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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1915-07-30
AT A CRISIS IN HIBBlNG.
(St. Paul Dispatch.)

Municipal affairs to have reached crisis at Hib
bing The mining companies will pay the tax levied
against them and upon which the little city depends almost
entirely for its The result empty treasury
and the wheels of government standst 1t is sorry
plight for Hbbng for is not easy figure way out
The law provides method for the enforcement tax
collections, but it is slow method is not yet available
and spells in this case nothing but litigation interminabe
Involving the constitutional principle of ang property
without due process of law the situation might mean
delay until the highest Federal has passed upon it.
Realizing that the natural process of law promises no
relief Hibbng proposes unusual and extreme
measures. 1t would declare martial law, establish
municipal moratorium, close down public utilities and con-
special session of the legislature. Something must
be done But Hibbing is undoubtedly incorporating a
modicum of bluff into it's proposition. How could the
legislature compel the payment of delinquent taxes With
constitutional ban upon post facto legislation how
can the legislature deal with such situation?
The history of the situation is familiar to all of u.s.
but understanding of it does an agreement
which justies the other side the controversy
Hibbng has its supporters who believe the mining
panes undertook to things with high hand but there
are those who convinced that Hbbng overpayed it's
hand in evying onerous tax the concerns. In
such situation compromise, growing of give-and
take disposition either sde the probable and the
easiest way out.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1915-07-30
THE EXECUTION OF BECKER.

AYOT official connected with the case of Charles
III Becker, the New York police lieutenant who this
morning paid with his life the extreme penalty of
the law for nstgating the murder of Herman Rosenha
spared the pangs that with the discharge
of unpleasant duty of this kind The widow of the
who died today has suffered much, if not more
than did he who electrocued She left exhausted
law plea otherwise, that might
be effective in securing for her husband executive
cemency. That is woman's way Her faith in her hus
band mistaken to the last and the stories of her
efforts to save his life have touched all who have read
them in the newspapers The world bares it's head before
the of good woman. More than anyone
nected with the of the New York gunner she has
suffered But the law could relent. It's duty
plainly prescribed for it and in the light Of the evidence
upon which he convicted and sentenced Charles
Becker deserved the penalty he paid today
sary the interests of society," if capital punishment
punishment is just Still, matter how bitter and ap
parently justified the feeling of the world at large
toward convicted Of ofense like that of Becker
it finds itself softenng at the final moment 1t finds itself
seriously asking whether not capital punishment is
not barbarous in any extreme. 1t finds itself char
table, somehow than it has been before 1t is the voice
of conscience Thou shalt not KILL it says, and the state
has right to kill than has the individual. But if
it is justified in enforcing the extreme penalty
like that of Becker the only
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1915-07-30
THE AGITATOR AND BUSINESS
(BiWabik Times.)

The next time you hear street agitator pro-
claiming that business bleeding the country ask
him what he has done make this better world in which
to live? Has he established and he maintaining as it
should be maintained home in which children are being
reared to make good ctZens Is he himself studying
along any other line than that by which he hopes to pet
something for nothing? Is he of sufficient ability
and character to hold good position he should get
Is he man would trust with your money? Is he
man of good moral character? Is he man you would
entertain in your home? There are few-very few-bus-
to whom you would answer all questions
whom much! You may be able to point out
few good who spend their time abusing civilization
for there idealiss in this world who early formed
msconception of the fundamental laws on which civza-
ton constructed and became imbued with false as
SYMPTOMS that they 60 through life honestly preaching
sophsry that year of actual contact with real life
would knock into cooked hat The truth of the matter
that there is real for per cent of the ai
tation in this country Every has plenty of oppor-
unity to make of life There are avenues of
trade through which any industrious man can make
living and accumulate competence Any five acres of
soil around Biwabk be made to splendid living
for family, and the who is not Industrious enough
has not the necessary determination to perform the task
of putting such piece of ground in condition cultiva
on and to for the CROP not worthy of the boon
of freedom conferred by this Truth to tell
the American citizen has for long enough political
agtator unanswered The agtator has grown so
giant that he that there answer The truth
of the matter that business supports these very gta
tors who trying to tear down business They are
striking the hand that feeds them
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1915-07-30
LENIENCY FOR BANK WRECKER.

@HE neghbors and friends of J. B. Thompson former
Gilbert resident and former cashier of the Osseo
L. State bank which he wrecked and in so doing dis
sipaed the savings of many Woodworking people, don't
want the courts to extend enency to him. They
willing that he should have chance plead guilty
information charging forgery and receive ndeterminate
sentence of from to ten years in the pententary
However, they forget that sending Thompson Jail for
day decade will not mend matters far they are
concerned The most charitable thing that be said of
Thompson engage in the campaign of speculation which
ton of grave responsibility which he utterly failed
appreciate There too much condonng of such oenses
but nevertheless, in all these there others to
blame of whom the public seldom learns. Who induced
Thompson to in tn campaign of speculation which
wrecked him? How could he have squandered $50 900
the funds of the bank and his dishonesty have been
discovered before Clearly there responsibility in this
matter aside from that of Thompson. The pleas being
made for enency in his unusually fervent. The
affair is that should be investigated until every last
bit of information concerning it has been gotten
it will be time enough talk of extending eniency to
Thompson and there may be others who passed
unnotced who may have something coming they will
otherwise receive.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1915-07-30
SUBMARINE COURTESY.

NHE crew Of the American vessel Leelanaw, sunk off
the Scotch coast, carrying cargo Of contraband
thu first Of the week, give interesting story of
the courtesy with which they treated by the captain
and crew Of the submarine that sent their ship to Davy
Jones' locker The incident recalls the gallanty of the
ancient bandits who robbed and then apoogized to
one for it, pledged ones health and made off with the
booty waving cavaerly adios. Submarine warfare at
best, as it has been conducted in the worlds war in
Europe is piracy but because must be pirate
reason why he should forget his training as gentleman
The pill is better sugarcoated and if this precedent
followed out shall learn that gracious Ger
man submarine commander has invited the crew of his
prospective victim to tea while his underngs cheerfuy
go about the task of shooting few torpedoes through
their ship below the belt The courtesy of the German
submarine to the of the Leelanaw does not
put the incident in bit different light than it be-
FORE while of course it is better to 60 about anything
with good nature and courtesy than the opposite
IRENE and one must give even the devil his Dues which is
the chief reason the courtesy incident being made so
much of.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1915-07-30
A RANGE AUTOMOBILE CLUB.
HE Enterprise cannot help thinking that the advo-
Gates of good roads on the Mesaba Range are over

" HE Enterprise cannot help thinking that the advo-
Gates of good roads the Mesaba Range are over
u looking important aid to their propaganda in
their failure to organize automobile club. There should
be every city the Range and the whole might
represented in organization that would represent the
entire Range live automobile club could give the county
commissioner first hand information about the cond
ton and needs of roads than he could otherwise readily
secure it could inform itself the methods employed in
road building and assist bringing to them economy and
efficiency Its members in doing this thing would be per-
forming genuine service not Oily to the cities in which
they reside but the farming districts WE'LL who
saily have united in the matter Of road
building and improvement they should have and have
right to have The automobile has been wonderful aid
the good roads everywhere and it has been
pretty clearly demonstrated by automobile clubs else
where where they located that they organza
ton that yield large returns in highway beterment to
their membership BY all this city should have
automobile club cannot afford to neglect any influence
that will help it in the future the things it must
have in the way Of highway extensions and improvements
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1915-07-30
corporate Seal)
COUNCIL CHAMBER.

COUNCIL CHAMBER.
Adjourned Regular Meeting Of the
ct Gity Council of the City of Virginia.
Council called to order by the presi-
dent
Resent ea''' Aldermen Heritage, Harvey,
Walsh, Lien, McGhee, Mr.. President-6
cd Absent: Aldermen Matheson' Murray
Alderman Murray takes his seat in
the council.
The report of the city engineer and
the tn f city clerk on the proposals received
july 10th, 1915, for the construction OF
storm sewers in the alleys north and
south of Chestnut street was received
having submitted the following prices
on this work:
Joseph Terrier .............S3 $50 263. %
G. G. Butler ................2S 30 -
Risberg & Malwick .........:..::. E,45S 4S
LaWrenceIMcCann Co. .......... e, 6Sl 50
Pastoret Construction Co. ....... 26, 332l. 10
Eaton-Butler Contracting Co. -. a43A Il
Eveleth Construction Co. ........ 22.o1 l. -
These prices are for the CONSTRUCTION
of this sewer where Sc pipe is called
for in the specifications of % double
strength sewer pipe and the prices on
the three lowest proposals We're also fig
ured and given for segn1ental sewer
led for.
moved ana supported that the prOpOs-
al OF the Eveleth Construction company
to construct storm sewers along the
north and south sides of Chestnut street
and in the alleys in blocks "a and 81 in
the sum of s22,0l1.43 be accepted and
ordered filed ana that a resolution be
authorized to be drawn and presented
covering the granting Of this work to
this firm.
Carried
Secretary Murkley of the local COM
mittee looking after the Firemen's
Iournament to be held in this city Aug
gust 10th to 18th, next, stated to the
council that the association officials of
Virginia desired to have the council do
nate liberal amount Of money towards
the demonstrations which are to be
made at the convention to be held in
this city.
Moved and supported that the city
OF virginia donate to the committee in
charge of the Range Firemen's Associa-
ton Convention and fire preventive de-
monstrations and other matters of equal
importance relative to fires and fire de
partments and which will be held in
this city during the month of Angus,
next. the sum OF $1,000 and also as !,
matter of identifying the streets in a
decorative manner the city defray the
expense of this feature and that reso-
luton be authorized and presented to
cover the same.
Carried
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1915-07-30
A SUGGESTION WORTH NEEDING

~ ISCUSS1NG the situation at Hibbing once the
i richest village earth but now unable to buy a
~ gangplank if steamboats, were selling for 10 cents
apiece the St. Paul Dispatch makes sensible suggestion
and that will find much favor in every section of the
Mesab Range vitality though Indirectly interested in this
The Dispatch says among other things that "a
compromise growing of give-and take disposition
either sde the probable and the easiest way out
The suggestion of the Dispatch is interesting 1t gives
much needed opportunity to ourselves as others
see Us. Undoubtedly that will be the view that
Governor Hammond will take of the situation. Viewed
any angle it must be admitted that the latest bit
pyrctechncs Hbbng has discharged cannot but have
good effect Certainly it will hasten the clearing Of
the situation confronting that city, Its first effect
will probably be get fair and impartial investigation
the and effects Of the present strained condition
between Hibbing and its mining corporations. Its next
will probably be to suggest some fair basis Tor settle
ment of those differences Lastly will establish pre-
cedent that will be of value and will preclude the posi-
bity of future of this kind the Mesaba
Range trouble serious that it could not be
settled Most of inclined exaggerae troubles
and doubt Hibbng has done just that to extent
But Hibbing should be able stand little grief 1t is
getting advertising that could not buy and
there small question but that the way is opened for
fair between the town and its mining
Whoever right the controversy Hibbing has nothing
fear from such investigation Governor Hammond
yesterday indicated he would make Certainly the state
should investigate fully before it pledges itself to
than temporary financial relief Of situation that must
be cleared up day and the quicker it is cleared the
better it will; be for all concerned.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1915-07-30

city clerk are hereby authorized and
directed to draw and deliver to the said
John McKa1sick a city lorder in the
amount of $12d6.6s the same being one
half Of the amount of such estimate,
and that the remaining one-half
Of the amount due on said
estimate, amounting to $1265.62,
be by the said Clerk credited to said
John McKusick on account of the pur-
chase price of the rock crusher pur-
chased by said McKusick from the CITY.
Moved by Alderman Harvey, sup
ported by Alderman Heritage, that
above resolution be adopted.
Ayes: Aldermen Heritage, Harvey,
Walsh, Matheson, Murray, Lien Nc
Chez, Coffey,> Mr. >President-9.
Nays: None.
Adopted July Goth, 1915.
Approved July 18th, 1915.
Moved and supported that the council
adjourn until Wednesday evening, July
21st, 1915
Carried.
F. j. NOLAN,
President of the City Council
ALBERT E. BICKFORD,
City Clerk.
(COrDOr1ta Soan
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1915-07-30
BOARD OF ARBITRATION FOR HIBBING
saltwater Gazette.)

Hibbings is shy the dollars Of dads but has bright
prospects because there is the rich right at her
door, But because the big iron companies refuse to
their taxes alleging extravaganza the part the city
authorities reason the mayor and council have sent
out the S. O. signal to Governor Hammond for national
guard protection Then the water and light plant to
closed and all the employees dismissed that employed
on these plants and other work in that richest village
the country Then special session Of the legislature
to be called to enact laws to enable Hbbng
the mining companies because the latter refuse to pay
their taxes. Appears to if board of arbitration
would be about the best thing for Hibbng con-
cerned.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1915-07-30
Expected Tomorrow.

Supt. and Mrs. P. P. Colgrove, who
have been making an extended visit at
New York, Washington, Bath, Me-,
and other eastern points, are expected
to return to the city tomorrow. On
their return trip they visited Niagara
Falls. At Bath, Supt. Colgrove visit
ed his sister.
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Return to Ely.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Seraphine and
son Marshall, who have been visiting
at the home of Judge and Mrs. James
P. Carey of Maple street, returned to
their homes yesterday. Mr.. Seraphine
is in charge Of the Oliver Iron Mining
company police at Ely, and while here
attended the banquet given by David
Foley, head of the Oliver police in
Michigan and Minnesota.