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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER 14o-s r. No. 71s.

10 CHAPTER 140-S. r. No. TO.
AN ACT to repeal all Of the laws and parts
OF laws providing for standing appropr1a-
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the State
+, OF Minnesota: .# rJs -
Section 1. standing appropriation within
me- sne tmesning Of this act is one which sets
amount Of public money or funds of the state
revenue fund for expenditure for any purpose
ana makes that amount or some part of it
available for use continuously and at time
more distant than the end Of the second
fiscal year after the session of the legisla-
ture at which such appropriation is made.
Every appropriation stated to be an IAN
proprfated, and every appropriation described
by equivalent terms or language Is to be in
Guided among. the standing appropriations as
hereinbefore defined. -,
+ Sec. 2. Each and every provision of tho
laws OF Minnesota constituting standing APP
propriation of money from the revenue fund,
or derived from any revenue OF the state, or
ment Of any money from the treasury of tho
state is hereby repealed, except in cases
where there is provision for a tax levy or
fees or receipts for any purpose and set
The miscelianeous receipts Of all state educa,
tional, charitable and penal institutions, and
the State Agricultural Society,", and all stand
ing or continuous appropriations not based
provided. are hereby abolished and terminated,
and each and every word, clause and para
graph providing for such appropriations Is
hereby stricken from the laws Of this state
All acts containing provisions for standing
appropriations shall remain unafeected by this
act except as to such appropriations and the
amount thereof.
sitter August /. 1913. 40 H.
:. Approved March 81, 1913
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER 11S-S. p. No. lol.

AN ACT to amend Sections :, g. z, II, 10
and 10 Of Chapter 145 of the General Laws
dxing the salary and COMPENSATION Of the
sheriff, county. attorney. register Of deeds.
clerk Of district court superntendent Of
number Of assistants, deputies. clerks and
in all counties which now have or may
hereafter have, . population Of over 100, 600
inhabitants and less than 100000 1nhabi-
Be it enacted by tho Legislature Of the State
Section l. That Sections 5, 8. 7, -, 10 and
10 Of the General Laws Of Minnesota for 1911
be and the same hereby are amended SO that
''To Appoint Assistants with Approval Of
District Judges-compensation Of Such As AS,
appoint and employ, with the approval Of one
more Of the district judges. first assistant
o ptf mho sa be pia the
second assistant who shall be paid the sum
Of 800 per annum n and and in like
Of $1,000 per annum; ali Of said assistants
shall be attorneys duly admitted to practice
office and execute bond in all respects the
auired to execute and all said assistants shall
be fully authorized and empowered to do and
any h all dae, Of tai tt
, office Of such County Attorney; such assistant
county attorneys shall also receive actual and
penaes shall al es and eS he
manner other bills against the county.
County Attorney to Employ stenographer at
ney may also employ help for stenographic
and typewriting work. but the aggregate of
Ill salaries and expenses for such stenographic
annum.
salary Of Register Of Deeds n Same coun n.
deeds Of ali counties which now have. or
which N az have lon OF
SXs5 9G
superintendent to APp p1a Assstant-sal
shah not BE- be- more than $500 per .nSa% mum
s@Rsy sP for 81
salary Of Judge Of Probate in Same County
which may OF 9
over one hundred and nifty thousand inha ,a
. lies; bs
In addition to said salary the actual COM
Pen.stien for clerk hire - IN the once Of :Yen
s se be fG : ;sify tn; tho y q ses
ditions1 Clerical ana .senographic hire.
In addition to ths above xsa ssae: the
and allow tho actual and necessary expendi-
lures incurred BY such Judge Of Probate and
an attendant clerk in the performance OF Of
ncial duties outside the limits Of the county
seat.
Salary Of County Treasurer in Same County
Sec. 10. The salary Of the county treas
urer Of all counties which now have or which
may hereafter have q population Of over $780,
600 Inhabitants, and less than 100000 in
Sec. = Ali acts or parts Of acts that are
inconsistent with this act ar. hereby re-
pealed
in force from and after its passage.
Approved March 20, 1918.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09

S vi
8of 0dalf ln case 49,
sn 49, ~
e
re- oF s SSI shali be hf.y ~
certificate Of Sregistratinn or @licenss ~ ~
sued BY the proper Board ct any Stase me- y.
be- accepted. as evidence OF on fgx
reg1stration In this State: provided. the noidr.
ton ne iesal possessor .of diploma, issued
BY - Medical College In good standing. in,
this State. ana that the date thereof v az
prior to the legal requirements Of the examl-
nation test in this state =. Il.
rulings or decisions of the appropriate Of
ncers or Boards thereof any burden. DBL ~
ability i. put upon clans registered an
this State: Or holding &dip lomas from Medical
COLLEGES IN this State. which are In good
standing therein. AFFECTING the right OF said
physicians TO. be rsgistsred or admitted 70
burdens. obligations, requirements, disqual-
fcations. or disability shall be put upon tho
registration in this State OF physicians regis
tered in said State or hol ding diplomas from
Medical Colleges situated therein. :.
. Sec. 8. The Board may refuse { to grant a
license to- or MAJ revoke the license OF, any.
person guilty of immoral, dishonorable, or un-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER 1ss-H. F. No. Az.

s. CHAPTER 138-H. r. No. AZ
AN ACT prohibiting the hunting killing or
moiesting Of squirrels within my public
park, or other public grounds Of any City or
Village of this State. or within q quarter
: of a mile thereof. y.S 80 Il
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota: 49, w ~ E5f5z5.,
SON to hunt. shoot. catch, take, kill or modest
in manner any fox, grey, black, red, flying
or other timber squirrel in any manner what.
or other public grounds Of any City or Village
Of this State. or within quarter Of . mile
thereof.
provisions Of this act shall be guilty OF mis-
demeanor. Cr ~ s.sl
Sec. g. This act shall tale effect and be in
force from and after its passage and ap--
Sec. A. All acts inconsistent with this act
are hereby repealed. Z
Approved March n, 19lS. n%
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER 1866. r. No. @. s

tracts for sale Of land ana the servics OF
said notice. s5s
Be = enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Section l. That Section 4442, Revised Laws
1905, be ana the same is hereby amended 80
as to read as follows: s$ s5E, Ia
Sec. 4442 When default IS made In the
tconditions. of any contract for the conveyance
the vendor has a right to terminate the
same, he may do 40 by serving upon the pur-
chaser, his personal Representatives or as
signs. a notice specifying the conditions IN
that such contract will terminate thirty days
after the service Of such notice unless prior
thereto the purchaser shall comply with such
conditions and pay the costs Of service. Such
provisions in the contract to the contrary,
and shall be served in the same manner IS a
summons in the district court. II the person
to be served IL not Q resident OF the state, or
return Of the sheriff of the county where the
real estate lies that he cannot be found In
service shall be made BY three weeks pub
Ice s''e Of said notice without the state, proved
by the AFFIDAVIT OF the person making the
same, made before an authorized officer hav-
ing seal, shall have the same eject ~ the
published notice herein provided ZOE ls WITH saa
plies with such conditions and pays the costs
Of service, tho contract shall be thereby rein
stated, but otherwise shall terminate A
fSe e tas notice a e ef ss vsaas
agent or attorney. showing that the Ilr.
chaser has not complied with the terms OF
the notice, may be recorded with the Ree1ster
of Deeds, and shall be- prdna nac1e evidence
Sec 2. This act shall take e4kect ard be
= Approved March 81, 1918. 81 n
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09

i r-iF CHAPTER 133-f1. p. 1NOs OOO > .a
AN ACT authorizing appropriations by the
Board Of County Commissioners In coun-
ties now or hereafter having q population
Of not less than one hundred fifty thou
sand inhabitants nor more than Two nun
bred twenty-five thousand Inhabitants. Tor
=, public improvements in or about navigaole
lakes or streams emptying into or con-
Be it Enacted BY the Legislature Of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section l. That whenever there exists In
any organized county In the State Of Min
nesota, now or hereafter having q poRula-
ton Of not less than one hundred nfty thou
dred twenty Ave thousand inhabitants. q nav
igable lake or lakes which Is. or are. wholly,
or "a to the greater part thereof. within tho
limits Of said county. the board OF county
commissioners Of said county Is hereby au-
thorized and empowered to appropriate not
to Z exceed the sum Of Ten Thousand
$50 600. OO) Dollars from the general revenue
fund st said county, for public improves
ments on or about said lake or lakes. or on
or about any stream emptying into such lake
or lake. or connecting one Of such lakes with
smother of such lakes, by dredging or open
ing the channel Of navigation in such lakes,
nv dredging or opening the channel OF anavl-
cation in such lake, or in such stream or
otherwise improving the same. ~ IL II
provided. that the population Of any county,
shall he determined by the Official census next
preceding any appropriation made under the
nrovision of this acr.sYEJs Il
:. Sec 8 This act shall take effect land be
IN force from and after its passage.
Approved March -. 1918. 3 Izt \
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER 1855. F. No. 1e1.

CHAPTER 1873 8. F. NO. 1o1. 4,
AN ACT entitled IAN Act to authorize cities
in the State OF Minnesota now or hereaites
having q population OF over fifty thousand
Inhabitants, to issue; and sell bonds Tor &C
quiring and improving sites for children 8
public Fairgrounds.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature or the stare
Of Minnesota: Ess
Section i. Any city in the State Of Mime
9GT
thcrized and empowered, acting by and
through the common council Of such city, BY
Of not less than three fourths Of all members
elect OF such common council, to issue ana
sell not exceeding Fifty Thousand lSso !qt,
the proceeds thereof to be used for acquiring
and improving sites for children's public play
!. IN 'q PARKS ses
board or other governing body having direc-
e eifh ana aud si fund. derived from the sale
Of the bonds hereby authorized shall De cred
tied to the park fund Of such city, to he he
and purposes Of such children's public play
tyeave Thousand = Dollars is25,0oO par value
Of such bonds shall be issued during any one
Sec. 2. The bonds authorized by section
one of this act, or. any portion thereof. may
be issued and sold by any such city not
withstanding aEy Limitation on contained IN the e
the bonded irde6tedness Of such city. but the
and
any bonds issued under this act and for the
current interest thereon, and the ;.Eg common
in the tax levy for such city sufficient
amount to provide for the payment OF such
abe sinline fSnd forsthe REDEMPTION 81 sucn
bonds at their maturity. s5s n
. Sec. B. No bonds hereunder shall be issued
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
. on APTER 139 n e; aNo 81

AN5sACT ito amend chapters2 S6 5ofs the Cen
eral@ LaWsGSof Minnesota for q COS, sbSiins
a@sicians other q ates to- practice smedi-
Bs Il Fnsstsd1 So the # s. ne
"a Section That Chapter 30 TOT The General
LaWsp Of Minnesota for il 9u5 the same
I THAT tfl4as state AedIeaIS Examins
Ing Board. either. WI or
tionss may grant license t63 my sphy3iciah
licensed to- practice by q aim boa ia ~
smother State and who holds III Get
beeil made Tby the proper sSf my stats
III which IN aaveraEe grade RI not less len
SEVENTY per u ss the
of such terti6cake havinx AT sflie tisile
,Of said exaninat ton the leENik q
ssfandinR fl this State. hicI said
may he epted in y exam
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09


ne
es 8 is' 81 sss 81 ss
sherit % the counties bf Glass b.. $90o
shsTis s s sSpnties
. .Sslias IS % sos'ntiss & Clos a.
and g SHERIFF. 81 the counties Of .'Cl $3.50
500; but the said several sherifts shali elso
Pc alloWeds the expenses necessarily incurred
duties Tor their said respective counties. which
shall. be allowed and paid ia the same nlsnneE
and allowed. except that the ! expenses On
CURED by them In performing the serxtces
required Of them I'm connection with insane
and paid as therein provided.
All claims for livery hire shall stats the
have attached thereto q receipt for the anount
paid Tor such livery signed by the person
Sec. 4. Whenever it shall appear Is, the
county board Of any such county, upon q show
ing made BY the sheriff thereof, that the sat
services performed BY such sheriff for such
amount Of such salary III any just and: 4. .rea J,
action In the premises may appeal to the
district court within thirty, days thereafter
BY fling notice Thereof the audi: .Sa
the county board. whether IN term time or
summa rily determine the amount of salary to
be paid any such sheriff during the remainder
Of his term Of Office, and enter an order
filed with the county auditor forthwith:
Sec Is. The salaries hereinbefore provided
Of jailers or matrons Or the pay Of deputies
whose attendance Is required at terms Of court
nor the compensation allowed the sherirs
a RI md "a n nf
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-14
ARREST JOHNSON
On TRAIN GO|NC
To CANADA
DATTLE CREEK. MICH. Ian
ID 14-Jack johnson. chamnion

DATTLE CREEK, MICH Jar
D 14.-Jack Johnson. cbamnt@S
negro pugilist. indicted "a.
violation of the Mann act. is IN ior
here today, He was taken oas .
Grand Trunk train bound for "a,
ada at $40 o'clock this uorrin.
His second wife, formerly Tuc,io
Cameron, was with him. She aIaa
is in jail
johnson was under $50. 600 bo,s
to the United States district oourt
here. The terms of his bond rro
Vided that he should not leave III.
jurisdiction of the court.
He is being detained here IN "A.
vice from Special Investigator IA.
woody, of the department Of 1u..
tice in Chicago. Dewoody in HI,
telegram stated that he feared
johnson was on his way to Canada
TO escape prosecution for violation
OF the white slave law.
johnson explained that ne was an
his way to Toronto to see his oI8
manager, Tom Flanagan, regarding
an offer he had received from Tom
O'Rourke to put on a fight in Paris
between Johnson and Al Palzer
Il couldn't afford to let nv moth.
er's house go, besides the bond that
have up" Johnson explained as he
denied that he had any intentio,
Of running away from the prosecu.
ton. Il couldn't afford to turn
down any fight offer l have, ether
Jack exhibited a telegram in
which an offer of $25, 600 for a fight
in Paris was made.
The telegram was dated Los An.
geles and said that the offer had
been made by NJ. Lippe, represent.
ing Mr., Vincent, of Paris.
The message was signed by Tom
O'Rourke. 1t expressed the hone
that Johnson would get out Of his
present troubles without difficulty.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-14
Facial Resemblance Between Ex- President
Castro and "Lou'' Is Extremely Marked

The famous ball
of
striking resemblance.
Lou
dark facial
the
the eyes almost
the Of
alike of the mouth
The lining under the similar
strkngy bottom Elk President
Castro the persists
"a O pass for brothers
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-14

ING?" And Lou fairly shr1eked
with the rage that shook him.
Nothing" said his jumps, short
ly, and turned away.
Lou, with vocabulary all but ex-
hausted, turned. too, Then, luck
lessly he thought Of one thing he
had overlooked. Turning in a flash
he yelped, 'mallet-head."
In another flash the jumps turned
also: That "mallet- head costs you
$40"
And it did.
7 Asst year Lou really Quilted down.
- He was sent from but one game
and received but one fine. He had
his team In a fair way of winning
a pennant, too, when trouble with
the club president made 1t neces-
sary for him to let a couple Of
stars go, and this shot his team to
pieces He had a lot of old South
ern leaguers for while. but Brit
ton and Douglas We're sold, Pitts
burg gobbled up Erskine Mayer and
Becker was drafted by the Oakland
club; SO he viii face the flag this
year with only Garvin and himself
as representatives Of the "oId
guard"
Castro has arranged again for
a number of players who are cast
hN nA fnL- IA }, !,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-14
COTTON STATES LEAGUE
HAS SIX CLUBS THIS YEAR

JACKSON, MISS, Jan. r4.-Ths Cotton
States league held its annual meeting
Redus, Of Meridian. to the presidency re.
Gently vacated by Arthur Lewis.
Efforts TO organize an eight team league
were thwarted by the failure Of Hattes,
ton was perfected by the granting i
franchises to Selma, Ala, and 10 Me-.
ridian, Clarksdale. Greenwood, Columbus
and Jackson, Miss.
The opening date was set for Thurs
day, April 10, with games at Columbus
Greenwood and CIarkstlale.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-14
SCHEDULE MAKERS WILL
MEET ABOUT JANUARY q

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Jan. i4-T1F'
Southern league schedule committee VIZ
meet in Chattanooga probably about Jaals
uary 20 or 81. President Andrews, Of u,
Chattanooga club, has invited tae otlsii
members of the committee and has hesN
The committee consists of President Kay
anaugh, President Andrews, Msnas2
Charles Frank OF New Orleans, ana ~
COlsOn.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-14
BLAKE BREAKS RECORD
FOR GOALS AT EMORY

OXFORD, GA. Jan. 14.-Blake stsI
senior basket ball player, broke his own
record, which was the college record, YES
terday for the number of goals thrown IN
one game He threw 10 goals ana had i
game was played between the senoTt
and Sophomores and resulted IN the NJ
per class beating the Sophs 81 to 90 Tts
game was featured by Blake's sDeotacQ.
lar goal throwing and Lasseter's guard.
ing.
The second game between the Juniors
and ub-Freshmen was somewhat rough
and, freely punctuated with fowls. Ths
final score was juniors "a, Subs g.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-14
KELLY GETS UNEXPECTED
DECISION OVER BRONSON

MEMPHIS, TENN. Jan. 14.-"spiks'
Kelly, the Chicago welterweight, slr.
prtsed Ray Bronson In the revival Of
the boxing game at the Phoenix Ath'
letic club last night when he stood up
under terrific rushes and came back
strong enough to get the decision over
the Indianapolis boxer at tie conclusion
of the eighth round.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-14
ATLANTA LOSES SENATORS.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA Jan =
The Washington American -
team will do it's training here again e., ~
coming March. Arrangements 10. s.,.
been made whereby the Delta ~ l,I,
ternity Of the University of usu.El
viii Nturn over its frat house "
baseball players. In case A''97
Griffith had been unable to get .N'
house he would have taken hls i'a"
Atlanta
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-14
GRIFF TURNS MUSSER
OVER TO BILL SMIll

Manager Clark Griffith has tlrne.sI
Pitcher Musser over to the Atan''I
club. ,,,d
The Washington manager wired p 2rs
Smith this morning that the "siNg,9
had gone through and that the lli H.
was now the property Of the traeN'-
club
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-14
BILLY DYER TO MANAGE TEAM

Billy Dyer. former Atlanta thTd TX.
man. who has been under q oAN ~. r.
cause he failed to join the
some four or five years ago, rs a'''.
got back into organized bail. ~ ..
chance % manage "a ConuectIDa.
team and the national comm.7-'N
10 give MIN "a clean bill
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-14
"Uncle Cipriano Castro Coming
To America to See Me," Says
Lou Castro, Who ''Claims KIM

giprIauo. Ho started playing bah
"a, Manhattan college back iu
blizzard Year" 1855 Lou saws i.
.u,tod, iu f1u crowd can ...,aamh.r
blizzar- year DC can rrmr,nbe.
when ia. started far uo small bows
from ..,4Is.,r countrie- are eyer
Hl,..y p, forget the snowfall thai
came inst before tho or.uine time
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,,.......,,.,-,. i.a,.. fgo,,.I ana raci.
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n was as a pitcher castro made
ais start and on the slab he won
his vav for several seasons. He
succeeded with Utica. where he
started: went next to Auburn.
shonc later with Atlantic city: was
pa-sed on to Paterson. and there
r,..,,, and -.,, ,.r.,r. h,e-I,...
..,rcr, or 1,1c Now work journal
..'r. .-r,,, grieude oue. .aa, cram,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-14
WALTAouR RIDES IN Par 5.

PARIS. IAN. a. n siN-d8t
race opened at Ncleurume here
sixteen pairs started, iuc.N,
American teams Wathour and Ni'e' .
Root and Moran.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-14

tTu.iann Castro came -a
the United Stntos2 III.
came to see me- So sa,s Louis
Michael Castro. manager Of th,
Portsmouth bah club. who lis now
disrensiro llor,id .nmfo.qers M q
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"s,,ra ,ri,,s, ,,.oti,,,,sI I.u
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Acre. that han. star. ..uort.r rcyn-
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tb.. old man lstai,. ~, = ,rgyt To-.
,..,,.,,olI,..... aay ..l,,u, ion. mill
1in, MAJ n.yr low, ..,.r ae
,.roalss He .,.r. forget lirgc
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-12

little uncertainty, little carelesy but his interest growing
in moment he absorbed.
Whatever knowledge of had been hidden him
seemed suddenly revealed the painter The broad
smooth brow which intelligence the short which
meant anabity the nost well arced which meant PRIDE the
n rounded lips which meant sensbit the sharp little decvty
beneath them and the squas chin which either wness
determination e chose the forme and the gray blue set
slightly angle which could much nothing ALL
"Do you like that" she laughed when finished
@Im SO glad You draw, can't you?"
He held out his palm. 1.-TWO francs, please
She put the sketch behind her back ooh Monsieur Not
fast You shall give this for the sake of beautiful
Is that fair?"
@But I've taken rather fancy to it myself
well compromise" and she stuck it up of the
rock, "and hang the wall of the dining ROOM"
Another rehearsal of Hermas program longer this and
with greater for Details then Markham looked his
watch knocked out his pipe and reported that time they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-12
CHAPTER XIV. The Fabiani Family

THE walking easier 1t blther Hermia's
achievements musical way had given her confidence.
Madame Borders deunct had be the best orehese
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-12

"a parlor trick. You see, I'm not
so useless, after ALL"
Presently, when she sat beside
him to rest, he brought out a pad
and crayon and made drawing of
her in her can and bells. He BEGAN