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round if required for 4 ste Sfor such build

ground if required for i site such build
ings. 99sy} Sss ISL ~ f.ss ty
Sec: .: Such bonds shall abe Of the denonni-
Of one dg.ss anu saa
attached thereto at the lowest :. a. tainable
rate, not 10 exceed. five per cent, per annum,
payable semi annual lily. a The principal thereof
shall be made to ma ture: anil fall. que at such
Board may prescribe SAT- bonds and the
coupons Alta ched thereto shall be. Eisned
severally by the president and cierk or sall
Board and drawn payable. TO bearer, ana
Ahali have the seal of said Board an1xed
thereto. - E52Es, & ~ PIT
Sec. 3. Such. bonds shalt not be sold "a.
less than their par value, 8and the proceeds
arising from their sale shalls be deposited with
order Of said Board for application to the
purposes for which the. bands were issued.
The full faith and credit ~ each SUCH city
shall be pledged and all Of 5sthe taxable prop
erty in each such city shall be naple 1or the
payment of the principal and interest OF said
bonds when issued. Provided, however. that
no bonds shall be issued under this act II
such issue shall make the total andeotedness
OF said city aggregate more tnan zen per GEM
of the assessed valuation sof such city &C
cording to the last preceding assessment. =
= Sec 4. When any of the bonds herein au-
thorized shall have been issued and sold as
above provided, it shah thereafter be the
duty of the Board of Education to provide for
amount as may be necessary 10 pay The
principal and interest of such bonds as the
same become due. and such annual tax SHAH
be certified, levied and colfected IN the same
levied and collected. and when collected shall
be paid over to the city treasurer to be ap-
piled to, the payment of the principal ana IN
terest of said bonds and to; no other purpose
In force from and after its .passage.
Approved February ID, 1916
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dissolution are hereby legalized 3and made OF
the same force am. effect as .thouEh the sane
had beer done within such three|y years 6 Irosss
'vided. that nothing herein contained shan &c
construed as affecting any s~esied rights !. q. OF
any pe essa e Febsssss 81 ISIS
~: CHAPTER HI 40 No les l62 80. 3 =.
e amend of Seesoa 2o heu,snd
Chapter 10S.5 General Laws, OF the State OF
Minnesota. 1907 relating: to the locationgs Of
Be 1t enacted BY the Legislature Of the State
Section l. That 4 section 2s,s, REVISED Law;
Laws 1901. be and the same is hereby amend:
ed 50 as to read as follows ,. NJ, .,. ...
sec. iocat,oh OF poa,nS - he held
IN any saloon or bar room. or in any room
used or occupied as place Of resort ZOE
either, Nor shall such election be
held in any room wherein the requirements %
this chapter relative to booths. ratings ano
Such polling places in all cities shall PC upon
the ground floor, in a front roonl,~ tnei en-
trance to which is upon a highway or public
street at least forty feet wide, and as near
to the center Of the voting population OF the
district as is practicable. - 80
inhabitants polling places conveniently and
clearly accessible NAV be In the second story
of buildings complying in all other respects
to Sas IN ees than
inhabitants in which, q soldiere' home is To-
Gated said cities shall be empowered and
Fauthorized to establish a polling place Tor cleo
lions at the soldiers home therein located.
Approved February q, 1913: ..-,..,. .
CHAPTER 2s-H. F. No. 1es.
AN ACT to legalize all payments OF money
to street fairs.
State of Minnesota 80
Section T. All payments of money hereto.
fore made by or on behalf OF THIS s1as ee,s -
such street fairs may have been recos-
nized and treated by the State AUDITOR as
members of the State Agricultural tsociety
are hereby ratined, legalized and approved !
CHAPTER oh. F. No. ITO.
AN ACT to legalize the foreclosure Of mort
cages by action In certai in cases.
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the State
Of Minnesota: = -
Section l. In every foreclosure Ut mort.
gage heretofore made by action where tn.
sheriff's certificate Of sale was dated mol
more than ten days prior to the date OF the ne
such foreclosure sale. as provided by Section
| 4493 Of the Revised Laws Of Minnesota fo'
1905, such foreclosure sale II otherwise reEu'
lar. shall be- and hereby Is, declared to bs
valid and sufficient for all purposes ana enaL
not be affected in any manner by reason OF
the failure to have the order confirming the
report Of such foreclosure sale IN made u; ane
certificate OF such foreclosure sale. 81
Sec 2. This act shall not affect any &C
ton at law or at equity now pending,
= Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and b
| in force from and after its passage.
Approved February p. 1913.
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CHAPTER IS + No III.

AN ACT to amend Section Of Chapter loS Of
year 1911. providing for monthly sales Of
school and other state lands, in certain
counties and to appropriate moheye therefor.
Be 1T enacted by the Legislature OF the State
OF Minnesota; - 4l..;tr5 - s. :
section /. That Section / Of Chapter 12s
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.sss cT1APrER NO. 1es. > n
AN ACT to amend Section 1927. Revised Laws
of Minnesota. 1905. relating to Societies for
y. Prevention OF Cruelty.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota: =
Section l. That Section s127 Of the Re-
vised Laws Of Minnesota, 1905. be and the
same Is hereby amended 10 as to read as fol-
lows:
sec 1927. Every such Society may ac-
quire by purchase. gift, grant or devise, and
hold. use, or convey. real estate and per-
sonal property, and lease. mortgage. sell, or
use the same in any manner conducive to its
interest. to the same extent as natural per-
sons. The County Board of any County. or
the Council of any City, or Village. in which
appropriate for the maintenance and support
Of such Societies in the transaction Of the
work for which they are organized. any sums
Of money not otherwise appropriated. not sx-
ceeding Twenty-four Hundred Dollars 02,-
400 0O) in any one year. provided that no part
of such appropriation shall be expended for
tile payment Of the salary of any ofilcer Of
such Society,".
Sec, 2 This act shall take effect ana be
In force from any after ito passage
Approved February %, 1913.
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CHAPTER 1s-HF No, 4

AN ACT to legalize the proceedings of school
districts had for the purpose OF borrowing
money from the State |of Minnesota, in
which proceedings the buildings to be erect
ed not specified and the propositions
to borrow money for the erection Of build
ings were not separately stated
Be it enacted by the legislature Of the State
of Minnesota: e.
district has. held an election for the purpose
Of Borrowing money from the. State Of Min
nesota and In those prsess1 ings The ballot
buildings to- be erected and the exact dispo-
sltion to be made: Of the money. and did net
use of the money which were required by
law to be separately stated. the said pro-
ceedings are hereby legalized and made ef-
fective for the purpose of securing loan
to said school districts out Of moneys OF
the State, provided that the proceedings had
therein are in all other respects valid.
Approved February IS, 1913.
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CHAPTER 17-H. n No. 1854.


AN ACT to amend Section 1 of Chapter 80
of the General Laws of 1911. relating to the
adjustment Of milling. in Transit credits
where -four mills are DESTROYED by nre or
other casualty. ~ ~ 49,
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota: ,ssis5S
Section !. That Section of Chapter IS Of
the General Laws Of 1911 Sbe and the same
is hereby amended as to- read as follows:
Section l.. Whenever 1t shall be made to
appear to the Railroad and Warehouse Com
mission that any Touring mill situated at a
railroad station in this state. having milling
in transit" railroad rates. has been destroyed
by fire or other casualty without the fault OF
the time Of destruction of such mill the per-
son, firm or corporation operating the same
was entitled to ship the products OF said
Touring mill to a designated terminal point
prepayment of the through rate to such
terminal point grain billed from some
station in this state to such terminal. but
delivered at said mill in transit to be ground,
and the products thereof forwarded to such
original terminal instead Of the grain itself,
may, upon such reasonable notice as 1t may
|f1X,s hear the claims Of such transit creditor
and transit debtor with reference thereto. and
after having found the facts. said Railroad
permit the use of such transit by the owner
in payment Of the transportation OF grain
or its products from other fouging mills or
elevators on the lines of such railroad to The
ment in which such transit shall be used COW
ers a greater distance than that from said
destroyed mill to said terminal point, regular
rates must be paid for such additional dis
lance, and If the shipment lin which 1t shall
be used covers less than such original dis
nevertheless be applied thereon.
Approved February 20, 1913.
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CHAPTER S0-H. r. No. 863.
CHAP1 m a7-HF No 1872.
AN ACT to prohibit the sale or other disy

AN ACT to prohibit, the sale or other disposal
carrying infective agents OF contagious or
infectious diseases OF domestic animals.
Be 1t enacted by the legislature of the State
Of Minnesota:
Section !. 1t shall be unlawful for any per
son, firm or corporation to sell. give away or
distribute to any person, firm or corporation
containing the infect1ve agents OF any con-
tagious or infectious disease Of domestic ami
mails, unless permission Is granted by the
Live Stock Sanitary Board. -.
Sec. g Every person or nrn violating this
act shall be guilty Of nisdemeanor. the
minimum punishment whereof shall be q fine of
twenty-five go dollars, or imprisonment for
thirty 1907 days. S:%.:. - sS% = -. - = -
Pee: ,,,,1 MI aet ,tar e. rs..sre ana 9
Approved February ~27 ;A1813.. HI.
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CHAPTER 4o-s. r. No. 24A

CHAPTER 4O-S. r. No. A0. y
AN ACT + ing the b,4 tines Of ao,ains s,s..l
teenth Judicial District Of Minnesota.
Be it enacted by tho Legislature: OF tie State
Fixing General Terms Of the District cours
In Fourteenth Judicial District.
Section !. The general terms Of the dis
several counties constituting the fourteenth
judicial district of Minnesota at the times
KIT: Kitt.on County on the second Monday in
January and the second Monday tn Deosm-
Marshall County, on the fourth Monday i.
May. and the fourth Monday In November.
Mahnomen County on the fourth Tuesday IL
Norman County. on the second Monday in
May. and the second Monday in November
POLK County cunt x on the arst Monday IN June
Pennington County on the fourth Monday
Red Lake County, on the fourth Monday
in March and the second Monday In Novem-
Roseau County. . on the third Monday IN Nay
Sec. 2, All acts and parts Of acts incea-
sister; sso Tns t.s ana =.
In bore tso March tttei Il.
. CHAPTER 41-s f. No. 8sl. - > -,
AN ACT to repeal Chapter lis, General IAv1
farchs:e q WEBSTER Gn.biidssd @sst,os-
BE it enacted BY the Legislature .of the stats
OF Minnesota: Il .sSt4ys r ~ & s !. )
:: .s s's s: s$ ms + {. ts sss 1
Approved march s. 1918. ~ .%s5 5 .7 !. s.~
<s CHAPTER 4e2s. 3, No. as. "a = s .,=s
AN sAcT to amend sections sI57 and s15e e
the Revised Laws Of lfinnesota, 1905, relst-
ing 70 the consolidation Of religieas eor-
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CHAPTER as. F. No. 81.


AN ACT entitled IAN act to authorize cities
having a population Of over hftN thousand
{nhabitants, to expend money for the housing
and maintenance Of scientific and art col
$ lections, for the benefit Of the public, which
&are owned by private corporations or assoA
: ciations.'
BE it enacted by the Legislature OF the State
Section l. That hereafter any city Of this
state now hereafter having population Of
over fifty thousand Inhabitants, Is hereby au-
thorized and empowered from time to time to
appropriate and expend money, in such sums
as may be determined by two-thirds vote Of
all members Of it's common council or govern
ing body, for sthe purpose Of defraying the
expense Of housing. maintaining and exhibit
ing scientific and art collections. for the bene-
AT of the public. which are owned or con-
lions.
Sec. 2.-No money shall be appropriated or
expended hereunder by any such city unless
such collections are kept and maintained with
in such city for the general use and beneflt Of
the public, under such reasonable rules and
regulations as shall be first approved by the
Mayor Of such city; nor unless the corporation
lections shall first provide by its articles Of
Incorporation that the Mayor and at least two
other officials Of such city shall be ex-ofdcio
members OF itS governing board.
Sec. 8. This act shall apply to cities with
charters adopted pursuant to Section SO. Ar
ticle Of the Constitution OF this State
Sec 4. All acts and parts Of acts incon-
sistent with the terms of this act are hereby
repealed. j ...
Sec 5.-This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved February 49, 1918.
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CHAPTER 25-H. r. No. 50.

AN ACT to amend Section Eight Hundred
Twenty-nine 1920 Of the Revised Laws OF
One Thousand Nine Hundred Five 19O5). re-
e atns Of to street
plank roads. gravel roads, turnpike and
bridge companies. = ::
Section l., That Section Eight Hundred
sSs Of ths Revised X1vs
and the same is hereby amended SO AZ t.
read as follows: - ~ ~
The personal property Of street railroad
pike, or bridge companies shall be listed n
the county, town. city. Village or distrtct
said personal property is situated in different
couities. towns. cities, villages or districts
such part Of said personal property situated
shall be, listed and assessed By the Mime.
sofa Tax Commission in the taxing district
where the same is situated without regard e
ness Of such company Is located.
:: Sec. 2. All acts and part Of acts Inconsistent,
use Sec. 5. This act shall take effect and be in
Approved February q. 1913. - ;-ss ~
= ) CHAPTER 2e-H.i F. No. e5. II 35s5..
AN ACT$to extend, the time for closing the
affairs of a dissolved corpora ton other than
) corporation having. the power Of eminent
domain and lefsn.ins
the expiration of the three year limit pre-
IS scrihed by General StAtutes 1891 Section
E 3431 and Section 1853, Revised LAWS 1905
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the State
Of Minpesota: 81 {s$&ss5 s. =j55s
section /. When any corporation other than
a corporation having the power <af eminent
domain which has been dissolved more than
three years. by expiration Of forfeiture OF its
charter decree Of court or otherwise, did
not fully close its affairs and convey all its
property within the three years. limit pre-
scribed by General statues 1894 Section
3431 and Section 28s3, siteyised Laws 1908,
The ia time SO Z limited 10 HEREBY extended
fcr one year from and after the passage
of this act; and any and 4 III 4 conyeyancsi
made by any such corporation &or
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CHAPTER 12-S. f. No. 4s.

CHAPTER 18Th. F. No. 4S.
AN ACT relating to the powers Of town
boards:
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
OF Minnesota:
Section l. The town board Of any town
ship in this state, by unanimous vote there
of, may transfer any surplus beyond the
needs Of the current year in any town FUND
to supply deficiency therein.
Approved February 49, 1913.
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- f.t4ApTEr, as. n No 40
AN Acr to estah1ish a ,nun;cinoi co,,r+ a.
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Wing VI s' sfste a Nfinnescta :'u'''s u gro"
D. r. Enactad nv ths Ta~inatur. ~ ~.
&c s.at. e Mnre. ny 'ne ees'a'u'e q 'he
stat1on ~ ,conrt ~ reoord "a =. trow,
sesr s .i;,ne,nsI Gnr+ 81 Tro.p, 20 rn
IS astah1sshed n ana for the wills. ~
Gyoshv County Of Crow Winx. state Of Min.
he sa s.,d co,,-+ .h.,, no..... ~ ~.
,,o S and he s,,btec+ to an of fh. nrovis.
1 Eve x Rev,.ed law. ~ M,nne.ots ~
1ads. relating to municipal courts. and acts
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-02
Welded Bliss short Lived.

Charging that her husband. Joseph
Hopkins, lied to her, stole from her
cursed her, ridiculed her, abused her
and committed other indignities
against her, Mary Hapkins has start
ed suit for a divorce just six months
to the day from the time when she
took her marriage vows. The couple
were married in La Grande, April 1,
1913, but if she attaches any signifi.
canoe to that significant date, she
does not mention 1t in her complaint
filed with the circuit court She
states that she is German girl and
was only over from the fatherland
about 16 months prior to her marri-
age. At the time she was employed
at the Hot Lake sanitarium Her
speech was broken. she AYERS, which
led her husband to ridicule her. AT
the time, she alleges, he represented
himself as having $4,000 and since then
she has learned that he had nothing
and is an ex-convict. HIS cruel treat
ment began shortly after their mar
riage, she charges, and she enumer-
ates a long list of his offenses from
stealing money from her to telling
her that he preferred sporting women
to her. She left him, she says, and
he is now in Walla Walla. Judge Ste
phen A. Lowell is her attorney.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-02

and arguing for several weeks on the
law of the case, her attorneys con-
WINGED Judge Phelps that he had no
jurisdiction in the one case against
her in which she was charged with
selling liquor without a license. The
judge held that the state laws do give
the cities exclusive jurisdiction where
the offense is committed within the
city limits. No sooner had the de-
olson been made than C. B. Dill and
H. a. Foster. Kay's two sleuths,
swore out complaint in the city court
charging her with selling them bot
tie of beer one night last August.
She appeared in the police court
yesterday afternoon with her attorney
and entered a plea of guilty. Judge
Fitz Gerald, thereupon, gave her the
limit of 500 and the defendant is not
yet able to appreciate the law victory
which she won in the state court.
There are two other similar cases,
one against c. H. Brown and the
other against Teddy Brooks. All OF
these defendants have other charges
against them which are triable in the
state courts.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-02
COMBINED LIBRARY
is NEW PROPOSAL
Continued from Page u

Continued from Page II
be furnished to each community so
that the patrons of each would know
what books were to be had for the
asking.
Each community would have to pro-
vide for the local expenses such as a
reading room where the books could
be kept. The only expense to the
county would be for a person to take
charge of the distribution of books.
The city would still provide rooms
for the library and would retain its
present librarian and assistant. 1t is
the plan to raise money for the library
by a general city and county tax. The
city now levies a four-tenths mill tax
for library purposes and it is estimat-
ed that one-tenth mill county tax
would be ample.
The advantage to the small towns
and country communities in such an
institution wuld lie in the fact that
it would have a library of several
thousand volumes to draw from
whereas. if it undertook to establish
a library of its own, it could neces-
sarily have but small one.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-02
Says He Was Held Up.

That masked man attempted to
hold him up about o'clock this
morning in the New Grand Hotel is
the statement of Night Clerk Meach
but the police discredit the story.
Meach, who is an elderly man, de-
clares man, with face concealed by
a handkerchief, entered the hotel
early this morning and presented a
gun at him with the command to
elevate his hands. Meach states that
he reached for his knife and at the
movement the would-be robber turn
ed and ran. He called upon the po-
lice station just before daylight and
reported the affair. Chief Kearney
and Officer Manning made an inves-
tigaion and declare they are just about
convinced that the stoy is the pro-
duct of an imagination probably in
duced by too much indulgence in the
cup that cheers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-02
Personal
mention

William swash was over from Wal1a
Walla yesterday.
Miss Dot Sloane of Helix was in
the city yesterday.
r. C. Pickering of Pilot Rock. was
in the city yesterday.
G.. w. Bush was IN from his home
at Pilot Rock last evening.
Mrs. Reeves of Stanfield, made a
visit to this city yesterday.
H. r. Lorenzen was in yesterday
from his Stage Gulch ranch.
Thomas Kerr has been business
visitor here today from Echo.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Marin of He
lix spent last night IN Pendleton.
Mrs. Lillian Carnes of Portland was
visitor in the city last evening.
N. f. Meacham of Baker. was a
guest of the st. George last evening
Col. James II. Raley, prominent To-
cal lawyer, is transacting business in
Portland.
John Gurdane. pioneer resident OF
Pendleton, left for Portland yesterday
on a short visit
J. II. Reid, we'll known Hermlston-
ian, was among the visitors from that
town yesterday
c. s Mcknight, prominent Hermis-
ton business man, was up from the
project town yesterday.
John w. Campbell, well known
| young Hermlstonian, came up yester-
day from his home.
Nesmith Ankeny of this city, was
in Walla Walla yesterday visiting his
parents Mr.. and Mrs Levi Ankeny.
Dan Levens Is a new member OF
the salesman force at The Hub, hav-
ing accepted position in that store
II. A. Waterman, county commits
sioner, is up from Hermiston to at
tend the regular meeting of the coun-
t. court
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-02
EniOin judge Humphrics.

SEATTLE, Oct. 2.-The state su-
preme court issued an alternative writ
restraining Superior Judge John E.
Humphries hearing the contempt cas-
es of Emil Hendrickson and Thomas
Russell, who had been cited by
Judge Humphries to appear before
him to answer for signing the reso-
luton OF defiance" drawn up and
circulated by the socialists. or the
$50 men and women who signed the
resolutions. SO were arrested and more
than a dozen. including a woman, are
still in the county Jail.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-02
DISPLAYS MOTION PICTURE
TO PROVE AN ALIBl

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Fired
Brokaw OF Tacoma. in custody here
awaiting extradition to Pittsburg,
where he is charged with assault to
commit robbery. offered as an alibi
motion pictures of himself. said to
have been taken September 5 in front
of theater in San Francisco. His
alleged crime was committed In Pitts
burg.
Brokaw's attorneys had the film
shown on screen and Brokaw was
seen in the crowd advancing into the
lobby of the theater.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-02
HANSEL SENTENCED
TO HANG NOVEMBER II

ASTORIA. Ore, Oct. Oswald C,
Hansel. convicted last Saturday of the
murder of former Judge Taylor. was
sentenced by Judge Campbell to be
hanged at the state penitentiary at
Salem on Friday, November IA. Han
sci collapsed when the sentence was
pronounced and fell from the chair in
which he was sitting. Hansel on Sep
tember Il shot and instantly killed
Judge Taylor at the railroad station
in tbs city because the latter had act
ed as his wife's attorney in a divorce
proceedings.