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heard the rising note in Miss Polly's
voice. think Mrs. Stacey had meant
to offer her money but changed her
plan in time. Anyway, by the time
Mr.. James came in both women were
crying and there was three-corner-
ed fight in progress. Miss Polly in
sisted that James should take her out
of the house forever.
The next thing have to tell you is
that, having said she never changed,
like all such persons, Mrs. Stacey did
change. l guess her love for Mr..
James was pretty deep after all. A
couple of weeks later Miss Polly was
installed in the Stacey house and had
given up her work at the store.
This was the agreement: Miss Pol
ly was to be educated" for one whole
year to see whether she could shake
off her commences sufficiently to
make her manageable to Mr.. James.
Of course nobody was to meet her,
but then the Staceys hadn't any
friends a1iyway-they weren't that
kind. A few acquaintance, and once
in while one of them to dinner. But
even then they wouldn't meet Miss
Polly, and if they did they wouldn't
know, because she came to us as
companion to Mrs. Stacey.
Think of that, sir, to make your
sons future wife, companion. And
she was to study and have tutor and
learn fleportmelt-bu 1t was all done
in such a sly, malicious manner l
don't see how any girl could have
stood for it.
But Miss Polly was a brick. She,
knew that MIR. James loved her and
she was willing to undergo a good
deal for him. l know that he went
down on his knees to her when she
refused at first and begged her to
overlook his mothers oddities.
when we are married it will be diff
ferent, DEAR" he said.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
CHAPTER 9Th. +. No. 5,s

torial and Representative districts and
to apportion anew the Senators and Repre-
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section l.. That (for the next Legislature
s sba,, th heye been until made; a the new se aggerti eS fs't
State shall be composed Of sixty.seven mem
bers and the House Of Representatives shall
be composed Of one hundred and Thirty men,
Sec. 2. That the representatives in. the
Senate and House OF Representatives be ap-
Senatorial and representative districts, to-
witt FIRST
The First District shall be composed Of the
counties of Houston and Fillmore, and shall
be entitled to elect one Senator and three
REPRESENTATIVES.
The representative districts shall be divided
The County of Houston shall constitute one
district and shall be entitled to elect one
representative.
district and shall be entitled to elect one
Representative.
The Counties Of Houston and Fillmore shall!
to elect one Representative.
SECOND DISTRICT.
The second district shall be composed of the
elect one Senator and two Representatives.
The representative districts shall be divided
The city of winona shall constitute one
district and shall be entitled to elect one
Representative.
The County of Winona Except the City Of
Winonal shall constitute one district and shah
be entitled to elect one Representative.
THIRD DISTRICT.
The third district shall be composed Of the
County of Wabasha and shall be entitled to
elect. one Senator and one Representative.
- FOURTH DISTRICT.
The fourth district shall be composed Of the
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
T~WEATY-THIRD DISTRICT.

The twentv-third district shall be composed
Of the County of Renville and shall be en-
titled to elect one Senator and one Repre-
TwENTY-FoURrH DISTRICT.
The twenty-fourth district shall be COM
Posed cp;e1e9 OF the sed c epnt; 81 Of sn La qu Il P s1rnt and
Senator and two Representatives.
The representative districts shall be divid-
The County Of Lac qui Parle shall consti-
tute one district and shall be entitled to elect
one Representative.
The. County of Chippewa shall constitute
one district and shall be entitled to elect one
Representative.
TIE twenty-ffth district shall be composed
of the Counties Of Swift and kandiyohi and
shall be entitled to elect one Senator and two
The representative districts shall be divid-
ed as follows:
district and shall be entitled to elect one
The county Of Kandiyohi shall constitute
one district and shall be entitled to elect one
TWENTY-sIxTH DISTRICT.
The twenty-sixth district shall be comnos-
titled to elect one Senator and one Repre-
q MISUNDERSTANDING DISTRICT.
The twenty-seventh district shall be com com
posed Of the County, of Wright and shall. be
entitled to elect one Senator and two Rep
feseN'A !TlSWEiNrY-E1GHTH DISTRICT.
The twenty-eighth district shall be COM
posed Of the First Ward, ard the First Pre-
cinct of the Tenth Ward and the First. Sec
ond. and Fourth Precincts Of Third Ward.
and the Fourth and Fifth Precincts of the
Ninth Ward Of the City of Minneapolis
and shall be entitled % elect one Senator and
two Representatives III.
; TWENTY-NlN1H DISTRICT.
The twenty-ninth district shall be COM
posed Of the Second Ward and the First, Sec
ond. Third, Sixth. Seventh. Eighth and
Ninth precincts Of the Ninth Ward of the
City of Minneapolis and the town OF ST.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
CHAPTER sols. F. No. II.

AAAS cS|Ss = ~ 1
ACT relating to railroad rates in this
state and to increase the powers and further
define the duties Of the board of railroad
and warehouse commission in relation to the
same and to define, prevent, and punish UNI
Just discrimination in the rates charged for
the transportation Of freight on railroads in
this state, and prohibiting any railway COM
spany doing. business in this state from
charging or receiving any greater compensa-
tion for the transportation Of a like kind or
any description for a shorter than for a
longer distance over the same line and en-
. powering and directing the board Of railroad
promulgate a schedule Of reasonable maxi
mum rate of charges for the transportation
of railroad and warehouse commission with
power OF classification of freight and Of rates
and railroads and prescribing a mode of
thereto and providing penalties and punish
ments for violations Of the provisions there
De it enacted by the Legislature of the State
Section j: If any Railway corporation shall,
ton of freight CT any description upon its
Railroad for any distance within this State, a
greater amount Of freight, toll or compensa-
lccted or received for the Transportation Of like
quantity of freight of the same class over a
shall charge. collect or receive at any point
upon, its road a higher rate of freight, toll or
compensation for receiving, handling or deliv-
cring freight of the same class and quantity
than it shall at the same time charge. collect
or receive at any other point Upon the same
or receive for the transportation Of any freight
of any description over its Railway a greater
amount as freight. toll. or compensation than
shall at the same time be charged. collected or
received by 1t for the transportation OF a like
quantity of freight of the same class being
transported over any portion of the same Rail-
way of equal distance; or If it shall charge,
collect or receive from any person a higher or
ton than it shall at the same time charge,
collect or receive from any other person for
receiving. handling Or delivering freight. Of
the same class and like quantity at the same
point upon its Railway; or if it shall charge.
collect or receive from any person for thc
transportation Of any freight upon Its Railway
compensation than 1t shall at the same time
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4Ar9G1rE WyUzSA5G&a
elect one Senator and one Representative.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
counties of Dodge and Mower and shall be
entitled to elect one Senator ana two Repre-
The representative districts shall be divided
as follows: t
The County of Dodge shall constitute one
district and shall be entitled 10 elect one
The County Of Mower shall constitute one
district and shall be entitled to elect one
SIXTH DISTRICT
The sixth district shall be composed OF the
County of Freeborn and shall be entitled ITO
SEVENTH
The seventh district shall be, composed Of
titled to elect one Senator and one Represen-
- EIGHTH DISTRICT.
The eighth district shall be composed OF the
County Of Blue Earth and shall be entitled
to elect one Senator and two Representatives..
The representative districts shall be divided
The first district shall be composed of the
townships Of Sterling. Shelby, Pleasant Mound.
n naa Vsll ssrno 5nd LMae0' G:am Gbrnsn South soeSi Da send.
and the Fourth. Fifth and Sixth Wards Of
the City Of Mankato and the .a village ragge. Of Am. Am
constitute one district and shall be entitled
to elect one Representative: .
tna The fon seeGnd d u; Man, shall De- Dan s9mpos Meao o.
Beauford, Lyra. Rapidan, Decoria. MCPHERSON:
Mankato. LIE Ray, Lime and Jamestown and
the First, Second and Third Wards Of the
City Of Mankato together with the Villages
of Napoleon. Good Thunder, st. Clair, Eagle
Lake and Madison Lake shall constitute one
and shall be entitled to elect one
i'epFe'en'a''Vs S1NrH DISTRICT.
The ninth district shall be composed Of the
Counties of Watonwan and Martin and shall
be entitled to elect one Senator and two
The representative districts shall be divided
as follows: s.
The County Of Waterman. shall constitute
one district and shall be entitled to- elect
one Representative
The County Of Martin shall constitute one
district and shall be entitled to elect one
Representative.
TENTH DISTRICT.
The tenth district shall be composed Of the
Of Cottonwood and jackson and shall
be entitled to elect one Senator and two
Representatives. $3.50 80,
The representative districts shall be divided
as follows:
one district and shall be entitled to elect one
The County Of jackson shall constitute one
district and shall be entitled to elect one
Representative.
Approved March 20. 1918.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02

sr = special meeting called for that ex.
pressly stated purpose. by q majority vote Of
its members present and voting; or by q ma
within one year after having been thereby
duly authorized by a specific resolution duly
adopted at such meeting of the members, and
q certificate duly executed by its president
and secretary under . the corporate seal Of
the company, II it have one, and approved.
Alcd and recorded in the manner prescribed
by this chapter for the approval, filing and
recording of the original certificate.
Sec. 8. That Section 13, Of Chapter All.
follows:
Sec. 1s. No township mutual fire insur-
ance company, heretofore organized and no
company organized pursuant to this act shall!
the town or towns In which such company
is authorized by Its certificate or articles OF
Incorporation to transact business, except per-
sonal property temporarily outside OF such au-
thorized territory and except as hereinafter
further provided: nor shall any township mutu-
al fire insurance company insure any properly
buildings and their contents. live stock, farm
machinery, automobiles, farm produce any
where on the premises, churches. schoolhouses,
society and town d halls; country maSson nlaess| and
used in connection herewith. b~utterpakers'
dwelling houses and contents, and parns ana
contents used in connection Herewith.
No such company shall insure any property
within the limit Of any. city or village ex,
cept that located upon lands actually used
ever the dwelling house of any person In
eurcd is within the limits of q town where
the company In authorized to DO business
and the farm on which such dwellings Is sit.
uated is partly within and partly. without
such town, it may include In such insurance
any outbuildings, farm produce. stock o.
Approved March Is, 1918.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
CHAPTER s5--H. F. No. 1875.

AN C to validate and Confirm certain VII
larc Corporations.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
OF Minnesota:
Section L. That all villages incorporated
Dr. attempted to be Incorporated under and
pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 9, Re-
vised Laws of Minnesota, 1903. and acts
continuously maintained and still maintain a
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
NTH INSTRUCT

NTH X
district shall be COM
Ward and the First, Sec
Seventh. Eighth and
the Ninth Ward of the
and the town OF ST.
Of Hennepin and shall
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
CHAPTER s1-H. F. No. 7ee.

CHAEIER 01-+11. =. NV. 1--WE. -
AN ACT to amend, section 2 Of CHAPTER III:
Of Chapter XXI. Of the General Laws OF
Minnesota for 1870 relating to a act to
authorize the incorporation OF cities. ana
fixing the duties Of mayor Of such cities.
Be it enacted by the legislature OF the State
Section /. That Section 2 of CHAPTER III;
OF Chapter XXI Of the General Laws OF
Minnesota for 1870. be and the same Is here
by amended so as to read as: follows:
Sec. 2. The mayor shall take care that the
laws Of the state and the ordinances OF the
city are duly observed and enforced. and that
all other executive officers Of the city dis
charge their respective duties. He shall from
time to time give the common council such
information and such measures
as he may deem advantageous to the city.
The mayor shall be the chief executive officer
end head Of the police of the city, and sh,!i
appoint such police officers and watchman,
except when otherwise provided for; ana III
case Of q riot or other disturbances he may
sppoint as many specia! or temporary, con-
stables as he may deem necessary; and any
police officer or Waterman. appointed by the
mayor ~ Aforesaid, may be discharged from
office by him whenever IN his opinion the
welfare Of the city may demand 1t, or a re-
duction Of their number renders 1t necessary:
In case Of q tic vote in the common council
upon any measure. when all the aldermen are
present ana voting. he shall be called in Nand
may vote with the common council upon the
question upon which the vote Is a tie.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after Its passage.
Approved March IL, 1913.
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cuAprER e2-H. r No. "a

. 9C-d. r. NO. IA.
AN ACT to amend Chapter Four Hundred
Forty-nine N4s) Of the General Laws Of
Minnesota for 1907, being an act to pro-
hibit the granting to or use BY Sna any person person
leges withheld from any other person and
to fix a penalty for the violation thereof.
That section one i of chapter 44s of the
general Laws Of Minnesota for the yea, one
ana the same is hereby amended SO as to
Section i. Giving Of passes by railroads.
1908. it shall be Unlawful for any person,
association, co-partnership. or corporation. or
in any manner furnish to any person. either
for himself or another, any free pass or
frank, or r,, any special .f E P priv a{Ser or na reduction lon
the travelling accommodation or transportation
of any person or property, or the transmits
cert to persons included within the Glasses
hereinafter, designated and limited, and it
shall also be o nn3aWfu al,t for any ny person eIs or per
matter excepted or limited to solicit or re-
ce!ve. either for himself or another from
corporation, or use in any manner or for any
purpose any free pass or frank or special
privilege withheld nhe;Goa fr9m any an tr person for t}rn the ne
any person or property or the ansmissio
of any message or communication: provided.
shall be construed to prohibit or to make
unlawful the issuing or giving of any such
to any person or persons within the classes
hereinafter excepted or limited or the ac-
~ceptance or use of the same by persons within
such classes, that is to say, officers, bona fde
agents, surgeons, physicians. attorneys ana
employees Of such railroad or other companies
emit members of their families. the duly elect
ed representatives of railroad labor organiza-
age. ministers Of religion, secretaries of
Young Mems Christian associations, persons
mosynary work. INDECENT. destitute and home
less persons. and such persons when trans
ported by charitable societies or hospitals or
by public charity, and necessary agents en-
ployed in such transportation. inmates Of ma
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02

EANsST1 ~sLA-Eh2 :. yEHE@Et rEEt RE TWAhEE
legalized. validated and confirmed. and ne
clared legally Incorporated villages. without
Talory Included in the corporate limits thereof
~ = plated. or Is, urban or agricultural IN
IN fnaf fais cct P Prov however. that nothing
ton or proceeding now pending in any OF
the courts in this state. ].
sec. This act shall take effect and De
IN Iorce from and after its passage.
Approved March 10, 1913.
CHAPTER sG-H. F. No. $50. =.
as used in the laws of the State of Mime
sofa. to the term state forest"
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature of the State
of Minnesota:
Section i. The. term forest reserve. as
now used and contained IN the laws Of the
Seaee OF :, Minnesota, shall be and the same is
Approved March 10, 1913,
CHAPTER S7-H. F. No. 400.
AN ACT authorizing the Boards Of County
commissioners to construct and maintain
screens at the inlets and outlets of nav
iigable lakes. for the detention Of fish there
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
Section !; When. the whole or major part
OF any nayigable lake which has been stocked
situated in a sir. Single S"t eount S.at the s County Board d
thereof. in order to maintain such fish there
IN and prevent their escape therefrom, may
erect and maintain. at the inlets and out
pose. and such County Board shall have
power to appropriate from the County Treas
ury all necessary moneys for the erection and
maintenance Of such screens: when such lake
is situated In two or more counties, the Coun-
ty Eoards thereof may Jointly provide for the
erection ard maintenance of such screens. the
expense thereof to be borne equally between
said counties. and such County Boards shall
rave power to appropriate from the County
Treasury Of their respective counties all nee
essary moneys for said purpose. 49,
Sec. q All acts and parts Of acts .incon-
repealed.
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect AMI be
in force from and after it's passage.
Approved March 10, 1913.
CHAPTER Ssh. F. No. GA.
AN ACT placing the authority for the cree
ton and construction of new buildings al
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section 1. The State Board of Control
shall have and exercise full authority in the
erection and construction of new buildings at
10 be erected and constructed by authority
Of the State or old buildings to be remodeled
1t shall be the duty Of the Board Of Control
TO cause to be prepared plans and specifca-
lions for the same, but in SO doing. 1t shall
consult with the trustees of the Soldiers
tions and shall adopt and carry OUT 80 far as
it deems practicable their requests and de-
sires In the matter.
Sec. 2. All acts and parts Of acts in.
consistent herewith are hereby repealed.
Approved March 10. 1918.
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1NS =, FoRTY-NINTH DISTRICT.
The forty-ninth district shall be. composed
Of the counties Of Clay and Wilkin and shall
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The forty-sixth district shall be composed
Of the Villages Of Holding, Freeport. Albany,
mond, Kimbail Prairie. Avon, New Munich
and Spring Hill, and the towns Of Holding,
Farming, Munson. Eden Lake, Avon, College.
vile, Wakefield, Luxembourg, Maine Prairie,
Fair Haven, Ashley, Sank Center. Melrose,
George. Spring Hill, Crow Lake, Grow River,
Lake Henry, Zion and Paynesville, and the
Cities Of Sank Center and Melrose situated
in the County of Stearns and shall be en-
titled to elect one Senator and two Repre-
sentatives.
The representative districts shall be divided
The Villages Of Metre Grove. Brooten. Bel
ef Ashley. Sank Center =, MelroSe Raymond
Spring Hill, Crow Lake, Grow River. Lake
Henry, Zion and Paynesville, and the Cities
of Sank Center and Melrose shall constitute
The Villages Of Holding. Freeport, Albany
Eden Elder v RimH,, St: pn Martin i1,a Cole s Rrm u1 Rich,
and the towns of Holding, wildwood, Oak, st.
Martin. Krain, Albany: Farming, Munson,
Eden dsnmh Lake M AXSn' pr gd1]ege aad Fay Mak Masel
shall constitute one district and shall be en-
titled to elect one Representative.
FORTY-SEVENTH DISTRICT.
The forty-seventh district shall be com
posed of the Counties of Douglas and Pope
and shall be entitled to elect one Senator and
two Representatives. ;
The representative districts shall be divided
The County Of Douglas shall constitute one
district and shall be entitled to elect ono
The County of Pope shall constitute, one
district and shall be entitled to elect one
Representative.
FORTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT.
The forty-eighth district shall be composed
of the counties Of Grant, Stevens. Traverse
and Bigstone and shall be entitled to elect one
Senator and four Representatives.
The representative districts shall be divided
as follows:
district and shall be entitled to elect one
REPRESENTATIVE.
district and shall be entitled to elect one
The county of Traverse shall constitute one
district and shall be entitled to elect one rep
The county Of Bigstope shall constitute one
district and shall be entitled to elect one rep
resentatlvc.
7-I FO~RTY-NINTH DISTRICT.
H. The forty-ninth district shall be compose1
~ +bo, oo,,niioS nf CLAW and WilEin and shall
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o4-s. r. No. 121.
AN ACT to amend Section 484, Revised Law,
OF 1907, relating to powers Of county
. it enacted by the Legislature Of tho State,
OF Minnesota: N
Section /. Subdivision LIB Of section 4s4,
Revised Laws 1906, Of the state Of Minnesota,
Is hereby amended so as to read as follows:
lib. In Counties having more than 200, 900
population, and less than 275,0oo population.
to appropriate. not to exceed twenty-five
thousand dollars in each year for the i'm
provement Of navigable lakes lying wholly
or partly within such county"
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage,
Approved March 20, 1913.
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TWENTY-N
The ~twenty-ninth
posed Of the Second
ond. Third. Sixth,
Ninth precincts Of
City Of Minneapolis
Anthony in the Coul
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CHAPTER s7-H. +. No. 49e.

ACT authorizing the Boards Of County
Commissioners to construct and maintain
screens at the inlets and outlets Of nav
in.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-17

Gable News
CALIFORNIA
HAS ANOTHER
ALIEN BILL
ASSOCIATED Press cable.l


SACRAMENTO, Cal, April 10
Fresh fuel was thrown on the already
blazing America panese controversy,
originating in the AntiAlien Land Bill
how in the state senate. by the intro.
duction into the assembly yesterday of
new anti-Japanese bill. The meas
IRE now in the senate is taken by
Japan as directly aimed at the Japan
csc land owners and the Japanese
farmers occupying leased land in the
state The new bill, which has passed
first reading in the assembly, is taken
by the japanese as aimed directly
against the Japanese now engaged in
the fishing industry up and down the
Californian coast.
The bin, which passed first reading
unanimously, is intended to place
license fee of 500 year on all, fish
ermen who are not citizens or who
are ineligible to become such. AS the
fishing industry of California is now
Iearly altogether in the hands of the
japanese, the measure has aroused
the greatest indignation among the
Japanese residents of the state The
license fee is regarded as practically
prohibitive.