Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, April 22, 1908, Page 6

"Published Every 8: turday. By E. C. KILEY. TWO DOLLARS A YEAR IN ADVANCE @ntered in the Postoffice at Grand Rapid Minnesota, as Second-Class Matter, THE HERALD-REVIEW IS THE Official Paper of Itasca County. Official Paper of Village of Grand Rapids. & Official Paper of Village of Cohasset. Official Paper of Village of Keewatin. Official Paper of Village of Nashwauk. Official Paper of Village of Holman. Official Paper of U.S. Dis- trict Court in Bankruptcy Proceedings. Designated by State and National Officials as the Of- ficial Paper for the publica- tion of all legal notices to be made through their re- spective offices in Itasca Co. Recognized by Everybody as the Leading Weekly Newspaper of Northeastern Minnesota. CANDIDA‘’Es for the office of sheriff of Itasca county will make a mistake if they overlook the strength of T. T. Riley in the section where he is well known, As the situation now - stands the Nashwauk man looks like a’sure winner at the primaries as the Xepublican candidate. And, by the way, he would make an excellent sheriff. ace Iv sounps like threatened black- mail—the complaints of the Bovey Iron News. It says yery plainly that candidates for oftice must be pledged to support that paper with public pap, else there wili be something do- | ing. That policy may win—we never tried it. Candidates that tind favor | with the the Bovey paper will be looked upon with suspicion as having agreed to do certain things in the event of ‘their election. The Bovey paper has neutralized any politica) | influence that it migbt have other- | wise had. Men who are candidates for office do not like to be regarded as wearing a Collar. Biackiiailing | doesn’t pay | Lead. The Bovey lrou News sizes up the shrievalty situation in this fashion: “Thos. Riley, our next county sheriff passed thru Bovey Thursday, on his return from the Republican county convention at Grand Rapids. Mr. Riley and his friends are more than pleased with the present politi- cal outlook. Altho candidates for the sheriff's office are very numerous there are none that have shown up Mr. Riley’s vote gathering strength.” Riley in the Must Pay Twenty Dollars. Owing to a mistake in a law which was passed at the last session of the slature candidates for county of- tice at the primaries will be compelled to pay $20 this year. The law passed Was intended tu make the filing fee for representatives $10 for their dis- trict aad this portion was enacted, but by a mistake the filing fee for eounty officers was put at $20. An Bestel Record. Alfred ly Thwing. Itasca county’s attorney, sends word from Grand Rapids that he is a candidate for the Republican nomination ef judge in the Fifteenth district. Mr. Thwing le; “has made an enyiable record asa lawyer, both in regular practice and as county attorney, and as he has many friends throughout the district, and stands high in the estimation of the bar, his candidacy will doubtless meet with much favor. It is under- stood that there will possibly be an- other Kepublican candidate from one of the lower counties. | Beltrami county’s Democratic judge, Judge Spooner’s successor, has announced, that he will file as an independent candidate? therefore there promises to be considerable rivalry for the position. — International Falls Re- cord, : ‘ Honest and Square. Runiors are floating around to the effect that A. L. Hamilton, of the Aitkin Republican, may conclude later on to announce his candidacy for the legislature. Lf we lived in that district, and he entered the leg- islative field as a candidate—he’d be our man. Personally we have known Editor Hamilton for twenty years or so—long before Duluth papers had ) being taken, C..L. Pratt was duly ap- far more than the average We feel sure he would develop into an influental and honest legislator, and can’t think of any better timber for this particular purpose than Brother Hamilton in the Cass-Carle- ton-Aitkin-Itasca district.—Wadena Pioneer Journal. Arrested for Trapping Fish. Andrew Salter was caught with a fish net by Deputy Game Warden Seamans and Sheriff Hoolihan yester- day morning. The net was well filled with pike, pickerel, black and rock bass and white fish. The officers evi- dently suspected Mr. Salter of violat- ing the fish laws as they went out to his farm at Pokegama lake yesterday morning and about six o’elock they fonnd him in possession of the net and fish which he had just raised: from the water. He will be tried to- morrow at 10 o'clock in Justice Kear- ney’s court before a jury. Base Ball Meeting. There will be “a meeting of base ball promoters and players at Jack Stafford’s barber shop tomorrow even- ing. All persons interested are in- vited to be preseat. itis said there is plenty of good material here fcr a strong teara. A game is being ar- ranged for next Sunday. OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS ——or—— VILLAGE COUNCIL VILLAGE OF GRAND RAPIDS Grand Rapids, Minn., April 13, 1908, A regular meeting of the Village Council was held at the Council Room. President Biddell, Trustees Bessar 1, Leroux and Hughes, and | Recorder Yancey responded to roll call, Minutes of the previous were read and approved. Reports of the Village and Justice Huson were ordered to be placed on file. Applications for appointment as De- posit for the Village funds were received trom First State Bank and First National Bank. Upon ballot, the First State Bank of Grand Rapids, Minn., was elected as such depository. On motion the bond of said bank for such depository was fixed in the sum of $5,000.00, same to be a surety bond, On motion made and carried the Band was granted an appropriation of $600.00 as compensation for the ensu- ing year, same to be paid in equal monthly installments Applications for the office of Village Attorney were received from F. F. Price and C. L. Pratt, and upon ballot meeting ‘Treasure~ read and pointed as Vilage Attorney, The salary of the Village Attorney” wax fixed in the sum of $400.00 for the ensuing year. On motion made and carried, John A. Brown was appointed -as Village Engineer, for the ensuing year. On motion April 16, 1998, at 8 o'clocix Pp, m. was fixed as the time for hearing all petitions for sidewalks, sewers and water mains. On motion made and carried, liquor, licenses were granted to Peter Le- roux, James -F. Grant, John Beaudry and-John Hepfel. Applications for liquer licenses were received from D, M, Gunn, James Me- Donald, Michael McAlpine and Isaa: Crossen, and time for hearing said applications set for MAy 11th, 1908, at § o'clock p. m. Bids to furnish the coal to be usea@ by the Village for the ensying year were received from J. S. Gole and the M, A. Hanng Coal C nd on ballot being taken the bid of M. A. Hanna Coal Co. was accepted. Official bonds of the Village Treas- urer, Village Recorder and Justice Huson were accepted and approved. A statement of the balance due on the Robertson judgment was received, being in th sum of $112.81, and on motion same was ordered to be paid. On motion duly made and carried, Dr. Thomas Russell was appointed as Health Officer, and Jesse Hanny and Arthur Leamans, appointed as | mem- bers of the Health Board, for the en- suing yea All delinquent light and water ac- counts were ordered to be placed in the hands of the Village Attorney for collection, and the Superintendent or- dered to cut off all. connections in eases where such accounts remain de- linquent on May 1, 1908, The matter of ‘putting in cateh*| basins in several locations in the Vil- lage was referred to the Street Com- mittee, Mr. Muns appeared before the Coun- cil requesting to be supplied with elec- tric light at his residence on Seventh street, and the matter was referred to the Committee on Light and Water. The report of the Secretary of the Fire Department was received, show- ing thirty-six members to be in good standing, and the Recorder was structed to draw warrants in the sum Of $10.00 payable to each of said mem- bers in accordance with the conditions of Ordinance No. 48 of the Village of Grand Rapids, Minn, The following bills were audited and allowed, and on motion the Re- corder was instructed to draw war- n § toxicat iquors within ' te Limits of the Village of Hoi- man, Itasca County, State of Minne- Pe ae Beaaing: ‘penalties for the lation reof. Le 3 The Village Council of the Village of Holman, Itasca County, Minnesota, do ordain as follows: “ Section 1. No person or persons, firm or firms, Company or corporation, shall sell, give, barter or dispose of in any manner or for any purpose, any spirituous, vinous, malt or fermented liquors, or any intoxicating liquors of any kind or character, in any quantity whatever, to any person or persons, firm or firms, company or corporation within the corporate limits of said Village without first having procured a license therefor as herein provided, Section 2. Any person or persons, firm or firms, company or corporation, desiring to obtain a license to sei! intoxicating liquors within the cor- porate limits of said Village shai! first pay to the Village Treasurer of said Village the full sum of Five hun- dred Dollars ($500.00) and shall taxe the said Treasurer’s receipt therefor, which receipt shall specify for what said money was paid. Said applicant shall then make an application to the Village Council: of’ said Village fer said license, which application sha!l be made in writing, signed by said applicant or applicants, and shal! clearly and distinctly describe the premises and room in which said liquors are to be sold and the tim for which said license is desired. S. applicant or applicants shall make and execute a bond with two or more sureties who shall be freeholders of the County of Itasca, -Minneso and who shall justify in double the amount of said bond to be approved by the said Village Council, and which said bond shal] be in the penal sum of Two thousand dollars ($2000.00) conditioned that said applicant, the principal named in said bond, will not the sale of ine 5S said Council shall immediately revoke said license so issued and if for either of the abeve specitied causes, such li- cense; other ness shall for one yea‘ the said license so hall be revoked, e issued to. no further or icense to carry on said busi- said licensee after the time for which forfeited was granted, and in case of the conviction of said licensee or the revocation of said license by reason of the sale of intoxicating liquor to a minor, habitual drunkard or a s} dent person, such sale, no license shal the licensee for a period thereafter, Section 11. ndthrift or improvi- after notice forbidding 1 be issued to of five years ‘No license issued pursu- ant to this Ordinance shall be trans- ferred from the licensee named therein to any other person or persons, nor shall any other person or persons be allowed to sell intoxicating liquors under said license without first obtain- ing the consent of said then only. upon transfer of ‘said license, proper being made to said Council Council, and ! application for a and due and proper notice and publication of said hearing on said application for such | transfer. Section 12. liquors pursuant All sales 0. to this f intoxicating ordinance shall be in the room mentioned and described in said license sale shall be made in an or place without first obtaining and no such y other room the written consent of said Council. Section 13. All the previsigns of this Ordinance relative to sales with- out license shall apply to employee: tenders and all such clerk, bartender rks, bai and any or employee who shall be engaged in selling any intoxicating liquors hereinbefore men- tioned for any, employe r, who shall have no license to sell the same, shal! be deemed guilty of a sell or otherwise dispose of any in- toxicating liquors at any place other than the room named in said license. nor on the Sabbath day, nor on any general or special election day, nor at ‘any time when the sale of said liquor is forbidden byglaw, nor to any person to whom such sale is so forbidden, and that said applicant and_ licensee will keep a quiet and orderly house and not permit gambling with cards or with any other means or device for money or its representative or other thing of value in the house or place of business of such applicant or--such person licensed, and that said appli- cant or licensee will not allow the place for which he is licensed, nor any room in the same or an adjoining building, directly or indirectly under his control, to be used as a resort for prostitutes of other disorderly p sons, and will not sell, barter, give away or otherwise furnish or disp of any liquors to any minor person: or to any pupil or student in any pub- lic school, academy, seminary or other institution of learning, nor to any in- temperate person or habitual drunk- ard. “Said applicant shall then file said application and bond with the receipt of the treasurer of said Village, with the Village Clerk of said Village, and shall also at the same time deposit with the said clerk the further sum Ten Dollars ($10.00) towards the ex- pense of dvertising and publishing the notice of hearing of said applica- tion, and shall take the Clerx’s receipt for the same, e Section 3. Upon presentation to said Village Council of said receipt of said Village Treasurer for e hun- dred dolars ($500.00) together said written application and bond duly made out and executed as above a conditioned as above, said Coun) shall, at its next regular meeting or at a special meeting called for that pu pose, consider the same, and if said bond is satisfactor, shall cause 4 notice of said application . containi the name of said applicant, and a de- scription of the premises as stated in said application and the time witen the same will be heard, to be publisnet in the offiefal paper of said Village two full weeks preceding the time of such hearing; and in case there is ne official newspaper published in said Village. said notice shall be publistred in some legal newspaper printed and published in the mext nearest or ad- Joining Village or Town where sueh jewspaper shall be published or in any newspaper printed and published in said county that may be designated by said Village Council, which last named newspaper must be printed and | generally circulated in said Coun Section 4. On the day and hour fixed for the hearing of said application, said Council shall meet and consider the same, at which time and place any person may appear and object to the granting of said license to said appli- eant. Tf said Council shall for any reason deem it for the best interests of said Village that said application be denied and said Ticense not issued, or if it appears that said applicant has knowingly violated any law of the State of Minnesota relating to the sale of intoxicating liquors within one year immediately preceding the date of said application, said Council shall refuse t? grant or issue said license but if, afte due consideration, said Council is sat fied that said applicant is a fit and proper person and there is no legal reason why said license shall not issue. it may issue said license for the term {of one year, but in no instance shall a license be issued or granted to any person of known bad chaarcter, or to a keeper of any house of prostitution or place frequented by prostitutes ; or other disorderly persons, or to the keeper of any gambling house or place where gambling in any form is. al- lowed, or to any person Who has with- in one year knowingly violated any law or ordinance relating to the sale of intoxicating liquors or to the con- duct of drinking places or any of the conditions of his bond or to any \per- son not a bona fide resident of this state, Section 5. No person shall be ac- cepted as surety on any bond given pursuant to this ordinance who is al- ready on any other such ‘bond. Section 6 The license shall | b> signed by the President of said Vil- lage, attested by the ‘Village Clerx under his hand, and the corporate seal of said Village, and shall distinctly state the name of said licensee and describe the premises and room where said liquors are to be sold, and the full time said license is_to run, such license shall be posted in some con- spicuous place in said room where the said liquors are soid. Section 7. If, for any reason sad Council shall refuse to issue such li- M. A. Hanna Coal Co., coal M. A. Hanna Coal Co., coal Mesaba Tel. Co... 0... ...0% Buffalo Oil Co., oil Northern Elec. Co. plies x Northern Elec. © plies ..... Itasca Cedar Co., pole..... S, Lofberg, one cedar pole. - S. Huson, justice fees M. McCleat, drying hose. Hugh Lane, drying hose Frank Myers, hauling coal. G. N, Ry. Co.. freight on coal. W. J. & I. D. Powers. . CW. Forest, draying. . E. C. Kiley, printing and pub- lishing .... . fs Wm. Hoolihan, fees. y Wm. Hoolihan, - boarding pris- rants in payment of same. - $140.70 “bib: freight, express, DEFECTIVE PAGE E. L. Mitchell, witness fee. Thos, Benton, 21 days, street. M. Helms, 14 days street.. E. Leroux, 14% days, street C. Proyest, 6 days, street...... A. G. LeVasseur, Sete for vault Will Nisbett, curb... On motion the "Council ’“adjo until April 16, eet 8 = cense» said Village Clerk shall imme- diately thereafter deliver to said ap- plicant the said Village Treasurer's receipt and his said bond, and after deducting from said Ten Dollars ($10.00) deposited with said Clerk as provided in Section 2 of this Ordinance. the full amount of the cost of said publication, he shall return to said applicant the balance, if any, then re- maining. Said written application shall be filed in the office of the said Clerk, and in case of refusal by said Village Council to grant said license, no other for further application to sell into. cating liquors by said applicant sha be received or entertained for a period of three months thereafter, Section 8. When the Village Coun- cil_shail, by resolution, decide to grant and issue . license to any applicant, then and in that case the Clerk shai! immediately thereafter return to said applicant_ the sum of Ten Dollars ($10.00) ‘deposited by said applicant | with him as prescribed by Section 2 of this Ordinance. - Section 9. If.at any time saii Council shall deem it for the best in- terests of said Village, it may revoke the license so issued, but no license previously issued hi ibe revoked by said Council until a full hearing shall have been had, at which ing said licensee shall be present by him- self or his counsel, and notice of said hearing must be previously served upon said licensee at least ten days this Ordinance, Section. 14. The Clerk issued pursuant t hook kept for that purp violation of of said Vii- lage shall keep a record of all licenses this ordinance in a ose, and said record shall be primg facie evidence of the facts stated therein in all actions or prosecutions under this Ordinance, the rules of fixed and recognized by this state in actions for evidence as the laws of the violation of the law relative to the sale of in- toxicating liquors shall apply. 1 Section 15. Any perso violate an m who shali of the provisions. of this Ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof before any Justice of the Peace in and for said Village jurisdiction thereof, shall the sum and amount of Five, dollars ($5.00) nor more and having be fined in not less than than One hundred dollars ($100.00), together with the costs of prosec default of the payment and costs, said person ution, and in of such fine so convicted shall be committed to the watch-house or jail of said Village or jail of Itasca County, and costs are fully until paid but not to to the County such fiae exceed in any event ninety (90) days. Section 16, Each and tion of said bond so gi licensee as aforesaid, is n ‘every condi- ven by said made a condi- tion of ,this Ordinance, and each and every condition of said license Is a condition of this Ordinance, and any violation of the conditions of either said bond or said license shail be deemed a misdemeanor, and person convicted thereof ‘before Justice of the Peace. in Village shall be punish and for said ed as pre- scribed in Section 15 of this Ordinance, Section 17. collected pursuant to. th the general All moneys received and j ordinance ; shall be credited and become a part of revenue fund of said Vil- lage, and all fines collected for viola- tions of this ordinance shall be cred- ited and become a part of the general revenue fund of said Village. Section 18. of ordinances ordinance are hereby rep: Section 19. This take effect and be in fo ordinance All ordinances and parts inconsistent with this ealed, shall ree from and after its passage and publication. ROBERT JOHNSON, President of s Attest: , GEORGE_REED, Village Clerk. Seal.) tillage erald- Review, Apri aid Village. ORDINANCE No. 2. An Act providing Renalties thereof. for defining Misdemeanor and Commission The Village Council of the Village of Holman, Itasca County, ordain as follows: Section 1. Any person found lurking house, store, barn, shed, other building or in ‘any Minnesota, concealed in do who shall be i any ware-house or private yard, alley, lane er enclosure, or en any of the streets, alleys, parks or places gf said Village with intent to pilfer or steal or or to commit any fense contrary to la of a misdemeanor. Section 2. Any mm me person it an assault or public of- shall be guilty who shail make or aid in making ‘or in any man- ner assist in| making induce any: other person or cause or or persons to make or aid in making any loud noise or riot or public disturbance or any breach of the pease or use any vulgar or obscene language or diversion. within the corporate unlawful limits any of said Village shall be guilty ‘of a misdemeanor. Section 3. All persons who shal! collect together in bodies or crowds within the corporate iimits of said Village for the purpose of creating a riot or puhlie disturbance or breach of s of said Village, peace or to annoy any citizen or or to disturb itizen or citizens in said Village or to destroy or injure any private or public property, or for any other un- lawful purpose shal] be guilty of a misdemeanor, ci Section 4. Each and every person so collected together as stated in Sec- tion 3 of this ordinance who‘shall neg- lect or refuse to disperse upon being notified so to do by the magistrate or peace officer of said Village, or by any magistrate or peace officer of said County of Itasca, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. Section 5. Any person who shall engage in any fighting or noisy alter- cation, or who shall mak e any assault, or assault and battery upon the person of another or who shall engage in any fight within the corporate limits of said Village shall be guilty of a mis- demeanor. Section 6. Any person found intoxicated in any street, alley. park or public p Village shall be guilty meanor. Section 7. who shall be lane. lace of sald of a misde- Any person who. shall discharge any gun, pistol, revolver, or any fire arms within the corporate limits of said Village shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, Section 8. Any create, or who shall aid or person induce, procure, ssist another to create any un- who shall due noise or disturbance in or about any lawful public meetin: assemblage, or shall in disturb or annoy any g or religious any. manner lawiul pubiit meeting or religious assemblage with- in the-corporate limits of said Village shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. Section 9. Any person who shall appear_in any street, alley, lane, park or public place of said Village in & state of nudity or in the clothing and jHhabilaments of the opposite sex, or in any indecent or lewd shall make any indecent posure of his or her pe ilty of a misdemeanor. ey 4 Any person who Section 10. use any vile, obscene, v fane languge or swear upon the streets, lanes, dress, or who or lewd ex- rson, shall be shall ulgar or pro- within and alleys, parks blic places of said Village, or in eny hall, cnarch, school-house or other plic. building of said I Ate. of a misdemea ction 11, Any person who in the, corporate limits of Ww: Village. wantonly or. \busé or torture. any du Village shaii nor, shali 4a cruelly Bea mb anima’ ~ public ; | i ‘make and leave open. withouw j thing of 3 w I be gulity ection “12. Any. person who sae a suf- ficient guard any cellar, ¢istern, vault, well or other excavation within the corporate limits of said Village shail be guilty of a misdemeanor. Section 13.. Any person who sha?l mar, mutilate-or injure any — public building or public property within tae corporate limits of said Village shall be guilty a misdemeanor, Section 14, Any person who shai? | keep a house of ill-fame, resorted to for the purpose of prostitution within the corporate limits of said village, or who shall be the proprietor of or engaged in carrying on or operating: any Such house of ill-fame or house of prostitution within” the. corporate limits of said Village shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. Section 15. Any person who shail be found residing in a house of ill- fame resorted to for the purpose of prostitution within the corporate limits of said Village shall be guilty | of a misdemeanor. { Section 16. Any person who shall be found yisiting any house of ill- fame resorted to .for the purpose of prostitution within the corporate limits of said-Village shall be guilcy of a misdemeanor. Section 17. Any person who as agent or owner, lets or demises any building or any portion of any build- ing to be used as such a house of ill- fame, or knowing that it is to be used as such a house of ill-fame, or who permits any building or any portion of any building to be used as such a house of jll-fame within the corporate limits of said Village shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. Section 18. Any person the owner of or the keeper of any vicious animal who shall be allowed to run at large within the corporate limits of said Village shall be guilty of a misde- meanor, In actions under this section it shall only be necessary to prove the fact of viciousness of such animal and it shall not be necessary to prove the knowl- edge of such viciousness by the owner of such animal. Section 19. Any person who shalt be found carrying a revolver, knife, pistol or any other weapon concealed about his person within the corporate limits of said Village except an officer authorized to carry such weapon, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. In actions under this section it shail be necessary to prove only the carry- ing of the weapon concealed. by the person. Section 20. In actions under _ sec- tions 14, 15, 16, 17 of this ordinance it shall be necessary only to prove only such facts and cirgumstances as would naturally lead ‘a reasonably prudent man to believe, the fact al- leged in the complaint and warrant. Section 21. Any person convicted of any misdemeanor as above defined, or who shall be convicted of the violation of any section or provision of this ordinance before any Justice of the Peace in and for said Village shall be fined in a sum no less than One dollar ($1.00) nor more than One Hundred dollars ($190.00) together with cost of prosecution, and in default of the pay- ment of such fine and costs, said per- son so omvieted shall be committet to the tech-house or jail of said Vil- lage or to the Coun jail of said Count until said fine and cost are fully paid, but not to exceed ninety (90) day: . Section 22. This act force and take effect from its adoption and passage. ROBERT JOHNSON, President of said Village. shall be in} and after Attest: GEORGE REED. illage Clerk. (Village Seal.) 1 Herald-Peview, April 22- | ORDINANCE N An Act defining Disorderly Persons and providing Penalties to be imposed upon Conviction thereof, within the Corporate Limits of the Village of Holman, Itasca County, Minnesota. The Village Council of the Village | of Holman do ordain as follows Section 1. Any person found within the corporate limits of said Village of ‘Holman with no visible’ means of sup- port, shall be deemed a disorderly tion. 2. s Any person who saall he found living idle without employment, | or without any legitimate business within the corporate limits of said d shall be deemed a disorderly Village. Any person who shall be within the corporate limits of Si found said Village without any settled place of abode, or visiting about saloons, baudy houses, houses of ill-fame, or loitering about the streets, lanev, alleys, parks or public places of said Village, without occupation, be deemed a disorderly person. Section 4. Any person found tres- | passing in any school house or churen or other public buildings within the corporate limits of said Village, or trespassing on any grounds or yards of such school house or church or put lic buildings, shall be deemed a dis- orderly person. ' Section 5. Amy. person found tr passing on any prviate premises, or in any private house within the corporate | limits of said Village, shall be deemed a disorderly' person, Section 6. Any person who shall | either in the night time or the day time within the corporate limits 07 said Village disturb any resident of | said Village by shouting or holleriag around a private house or by prowl- | ing around such house, or by making nealled for noise around su: shall be deemed a disorderly shall Section 7. Any person found beg- ging or soliciting alms within the cor- porate limits of said Village shall be deemed a disorderly person, Section 8. All persons found withiu the corporate limits of said Village telling fortunes, for money or aay value; and all persons who ; shall be found going about said vil- lage pretending to tell fortunes for money or anything of value shall be deemed a disorderly person. Section 9. Any person found within the corporate limits of said Village gambling with cards, for money or its equivalent, or found dealing cards at the games called Faro, Pharo or Forty-eight or Poker, or any game, whether the same is dealt with 52 cards or any other number of cards, | for money or its equivalent, shall ve deemed a disorderly person. Section #0, Any person found with- in the corporate limits of said Village keeping any gambling device what- ever, designated to be used in gam- | bling, shall be deemed a disorderly person, Section 11. Any person who shall in any of the streets, lanes, alleys, parks or public places of said Village make any undue noise or shouting or hol- lering, shall be deemed a disorderly person. r Section 12- Any person who shalt be found within the corporate limits of said Village exhibiting any trick or device or any scheme to cheat people out of their money or to cheat people out of anything of value or any person found within said Village attempting to cheat people out of their money or anything of value by means of any trick or device or scheme, shall be deemed a disorderly person, Section 13. AH persons within the corporate limits of said Village who shall neglect or refuse fo support their families and leave w or children uch persons y to support ‘deemed dit orderly persons. Section 14. In-al! actions under tfi ordinance jt shail be necessary prove such facts as would natural lead a prudent man to believe th allegations of the complaint and war- rant. — Section 15. Any person convicted of being a disorderly person as above | town of Gr o'clock p. m.. of that day. ; the Ist day or Apr lof that certain Popes ty Justi in i é, shall be fined in. ‘of not ‘than one do Har ($1 more than one undre: a! (3100.00), together with the costs of suit and in case of default of payment of said fine and costs, said person 89 convicted shall be committed to the watch-house or jail of said Village or to the county jail of said county pti such fine and costs are fully paid, but not to exceed ninety Q@ays, (provided, however, said Justice may suspen! sentence in any of the above cases whenever. he shall deem it to be for ve tes interests of said Village sv 0 do. Section 16. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage and publication, < ROBERT JOHNSON, President of said Villiage. Attest: GEORGE REED, Village Clerk. (Village Seal.) erald-Reviow, April 2229 ORDINANCE NO. 4. AN ORDINANCE relating tothe establish- ment and building of sidewalks in the vil- lage of Hoiman, Minnesota, and providing for the manner of building and construct - ing the same. The vi fe council of the village of Hol- man, Itasca county, Minnesota, do ordain as follow: Section 1. All the sidewalks hereafter con- structed and to be constructed om any of the Streets in said village shall be of the uniform width of ten feet and shall be constructed of two inch plank laid upon five stringers of not less dimensions than 2xf inches and securely fastened thereto by spikes so that the same shall be firm and durable. Said sidewalks shall beso constructed that the top there shall be ten inches above the middle of s: streets as the same shall beshown to be by the vrofiles of said streets now on file. Section 2. All the sidewalks hereafter con- structed and to be constructed on any of the avenues in said village shall be of the uniform width of eight feet and shall be constructed of two meh plank laid upon four stringers of not less dimensions than 2x6 inches and se- curely fastened thereto by spikes so that the | be firm and durable. Said side- walks shail be so constructed that the top thereof shali be of the same height above the center of said avenues as is provided for in sec- tion one of this Ordinance. Section 3. All sidewalks constructed on any other streets or avenues of suid village which may hereafter be dedicated shall beso built and built of such material us the village council may from time to time by resolution declare. Section 4. All'sidewalks in said village and all repairs thereon shal! be subject to tho approval of the street commissioner. Section 5. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force fromand after its passage and publication. ROBERT JOHNSON, Village President. Attest: GEORGE REED, Village Clerk. Herald-Review April 22-2 of Application for Liquor License. STATE OF MINNESOTA, } County of Itasca, “8: Village of Grand Ra Notice is hereby given that application has been made in writing to the village council of the said village of Grand Rapids. and fi my office, praying for license to sell into: ting liquors for a term commencing on the Ist day of April, 1908, and terminating ov the Ist day of April, 1909. by the following erson and at the following place, as stated in said application, to-wit: Isaac Crossen. In the front room on the ground tloor of that certain saloon building located upon the west 26 feet of the e: 58 feet of the west 93 feet of lots 13. 14, of block 17. plat of the nd Rapid Said application mined by said ville room in the village hi Monday, the Uth da Notice be heard anc couneil at the council id village on » 1908, at 8 Herald-Review Apr 2: Notice of Application for License. STATE OF MLNNESOTA, } Cony, of It Ss. Village of Grand Kapids. } Notice is hereby given that application has been made in writing to the village council! of the said village of Grand Rapids, and tiled in my office, praying for license to sell intoxi cating liquors for a term Commencing on the Ist day of April, 1908, and terminating oa |, 1904, by the following person and at the following place. as stated in said application, to-wit: James McDonald, In the west front room on the ground tloor of the two-story building situated on lop 19 of block 19, plat of the town of Grand Rapids, Itasca county. Minn, Said application will be heard and deter- ed by said village council at the coun room in the village hall. in said village. on Monday, the Lith, day of May, 1908, at 8 o'clock p. m,, of that day. W. ©. YANCEY, ' Recordar Herald-Review Apr 22 29 Liquor Notice of Application for Liquor Lecense Stare Or MINNESOTA, = | ,., County of Itasca. Village of Grand Rapids, | Notice is hereby given that application has been made in writing to the village council ~SS. | of the said village of Grana Rapids, and tiled in my office, praying for license to sell intoxi- cating liquors for a term comthencing on the 1st day of April, 1908, and terminating on the Ist day of April, 1909, by the following person and at the following place. as stated in said application, to-wit: Michael McAlpine. In the east front rocm on the ground floor two-story brick-veneered building situated upon lets 11 and 1», of block 18, town of Grand Rapids, in the village of Grand Rapids, Itasca county, Minn. ~ Said application will be heard and determ- ined by said viNage council at the council room in the village ball in said village on Monday, the lth day of May. 1908, at 8 o'clock p.m,, of that day. W. C. YANCEY, Recorder. Herald-Review Apr 22 29 Notice of Application for Liquor License. Srare oF MINNESOTA County of Itasca, S38. Village of Grand Rapids. | Notice is hereby given that application has been made in writing te the village council of the said village of Grand Ra) and filed my _ office, praying for license to sell into: eating liquors for a term commencing on the ist day of April. 1908, end terminating on the Ist day of Soe 1, 1909, by the following person and at the following piace. as stated in said ap- plication, to-wit: DM, Gunn. At his saioon in the Hotel Pokegama in the southwest corner room on the ground floor thereof. village of Grand Rapids, Itasca county. Minn, ‘ _ Said application will be heard and'determ- ined by said village council at the council room inthe village hali in said village on Monday, the 11th day of May, 1908, at 8 o'clock p.m,, of thateday. W.C. YANCEY, , kecorder. Herald-Review April s Notice for Publication. Department of the Interior, Land Office at Cass Lake, Minin: April 16th, 1903. Notice is hereby given that Jacob B, Yost, of Remer, Minn.. has filed notice of his inten- tion to make final five year proof in support of his claim. viz: Homestead Entry No. 23190, made June 19th, 1902, for the Eg NW44, Lots 2 and 3, section 18, township 141 N..Range 25 W. and that said proof will be made before I, 1). Rassmussen, Gerk of District court, at big so ag at Grand Rapids, Minn.. on June 12th, He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultiva- tion of, the land, viz: Arthdr C, Winger, | William Horner, Martin Aldrich and Henry Smith all of Remer, series Morald-Roview April 2-May ar