davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Madison journal., 1919-06-21
W. S. CRAIG,
Sacrn-cry Police ,Iu--.

Secre+9ry ICIlce july.
I y. S. Craig Secretary Of the
Police Jury of Madison Parish, do
here certify that the above and fore
going three(3 pages constitute q
true and correct Of a proclamation
issued BIZ Hon. Alex Clark. President
OF the Police jury Of Madison Parish
La, declaring the result OF an cleo
ton held il said Parish on the 10th
6av Of June, 1919.
(SEAL) W. S. CRAIG
Secretary
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-07
X ON NIX At

w odpowiedl ma iczne zapy.
tania kierowane do Konsulat tll,sS
Konsulat Generalny zawiad damia
ze sprawl jak nail jkorzy iejsze-
go gulowania oplacanego przez
|obywateli polskich " Stanach
Ezjednoc nych pod datku osobisto
'doch doWego, maj jduje sic na u4.s l 8
|konczeniu / wynik staran Konsli
latu podany zostanie niebawem do
.publiczp zpej Wiad domo Sci. AS
Iacznie to spraWa Wdrozono
akcye . Wstrzymanie wydalania
2 fabryk robe otnik6w polskich ME
majacych papier6w obyWate elskich
Ameryk kanskich
Ola Wyjasnie ienia dodaje, ze pier
wsze papiery Amery kanskie ME
zmieniaia obyWat elstwa polskieg
Mona jeella6 do kraju "a pasz
|portem polskim choc sic te papies
~ posiada Kto ma drugie papiie
~, jest jl1z oby yWatele lem StanoWs
.zjednoc oczonych i chcac jecIac do
3Polski, musi postarac sic q paszM B
port Amery kanski j wiize polskie
go Konsulat tu.
KONSUL GEN NERALN ssss A
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-07
Przyjecie kr0la Alberta po.
szfo "a wysoko.
Wfadcy Belgn j jego sWi.
Gle dano sWietIle przy-
iieCje w New YOrku.

NEW YORK 4 PAID. Kr6l i
.krolowa q Belgii ksieciem Leo
poldem roszczacym pretensye do
tronu odrzuciwszy dis na+ strone
kr6lewskie incognito !, ktore o
krywalo ich cd czasu poWitania
wczoraj W poludnie dla StanoW
|Zjednoczonych przez vice Prey.
denta Marshall j znajdujac sic ma
|pok1adzie WycieczkoWca Mona na
|rzece Hudson dla zrobienia for
malnego wstepu do New 7 orku.
Jadac szybko samoch choden1 2
Woldorf Astoria gdzie noe spe-
dill regularnym orszak klein do zlo
'tu zachodniej try ydziestej czwar
tel ulicy, kr6l 6lewscy goscie byi1
.przyjmowani przez Rodman a
Wanamaken przewod dniczacego
komitetu ma jora H.ylan.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-07
Shunliei lawy splywa do mo.
RIA.
Wulkan Nauna Loa, po-
Wieks2a sic gWaftOWnie.
WODA SIZE GOTUJE.

HILO, T. M. 3 pazdz. Stru-
mien lawy 1000 stop szeroki sp}y
wa do morza po dWadziescia do
trzydziesci mil ma godzine krate
ra Wulkanu Mama Loa, ktory po
pierszy raz zaczaf Wyrzucac lave
W zaprzeszla sobote. Strumien La
wy zamienil sic teraz W praWdzi-
wa rzeke Cd dwudziestu do trzy-
dziestu stop wysoka. Tam gdzie0
lava splywa W morze Woda gotuje.
sic ma, pol mill zaslana jest niezy
Wemi rybalmi. *=..3 s..zs.:z1
Pc stronach splyWajacej laWyy,
uformowana jest grabla ze stygg::
nacej lawy a azczerWone gorace ztz3 z
le spadajace do strumieni exp1oc'.
Eduja gdy uderzaja na wode. Stra-
ts W wlasnos ach ktora spoWo,-.
doWana jest czynnos oscia auna
Loa jest Wielka ponie eWaz nick tore
lasy j domy zostaiy zczone a; !;
A eMllds !oszzo. llszsa !, .A ],
powiecie Barre 8 ss|s & s. ss B
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-07


oficera pierWszej ofiary nieporza
dk6w, ktory ma bye synem .. S.
Bratton'a adwokata z Little Rock
dawniejszego poczmistrza.
Przeprowadzone badania W spra
vie ostatnich zaburzcn wykazaly
re pomiedzy murzy11ami uwijali
sic cd dluszego czasu agitorzy,
kt6rzy *podburzali ich. do zabu-
rzen. Tacy agitatorzy pracowali
pomiedzy masami biaych miesz-
kancoW tego miasta.
Murzyni, ktorzy tn maja swe
plantacye bawelny Cd dluzszego.
czasu zaopatrzeni byli w: bron i
cWiczyfi sic W strzelaniu. w mics
Gle INA jduje .je sic obceniiee EiIka set
zo1nierzy rzad dowych kt6rzy G.
trzymali rozkaz zastrzelenia kaz-
diego murzyna kt6ryby sic wzbra
NAL poddac zolnierzoWi.
-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-07
zwioki zaginiionych lotnik6w
z armi znaje sic So
znalezione.
PufkOWnik ~WaterhOuse /
Connolly prawdopodob-
nie spOtkali sic z lOsem
przeznaczenia, trZysta
mil na pOfudnie cd San
Diego.

NOGALES, ARIZ. 2 pazdz. =
zwfoki mezczyzn ubranych "
uniformly amerykanskiej armii z
insigniami korpusu lotniczego W
kieszeniach, -.znaleziono pogrzeba-
he mad brzegiem zatoki w Los An
geles, okofo try sta mil Ia po1u-
dnie od San Diego zdaja sic bye
zwlokami pulk. Frederick B. Wa
lerhouse Cecilia H. Connely, sto-
sownic do raport6w zrobionych
dis do. urzednik6w wojskowych
przez Joe Allen: Richards Chica-
go po przybiciu jego do Guaymas.
Zagineli pred 6 tygodniani.
Pulkownik Waterhouse i Come
ly zagineh szesc tygodni temu
gdy pelnili patrole obowiazkowa
pomiedzy Yuma Ariz., i San Diago
Cal. :Stosownie do Richards a zw4o
ki znalezione zostafy przez niego
i William'a Rose ob6ch Ameryka
now, gdy przyladowali do tel Ia
toki w Los Angeles % wrzesnia,
ably nabrac woody opuszczajac O.
kret Navari dlatego powodu. Sza-
nice ziemi i odor rozkfadajacego
sic miesa, powiada Richards, spo-
WodowaIy poszukiwanie "a cia}a
mi.
Zabrali klejnoty. !.
Mezczyzni ci pogrzebani byli
w swych uniformach a w ich kie
szeniach znajdowa1y sic insignia
korpusu awiatycznego i klejnoty
kt6re zabrali W celu mozliwego
rozpoznania ichh. Richards poWie
dial ze urzednicy mexykanscy W
Santa Rosalia zabrali i'm klejnoty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-07
Rap,rty 0 znalelieniu ukra.
dziionych zapas6W ma dro-
DE minnesockiei.

- :. q ( -, ~ -. T.
PIPESTONE, MINI 3 pazdz.
Upowaznieni rozpatruja kraza-
.ce raporty ze zona farmera zna-
lazla na drodze Walizke zawiera-
jaca $150,000 W z4ocie W gotowce
j bondach wolniosciowych, kilka
mil Ia pofudnie Cd Pipestone.
Pieniadze mia}y bye podobno zdo
.bycza z}odziei bankoWych kt6rzy
obecnie obraboWali kilka bank6w
W pofudniowej Dakocie. Jaspizo-
wy banker zaprzecza azeby zmian
kowana zdobycz przyniesiona 20
stala do jego banku do bezpieczne
go przech owania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-07
Ostrze ezienliie!

Po ciezkich latach Wojny kaz-
dy, prawie pragnie powr6cic do
domu do vol nej Polski. Nieste-
ty pok6j choc podpisany, ME zo-H
stal jeszczewyk konany j drogasdo
Polski jest jeszcze zamknie
Gdansk ME jest jeszcze .w reku
Polskiem, a tylko przez Gdansk
nozemy mice swobodny dostep
do Polski. Przez inne panstWa
podr6z jest tax niezmie ernie u
trudniona, ze tedy r6wniez pre-
jechae ME mozna- w danej chWili@
zatem powr6t do Polski JEST
wprost niemozliwy. 4.
Terminu otwarcia komunikacyiiS
z.Polska przeWidziec ME MONA.
Moze to potrwac tygodnie, moze
zaleznie Cd tego jak
szybko zostana ureguloWane sto-.
sunki polityczne osciennemi
panstwami. Jedyny spos6b obec--
ME przygotowania sic do po-
wrotu do Polski jest pracoWae|
tutaj, azeby chwila moznosci
powrotu do Ojczyzny pojechae
tam zasobami. Kto rzuca prace
obecnie W nadziejji dostana sic
predko do Polski, kto ludzi sic
ie moze teraz do Polski jeehac,
atrudnia tylko sobie moznose po-
Wrotu gdy on istotnie mozliW.ym
iuz sbedzie. ..1
Konsul Generalny
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-07
Koszta zycia rozpoznawane
" stanle.

ST. PAUL MINI. 4 PAID.
sokie koszta zycia rozpatrywane
SO przez minnesocki departament
rolnictwa, 2 rozporzadzenia obec~
nego specyalnego posiedzenia le
gislatury, jak oswiadczyli' dis na
konferencyi oficyalisci stanu " ka
pitolu. Koszta zyWnosci j odziezy
beda najpierw rozpatrywane jak
oswiadczyl komisarz IT. j. Holm.
berg z departamentu rolnictwa.
Department rozpatruje obecnie
lodowni jako pierwszy
stopien pod osobnem praWem u
chWalonem przez Legislature. lime
posiedzenia przedstawione "a bar
dzo interesyjace, oswiadczano, ze=5.
odbywac sic beda p6zniej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-07
Wiele czarnych itrzech bia-
lych uniera podczas walkii ra-
sowej " Arkansas.
NegrZy strZelaja do urZe-
dnik6W a Elaine stale
sic krWaWym frOntem
Walki.

HELENA, ARK. 3 pazdz. Przy-
bycie dis rano do Elainy 500 zo]
merry Stan6w Zjednoczonych W
| toWarzystwie gubernatora Brough
cos zwrociIo uwage IA wczoraj-
sly bunt. w kt6rym trzech bialych
zostalo zabitych, dw6ch ranionych
a nieznana liczba murzyn6w zabi-
tych1 i rannych.
Gdy walka kt6ra trwa1a przez
ca}y dzien przeciagne1a sic do poz
ma Wieczorem, uzbrojeni MANIFEST
nicy patrolowali ulice Elainy przy
gotowani IA ponowiony atak ban
dy negrow, kryjacych sic W trzci
ME i chrostach po miescie.
2 nadejsciem dis rano wojska
uzbrojonego w strzelby zdawalo
sic zazegnac raz po raz ponawiaja
ce sic bunty 0 kt6re mieszkancy
obawiali sic re powr6ca z brzas-
klein dnia.-
Przyprowadzono tu dWudziestu
kt6rych osadzcno pod
mocna strata wlacznie O. S. Brat
ton a bia1ego kilka niewiast mu-
rzynek. Bratton obwiniony 0 NOR
derstwo w pofaczeniu re snier-
cia w. A. Adkins a specyalnego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-07
Kr6Inie przybedzie do blizlnIa.
czych miast " swei podrQziy.
Belgijska kr6leWska SWita
Wymazafa przyrzecze-
ME w MinnesOcie lecZ
uda sic Wprost do wy.
brZeZa.
SILNY DZlEN W METROPOLl

NEW York; pazdz. Kr6l
Albert Belgii lecia1 dis rano
mad New Yorkiem W marynars-
kim Hydro aeroplaine kieroWa
nym przez pu}k. komendanta Tom.
Il: Hasner a.
Skoro kr6l wysiadl powiedzial
entuzyastycznie: 3STo bylo wspa
Male widowisko. =
Boston i Buffalo.
Boston Buffalo So jedyne-
mi miastami IA wschOdzie opr6cz
New Yorku,, kt6re beda zwiedzo-
ne przez krola jego swite. Pozo-
stana tam do poniedzialku, a po-
tenn udadza wprost do Kalifornii.
Az do IA pazdziernika partya
kr6lewska gdzies zabawi W miej-.
scu dotad niewiad domem i zadne O.
wacyjne pfzyjecie nie beda urza-.
diane, dopiero IA pazdziernika
wfadca Belgii bedzie owacyjnie.
przyjmowany W San Francisco.
Zmiana W planie wizyty wyrzuca
Moline, Ill, Seattle, Spokane, Da-
venport, Ia, Kansas City, st. Paul
j Minneapolis. Bye moze il niekto-
re tych miast beda jeszcze zwie
dzone przez swite kroleWska w po-
do6zy pewrotnej na Wsch6d.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-07
Clemenceau nagh .zwo}anie
do Washington "a illiesiiac.
Nadmienia re prezydent
ma przeWodniczyC W
dalszej sesyi W list0pa-
die.
Soldarno$c bedzie p1zewodzic
True translation filed with the
post master at Winona' Mimi, on
Oct..7 1919 as required by the
s Act Of Congress, Oct: 6, 1917. 4

= PARYz, 4 pazdz. Premier Gle
@1nenceau pisaf pulkownikoWi E. NJ
House, naglac zc posiedzenie Il
gi narod6w ma sic odbyc w Wa
shingtonie pod prezydentura pre-
zydenta Wilsona ia poczatku IL
stopada. List .premiera kt6ry ski
cuje jego powody ma zwofanie ia
kiego posiedzenia byi dis .urzedo
wo ogfoszony. Pisany byf 4 go
yvrzesnia, 1919, brzmi:
MOI drogi przyjacielu Zdaje
mi sic ze pierwsze posiedze1ie sto
warzyszenia w Westinghouse, pod
przewodnictwem pana Wilsona
powinno bye koniecznie zwoFane
lie MONA jak najpredzej.
Il powodil nadzieis5ze stowarzy
syenie bedzie podpierac i u1atwiac
problemy W obec wszystkich IA
rod6w chcia1bym nadmienic azeby
rosiedzenie odbyfo sic W pierw
Sym tygodlliu> W przyszfym listo
paddle i chciafbym proponoWac
zaproszenie jak ma jwieksza
mozliwie liczbe statysty k6W, kto
rych nazwiska zjednoczone =usta
wieniem stowarzyszenia narodow.
Bezwatpienia bedzie tam tylko
mala ilosc bedacego W=obiegu inte-
resu do zalatwienia lecz na prog
ramie bedzie ia wysmienita wyz
szosc: Chcialbym .przypuscic do
czynu stowarzyszenie, ktore wciaz
egzystuje tylko na papierze.
Solidarnosc przewodzi.
"Ostatecznie, czy ME myslicie
zeby to by1o wielkim postepem dla
dawnych cz1onkow ex officio ze
stowarzyszenia narodow, gdyby 20
stall uzdolnieni do zmienienia WI
dok6w W ogolnym kierunku dal
szego postepowania? Mkt ME. jest
lcpiej dotcgo nkWalikwikowany
anizeli prezydent Wilson ably przy
pomice ludziom 0 otwarcin pierw
szego zgromadzenia W jakiem sto
warzyszenie narod6W bedzie mice
przewage wywierac bedzie
wplyw W czasie pokoju jezeli tyl
ko poszczesci sic utrzymac rozwl
JAG uczucia miedzynarodowej sos
lidarnosci kt6remi by}a podpiera
Tia podczas wojny ma zawo}anie
lrezydenta Wilsona. ia sam czul
byn sic szczesliwy dopomagac
mn " tenn zadaniu.
(Podpisano)" Georges Clemenceau
."P. S. -Podobny list napisa1em
do premiera Lloyd George a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-07
SERIOUS ACCUSATIONS MADE AGAINST
RAILROAD MANAGERS

On the strength Of charges made by Glen.
E. Plumb, Attorney for the Transportation
Brotherhoods and author Of the Plumb plan
for operation and control Of railroads, Con
gressmen Huddleson has introduced resolu-
ton in Congress providing for an investiga-
ton Of these charges.
These charges are Of a serious nature and
if true they would be more than sufficient to
discredit a large proportion of the managers
and officials generally Of the railroads Of the
United States Of the past as well as the present.
These charges coming from so creditable
source should fully and promptly investi-
gated as to their truth or falsity before seeking
a solution for the future operation Of these
roads.
If these charges are not true the railroad
officials have. been badly slandered and they
should be vindicated by full investagation,z
and on the other hand # they or any part Of
them are guilty OF the charges as made by Mr.
Plumb, then they have proven their unWorthi-
ness and should be remoY from their posi-
tions and more sho4est and capable men
placed IN charge & 81
. These char Dat the railroads
have fraudulen issued vast sums securi-
ties ii excess of the consid paid there
fore, that such railro adj. have pended vast
sums on ties out sof excess earn
iI1gs paid iee. rants,
T
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-07
Premier Francush donaga sic rychtego posiedzenia Lig
Ksiqze Wali plzybedzie "a
nliesiac.

WASHINGTON, 3 pazdz,
Ksiaze Walii, kt6ry obecnie po
dr6zuje po Kanadzie, przybedzie
"a mniej Wiecej miesiac do Wash
ingtonu na try dniowa wizyte,
lecz po Stanach Zjednoczonych
podr6zowac ME bedzie. Major Bah
cock 2 Pittsburgh point formowany
Q TEN zosta1 przez przewodnicza-
cego Porter a, komitetu spraw
zagranicznych izby nizszej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-07
Pacyent kt6ry uszed z donlu
oblakanych zastrzelony
przez sledzacego.

LISBON, N. D. 3 pazdz. ~ Al
bert Thompson. pacyent kt6ry u
ciekl re stanowego domu dla obfa-
kanych postrzelony zostal przez
sledzacego, kt6ry go dostal W le-
sic nieda1eku Fort Ransom " tym
powiecie. Odeslany on zostanie
do asylum w Jamestown, rany je-
go nie So znaczne. Thompson urza
dzif sobie pewna liczbe pieczar
wdluz brzegu rzeki W kt6rych u
krywaI sic przez try tygodnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-07

and donations Of great value made to said COR
poratlons in aid Of the construction. of their
railways have been appropriated to private
benefit OF promoters or capitalized against the
public in property investment accounts -4
The next two charges are the most serious
y OF all that were made and should be probed t6
the limit. They are that the payrolls Of the
railroads while under government control have
& been padded for practical purposes, and that
4 while under government control the managers
OF the railroads have spent large and unnecessaz
/ 1y sums for the maintenance and renewal Of
= these properties and for overcoming past de-
probation. : I, s.S
Aszs It is d notorious fact that these railroads
stocks and bonds have been diluted with vast
quantities Of water representing no value at
all but since taking over by the Government
d the holders have been guaranteed a large re-
4 turn by the Government, and il in addition to
. this the payrolls have been padded and that
4 large sums have been spent for permanent I'M
#provements and charged to operation, then It
should be made known and the guilty ones
s#mades to refund sss
By=aH means let S have an vestigation
#of these charges. If they are not true they will
boost the manage or if they are true then It
will thoroughly discredit them
The B nlkrs and j. S. Builders journal.
"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-07
Wiadomose Z Rzynlu donosii 0
lllord erstyie AmeIyka1
skich ofcero Z.

RZYN1, 3 PAID losh pa
roWiec Epiero, na ktorym sic znaj
=doWalo 200 wloskiich zzoInierzy ]
kilkunastu amer kansk h Office
row ma pokladzie, uda jacych sic
do Cattaro, oswald czono " depe-
sly Bari DO Temp Q ze zostali Wy
strzelani przez Jug SlaWianskie
Wojska
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-07

Mos low ii ii our next.)
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-01-06
BUDGET BOARD TO-
/. HOLD MEET TODAY

Bismarck, N: D., Jan. 6.-The
budget board will meet here again to-
day in an effort to complete its report
for early presentation to the sixteenth
legislative assembly, which %convenes
at noon Tuesday. The board has
much to do before its report is finally
in shape for presentation.
The plan to change he/appropria-
ton scheme for all state educational
institutions has aroused considerable
interest. Briefly, the plan, as out-
lined by State Auditor Kositzky, is to
have all moneys held by the state
treasurer, thus eliminating separate
~treasurers for the several institutions.
Instead of appropriating a sum for
the state university, for instance, and
ALLOWING them to secure income from
buttons, dormitory fees, ETC., as at
present, all these items will be cover
ed in the appropriation, and oil
money taken in at the institution will
be handed over to the state treasurer.
This plan is used by the board Of con-
troll in handling the financial matters
Of it's institutions. The argument is
that the state treasurer is the custodi-
an of all state moneys and all moneys
taken in by state institutions, and that
there should be a proper accounting
of all funds for each institution.
There has been some criticism Of
the plan, both among officials Of state
educational institutions and among
legislators.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-01-06
Legislative News
LEAGUE PAPER IS
PLANNED FOR GRAND
FORKS DURING THE
LEGISLATIVE MEET
(By stan .Correspondent.1

Bismarck, N. D., Jan. 60. K.
Lageson, Townley's elongated puppet
from Grand Forks county, arrived in
Bismarck this morning. He was de-
feated for reelection by O. B. Burt
but evidently is to he kept on the
roll. Today. he was busy soliciting.
funds for the publication during the
session of a league daily in Grand
Forks. The Bismarck Palladium,
owned by H. P. Knappen, president
Of the Leagues Press association, is
to be the organ, and Walter Thomas
Mills, we'll known socialist, is to be
one of the writer's for it.
League Legislators came across
readily when approached by Lageson,
just as leaguers throughout the state
come across whenever Townley asks
them.
Leaguers who were bemoaning the
fact that they would not see Lageson
about this year are happy again. His
figure. which sinks at the shoulders
and then. curves west to the. hips,
whence it zig-zags east and west, will
be a familiar sight in the hotel lob
bies. With arms hanging Imply and
hands draped yer knees that sink
forward, he will continue to double
backward and forward in .mirth, de-
pending upon the quality of the joke
he has sprung. If it is something
about the except press'' and the "old
gang" he will fold backward like the
long blade Of a hunting knife, which
has been deprived Of it's support. IT
it's n Of Townley's bon mots. the
sway will be the other way, but the
giggle will be the same.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-01-06
December One OF
Warmest Months For
Several Years Past

Bismarck, N. D.. Jan. 6.-Decem-
Der. 1918, was one Of the wa.mest
twelfth months in the records of this
station, which extend back to 1874.
The mean temperature for the 81
days was 22 degrees above zero, which
is &C. degrees higher than the Az
years normal for this month. Dur
ing December but 1902 inches pre-
c%ipitation was recorded. This is 40
below normal and it boosts the ac-
.cumulated deficiency ~ moisture for
the syear to Ala inches. Below zero
temperatures were recorded but three
days during the month. on the oath.
8 below; on the 30th, IL below, and
on the 31st, 20 below.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-01-06
PROVISION FOR
! LEAGUE PAPERS
Bill introduced Would Give
All Legal Business to
a League Newspapers.

Bismarck, N. D., Jan. GA pension
for league newspapers which have not
generally been a financial success, is
contemplated in a bill which will be
introduced early in the 10th assembly
providing that me newspaper in each
county shall be designated as the legal
paper and that all legal potices of
every description shall be published
in this paper. at a fixed legal rate. and
in no other. 1t is estimated that the
revenue from this source will average
at. least $4,000 per annum, including
election notices, abstracts Of vote,
seed and feed bonding notices. estray
notices, advertisements for the sale OF
state school lands, bonds. etc.
The league now has a Nonpartisan
paper in practically every county in
the state. The law will be so framed
that the league may, by purchasing
already established papers as a last
resort, take advantage of this pension
in counties where it does not now
have organs.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-01-06
orthwesfern NeWs

voluntarily relinquishes, 1t, or until his
action in the performance of his duties
warrants his removal for sufficient.
cause. The words, sufficient cause
when used in this connection have
been defined by the courts in many
cases.
1t is my, opinion from the facts be-
fore me that the contract above re-
ferred to is valid and binding upon
the state, and that Its terms must be
compiled with o n. the part Of the state
by. the payment of the salary agreed
upon to Mr.. Mcfarland.
II desire to direct your attention to
the fact that this opinion deals only
with the validity. of the contract in
volved. 1t is not within my province,
nor do L express n opinion upon the
wisdom Of the action taken by the
board of regents. and If the state audi
tor feels that the members Of the
board Of regents have grossly abused
the powers conferred upon them BY
statute, the courts Of the state are
open to him for a determination Of
the question. ana each member of the
state board has filed his bond, duly
approved, with the state. conditioned
upon the faithful performance of his
duties"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-01-06
MANY WANT STATE
WARDEN'S POSITION

Bismarck, N. D., Jan. 6.-Too
many wardens are spelling Car
Townley's broth. His old friend,
Sheriff Smith Of Beach. would like t o
have the. job. So would Rep. l.. l..
Stair. h faithful Lacquer from Bot
tineau, who wanted to be United
States marshal and couldn't convince
Washington Of his eligibility. So, too,
would former Sheriff c. F. Mcdonald
of Morton county. bosom friend. con
fidant, philosopher and guide to At
torney General LANCER And there
at least eight others. every one of
whom will be disappointed and dis
gusted and several other things if the
plum does not fall into his capacious
palm. And the board Of control is up
in the mir.