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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-05-08
CHAPTER WI.
The Occupation Of the Streets With Building Material.

175 Occupation Of streets l7sa Penalty
176 Permits. Continuing nuisance
1T. Cleaning streets OF rub l7e In effect
Section u.s. Occupation portion of qnv
street highway onethird the drive
way thereon may be temporarily occupied with building
use IN the construction Of buildings
anre or permit therefor by the
engineer but dew ak shall be
avenue or alley shall De occupied until
have been issued as provided herein.
Section '7e Permits. Such permits not be
period thirty days but may in case OF necessity n r
nHP"d fo VI" re-od end aha no
therefore has filed with
ed by him. and
harmless from and all be
come liable because OF such occupation of the street and
and all cost Of repairing and damage the City
cupation. reimburse the City
should applicant street permits shall dur
ing the time the work is
be exhibited the demand officer
OF the City and officer shall
Mayor expired permit
work being
Section ~. Cleaning
permission shall be granted herein provided
building material highway
such material and rubbish resulting
such street highway alley the expiration the
limited in the permit unless the time
tended by the officers designated
and keeping building material highway
before provided shall during
remain keep lighted lanterns
rial obstruction be easily
street. highway. or alley
Section 17s Continuing The
highway avenue or alley contrary to the provisions herein set forth
shall be deemed
by the police Officers the City the said abatement shall
be assessed to the abung lot piece parcel Of land
Section 7s Penalty corporation violating
provisions
misdemano conviction thereof shall be fined than
ten dollars than hundred dollars.
This shall be ef
feet and after its and publication
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-05-08
CHAPTER Vlli.

CHAPTER
Electric Wiring samenspeon
o installing
Appointment Of inspector May
duties 1874 License installng-fee.
1872. Connection with current 1885, Penalty
Section Manner O installing
apparatus constructed building
buildings within the limits Of the city Mobridge shall
be
the National Board Of Fire Underwriters for the na
tion Of electric wiring and apparatus.
Section fe Appointment Of inspector, duties o. That tn"
commissioners said city shall appoint inspector qualified TO
all electric wiring and in said city and electric
wiring shall be laid constructed installed done with
inspection inspector provided
specton electrical contractor who insals such
inspection be paid
shall he the following Ten
openings and FIVE opening for
all openings
inspection of single building shall
at no time when such inspection is
shall pcate receipts for Inspection fees
approved he shall issue certificate
plicate and condemned shall issue CERT
fcate which recens and ccr
the paper shall be delivered to the
the of the building and the other
with the city auditor
rripg and anparatu the city installed
constructed shall before being connected with an electro
current be inspected the provided
and connection na he MADE uh Suh w"
ing md is approved by SAID Inspector
Sc on 1888 May current The Inspector appoint
ed his
disconnect the current from any premises or build
therein have become
connection shall not again be made until
ard approved ty snoh 'nsprctor
sec,on s1 License nstaiins-fee. No person,
permitted In the business OF installing
any constructing {" .n'fs "'NfSi apparatus
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-05-08
CHAPT ER IN
Fire Limit. eemn~ and Construction Of Buildings Th-ccn Defined

Fire Limits Determined and Construction Building, Defined
lNo 4 Fire limits F. Building declared public
lS7 b Permit % oerec'al altcro nuisance PENALTY
pair. buildings Abaing nuisance Con
1SSC. of build tinuql violation
lS9 d. Definition of wooden build 1913 IL Fire
o)r Manuer of determining the 1q5 Unsafe clinneys and nue
amount Of damage l96 K. Penalty.
decay. 49, /. Repeal.
86a ordained by the board of commits
the OF Dakota following
blocks and blocks
declared be within the fire limits said Mobridge
Lots s. . To- H. 2 1$ H. l.. 16 H. u.s. block
To- H. -. 1& H. L. Il, -
r. r. L. &c, =. O. T. :. g. O. 1o H.
L. block three, ,& lots l. 45G7S9 TO- II T. block six ,a,
lois all original
llaf Of aid city los 4, g. II twenty-five
.2. los lS twenty one en-.
Milwaukee Land Company addition
Section 1879 buildings
desiring repair
within th fire limits
said city
appointed
them determine whether such building alteration repair in
compliance with this ordinance and such
person appointed commissioners
poped the
buildings
be erected place within the fire limits of the city
Moldge building unless the outside walls
brick hollow tile hard
cooustbe material and rooted with slate tin iron
asbestos other proof wooden
building which becomes otherwise the
the value thereof building
shah be be raised higher
tan before Provided however that nothing herein contained shall
be prohibiting limits
buildings high
provided
O of
provisions upon
appcaon additions warehouses connection with buildings
within the limits
lS9d buildings. \
building which walls constructed
whole or in of wood and having wood the exterior than
the sash shutters
be a
determining o damage
decay.
which be building, when doubt be deter
mined by three dsinesed persons residents OF the city one Of
o
chosen shall third If
owner or his agent refuse to make selection the commissioners shall
him. the shall
final and conclusive shall be reported the commissioners
Section l9f Building declared public Penalty Any
building additions buildings hereinafter constructed
within the the hereby
declared be public shall be the the chief
police forthwith
this building building
hcren prohibited shall be eui
l92g Abating Continued The
aatng such shall te oeabl from the the
property may upon
ing material thereof Each violation the provisions
OF this ordinance shall constitute a separate ohense
h. 'n buildings three o
II height shall be provided WIN one or more metallic ladders %
subject approval
occupant either Of them fails provide such fire within
tho commissioners the
shah le they shall
exceeding hundred dollars
Section lq4i Furnaces. smoke
a. tho
shall ucombustbIe which shall
the
protected by ncombusb material and the floors boiler
be o
thane eet
and hief of
n
to lcrolIoln
shall u writing the
specifying 10
{ ate an h. provisions this
nerav violating provisions
4. tI.,. ,r.0. nshcd w .
Autl oi, 4uAoreu dollars
Section 1871. parts
hereby repealed
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-05-08

ured
1>9 Auctioneers. Transient photographers
1870 sales exempt license fees
Billiards pcnat,
gallery pins POL inerant op,icians-icene
1873 1873 cfsnsvs. 'nrasrs etc :"s Penalty.
1873 Carload
Section 1s5 person to oh
tain license under and by virtue ordinance shall
city
applied
Section 1877 Lcense-sranted Upon presentation
cW t" the commissioners the commissioners
creon and they deem the applicant proper per
have issued but if they
refuse such license they shall receipt
fused officially upon presentation
such
fund said paid by receipt
which be
the refunded
Section 1ss required be any per-
son persons firms
city of Mobridge to
vocation do
described without having
herein provided
Auconeers Auctioneers shall pay annually the
0 twenty-five
Section 1870. Auction chapter
relation Of
stock farm products.
for who shall have actually
this city,
chattel
law respecting the collection
of the States b, auction prop
belonging this
the benefit
administrator.
.poola Other keeper
for hire profit shall license follows, billiard
tables other tables which billiards
played, twelve dollars each table.
Section 1922 Shooting gallery.
of shooting galleries nine other bowling alley
for hire profit shall license follows owi each
gallery. alley
dollars
1es crcuses theaters etc. The owner or manager OF
or any
wild west show shall $4,000 day for showing paradng and
the of $500 payable quarey
admission charged shall $1,000 day Each travel
ing thaer exhibitor of legedemain figures, painting
aary minstrels engaged giving
public exhibition kind whatever
formed III regular licensed opera mouse or theatre Shai pay goo"
required
exhibition of
concert or any public entertainment given by amateurs Tor charity
benefits
PeddIers and hawkers Every pedder o
hawker shall license follows. peddler
watches jewe silver plate shall dollars
day Every pedder hawker goods articles
medicines other articles above de
scrbed, sells the
places,
dollars per day
apply any person retailing the produc
which he shows
every transient merchant defined law shall pay
license fee $500 day s week and $500
Section 1875. persons
load quantity fruit apples vegetables butter
poultry fresh any
commodity whether contained railroad
a
less dollars dollars
twenty-five dollars month for each additional
less three dollars day, dollars week. fifteen dol
lars
regular commission
house established business
Section 1856 licenses
year provisions Of chapter expire
Monday in May following
ma be complaint sla
performance
had conducted h under a
in
suspend or revoke such license their discretion they deem
contained this shall.
conviction thereof hundred dollars
Section ee Transient sraphers-Hense That shall
the business photography
first having The IL
shall be three dollars
Penalty. persons
shall hun
dd dollars Imprisonment in the city jail for thirty unless
=
h
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-05-08
TITLE V

OF LICENSES AND OTHER POLICE REGULATIONS OF OCCUPA
TONS
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-05-08
CHAPTER


lNb License for 1876 Expiration Of licenses
~ License granted. When
l>N. License
j" Auctoreers 1879 Transient photographers
sales license fees
3l Billiards Penalty
1872 Shooting gallery, optcans-icense
1913 Circust's theaers. Penalty.
l9f PeddlerS and hawkers.
1873 Carload produce.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-05-08

i'' Occupation OF Streets lisa. Penalty.
l'6 Permits. l7S Continuing
III. Cleaning streets OF rub 49, In effect.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-05-05

to that faith, although the Wilson
family is Presbyterian.
The president and John Ncvin
Sayrc, of Princeton, Mr.. Sayre's
brother, will stand sponsors for the
baby as godfathers and Miss Agnes
Winter, of Philadelphia, will be god
mother. She was associated with Mrs.
Sayre in settlement work in Phla-
delphia prior to the lattcrs mar
riage.
A large collection Of presents, in
GLIDING drinking cup from the pres
ident, were received by the baby to-
day. The president also brought a
baseball and bat given him for the
baby, by the Washington American
baseball league team.
The president was cheered by large
crowds at Troy and Hoosac Falls, n.
Y. and several other towns. AT Troy.
Mayor Burns welcomed him as he
took short walk about the streets,
shaking hands with many persons.
"Thc people Of he United States
went continued peace and appreciate
the way you have been keeping us out
Of trouble" said. Burns.
Thank you," replied the president
81 know the United States want
peace"
He remarked that he had been
sentenced to several years of hare!
labor and seldom had an opportun-
ity of getting outside Of Washington
THE president. 1t became known.
was only slightly disturbed by the
sudden stopping Of his train at West
Philadelphia today when the brakes
were quickly applied.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-05-05
Winthrop College
SCHOLARSHIP AND ENTRANCE
y EXAMIN ALTON

The examination for the award Of
vacant scholarships in Winthrop Col
lege and for the admission OF new
students will be held at the County
Court House on Friday, July =, at -
a. III. Applicants must not be less
than sixteen years of age. When
scholarships are vacant after July 2
they will be awarded to those making
the highest average at this eXamina-
tiOn. provided they meet the condi-
tions governing the award. Appli-
cants for scholarships should write
to President Johnson before the ex-
animation for scholarship examina-
tion blanks.
Scholarships are worth 500 and
free tuition. The next session will
begin September 10. 1915. For further
information and catalogue, address
Pres. D. b. Johnson. Rock Hill, s. G..
4t-tf-nd
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-05-05
THE FREEZING OF LIGHT.
Radium Rays CONCEAL at a Tempera.
ture Of Minus 312 Degrees.

ture Of Minus 312 Degrees.
The world stood with gaping mouth
and bai,cd breath when science an
nounccd the phenomenon Of frozen air.
but wOndcrucnt has probably reached
Its limit wnen one learns that such an
intangible and wcightleSs thing ns light
has been frozen
1t is customary TO speak Of the enor.
nous generntire power Of heat, but
more astounding still Is the fact that
by means OF cold a force may be i'm.
prisoned and retained which when lib
Grated travcrScs space at velocity OF
100000 miles per second.
Like all great discoveries. the proc.
ess Is exceedingly simple and based
upon formulas that one marvcls at not
having been employed long ago Ra.
dunn emitS light which Is called 'ena.
nation" and this "cmanntion" Is moth.
Ing more or less than II gas 1t IL pos.
sible to freeze all gases. and when
"emnnati0n' is subjected to Il temper.
nturc of 3l2 degrees below zero 1t be
comes congcaled.
The StrnnScSt feature of the phcn0m
enOn. however. is to he observed when
the "cmanation" commences to thnw
when from the surface or The sur.
rounding liquid air brilliant spangles
OF light stream upward. producing Il
most beautiful and dnZZling effect
Birmingham Age Herald
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-05-05
Abram.man.

1t was at one time the practice to al.
low the Inmates OF the Abraham ward
of Bethlehem hospital. London. to go
about begging for the benefit Of the
hospital. Certain vagrants imposed on
the chnritably inclined by pretending
to be actual inmates and were there
fore known as Abrn rmen; hence the
term Abram-man. one who obtains
money by shammng sickness London
Express.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-05-05
An Appeal to Vanity.

A Mussulman general gained vic.
tory over the Greeks and captured
their leader. Having summoned the
prisoner into his tent. he asked him
conqueror. IF you make war like Il
king" replied the Greek. release me:
If you make 1t like trader. sell me:
II you make 1t like butcher. slnugh.
ter me-" The Mussulman general sci
him free.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-05-05
THE PRESIDENT
ENJOYS AN OUTING

Takes a Days Rest from Official Du.
ties to Attend Christening of Grand
son.
Williamston, Mass, May Wood
row Wilson laid aside official cares
here today and became merely the
grandfather Of Frances Sayre, the
small son Of his daughter, Jessie and
OF Francis B. Sayre. The president
came to Williamson, despite press
Ing public business, to take part in
planting a "baby" tree for his grand
SON late this evening and to act as
one Of his godfathcrs at the christcn-
Ing ceremony tomorrow
Practically the entire college pop
ulation of Williamson was at the sta
ton to welcome the president who
was accompanied by his daughter,
Miss Margaret Wilson, his, cousin,
Miss Helen Woodrow Bones, and his
naval aide, DR.. Cary II. Grayson.
Shortly aftcrward the entire family
party, with President Garfield, of Will
liams college and Mrs. Garfield, gath
cred on the lawn Of the Sayre home
and planted walnut tree presented
to baby s'ayre by Mr. Garfield The
president joined in the laughter caus-
cd when the child firmly grasped the
tree with both hands and tried to
take it from his father
AS soon as the tree was placed, the
President turned spadeful of earth
around its roots. The baby girglcd
delghtedly and Mr.. Wilson patted
him on the cheek
The christening tomorrow will be
held in st. Johns Protestant Epis-
pocal church. Only members Of the
Sayrc and Wilson families will be
present. Mr.. Sayre is an Episcopalan
and the ceremony will be according
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-05-05
All Forms OF interchangeable Mileage
and Penny Scrip Books for Intrastatc
PASSAge In South LnrOlinn.

Effective Saturday, March GOTH 1915
all interchangeable mileage and Penny
Scrip books, forms II, III, SIM and
Penny Scrip (regardless Of date pur-
chaseO will be good, within limit
for intrastatc journeys in South Car
olina by exchange of coupons at ticket
windows for passage tickets in ac-
cordance with contract and tariff pro-
visions.
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Southern Railway
Carolina Atlantic & Western Railway
Charleston & Western Carolina Ry.
Columbia. Newberry & Laurens Ry
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-05-05
FALLING A MILE.
turious Effect of Dropping Rocks Down
a Deep Mine Shaft


Deep Mine Shaft.
In reference to the deep mine shafts
Mt Calumet some experiments conduct
cd by members of the faculty of the
Michigan College of Mines are inter.
esting. 1t had been naticed that in
the vertical shafts at the Tnmurack
mine If some ore or rock were spilled
near the surface men working in the
bottom of the shaft Il mile below were
not much bothered and sometimes
only observed "a little dust" 1t is
stated that Il car Of broken rock could
be- dumped into the Shaft without in
jury to Il man standing directly under
meath II mile down
The reason Is that the rock would
never reach the bottom. but would
lodge In the sides of the shaft ON the
timbcrs that protrudc II few inches at
intcrvals-that is. the rock would nol
fall straight. since these shafts are
exactly vertical.
In the experiments conducted two
round metal balls were dropped into
the center OF shaft by burning
threads by Which they were suspend
e.. so ~ to give them no lateral mo-.
ton. 1t was tried to catch the balls
In box of clay In the bottom OF the
shaft None Of them was caught One
ball was never found aftcrwnrd The
other was found In the east wall OF the
shaft only few hundred feet below
the surface.
The explanation Is that the earth Is
revolving from west TO east. which
gave the ball an eastward component
In its fall because a particle on the
surface OF the earth is travelling at Il
higher rate OF speed than one nearer
the center. although at the same angu
lar velocity. Thus Il bnlI or rock drop.
ped in the Shaft will strike the east
wall few hundred feet from the sur.
face. possibly then rebounding several
times In ts drop until it lodges on q
timber or on Il level. Mag.
nZine.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-05-05
State of South Carolina,
county Of Laurens.

In the Court Of Common Pleas
The Columbia Savings Bank and Trust
Company, Plaintiff
agaisnt
David Fl. Counts Rcbccca II. Counts,
II. a Greene, Hughes Buggy Company,
MontgomeryMo Manufacturing Co.,
Parker Manufacturing Company,
Nashville Sadlery Company, Lummus
Cotton Gin Company, NJ. j. Owings,
Georgia Chemical Company Mitchell
Lewis Motor Company, Charles II.
Russell and William II. Russell Co
partners as c. H. Russell & Son,
Franklin Buggy Company, Navssa
Guano Company, Benjamin r. Crump
and Company, X. Burl Shadburn and
j. Loss Shadburn, Copartncrs as
Shadburn Brothers, American/ Agri-
cultural Chemical Company, Brand
Shoe Company. A. Wrcnn & S1ns, The
F.. A. Ames Company. Henry Ratter-
man and Theodore Luth, Cbpartners
as Ratterman & Luti, American Car
riage Company, Jamcs\& yyer Buggy
Company, and all othAr Parties. un-
known to the plaintiff, having any in
terest in, or lien upon, the real es-
tate OF David Fl. Counts, mortgaged
to said plaintiff, and situate in L.au-
rens, S. c., Defendants.
10 tuc lJcleludltS aDONc-Hdlleu.
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint in
this action, of which a copy is here
with served upon you, and to serve
copy Of your answer to the SAID COM
plant on the subscribers at their Of
fee No. 307 National Loan and FIX
change Bank, Columbia, s. c.. within
twenty days after the service hereof,
exclusive Of the day Of such service;
and IL you fall to answer the com
plant within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this action will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded In
the complaint.
Dated at Columbia, s. c.,
April 20, 1915.
MELTON e. BIIISER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To the Defendants aforesaid:
Take notice that the complaint in
this action, together with the sum
mons, Of which the foregoing is a copy
was filed in the office OF the Clerk Of
Court OF Common Pleas and General
Sessions for the County OF T,aurens,
at Laurens. in the County of Laurens,
in the state of South Carolina, on the
first day of May, 1915.
MELTON Sc BIcI.sEf,. /,
4i-3t PLAINTIFF 'sS, Attorseys.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-05-05
FARMERS ORGANIZE
SECRET SOCIETY
Mystery Surrounds Organization Said

10 'i2 Iii Process or formation.
Columbia, May 1.-That a new or
of farmers is gaining >head-
way in certain places in South Caro-
lima has been known for some time
but just how far the organization cx-
tends is not known. Reports in CO.
lumbia are to the effect that the new
farmers organization is secret and
oath-bound and indications arc that
1t partakcs Of political significance
Just what its purposes arc it is i'm
possible to state with accuracy but
enough Is known to justify the state
mont that politics is playing some
part in the new movement.
Investigations by The News CORES
pondent OF this new movement have
been fruitless as far as getting hold
of any tangible information as to
who or what is behind this now
secret farmers movement but the in
vestigations have not been entirely
without results. 1t is known for
certainty that such movement cX-
lists and II appears to have been Grad
shaw. In fact the new movement
lays claim to several hundred mem
bors, 100 to bclicvc on report, in
these two counties. 1t is said to have
appeared at few places in Marl
h0ro county but just how much fur
ther it has spread has not been ap-
parent. 1t seems to be still in it's in
ciDicnt state and has not yet been
enabled TO walk without assistance.
Political observers have had their
eyes on this new movement Of farm
ors for some weeks and have been
quietly digging under the surface to
try and find out the underlying causes
and those who are behind it. 1t is
not entirely thing Of mystery to fig
ure out who might be connected with
the movement. In fact there are those
who guess that some men who have
an eye for political preferment are
aware Of the organization but none
can be found who will admit that they
know anything about it. But there
are some in touch with political con-
ditions who would not mind riskng
guess.
1t Is said on excellent authority that
the new farmers movement is menac-
ing the very existence Of the State
Farmers Union. 1t is said that one
thing Is tho low dues. Thus 1t Is said
that the initiation fee in this secret
farmers organization is only 10 cents
and the dues only 20 cents per year
for each member. This in itself is
which the Farmers Union
is said to be impossible to compete
with any many are wondering how
the new organization Is going to exist
on such dues but that Is something
which has not como to the surface.
While nothing has been said publicly
1t Is known that the Farmers Union
officials have been viewing this new
organization with concern mixed with
alarm.
Developments Of this new Organiza-
tion will be watched with interest.
VIII 1t be new reform movement
similar to that which swept b. II. Till
man into office In 1890 or will It be
only jash in the pan and die in It's
incipiency? The future alone can tell
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-05-05

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N"TII" is harmless.
Get 20 cent box OF "TIZ" now at
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Don't suffer. Have good feet, glad
feet, feet that never swell, never hurt,
never get tired. A yar's foot comfort
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