New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-07-26

Jesse Coulter, farmer residing
near East Grand Forks, escaped death
after battle with an enraged bull by
leaping on the animals back, seizing
an iron ring in it's nose and bringing
the bull to the ground. Coulter prob
ably will recover, though severely
wounded.
The next legislature will be asked
by the state rural school committee
| to create supervisors of Minnesota
rural schools. These supervisors
would be assistants to the county SUI
! perintendents, by whom they would
be appointed. The state would pay
the salaries.
The final passage of the federal
good roads bill means that the gov
eminent is ready to spend more than
100000 on roads in Minnesota in
the next five years provided the state
spends at least as much more, and
| also maintains in good condition all
roads so built.
Regulations applying to the ship
ment of live stock and live stock prod
ucts between Canada and the United
| States, which have been in effect
| since the outbreak of the hoof and
| mouth disease in this country, have
been withdrawn, according to a notice
posted at South St. Paul.
Amid tumultuous scenes the Mime
sofa State Federation of Labor, at the
closing session Of it's annual cOnven-
ton at Hibbing, defeated a resolution
recommending the impeachment of
Governor ]. A. A. Burnquist for his
part in the suppression of the strike
| disorders on the iron range.
The United States senate has passed
the bill transferring to Minnesota
number of SMALL unsurveyed islands
in the northern part of the state. The
state forestry service is interested in
the measure. These small islands will
be developed for summer resorts and
| camps by the forestry service.
Freight business at the Minnesota
| Transfer for June showed decided
gains over the same period a year
ago. The transfer handled total of
71,7OS cars, of which $1,000 were
loaded and 1859 empty. Loaded cars
made a gain of 81 per cent and empty
cars 15.4 per cent. The gain on the
total number handled was 80 per cent
Camp Bobleter and expenses of
guard mobilization there cost the
state $69,85O.S9, according to State
Auditor Preus The state had set
aside 100000 to meet the expense.
It is expected reimbursement will be
made by the federal government. Pay
rolls of the three regiments of infan-
try and one battalion of artillery to-
tailed $5S,577.55.
Notice of motion for new hearing
on the petition to disqualify Thomas
Frankson as Republican candidate for
lieutenant governor has been filed in
the Ramsey county district court The
motion for new hearing is based on
alleged errors by the court when the
case was dismissed recently and is
being made as a matter of record be-
fore appeal is taken to the state SUI
preme court.
Five cases of alleged extortion
graft or conduct unbecoming a mem.
Der of the profession will be pre-.
sented by the state board of law ex.
: aminers to- the supreme court in Octo.
Der when that body reconvenes, If the
recommendations of the ethics com
mittee of the State Bar association
are carried out. It will then rest with
the supreme court whether to disbal
the attorneys concerned.
: Thomas T. Ofsthun of Glenwood
former member of the state house OF
: representatives. said during the hear
ing in St. Paul on the petition to an
null the nomination of Thomas Frank
. son, Republican candidate for lieuten
: ant governor, that he will file sui,
: for $4,000 against the thirty-two mer
:, who signed the petition. Ofsthun will
> charge defamation of character, he
}, said, based on that part of the petition
) which declares that Ofsthun received
t $4,000 from Frsnkson to be used K
obtain votes.