HONORARY MEMBERS : All members of the foreign diplomatic corps present on duty in Peking at any time during the period from June 15 to December 31, 1900, all military and naval commissioned officers of other services than that of the United States present in North China, or in the Gulf of Pechili, and engaged in the military operations thereat, between the dates above specified, may become Honorary Members upon application as hereinafter provided.
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(3 ) " Those who fight duels, those who challenge or accept challenge thereunto, all accomplices, all who help or countenance such combats, all who designedly assist thereat, finally all who permit duelling or who do not prevent it in so far as lies in their power, no matter what their rank or dignity, be it royal or imperial . " This severe discipline against duelling dates from the Council of Trent ( Sess.
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The said Frank Martinck is hereby authorized to keep a beer saloon at one place in the county of Cole, in the State of Missouri, and to sell thereat beer, ale, cider, cakes, candy, toys, manufactured tobacco, cigars, and such like articles at said stand, without taking a license therefor, either state, county or corporation, so that he do not sell distilled or spirituous liquors at said place.
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In June 1867, the Third Session of the State Legislature passed Senate Bill Number 44 which " provid [ ed ] for the location of the Seat of Government of the State of Nebraska, and for the erection of public building thereat . " The bill also created the Capitol Commission whose charge was to select a capital site somewhere within the boundaries of Seward County, the southern halves of Butler County and Saunders County, and the north half of Lancaster County.
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The bursaries were for : " the maintenance and education of six boys as Bursars & who are of good genius and disposition and whose Parents are poor and indigent and not able without aid to maintain them at the said College, or whose parents are dead, and who have not means of their own for maintaining themselves sufficiently thereat . . . boys of the name of Mitchell or Forbes are to have the preference, and next to them such of the boys & as were born in the City of Aberdeen are to be preferred to those who were born in the country ( "'present author s emphasis "')"
