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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-01

IWo-base hits-KeynoIds Hendrix. Three
base hlt-Priest. Sacrifice hlt-Bankston
stolen bsses-Arragon. . Double play
Arragon ID Priest TO Eibel. First base on
balls-On Smallwood T. or Rhoades. ?
Struck out-By Smallvood. ?. by Rhoades.
4 Left on bases-Newark S: Richmond H.
UmpireS-Chesnutt and Cleary Time IS.
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The score follows :

.Ratted for King in the eighth inning
fBatted for SheeEan in the eighth inning
IRAN for Picinich in the eighth inning:
sTwo out when winning run was scored
IRAN for Iapp in the eleventh inning.
+Tatted FOR Terry in the eleventh inning.
rBatted for Faber in the eleventh inning
pby,dclnhia o 0 0 %
C,1jcaro' 0 0 0 0 0 ii
Two.base hit-Weaver. Three-hase hit
Taioie. Home run-Felsch. stolen bases
iajo,e. walsh Pick Sacrifice hits-Strunk'
Weaver. Double plays-Sheenan 20 Menus
mia. s: chicago. o. First base on error
chicago l. First base on balls-ph Shee-,
nan. ?: of Faber. .; off Williams. .. on
rueb / Hit~ and earned runS-On Shec.
ran 2 hits and runs IN p innings; OH
Faber. hits and no runs IN l-S innings.
struck out-Ry Bush. 2. 10y Williams . uy
raLer wild nitch-Sheehan. Empires-
D,neen and Chill Time-2;A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-01

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus 3 Toledo 4
Milwaukee. 8 s.. Paul
Louisville. 4. Indianapolis. ..
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.
wilkes Barre. {. Scranton. (arst same).
Wilkes Barre. 3 scranton second camel.
Harrisburg 8. Utca. I hrst camel.
Harrisburg 3 Utica 0 second camel
Binghsmton. 10 Elmira. S.
Syracuse. I. Albany. l.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Sprin gfenld s. Portland. 3.
Nss London. 8 Worcester 4.
New Haven. : Hartford 3. .....-..
Bridgeport. 4 Lowell. g.
Lawrence lynn frainl.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Assnta. 6. Chattanooga. 3 (srst camel
ChauNnOoga. 6. Atlanta. second camel.
Nashville. 3 Birmingham
Memphis. 10. New orleans. g.
Litic Rock 3 Mobile. o tert gsmel
Little Rock. I Mobile. o tsccond gapel.
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Minor League Results.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Baltimore n II T.
PPIq7ydence g Q / . % /.
Baiteres-Rilhari and Blackburn. Morrssette
sherman and Winston.
Al Buffalo. r. II z
Buffalo ........l ? % - Q
Doom.
Al Montreal RH <
Montreal 80 . ! 40 0 II s
Toronto .......0 / 0 0 %
Baseries-Csdore aud MADDEN. Mcrzue. Man
ming and Kntchel.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Pittsburgh at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
ST. Louis at Boston (2).
Chicago at Philadelphia (2)
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
New York. Z; Pittsburgh, 1sD.
New York, Z; Pittsburgh, 0 ed.
Brooklyn, s; Cincinnati, 3 Qso:
Brooklyn, 4; Cincinnati. tZd)
st. Louis, 4; Boston, 3 nsp.
Boston. .; ST. Louis, (2dl
Ph'delphia, 4; Chicago, :
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
W. l.. Pc. W. l.. PC
Br'klyn 81 80 .6lf Chicago a 40 Al
Boston. As SO ST. Pittsb'h 80 i9 A
Phila. 40 3S 1858 St.Louis 43 81 A
n. York IS 43 .5l1 Cincin.. 3S 81 .4O'
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ro,als....soi7aS1I Totals....25s41l4c
'Ratted for Wilson IN the ninth inning.
tBatted FOR Bethel in the ninth Inning.

Two-hase hlts-Reschcr. Long. Snyder.
Three base hit-Allen. stolen bases-kescher.
Maranyiue, Mage Snoigrass Sacrifice hit
-Konetchy Sacrifice fies-Magee. Fitzpat-
rick Double pays-Evers % Meanwhile 20
Kcnetciy. smith 90 Fitzpatrick TO konetchy,
Meanwhile To smith, Left on hases-St.
Louis Z. Boston. 4. First base on error
Boston J. First base on halls-On steele. ].
OF Kagan.,4. OF Allen. y Hits and earned
runs-Dn steele. hits and runs IN nn-
INKS. on Ragan. hits and run ~ ! inn
ms of Allen. hits and no runs IN s 10
innings of Rudolph. no hits and no runs In
% inning. struck out-By steele. 10. by
Ragan. Q. by Allen. . Wild pitches-Steele.
Umpires-Rlgler and Harrison Time Is.
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Totals. .s56s1lsl Totals.....sO7s7 III

TwO-base hits-Gainer. Gardner %, Burns.
sacrifice hits-Hooper Scott. Left on bases
-Eoston. 3. Detroit. I. First base on errors
-Boston. !. Detroit. /. First base on balls
on Ruth. 2: or Dubuc. l. Hts and earned
runs-On Ruth hits and no runs in inn
ings. OF Coveleskie. hits and no runs In 5
innings. on LrIbuc. hits and l run In 4
innings. Stru X Cut-By Ruth. s. by Covel-
eske. ?. by Dubuc. ?. Umpires-Connolly
and owens Time-i:33.
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IRAN for Warner IN the ninth inning.
fBatted for Miller in the NTH inning
PITTSBURGH .... 90 0 0 0 90
New York ........... ~
Two-base hlts-FTetcher. MerNe. Miller
Three-b base hits-Schulte Rarden. Sactince
INSTRUMENTATION sKaun. Double plays
Fletcher to DOYLE TO Mcrkle (N. Mccarthy
TO Wagner to Hnchman, Baird to Nc
Carthy, Sahee 10 Doyle to Kelly. Lett on
hasos-New York. 6: Pittsburgh. g. FIRST
base on error Pittsburgh. l. First base on
balls-Or Sallee, /: OF Adams. p Hts and
earned runs-On Miller hits and ? runs III
4 INNINGS: on Adams. : hits and runs N
4 innings. Hit by pitcher-By Adams.
CNcrEie1 Struck out-By Sallee, !. by
Miller. l. Umpircs-Eason and O'Day. Time
la.
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Club Standing
in international

GAMES TO-DAY.
Newark at Richmond.
Providence at Baltimore.
Rochester at Buffalo.
Toronto at Montreal.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Richmond, 4; Newark, 0.
Providence, 8; Baltimore, Z.
Montreal, 4; Toronto, 2.
Buffalo, 8; Rochester, S.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
w. l.. PC. w. l.. PC.
Prov so 40 $50 Baltic. ~ a. SIG
BufIo 40 40 .55l Rich'd AZ a .4sS
Month IS IL .529 Mark. 81 81 APO
Tor'to A 40 .524 Roch'r. So 50 Alp
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-Batted for Boone in the ninth inning.
'Batted for Shawkey In the eighth inning.
Nav York ........... % 0 Il
ST. Louis ............ , 0 0 0 X-+
Two-base hits-Pratt ~. Austin. Mullen,
Alexander OldTing. stolen basc-Bauinan
Sacrifice hits-Marsans. Peckinpaush Let on
bases-St. Louis. g. New York, o. First base
on error-St. Louis. l. First base on balls-Or
Love. /; of Hamilton. g. Hits and earned
rune-Or Shawkey. 10 hits and runs In !
innings: on Hamilton. hits and runs IN
Innings none out in ninth) OF Love, no
hits and no runs In l inning. of Davenport,
no hits and no runs IN inning. Struck out
BY shawkey. L. by Love, !; by Hamilton
g. Passed ball-Severeid. Cmpires-Evans
and Nallin. Time-2:00.
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FIRST GAME.
rotals...sl4s7nO Totals...si3 Il q 10

Two base hits. Smith. Miller Three
base hits-IOng. Konetchy, Eyers. stolen
Mage Without. Double plays-Betzel
10 Hcrnsby. Maranvine 10 Evers 10 kon-
etchy. Maranville 20 Konetchy. Left on
bascs-St. Louis. &. Boston Q. First base on
error-St Louis. !. First base on halis-on
Harnes. /. of Doak. :. Hits and earned
runs-ON Barnes S hits and runs IN inn
incs. OF Doak. Il hits and runs In nm
ines. of Allen. no hits and no runs IN
inning: Of Reulbach. ! hit and no runs In i
inning. Hit by pitcher-By Doak. tSnod-
grass. struck out-By Barnes. 8. nv Doak'
3 Umpires-Hlrrison and iNeler. Iime--.lE.
SECOND GAME.
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How. They Did 1t.
FIReT CAME
Totals m3l0M93 totals. sssl3HlOg

TwO-baso hlts-DIsOn, 'uTfhHW, IafH-'
Stolen base-Johnston. Sacrifice hts-Stengel
Mowrey Sacrifice fiss-Daubert Myers.
Left on bases-Cincinnau, 70; Brooklyn. Z.
First base on errors-Cincinnat, 2. Brook
Ign, g. First base on balls-On schulz. 2:
on Smith. 3 Hits and earned runs-oir
Toney. 3 hits and runs In innings on
Schulz, 3 hits and runs In innings; on
smith runs Struck out-By Schulz, J. by
Smith. ?. Umpires-Klem and Emslie. Time
Il 40
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.ECOND GAME.
Totals. os4iS2 Totals 10 q .
.Batted for jacobs in the eighth inning.

.Batted for jacobs in the eighth inning.
Pittsburgh - 0 %
Now York ........ 0 l 1-I
Two-base hits-Herzog. Merkle. stolen
bnscs-Robertsoa. Caiey. Sacrifice hit
Burns. Sacrifice hy-Burns Double pay
Ralrd. Hinchman and Fischer. Let on bases
New York. .: Pittsburgh. (. First base on
balls-On Tesreau. .: of Jacobs, ? Hts and
earned runs-OM Jacobs. 10 hits and runs
IN innings; of Carpenter, no hits ana 10
rims in / inning. struck out-By Tesreau. s..
nv Carpenter, ! Umpires-O' Day and Eason.
Time-l:A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-01
MISS EDITH HANDY
ADVANCES ON COURT

A fairly strong field started play
Yesterday in the annual women's tennis
singles championship of Long Island,
on the courts of the Woodmere Club.
None of the fayorites, with the eX-
ception Of Ilrs. Herbert Carlebach.
dropped set. Mrs. Carlebach. after
winning a first round match, lost in
the second 20 Miss Edith Handy, an
other favorite, 4-6, l-6.
The summaries follow:
Long Island championship singles Tor women AT
roundl-M Helen Bernhard defeated No T. J.,
strauss e~-l c-l. Mrs. u. Rossrths. defeated
Miss Adele Cragln. Is. &c. Miss Eva Marcus de-
fea'ci Miss Helen Tough. 60. 81 Miss L.sa
Kayser Won from Miss Tuger ty default Mis-
Gertrude Della Tore defeated Mn. X N Thomp-
son. t-3 5-j Miss e. M0fiecl Won from Mrs
Alvin Io-ephy ty default. Ma. :. llirsch defeated
Mrs Manheimer. t-l. SO. 81. Mss Helen
Ciletudclu defeated Miss Eizaheth living. 60.
Cd. M. ~el won from Mn Herbert Asher D.
default. SIR. Herbert Garrett sch defeated Miss J.
Rum. f-l &C. Miss Edith Handy Won from
Nrs william Schir hy default. Nh, Auglum de-
f-afsd Alrs william Issacs. 6-3. SIS default
Second rolnd-M.ss Helen Bernhard defeated
Miss Alice Nosel g. "a Miss Edith Handy
defeated Mrs HeThcr Garebach - 6-l.
GIANTS TO-I,iY with PITrsBURG. $40
7. u Polo51rounds. Adm. o9e.->Advt
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Results of Games in Two Leagues
And Standing of Battling Teams
AMERICAN LEAGUE
GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES lO-DAl.
New York at 81. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Detroit.
Washington at CleyelAh@
RESULTS OF CANES YEsTERDAi'
81. Louis, 4; New York, 2.
Chicago. (; Phila., 3 I'll inn)'
Boston, 6; Detroit, y.
Washington, IL; Cle,elano' d
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDiNS.
W. l.. Pc. w so
Boston. 81 20 .57i Detroit. 81 'sst
Chic'go S. ~ .567 Wash'n. ~ 20 ,st
\. York SO 43 .552 St-Louis ~ :, 81;
Clev'nd 81 a 537Phils... ~ "
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Giants Swat Pirates
Twice in Same Place
Two at a Time.
FIRST GAME
sRan for Wagner in the ninth inning.
.L.-tloL fnr MLllnl. In the MN imnluE.

Totals. ..s2Osals2 Totals. 81 :
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Totals. 81 272il62i Totals...So4i 10 p
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-Ba,ted for Boone in the ninth inning.
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After this exhibition, Honus Wag-
ner, who had been melting away at the
shortstops' station, headed TO the CLUB
house and turned on the cold water
II felt natural after the way the Giants
tave been throwing cold water upon
the aspirations Of the Pirates.
Davv Robertson was bumped out Of
anotber run in the second inning be
rause Of the languidness of Umpire
Fason. Robby was on third when Kauif
cent ont ytlong fy. The moment u
struck the ntre felder's glove Robby
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Yankees Fall Further
Away from First Place
Browns Are Guilty.

ST. LOUIS a. L..
abr n Do A Q
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-05-18
Aged Citizen Passes Away

G. 4 Goudie died Thursday night
at the home of his son Ross Goudie
in this city, at the advanced age of
so years and 10 months. He was an
early day settler Of southern Hand
county. near Wall Lake. A few
wears ago he moved to this town and
engaged in carpenter work. Mrs.
Goudie passed away last year at
Sioux City while visiting a son, and
was buried there.
MIR. Goudie was a quiet, industri-
Gus man, possessing the respect OF
all who knew him. Funeral services
were conducted at the sons home
Friday afternoon by Rev. A. P.
Cooper, pastor of the PRESBYTERIAN
church, and the remains taken to
Sioux City for burial. He leaves to
mourn his loss one daughter and
two sons. They are Mrs NJ. F. Gil
bert of Peshastin, Wash. Ross Gou-
die of this city, and w. +. GoudIe of
CITY.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-05-18
Women Protest
Vote Given Indians

Colorado Springs. Col. Nav Is -
Members of the Congressional Union
tor Woman Suffrage, who are tour
ing the west. stopped here and sent
President Wilson a telegram protest
ing against the enfranchising OF
seventy South Dakota Indians at
Yankton while he refuses South
women the ballot.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-05-18

Among the new interpretations re-
ported from Pierre, is noted the Rec
Valley Farmers Cooperative Asso-
citation at Orient. with these incor-
porators: Mike Allen, Wencil Hou-
dek, !. 0. Bickel. c. A. Wilson, Dor.
man Lieske.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-05-18

tent.
The 1915 convention numbered
800 and this one is the Four Hun
dred convention. Will you be one
of that number? Boost the conven
ton by telling your neighbors about
1T. The program will open at 1920
a. m. sharp. Big basket dinner at
IL m. T.. c. SaIter, President.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-05-18
Gard of Thanks

We most sincerely thank all those
friends and neighbors wEo so kindly
assisted US during the sickness and
death of our loved one
Mr. and Mrs J. r. Goudie
and family.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-05-18

The seventh annual meeting of
the South Hand County Sunday
School Convention will be held at
Pleasant Valley on Sunday, May %.
1916, in the Union Sunday School
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Largest stock of wall paper IN
Hand county at the Corner Drug
Store, scents a roll up.-Adv.
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LOOK over Press advertising col
umns if you want to purchase any
thing. These advertisers are doing
the business. They invite YOU.
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Notice the BotsfOrd Lumber Co,
adv. in this paper.
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Paints, turpentine, linseed oil,
varnishes Muresco and wall paper
Scofields.
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When you think Of jewelry.
watches or diamonds think of Lud.
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WANTED:-Stock to PASTURE
Peter Nelson. 25t.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-10-11


n s. 81 ye votes shall prevail
% dtctin 81 pro vision
~ ~ 1f ]. ii .Iat ~ ~
nres5s saf5f Eamendments TO the cons
stits1tt Ion iHi tiat edsS the people
= i,s Pennla ths
M s III I'd nf Tinn no az
.S.S. 8. s..
IL
ieEfksla tion but until such legisla
ton has been enacted this section
snatas pes .setAs 9 81 ~ E.
| TTIIs PURPOSE And EFFECT -
III. nmen tain0dat. e ndOp pied, Sc III -
| fold.
l.l II yyill pernsit the voter. % prs.s
+ 49,. aI,endme nfs 10 the state constlt tue
| itun. Tor ailopfIon. without action By
ne Iexislature. Under the cons tuition
/ 8. Il now stands Unconstitutional amend
Z, AM : can Ne nrt,I,ored onIy Nv the les.
sIrlntnre.
IgaS rs 50. too. II ADOPTED. the amends
.,ant M ia ne rnif eIectora to pronose
fs.r n ST 4. nt ma II = II ..p,,ctaa
~ 4. J. Ie,ri & IA ,ire. 11,.. -. nv
q, &; 80 $. ~. - e,tion +
S ~ q, 49, q 81, :. ,.,v
e -,
~. 8. !. =.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-10-11
PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. 8.

81 Chapter 1856, Laws Is, the legis-
4 lsslure proposed Tor adoption by the
electors an amendment. of Section Z,
The section now reads as follows.
'.ge elton PROBATE COURTS
There shall be established in each Or.
4 ganized county In the state a probate
hieh shaH be court Of rec;
Places as may be prescribed by law.
shall shall be held, by one Judge. .Who
shall be elected by the voters Of the
shall be a resident OF such county at
the time OF his election. and reside
E therein during his continuance in Of
Provided by law. He may appoint his
own clerk where none has been elects
g but the legislature may authorizs
tie election. by the electors of any
county, Of one clerk Of register OF pro.
bate for such county, whose powers.
duties, term Of office and compensation
court shall have jnrisdic lotion over the.
ssstates OF deceased persons and per-
f son, Under guardianship, but no ethes
this constitution.
The amendment simply proposes to
subs itute the word ssfour'' for the
word sttwOY 30 that the sentence pre-.
scribing the duration Of the term Of
Office will, ~ the amendment 10 adopt
60, read - followss
1T shall be held by one Judge,
| S. who shall be elected by the voters
OF the. county for the term Of four
as PURPOSE AND EFFECT. The
| amendment, n adopted will make thu
term Of ONCE OF the Judge OF Probate
four years Instead OF two.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-10-11

" = uCu. Id Wn1cn may nave peeu5 IS
passed by the nitiative petition
be subject 10 tho veto Of the gov-
ernor. The authority OF the people
subdiviaion shall Pe n9tyaadia only tho to
laws authorized by the provisions
Of the constitution.
.lcl TIE REFERENDUM. II I
Within ninety days after the final
adjournment OF any session OF the
Legislature, referendum petition,
signed by six per centum Of tho
electors OF the state, shall be filed
any law or any part Of a. law,
passed by the legislature at such
session, such law. or such part Of
law shall be ubnitted to- the
special statewide election, occur
ring not less than ninety days after
q the filing of said petition. II e
majority Of the votes cast thereon
negative vote be not less than
thirty-three per centum OF the to-
tai number OF votes cast Mt such
election, such law or such part Of
e law shah tn reby be repealed.
I !. that 5if a referend dun PEE
tition IS signed by fifteen per. cen-
astum OF the electors Of the state.
the law, or part Of a law, against
which such petition is He'd shall
Pc s ,.l pen spending the refer
same shall equal SO per cent OF tho
votes Mt such election. ss
S55S5. {. $.
al law .nr9e.v eeng Tor. g TAX lev
q current expenses OF the state gov
eminent or state institute ns; any
\ act Of the legislature submitting
I e constitutional amendment or
Z c easn i question 70 the electors OF
the state or any 2, emerge law
sneeessss ar Ter g the immediate pres
servaLLon O - the p ~ ubIlc peace.
\ nea 9Ilil,1 Or saIety, shall go Into eff
Lei sIlIlIlaeuaaals sy e ponalls passage
mo - ~ aRproVai.p y Lne. governor, ana
S S,, .nQsSpe I, ssup1sctS.fo g refeTen-s
laws snail
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se nai s; fnrth p1rsaInpie prineny
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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-10-11


s PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. 8.
BY Chapter 1884, Laws 1915, the legis-s
Slature proposed an arnendmentSof Sec
ton Fhlrteen I'D of Article One Cd
The section = L now stands reads.
~ follows
Section PRIVATE PROPERTY
FOR PUBLIC Use Private property
shall not bs AIKEN. destroyed or dam
aged Tor public use. without just con-s
pensation therefor first paid or se-s
e the amendment Is adopted the sse-
tion Will read = follows.
Section -. Private property
Is, shall notssb taken. destroyed or
damaged 81 for public use. without
lust compensation therefor first
Z paid or secured, and such private S
property may be taken, destroyed
Is or damaged for the purpose OF pri-
va e as well as public drainage
Y pom Just comp lion therefor
being tifst3 paid Or secured
THE PURPOSE of Tie proposed
;aniendment a e permit tie taxing Of
private lands Tor tie purpose 81 drain-s
are purposes where tie drain OF ditch
VIII be q no public benent, but On the
4eontraxy viii Only beneft tho land 81
lands Of the person Of persona con-
sstructtng The drainage diteh.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-10-11
PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. !.

ST. fSy@IhaptersS6O,sI Laws 1915, the 1eEis-s
s1atufe proposed for adoption by the
electors, an amendment Of Section *
90 SO. .of Article Eight 60 of the Coh-
Section SIX an It now stands reads
sss fos.osvs:
Section 6. 81 NV e SIN E. N Il C,Es
sSsCHO Oh FUNDS The permanent
school and university fund Of this state
may be invested in the bonds OF any
county, school district, city, town 81
village of this state, but no such Inv
yeStment shall he made until approved.
by the board OF cOmmissioners desig.
mated by law to regulate the inVesty
llent OF! Ethe#permanent school fund and
the permanent university fund OF this
states, nor shall such loan or invest;
s!nent be made when the bonds to losS
issued or purchased would make tf1 i
entire bonded Indebtedness exceed fl
teen per centsof the assessed valuation
Of the taxable real property OF the
county, school district city, town o.
village issuing such bonds; nor shall
such loans @or ebtednesss be made al
e lower rate OF interest than three pet
CENT per8a mum, nor for a shorter pes
Srlod than five years, nor for o. longei
period than twenty years, and m:
5cnange OF the town, school district
city. vtllage or OF count y lines shall
relieve the real property IN such town,
schooI district, county, village or city
IN this state at the time OF the ISSUING;
OF such bonds from any liability fol
taxation to pay such bonds
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or 81 own
shall not Sc oestY 81 sd on iamaged
d mont the Co assent. unless cOals
pau as secured. ms piancapal 81 s
s ttll funds &TiS1alE ftOI % sEAe s44as OF SIS
UGH; iron oz g Issis minerals.
81 No ana uild Imam sned. Lu ii 81 Is.
come tnerefEom shall De- used #sf oy
the con- tr uct ION Imp rvp enent
and nlaintsEaan ne s OF NE public
# roads of the at principal
# Of such fund 8 shall loaned or
Invested Ia the anne u. sinner by
" the Gam Ulcers s. and Upon st he q.
time ssrms g 9 s g
d by The con II ion and law s. for
the loanin8 or Inv estment of the s
Permanent 1.. sci1oo 81 J, and and unive rsity NE
THE PURPOSE 81 the proposed..
amendment cannot be more Clearly
stuted than q expresscd therein.
THE REJECT Of the amendment. 81
adopted, would be to confer power on
the lcgislaturc to provide by law for
the mining Of iron ore and o. her min
erals. WI ich the state OWNS In It's Sow
ereign capacity md sItuate under the
bed Of my menniIered public lake or
river, subject to the restriction TINT
the rights sOf riparian owners on any
such lake or river, sln11 not be de.I
stroyed or faJurcd without COM ensn-
ton. II fhe legiakHlnre exercises the
power, IN case II IL conferred, 1t could
Also provide fsr the drainage or III
version Of tbs waters Of tie hike OF
silver WIFI reference TO which IL 80
legislates. # could also prescribe BY
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tsas Y ll sn llS. pc ntered the
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s. ~, -, 9 any, plll hall not be re-
t tinrnoa o " \ ne governor thin
5 agts.s Jays si g, sundays excepted
to him, the same shall Be q 8 law II ]
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tournament within that time, pre-.
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l ia q pFov 81 gns and file in the