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The Bottineau courant., 1913-09-19
ssstissas narlssis.
Seen d77d Heard

See Woodward ad. and save
money on flour. (tf)
John Herbenson had business
sat Rugby Friday.
A. Greengard and son David
were Rugby visitors Monday.
Miss Jessie Hansen was at
Rugby Wednesday,
C. w. Wilkins and Phil Halls
were up from Willow City
Wednesday.
Miss King of Hurd is the
new stenographer in the law
office of Bowen & Adams.
Otto Peterson now has the
Erickson tailor shop and PAN
forum.
Mr.. aud Mrs. N. r. Shuler
returned Friday evening from
their Illinois visit.
John Mckenzie has sold his
I Marion touring car to N. 5.
Anderson, cashier of the First
National bank of Antler.
Miss Anna Vikan went to
Westhope Saturday. She il
sone Of the teachers in the
sWesthope city schools.
Mrs.. Anton Lallum has clos.
ed the hotel at Metigoshe for
the season and Arthur Strom
10 back at the Turtle cafe.
Raymond Kerr. manual
training teacher atethe School
ssof forestry, arrived from Sa.
Linn, Kansas, last Thursday.
Miss Rhoda Field, domestic
science teacher at the School
gof Forestry, arrived Saturday
levening.
1T. III. Hovda. neurologist
end eye specialist, will be in
lBottineau from September 10
ito September 27, Cr9ss eyes
'strhightened without opera
stions or pain. ~
Ingolf and Carl Etresvaag
left Saturday for Faribault,
Minnesota, the former to re-
ssume his studies at Shattuck
land the latter to enter that
school.
Mrs. Catherine Riley, worthy
sknatr0n, announces that the
IEAetern atar will resume its
;nneetings and urges that all
smembers be present next Tues;
day evening. September 28.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
Eates five cents per line each insertion.

WANTED Information CO n
corning George Leslie Smith,
aged % years. 5 feet 11h in.
tall. stocky build. weight, $50
lbs. blue eyes, straight brown
hair, large scar across left
cheek. Last heard from
starting out from Bottiueau
November 8, 1912, with
threshing crew. Anyone
able to give information kind
: " communicate with Mrs.
!, Helen Smith. 256 Nepperhan
4 Ave, Yonkers, N. Y. 51-7.
FOR SALE: Eleven head Of
good work horses and ma
.chinery enough to farm sec,
ton of land. Sell cheap If
sold by first of October See
Louis Gilbertson, 8 miles
south and half mile east Of
Souris. (6.2t)
GIRLS WANTED-Dishwash-
]. er and dining room girl at
Gladys Hotel, Souris. (5Otf)
WANTED-Girl for general
housework; good wages.
/; Apply to Mrs. e. l.. Blades.
(52tD
WANTED-Girls to sew. Ap.
ply to Nora Mollet, dress-
maker, Bottineau. 52tf
FOR SALE-G ood sealette
coat, used one season. Will
& be sold at a good figure.
& Phone 93. 8-4|
FOR RENT Eight-roonlhous
Il in South Bottineau. For
Il particulars address G e o.
Clodfelter, Towner. N. p. Got
FOR SALE-The w. H. Flem-
n inc farm, about three miles
southeast of BOttineau. In
quire Mrs. VIII. Fleming, at
Vim. Emde's. go
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]. Weeks was AZ Rugby on1
-business Wednesday
Joha II. Kirk had business
at Omemee Tuesday.
p. 4. Carlson left yesterday
for Iowa to visit relatives.
Mrs. W. s. Watson came
over from Rolette Tuesday
evening.
Peter Hansen of Ambrose is
spending q few days with his
family in this city.
Mrs. Geo. Nickerson came
down from Antler yesterday.
for visit>with friends.
Miss Mary Finlayson Of Vic
toria,t British Columbia, is
visiting at the C. p. Foster
home south of the city.
James Cameron is here from
Victoria looking after his farm
ing interests and visiting his
daughter, Mrs. G. p. Foster.
Rev. s. A. Schlan,an and
Miss Mary Carey left Monday
for Grand Forks to attend the
state Baptist convention.
Roy Mcintosh left Friday for
New York City to enter Colum-
bia university, where he will
take a course in mechanical
engineering.
Adolph ID. Ertresvaag left
Tuesday for Philadelphia where
he will enter the commercial
and banking department of the
University Of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. c. Bowen.
Mrs. w, III. Adams and Miss
Lillian Topping of Fargo, who
was guest at the Bowen home,
motored to Dunseith Sunday.
Mrs. Fanny Davis and son of
Detroit, Michigan, came Mon
day evening for visit at the
home of Mrs. Davis uncle, A.
Greengard.
Miss Lillian Topping, super
intendent of the Crittenton
home at Fargo. was the guest
of Mrs. E. G. Bowen over Sun
day. Sunday evening Miss
Topping gave an address at
the Methodist church.
Mrs. w. s. Brown, who has
been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. j. Clayton Russell of
Pickering township, left We'd
nesday for her home at Hudson,
Michigan.
J. G. Adamson, who recently
moved to Devils Lake, injured
himself when moving into his
new home and was confined to
the hQspitals for several days,
but is now able to be about
again.
The new novelties in dress
goods, silks and trim amin &c
are in also ready-to- wear
dresses. Our winter coats are
New York styles and cheaper
than the western makes.
Don't buy till you have seen
our line. ERTRESVAAG co.
Mrs. G. TC. Meade. who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Geo. B. McMillen, left Satur-
day for her home at Fond du
Lac, Wisconsin. Mrs. McMil-s
len accompanied her to Rugby,
returning the same evening.
Chas. Hurst of Kramer. who
has been out on bail on a pig
ging charge, has been rear
rested and his bond raised to
81, 500. He has thus far been
unable to secure the additional
bail and is confined to the
county jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
WHO WANTS TO
BE A BALDHEAD

Thousands OF men are daily grow.
ing bald and don't know H.
nose persistant germs OF dandruff
oiten called the destructive agents OF
INC devil. are In full possession OF the
fslr or Ia )usands OF Americans
hey have wonderful endurance
these game little demons. they never
stop work. they dig and dig and dig
end gnaw and gnaw and gnav night
ana day. day and night. with seem.
ingly only one purpose in view, and
mat purpose 10 destroy the vitality
o: the hair and make us race OF
baldheads.
What are you doing to protect your.
SELF from the ravishing inroadS OF
these almost unconquerable fiends?
There Is only one way. kill the dan.
drum germ. or the dandruff germ will
Lili your hair. The quicker you start.
me quicker you can win the battle.
The ONLY weapon you need is a
bottle % Partisan Sage. the only hair
preparation that spells death 10 the
deNilish dsndrur germ.
Get bottle today. u cost but 30
cents and IL guaranteed TO cure dan.
0run In two weeks or money back
Sold by druggists and az toilet goods
counters everywhere ADV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
THE PARCEL POST

few DAYS operation Of the Parcel
Post system has served TO call atton-
ton TO some glazing aud absurd de
fec,s In our postal laws. For Instance.
a chicken or tub Of butter can be-
shipped by Parcel Post. but Bible
cannot. a bottle OF whiskey or Ler.
fume can be carried by Parcel Post.
bur n dictionary cant. Exactly why
this absurd and foolish difference T.
made Is not apparent 40 ono in the
postorice department can explain T.
and no one outside ~ the rostonice
attempts 90 do other than denouncc IL.
II Is 10 be presumed that q vas an
oversight and viii be corrected in tho
somewhat distant future.
u IL also apparent that the limit of
eleven pounds In the weight Of pack.
ages TO BE- shipped by Parcel Post
restricts the use and value Of the Par
eel Post system unnecessarily. Tho
PEOPLE have had taste % the Parcel
Post system. and they VIII demand an
extension TO larger packages without
limit a. n their character. oxccu, fbe
limit ~ safety Already prorosat.
looking 20 the extension ~ fho Parcel
Post system are being made. and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04

bringing into West Virginia by any
person liquors that are the property
OF th6 person. In other words. the
thirsty individual who buys his liquor
in Pittsburgh or in Ohio may ship
those liquors into West Virginia CON
signed to himself and receive and use
them.
Whatever may be the exact effect o.:
the Kenyon bill. it seems a fair propo-
sition that the power and authority
OF the United States government
should not be used 10 Illustrate or set
al naught the prohibition enactments
OF sovereign state. West Virginia.
for instance. has voted for prohibition.
The present Legislature. il is 10 be-
presumed. will enact legislation in
tended TO make the constitutional
amendment effective. Until the people
OF West Virginia themselves change
their laws. those laws ought to be ef.
fective and ought not 10 be evaded. In
so far as the Kenyon bill seeks to
limit the federal control Of Interstate
transportation. 20 that IL will not con
fiict with the duly enacted police laws
OF the state. II is a meritorious meas.
ure and deserves favorable consi'era-
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
THE RAGE FOR PROHIBITION

Legislative prohibition seems 20 be
the panacea for most or the evils OF
the day. We have voted the prohibit.
ton OF the liquor traffic. Now several
members Of the Legislature propose 10
enact legislation prohibiting the sale
OF Cigarettes. While the Intelligence
has no accurate information Of the
extent 20 which cigarettes are used
In West Virginia or the damage done
thereby. 1t doubts seriously that this
evil IL of such importance ~ 70 Justify
q legislative enactment There fs
scarcely any article of food or Of or.
dinsry use that may no, be- abused by
those who don't know how 10 control
themselves. Cigarettes differ ONLY in
degree from other forms ~ tobacco.
ind grfst many scientists declare
that tobacco In the form r. a cigarette
is Tess injurious than IN any other
form. The fault 81 the cigarette f.
that u Il too seductive ana occasion.
ally. though not often. leads foollsi,
youth 10 an excessive Indulgence. +,
here are cigarette fonds In the CITY
OF Wheeling they are not numerous
ana most Of th"m exist in the Imarif..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
MARTIAL LAW IN WEST VIRGINIA


The Intelligencer is In receipt OF
copy OF the Kanawha Citizen. contain
ing a very full report OF the opinion
Of Judge Ira Robinson in the martial
law cases arising from the recent
strike and application OF martial
law In the mining districts of Kama
wha county. Judge Robinson takes
the broad ground that martial Law
may be proclaimed and enforced only
In cases OF the direct necessity when
the very fabric of the state itself is
threatened; that the disturbances in
the Kanawha mine district did not
warrant or justify the proclamation of
martial law, and that enforcement OF
summary military proceedings was I'M
warranted under the conditions there
existing. He sustains his contention
by an able. exhaustive and learned ar.
gument. The Intelligencer believes
that Judge Robinson has performed
public service in calling attention to
the gravity Of the issues involved
when we undertake 70 suspend the or.
binary processes OF law and 10 invade
the constitutional rights OF citizen.
ship.
On calm reflection is must be evil
dent that no local disturbance AFFECT
ing one or two districts OF one county
In the state justifies a suspension O;
constitutional rights. the abolition Of
judicial forms and the substitution
therefor OF military courts. Kanawha
county has courts and officials The
state may very we'll interfere in
periods OF violence 10 repress dis
order and sustain the courts. but Ger
tainly the duty OF the military estab
lishment Is to sustain and uphold the
courts. and not 10 supplant them. For
tunately. martial law in the mining
regions was not long continued. nor
were any drastic punishments innic,.
ed. But the fact that the full power
OF the military courts was not exer.
cised does not Justify the substitution
OF military for civil authority.
Judge Robinson's learned opinion IL
wen worth careful reading by all
citizens who would inform Themselves
upon a grave question that has been
too lightly considered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
NO WORK NO
PAY IS DEICT
Bill introduced IN Ohio Legislature
would Mako Officials Cornns
Selves to work.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
COLUMBUS. -. Feb. 3.If bill in
ttOduCeI IN the legislatur" by RsVre~-
'"tatiEe Aglsr. Of SMrk county today
'.'c"mes ID law. county officials will haN =
To put ia fun time or else they will not
t~'"tN~ luil pay Now many OF them
employ deputies at the county's expense
to de- the work while they play politics.
\ joint committee was named tod. )
Z from The house and senate Temperance,
committees t. draft the liquor license
TN There - one more wet membe r
tnan day and a hill to the satisfaction Of
Governor COX viii be the outcome
The blue skt law hill was introduced
ih tie senate by Mr.. Gallagher. Of Madi-
son county. the measure providing Tor
EQutdation In ease 81 Insolvency.
The senate passed the Benian bill
which makes a teachers CeTtificat .
granted IA any county good IN every
other county ~ the state. The seua ..
81 - passed the Haas hill. which ex-
tends the age limit from 50 60 20 year.
IN maternal heneft association that
limit membership 10 those engaged In
azardOus occupation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
THE KENYON BILL

The United States Senate has final.
y fixed February 10 as the date 10
vote on the Kenyon bill. which pro-
hibits the shipment of intoxicating
liquors into prohibition territory. This
probably Is a fair statement OF IN.
intent OF the bill. II simply provides
that intoxicants shipped by express or
freight into any state thereupon be-
come "lbject to the laws OF mat state
II the Intelligencer understands this
Dill correctly. It will not prohibit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04

The hopelcssly inadequate space Of
time allotted by the Democratic ways
and means committee for learning the
facts about our great American indus
tries may be- explained in -<wo ways.
Either the members of the committee
are men OF such wonderful brain
power that they can grasp in few
hours what IL takes the manufacturer
lifetime 10 understand. or tariff
hearings have no influence upon tariH
Legislation. Which is il?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04

alton of people who attempt TO blame
natural depravity and cussedness upon
the cigarette or some other acquired
habit.
II may be proper to suggest tina,
the Legislature will do well to 20 slow
ir restrictive and prohibitive legisla.
ton that is not clearly necessary and
pressing. The American people do
not like to have their individual lib
erty interfered with. and there is no
more virtue in Legislature that
enables 1t 10 make itself a guardian
over the habits. customs and conducr
OF all the voters OF the state Tho
Legislature will have enough 10 do I'm
the prohibitive and restrictive line TO
enact a statutory law enforcing IN,
prohibitive liquor amendment and car.
rying restrictive enactments too far
10 liable to provoke a very serious To-
action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY WILL
QUICKLY CURE THAT TERRIBLE COUGH
Many Gases Of Persistent and Aggra,ang Coughs
MI Other Treatment Have Been Permanently
Cured by This Medicine.

There H.. ve believe. no romed,
That has proved more uniformly suc
cessful LOO onecting permanent cures
~ persistent and hackinr coughs
than has Chamberlain Cough Rem
eu1 hcad Wdaf prople Who have
been cured by Do say 81 u
Mrs T. Alsbaugh. Tonavanda
y '. writcs. 'i.aef winter my hus
band bad IN attack 81 the grip which
let hirr 9Th q terrible cough The
doctor medicine aud other romedies
ne used NOT proving eficaclous. and
having seen Chamberlain Cough
Remedy highly recommended
bought bottle ~ ~ Tor him 10 trv
The effect We certainly marvellous
After using ~ for dav the cough en-
trely disappeared
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04

fona u provides that no offIrer shall
fereive or pc paid. directly or IrIfreefft
anN part ~ Tire compensation ~ auv
deputy. assistant or other er.nt., o. ~
any Zee or reward Tor aprninfIns hI.n
o. euII position 10 further ur.vI.t.s
tNnf 30 u"fnher - Hnv county court
shall receive ans rHrf 90 f.e CORN. ~ II. b.
ZION ~ any county Officer. or bus -.
eute nr emrIuYes Violation Viii 10
pHuish'd Win TIE assessing of r. f.na %
NJ moro Than $500 or imprisonment fns
not more fran one year. or both. and
forfeiture ~ office
The airport nmcut % tie salaries 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04

Mrs = = Eastman. TonaVanda. y
y. whites. am onl, too Glad 10
'ake The Tine t1 write and tell 81 the
marked h'n.df . received ~ short time
af' fhruuef using Chamberlain
Cough Remedy ~ that time 7 vas
eNpfrieucirg severe cough n was
most annoying bothering me- mostly
hl night I tried several remedies
hui nothing did me 80 much good 90
ono dose ~ Chamberlain Cough
Remedy The relief vas very ereaf
from th" first and before 7 had used
ono hHlf ~ The contents 81 the bot
tl". The cough had entirely disap-
IfArrd This remedy may BE- had o.
fnN drug store 40 - and 90 cents per
bottle ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04

she has great confidence I'm her
hu.aud
That eor
Yes, she oven takes y FOR granted
that be- has GxrI the furnace for tho
niaht before DO rctircs. Co. Detroit
Free Press
Wife Whv I'D v0u tell the fiatsons
that son married mo because 7 vas
such good cuok when sou know =
cant oven boil q potato
Hubby ntd ~ make some excuse.
my dear. ard didrf know what else
10 say London Opinion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
UNCLE WALT: The Poet Philosopher.


v % On" ar'pned an orange peel careeB
Someon eeac
.vt p.e, bh"l down fu Of he aid
'''-''"'' ~" over town and The suburbs
,.. . - seven months about = % he ana mo
ss md em awful shock trnng skate dppd
oagh where The the
l ~" oh ho"n along highway tho
fsI,ou bch ~ heir they
NHhIhe pi and The
eH down ~ cry Some
minute -
esDsed BY some on" throwing be
WALT
Copyright 1919. Adams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04

The lntelligencer is pleased to note
that the city council Of Cumberland.
Maryland. has passed an ordnance de.
signed to break mp the wedding trust"
said 10 have existed for some time in
that city. and Of which mention was
made In these columns recently.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04

Governor Cox Of Ohio has asked the
legislature Of that state TO pass 80
laws. II our corporation controlled
Democratic senators allow West Vir
GINA one or two We may consider our.
selves lucky.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04

Workmen's compensation. produc-
tion tax on natural gas. county sal.
aries law and good roads-giye Va
these four ana we viii forgive our
legislators for the time they have
wasted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
WHY ARE THEY sILENTf

when Senator OF the
Affecting his right to hold h,,
sent is customary for him to
Zion Even ormer
honesty OF his election demanded a
'" T. Chon Senators from West Virginia
individual
IN responsible and they
Why haven't C. W. demanded an inyeiea
lion by their fellow Senator's
world IL wv
tons
IL not enough
Things there an
on but among the Senators OF the United
W. E. know this rule "
Why afraid to challenge
issue which orimer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04

- rald IN the different counties l. also
provided Tor " ork on tris imuorts.f
committee - the house judiciary COM
nlIftfe comp sed ~ Messra ~vfcer
rha' rfuau. Robinson AMI Talbot Trs
tff ur tIorrrfnf VII. hc made accord r.
~ me population ~ t'c Various counties
and thr Proportional amount 81 WORK
"e''iNing up1n The various officers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04

Turkey does not seem 20 have beea
very successful in getting the lowers
10 force her 10 end the Balkan war.
Perhaps Nh" big diplomats sec some.
thing else they want
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04

Yes. y"i can cot winter clothes now
81 bargain prices and just take I'D
from as you're going 10 need them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04

Commission form" means govern
mcnt ~ tho city hy Eve aristocrats.
DO the people want that?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04

some OF these are likely to be adopted
soon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04

cali ~ The Mutual Savings rank sni
secure Parcels Post Map free. iesw
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04

u FFTTIVU FTFT00 \ UT0W u faErn III
TIE pcttN same - graft which might re-
carr .fii uu whereby aur.nIufsea wolfld I'D.
fofred 20 raN tribute Tor fheir appoint.
mfnt or iu order to retain their loaI-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
WILL ABOLISH
FEE SYSTEMS
IN voouE IN VARIOUS COUNTIES or
WEST VIRGINIA. AT YEEsrHT.
sheriff. Association and Others Are
Opposing the Bill VERY
vigorously.
Inteliigsnesr Bureau.
Charleston. W. Va. FEB. 4.

The administration bill ahoii@htnx ~,
zee -vstem afnonE THE various county
me- OF such officers. Including arertffe
county clerks. circuit clerks iufrrfua.
llsi" court clerks and prose .uf.ng .,ftor-
hftH. IN a straight SALARY basis ~ BOO
Introduced ln tho Iu4s, of lsls.afea
tuesday or IS @dursday. ~ Isfcrafe 4
T"iE~r. "f TNt'r county Tive bill is
ire"t.tr With fuusftl rfahie nrfpetft.n ON
'he irft ~ tie SHERIFF. Nea1riatlof. AMI
hfn"ng MANY ~ tho offirers wro Womb
- ere i"1 ry So passsEe. bu' So sdor-
tl"h m t"iH "ran' r.r ie expected. tn
der tlc provisions - to original tiii ~
'"HII 20 'iisI flNf co.. IuI. 80 ~ Tho
resent Ls't ~ b.. 90 ini- rl,usc tha'
bard fEht i- being vsEeI ~ ia,s sr
hinfN1fnFuf HffHf - nat would post
I.' '.c we for tIe measure fn take
'iffrf until after fHe terms 81 the nee.
"ht oflcers have expired fa.ara .ie
"nlruendHfinu IN the urfs n1i form is
rf".n'l'. h"w'ver. hy tho iudirart COM
"oor Essn-t Prom Court costs.
nder the provisions %. se.t Iou sfx a.
"nr rorenf nir- he aituVVe It go. .l..ff
ne "i aeffnd r. suif tithn.t paving
- any ruuua~i fre rnurt NAV assfgr
I'm and from oil Officers aU neetf-it
distance ~ ulfnes~~s without any feas
iN fN"W tffreI"f. except what NAV be
.nfIlnei in The COSTS recoverable from
,si,h,1 ~ ,,,i,a a,,s ~, poor PERSON.
20 one W" snail make and flle 900 ne
'nNff ~ " ~ fNe officer whose F.rVf, 90
f1ft Poi" teman iel ur fr,Iiie stsT an an
ntH Stating That hess pcCuularlit ua-
sNlf - - fees ~ rorfs or counsel
Tees false ewearirG in surl an sfrI-
1H'h - male runle able hV fau een.
tftfr - MT moro Tan one vear AMI a
fine - not more than 500 ans stsii
fnHtc t'e iefeniant Ineligible Tor any
vice
rhe Officers are empowered 90 .srsi,,
'hi emtl"t Fn'n deputies. asslstunis aud
"iItf fmTIuNn- iu the manner prov ifef
' Joy - ma 10 NECESSARY AMI shall
~ 'eir com prrsnfioft sfefeu.c,,,s
--"" .nE sue artl0u and giving tic
Names - ~ assistants and ern.io,.,s
must D.. filed iu wrlfinc WITH The r..,,,,
~ count Tho rnrrrcnaaffor f,r "a
feruiies. as stants anf employee ~ TO-.
Nifnieg within t.e amount fixed Tor
fHff ~ zee HF fle ruurfe rnrrf
Eliminating Petty Graft.
lu section eleven a. blow IL taken AZ
th' pctfY same - rrsft which n1lgff re-
ghfr.e % "u whereby Huf.rI ufssa would 10
fofred 90 rat tribute Tor fheIr aproinf.
mfut Uf Iu order TO retain fNfIr toaI.