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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-29
No. slO. Al Published May IS 1919
cHAPTER sIz. LAWS OLE lala-

CHAPTER sI7. LAWS OF 1918
AN ACT. To create section 1ss6b OF the statutes
regulaung me manufacture. storage sale and dis
tributon Of matches and providing a penaltr for
the violation Of such regulations.
The people Of the State 81 Wisconsin represented In
Senate and Assembly. do enact as follows:
Section /. There is added 20 the statutes new
seeslen 70 read; section lSSeh No person. as
ISOLATION or corporation shall manufacture. store.
offer FOR sale sell. otherwise dispose OF or dis
tribute white phosphorus. single-dipped strike-any-
where matches of the type popularly known as parlor
Matches; manufacture. store. sell ofer for sale
or otherwise dispose Of distribute white phosphorus
double dipped. strike anywhere matches or other
type Of donbIe-dipped matches unless the bulh or
hrst dip Of such match is composed Of so-called
safety or inert composition Tonigni5hle on an
abrasive surface nor manufacture store sell or offer
for ssle otherwise dispose OF distribute matches
which. when packed in carton OF FIVE hundred APP
proNimate capacity and placed in maintained
~ constant temperature OF 200 degrees r.. will
ignite IN eight hours: manufacture store offer
LOT SAFE sen OF otherwise dispose OF or distribute
Blazer. or so-caled wind matches. whether OF the
so-ealled safety Of strike-anywhore tyne
= No person. association corporation shall offer
Tor sale sell or otherwise dispose Of or distribute
any matches unless the package or container IN
which such matches packed bears plainly marked
the outside thereof the name Of the raannfacil,rer
and the S-and or trademark under which such
ma chCs are odd. disposed Of or distributors Nor
shan more than one case Of each brand Of matches
OF any type Or manufacture lie opened at any one
time in the retail store whore matches are sold or
otherwise disposed OF, nor shall loose boxes or
paper wrapped packages Of matches be kept on
shelves or stored IN such retail stores at height
exceeding i've feet from he floor all matches when
stored In warehouses excepting Manufacturers ware
houses at place Of manufacture. when such ware
houses contain automatic sprinkler equipment must
be kept only IN pralNrly secured cases and not pea
10 height exceeding ten feet from HE floor nor te
stoned within horizontal distance Of ten feet from
any boiler. furnace stove other Ike heating an
Daratls within horizontal distance of twenty.
five feet from any explosive material kept or sereo
the same floor. all matches shall be packed m
boxes suitable packages containing more than
seven hundred matches IN any one box or pacizage
provided however that when more than three hun
dred matches are packed IN any one box or package
the said matches shall be arranged in two nearly
equal portions. the heads Of the matches in the two
portions shall be placed IN opposite directions ana
an boxes containing three hnndEed and 1fty mon
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NO AL 81 Published May 80, 1913
CHAPTER $780, LAWS OF 1918.
AN ACT TO refund to the Minnesota Loan & Trust
Co. sum of money paid to the state for a tran
sient merchants license, and making an appropria-
ton therefor.
The people of the State Of Wisconsin represented In
Senate and Assembly. do enact as follows:
Section l. For the purpose Of rsfunding money
paid to the state for transient merchants license
by mistake there is appropriated to the Minnesota
Loan s. Trust Co. Of Minneapolis, Minnesota. the
sum Of seventy fve dollars
Section 2. This act takes eject upon passage and
publication.
Approved May 20. 1913.
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No. 1876. 81
[Published May 20. 1913.

NO 1876. 81 Published May 49, 1913
CHAPTER 529, LAWS OF 1918.
AN ACT. To create section 1888 Of the statutes
relating to the Jurisdiction Of courts In bastardy
actions
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin represented In
Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
Section L. There is added to the statutes new
section to read: Section 1888 Any judge Of a
court Of record in vacation well in open court
and all court commissioners, except in counties
tanning cities having population of hundred fifty
thousand or shall have concurrent jurisdiction
with Justices Of the peace In all complaints and pro-
ceedngs arising under chapter Ga of the statutes.
Section 2. This act shall take effect upon passage
and publication.
Approved May &c. 1918.
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published May 2s. 1913

No 500 Al Published May 2e 1913.
CHAPTER 3f4, LAWS or 1913.
AN ACT To create subdivision (74D Of section 925-
- Of the statutes relating to powers OF the COM
mon councils Of cities
The people OF the State Of Wisconsin represented in
senate and Assembly. do enact as follows:
Section l. There Is added to section 925-52 Of
the statutes a subdivision To read: (Secton
$3.50 (7f To construct and maintain dams.
sideways and any other structures. within with
out the corporate limits Of the city. whenever
sary to maintain the water level in streams lakes
and rivers for the purpose Of maintaining the water
supply or water power or TO protect the city from
damage by water. Any city may exercise the right
aud bower to condemn any lands. leaseholds and
easements that may be necessary for the purposes Of
this subdivision and to that end may exercise all
the powers granted by sections 925-l54 to e25-171.
inclusive. and in the manner therein provided.
Section 3 This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after Its passage and publication.
Approved May 20. 1913.
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No. 154. 81 Published May 20, 1913
CHAPTER $780, LAWS OF 1918.

CHAPTER $50. LAWS OF 1918.
AN ACT. To create section 1S4Tb-1 Of the statutes
relating to manufacture and sale Of setghs.
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin, represented In
Senate and Assembly do enact follows:
Section 1. There is added to the statutes a new
section to read: Section 1347b-1 1. On and after
the first day Of January. 1916 It shall be unlawful
for any person. firm. corporation in this state TO
sell any new first hand draft sleigh, manufac-
tured after said date any person residing
in this herein unless the runners OF such
sleigh shall from center to center four feet
and six inches And on and after such date it shall
be unlawful for any person or persons to use upon
any of the public highways Of this state any such
Sleigh purchased at first hand after said frst day OF
January, 1915, unless the runners shall measure
from center to center four feet and six inches.
q Any person. firm, corporation violating any
Of the provisions Of this section shall be guilty OF
misdemeanor. and upon conviction thereof shall be
fned less than five dollars nor more than twenty
section 3 This act shall take effect upon passage
and publication
Approved May s26. 1913
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D. Al Published May %. 1913.

No. $50. A. IPubHshed May % 1913
CHAPTER 5i5. LAWS or 1918.
AN ACT. To create subdivision (9l of section 495-
IA Of the statutes, relating to union free high
school districts
The people Of the state of Wisconsin represented in
Senate and Assembly. do enact follows:
Section l. There is added to section 1874 Of
the statutes subdivision TO read: (Section
4a5-ID (9) In where a union free high
school district consists Of two entire
gressional townships and the electors Of such union
high school district desire to establish another
union free high school district. the boundaries Of
said union free high school district may be changed
and another union free high school district set Off
provided majority Of the electors men and women
of the entire territory of said original union free
high school district shall ut election called and
held ia the manner provided by the statutes
for holding an election for the formation of union
free high school district, vote in favor Of said
divislon the lines OF division to correspond with
township lines
Section . THIS act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved May &c, 1913
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[Published May 20, 1918.

No. SO, s. Published May 49, 1913.
CHAPTER 327. LAWS OF 1918.
AN ACT To create section 4560a51 Of the statutes.
relating to closed for fish In certain waters
in the state.
The people of the State Of Wisconsin represented In
Senate and Assembly, do enact follows:
section to read: Section 4560a-51. There shall be
no closed except from the first day Of March
to the succeeding twentieth day OF May for any
fish except in Rush lake in the streams flow
ing into said lake situated in Fond du Lac and
Winnebago counties and fish therein may be taken
in any manner except with dynamite during the open
season. except trout; provided. that person shall
have more than hundred pounds Of fish except
trout taken from said Rush lake, said streams flow
ing into said lake in his possession or under his
control in any day.
Section 2. This act shall take effect upon passage
and publication
Approved May 28, 1913
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Published May %. 1913.

No. 995, Al Published May %, 1913
CHAPTER 3Ie, LAWS OF 1913.
AN ACT, To amend section 959m-1 Of the statutes
relating to flushing. sprinkling. and cleaning Of
streets, and other public work. In cities Of the
second, third and fourth classes and Incorporated
villages.
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin represented In
Senate and Assembly. do enact follows:
Section l.. Section 959m-1 OF the statutes is
amended to read: Section 959m-L The common
council of all cities of the second, third and fourth
classes and the board of trustees Of Incorporated
village. whether operating under special general
charter may by resolution ordinance. direct that
the streets any certain streets. or portions Of
streets shah be flushed. watered or spa1nkled with
water. oil solution in whole in part, during
the current year ard that such flushing and spr1nk
ing and the cleaning Of streets and such other public
work as may be determined upon. shall be performed
by the city village under the direction Of the
board Of public works, such person body per-
forming the duties OF such board
Section 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved May 26, 1918.
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the surveyor shall have died without having legally
certified and acknowledged said plat to entitle
it be recorded, but shall have sold and conveyed
lots therein describing them lots within said plat
and the upon said plat any there be there
shall have been opened pursuant to said plat for
public use and worked by public authority with the
consent Of said owner. such facts be proven BY
indcrsed upon the back OF said plat and thereupOn
the said plat and the Endorsements thereon shall be
entitled record in the same and with like
effect If properly certified and acknowledged By
said owner
Section 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after Its passage and publication
Approved May 26, 1913.
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No. 9s1. Al Published May %, 1913.
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No. 981, A LPubished May ZS, 1913
CHAPTER 3lS, LAWS OF 1918.
AN ACT, To amend section 4767 Of the statutes, re-
lating to breaches Of recognizance in criminal
cases.
The people of the State Of Wisconsin, represented in
Senate and Assembly. do enact follows:
Section l. Section 4767 Of the statutes is amended
to read Section 1907. In Of the breach OF any
recognizance entered into in criminal the same
shall be certified and returned TO the circuit court
statutes.
Section 2. This act shall take eject and be In
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved May 49, 1913.
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No. 244. 81 Published May 20. 1913.
CHAPTER 337, LAWS or 1913.
AN ACT To create sections 1636-202 to l636-211.
inclusive. Of tie statutes relating certified public
accountants and appr0priating eertain revenues and
ffDflffng nenaltfes.
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position when the box is nested into the snu0A 0r
withdrawn from 1t. 49,.
s. All match boxes or packages shall De p i,,s
in strong shipping containers or cases; ma - @
number of match boxes packages contained III any
one shipping container shall not exceeo liio
following number:
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published May 20. 1913.

No. 1141. Al Published May &c. 1913
CHAPTER 322. LAWS or 1918.
AN ACT 10 create section 1860 Of the statutes.
relating to state aid for the Oconto Falls Inter
Township Fair Association and making an appro-
priation.
The people of the State of Wisconsin represented IN
Senate and Assembly. do enact follows:
Section l. There is added to the statutes a new
section to read Section 1860. l. The secretary
state shall audit as provided in section 1853 OF
the statutes the claim Of the Oconto Falls inter-
township fair association for state aid for the year
1912. and shall audit the claim Of Nsaid fair associa-
ton state aid each year hereafter that said fair
association shall comply with the provisions Of said
section 1863.
2 There is appropriated out of any moneys in the
state treasury not otherwise appropriated any amount
sufcicne to the amount Of the claims OF said
fair association.
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved May 20, 1913.
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board corrugated fiber board, wood nailed or
wirehound shall exceed weight. including us CON
tents Of seventy-fiye pounds and no lock eolneLeo
wooden case containing matches shall have weight
Including its contents. exceeding eighty five pounus
nor shall any other article or commodity be packed
with matches In any such container or case; anu al
packed shall have plainly marked on the outside OF
the container the words Strike anywne
Matches" or Strike the Box Matches
4 Any person, association or corporation Elolat-
ing any of the provisions Of this act shall be nned
for the first oense not less than five dollars nor more
than twenty dollars, and for each subseQuent NO
lation not less than twenty five dollars
Section O. This act shall take effect and DC In
force from and after June l. 1914.
Approved May 26, 1913.
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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-06
HIGHEST TRIBUNAL
HAS MUCH WORK .
LAID OUT
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT
FACES GRlsT OF MANY I'M
PORTANT DECISIONS.

Washington, Jan 5.-The supreme
court has set out for hard work this
year by piNng UP a record breaking
amount for tomorrow, the first session
in 1913.
Many cases under adViSomcnt, which
now number more than 100. probably
will be decided. Chief Justice White
may announce the decision in regard
to the rights of Union Pacific stocks
holders in the distribution of Southern
Pacific stock now held by the former
company. Among other cases decided
may be the state rate, cotton corner
and newspaper publicity,
In addition to the decision the court
has set "a cases for oral argument to-
morrow. These arguments may require
two weeks to complete.
Among the first TO be heard viii be
a group testing the cnnstitutionaIity OF
the federal white slave traffic act
one is the Jack Johnson case from chi
cagU.
Another will mark the end of the
spectaculnr fight Of Charles X. Heiic,
formerly secretary of the American
Sugar Refining company to avoid sem
tcnco Of Imprisonment for alleged con"
spiracy to defruul the government in
customs sugar weighing. He claims
immunity from prosecution by reason
of his testimony III antitrust inVeSti-
cations by "A federal grand jury
In another case, the government VIII
make a last effort to sustain the Valid
itY Of indictments against officials OF
the United States Shoe Machinery
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PROGRESSIVE CAUCUS OF HOUSE
SELECTS cRIPPEN OF YELLOW
STONE FOR SPEAKER.
DEMOCRATS NAME A MAN
Or. A. D. Macdonald Of kaispel is
Nominated by Majority for Presiding
Officer of Lower House, Defeating
Day and McNally-Tom Stout Ma
jority Leader in Senate.

Helena, Jan. Especial )-Repre-
sentative II. c. Crippen of Yellowstone
county was unanimously chosen as the
candidate Of the progressives for
speaker of the house at tile caucus or
the members OF the party at state
headquarters tonight. Representative
w. f. Harmon of Gallatin was sim
llarly chosen for speaker pro TEN.
These candidates will receive Is
votes when the house is organized to-
morrow. Two progressives, Cooking
ham of Valley and Jordan of Dawson,
Will not arrive in time to vote, but
both have wired their concurrence, and
that they Will vote With their party on
AL measures to carry out the progress
Stve state platform.
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'MADERO is ASKED
TO RESIGN OFFICE

interpellated the sub secretary Of for
eign relations for statement as to
the exact relations between the two
countries. The .sub-secretary is asked
for time to prepare the statement, for
which, however, he says there is no
reason.
The government points to the cam
paign which Colonel Barron has been
carrying on in the states of GUIANA
iuato and Michoacan, as evidence of
the Improvement in the general situa-
ton. Improvement in other regions is
slight. Skirmishes between the fed
erals and rebels occur almost daily:
many ranches have been raided and
towns sacked, while villages friendly
to the rebels have been destroyed by
the federals. Summary execution of
prisoners continues.
Denial is made by the government
that Francisco Carbajal. president OF
the sureme court, has been appointed
to succeed Manuel Calero as ambassa- !
dor to the United States.
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BABY MEETS DEATH
IN WATER FRONT
EXPLOSION
FIRE STARTED IN FROZEN RANGE
AT HAMILTON KILLS LITTLE
POUND CHILD.

Hamilton, Jan. 5.-(Special) )-Wil-
liam Alexander Pound, the 15-month-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hector G.
Pound was instantly killed about II
O'Clock this morning when the water
front in the kitchen range at the
Pound house exploded with terrific
force. The child was seated in a
chair close to the head of the range,
the explosion crushing his life out
against the wall. Death was instan-
taneous. The chair in which the child
was sitting was completely wrecked.
Pieces of the water front We're driven
through the wall and ceiling of the
room, While one end of the range was
completely demolished. All Of the
windows in the kitchen were broken
and SCOT and ashes was scattered
about the room and even blown into
an adjoining room.
The fire in the range had been
built for several minutes when Mr..
Pound left the house to get pail of
water at the Hood home, directly in
the rear. He had not left the yard
when the explosion came. He hurried
to the house and was met at the door
by his Wife, who had picked up the
mutilated body Of their boy. Neigh
bors floClled to the house and Drs.
Casserly and Miller We're summoned.
but the life of the baby was beyond
recall. The grief stricken parents
were removed to the home of Mrs.
Julia Hork, while friends and neigh.
bors removed the broken stove ana
replaced it with another, repaired the
windows and removed all traces Of
the explosion. The explosion was due
to the fact that the water front and
pipes were frozen when the fire was
! started.
| Mr.. Pound is manager of the dry
goods department of the Valley Mer,
camille company of this city. Mrs
Pound came here from England Jus,
| previous to their marriage about three
years ago. The bereaved parents have
the sympathy Of the entire community
in their bereavement
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Democratic Caucuses.

Helena, IAN. 5.--At a caucus of the
democrats of the house of representa-
tiNes tonight, DIR. A. d, Macdonald of
kalispell was selected speaker, defeat
ing f. c, Day of Helena and j. f. Nc
NallN of Butte, On the first ballot the
vote stood: Day. 90; Macdonald, IA:
McNaily, i. The second ballot gave
Macdonald the election By a combna-
tion of his strength and that Of Nc
Nally, The empty honor of being
SPEAKER pro tempore was then offered
Mr.. Day. but was declined
G. Il. Pond of Bozeman was selected
chief clerk without opposition, and NJ
j. O'LearN of Helena was made his as
ststant. George Van Fleet of Park
county WAS elected sergeant-at-arm
without great opposition. and Henry
Keller OF Great falls. assistant The
Rev DR. Stanley was selected chap
lain.
In the senate caucus Senator Tom
stout was selected chairman of the
meeting, which makes him practically
majority floor leader c. S Muffly of
BroadWater county was selected presi-
dent pro tempore, and a committee on
committees was made up of Senator
Croft of Ravalli, Senator Gallwey of
Silver Bow and Senator Duncan OF
Madison, Other officers chosen were
as follows:
Chaplain, l. n. Smith, Ravalli; sec
retHry, G. CT Watt, Sanders; assistant
secretary, Seth Maxwell. Helena; r
E"aht-at- arms, l., S. Butler Fergus.
and assistant Thomas +. Murphy.
Deer Lodge.
AS the democrats have n clear ma
Jority in both houses, selection bv
caucus Is equivalent to election
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HOTEL CLERK DIES
AS VICTIM OF FIRE

Suisun, Cal, Jan. 5. William
Blythe, hotel clerk, was burned to
death and two hotels and a dwelling
We're damaged to the extent of about
$4,000 in a fire in the business sec>
ton of this town before daybreak to.
day.
w. II. Bryan, proprietor of the hotel
attempted to rescue Blythe but was
driven back by flames. The hotel and
annex, one-Story structure, We're
destroyed, but the main building was
saved
The fire is believed to have sta~
from cigarette dropped by Blythe,
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Mexico City, Jan. 5.-Anticipating
early developments in the relations
between the United States and Mexico,
the keenest interest was shown by
Mexicans in the return here today of
the American ambassador. Henry Lane
Wilson. The ambassador was be-
sieged by reporters at Vera Cruz and
in the capital, but was uncommunica-
tive.
Some of the more sensational news
papers print strong criticisms of the
administration, charging incompetence,
One paper published a paper late last
night with a big caption: only the
resignation of the president can save
u.s.
The article sets forth that this de-
mand is contained in note which
Ambassador Wilson soon will deliver
The ministers continue to assert that
the relations between the United
States and Mexico are friendly, but the
uneasiness of the public is reflected by
the senate, which, at a secret session
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ACTION SOON.

Washington, Jan. 5.--Action by tho
nous" judiciary committee on the pro-
posed workmen's compensation and
employers liability legislation is ex-
p"ctcd within the next two weeks
The measure will be taken up when
tn" committee concludes it's prosecu-
tion OF the Impeachment charges
against Judge Robert w. Archibald OF
tn" commerce court. Some opposi-
ton to the Worl<mcns compensation
plan has developed in the house.