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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-04-03
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Notice Of Leasing Of School and
State Lands

In. >ctiool and state lands In Eumon,
County, North Dakota not already lea,ed
~ = offered for rent at = pubic easing Il
u tl-ld 1t the court house in the CITY oil Lin.
s'.h IN said county on Thursday the Eth day
| " PIT 1914 commencing at > O'Clock p n
lie terms OF the leasing will lie Is follows
Al ACIDS vii he offered for term of i've
J only for grazing and hay purposes ut the
minimum annual rental OF $l3 dollars 70,
each quarter section -
Al lands will Be struck OF To the highest
Nacer who will he required 10 pay At the
'inie OF easing the rent for the season Of 1913:
also an additional fee OF 800 for issuing
.eAse, 'ii.h Tee vii be charged for e.ch quar-
such lease. "
Subsequent wears rent will become due
january Isl of each year and iu default "a
pawn within thirty DAYS thereafter l...Ss
VII u cancelled without notice To lessee.
Any cultivated tracts viii be uffere.I II n
minimum annual rental of dive per {, tot
sas Appra i>eo value thereof.
=, ll =, OK the Lands TO be Offered for lease
VII t- on tie With the treasurer os said
county for public inspection for AZ l..,t TWO
wy Ks oe'ore the date OF the lie Aslng.
Coal rights arr reserved To tl,a 81 Az in All
leases, and the Board OF luivsr,itv ana
sehoni Lands reserves the right TO ~ i,;.t anv
..ll: 4, bids.
Al ltasss are M65ect 10 s-,Ace!latioa n
eaN ~ SAFE
ne only way TO secure th. u.s.. OF an,
sei, OF or state land is by leasing on ats,ys
terms $500
i'at-i 8; Bismar,,l North pahot. mis- an,
aas OF February lal3
ALIEN MACDONALD
Commissioner.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-04-03

week.
6. ". Renskers is quite i'll, and
Is under Or. Shockey care.
Vim. Hegerman. Who is taking
up the jeweler business at st. Paul.
is coming along nicely Pretty good
for old Billy.
Mr.. Chas. Renskers. who rented
the farm Of n. T;interburg, is busy
moving. and will leave good old EN-
mons. tuesday.
joe Slaugh has rented the old
Frankhauser place and is busy NOV
ing. Moving is getting to be the
style around Westfield.
The telephone talk is all over in
Westfeld Farmers are thinking
more about how they are going to
get the crops in the quickest way
possible. -Ex-Stumpy.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-04-03
siose sEd have your lccal paper ean,
nsea. 8. It Ia tie next issue.
TIE LINTON SCHOOLS.
OF latesess to Pstreas asA psp;is.

Communicated
Martin HeiSles has LET, the fourth
grade.
JOHN and LYDIA Smith are leaving
the third grade this week.
Herman and Susie Rusby have
withdrawn from the seysn,h-srade
70 take up farm work.
The domesic-scienee class had q
very interesting lesson in button
hole making last meeting.
The eigh,n-arade-civics class took
ina examinations last week and all
passed, getting their county credits
il the subject.
The seventh-grsie room has re-
Gently added seven nev pictures Il
the collection on the walls; also. a
large number Of pictures for nature
STUDY
Jrts-. w ieA 6Au, t!aua ostlIEes
sr and Peter Smith have win
drawn from the hieh-school room
the t1o after On account Of spring
work.
Mss Ssoecker IS .saving at the end
Of the week for Knox. n. D.. te
take spring term o; school there
Her work here i % be taken b
Mrs. Smith
TIE attendance record tsr the
seventh month shows total attend
ancs Of 3.l5l days. with Isl days
absences. - cases Of tasdiness ane
| u pupils perfect 10 attendance.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-04-03
TEMVIK. NORTH DAKOTA

etered Monday
lyor Nelson has been absent for
the past s~o days
Honz Tempel has discontinued
his studies for an indefinite time.
Faith Ssedman and Jacob Schatz
have been absent to-day Monday
VIA. is life without pleasure and
happiness How can these oe OBJ
tanned without the greatest possible
know ledge ct the environment in
which person lives How is this
knowledge to De obtained Only
through the various processes by
which the mind is trained in gaining
an education.
In the spring, when help Is needed
in agricultural pursuits. dollar.
dollar and half or two dollars per
day, as the case may be, looks good
to the average school-boy. Is it to
the boys best advantage to lay aside
his schoolbooks and ride the p!ow--
Parents. do you wish you had an
education; or. il you have, aren't
you glad Of it, Don't you want
your boy or girl to &c. the best
there is in life If so. it is your
duty to see that he OK she is in school
sll the school closes Ii you DO not
do so. that boy or girl will lock back
to these days. and Some one VII be
] to blame Let it not be you.
Literary Program, April 18th,
1913. - Song, Society. Recitation.
Lizzie Weber. Recitation. Otta
Tempel. Recitation, Marjorie sted-
man. Song. Primary School. Reel
taton, Katie Weber. Recitation.
George Schatz Recitation. yen-
ME Rudd. Duet, B. H. Gibbon and
&c. H. Smith Recitation, Samuel
Wagner. Recitation. Emma Schatz.
Duet. Mrs. Dewitt and Miss Pauline
Tempel. Conundrums, Jacob Schatz
Recitation, Julius Rieber. Recita-
ton. julius Ohlhauser. Song. So
ciety. Recitation. Gladys Reich.
Recitation. Ernestine Wudtke. H.
strumenal, Miss klabunde. Recita-
ton. Jacob Weber. Impromptu
Speech, Mr. D. Calhoun. Dialogue,
Messrs. S. G. and H. L. stedman.
Comics. Ernest Tempel Recitation,
Martha Graf. Recitation, Eddie
Smith. Recitation, Edward Donley
Song. Four Little Gi1ls. Reading,
John Weber Recitation, Miss
Chamley. Essay. Rachel Davis.
After the literary program baske,
social will be held in the Temvik
school-house. April II, 1918. The
proceeds to be used toward heating
plants and school necessities.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-04-03
IN PIONEER DAYS

psiee. The subiec, Of shis an
nouceenens sas the presen. junior
publixhe. of the Record,
lana Correspondents
Spring has come again. Ard With
il the viId geese
Sc -oover is digging vel tos
n. Rush and |. l. Young Is digging
one for Bcb Cossoa-
Bob Cotton and John Graham have
gene to Blsmsek 70 bring bone Nj
C.'s A;fe and ho1sehould goods
Mrs.. Brock reached home % the
ID. and the neishbors are al CAD
so see her again. She says it vas
raining II New York City xhen she
eft there Mr.. Brock net Mrs. 3.
AZ Bismarck.
-Gayson Correspondence
4 school meeting vas held % The
alsh s. the home of Commissioner
Gayton. 4 ne~ district sAs created
ard new sehool provided
Win Tracy. If winona. passed
through our burg he other day with
lis bride. Ihey are Just from Penn
sylvaniA, where NJ. Tracy has been
,ka -seeap
-Liyona Correspondents
The river is rapidly raising. and
seems disposed TO c-a~l over its
banks
/ The Camp Shields people are all
/ safely out Of the timber. and there
is nos 90 danger q ihei, having to
sit Up in the .Yes-sops TO wait for
+ the waters to suhside.
A. AZ easly hour The other niorn-
ing NJ. Ionn Henderson came down
70 the poetotfee ate. medicine for
his wife, who from lase accounts vas
90 lo~ tina. she eoU!d Just whisper
Mr.. g. lost hi. baby 90 March 2lsh.
| South Prairie Correspondents
| Mr.. Mahzney has already secured
fifteen mileh-cows-
| Wm- Page has just received the
sad news ct the death Of an aunt a:
Milwaukee, Wis
The veashe. Is hne and favorable
for most anything. The .no~ is
disappearing slowly and the ~ase,
Is soaking into the ground
Joe Fuller captured a big gray
wolf the other day He says he viii
have cap tpr 1853 tina. viIl keep
Jack Frost from nippina bis ears.
Among the people from this neigh.
borhood sho visited the Capita! City
las. week were Mesers- VI. Mahaney,
z. J. Dean, Wm. Page and ". F.
Koran They spent TIE 18th Of Ire
land there 10 elsgan. style.
| From the Reord. August. ) 1855
School, No /. Williamsport town
ship. hxs closed for = vacation Of
three weeks. There we're schooI
tosnsnips. not districts. in teri
sorizl DAYS Prof. Kein ief,
Fyidas :or Rzrnes county. He vii
return zi.h his family 10 the fall.
Delinquent subscribers will be
synilin4i: xeleemed At this Office any
hour u the txenty four Hundred
dollar bills broken. Mrs. Johr
CasseIman. las. week, came nea,
Spending a hight On the prairie
She had been over to Mr. Roop's
and. returning. lost her way anc
did not reach home until 10 o'clock
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-04-03
Notice of Hearing Petition for Ii.
cense to Sell Real Estate.

state OF North Dakota
County OF Emmons.
In County Court. Before Hon. Charles b.
In the matter Of the estate of Leah E Car
micheal. deceased.
rhos, Jones ADM 9Th VII snnesed, pe,i-
tie Cochran; Jacob Carmichael, William 4.
Carmichael: Edward Lucas, minor, Geo. W.
Lynn. ms sps ,a p suntaian, resnasnss;
Real Estate.
The state OF North Dakota 10 the shove
ested in the estate OF Leah f. Carmiche 81.
deceased:
You are hereby notified that the petition ~
Thos Jones, Admir-. with will annexed Of the
estate Of Leah E. Carmichael. late OF the viii
lage OF Linton. in the county OF EmMons and
state of North Dakota deceased. has been
filed in his court, therein petitionins that he
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-04-03

From the Record. April 5. ISIS
In town and Out
The meadow larks have come
Wild geese are plentiful, bat hard
to get
Capt. Cotton returned Monday
from Tip 10 the capital.
Prof. Keim ard family arrived
from Bismarck, Saturday
Mrs. Brock returned Tuesday
from her visit to Nex England
Rosert Dickson has teen troubled
with severe attack Of blind
ness ot ate.
Tom key killed three .iid-sesse
yesterday that were found srespass-
ing on RS and
Oar farmers are quite busy cieAn-
ing SEED ard getting farm imple-
menls pI. in order
s4yeral settlers from the Holland
.;ett zsnen. ~s.e in sosn Saturday
On ansl proof business
Mr.. Powers. O: Winona, sas one
If ne Er-rons county unfortunases
on sry da.g a. Bismarck. recently.
Commissioner Child reports his
sheeo ii tns condition this spring.
Tie winters lcsses ~ill I'D. amount
to ere yer cant
Ine mlsieal ring q NJ. FarrelFs
anvil K heard again, as he sharpens
the bssy hgs5andman's plow-lA and
egl.iyate---ee
Billy Margach is engaged il fitting
ue his mans:on in WiIliAr.zpor.. and
!. Is soon 70 he occupied by M ard
Mrs Wsid,o.F as note
Sheriff y ase xas arnon2 the En-
Mons county people ~ho looked over
the political battlefield in Bismarck.
Monday eseaing. and assisted 10
sursin2 The dead ard wounded.
On lis .ecens visit 70 Bismarck
Romey Brock took with him . small
hale II dried pancakes cooked by
himseI; He is having them cut it,
to Strips ard made into q team
harness.
Capt. Cotton received the money
recently in settlement Of his claim
against the pastotHce department,
1t amounted 10 several hundred dol
lars. ard vas for money oseYpaid
while the captain vas postmaster u
Relsidere, HI.
The county board vas IN session.
Tuesday. Commissioners Gayton
and Child must have found some
psetty bad roads before they reached
home. as he melting show q
Wednesday rapidly converted the
eoulees into 1a.sr-couYse..
M=ss,-. Savage and Foley. Of
Poop. cane in yesterday from their
que. and peaeefo. rural sbooe to
spend al -Four 0. txo amid the
rurrt, ard CONFUSION Of Emmonz
county, capita city. Thsy se,e
witnesses for Ar. Kennedy 10 hi.
fnal-p.eas matter.
Sep the Press
one tern escaped cur memory Ut
I'll tfs pszes were made Up bot ve
hss- cenelgdai % stop the press II.
annaanr- il. q follows
Barn $. Bismarck. on Tuesday
April 2j. 81 % q n. to Mr.. and Mrs.
d. K strssser. son. The Record
VII stai " u.nlishes az the ussal
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-04-03

Notice IS hereby siS.u
mortgage executed ana IL 49,
II. Fowler and I>.t-e
mortsaSorS, "a the Farm
MORTGAGE dated tsi- lsia 1l
1919. And fsed for r-,'ora Il tie
Register OF Deed, Ia the 80,
in the state OF North pas -
OF October A. n. 1919 -
and recorded i'll Boz. , y
Rage Is. viii ne fore !t's..i
premises in such uostca.e 80
desc:ibed, AT the front d.-i
house. in the village y i.a1.l
Emmons and state of NsHfti. '-s
hour of ; O'clock .. Il eil ~
April. 4. d. 1913 10 sati>s, '.r !.
on such MORTGAGE on tae ess
MORTGAGE having elected li.
OF the MORTGAGE 10 de, are 'll's -
cured thereby TO be due
The premises described 10 -
and which will Be sold IL >Asi>
Are described As follows
the northeast quarter ~ tNs
quarter N F. i OF The \ y
seven a.. and the southea>i :.
southwest quarter e. ~ 3.
aud Lot ten tlu1. in S-ct.9n
Iosnship one hundred .iia
Gao north. Of Range >e,-.lt,
vest OF the 5th p NJ II Ems
North Dakota.
Their Will lie due on >acn tQ
date OF sale the sum OF sllp>
the costs Of forec losure.
Dated this Eth day of Mart
FARMERS STA
ARMSTRONG 4 CAMERON
ATTORNEYS for NurtxASer 81
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-04-03
Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure

Notice is hereby given that that certain
mortga &c executed and delivered by Chr sltan
Ballet. mortgagor. to John Mayer, mortga-
gee, dated June l3. 1911, which mortgage. to-
gether with the note accompanying tue
same. has been duly assigned TO Chris. Hirn-
ing. viii lie foreclosed to satisfy the amount
due upon "A certain note being secured by
said mortgage. for ISOLATED June 49, 1871. due
and payable Nov. ]. 1911, and bearing interest
AT the rate of 10 per cent per annum, toeeth-
er with the accrued ana accrutng costa OF
said foreclosure. The amount due upon said
note at the date Of this notice is the sum Of
sixty FIVE dollars $3.50. The personal properly
described in said mortgage and hereinafter
described will be sold n The highest bidder
for cash. al the front door of the courthouse
in the village of Linton, county OF Emmons
state OF North Dakota, At the hour OF two
o'clock y. m. on the llth day OF April, 1913
The personal propert. described in said
mortgage is as follows. to-wit:
One black mare. years old. weight 100
pounds. named Nellie.
one. bay seldins, years old, weigh, 60
pounds. named Tome.
one bay eeldins ii years old weight llo
pounds. named Bob.
Dated April !. 1919.
CHRIS HIRNlNG.
Assignee of Mortgage.
Charles : Lane
Attorney for Assignee Of Mortgaeee
Luton, y. u.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-04-03
81 No. oeis. Mar. s.,
Notice for Publication.
Department 9th Interior.
u. Land Office 1T bismarck. \. H..
IL. L -

Isiii afcE.- n 10,
March Il isl4
Notice is hereby given that
MICHAEL RoHRI1fi,
uf Strasburg. North Dakota wsl,i. on MAY =
laG. made Homestead Entry No ,,l:s... fpr
southwest quarter OF Section : To~n>hip III
norih. Range - west ~ the Fifth Prif,clp;,i
Meridian. has filed notice * infeuiion 10
make fnal hve-yeaf proof 10 Is, ..ti,i. claim
10 the land above described s..for,. F. il
Fogle, Clerk OF District Court Al l,I,ta,,
North Dakota. On The 81 da. u May 1877.
u iaimant names as WITNESSES:
John Rigier. OF Sirasburg \ u
Matthias Lipp, uf Stra>hurg, y D.
lofeG1 Lipp OF Stra>busg \ ~
hasper bursad, OF strasbufg n
r n. STEVENS. REGISTER.
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he authorized. empowered aud directed l.,
sell real estate b..lonsins 10 said decesients
estate. described as follows. ,o-wit:
y. !. Of y. E. 4, :. w. !. o. y F /. and y
E. = of \. w i Of section Il. Tow nship -.
north. Range 10 west OF the 5;h z NJ, And lots
FIVE % and six %. IN block txelye tl.) 10
Hunters First Addition to tue Village OF
Linton. Linton. North Dakota.
That said petition all be heard ~ this
court on saturday. the nth day IL April 4
y, 1914 Al 10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF that
day. at the court roons " this court In the
co.rt house la the village OF Linton county
OF Enmons and state OF North Dakota
And You and ach OF you are hereby cited
and required then and there to y. aud ap-
year before this court aud >no~ cau>e, II any
you have, why this petition should NJ. il.
granted.
baseo n. 9Th day Of March a i l,ls
BY the Court
CHARLES i. ARLEY
Judge OF the county Court
Let the service OF this citation l.. made 10y
publication in the EMmons county Record
for four successive weeks and iy personal
service on AZ responGents re>iaeut sishu
the state.
CHARLES b. cARLEY.
tap5-2p Judge.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-04-03
C>.tial No. oilts. Ma. Apr. loe.
Notice for Publication.
Us Lana one :. At si- sisn q lDsef = s
Esh 10 ,,.il,

Notice isherehy given tina,
FRED \. FUELl..
OF Temyik, North DAKOTA, who. on December
y. lNs. made Homestead Entry, No a-s.s, for
the south east quarter ~ Ser,;oi =. Town
ship IA north, Range 10 west OF the tistn
Principal Meridian, has HE'D nutic. OF .uien-
ton To make tinal five year prof. 10 e>t..bii,i.
ciaim 10 the and abov. described t.-f,rs.
has. b. Carley. Judge aud EN-ofti.-in Clerk
OF the County Court, AT Linton, North Dako-
Ia, Oh the 10Th day of April, lsla
Claimant names as witnesses.
Lewis Ii; Har~ood. OF Temvik y. b.
Charles De Witt of Ten viz. y II.
John Mum. of Temvik, y II.
sherm Rudd. OF Tenivik y u
X. \. STEVENS. REGISTER.
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Wanted. 500 or more acres to
break by the acre. Also. will crop
same on shares. K. c. Burlingame.
Temvik. N. D. Adv.
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Notice for Publication.

Serial No 'ss..i-> MA. s-Apr. 10y
Notice for Publication.
department ofthe interior
:. Land Once al Bismarck. y. H.
February 3hh, lis
Nptce IS hereby given that
GEORGE F. GRoGAN
" OHIO. North Dakota vhn. on July 18th.
l-h. made Homestead Entry No :Sislp. for
* Moth Range - West OF the ',th Principai
Meridian has fled notice OF intention 10
make nnai Eve year HON. ste ad pe,os to e,-
tabll>h ctaiin 10 the land above Described
f,+tore 1hasles b Carley Judge and Ex-of-
hcio Clerk OF the County Court 1t Linton,
North Dakota, on the 18th day Of \ prii 1913
Claim ant names As witnesses
Charles Green, OF Temvik y u
MILAN SchwAb. OF Linton y d.
iames II Jennings, of Temvik. y. b.
Wiii'au Grusan. OF omio y u
Z. y. STEVENS, REGISTER.
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For Job Printing Of any kind call
at the Emmons County Record office
and examine SAMPLES.
rial Nc elssa.) Mar s-Apr
Notice for Publication.

L. :. Land . nic- at Bismarck \. u,
February "a, 1913
Notice Is hereby given that
kAKoLINA HORNER,
81 Linton, North Dakota, who, OF D,c.r1 ~ :
~ l-r made Homestead Entry, No .l;ssci.
Serial No. olisse for the East HAis OF south
East Quarter OF section -. Township IL;
North. Range - West OF the Fifth pfincipai
Meridian. has h!ed notice ~ intention L.
max. hnai three-year homestead proof 10
establish claim TO the land at-ave described
before Charlie, b. Cari-y. Judge and Ex-uf-
hcio tlsrk Of the County Court a, Linton.
North l,okota, on the Is, h day OF April, 1913:
Claimant names witnesses:
Peter Hornsr Of Linton. y. D.
AieNandef heisch. OF Linton \ ID.
lthob Mech. Of Linton y. D.
Martin Dockter Of Linton. y. D.
K. \. STEVENS. Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-04-03

n ---e =. .AAy o.Iu mauuer
He is not necessarily the winner Of
the first prize. II L. within the nrpv.
ince Of the county superintendant -
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ARMSTRONG 4 CAMERON
Attorneys for MortgAsee
Linton, North D.Eot4.
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Notice Of Mortgage

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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-06-27
SUPREME COURT RULES ON PAY
IS 8s M ENTSOF DELINQUENT SUB
s Il ScRIPTIoNS.

The supreme court Of the United
States recently madea ruling which
T iii substance makes the subscriber
who takes his paper out Of the post
office ard refuses to pay the subscrip-
ton guilty Of felony and liable to ar
rest, as any other who defrauds. The
following is a synopsis of the United
States supreme court decision regard
ing delinquent subscrip ptions " " ..5s
s1. M Subscribers who did not give
express notice TO the contrary are
considered as wishing to renew their
subscriptions. g 5G855.
S$22. 2. Subscribers ordering the discon.
|tinuance of their periodical, the pub.
fisher may continue to send bill until
al arrears are paid. VI d 55
3. If subscribers neglect or rtrase
to take their periodical from the post
office they are responsible until they
settle their bill and order their paper
discontinued.
II subscribers move to other
places without Informing the publlsneI
any papers are sent to the former
address, subscribers are responsible.
5. Courts have decided that refus-
ing periodicals from the office or moY
ing and leaving them uncalled for Is
nrima facie evidence Of intention to
dsfraud. f 5=
6. If subscribers pay in advance
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-06-27
N'e'lu ,Ll!;.alus I. &. !. !.
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In orce
]. July First
MORE OBSTACLES IN cUPID's
~:1. =... PATH AFTER TUESDAY,,
July 1sT.

It is @predictsa that there will be
fewer maria So ceremonies, in proper
tion to population, in North Dakota
after July; 1 than formerly. It is also
forecasted cthatthere will be a smaller
percentage OF; Hasty and unhappy mar
riages, and the ventures into matri-
mony are: to ats1east be. more expen-
siye. :s.s> ~ sisssss 5s,s 80 r.,
The new marriage law which soon
becomes effective..#is an extremely
radical measure 4 It provides that a
woman, unless she. be over rs years
DID,. and a man, except he marry a
woman over that age, cannot be mar
| ried in this stasl either if he is a com
mon drunkard, criminal, an imbacile,
an epiletic OF insane. ~. }-.,', -
Ministers ana civil officers are pro
Inhibited under, heavy penalty from
performing a. csre relnony for such peo-
| pie. No init oxicatedt persons can Sc
cure maria license and: none can
be married Whllein that condition. ,:
The aSscs he physical exam:
|ination 81 each d pplicant for MARI.
age license. II addition to showing
THAT neither is3 a common drunkard,
criminal, epiletic or insane, both must
be free from pulmonary tuberculosis,
and the man must also have a doctors
certificate that he is free from contag.
iosu diseases of a certain nature.
at..-S
These medical certificates must be
submitted before: the licenses are
and must be by a. regular
licensed physician The latter. cannot
charge more than So. .s.s .ss H.. ,...s.,..s
t. One great effect of. the, law will be
ITO prevent elopements, and, hasty mar
lfiages, and it is predicted this will be
AS highly beneficial effect, as it will
make the marriage. ceremony more
/ formal and difficult affair and people
| contemplating it will give, the matte:
more serious consideration. Girls must
| be over 4 s. tozsecure a license without
1.-The written consent, Of parents and
guard dians-ap no license will be issued
| for the. marriage of a girl under ! 3
I Strong penalties are. provided fol
yiol lations. !. .,ss; :.5tt tt97y, :. <5so. 4si
Gin addition to those likely to be
restricted from marrying by the ply
sical examination, many healthy peo
4 pie will resent the compulsory feat.r
es of the law. and journey to some
!, other States totrhayes the ceremony
performed. szssz 35..s:.. ..:@s. as y s
The effect Of the law is regarded as
certain to be beneficial for posterity