad OF the oppor-
tunlty 10 hear her. The lectures will
all be illustrated BY steropnticon
views OF the scenery. Tho tickets are
81 TOR the three travel talks. or so
cents for one.
Inc first lecture will be on Paris
ana viii be given In the A. O L W
nail next Monday evening. October
- The second talk IS or the Cha
leau country on Novemb\ -, and the
lhlrd lecture is on Riviera and yIorta
Carlo on December T. This co,nrletes
the course and the talks viii be of as
much interest 90 school children a. Ia
groWnups. The lectures ara Omen -
the public. though under the auspices
OF tho WOman's club. The time Ca
S:io IN the evening.
me committee in charge il com
posed OF Mrs. Julian G.. Hearne nreei-
deht or Woman's club: Mrs. O Rus-
sell Wood, Mrs. Reed VI Baird Mr.
II. {. Franzheim. Mrs Flora a WI
liams. Tickets may be obtained fror,
an! member OF the NOman's club
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-21
SOCIETY



The first OF a series Of dances 20 be
given by the local Elks will be given
Wednesday evening OF this week The
Interior OF the club has been beauti-
fully decorated and will present an
elegant appearance on Wednesday
Nights orchestra from Columbus
viii furnish the music and the com
mittee in charge promises a fine time
to all The committee Is composed OF
Messers. Dave kraus. chairman: FL
mer Meagle. Tom Garden. J. w. Cum
Minis. Mark Klibanow, Harry Ruble
and Earl Hedges. The following is
the dance program:
Observation-Disclosures
Waltz-"The Curse OF an Aching
Heart"
Two-step-"Good-bye Summer. So
Long FAN
Waltz-"Tales OF Hoffman"
Waltz Want To Go to the Ball
Game"
:. TwO-step-"YOu Made Ne Love
Waltz-'Dreaming"
Two-step-"Jingle Bells"
Waltz-"Lazy"
tep-"International Rag"
Waltz-'In Dreams Alone"
Two-step-"When l Marry Mary"
Maltz-"When l Dream OF You"
Extra.
Two-step-"somebody's Coming 20
My House,
waltz-"The Girl Tha, I've Had IN
Mind"
Two-step-"Adam and Eve Had a
Wonderful Time"
Waltz-Spring.t time"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-21
SCALPERS
or Railroad Tickets Will Come In for
Their Share Of Trouble Soon. as
Investigation Is TO Be Conducted.

The Pennsylvania and the D. & O.
railroad companies OF this city att
making arrangements 70 wage a
strenuous campaign against the tic
ket "scaipers." Each year the rail
roads lose q great sum Of money
through the methods OF these men
and the matter will be taken up be.
fore the interstate commerce COM
mission
These mon. licensed BY the city
counsel. purchase the tickets from
tho passengers on entering the Citv.
for small sum and sell them asain
20 passengers leaving the city for a
rate slightly cheaper that the regular
railroad fare This is said TO be "a Ole
rect violation OF the Interstate com
merce act and suit will probably be
brought against the local people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-21
Equal Suhrao.

The old fashioned housewife know.
al about the food she ate ana 90
10 her famiiy-that was part OF bor
!oo-she knew the foods. quality and
. ,ne carefully guarded It's production
ne ne" fashioned housewife is nov.
lluI njhe matter OF food and drint
me quality of what she gets for nor
."ih'i' depends upon laws made nv
zen ana She has 20 control cvc,
.'e' water. The old fashioned wife
, 80 l"' homo and got whatever air
80 80 I~Hl 'he wanted. She ruled tho
... 'l"'' Ions or her children and
'''"l i1ey had fair health
nance. TIL" new fashioned ,rit.
lives IN q Tat and the Iivirr oo. ~,
uohS Of ner children are r,Isf t,,, 49,,
men Who make city laws Sr. c,r
lot even regulate the COLLECTION nj H.
garbage 'i % h'T
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-21
About People
Movements OF individuals TO Anol
from tho City.

Charles +. Minor has returned home
from Pittsburgh. where he visited
friends for few days last week.
Secretary A. T. Arnold. OF the West
Virginia sunday School Association.
returned home yesterday evening af-
ter having addressed the Pendleton
County Sunday School Convention At
Franklin. w. Va
S. VI. Rice left yesterday for Steu-
benville and East Liverpool. O.. on a
short business trip.
Miss Graham returned TO her home
yesterday evening. after having made
an EXTENSIVE trip through the eastern
part OF the State in the interest Of the
West Virginia Sunday School Associa-
ton.
Mrs. Emsheimer. who some DAYS
ago was bitten by a dog. is getting
along nicely.
Miss Flora Whaley. OF the South
Side. is suffering with sore throat.
Mrs. WisL OF EdgW God. has returned
from Cambridge Springs
DR.. Henry Z. Linsz was on n profcs-
sional visit in Warrington.
Mrs. DR. Timmons. Of West Alexan-
DER. was IN the city, shopping. yes
terday
Joe Cary. OF G. a. House & Co. was
IN Marietta, on business. yesterday
Miss Dora Schaeffer. OF the south
Side, has a visitor from Parkersburg.
Miss Annette Neuhardt. formerly Of
this city. but now Z Chicago. IS visit
inE relatives on the Island.
Miss Gertrude S'nngle. OF Parkers.
burg. was in the city yesterday.
Rev. &. Theodore Bcnze. ID. D., for
merly president OF Th!el College.
sailed for Germany with hts family.
where be intends 10 locate as a teach
or IN q theological seminary
II. ID Emerman was in Pittsburgh.
on business. yesterday
Mrs. George Stamm attended tho
exposition al Pittsburgh.
Miss Gertrude Roberts. OF Buckhan-
non. is visiting her brother in this
city.
DR. r. Hawthorne. OF NJ Pleasant.
was in the city on a professional visit
yesterday
Or. G. Quinby. Of New York CITY.
who has been spending few davs
here, viii leave for his home to-mor.
row.
Jack Randall OF Detroit. spent the
Car in the city YESTERDAY
Mrs. Woodruff. tho nurse. is on q
case In Mt. Plea ant
Joe Weyrick was IN Stcubenvillc
yesterday
Harris johnson. Of tho city Audit
or's Office. will leave this morning 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-21

Much interest 60 being manifested
IN the lecture AZ the Elks' club ana.
forum Tuesday evening bv gadatlc,i
Hartmann. The famou- art critic ,r-o
has been in The ely for Few ve.f,.
and has been Tho talc az tho CITY In
arr circles. Ills recitation will D..
from The comic or cheerful 20 tte
most pathetic or'raciraI In SIR
liar'mann's recitation or tIs most
'raFicsl collections te make. tHr af,t-
'and on end "Ihc TON Tef.
Heart" hy Edrar Allan Poo. Proud
Music ~ Che Storm" MY Erh.It.t.
and others viii he given Trre vIr
Dbl" romcthinr different Nf- Tl.-..
mann d. e most irf'fe.fiua rpr.Dr4f.
i'F and az ono" ImprD .ee ono of r..
ability as criterion on fHe subject
of srt
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Mrs. DonaIdeon.. ,...n..

t'lIs j. O.. donaldson viii give an.
,,i..i r. on h'r art lectures at the rolc.
.'.I hea'"r this moruus This 49,,
...,...'t... ur' promise 20 be- the molf
ri... , "i me program 20 date.
40 Do" hrst lesson or tbrie, ~
i,oIid. "-on save illustrated Lectures a.
re- rt"n and Grecuu arr -inco -
lst IN wheeling. and tho Iocfrr.g -
.r,N+ Wen appreciated TODAY and
. .,,' -'al lectures of special inforest
W. W. "' gwen and all az. lovers are ia.