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MINNEAPOLIS HISTORICAL SOCIETY THE APPEAL KEEPS IN BECAUSE 1- It aims to publish all the news. 2- It does so impartially, wasting 3- Its correspondents are able and VOL. 19. NO. 18. IS ONLY ONE REMEDY HOW TO BE FREE FROM THE PANGS OF LOVE. Philosopher, Wise Man, Alchemist and Clown Prescribe Without Effect—Clown Finally Gives Answer to Perplexing Problem. A man, desperately in love, once sought a philosopher for a cure. "I have had," said the man, "about all I can stand of this sort of things. Between terrific quarrels and midnight make-ups I'm about dead. I want to withdraw with honor and a whole skin." "Your case is a pathetic one," said the philosopher. "My advice to you is to study the workings of your own mind. You will find then that what you deem real is only, after all, the phenomena of being. This creature that you love is in a protective projection, and exists only in term of empirical consciousness. After awhile, by reflection of this sort, you will rise above such folly." So the man went away and began to reflect upon the transcendental aesthetic, and the properties of space and time. But he found the relief was only temporary, for when the girl came and put her arms around his neck he was as badly off as ever. So in despair he went to a wise man "I'm in love," he said, "and don't it I want, to be calmer and do things with while." "Study astronomy," said the wise man. "After you have been at it for awhile your own insignificance will appeal to you. You and your girl will fade away. Then when you come back to earth, take care to bring only yourself." So the man looked at the stars. But there was the girl behind him, with her soft hands in his hair, and at last he gave it up. "What are a few picayune planets," he cried, "compared with her caresses?" When he was obliged to acknowledge that he still was not his own master. And after the next quarrel he went to an alchemist. "Mix me a drug," he said, "that will cure me of love." The alchemist smiled. "My friend," he replied, "to be candid with you, a great many fine stories have been floating around about sundry dry old potions for this purpose, but they are only quick remedies. The only cure I know of is prussic acid." The man smiled grimly. "I don't want to die quite yet," he said, "what want to get rid of this love feeling. It is the worst agony I ever experienced. It blows hot and it blows cold." "Well," said the alchemist, "go and ask that clown over yonder. Maybe he'll tell you." So the man went to the clown and told his story. "Want to know the answer?" the clown grinned, as he puffed a machine-made cigarette. "Yes, yes," said the man, impatiently. "Marry the girl," said the clown. Primitive Egyptian Sun-Dials. In upper Egypt the hours for work on a water-wheel are fixed by primitive sun-dials. One of these sun-dials is made by extending a maize or dhrua stalk north and zouth on two forked uprights. At the side are set in the earth pegs which evenly divide the space between the sunrise and sunset in the sky. Either dial the gonion is a vertical stick. Often the pegs are nearly covered by the soil, so firmly are they pressed in, in order to avoid being moved by the feet of the cattle or men. The space between two pegs is called an alka, from the Arabic root meaning to hang or hitch on. The harnessing of a bullock to a water-wheel is merely the hitching on of a loop harness over a hook. To the question, What do you do when the shadow reaches the peg? the answer always came, "We hitch on another bullock." Prince Bismarck's Diplomacy. Prince Bismarck once said: "It was occasionally one of my functions to present all sorts of people to the king, and it now and then happened that my head was so full of more important matters that the very name of the person I was about to present lapsed from my memory. When that was the case I used to put a bold face upon it, and there being no time to inquire after names, bluntly pre-meaning that I did not know as Count Solms. You see, there are so many Count Solms that the king could not possibly know them all by sight. On the other hand, a man whose name might be Muller or Schultze was not likely to take if very much amiss if he were presented as Count Solms, which, after all, is a good family name. I got out of my difficulty in this manner on more than one occasion and it never failed." A Philosopher. 'Bout the same as usual, World keeps goin on; A kid of time for toilet An' a little time fur song. Snowstorms in the winter Ar' roses in the sky. Bout the same as usual, I'm kind o' glad to say. Jee enough o' trouble As the days go by To keep up our ambitions Fur a mansion in the sky; If life were any awesaw I'm afraid we would forge That the blessings of the future Are something better yet. THE DEFEAT AT ADOWA. King Menelik's Victory Over the Ital- ian Army. Complete ian Army Complete A recent book on King Menelik of Abbyssina gives a detailed account of his great victory over the Italian army of 100 men, down in March, 1896; "Oo" hundred and twenty thousand men thrown up from the unexplored depths of Africa were preparing to rush against the Europeans. Thousands of lean, fierce-looking Ethiopians in the cloak of brilliant colors that they wear on the day of battle; riflemen, spearmen from the hills, swordmen buckling the curved blade on their right side to give free play to the shield arm; wild riders from the plains; priests giving absolution; women and children even, and here and there some great feudal chief with black-leopard or lion skin in his horse, with gold embossed shield, silver bracelets and all the magnificence of barbarian war." The wild host advancing in the light of the rising sun found that an Italian brigade, through a blunder in the orders, had moved forward too far. The European army thus was destroyed piecemeal and the survivors only shook of pursuit amid the gatherings of evening and a delightful deluge of an imperial thunderstorm. The Italians had ever 6,000 killed—one man in three. The victors lost nearly 20,000 the positions of rushing in close order three positions held by artillery and repeating rifles. Some hundreds of prisoners were taken, and Menelik dimmed the glory of his victory by cruel mutilation of the native allies of the Italians. It was as complete a victory as any recorded in history. WHERE PULQUE IS DRUNK. Mexican Towns Bristle With Resorts Dedicated to Its Use. "The pulqueries of the City of Mexico are a unique feature of the life of that country that never fall to catch the eye of the tourist and attract the chewing of its people. The Chewing of El Paso, Tex., to a Star man at the Arlington this morning. "There are nearly a thousand such places and they dispense many carcads of pulque every day. These pulque shops are open every day in the year and surely present a picturesque appearance. The walls are decorated with murals of extraordinary pictures, representing bull fights and prize fights. "The extraction of the pulque from the stems of cacti is done by hollowing out a sort of a cup in one end and letting the sap flow into it, which it does very quickly. Then it is emptied into a gourd, which is carried to the pulque dealer. A plant will yield from three to ten gallons. Every pulque shop in the City of Mexico has a name peculiarly its own, such as 'Delights of Life,' 'The Smile,' 'The Charmer,' 'peculiarly its own,' 'The Lament of Jesus,' 'The Inspiration,' and a lot of others of a similar nature. Pulque when taken in large quantities is intoxicating. It forms the principal drink of the Mexicans and is a thin, whitish fluid, with the odor of sou milk." - Washington Star. The youthful orator came down from the platform at the close of his address, and many people pressed forward to shake him by the hand. He accepted their congratulations with a smiling face, but his eyes were on a certain auditor who lingered in his seat. The young lecturer pressed through the throng about him and extended his hand to the waiting man. "I want to thank you," he said, "for the close attention you gave my remarks. Your upturned face was inspired to me. I am sure you never changed your earnest attitude during my lecture." "No," said the man, "I have a stiff neck." The *Same Old Stories*. When Adam courted Eve, they way With certain jesus they whiled the hours Of blessing indulence away Amid the zephyr and the flowers. And Noth would those stories tell Into his sons when it grew dark. The gloomy tedium to despair And 'round full many a campfire bright Those yarns have sent a mery thrill; They were reed with delight At Troy and likewise Bunker Hill. And now the Congressman comes out to meet with with endless glee, And scatters them around about And all is biltie as blithe can be. All of the Same Religion. When the late Charles Godrey Leand was editing in New York The Knickerbocker Magazine, he gave a weekly reception that was popular among literary people. There arose at one of these receptions a noisy argument about religion. To quiet them Mr. Leland cried out in a voice loud enough to be heard above all: "intelligent persons are all of the same religion." A full enued. Some one said: "What religion is that?" "That,angered Mr. Leland, "is what intelligent persons never tell." Wanted Their Money's Worth. Ruth McEury Stuart, the Southern outhoreess, was taken undoubtedly in the other event, when living a reading in a church in New Haven, Conn, and was obliged to stop and return to her home in New York. The church refused to pay her. World's Finest Dry Dock. The San Francisco dock company at Hunter Point one of the finest dry docks in the world. It is large enough for two battleships at one time and can be pumped out in two hours. His Upturned Face The Same Old Stories All of the Same Religion THE APPEAL. uaintEnglishWeddingCustoms A Giving the Dow Purse In rural England the time that corresponds to the American Thanksgiving is the time for the celebration of the harvest ceremonies among the farm folks. They have their codes of customs that are adhered to in the most rigid manner and which have been handed down from generation to generation until their origin is lost in obscurity. The ceremonies never take place before the harvest is gathered, and then the entire community has its part in the affair. Some bones are deeply tinged with superstition, but have an undercurrent of sentiment that makes them interesting. In the eastern counties of England, particularly in Norfolk and Suffolk, the old world ways survive in their alliances of detain. In the land of the fens the elder of two girls in a family is always anxious to marry before her younger sister, for if the girl is married to a beheaded man then it is incumbent upon the older girl to open the festivities by dancing alone upon the turf in the farm yard. In doing this she is given a chance to win a husband for herself, as it is a law of tradition that if a youth takes pity upon her lonely state as evidenced by her performance he may join her in the dance. This act on his part is a declaration of his desire to marry her and her chance for refusal is exceedingly small. The fact that she was compelled to dance alone is taken as an indication that she is in the ordinary way and should be glad to accept the first who offers himself. In the western counties of Gloucestershire, Somerset, and others, the same custom prevails to a lesser degree, and in addition, the girl is expected to wear a pair of green stockings. In Suffolk the wedding cake is not an institution, but it is a rare thing for a wedding breakfast to be celebrated. The old fashioned suit pudding, a huge spherical affair, bathed in a thick beef gravy. In Devonshire the farm wedding is not really a wedding if at some period of the feast there does not appear a bowl of "junket," a dish composed of milk curdled by the use of rennet and flavored with sugar, spices and cream. In the island of Jersey the true natives, as distinguished from the true cottagers, fresh settlers, have one exceedingly pretty custom connected with their marriage ceremonies. After the wedding service is ended, and before the newlywed couple take possession of the house that is to be their home, the procession stops at the front porch, over which in all proper Jersey homes there is a big slab of granite. While the bride and groom wait nearby the friends of the groom climb up to the slab and carve the record of the wedding in the stone. The initials of the husband and wife always appear in the rude inscriptions along with the day and year of the ceremony. Over the initials are chipped two hearts, entwined in a sort of lover's knot. This public record the marriage is inscribed the marriage couple is at liberty in possession of the home. Wiltshire the rustics have a custom that resembles in form the much feared charivari of the United States. There the bridal party is followed home by all the boisterous element of the community and given what is called a "merry music," which is nothing less than a noisy serenade with every conceivable contrivance for making a noise. The Scots have a custom that has existed for ages and is called "creeling the bridegroom." The day after the wedding his friends appear at his home with a large creel or basket filled to the top with stones, and this the day before he runs to his back, and so burdened run about the streets with his friends at his heels to see that he does not stop it. There is only one way for Defective Page Carving the Stone marriage certificate A romantic ceremony in the Channel Islands Dancing for a husband. him to get rid of the burden and that is for the bride to run after him and kiss him. It is often the case that she hesitates long before gaining courage enough to face the crowd and so rescue her tormented husband. At Cumberland and the lake districts there is a pretty custom that accompanies the marriage service proper. It is called giving the "dow" purse, and as nearly can be learned had its origin in the time of the Romans. The ceremony requires that the groom shall in advance provide himself with a silken purse containing money in a sum proportionate with his means. It used to be the rule that this should be in gold, but the rigidity of the rule has been abated in that regard. This purse the groom carries with him to the altar and keeps with him until that part of the dow" says the word "dow" with all my worldly goods I the dow" and thereupon he empties the coins into a bag or a silk handkerchief which one of the bridemails holds in behalf of the bride. In some of the larger factory districts it is the custom for all the workmen to take cognizance of a fellow worker's marriage by receiving him in absolute silence on the day after his wedding, and it appears, with the exception of the noon hour. Then they make up for their neglect by creating the greatest volume of noise their ingenuity can devise. The noise is kept up for quite a period of time and then the victim is consoled by the formal presentation of a gift to which all his associates have contributed a part. A CURIOUS TRICK WITH CARDS. One of the Many Strange Things That May, Easily, Be Doed. Of the many curious things which may be done with a pack of fifty-two cards, perhaps the most interesting, is the "spelling out" of an entire suit. To do this take the thirteen cards of any suit, place them face up, and arrange them in the following order: 7 - Kings - 8 - 1 - Queen. When they are thus placed they are faced up, with the nine on top, and the Queen on the bottom. Now turn them over so that they are face down with the Queen on top. Take the top card and place it underneath the pack and say "O"; place the next card underneath the pack in the same way and say "N", and the next card turn face up on the table, saying "E"—ONE. Leaving "W" face up place the next card underneath "T"; the next the same way, say "W", and the next lay face up on the table, saying "O"—TWO, and on so through the suit. Remember, when you come to the last letter of a card to lay that card face up on the table, leaving it there. When you have laid out the ten spot you continue by spelling out J—A—C—K and Q—U—E—N. Of course, after you have laid the Jack out you have only two cards laid out as before and the Queen will come out, leaving only the King in your hand, which, of course, you lay on the others, completing the suit. GOVERNESS BECAME A QUEEN. Englishwoman Wife of Ruler of Indian Native State Away up in the north of India, in the Punjab, is a native state called Patiala, whose queen is an English girl who went out there as governess Florence Smith, bright and captivating, and not afraid of work, or of venturing into strange lands in order to make a living. She was engaged by the late Maharajah to teach his younger children, and in doing that she captivated the heart of the ruler's elder son and heir, who insisted upon marrying her. Florence had no idea of playing a part as one senior officer of the state, but insisted that she should be the prince's sole, lawful consort. More than that, when the old Maharajah died recently, she had her husband, now succeeded to the throne, proclaim her Maharanee, or reigning queen, and as such she now shares the throne with her husband. Try over which the two preside. Patala has a population of over a million and a half and a territory extending over some six thousand square miles, not a bad little kingdom for a governess to pick up in the flower of her travels. Queen Florence is the queen of the kingdom and to keep a strict watch on her husband that he does not revert to odious Eastern wars. DECEPTION THAT WAS VAIN! Poor Ending of Bishop's Efforts to Preserve Harmony. An eminent Canadian bishop lately paid a visit of inspection to a lunatic asylum near Toronto. Before introducing the bishop to one of the inmates the physician in charge warned him not to cross or contradict the fortunate man, but to agree with all he said: "If you humor him," said the physician, "you will doubtless find him agreeable, intelligent, and apparently sane, his only mania being that everybody is compulsing against him." The bishop assented, and was soon conversing amicably with the lunatic, who finally said: "I see Queen Victoria is married again." "Um—er—well—oh! of course," assented the bishop, after some natural hesitation, in view of the queen's death. "So she's married President McKinley, has she?" queried the lunatic next. This arbitrary mating of two of the world's illustrious -dead was almost too much for the bishop to sanction even in the interests of peace and harmy, but he finally managed to ac quiesce with fairly good grace. "Well, who are you, anyway? blurted out the lunatic. "I am a minister of the Gospel," replied the bishop. "Humph!" retorted the lunatic; "you look like a parson and you dress like a parson, but you lie like a heathen." TRULY A WONDERFUL MAN. All Previous Drummers' Records Beaten by This. "Greatest man to jump into a town and get acquainted with folks I ever saw, Jap Johnson was," said a traveling man. "Give Jap a night and a day in a country place and everybody there would call him by his first name, and he'd call everybody the same way, even the girls. In forty-eight hours he'd know every man, woman, child, horse, dog and cat in the town, and could tell who married who, who got drunk once in a white and who had fists of rheumatics. Give him three days in tote and carry the gossip and old, must scandals that even went over the back fences of that town. He was a wonderful man, Jap was, and he could sell goods like a house afire. "The biggest thing he ever did, though, was about four years ago. He had four hours to spend in a little town cut West. In that time he sold two bales of goods, was invited to dinner by the mayor, decided four bots, was referee in a dog fight, proposed marriage and was accepted by the belle of the place, borrowed five dollars, and was given two games of billiards, and, it happening to be election day, he capped the whole by sailing in and having himself selected town clerk by a majority of eleven votes." Too Precious. A village clergyman has this choice bit among his annals: One day he was summoned in haste by Mrs. Johnston, who had been taken suddenly. He went in some wonder, because she was not of his parish, and was known to be devoted to her own family. He was waiting in the parlor, before seeing the sick woman, he beguiled the time by talking with her daughter. "I am very much pleased to know your mother thought of her in her illness," he said. "Is Mr. Hopkins away? "The young lady looked unfengled slightly. "No," she said. "Oh, no! But were afraid it's something contagious, and we didn't like to run any risks."—Youth's Companion. Why He Envied Linton Sir Thomas Lipton's proposed visit to New York in June brings that amiable yachtsman once more to the fore. "I never cross the ocean in a big liner," said he when last here with his yacht the Erin, "without thinking of an old employee who dearly loved John Barleycorn. Meeting me at the Queenstown docks one day he said: "There's only one time in my life I envy you, Sir Thomas!" "When's that? I asked. "That's when you come all the way from Ameriky as a saloon passenger." "New York Times. Noah as a Financier. The Rev. Theodore L. Cuyler was a guest at the dinner of the Monroe society last year and propounded the following conundrum: "Why was Noah the greatest financier of his time?" As no one could answer he gave the diners a year to think it over. Being prevented from attending the dinner this year, he telegraphed the answer to his query of the previous year. "Noah was able to float a stock company at a time when his contemporaries were forced into involuntary liquidation."—New York Times. No Plumbers in Heaven. Rain had fallen almost steadily for several days. Johnny, the plumber's son, was displeased, as the dampness kept him in the house. One evening he said to his father: "The angels can't be very thoughtful of the people down here, or they'd have their leaky pipes fixed." Then the lad's business instinct ascertified itself: "Pop, why don't you go to heaven?" he asked after a moment's cogitation. "Maybe there ain't any plumbers there, and you'd get the job." $2.40 PER YEAR. AS TOLD BY MOLES BIRTHMARKS THAT INDICATE GOOD OR BAD FORTUNE. Marks on the Body Intended by Nature to Foreordain Disposition and Career—Right Side of the Body the Most Favorable. Said the old nurse of the newly arrived baby she had come to see: "This child's going to be pretty and grow up to make a fine marriage. She's got a mole just above her mouth on the right side and that sign never fails." Moles on the right side of the body generally are symbolical of good. Moles on the left side, considered as a whole, indicate adverse fortune for the possessor. A mole on the back of the neck denotes a happy, successful life, but indicates that the possessor must beware of the water, should keep an eye on the safety rope when surf bathing and be careful about going out in small boats with inexperienced skippers, for this is an indication of an untimely end by drowning, coupled with the good fortune in this horoscope. A brown or honey-colored mole on the edge of the chin indicates for the baby of either sex a felicitous marriage and long life. If such a chin mole be black the meaning is reversed. A mole in the hollow of the chin denotes a quarrelsome, contentious disposition, while a mole of any color on a woman's under lip signifies improvidence, folly and slothfulness. A mole on the left side of the upper lip forbodes bacillary and a close-listed disposition in man or woman, and also indicates that existence will be hard. A mole on the throat is an unlucky omen, meaning trial and misfortune. A girl baby having a mole on the left side of the forehead will be married twice and be apt to be estranged from her kin people and perhaps reside in foreign lands. A mole on the right side of the forehead will be the recipient of independent ideas and one apt to take the initiative in enterprises. Explorers and inventors have this mark. If the mole so situated is of pronounced size and color, it betokens the inheritance of legacies and handling of much mercy. Moles opposite each other on both sides of the neck or chest forcell in struggle for whatever is the possession's aim in life. Moles opposite each other or for some pet principle or hobby. No smooth or flowery path awaits the possessor of such birthmarks, though victory and achievement may be the ultimate goal. --- A mole on the right side of the upper lip, just a suspicion above the mouth, means rare good fortune. A girl child so blessed is bound to be married between the age of 18 and become an excellent wife and an exemplary mother. Health, discretion and qualities are her endowment. A boy baby with this mark has the prospect of a successful career honored and beloved by his contemporaries. Joy attends those persons with nails on the right legs or thighs. They will not only have abounding good luck, but will be of the disposition to construe all things for good and create their own happiness. A mole on the right foot hectometer is equable, peace-loving temperament and a moderate degree of success in business undertakings. A mole on the arm just above the wrist, if on the right side, is a happy omen, insuring love and the esteem of friends and associates to the possessor during a long period of situational stress, the left arm signifies the fondness of fascination, but indicates fickle fortunes for the bearer.—New York Sun. WHY HE FLAGGED THE TRAIN Thought Perhaps Somebody Might Want to Get Off. When the Berks and Lehigh railroad was built, some years back, one of the spots to be honored with a small frame shed and the title of "station" was a little out of the way place in Lehigh county, while the position of "station master" was given to a nearby farmer. The latter's acquaintance with railroads was not yet on, and receiving questions he was told among other things that it was merely station, and trains would stop only to let somebody on or off, and if he wanted to stop any train he must "flag" it. One day shortly after his appointment the noon express train drew up in obedience to the red flag he had displayed. The conductor stepped briskly off and called "All aboard" and a moment later turned to the station master and asked: "Aren't there any passengers to the train? I know of you," replied the agent, with a puzzled look. "Then why did you stop the train?" shouted the irate conductor. "I didn't know," said the other, "but some one might want to get G."—Philadelphia Ledger. Does Noninflammable Wood Tarnish? It having been asserted that chests of noninflammable wood had the effect of tarring the metal buttons of the uniforms that might be put in them, the British Admiralty inaugurated a test by packing away a uniform in one of these receptacles and in another in a chest of ordinary wood, and opening them after two years. The test has proved inconclusive, however, and the uniforms will be locked up in the chests for another war. Sec. 3. Terms of Members--Members of the Senate for two years, three for three years, one for four years, and three for three years. The members sold terms, and thereafter their membership, by and with the consent of the senate for the term of four years. Sec. 4. Composition of the senate for the term of four years. Sec. 5. Composition of the senate will serve without compensation as an appointee, and shall be filled by appointment by the governor, with much vacancy. Se. 5. Board Must Organize. Se. 6. Assess the situation immediately after its appointment by electing from its members a president, a chairman, and a state State Art society. Sold officers should be preidentified, and, respectively, of the governing board. Four members of the governing board. Sec. 6. Powers of Governing Board The Minnesota State Art society has the power to admonish by laws and rules of procedure to govern the Minnesota government, to administer gifts, bequests and property, and manage its assets. The Minnesota State Art society has the power to confer certificates, mentions, medals and diplomas on candidates for offer prices, mentions, medals and diplomas on candidates for offer prices, architecture and manufacture, when in competition with other boards. The Minnesota State Art society shall be held with such authority as it may deem appropriate to board. which is in Membership—Membership in the society shall be of four classes, viz. Members of the governing board, honorary members, life members and annual Sec. 16. *Life Membership-Upon receiving the recommendation of the member, or four honorary members, shall, either elect a member of the society, or accept the society's membership. Any person, upon the recommendation of a governing member, must be entitled to the recommendation of two dollars, be enrolled, if elected the society's associate, for one year, and become an annual member. Sec. 11. Lectureship Committee—There is a committee of three persons to be known as the art Exhibition Committee—There shall be appointed by the governor or judges of art, to be known as the exhibition committee shall be eligible to a prize while serving on the committee, to arrange, of such exhibition committee be eligible to Sec. 13. Art Collection Committee to board a committee of three persons, to be known as the Art Collection committee, to all works of art to be tailed to charge all of works of art to be acquired by the committee with the consent of the governing board to be sufficient to be sufficient surplus in the treasury. Sec. 14. Membership of the committee of membership shall be provided by the gov- ernment and counterigned by the presi- dents and counterigned by the secu- rity. State Society of Art shall be for- warded by the secretary of the state Society. Annual number first of each year. 12. Annual Course of Lectures. It shall be the duty of the Minnesota State Society to prepare annually a course of lectures on topics of art, involved, in whole or part, before the sti- tutee of the agricultural school, the state normal school in turn, and the duty of the lectureship committee to advise with the state and superintendent of public schools as to courses in drawing, design and art, and superintendent of public schools as tofluence. In educational institutions Sec. 16. Annual Exhibit: It shall be the duty of the member of the committee through its committee to exhibition an annual art exhibit, which will be exhibited in succession. Such exhibit shall include paintings, sculpture, drawing, wood, wrought metal, architectural designs, exhibits in the judgment of the society shall tend to elevate the standard of art in the judgment of the society No work of art shall be exhibited without first having been as worthy of exhibition committees. Sec. 16. A suitable room or rooms in a building are designated for the use of the state society of art for theervation of all works of art becoming public, not otherwise be placed to better adhere to Sec. 20. Funds, How Expended. Annual Appropriation-Application. The funds may be applied or expended only in the furtherance of art interests of the state as ordered by the governing authority. Sec. 21. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 3, 1863. CHAPTER 129 - S. F. No. 98 AN ACT to amend section one thousand one hundred and sixty-three Statutes of Minnesota of the year one thousand eight hundred and thirty-nine public grounds, streets, alleys, or highways. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota. No public grounds, streets, alleys or parking lots are owned or discontinued by the common council or discontinued by the common council or of a minority of the owners, resident or in situ, of property owned or discontinued by the alleys or highways, proposed to be vacated or discontinued by the common council and reasons for vacation compensation are streets, alleys, or highways proposed to be vacated, and shall be vacated by the common council of the petitioners, their agents, or at least by the sole owner of said property, in Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and impose the following provisions on its passage. Approved April 3, 1903. CHAPTER 121- S. F. NO. 16. AN ACT to amend chapter two (2) and chapter one hundred and eighteen (118) of the General Laws of 1885; and chapter one hundred and thirty-two (322) of the General Laws of 1885; and chapter one hundred and sixty-one (188) of the General Laws of the cost of the new capital to be erected by the State of Minnesota was fixed at $3,000,000.00 in any of said acts. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Sec. 2. All existing provisions contained in section 12.1 of this act, are to be in section one (I) of this act, be amended, shall remain in full, be amended, shall remain in full, be amended, shall be force of law in its passage. Approved April 3, 1963. CHAPTER 12.2 - H. F. NO22.8 ACTION OF judgment debtors in certain case. Do it be enacted by the legislature of Section I. That no judgment requiring the payment of money hereafter rendered on personal property tax judgments) shall be made in any county, in any county having over seven five thousand inhabitants, until there has been a district court an affidavit made by the judgment creditor or his or her by or on behalf of the district court to the best of his knowledge, according to the best of his knowledge, of the name of the judgment debtor, his occupation, business or employment, and the extent of such debt, and if such place of residence or business inhabits, then the street number of such place shall be stated; and any order or such judgment without a docket, any such judgment being filed as aforesaid, shall be liable to be recovered by any person authorizing has been depleted without such an affidavit. No such judgment shall have been depleted without such an affidavit of impaired by reason of such an affidavit. See .2. That shall take effect and be Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be applied to the State of Iowa July 1, 1903, Approved April 3, 1903. CHAPTER 123-H. F. NO. 284. 190 of the General Laws of the State of Iowa for the year 1903, relating to the General Laws of 1804 and second Laws of 1804, and the General Laws of the State for the year 1853, relating to the General Laws of 1844, relating to judgments against cities, village and county governments. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That section 1 of chapter 198 of the General Laws of said State for the purpose of the enactment be the same General Statute, 1854, be and the same hereby is amended by appending the same Approved April 3, 1903. CHAPTER 124-H. F. NO. 427. AN ACT to provide for the renewal of records and for perfecting of records in the office of the register of deeds. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. Whenever it shall be made by the county commissioners of any county commissioners of any county, the office of the register of deeds of any county, through age, injury, use or other causes, and because of such condition in the books and because of such condition, employ the register of deeds of the county to make a complete transcript of such books provided by the county for books provided by the county for It shall be the duty of the register of deeds when such transcripts have been completed to compare the same with the recorded instruments as shown in the Sec. 2. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent with this act are hereby reprinted. Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be approved May 1, 1963. Approved April 3, 1963. CHAPTER 123-H. F. NO. 888. AN ACT to reorganize and to regulate the agricultural Society and the State Fair, so-called, appropriating funding and amending the laws relating thereto, providing for the establishment, holding and the conveyance thereof to the state and the governance thereof to the state and the disposition of intoxicating liquors and provision of intoxicating liquors and provision of health and comfort of the public, at and upon said grounds and in the vicinity Be it enacted by the legislature of the State Section 1. That the laws relating to the governance and management, and those of the state and management, and those of the state upon which the same is to be held, the governances and the hereby are to be enacted codified and amended so as to read as Second-Honorary members, who by virtue of their honor or horibrille, or in the arts and sciences connected therewith, or of long and extended conferred upon it, may, by a two-thirds (2-3) vote of its annual meetings Third-2 delegates selected by, and appointed to, the societies and associations: The State Cortiello association, the State Dairymen's association, the State Forestry association, the State Beekeepers' association and the State Minnesota state society or association within the state having for its object the promotion of agriculture, stock raising or improvement or mechanics related to agriculture or hori Fourth- The members of the governing board of said society and its officers shall, by virtue of their offices as such, be and are members of said society. Sec. 4. The management and control of the state, two vice presidents and six managers, whom shall be citizens of this state, and any five of whom shall connect with the state Agricultural society shall be hold in the state, and any other place in said city or in the other grounds, so-called, as may be selected by the board of managers, or by the governor, continued until the second (2) Thursday in January of the following officers shall be elected, namely: (2) managers, which said managers shall serve three (3) years each, and each manager as their respective terms of office expire, each year, and each member shall hold an annual meeting to consist of six (6) members. The Governor of the state shall consist of three (3) members from the state at large, who shall advocate and consent of the senate, shall constitute an association of said State Agricultural society to report to the legislature at the state. Sec. 6. The president, vice president 6. (Tuesday) of January of each year, elect a secretary and a treasurer, elect a secretary and hold his office for the form of one year, and until his succi- pension and that of the other offi- cers of the society, he will be board of managers. Sec. 6. The secretary shall be required to be on or before the tenth day of Decem- ber in each year, and the secretary shall be on or before the tenth day of Decem- ber in each year, and the society for the current year and such other information as shall be required by the society for the con- sideration of the society from the books of the society and be admitted to the governor of the state, and be printed annually, in like manner as the reports of other state Sec. 8. The proper officers of the city of St. Paul and of the County of Ramsey are hereby empowered and authorized to convey to the State of Minnesota the fol- Sec. 9. The care, custody and control of premises, and joint property which may hereafter be added thereto, is hereby vested in the government, the department of the state government, and the general offices of said society shall be authorized, required and empowered, and said society is hereby authorized, required and empowered, wherein shall be contained the property, care, custody and management and control of said premises and the structures Sec. 14. The president, vice president and members of the management and management by virtue of the same power to make arrests and restraining orders that is conferred upon special police officers by the board of directors, vice presidents, members of the board of managers and special police officers by the board of directors, some appropriate badge of office while acting in their official capacity. Sec. 16. Any person found guilty of a violated peace, or a violation of a held, or shall upon conviction thereof, be punished by a line of one hundred and fifty dollars in the county hall for a period of ninety days. Sec. 16. Any person or persons who quarrelling, fighting, reveling, drunkenness, or any other disinterested conduct, calculated to aquease or to insult a person or ground, shall be found beginne therain, shall be Sec. 26. Any person who shall be found house or other building, or in any yard or ground, or who shall lolter about to do any mischief, or to steal, or to commit offense, shall be guilty of a Sec 21. Any person who shall treat the said State Park grounds by jumping the said State Park grounds or jumping the fence or enclosure or in any man-made provided for that purpose, or who shall Sec. 24. In addition to the foregoing, the state are herein specifically extended to operate over the premises hereinafter within the county of Ramsey, designated for the purpose of the city's city council for that purpose, shall have jurisdiction of offenders under the terms and conditions of the same in a summary of the state. He may, for that purpose hold possession of the premises during the progress of any fair, prior and subsequent thereto, nor shall he be charged for a change of venue from his court. While so acting he may be allowed such possession of the premises per day, as may be fixed by said governmental committee, collected upon condition of the premises, committed within said fair grounds this act, shall be forthwith paid to the city's society, and his receipt therefor filed by the county. The said governing board may appoint and provide for the compensation of to proceed violations of this act, and the capacity of a legal adviser to said society. Sec. 25. The said State Agricultural so-called agent, and by its own name as such and through its agents and officers duty appointed under the laws and all ordinations, by laws, rules and board in pursuance hereof, shall be entrusted into by said society or any of its boards of officers, with any exhibitors, other persons dealing with said society, or other persons dealing with said society, or any Sec. 26. The sum of four thousand dollars is printed out of any money in the state treasury, not otherwise appropriated, to pay paying premiums and awards; the same to be paid out by the state treasurer on behalf of a society or of public society, counterseized by the secr. Sec. 27. Chapter 181 of the laws of the State of New York chapter 61 and $3 of the laws of 1881, chapter 61 and $3 of the laws of 1881, chapter 61 and $3 of the General Statutes of 1884, chapter 25 of the laws of 1897 and chapter 34 of the General Statutes of 1897. Sec. 28. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. fectious or contagious diseases. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State. Provided. That this act shall not apply to cases where the person having infections or contagious disease is not a legal resident of such town, village on city. Soc. 2. All acts or parts of acts inconsistent with provisions of this act are hereby recognized. Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force on the following passage. Approved April 8, 1908. CHAPTER 128—H, F. 581. AN ACC authorizing the use of rivers, streams and water courses, where the same are used for the irrigation of the right of ement domain in cor- Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota that land or land bound upon that portion of any river, stream or water course* or water body or in part lies within this state or wholly or in part lies in this form or formation, in an abolishing or on try, which portion is not navigable, for storage for logs and lumber, may build and maintain on or across the bed of sur- vival for easy access to the course a dam, and, in connection there- fore, may be necessary for the development of the following purposes, namely: To improve following power, namely: To improve power for manufacturing purposes, in including the development of electricity manualities, or for any lawful purpose if, any as may be required by law, treaty, or from the owner or owners of the opposite of the adjoining state or country, and from the maintenance of such dam. Sec. 2. Every dam constructed therewith a sluiceway, lock or other permit lock, timber and number to pass through or around such dam, and permit logs, timber and number to pass through or around such dam, and And also a fishery as now provided by Section 1. That the secretary of state on behalf of the State of Minnesota to the printing and publishing of the number of ports of this state now required by law after March 4, 1963, said contract to be waived, and shall not exceed $1.25 per volume and who shall furnish the sum of five thousand (5,000) dollars, conditioned on the sum of three thousand (3,000) dollars, publication and publication thereof shall conform to the first. That the size of the volumes, used them, and the binding and the number shall conform to the requirements for the last down by section 228 of chapter 20 of the General Statutes of Minnesota for Second. That the number of copies delivered and delivered to the secretary of state manuscript thereof shall be delivered by the reporter of said state, however that such time that said reporter shall send the same shall have been submitted to him before the part of said days entries. Third. That party to whom contract shall be awarded shall deliver said copies of the part party shall deliver to the secretary of state, free of the part report to be preserved by said secretary of state as part of the record manuscript thereof. Fourth. That the party to whom a publication and sell the same at the place where it is published, all the same at all times keep the same on sale at each time, and all the same at all times keep the same on sale at more copies at any one time, and all the same at all times keep the same at 100 days, for the price agreed upon in each case. That the price agreed upon in each case keep the same at all times keep the same at the contract price, and furnish the state any number of copies at the request required at said contract price, the copyright of the secretary of state for the county, however, that nothing herein concludes the contractors by whom any such volume is to be sold from continuing the publication and sale of from continuing the publication and sale of all the respects with the requirements of this act and such volume. Fifth. That the printing and sale of such volume done ing of the report shall all be done in the report. See Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approve. 120-H. I. F. NO. 468. AN ACT to authorize cities containing a population of ten thousand and more bonds for the purchase of lands for park purposes along and adjacent shores of the purchase of lands within such a Do it enacted by the legislature of the Section I. That any city in this state containing a population of ten or less is hereby authorized to issue its忍耻 bonds for the purchase of lands for park purposes along and adjacent to the shores of any artifical land Proposition 4. If a majority of the votes cast in a case by the said city council or other body, the said city council or other bonds of such city to the amount necessary to satisfy the amount of such bond, are granted or not granted, that such bonds may not be authorized or not so such city shall be authorized to issue or not such city shall be debented thereafter shall at any one time be assessed value of the taxable property assessed value of the taxable property ceasing assessment of such property. Proposition 5. If a majority of the votes cast in not more than two and payable in not more than two bonds and from the date of issue of such bond to not exceed five (5) per cent an Sec. 5. Before any such city shall be provided, the city council or any other body, having a publication, for two (2) consecutive weeks in at least one weekly or daily publication, be printed and published chronically, and be printed and published on a weekly or daily basis. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 485. Within sixty (60) days before the biennial meeting, there shall be appointed by the governor a board of commissioners, one of whom shall reside in each senatorial district, whose duty it shall be to inspect all steam boilers; one of whom shall reside in each senatorial district, whose duty it shall be to inspect all steam boilers; one of whom shall reside in each senatorial district, whose duty it shall be to inspect all steam boilers; provided, however, that the inspection under the laws of the state be accepted, and the certificates of license to steam engineers be accepted, and the heating plants in private residence. And that the examination district shall be more than one senatorial district within any one county in this state, in such county as may be permitted to each of such counties. Said inspection shall be made on the islands and pilots on island waters of the state, as near as may be, pursuant to the rules of the United States for the examination of masters and pilots. Said inspectors shall be required to report their years from February first (lst), respectfully deposited and qualified, unless sooner deposited and qualified, with the amount of fees required annually on or before the thirty-first (31st) day of January, rendering the legislature, showing a detailed statement of the conditions, issues, and the amount of fees required of disbursements of their offices. ninety-four (468) of General Statutes 1898 be amended to add as follows to writ of appointment one or more deputies within his jurisdiction, same qualifications as are prescribed for deputies taking the oath prescribed by section four hundred and eighty-one (481) General Statutes 1898 have the authority within the district for deputies appointed as the bolster inspectors have the effect and be in force from and after his passage. Approved April 8, 1903. CHAPTER 123—H. F. NO. 811 AN ACT to amend the stath subdivision of Minnesota for 1894, as amended by the laws of Minnesota for 1894, relating to express trusts. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: State of Minnesota the sixth subdivision of section 4254 of the General Statutes of 1894, as amended by chapter 65 of the General Statutes of 1894, as amended by as to read as follows": property, if he be living. Whenever so requested, it shall be the duty of the attorney general to represent the beneficiaries in the case of trust by appropriate proceedings. If the attorney general shall in any manner impair, limit, or abridge the operation and efficacy of the chapter 185 of the laws of 1880, entitled, "An act to amend the laws of 1880, and to administer and furnish relief and charity for the designated locality, or of any right or interest granted, devise, or will, made by any person now deceased or of the nature of employment thereof, or to apply to or at employment therein, in sending in any of the courts of this state. Sec. 3. All acts and parts of acts, inconsistent with the provisions of this act. Sec. 11. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 11. A. ACT to authorize the board of county commissioners of the several counties to bonds to pay for building a court house. In any of said counties, the county contracts have been entered into by said county commissioners of said counties. It be enacted by the legislature of the Section 1. The board of county commissioners of the county, which has entered into a contract for building and construction obligation has been created prior to the date of the contract, and has been paid at house for the use of such county, are at sea at time prior to the first day of construction for an amount not exceeding thirty thousand dollars, and purpose of paying such obligation and indemnity of payees thereof shall be used for no other purposes than completing the building such court house. Sec. 2. The said bonds shall be insured by a commissioner shall determine, and shall bear bearer responsibility for the per annum, payable annually, and payable at such time or times as the said bonds resolution determine, not less than 10% of the value of the date of the issuance of said bonds, reinsurance. Sec. 3. The bonds and the interest of the bonds of this act shall be signed by the chairman of the board of directors, and attested by the auditor, and sealed with his official seal, and be made payable to the county. The auditor shall keep a record of all bonds issued by the county and shall show the date, number and amount of each bond. The plan of interest, the date and the name of the party to whom is sealed. Sec. 4. The board of county commissioners shall issue a bond of assurance of said bonds, levy a tax upon addition to all other taxes levied, sufficient to pay the interest accruing yearly. Sec. 5. This act, and when of the principal issuing bonds, shall be sufficient amount of maner levy a sufficient amount of taxes to pay such principal when due. Commissioners shall have authority to negotiate bonds but for not less than their par Sec. 6. This act shall apply to unpaid bonds. Counties, except counties having a population of more than 10,000, may not exercise its passage. Sec. 7. This act shall take effect and be in force upon its passage. April 14, 2016. CHAPTER 134- H. P. NO. 42. AN ACT to require the county to purchase land for forest purposes. Be it enacted by the legislature of the AN ACT to provide for the erection of a suitable monument and clients to the Mining field of Vicksburg, by a bought of the battle field of Vicksburg, in the State of Mississippi, in 1803, in the National Park and the second of the second of the Act of Congress of February twenty-first, eighteen hundred and ninety-nine. Whereas, under the act of the legislature, the state of the State of 1801, 1804, 1809, 1811, 1814, 1819, 1821, 1824, 1828, 1831, 1834, 1838, 1841, 1844, 1848, 1851, 1854, 1858, 1861, 1864, 1868, 1871, 1874, 1878, 1881, 1884, 1888, 1891, 1894, 1898, 1901, 1904, 1908, 1912, 1916, 1920, 1924, 1928, 1932, 1936, 1940, 1944, 1948, 1952, 1956, 1960, 1964, 1968, 1972, 1976, 1980, 1984, 1988, 1992, 1996, 2000, 2004, 2008, 2012, 2016, 2020, 2024, 2028, 2032, 2036, 2040, 2044, 2048, 2052, 2056, 2060, 2064, 2068, 2072, 2076, 2080, 2084, 2088, 2092, 2096, 2100, 2104, 2108, 2112, 2116, 2120, 2124, 2128, 2132, 2136, 2140, 2144, 2148, 2152, 2156, 2160, 2164, 2168, 2172, 2176, 2180, 2184, 2188, 2192, 2196, 2200, 2204, 2208, 2212, 2216, 2220, 2224, 2228, 2232, 2236, 2240, 2244, 2248, 2252, 2256, 2260, 2264, 2268, 2272, 2276, 2280, 2284, 2288, 2292, 2296, 2300, 2304, 2308, 2312, 2316, 2320, 2324, 2328, 2332, 2336, 2340, 2344, 2348, 2352, 2356, 2360, 2364, 2368, 2372, 2376, 2380, 2384, 2388, 2392, 2396, Whereas, the Third. Fourth and Fifth regiments of Minnesota infantry volunteers, and the First Minnesota battery, and the Second多万 employees, said campaign, and in the assault and siege of Vicksburg, executing every order of their respective commanders, carrying very position on the respective battle fields, they were directed to carry, and in the assault moving forward to the ditch of the enemy's fortifications as great as sacrifice of life. Now, There is no the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That there be constructed and erected a suitable monument to the Third. Fourth and Fifth regiments of Minnesota volunteers, and of the First Minnesota battery, or near the circles indicating the position of General Grant's headquarters, the seago-wedge Vicksburg, in addition three bronze tables, one on or near the position where the troops of the Fourth Minnesota infantry fell in the assault on the 22d day. May 1953. The 1953.4ththirteenth for the Confection rate works; one on the ground over which the Fifth Minnesota infantry made its assault on the same day, and one on the position occupied by the First Minnesota battery. See. 2. There shall be inscribed on such monument and tablets, in addition to other appropriate inscriptions such leg- The 1953.4ththirteenth for the Confection rate works; one on the ground over which the Fifth Minnesota infantry made its assault on the same day, and one on the position occupied by the First Minnesota battery. GENERAL LAWS OF MINNESOTA PASSED AT THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION OF 1903. the Third and Fifth infantry in the lines of circum-valuation and in positions not within the range of the infantry and on such tablets shall be inscribed the names of the Minnesota soldiers of the wort. burg. A. Any money which may be appropriated to carry out the provisions of this act shall be drawn from the treasury upon his warrant or requisition thereof. Sec. 4. The governor is hereby authorized to appoint a commissioner of the state to compensate, but not from any money which may be appropriated to carry out the provisions of the constitution of the state, the sum of one thousand ($1,000) for a design and a design and plan of such monument and tabulae and contract for their construction. The plans have been furnished to the Vekaplanes and have been submitted to the secretary of state, and of the positions in which the same are held, and of the positions in which the same are held, and of the positions in which the same have been approved by the governor of the state. An act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved Acts 18-11-II, F. NO. 114. AN ACT to legalize the expenditure of money by the governor of government or Indian lands by lending adjacent thereto or in the immediate future. Be it enacted by the legislature of the state. State of Minnesota: Section 1. That whenever the common council of any city or village of this state lying adjacent to or in the immediate vicinity of any Indian reservation not yet opened for settlement, the opening of which would greatly benefit such cities or villages, have between the first day of January, 1902, and the first day of April, 1903, expended money for the purpose of paying the necessary expenses of delegates to lay the matter of opening such lands to settlement before the government of the United States at Washington, such expenditures are hereby legalized. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 8, 1903. CHAPTER 138—H. F. NO. 293. AN ACT to amend section one thousand five hundred fourteen (1514) of General Statutes of one thousand eight hundred ninety-four (1894), in regard to the list. ing of real and personal Be it enacted by the legislature of the Section 1. That section one thousand five hundred fourteen thousand eight hundred ninety-four (1964) be and the same is hereby amended as to read as follows: All real property in this state, subject to taxation in this state, is numbered-year owned, with reference to its value on the first day of May. Real property becoming taxable any intervening year shall be listed and assessed with the value of May of that year. Personal property shall be listed and assessed on annual day of May. Personal property purchased or acquired on the first day of May shall be listed by or for the person purchasing acquiring Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 8, 1903. CHAPTER 139-H. F. NO. 290. AN ACT empowering village councils in villages of less than three thousand (3,000) inhabitants to grant authority for the construction of street railway lines for the purpose of connecting such villages with surrounding territory, and legalizing and confirming such authority heretofore granted by such village councils. Be it enacted by the legislature of the state of Minnesota: Section 1. That the village council of any village in the state of three thousand (3,000) inhabitants is hereby empowered to grant permission to the state to three thousand (3,000) inhabitants is hereby empowered to grant permission to the state to three thousand (3,000) inhabitants for the purpose of connecting any village outside territory, by what is commonly known as street lines, and operating and maintaining street railway lines, by other than passengers on any of the public streets of said village for the period not exceeding one year, or for the period not exceeding ever, that nothing herein contained shall be made available to any exclusive franchise of any such village has heretofore granted by ordinance or resolution the right to use its streets for the construction and character prescribed herein for a period not exceeding (25) years from the date of the granting of (25) years from the date of the granting of any ordinance or resolution and the acceptance thereof or resolution and the acceptance thereof or ordinance or resolution in heretofore Provided, that nothing herein shall be construed to grant any of the franchises to the extent of making the same exclusive. The effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 18, 1903. CHAPTER 14-H. F. NO. 304 ACTION OF agents to demand fugitives from justice or any person charged with the crime committed in the State of Minnesota, and the payable to be enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota has been issued by the Government of this state may, in any case authorized by the Constitution and laws of the United States, appoint agents who shall be the sheriff of the counties respectively, from which applies for the law of the county, all cases where the sheriff of such county can serve to demand of the executive authority of any state or territory any fugitive from justice or any person charged with a felony, when the crime that is made to the governor or application is made to the governor for that purpose the attorney general, when required by the governor, shall forthwith investigate, or cause to be involved in the case of the county. The rounds of such application and report to the governor all material circumstances which may come to his knowledge, with an abstract of the evidence, and his opinion as to the purpose of the deputation and the account of the agents appointed for such purpose shall in each case be audited by the board of county commissioners of the county wherein said crime alleged to have been common for the person who shall be�ed for the expedition for extradition are based and said expenses shall be paid from the treasury of said county. Said agent so appointed shall receive the sum of four dollars (6,000) for which the day and necessary expenses incurred by him in the performance of such duties. Sec. 2. Section 7084 of the General Minnesota, of Minnesota, of 1854, in haggis, regalge Sec. 3. During the year 1903, the ex- cuse of any extrusion from any entry into the treasury not only appropriated or set aside not only appropriated or set aside Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and pass into effect April 15, 1904, Approved April 15, 1904. CHAPTER 14-H. F. NO. 348. AN ACT to act on sections four (4) and thirty-three (335) of the General Laws of 1903, as amended by chapter the General Laws of 1061, entitled, taguicious and infectious diseases among taguicious and infectious diseases among Be instructed by the legislature of the Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section I. That section four (4) of chapter two hundred and thirty-three was amended by chapter three hundred and thirty-four, and by the same is hereby Law 1901 be and the same is hereby Law 1902 so as to be no animal shall be killed by any of the boards of health herein mandated to be infected with a contagious or infectious disease either by a daily dose of antibiotics, or by a competent veterinary officer or board of health; except that, whenever in, with the control or execution of a disease renders it advisable to be buried, or with the control or execution of a disease renders it advisable to be buried, or otherwise destroyed, any domestic animal which has been exposed to the disease at the time not infected there-fore. Provided, however, that cattle in this state shall not be buried in tuberculosis or condemned as being so infected, and that horses in with the disease of glanders or condemned as being so infected, are being inspected by a competent veterinarian under the univer- sity of the state in which he was five (5) of chapter two hundred and thirty-three (238) of the General Law of 1901 be and the chapter three hundred and twenty-two of the General Law of 1901 be and the hereby amended as to read as follows: **proof shall be affirmed, and if found to have been entirely free from and if found to have been determined, and paid for an herein specified fee, no compensation provided, no compensation shall be paid for any animal shall be paid for any animal. This act shall take effect and be in force from and upon its passage.** **CHAPTER 142—I. F. NO. 435.** **AN ACT to amend section thirty-two (32) of the Code of Civil Procedure. General Laws of 1885, entitled "An act to enact and codify the Code of Civil Procedure." Be enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesota. **AN ACT to amend section thirty-two (32) of chapter one hundred and seventy-five (175) of the Code of Civil Procedure. An act to enact and codify the Insurance Laws of the State." be amended Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be passed. Approved April 8, 1906. CHAPTER 145-H. F. NO. 472 amended one hundred and forty-three (143) of the charter and forty-four (148) of the act to provide for the creation and organization of the name. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That section eight (3) of chapter one hundred and forty-three (143) of the General Laws of 1885, be and the same is hereby amended so as to read as Section 8. All such return of votes on any such proposition shall be canvassed by the state canvassing board at the same time that they canvass the votes for state, congressional or other officers cast at the same election; and such canvassing board shall make and file with the secretary of state their separate certificate declaring the result of the vote in each case and upon each and every proposition to create any new county or counties. In case all such returns have not been received from the proper county canvassing board, the state canvassing board may use the returns received from the judges of election of the election district of the county which has not reported notwithstanding be compelled to make return as herein required. Upon the making and filing of any such certificate to the effect that any such proposition has received, the party may not be required to receive an election in each county, on all questions relating to a change of said county boundaries, to be affected thereby it shall be the duty of the governor to, within ten days from the date of the application, issue the funding that such proposition has received a majority of the votes and declaring such proposition adopted, and the secretary of state shall cause such proclamation to be paid in any of the county newspapers in the county in all of the legal newspapers being a general circulation, and transmit a certified copy thereof to the county auditor or of the county counties on which the party has been created, who shall cause the same to be published three weeks in the official paper of the county, and to each of the persons elected by county commissioners such as the county board of the county of state shall also file and record in his office in said book of such records the certificate of the state canvassing board stating that such proposition has not been met with the proclamation of the governor declaring the same to have been adopted; and a duly certified copy of this proclamation shall in all cases be received as full evidence of the legal and county organization and exists of such county. Section 2. This act shall take effect on January 1, 2015, and after its passage. Applied April 6, 1903. CHAPTER 144-H. F. NO. 320. AGENT ANT "acted authorizing" having a population of over 60,000 inhabitants in a purchase of a supply of electric power or of gas, or lighting or operating an electric system, or both such plants or systems, or both such plants or systems. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That any city of this state now owns at least fifty thousand inhabitants, and at the same time owning an electric or gas power plant of fifty thousand units, be authorized and empowered to enter into a contract or contracts for the purpose of operating such electric or gas power for the purpose of operating such electric or gas power system owned by such city, or for operating both such plants or systems, upon the terms of the contract, three-fourths vote of all of the members of the city, or, if agreed, a vote divided that such city shall not be authorized to agree by such contract for the purpose of operating such electric or gas power charged at the time by the person or company for a like amount of electric power or gas furnished to any other person; and provided further, that such company will run for a period exceeding ten years. Sec. 2. The obligation incurred by any person making of such contract shall not be incurred if indebtedness under the provisions of its statute lignes a limit of indebtedness for such city; nor shall the person making of the life of such contract, to provide for or on hand in its treasury more money amount to be paid thereon during a single Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and be in force upon its after its passage. April 8, 1920 CHAPTER 14-16 CHAPTER 14-16 skier-sk (66) of the General Laws of 1901 of the State of Minnesota; the board of regents of the University of Minnesota and the board of regents of the University of Minnesota to accept in trust or other of Minnesota to purpose and to hold, manage, invest and dispose of the same of the State of Minnesota; skier-sk (66) of the General Laws of 1901 of the State of Minnesota be and the same is hereby Sec. 2. The board of regents of the University of Minnesota, as a body corporate, under the name University of Minnesota, is hereby expressly authorized and empowered to accept, in trust or otherwise, any gift, grant, bequest or devise of property, real, personal or mixed, for educational purposes, and to hold, manage, invest and dispose of the same and the proceeds thereof and the income therefrom, in accordance with the terms and conditions of such gift, grant, bequest or devise, and of the acceptance thereof, any law of the State of Minnesota to the contrary notwithstanding. Sec. 3. Whenever it is provided by the terms of any deed, will or other instrument heretofore made or which may hereafter be made conveying any property to said University of Minnesota in trust or otherwise that the state treasurer shall have the custody of the money, securities or other property given, granted or bequeathed, it shall be the duty of said treasurer to receive such money, securities or other property and to preserve and care for the same as state funds in his custody are preserved and cared for, and said money, securities or other property shall be fully protected and secured by the bond of such treasurer in like manner as state funds are protected and Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and impose the following: (1) its passage. Approved April 8, 1903. CHAPTER 146-H. F. NO. 537 IN which a public highway runs leaving an unbroken highway, to construct a tunnel under it, and pass through the tunnel from one side Be it enacted by the legislature of the see 3. All bridges over such tunnels shall be built in such manner as material travel over the same safe, of the superstructure tunnel may be, deem the bridge insecure, or the tunnel at right at any time within one year from the time of the construction, be put in proper and safe condition at the expire of the contract, be the reasonable cost of putting the same in condition, and be carried out, and accounted for, to be carried forward and assessed to the land to be paid for. The same material outside of the bridge may, at any time outside of the bridge may, at any time outside of the repair, cause the same to be placed in repair and made like manner to the land. Sec. 4. After the bridge has been constructed and the same has been used for one year thereafter the same bridge is located shall keep the same remote Sec. 5. This act shall take effect and implement the provisions of its passage. Approved April 8, 1908. CHAPTER 147-S. F. NO. 35. An act by the county commissioners of real estate be enacted in the legislature. It be enacted by the legislature of the county. Section 1. That all sales, contracts for sale, in county in this state hereof made by such county, when the purchase price has been fully paid or secured and hereby are in all things ratified and Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be passed. Approved April 8, 1008. CHAPTER 146-5: F. NO. 72 AN Act of the State of Minnesota commissioners of any county in this state, any property belonging to the county, any property belonging to the State of Minnesota: Signature of the State of Minnesota: Section I. The board of county com- Defective Page missioners of any county in this state, at any regular or special meeting thereof by resolution may in its discretion, as the said board may deem most advantageous to the county, sell, convey, lease or otherwise disregulate the local or personal property belonging to the county, not in use by the county. Sec. 2. Every deed, conveyance, lease or other written instrument executed on the part of the county pursuant to section 10 of the Act, shall be executed in the name of the county by the chairman of the board of county commissioners of such county, and the county auditor of such county as clerk of said board. Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 5, 1903. CHAPTER 149-S. F. NO. 824. AN ACT to amend chapter thirty-one (31) of the General Laws of one thousand eight hundred and twenty three (1898), and the Act by chapter three hundred and twenty-two (322) of the laws of one thousand eight hundred and ninety-seven (1897), and chapter two hundred and ninety-one (291) of the laws of one thousand nine hundred and one (1901), being issued to regulate the practice of veterinary medicine, surgery and dentistry in the State of Minnesota. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That section four (4) of chapter thirty-one (31) of the law of the State shall be held by a Board of veterinary medical examiners shall elect the secretary of veterinary medical examiners shall have the mon seal, and the president and secretary shall have the mon seal. The Board shall hold meetings for examination at the state capital on July 15 of each year; and such other meetings as may be necessary at the state capital on July of each year; and such other meetings as may be necessary at the state capital on July of each year. The Board shall certify certificates to all applicants who are required to sign the GZ of this act, signed by the president and secretary of the board. Such certificates must be signed by the lawful holders of the same practice veterinary medicine, surgery, and medicine. Sec. 2. Section six (6) of chapter thirty-four (34) is hereby read as read as follows: Candidates for registration shall pay to the five-dollar dollars ($25.00) in advance, from which shall be the due fee of five dollars, while in attendance on said board and of four cents of other expenses to be applied in carrying out the provisions of Sec. 5 & Section 8 (6) of chapter 10 amended by chapter three hundred, twenty-two (32) of the laws of the state, twenty-one (21) of the laws of the state, hundred and ninety-one (91) of the laws of the state, is hereinafter. All persons of this state who hereafter commence the practice of veterinary medicine shall be graduates of some legally authorized veterinary college or university, having as a condition of six months of study, that they not less than five (5) years in the practice of veterinary medicine or that they hold a certificate of qualification from there be one, shall upon establishing a residence, and if found qualified, shall be licensed by the proper board to dentistry in this state. For the purpose of enforcing the provisions of veterinary medicine, surgery or dentistry, provided any person, whether a veterinary medicine, surgery or dentistry as a livelihood in this state or a spring 18th, 188th, may be deemed eligible to registration, and to the secretary of the certificate upon presentation, to the secretary of the certificate upon recommendation from ten reputable freeholders and stock owners in the state, to a diploma from a legally authorized veterinary college or university. All persons of this act, Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be in force from and on its passage. *April 1, 1983* **CHAPTER 150 - B. F. NO. 115.** AN ACT to amend section S. 10 and of section S. 11 to relate to the permanent care and improvement fund of cemetery associ- tions. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That section of chapter 168 of the General Laws of the State provides for permanent care and improvement funds for cometeries, be and the same is hereby amended so Section 8. Instead of appointing a board of trustees, the trustees, of such a corporation, the trustees of such a etery association may designate and for the purposes of the General Laws of Minnesota for the purposes of their pleasure; and at any time after such designation they may make another like corporation, to succeed the trustees of such corporation, to succeed another informed of the appointment or creation of its successor in acting shall forthwith render to such successor an account of its papers and property in its possession or under its control belonging or appertaining to Sec. 2. That section 10 of said chapter be and the same is hereby amended so to read as needed. Twenty per cent of the proceeds of all sales made by the trustees to establish care and improvement fund shall be used to establish care and improvement fund, quarterly on the first days of January, until the principal of said fund shall amount to one hundred and ten thousand income or funds of the association, in excess of the amount by a two-third share of the trustees of such cemetery association, such care and improvement fund shall in such case be used for the purpose of the cemetery of said association, not the amount thereof be more than 200 acres. Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and necessary office supplies for all cemetery offices and judges of said county, in all counties of the state which now have, or which are one hundred and fifty thousand inhabitants. tanks of water Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. The county commissioners in all counties of the state now having, or which may hereafter have, a population of one hundred and fifty thousand inhabitants or over, are hereby authorized and directed to furnish all county officers, including the judges of the district court of said counties, all necessary office supplies, postage and stationery, including letter See Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be enforced upon its passage. Approved April 8, 1952. CHAPTER 125-2. F. NO. 198. AN ACT to provide for the organization of municipal corporations which have failed or neglected to hold annual meetings. Be it enacted by the legislature of the state. State of Minority Corporations Securities under the laws of this state shall have failed or neglected to hold its annual meeting for two consecutive months or a meeting of two holders of may be called in any manner as follows, vis. notice signed by stockholders holding one-third of the stock in such corporation, states of the state of holiday, the meeting, shall be published in a newspaper printed and published in the county where the principal office of such corporation is located. Securities of the state of Minority Corporations such meeting, upon the president or secretary of such corporation by the shares of the county. of the county, the county office of which corporation is located, if he can be found in such county and the return of the sheriff thereto shall be prima evidence of the state of Minority Corporations for shall be published at least once ench- ment week for two consecutive weeks, and a period of at least ten days in the meeting of the state of the state of such corporation, the meeting of the stockholders. Sec. 4. At any stockholder's meeting of corporations called pursuant to the provisions of this act, one-third of the stockholders of such corporation shall constitute a quorum, notwithstanding any provision in the bylaws or articles of corporation of such corporation to the contrary. Sec. 5. All acts or parts of such income silent buttress are hereby repealed. Sec. 6. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 8, 1906. and adjudicator of the state. Born in the state, he the legislature of the State of Minnesota. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That section five thousand eight hundred and thirty (5830) of the General Statutes of the State of Minnesota for the year eighteen hundred and ninety-four (1894), the same being section one (1) of chapter thirty-seven (37) of the General Laws of Minnesota for the year eighteen hundred and ninety-three (1893), being an act providing for the opening, working and operating mines, quarries, coal, gravel, clay, sand and peat deposits on and in lands the title of which appears by properly executed deeds of record to be in a plurality of persons be and the same is hereby amended so as to read as follows: Section 5830. That where veins, lodes or mineral ores of any kind, stone, coal, clay, sand, gravel or marl are known to be shown by properly executed deeds or leases making more than one year to run, lands are situated, to belong to a plurality of lands are situated, to belong to a plurality an interest equal to one-half or greater land is shown by deeds said deeds or the district court in the county where open, operate and develop said veins,矿业 or mineral ores of any kind, stone, coal, clay, sand, gravel or marl are known to be shown by on land leases. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and improve the security of its passage. Approved April 8, 1900. AN ACT to revise and amend chapter two hundred and ninety-five (225) of the ninety-nine (189) law concerning the prevention of fraud in the sale of dairy products to prohibit and prevent the manufacture or sale of unhealthy or adulterated dairy products to the public health, and to extend the provisions so as to include articles sold for food. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. Tha. chapter two hundred and ninety-five (250) of the General Laws of eighteen hundred and ninety-nine which shall be amended so as to read as follows: The said commissioner shall have rooms for the administration of the office by the governor, and a laboratory in the capital where all chemical analyses for the commissioner are made. The state dairy and food commissioner shall be practical dairyman; the assistant management officer and other agents appointed by all agents and other persons appointed by the commissioner shall be practical men and especially the commissioner of work they are appointed to perform. Sec. 2. The said commissioner and assistant commissioner, and such inspectors, agents, experts, chemists and counsel, as long as only are required for the purpose of shall have access, ingress and egress to all places of business, factories, farms, buildings, carriages and cars used in the manufacture of, or food product or any substitute thereof, or any imitation thereof, and also into all restaurants, dining halls, cafes, dining rooms, etc., and the other services, other public or private, hotels and all rooms thereof, and all other places where in food is prepared, or or services, and also have power and patrons. They shall also have power and authority to open any package, can or vessel containing such article which may be manufactured by the manufacturer of the product or any work of the provisions of this act or laws that now exist or that may be hereafter enacted in this state, and may inspect the contents of the work of the company. All dealers, clerks, bookkeepers, express agents, railroad officials, employees or common carriers shall render to them as required to be held in place of them. So required in training, finding or discovering the presence of any article prohibited by law. Sec. 2. Any refusal of neglect on the part of such dealer, clerk's or other work express agents, railroad officials, employees or common carriers to render such friendly aid shall be deemed a misdemeanor and shall be punished as here- Sec. 4. No person, firm or corporation for sale or consumption of any materials or equipment, is liable for such damage. clean, impure, unhealthful, unwholesome or adulterated milk or cream from the same, or any milk or cream from the same which has not been well cooled, aerated, or to which preservatives of any kind have been added. Sec. 6. All cream that shall contain less than sixteen ounces that shall contain any added thickener, or foreign coloring matter, shall be used. Sec. 7. All dairy or creamy butter that shall contain more than sixteen (60) per cent of water shall be deemed to be used. Sec. 8. No person, firm or corporation shall manufacture from unclean, impure, unhealthful or unwholesome milk, or of cream from the same, any article of food. Sec. 9. No person, firm or corporation shall sell or offer for sale, or have in his possession with intent to sell, any cream taken from impure, unwholesome or diseased milk or cream that contains less than 10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000. Sec. 10. No person, firm or corporation shall sell or expose for sale, or have in his possession with intent to sell, in any store or place or business, or on any other or other vehicle, or on any thing or selling milk from which cream has been removed, or milk commonly called "skimmed milk," without first marking the can vessel or package containing said milk with a skimmed milk with large plain, black letters upon a light-colored background, each letter being at least one (1) inch high and one-half (1) inch wide; said words shall be on the back of each can. Sec. 11. No person can be used to pack age where they can be easily seen. Provided, that the provisions of this section shall not apply to any patron of any creamy who receives from said creamy is skimmed milk and may be intended for its own use. Provided further, that all creameries before delivering to any patron any skimmed or sop-ated milk shall have pasturized the ham at a temperature of at least one-half and eighty (180) degrees Fahrenheit. Any manufacturer, merchant, dealer or agent in this state who shall offer for sale, or sell, a cream or milk pipette or measure, test tube or bottle, which is not correctly marked or graduated as herein provided shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be punished as provided in section 34 of this act. Sec. 13. It shall be unlawful for the owner, manager, agent or any employee of a creamery or cheese factory to遣i nulate or under red and the Babcock test, or any other conrliance used for determining the quality or value of milk. Sec. 14. No person, firm or corporation, shall manufacture for sale, advertise, offer or expose for sale, or sell, any mixture or compound intended for use as an adulterant of or preservative of milk, butter or cheese, nor shall any person, firm or corporation add to milk or butter or cheese, or during the process of their manufacture, any horax, borto ad, salicylic acid, formaldehyde, formalin, or any other substance or substances in the nature of adulterant of or preservatives. Provided, however, that its section shall not apply to pure salt, added to butter and cheese. See, 15. Whoever by himself or his agents conveys milk or cream in carriages, carts or other vehicles, or in any manner for the purpose of selling the same, other at wholesale or retail, any city or town of one house or a town of the city or town of more shall annually on the first day of May, or within thirty days thereafter, be licensed by the state dairy and food commissioner to sell milk and cream within the limits of salty or towels, and the field daily or a good commissioner the sum of one (1) dollar for each and every carriage, cart or other vehicle thus employed, to the use of said dairy and food commissioner. Licenses shall be used only in the names of the owners of carriages, carts or other vehicles, and shall for the purpose of this and the prima-facie evidence of ownership. All licenses shall terminate on the first day of May of each and every year. Not license shall be sold, assigned or transferred. Exch. license shall be ordered, named, received, since of business, number of carriages, carts or other vehicles used (where more than one is employed), the name and residence of any driver or other person engaged in selling or delivering said milk or cream, the number of the carriages, carts or the vehicle, where the said may have, and the number of license. Each license shall, before engaging in the number of hir license, and the number of the carriage, cart or other vehicle (wheeler) of the number of business to be plainly and legally placed on each outfit, and the number of food commissioner used by him in the conveyance or sale of milk or cream, and the food commissioner any change of driver, or person employed by him, in the food commissioner any change of person keeping not more than one cow shall be exempted from the provisions of the law. Sec. 16. Every person, firm or corporation before selling milk or cream, or offering them, or either of them, for sale, or having them, or either of them, in his possession with intent to sell in a store, booth, stand, creamery, cheese factory, or who sells to customers in any manner or from any place in the respective towns or cities as designated in section 15 of this act, shall procure a license from the state dairy and food commissioner, or his authorized agents, and shall pay therefore the sum of one (1) dollar. Every such license shall terminate on the first day of May in each and every year. No license shall be sold or transferred. Sec. 17. The dairy and food commissioner shall have power to withhold a license from or to revoke the same when already issued to any person, firm or corporation, who shall fail to comply with any of the provisions of sections 15 and 16 of this act, or who shall sell, offer, or expose for sale any milk or cream from dairies containing diseased or filthy cows, or that are kept in violation of section 5 of this act, or of creameries, stores or other places where milk or cream may be kept, stored or sold, which is kept in See 18. No person by himself or his wife may be brought to be manufactured, to any butter or cheese manufacture any milk or cheese, or any cheese manufacture what ever, or any uncle, imprint, unhealthy, adulterated or unwholesome milk, or cheese (except pure milk to skim milk to skim milk) or any part of the milk commonly known as stripings or shall bring or should bring, or cheese manufacture (except pure milk to skim milk to skim milk) or any part of the milk commonly known as stripings or shall bring or should bring, or cheese manufacture (except pure milk to skim milk to skim milk) or any other person to use any manufactures, or the product thereof, without the consent of the manufacturer, except those who buy all the milk daily, and of all the milk daily served, and of the number of pounds and of the aggregate weight of cheese made each day, the number of quenches of cheese and butter used, and of the number given to inspection to every person who delivers milk to such Sec. 1b. 1. Person, by himself or his agents, is not made in the case of an ineligent or for-sale, have in his possession with intent to sell, offer or expose for sale, or sell as a substance not to be or shall be used for the exclusive and legitimate product of milk or cream. Provided, when so, the substance is sold as a substance for but-milk or cheese not made, exclusively from the other, and the person, firm or milk or cream, shall be the same for themselves, and the agents for another person, for the corporation, shall post conspicuously and keep conspicuously posted, as long as said substitutes are sold, offered or exposed for sale, in the room where the same can be seen and read from the other part of the said room where the same shall be subject to the same. For the same as the printed sign giving the true and correct name in the English language of the name, the written or letter of the same shall be subject to the same as sold, as if the adorned or exposed for sale, in letters made on the bold faced type, not less than six (six) inches long, giving the true name by which said substitute for butter is sold, and offered or exposed for sale, which is sold, as if the adorned or exposed for the following form of the same Sec. 21. The Minnesota state dairy and food commissioner is hereby authorized and directed to procure and issue to the cheese manufacturers of the state, and under such regulations as to the custody and use thereof as he may prescribe, a uniform stencylatering standard service device, more than the words "Minnesota State Full Cream Cheese". Every brand issued shall be used upon the outside of the cheese, and also upon the package containing the same, and shall bear a different number for each separate manufacturer, and the commissioner shall keep a book in which shall be registered the name, location and number of each manufacturer using the solid brand, and the name of the persons at each manufacturer authorized to use the same. It shall be unlawful to use or permit such stencylatering brand to be used upon any other than full cream cheese or packages containing the name. All cheese branded as "Minnesota State Full Cream Cheese" shall contain not less than forty-five percent of fats to total solids, and all cheese purging to be full medium cheese which contains less than forty-five per cent of fats to total solids, shall be deemed for the purpose of this act, to be adulterated. Sec. 22. All cheese which contains less than forty-five per cent of fats to total, and is not as large as the total of the cheese, and it is hereby required and directed that the same shall be marked as a sense of brand with the words "Skim Cheese" in plain black letters, not less than one, and one-half inches in length and of the length of the cheese, and upon the outer surface of the cheese, and upon the outer surface of the same, and under or in order who, in the form of the form of the text of the other person, has in his possession with the intent to sell, offers or exposes for sale, or sells any skim cheese herein before the time which is not entenced or is hereinbefore, required and directed, shall be deemed to be guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall be subject to the penalties of the law. Every dealer or trader who offers or exposes for sale or sells skim cheese as the same may not be held to be kept continuously posted in a conspicuous position upon the walls of the room herein such skim cheese is offered or� expoed to the sales of the cards of the face of which is distinctly and legibly printed in the English language, and in the form of the size of the table from all parts of the room, the words "Skim Cheese Sold Here." Sec. 23. No person by himself or agent shall sell or offer or expose for or shall sell or offer the possession with intent to sell cheese branded or labled with a false brand or label as to the quality of the article, as the same may not be held to be kept in the public or state in which the article, made GENERAL LAWS OF MINNESOTA PASSED AT THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION OF 1903. this section shall not be construed as in any wise amendments or invalidating any of the provisions set forth in Sec. 22. The commissioner shall provide blanks which shall not be used for the marking of keygers, secretaries of cremeries and cheese factories, the report of the amount of milk and dairy products, and the statistical information as the commissioner may require, and all owners or makers of cheese factories shall in the first way of the said commissioner may make a statement to the commissioner a full and accurate report of the year, including the statistical information. Sec. 26. It shall be the duty, said commissioner, assistant commission, and in turn to receive the information, information to seize and take possession of any and all food and dairy products or substitute to the other, and be limited to any other of the keep-up sale or for a purpose, or held in possession or under control, contrary to the provisions of any law, or the law, which may exist, or may be hereafter enacted. Such seizure may be had without a warrant, in the case of any person, and shall be held in possession, and all inspectors and agents appointed pursuant to law are hereby given full authority, and the court having jurisdiction, upon receiving proof of probable cause for believing in the law, or the law, or the law, or the law, or imediations thereof, or imediations thereof, and of a purpose, or had not been provided by the court, or, or other laws which now exist, or may be herafter enacted, shall be held in place, and shall be made in any place therefor, and to that end may cause any building, enclosure, or space, or any house or equipment, apartment, chest, box, locker, tub, frar, or a place, and a package to be broken open. All such issues shall be directed to said commissioner, or assistant commissioner, or and to inspectors and agents of the other, and the commission, assistant commissioners, inspections, or a place where such food or dairy produce or substitute therefor or imitation, or shall be held in possession or under control, so as to be believed to be concealed, which place and the property to be searched for shall be held in possession or under control, and such food or dairy product, or substitutes therefor, or imitations, the process of the same is found, before the magistrate who issued the warrant or before some other court of law to create the case. Sec. 28. When the officer in the execution of any act warranted under order or duty of the court, or under dairy product, or substitute the property or things so seated shall be barely kept by the officer, so long as is necessary for the purpose of trial, and on such trial, it being found necessary to substitute thereof or imitation thereof, or hold in possession or for a purpose, or in possession of the property, which now exist or may be hereafter enacted, the court shall be ordered by act, that said property be forfeited the same sold for any purpose other than the property paid into the state treasury and food commissioner's fund. The dairy and food commissioner's agent or inventor products are designed for the purpose of an Sec. 20. No person shall efface, erase, cancel or remove any mark, statement or label provided for by this act with the intent to mislead, deceive or to violate any provisions of this act. Sec. 20. No person shall be maintained in the account of any sale, or other contract made in violation of, or with intent to violate any provisions of this act. Sec. 31. The doing of anything prohibited, and the not doing of anything directed, to be done by this act, shall be prima facie evidence of a willful intent to violate the different sections and provisions of this act. Sec. 32. In all prosecutions arising under this act the certificate of the chemist making the analysis, when duly sworn to by such analyst, shall be prima facie evidence of the fact or facts therein certified. Sec. 33. All moneys received from license fees, all fines collected for the violation of laws relating to food or dairy products, their limitations or substitutes and the proceeds from all goods confiscated and sold under the provisions of this act and other laws relating to dairy or food products, their limitations or substitutes and the costs of the data treasury should be to the credit to the dairy and food commissioned. Dec. 34. Whoever violates any of the acts of the misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be punished for each offense by a fine of one hundred dollars, nor more than one hundred dollars, nor more than ninety days, nor more than ninety days, nor more than ninety days, was of 1891, and all acts and acts of acts hereby repeated. The act shall take effect and be in force from and after its effect. Approved April 11. P. 9. P. NO. 294. AN ACT to validate sales of real estate heretofore made under a license from Be it enacted by the legislature of the Provided, however, that nothing herein is required, the person shall be for the purpose of setting aside any such sale made heretoons, shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. CHAPTER 15-1H. F. NO. 928. AN ACT to further provide for the revision and codification of the General Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota. Section 21 of the laws allowed by chapter 21 of the Secretary of State, for the delivery to the secretary of state of the report of the commission appointed under said authority, was provided under § 121.15(a). Laws is hereby extended to December 1, 1904. Sec. 2. Said commission shall include in the revision and coordination then reported all general laws relating to taxation and all laws of a general nature enacted at the extra session of 1902 and at the present session. Section 22 of the laws also subdivides local and temporary laws, the repeal of which it shall recommend, giving the chapter number and title of each. Sec. 3. The�. Section 23 of the laws shall receive compensation from and after September 1, 1902, each at a rate to be fixed from time to time by the justices of the supreme court not�, including the monthly amount made prior to each said justices shall also determine the amounts to be allowed for clerical and other liabilities, and for the use of all of which payments shall be made by the state treasurer upon warrants of the state auditor issued as prescribed in section 3 of the said part of the law. Section 24 of the law is limited imposed by section 2 of said chapter 241 upon the expenditure of the sum approved by said chapter 242, the hereby abrogated, and all of the适用的适用的. Section 25 of the law is also expended under the direction of the justices of the supreme court. If a vacancy of the same law is in any relationship to the commission, the justices may fill the same by appointment. Sec. 5. There is hereby appropriated. out of any money in the state treasury out of any money in the state treasury sum of fifty thousand dollars, or so much therefore may be said revision, to properly may be said revision, Sec. 6. This act shall take effect and may be amended in its passage. Approved April 9, 1903. CHAPTER 182—H. F. NO. 9. and eight hundred and sixty-one (780) and eight hundred and sixty-one (780) and eight hundred and sixty-one (780) for 1894, the same was amended by chapter one hundred and forty-four and seventy-one (781) and chapter two hundred and 1897, and chapter two hundred and 1897, and chapter two hundred and 1897, and chapter two hundred and 1897, relating to bounties for nestra for 1901, relating to bounties for arrest and conviction of horse steers. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: State of Minnesota eight hundred and sixty-nine ($800) of the eight hundred and sixty-nine ($800) of the as amended by chapter one hundred and eight hundred and sixty-nine ($800) of the State of Minnesota for 1984, and chapter one hundred and sixty-nine ($800) of the General Laws of the State of Minnesota as amended so as to reaffirm the will to hundred ($200) be paid to any person or persons for the arrest and conviction of a horse or horses from any person or a horse or horses from any person or be paid to the person or persons entitled to the award of the estate, issued as hereinafter provided, from the clerk of the court of the county where the object for which the same was issued, and such county treasurer shall take a object for which the same was paid; warded to the state auditor, who shall, such amount into the hands of the state treasurer are credited on the settlement Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and implement the provisions of its passage Approved April 10, 1963. CHAPTER 103-H. F, NO. 758 AN act of the United States for retirement policemen in cities situated in the state of New York, in any time hereafter have a population of at least 10,000, a transis- tion and providing for a fund out of the pension fund to be paid for the purpose of the pension fund, control and distribution of such fund Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. In every city situated in counties now having or which may at any time be inhabited by 250,000 inhabitants or over, and not over 250,000 inhabitants, there may be created a police board governed and managed by a police pension board in accordance with the provisions. Sec. 2. That every paid municipal pension may have heretofore organized may and are hereby incorporated to become incorporated chapter 34 of the General Statutes of the State of New York, or adopt a constitution and by-law and permit and allow a service relief association so incorporated or so organized that may have received the State of Minneapolis pension in such accounts and in such manner as its articles of incorporation or designate, not exceeding however the stated members who shall have arrived at the same age and have done active police duty as a member of such paid municipal pension or more in the police department or years or more in the police department or relief association shall be organized or who having been of any injury received or suffered while in the performance of the render necessary his retirement from the pension list, and shall receive such pension as provided for in said laws; laws provided, however, that said fund may be other than for the payment of services pensions and a disability pension as here- Sec. 3. Every such association shall at all times have and retain the right to increase or reduce the amount of such pension not to exceed $40 per month whenever, because of the amount of funds on hand, or for other good reasons such increase or reduction may seem advisable or proper to the board of management of Sec. 4. The pension authorized by this act shall not be paid to any person while drawing salary in any amount from said police department; and no member shall be entitled to said pension after he receives his residence from the city where such relief is held in location, or who shall have been convicted of felony or misdemeanor for which he shall be adjudged to be imprisoned or who is a habitual drunkard; and that any person receiving the pension herein mentioned shall not receive or be entitled to receive any other or further pension or relief from said association. Sec. No payments made or to be made by said board to said member of said police force shall be subject to judgment, garnishment or execution or other legal processes and no person or the title to such payment shall be the right of the same, nor shall said association have the authority to recognize or pay over any sum whatever which has been assigned. Sec. 6. Said association through its officers shall have full charge, management and control of the police pension under herein provided by which said and shall be First-From the gifts of real estate or personal property rents, or money or other social property, or other goods, should be assumed in the 1-10 of 1 million shall be annually assessed, levied and collected by the property owner, and the property of the seller will pay a relief association exists, upon each dollar of each taxable property in such city as the same paper, which is the same word, such city, which said sum should be the proper officers of said city be placed on the credit of the police pension器, and the other policy of the policy to the same type of taxable property to any other purpose other than for the purpose of the police pension fund; proposed tax rate and tax rate of the policy to the same fund so raised by taxation as in this section provided, together with other resources except, for the same method, the policy of the board in the properly carrying out the provisions of this act; then as to the same method, the policy of the board is to be issued by the policy of the other company, which is not sufficiently reduced to such amount as will sufficiently carry out the provisions of this act and the same method by the policy of the taxation such part of said 1-10 of 1 million upon each dollar of all the taxable property of the policy as shall be necessary for the proper maintenance of said fund as in this act provided. The following is the following board shall have full power to hold, transfer and sell real estate and personal property, and in-lawly, to the policy of the policy of the policy of the taxation funds for the betterment of said association. Sec. 8. The governing board of said association shall consist of five members to be the two terms of office for one, two, three, four and five years, respectively, or until their successor only by election of the local office. The mayors and chief of police shall be ex-offico members of said board. All vacancies occurring in the elective members may be in the public election called for said purpose. Sec. 9. The said salting board of the Minnesota State University, before the first day of September of each year, appointed a principal, a detailed report of the amount of money so expended, received and still available, and a representative association. This set shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 10, 1933. CHAPTER 16- H. F. NO. 778. Be it enacted by the legislature of the Minnesota river. Section 1. That any municipal or private corporation, person or party, separates the City from the City of the City, may construct, maintain and operate approaches, access roads or security Windows down to and including the City of the City in the County of Le Sueur and the County of Le Sueur. Said bridge or bridges shall be used for bridges, trusses, or for any or all such purposes, and its location and construction shall be as provided in section 1191 of the General Code. Section 2. Any draw bridge now constructed across a canal and river at and above the river is not to be by any municipal or other corporation without a draw. Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be enforced in its passage. Approved: April 10, 1985. CHAPTER 161-H. F. NO. 887. AN act entitled an act to authorize nationally over fifty thousand inhabitants of over fifty thousand streets constituting an approach to streets of property owners therefor, a petition of property owners therefor, and the legislature of the State of Michigan. Section 1. That any city of this state now or hereafter having a population of over fifty thousand inhabitants, where any public park or parks now or hereafter exist, without any graded street leading therefrom to the main portion of such city, the common council of such city is hereby authorized and empowered by a three-fourths vote of all members elect thereof, upon recommendation of the board of the park commissioners, or such other officials as may have charge and supervision of the parks and parkways of such city, to order and cause to be opened and graded for public travel the necessary street or streets to constitute one main thoroughfare leading from such park or parks to the main portion of such city, without a petition therefor signed or presented by the owners of any property fronting or abutting upon the line of such improvement, and may cause the whole or any part of the necessary cost and expense of opening and grading any such street or streets to be levied and assessed upon and against the property of the property of the same manner and with like effect as other assessments for street grading are made by such city. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and implement the provisions of its passage. Approved April 10, 1968. CHAPTER 16-2-H. F. NO. 380 AN INDEX OF DEHABILITATIONS and authorizing of bonds with which to fund the Be it enacted by the legislature of the Section 1. Any and all orders heretofore issued by any village in this state for the following purposes, or either thereof, to wit, in payment of the cost, in whole or in part, of village water works or electric light plant, or both combined, or the enlargement, improvement and repair thereof; in payment of the cost, in whole or in part, of the erection and construction of any building to be used for the purpose of a village hall village officers (offices) or hall to be used by the public for exhibitions, lectures and other public entertainment and purposes, which said orders are still outstanding and unpaid, are hereby declared to be lawful floating indebtedness of said village, as of the date of their issue, provided only, that the council of any such village and the voters thereof shall have heretofore recognized said orders by voting to issue bonds with which to take them up, whether the issuing of bonds for such purpose was or was not then authorized by any law of this state. Sec. 2. The village council of any village is empowered to issue the bonds of its village in such amount and denomination and to issue the bonds of any village in such amount and denomination authorized by the voters of majority all such voters present and voting at any election as to whether or not the bonds of any village are payable to pose of taking up and paying outstanding village orders of the character described in Sec. 2. Such bonds are authorized at the time such vote was had. Such bonds may be issued and sold by the village council as it shall deem proper, but for not less than five years, they may be payable from the village council determined from the time such bonds are issued over to the village treasurer to be used for such bonds. The village council referred to in the action of the village council to the voters of any village it ismitted by it to the voters of any village it ismitted by them as a donor to the village. The right to be admitted to the amount of the indebtedness of any such village outstanding at the time of issuing Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and bind the person to its passage. Approved April 10, 2015. CHAPTER 103-H. F. NO. 708 In order to prevent fraud and drink for human use, we must prevent mistreatment of fraud and prevent fraud and public be it enacted by the legislature of the state. Section 1. The term "food" shall include all articles used by man for food, drink or condiment whether mixed, single or compound. The term "misbranded" as used herein applies to all articles of food or articles used in the composition of food, drink or condiments, the packages or labels of which shall bear any statement purporting to name any ingredients or substance contained in such article which statement shall be false in any particular; or any statement purporting to name the substance of which said article is made, which statement shall not fully give the names of all the substances contained in the article in any quantity, or which names as a single article of food any mixture or compound. The term "drink" as used herein shall not include liquids containing two (2) per cent or more of alcohol. Sec. 2. An article shall be deemed adulterated in the case of food drink or condiment: First, if any substance or substances has or have been mixed and packed with it so as to reduce or lower or injuriously effect its quality or strength, so that such product, when offered for sale, shall deceive or tend to deceive the purchaser, or Second, if any substance or substances has or have been substituted wholly or in part for the article, so that the product, when sold, or offered for sale shall deceive or tend to deceive the purchaser, or Third, if any valuable constituent of the article has been wholly or in part abstracted, so that the product when sold or offered for sale shall deceive or tend to deceive the purchaser, or Fourth, if it contain any added poisonous ingredient or an ingredient which may render such article injurious to the health of the person consuming it, or Fifth. If it consists in whole or in part of a substance, it is a vegetable substance, or any portion of a vegetable substance, or factured or not, or if it is the product of a substance other than a factured otherwise by slaughter, or of other substances by slaughter, or Sixth, if it be mixed, colored, powdered, or colored, it is not inferior or inferiority is concealed so that such product, when sold or offered for sale, shall deceive or tend to deceive the purer. Sec. 3. Any person adulterating or condoning a document in section 2 (2) or condition in section 4 (4) of this Act expose for sale any article so adulterated or misbranded on a conviction be made milder than twenty-one (21) dollars or more or more than twenty-one (21) dollars or more by imprisonment not to exceed ninety days. See. 4. It shall be the duty of the state dairy and food commissioner and his assistants, experts and chemists and agents by him appointed, to enforce the pro- See. 5. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after July 1, 1963. Approved April 10, 1963. CHAPTER N. 11. F. NO. 332. The state can confer certain convictions and confirm the title in the State of Minnesota. The state can be audited by the legislature of the State of Minnesota; the convictions herefore made by any person or persons transferring to the governor and legislative assembly of the Territory of Minnesota, are confirmed, and the title to such premises so convicted declared to be vested in the state. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in effect upon its passage. Approved April 10, 1985. CHAPTER 185-H. F. NO. 388. ACN to ACT in create the cities of State Washington and Oregon after may have, no more than fifty thousand (20,000) inhabitants a board of municipal works, to define the cities of State Washington and management of certain municipal works. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State Section I. That in each city in the State thereafter may have, no more than fifty water works, twenty (20,000) inhabitants, twenty (20,000) inhabitants, laided a board of municipal works, which shall be a board of municipal works, which shall water works systems, lightning plants and sewerage works, be owned and operated by such city, with the powers and authority to operate them. Sec. 2. That all authority under this act, in such such city, shall be exercised by a board of six (6) commissioners to be appointed by the Municipal Worker* who shall be appoint- ed by the mayor of such city, and whose office shall be as hereinafter designated. Sec. 3. It is hereby made the duty of the mayor in each such city in this state, in which a water works plant, a lighting plant and a sewerage pumping plant, or any one or more of them, is being owned as operated by such city on the last Monday of April 4, A. D. 1903, and, in such an such last Monday in April, A. 1903, six (6) persons, residents of such city, commissioners, one of whom shall be appointed to serve for a term of one (1) year, one for a term of two (2) years, one for a term of three (3) years, one for a term of five (5) years, and one for a term of six (6) years. These six persons, so appointed, shall conduct the plant and the municipal works for the city in which so appointed. The said terms of office shall commence on the first Monday in May. A. D. 1903, and said commissioners shall on said day enter upon the performance of their duties and assume the control and management of the water works system, light the plans and sewerage pumping plants of the city in which they have been so appointed, or such of said works as shall be owned and operated by said city. The mayor of each such city shall annually thereafter, on the last Monday in April, appoint one person, resident of such city, as a member of said board and as the successor of the commissioner whose term of office expires in that year, to serve for a term of six years from the first Monday in May of the year in which appointed and until his successor is appointed and qualifies. Provided, that all appointments made under the provisions of this act, including the filing of vacancies, shall be so made that no more than three (3) persons of those comprising said board, shall _t_ any time belong to the same political party, and provided further, that a change in the political belief of any of the members after appointment, shall not disqualify any member for membership of for reappointment Each such board shall assume the control and management of such works including all same shall be installed or established by such citz and be ready for operation. That whenever it shall hereafter be shown by any official census (whether national, state or city) that any city in this state contains the number of inhabitants hereinbefore designated, and not thereto for shown, and there shall at that time be owned and operated by such city one or more of such municipal works, it shall be the duty of the mayor of such city, on the last Monday in April following the official notice of such census, to appoint the board hereinbefore designated, whose term of office shall commence on the first Monday of May following, and who shall be appointed to serve for the lengths of time first specified in this section, and their successors shall thereafter be appointed at the times and in the manner hereinbefore designated for the appointment of successors. That whenever there shall hereafter be constructed, purchased or installed any one of the municipal works hereinbefore designated, by any such city in which such board of municipal works have been therefore appointed and established, or extensions or additions made to any such works therein previously established, or machinery installed to be operated in conjunction therewith, such board shall thereupon assume the control, operation and management of such works, extensions or machinery, in addition to all works then under its control, immediately after the same shall be completed by such city and ready for operation. All vacancies, by resignations or otherwise, shall be filled by the board, but every such appointment shall require an affirmative vote of a majority of all members of the board. The mayor may remove any of the commissioners for misconduct, incompetency or neglect of duty after opportunity shall be given him to be heard on written charges. Each member of said board shall before entering upon the discharge of his official duties take and subscribe the usual oath of office and deposit the same with the city recorder of such city, together with a written acceptance of his said appointment. All appointments herein provided for shall be made by the mayor in writing and filed by him with the city recorder of such city; and when made by the board, the secretary of said board shall certify the necessary facts to such recorder, showing the cause of such vacancy and how filed. The said board shall elect annually one of theمن� of said board of the board and may make bialவs and regulations for their government in not-conscientious herewith. A majority of said board of the board and may make bialவs and regulations for the goods and contracts and engagements, acts and doings of said board, within the scope of the bialvgs and binding upon such city. The members of said board shall receive the information of the board, and shall be available for the reason of the special expenses, except that traveling expenses are not required to be paid by any such members unless authority to make such trip be previously granted by such board and approved in writing. The said board shall elect some suitable person as secretary, not a member of the board, but shall be the general superintendent of the several municipal works under its control in accordance with the law. The said board shall have power by an affirmative vote of a majority of all its members to be made to him or her cause, after the finalists shall be given him to be heard upon written charges. Said board shall appoint some suitable person to be the board of the board and be held to the performance of all poles and wires owned by such city, and who shall be styled "city city" in the case of any other city and which must be at any be prescribed by said board. Such city electrician shall be ex-ofmio superintendent of the fire alarm system of such city. Said board may appoint and employ all proposed clerks of the board to be the members of the organization and management of the several municipal works of departments in such city, and the purposes contemplated this act. The salary and compensation of all persons appointed and employed by said board in any of the dependent under its own charge shall be as follows as may be fixed to said board of all its members. It shall be the duty of each such board within six months after its appointment of the适职员 to make and establish general rules providing for the manner and method of appointing, employing and removing all persons in connection with the operation and management of all employees which work under the care of such board and to define their duties and powers. Such rules shall, when practicable, provide that all appointments and employments other than or otherwise and management assist all employees, shall be made in accordance with the civil service or "merit system," and all such rules when so established shall be changed only by an affirmative vote of the sixths of all the members of the board. The treasurer of such city is hereby declared to be ex-officio treasurer of said board. The city engineer of such city, except when otherwise designated by said board, shall be appointed to the engineer of said board. The city attorney of such city, except when otherwise specially designated by said board, shall be the legal adviser of said board. Sec. 6. It is made the duty of the secretary, under the direction of said board, to collect and receive and to pay into the city treasury all moneys due such board on account of the operation of said works, and to keep a set of books which shall at all times contain a full and complete statement of the condition and operation of each such municipal works or department, and of all matters in connection therewith, and a detailed and exact account of all moneys received and paid out by order of said board, in each such department, and all debts due and owing said board for any cause whatever, together with an accurate account of all the expenses of and liabilities incurred by said board in each such department. It is made the duty of the treasurer of said board to receive all moneys which may be paid in the city of the treasury on account of said board from any sources whatever, and place the same in a separate fund therefor to, be designated by municipal works fund, which and to be located for each city and all moneys so received shall be retained by said treasurer and paid out only upon the order of said board, signed by the president and countersigned by the secretary thereof, and he shall keep the moneys and except the costs in such manner as to show at all times the exact financial condition of said board. The books of said board shall at any times be open to the examination of any taxpayer such city, to a member of the government, the city council; said board shall on the first Monday in April in each year make a full report in detail to the city council of the condition and operation of the works under their rules and of each department, and of all receipts and expenditures, for the year then ending, on account of the same; and shall also, whenever desired by said council, transmit to said council a�concliment of the financial condition of Sec. 6. Said board may use and be used by a board to understand, appear and prosecute an issue therein in the name of, said board, have a common name, and may proceed on the issue in the name of said board against the use of water or from any other cause; or implied, touching, the execution or performance of the work in the name of, parments, or of any promise, or contract made to or for them; or using them alone, caused or procured to be done to the work in the name of, other apparitions belonging to or connected with the work in the name of, for improvement, use or waste of the work. Sec. 7. The said board in behalf of said city, said city and its parments, shall have the right to use the grounds or soil under any road, public ground for the purpose of construction or repairing the works contemplated therein, when not otherwise provided by any ordinance or of some private company, company or cause, the surplus of the work, shelter or public ground to be restored to the ground to be repaired. The current expense of operating and maintaining each of the water works, such of them as may be under their control, such of them as may be under their control. Second-Interest on all outstanding water, and lighting (light) bonds. Third-institutions and improving third-institutions such subdivisions of the foregoing are designated for the purpose of accurate assessment of each state department and all property belonging to them. On or before the second Monday in April, the board shall present to the said board of the department an estimate of the probable receipt during the first department, from each and all sources department, from each and all sources commence on the first day of April; together with the commencement during the next ensuing fiscal year for the operation and maintenance of the departments under their control, and shall require the for the water works department for the fiscal year for each of the following purposes: First-For the current expenses of operations of the water works department. Second-For the current salaries of work department. Second-For interest on all outstanding water works bonds. water works bonds. Third-For water works extensions and fourth-For the payment of outstanding damages during the next ensuing fiscal year, theigate amount of not exceeding fifteen The estimate for extensions and improvements in the state, however, exceed ten (10) per cent of the said estimated probable costs, unless approved by an affirmative vote of a majority of all the members of the board. The city recorder shall therein appear in the board and this amount so assessed against the greater of the two amounts so assessed against the city council of the several sums which which city during the next encing fiscal year; and said council shall assume the amount so assessed for such year; and each board, or government, shall likewise include the amount so assessed shall likewise include the amount of the several sums required during the next encing fiscal year; and each board, or government, shall likewise include the amount of the several sums required during the respective tax loyalties included in the respective tax loyalties All amounts so assessed by said board shall be paid to the treasurer of said board respectively, in two equal instalments, on the basis of the date of December of the year on which said takes are collected. Purchase receipts shall be equal to or shall exceed next ensuing fiscal year, then no assessment shall be made upon the several municipal departments as here described, and any and all mentions of the board shall be issued, termine not to be required to be ordered into the general fund of said city by said Sec. 9. It shall be the duty of the city council of each such city, immediately after the organization of such board, to direct the treasurer of such city to transfer from the general fund to the municipal works fund, to be thereafter maintained by him and controlled by said board, all moneys thei before levied for the department under the control of said board, as the same may be received such treasurer from the county auditor of such county, and all moneys in the city treasury of such city applicable to the needs of said departments, prior to the time that the first of the tax levies, hereinbefore granted by the board and for said board shall be collected, received and applied by said treasurer, for said board; and the city council of each such city shall also, hereafter, when not provided for in the board's estimate, cause to be transferred to the municipal works fund from the proper fund of such city the necessary means shall maintain and operate such works or additions and extensions thereto as may have been installed by such city and of which such board has assumed control, until the beginning of the fiscal year following the first tax levy which includes the board's estimate for the same. Sec. 10. No money shall be paid out of the fund to any person or organization without a board, board of trustees or principal in writing. terest of water and light bonds, or either authorized by an affirmative vote of a majority of all the members by call of the eyes and noses, and then only upon order drawn by the president and counterinsigned by the parliament for which, and the account upon to the order of the person, firm or corporation in whose favor it is prescribed may be issued at the proper form above prescribed may be issued at the proper form in each instance, for the payment of salaries or wages, board, and made payable at certain definite boards, and in certain definite Sec. 11. In all appropriations, and in all purchases made or liabilities incurred, said board shall not exceed in any fiscal year the amount of the estimate made therefor, as hereinbefore provided, and, except when otherwise authorized by law, no loans shall be made by said board at any time for any purpose, except when extraordinary expenditure shall be rendered unavoidable by fire or other unforeseen calamity, and such expenditure be approved by a majority vote of the city council of such city. Sec. 12. Whenever the city treasurer shall pay any principal or interest on any water or light bond he shall immediately transmit to the secretary of said board a statement of such payment, together with the bond or coupon so redeemed, and proper entry thereof shall be made by the secretary in the books kept for that purpose. See 13. Each such board shall, if it reguates the distribution and use of the water in all places and for all purposes, regulate the distribution and use of the water in either public or private use, and fix the time of use to the time case to be assessed the water rate to be paid by the owner or occupant of the building, upon such use as by or using water, upon such basis as by the owner or occupant of the building, which shall become a continuing paramount lien upon such upon each house or other building, which such house or other building is at least one building of public hydrants and in such places of public hydrants and in such places of water, whether occurring under private or public use, and to that end may, in such case, make such other action as in the judgment. Sec. 14. That each such board shall have the power and authority to require payment in advance for the use of water furnished by them in or upon any building, place or premises, and in case of any payment for the same shall not be made to they, and such off the water from such building, place or premises, and shall not be compelled again to supply said building, place or premises with water until said arrears, with interest thereon, together with the cost and expense of the building and water off and on, as all by the time of the full payment from time to time, for the purpose of furnishing a full supply of water to the inhabitants of such city for any and all purposes, extend the water works system under its control in such manner as said board may be issued, subject to all conditions herein contained in the said board of each such city shall establish such reasonable water rates as will at all times insure to such city at least a sufficient income to pay all the expenses and costs of operation, maintenance and repair, said works, and the interest on outstanding bonds. Sec. 16. It is hereby declared to be a misdemeanor, punisable by a fine not exceeding five hundred (500) dollars, or by imprisonment in the county jail not exceeding five hundred (500) dollars at the discretion of the court, for said board, any of its officers, to knowingly omit the property of any person from assessment for water rates, or neglect or reuse to collect the same, or to give any person or person of any credit or credit for the use of water than that given by the whole public, or those belonging to the same class. Sec. 17. Each such board shall, if a municipal lighting plant be in operation in such city, regulate the distribution of lamps on the streets and public grounds, and pay the paid city in such manner, by the light such streets and public grounds, and shall determine the number and location of such lamps and provide for the proper operation, care and maintenance of the same and the point wires, fixtures and appliances of the building and the same, and shall have the full control and management of such lighting plant, but no extensions for street lighting shall be made to the same nor additional lamps provided except upon an affirmative vote of a majority of all the members of such board. See 18. That each such board is hereby authorized to administer such a court, required by statutes diminished apprehence to any or all of the deemed necessary to carry into effect the diminished mountains herewith, and to supply and maintain them specially designated herein, but contemplated by this act, board may preside over the ordination of such tower, the imposition of such court, and the administration one hundred (two dollars), or imprisonment of such days; said board shall cause all such court to be entered in a book to be kept for that purpose, and signed by the president and signatory of the court, any court of justice. All such regimen shall be pursued at least once annually. All such regimen shall be pursued at least once annually. Sec. 10. Every contract for material or of the construction of any part of any part of the work of the work of the said board, which shall involve the expiry of a sum of two hundred (200) dollars or more, shall be in writing and shall remain on file with the secretary of the board and the work shall be to the lowest responsible bidder the effort, except incremental repairs or minor improvements, after notice soliciting proposals for the doing of such work shall have been published in the general newspaper of such city, in at least two weeks of such work, such board sues of the same; provided, said board shall have the right to reject any and all bids, and such right shall be reserved in the form of written following the bidder and provided further that the event of any extraordinary or sudden injury to any of the said works or any part of such system whereby damage or loss of the work may be caused by any delay in the event of the lowest bidder being no less than ten (10) per cent greater than the engineer's estimate unerior, the said board may cause the work to be made by the proposed improvement to be made without contact and in such manner as the board may deem for the best interests of the city; and provided, further, that in all work of the board the proposed bidder may require all joints to be made by persons in the employment of said board. Sec. 20. Any person who shall without authority from said board lay any man or service pipe or take water therefrom, or to the service of a fire hydrant, or remove or unscrew, which, or partially, the cap from such fire hydrant, or enter or form any connection with or turn water into any tunnel, except for the purpose of laying its pipe, or who, being authorized by said board to take water from any man or service pipe into any specified building or upon any specified premises, or to be used for any specified purpose, shall, without authority from said board, use such water, and shall not have any other person to use the same for any other than such specified purpose, or to take the water out of such building; and also, such other person may take taking such water, or who, without lawful authority, shall dig or excavate within six (6) feet of any main pipe, gate, Lydrant or flow-off of said works, shall be deemed quite of the method of the building, and shall upon conviction thereof, be inashed by a fine of not more than one hundred (100) dollars, and not less than twenty-five (22) dollars, or by imprisonment, or for a term of not more than three (3) months, nor less than twenty (20) days, or both such fine and imprisonment. Sec. 21. If any person or persons shall maliciously or wilfully divert the water, or any portion thereof, from any such water works, or shall corrupt or render the same impure, or shall destroy or injury the canal and aqueduct, pipe, conduit, machinery or other property used or required for procuring or distributing water in any such city, or shall destroy or injure any of the machinery, fixtures or appliances used or required for operating the lighting plant or the sewerage pumping plant in such city, or do any such which shall cripple the operation of any such plant, reduce its efficiency, such person or persons, and their fidelds and abettors, shall forfeit to be recovered in a civil action, treble the amount of damages (besides cost of suit), which shall appear on the trial therefor to have been sustained; and all such acts are hereby deemed to be disdemeanable, and the parties found guilty thereof may further punish the a fine not exceeding one thousand (1,000) dollars, or by imprisonment not exceeding one (1) year, or both, at the discretion of the court. Sec. 22. The board of municipal works The main provided for, shall have no powers over, or duties of any kind in connection with, and of any mutual relationship to, the same, shall have been fully completed and installed and shall be used to be in use and operation, except to the operation, but such board shall be vested with and shall have the full power and authority; and, in connection with the construction of the new and new and new, the control of such board to determine and make the use of the same, and all extensions thereto, except as in this act otherwise expressly provided, providing the use of the same, and the effect of the effect of the effect shall not be, and, as of the legislature of this state, only the cities in this state having a population of not less than 10,000,000 and 200,000,000,000 (including the population of 1,000,000 and 2,000,000,000) of the total, and for the purchase of electric light plants in such cities, and to authorize the use of the power and other bonds for such purposes, approved April 14th, 1901, except in so far as this is very important, or, to control, operate and manage such plants after the same shall have been completed, as in said case, and shall be used to provide, and to make additions and access provided, and to make additions and extensions thereto for the use of the power and other bonds for such operations, and to install the such city, and for which such plants are intended, and to be recycled, and to be used for such city to determine and make the use of the power and authority to determine upon and make, a construction to do so, and to provide, and to make the use of the power and other bonds for new and additional use, not thereof directed, such and not to make any other construction, but such and additional use shall be such new and additional use shall have been made, and the new and additional use shall be used and the installed ready for use and operation, the control of such plant, and the management of the process of immediately assumed. ```markdown ``` Provided, further, that this act shall not vest said system with the power to operate the water pipes of any such city, nor to abridge in any manner the power to operate the water pipes of any reference to the laying or extension of sewer pipes or part of such city, system or part of such council of the supervision or control, but such board shall have the full control and management of all machinery or systems of sewer and of all machinery, and operation of the system or systems after the same have been erected, constructed and in- stated by salen cun. Sev. 22. All acts or parts of acts, whether general or special, inconsistent with the provisions of this act, are here- be served. This set shall take effect and be in force from the following its passage, 10月19日, 1983. CHAPTER 169-11 F. NO. 78. AN ACT to amend section one (1) of the Constitution of the State of Minnesota for the year 1897, relating to courts in the jurisdiction of the State of Minnesota; amending section one (1) of chapter one hundred ninety-six (190) of the General Laws of the State of Minnesota; amending chapter ninety-six (190) of the General Laws of the State of Minnesota; amended to be as follows. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from its passage. Apparved 10.10.1965. CHAPTER 16-1H. F. NO. 665. AIT TO APPROVE, correct and legalize a copy of the Constitution of the City of Fort Smith, Minnesota. It is enacted by the legislature of the State. Se. 2. The register of deeds in and for county county, and the register of authorized, empowered, directly number the lots as sheed to the county in his office. In the manner and in the way where indicated are appointed by Borryson county, Minnesota. He shall take effect and be in force on and after his passage. Approved April 10, 1986. CHAPTER 158 - NO. 203. INFORMS for sending official ballots to village and town, clerks, and certain election judges, by registered election returns to county auditors by Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota Section I. except in cities of 10,000 inhabitants and in the counties of the office of the county auditor, in all cases where the primary office is the county auditor, that the village and town clerk and that the county seat and require the office to the county seat and require the office to the county seat at least one week before the day of election send by registration, the county clerk and election judges the offences that each is entitled to receive, the county laws require the election court and other papers to be delivered to the county clerk and election judges after the other messenger; hereafter such returns are received and all the election judges, be deposited in each county, each envelope to be received in each county, be shaved by the envelope and said returns, and being the ends of said twine together, and then seat the ends of said twine in a stamp with a stamp furnished by the county clerk to be the over knot in said twine, number to take, within twenty-four hours envelopes to the nearest postoffice, and envelopes to the nearest postoffice. GENERAL LAWS OF MINNESOTA PASSED AT THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION OF 1903. mailed to the county auditor at his office. 3. Should said judges so designated fail to register and mail said envelopes to the county auditor, be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and punished accordingly. Sec. 5. This act shall take effect and the provisions of this act are hereby repeated. Approved 10.10.1993 CHAPTER 169-S F NO. 79 AN ACT pertaining to the reports of the Minnesota Horticultural society and appropriating money for printing the Be it enacted by the legislature of the Section 1. There shall be annually printed and bound four thousand (4,000) copies of the report of the Minnesota Society, the number of printed pages of the same shall be no excess five hundred twenty-two percent, if the number of pages of the executive board of said society, shall be printed in monthly installments and bound in the number of the number of the number of the members of said society. The remainder shall be bound, at the rate of the years of the first shall be distributed by the society as follows. One copy to each of the state officers, members of the legislature, members of the state, the state historical society, members of the board of the state agricultural society, one to the public library in the state, the application of the law of the state and the remaining copies as the Minnesota Horticultural society shall deem both the Sec. 2. The sum of two thousand five hundred dollars ($2,500) is hereby appropriated annually or so much thereof as is necessary for the writing and binding of the monthly and annual reports of said society; said work to the state of the state of the state, the direction of the state printing commission with the approval of the president, said Minnesota State Horticultural Society. Sec. 3. Chapter 215 of the General Laws of 1890, being an act pertaining to the industry of the Minnesota Horticultural Society, and appropriating money for printing the same, and all acts and parts of acts inconsistent with the regulations of this act are hereby repealed. Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be in effect on any of the passage. Approved April 10, 1998. CHAPTER 179-S. F. NO. 148. AN ACT to authorize counties to appraise money to the purpose of the agriculture within their respective counties. Be connected by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. The board of county commissioners of any county in this state hereby authorized and empowered to appropriate and pay to agricultural societies within their respective counties, for the purpose of holding and maintaining agricultural facilities and facilities of the general revenue of the county out of the general revenue of the county. The board of county commissioners may deem the property, not exceeding, however, in any one year, the sum of five hundred dollars; provided, that not such appropriation shall be to any county of agricultural society, that is not lawfully a member of the state agricultural society, and entitled to share in the appropriation provided for in section 274. General Statutes, 1804, as amended by chapter 86 of the General Laws of Minnesota for the year 1807. Section 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 10, 1908. CHAPTER 171-S. F. NO. 411. AN ACT to provide for the incorporation of subordinate or branch lodges of the I. Katolicka Slovenska Jednota v Spojenjenih Starcali. Spojenjenih Starcali, Ameritko, Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Sec. 6. This act shall take effect and be in force from the date of its passage. April 10, 1903. CHAPTER 172-S. F. NO. 370 AN ACT to legalize boroughs hereof is enacted by any incorporated village, purporting to be a borough, in the State of Minnesota for the year 1883, and acts it by enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota for the year 1883. to any suit now pending the relation to the legality of any bonds so issued. In effect, the bonds will be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 10, 1963. CHAPTER 132 S.-F. NO. 101 AN AYTACHYAN certificate for the maintenance of public libraries and relating to create a board of librarians, powers and duties, and to appeal cer- Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Wisconsin: Sec. 2. When any city or village council shall have decided to establish and maintain a public airspace and the area of either of them under this act, the mayor of such city or president of such village council shall, with the approval of the city or village council, receive the board of members for the same, chosen from the citizens at large with reference to their fitness for such office, and not more than one member of the city or village council to be at any time a member of said board. Sec. 3. Said directors shall hold office, one-third thereof for one year, one-third of each of the three for three years from the third Saturday of July following their appointment, the term for which each member is appointed to be specified by the appointment of the city or president of such village council by mayor of such city or president of such village council, before the third Saturday of July in each year, appoint as before three directors to take office of the third-day directors who shall hold office for three years and until their successors are appointed and qualified. Such mayor or president may be and with the consent of the city or president of such misconduct or neglect of duty. Sec. 4. Vacancies in the board of directors occasioned by removals, resignations and other other actions that are related to the city or village council and are filled in like manner as original appointments, but appointments to fill vacancies shall be for the unexpired terms. Sec. 5. The board of directors shall receive any compensation such Sec. 5. Said directors shall immediately after appointment, meet and organize the election of the president, and another of their number secretary, and by the election of such officers as they may deem necessary. The board of the board of the office of the duties of his office, shall be required to give bond, with sureties, to the satisfaction of and in an amount to be fixed by the board. They shall make and adopt such bylaws, rules and regulations for their own guidance, and to provide the notice of the library, and reading room, or either of them, as may be expedient, not inconsistent with this act. The exclusive control of the expenditure of all moneys collected and placed to the credit of the library and the construction of any library building, the superbili tions and the superbili care and custody of the grounds, rooms or buildings constructed, leased or set up, and the paid, such, as all moneys received for such library shall be paid by the county the insurer to the treasury of said city or village of the library, and shall be credit of the library fund, and shall be kept separate and apart from other liabilities of the library, and shall be paid out only upon the properly authenticated vouchers of the library board. Said board shall have the power to lead and provide an appropriate form of the use of said library; shall have power to appoint a suitable librarian and necessary library and the use of any service of the information and shall also have power to remove such appointees, and shall in general carry out the spirit and intent of the action of the public and the power when approved by such city or village council, to purchase ground and erect thereon suitable building for the use of said library. Said board, with the consent of the common council, or other governing body of any such city or village, duly expressed by resolution or ordinance, may be made by the government, and the decision, in which, or bequest for library purposes, or for the establishment, maintenance or enlargement of an art gallery or museum in connection with such library or museum, give the government, as provided, on the conversion, donated, devised or bequeathed by any person, company or corporation to any such city or village for library purposes, and may enter into any agreement with the public, and in any case, or with his or their legal representatives, affecting such gift, grant, donation, bequest or devise as may be proposed or imposed concerning the same, subject to the limitation of the contained, and any such agreement shall have the full and binding effect of a contract between such person, company or corporation and such city or village. See 6. The notice of this such public liberation and reading room may be of office, by virtue of election or appointment under existing laws, shall continue in office until the expiration of the terms for which they may be filed, as deceived or appointed, to their successors in office which pointed upon expiration of their respective terms of office under the provisions of this act. and any vacancies occurring prior to the expiration of the regular service, which directors now in office shall be filed as otherwise for in this act. Sec. 7. Said board of directors shall make on or before the 31st day of December, in each year, a report to the city or village council stating the amount received during the past year from taxes and all other sources, the amount expended and for what purposes, the number of books on hand, the number purchased, the number loaned, and such other information as they may deem of interest; and shall send one copy of such report to the Minnesota State Public Library commission. Sec. 8. Any and all property given, acquired or purchased by any such city, reading rooms shall vest in and be held in the name of any library or reading room which such library or reading room is situated, and any conveyance, grant, donation or oration of any such library or reading room in the name of any library or library board shall be deemed and considered as a library or reading room or village for libraries and reading rooms established under the provisions of this act, and the inhabitants of the city or village where the same is located, subject to such readiness, library board may adopt the same parts of acts in consistent with the terms of this act are hereby repeated; provided, however, that the same property in any manner repayable of any of the provisions for the year 1901, or in any manner abrogate or any act, construed Defective Page into under or pursuant to the terms of said chapter 83, and provided, further, that the provisions of this act shall not apply to cities of a population of over fifty thousand (50,000) inhabitants, and all provisions of law with reference to cities of over fifty thousand (50,000) population shall be and remain the same as if this act had not been passed. Sec. 11. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 10, 1903. CHAPTER 174-S. F. NO. 392. AN ACT to amend section 45 of chapter 4 of the Laws of Minnesota for 1893, as amended by chapter 135 of the Laws of Minnesota for 1895, relating to the regulation of elections. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That section 45 of chapter 4 of the laws of Minnesota for 1893, as amended by chapter 136 of the laws of 1893, be amended so as to read as follows: Sec. 45. The secretary of state and county auditors and city clerks shall respectively place upon the several ballots printed by them the same number as the number of the other who shall have been nominated as hereinbefore provided, and whose certificate of nomination has been presented within the time specified, and on payment of the time described by law, who shall be as follows: For each name tender to be placed upon the white ballot, fifty dollars, to be received by the secretary of state and by him paid into the paid-to-be paid. The cost is to be placed on the red ballot, five dollars, to be received by the city clerk and by him paid into the city treasury; provided, however, that in incorporated entities are not required to be paid for each name tender to be placed upon said red ballot. For each name tender to be placed upon the whole of the dollars, to be received by the county auditor and by him paid into the county treasury. Provided, however, that no fee shall be required from any person who is a candidacy to be paid to the compensation is authorized to be paid. Provided, further, that when any candidate is nominated by the same office by the county or the state of the party by whom he was first nominated, his name is provided, further, his name is provided, further, his name is to be placed upon the簿. The names to be voted for in more than one county, as in the district courts, etc. the fee shall be the district court's fee. The fee shall be among the several counties as nearly equal as may be and the portion due may be provided for single counties. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force upon its passage. *Revised* April 18, 1953. CHAPTER 175—S. F. NO. 292 AN ACT fixing the fees which shall be charged and collected by the sheriffs of counties having a population of not less than seventy-five thousand and not more than one hundred fifty-thousand for returning summons when parties can not be found. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That in any county having a population of less than one thousand and not more than one hundred fifty thousand, the fees of the sheriff of such county for making diligent search and inquiry and returning summons when parties can not be found, shall be one dollar (\(1000\) $) without regard to the number of defendants. See, 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 10, 1903. CHAPTER 170-88. F. NO. 432. AN ACT to amend section two hundred and twenty-eighth of the General Statutes 1884, relating to the publication of the "Legislative Manual." Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. Section two hundred and ninety-eighth of the General Statutes 1884, is hereby amended by striking out of said section two hundred and ninety (200) the words: "Jefferson's Manual." So that said section two hundred and ninety **Section 220.** It shall be the duty of the senate and house of representatives to pardon and publish for the use of the senate and house of representatives a Manuscript which shall send the Congress of the United States Act and the Constitution of the State of Michigan to the house of representatives of this state, the senate and members of the house, of senators and members of the house, and other information of the same deed, therefore published in the legislative body consistent with the provisions of section two hundred and ninety (230) of the Constitution of the State of Michigan Sec. 3. This act shall take effect on its passage. Approved April 10, 1963. **CHAPTER 117—S. F. NO. 119.** AN ACT relating to notaries public and private, be it enacted by the legislature of the State. Sec. 1. That in any county which has been to be been detached from another county of this state, and which has been newly created and organized, any notary public residing in such newly created and organized county, who was a resident of the county from which such new county was detached and created, shall have the same powers during the unexpired term of his appointment as such notary public which he was authorized by law to exercise under the commission issued to him as a resident of the county from which said new county was detached and created, and within which he was originally appointed such notary public; and all acts heretofore done by any such notary public, while residing in said newly created and organized county, otherwise information of law, are hereby declared to be legal and valid and to the same effect as if said notary public had been originally commissioned such as a resident of said newly created and organized county. Sec. 2. Such notary public so residing in said newly created and organized county shall have his commission as such notary public recorded by the clerk of the district court of said newly created and organized county in which he resides, or of the county to which said newly created county is attached for judicial purposes, as provided in section two thousand two hundred and seventy-two (2272) of the General Statutes of one thousand eight hundred and ninety-four (1894), and when so recorded shall be entitled to the same certificate of and from the clerk of said district court as provided in said section two thousand two hundred and seventy-two (2272). Sec. 3. Such notary public shall also immediately upon the adoption of this act provide himself with an official seal as provided in and in conformity with section two thousand two hundred and seventy (2270) of the General Statutes of one thousand eight hundred and ninety-four (1894). Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage, April 1, 2015. CHAPTER 128-8 - F. NO. 284. ACTION to annul section eight (8) of the General Laws of Minnesota for the year one thousand nine hundred and ninety-seven (1997) "An act providing for the drainage of water powers and quitting county, commissioners and other officers in the county of Minnesota for the payment of assessments against state land affected thereby, and presenting such payment of assessments repealing certain acts therein mentioned." Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and implement the provisions of its passage. Approved April 10, 1953. CHAPTER 180 - S. F. NO. 572 AN ACT to fix the time for holding the meeting of the county of Crow Wing and for the county of Crow Wing. Be it enacted by the legislature of the county of Crow Wing. Section 1. That the general terms of the district court in and for the county of Crow Wing and Fifteenth judicial district of this state shall hereafter be held in each year as follows: On the third Tuesday in May and the second Tuesday in December. Sec. 2. All writs, processes, bonds, recognizations, continuances, appeals, notices and proceedings had, made, issued or returnable to the district court aforesaid in said county, as fixed by law prior to the taking effect of this act, shall be and the same are hereby made returnable to the terms of said court as the same are prescribed by this act. Sec. 3. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent with this act are hereby repealed. Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. CHAPTER 181-S F NO. 339 AN ACT to legalize bonds heretofore negotiated by incorporated villages purporting to have acted under the authority of and in the order of the chapter two hundreds (29) of the General Laws of Minnesota for the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety-three (1893), and all acts amendatory thereof and supplementally thereto. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That in all cases where the village council, or other similar body, in any village of this state, shall have heretofore negotiated the bonds of such village for the purpose of making use of which the provide a system of lightning in such village for public and private use, and purporting to be authorized under and pursuant to the terms of chapter two hundred (200) of the General Laws of Minnesota for the year one hundred (10, 1893, and all acts amendatory thereof and supplementally thereto, which bonds have been actually negotiated by such village, such bonds are hereby in all respects legalized, not in any way as the fact of the election or said bonds set forth that the policy would be open from the o'clock in the forenoon to two o'clock in afternoon, and notwithstanding the poles were appointed at a general meeting of the forenoon and closed at two o'clock in the afternoon provided only. First-Thar' in all other respects the respect of the law in the gestation of said bonds were signed and 200 of the General Assembly of Minneapolis monetary theory and law of Minneapolis support and support being contained Second-That nothing herein contained shall be construed as legalizing any activity in litigation Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be applied to the following passage, Approved April 10, 1903. CHAPTER I2S-S. F. NO. 454. AN AUCTION OF THE SUPPLEMENTARY AN AUCTION and general officers of the national Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That section seventy-three (73) of chapter one hundred eighteen (118), General Laws of eighteen hundred and ninety-seven (1897), known as the military code, be and the same is hereby amended by adding thereto the following: "The field and general officers of the brigade shall hold their office and commission, respectively, for the period of ten years from date of their election, and until their successors have been elected and commissioned. Provided, that nothing herein contained shall disqualify an officer for re-election, and when so rejected, the fact shall be endorsed on his original commission." Sec. 2. The term of office of all officers mentioned in this act, who have held their commissions for ten years or more, will expire upon the passage of this act and the election of their successors in accordance with the provisions of the military code. Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 10, 1993. CHAPTER 183-8. F. NO. 566. AN ACT to amend section eight (8) of chapter eight-three (8) of the General Laws of Military for the year eighteen hundred and ninety-seven (1891), entitled, "An act to provide for the loaning of property under university funds of the state to any county, school district, city, town or village in this state, as authorized by section 183-8 of the 1891 eight-three section of the State (8) of the Constitution of the State of Minnesota." Be it enacted by the legislature of the Section of Mining and Mining. Section 1. That section eight (8) of chapter eight-three (8) of the General laws of eighteen hundred and ninety-seven (1891) of the 1891 eight-three section of the section of this section are amended so as to read as follows: Section 8. All loans made under the provisions of this act shall bear interest at a rate of $1.00 per year per annum, payable annually; provided, that county drainage bonds bearing interest at not less than three (3) per cent per annum, be used for the loaning of the section of the General laws of the 1990, the general and general interest thereof, may be purchased direct from the county issuing the same. A. In effect the Act shall fall due on the first day of July of the designated year, and no principal or interest shall be payable until such time shall elapse and the loan for a tax to be levied and collected therefor. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and implement the provisions of its passage. Approved April 14, 1965. CHAPTER 184-18. F. NO. 75. CHAPTER 184-18. F. NO. 75. and section twenty-eight (28) of chapter 184-18. F. NO. 75. laws of one thousand eight hundred sections one (1) and five (5), respect- fully nine (180) and eighty- nine (180) of the laws of one sand nine hundred and one (100), respectfully nine (180) of the laws of one Be it enacted by the legislature of the Section k. That section nine (9) of chapter three hundred fifty-two (352) of chapter four hundred fifty-three and ninety-one (1899), as amended by section one (1) of chapter one hundred ninety-one (1901), as amended thousand nine hundred and one (1901), and the same hereby is amended so as to Section 8. The said high school board shall school for such schools, and shall appoint such schools to each of said schools which shall have to attend the said school, and shall appoint such schools to each of the said board relating to state high schools and whose appointee to state high schools, and whose appointee to the board, the sum of one thousand five hundred and the amount of school grants amount of state and grants under the provisions of this act shall in no case be maintained of the cost of such maintenance of high school work, exclusive of the cost of the cost of such maintenance, that in case the amount appropriated and the amount of aid to such schools shall, in any year, be the full amount of state high schools as are entitled thereto the full amount of one thousand five hundred and such amount as is appropriated and available shall be apportioned pro rata among such amounts as are appropriated and available. Sec. 2. That section twenty-eight (28) of chapter three hundred and fifty-two (52) of the General Laws are not as amended by section five (5) of chapter one hundred eighty-nine (189), of the laws of one thousand nine hundred and of the laws of one thousand ten thousand and of the laws of one thousand three (217,000 dollars). For a list of the proposed schools, the sum of seventy-nine thousand (70,000 dollars). The necessary expenses of the state high school board and the salaries and grading expenses of the high school and graded school inspectors, in a sum of 5,000,000 dollars, will be drawn from the annual appropriations herein made for high and graded schools in proportion to the respective amounts appropriated per each school (1st day of the same available on the 1st day of August, one thousand nine hundred and one (1901). For all to state semi-graded schools, the sum of sixty-seven thousand (67,000 dollars). For all to state rural schools, the sum of one hundred thousand (100,000 dollars) of the school may be paid for the overall small necessary shall be paid on the warrants of the superintendent of public instruction, drawn on the state auditor. briber provided for shall become available August 14, nineteen hundred and twenty-five (1925) July thirty-fifth (31st), nineteen hundred and twenty-six (226) See 3. This act shall take effect and be approved by the House in its passage. Approved April 14, 1903. CHAPTER 18S - S. F. NO. 214. AN INVESTIGATION OF TEN thousand and not more than fifty thousand population to provide for the inhabitants without owning the plant Be it enacted by the legislature of the state. State of Minnesota: Section 1. That all cities of the State of Minnesota, which now or at any time have been more than ten thousand and not more than fifty thousand inhabitants, are hereby authorized to provide water, for use of such city for fire protection, or other public use, and for private use of its inhabitants, by contract with private individuals or private corporations, if such cities have no water system of their own; and for that purpose may contract with such water supply on such terms and conditions and for such period, not exceeding thirty years, as the city council of such cities, by an affirmative vote thereof, shall determine; and may from time to time alter, renew or extend any such contract that may now be in force, or hereafter made by like vote of said city council, and as a part of such contract may authorize the laying, maintaining, repairing and operation of all water mains, hydrating, connections and other appliances in the streets, days and other public places of solid city, whether the same as now laid and in operation or hereafter established. Sec. 2. That all cities in the State of Minnesota which now, or at any time hereafter, have more than ten thousand and not more than fifty thousand inhale plants, are thereby required to provide the use of such city or for use of its inhabitants, by contract with individuals or private corporations, if such cities have no lighting plant of their own; and for such purpose may contract for such use and to perform and consolidate the use of such plant, not exceeding fifteen (15) years, as the city council of such cities by an affirmative vote thereof shall determine; and may from time to time alter, renew, or extend any such right to the city or to the force of hereto made by like vote of said city council, and as a part of such contract may authorize the occupation of the city with the palaces of the city and other apparatus necessary therefor. Sec. 3. Said cities shall have power to levy such taxes as may be required to pay all sums agreed to be paid by them according to the law of the State. If the costs of such investments are agreed to be paid by said cities under said contracts during the current year shall be considered an indebtedness within the meaning of any law limiting the amount of indebtedness that may be incurred in Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 14, 1866. CHAPTER 186-B. S. F. NO. 77. AMENDMENTS FOR AMENDING AND the letting of contracts in excess of five hundred ($400) dollars by county commissioners to the population or not more than seventy-five thousand inha- Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: State of 1, 2000 county commissioners of any county in this state having a population of not more than seventy-five thousand inhabitants shall not make, suffer, or cause to be made any purchase or contract for goods, wares, and materials or furniture in fixtures or any other form of the work or labor to be performed in and about the construction, alteration or repair of any county building, for or on behalf of their county, the estimated value or expense of which said goods, wares, merchandise or materials, or furniture and fixtures and work and, without first causing at least ten (10) days notice to be given in a newspaper of general circulation in the county, publishing the official proceedings of the county commissioners, that proposals will be received for purchase or sale of the in-building any such goods' wares, merchandise or materials or for the performance of such work and labor for said county, and said county commissioners shall make, or cause to be made, such purchase or contract with the lowest responsible bidder, in case of which so could not be a paid or a satisfactory, they shall re-adventise for new bids. Sec. 2. All contracts for such pulley, materials, goods, wares or merchandise, or for furniture, the haste of the paddling, or for any other work or labor, shall be approved of the board of county commissioners and signed by the chairman of the county commission, or of any other of the county commissioners, or of any committee thereof, or of any person or persons in violation of the provision of the board will be null and void, as against the county. Sec. 3. It shall be the duty of the county commissioners in any such process when they have beckled or beckled, and the county, upon which they are by law authorized to expend county road and bridge funds, to invite bids for all such items and to charge the costs which shall exceed five hundred $500 dollars, by posting notices for at least fifteen (15) days prior to the letting of the county, and in each three (3) of the most public places in the township wherein such work is to be done, and the public labor is in the form of the general circulation in the county, publishing the official proceedings of the board of county commissioners and the law of the county. If the law of the county is to be awarded, and in case any portion of such work is within the limits of any incorrect volume by the county, the three (3) of the most public places in such village and such notices shall contain a brief description of such work, and the law of the county is to be awarded, and the law of the county, 9 at the time and place mentioned in such a case, and the person who let such contract or contraints to the lowest responsible bidder, who shall in all cases be required to inquire into the case and said contract, be directed to the board shall require a satisfactory bond for the case, and the case of any contract. In case bids are received no more than one missioner, they shall advertise for new bids. In all cases where there are no missioners, they shall advertise for the publication of the notices mentioned in this act in a newspaper shall not be Sec. 4. In case of an actual and unforeseen damage of machinery located about the court house in any county, or washouts or not allowed to wait for the time required to advertise for bids, the courts may be made without advertising for bids; provided, in the majority, that the court is the majority of the board of county commissioners and such act may be approved by the board of county commissioners and the board of county commissioners and the provisions of said board at their next meeting. If inconsistent with the provisions of this act are hereby repeated, the court shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 14, 1003. CHAPTER I S- F. S. NO. 100. AN INFORMATION FILM OF the structure and structure and of amber case or sorghum syrup, to prevent fraud, and to preserve Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. Any person, firm or corporation, or any person who, as the agent of or exposer for sale, or have in his possession or expose for sale, or have made an amber cane or sarglime to be mixed or adulterated with glucose, or of any name whatever not natural or normal to the substance, be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction be billed by a fine of one hundred dollars or more than twenty-five (25) dollars and costs, or by imprisonment not to exceed Provided that the provisions of this act require that the provisions of the act be kept in the keg, or other package containing the said amber cane or sorghum syrup, that may stand not natural or normal to said substance or that may not stand natural or normal to said substance labeled with a label printed in the English language (i.e., 28 inch in length the following formula: "This amber cane or sorghum syrup contains substances and none other; [here give the name and proportionate quantity of the name and address of the manufacturer of Sec. 2. It shall be the duty of the state dairy and food commissioner and his assistant to appoint a person to him appointed, to enforce the provisions Sec. 3. In all prosecutions under this act the person now provided by law, and such fines shall be paid into the state treasury and food commissioner's fund, and food commissioner's effect and in force from and after October 1st, 1903. Approved April 14, 1903. CHAPTER 5. S. F. NO. 405. AN ACT to reimburse owners of land damaged by ditches or drains constructed under the provisions of Sec. 282 of the General Laws of nineteen hundred and sixty-five years. Upon the filing of the petition and a bond in the sum of one hundred dollars, conditioned that if it finally be determined that no damages have been sustained that are properly allowable under section one of this act, the petition will pay all the expense of the proceeding to the same time as the shall be held under the board of the board of county commissioners at their next regular or special meeting to appoint three persons who are qualified under the provisions of section five (5) of chapter two hundred fifty-eight of the General Laws of 1901, /lewers, selecting if practicable the same persons as the same time in the proceedings to construct the drive for the diffusion causing the damage, and the board of county commissioners shall fix the time and place for the first meeting of the viewers, which shall be not more than twenty (20) days from the date of their appointment. In case any of the viewers so appointed shall fall for any cause to qualify, the county auditor shall designate some proper person to take place. Each of all viewers before entering upon an notice of his office shall take and subscribe oath that he will faithfully perform his duty as viewer and file the same in the office of the county auditor. Upon the appointment of the viewers that the newspaper gives notice to parties interested, and gives notice to the board to be assessed for the payment, the newspaper must be least one week before the first meeting of the last delimited rent fee, but then was published, if that paper is still published, in a newspaper printed and published in the newspaper published at the state capital, newspaper published at the state capital, the views, and that first meeting of the viewers, and that meeting at and at such may appear at that meeting and at such may appear at that meeting and at such fix, and be heard in relation to the dam, and the county authorities are authorized to hear and decide and proof of the publication of a said county authorities prior to the first meeting of the Sec. 2. The viewers shall meet at the time and place named by the board of county commissioners for their first meetings and the other time. The shall be offered by the petitioner or and the interested party, and for that purpose they may adjourn their hearing from time to time and place in the county as they may deem property and they may make a personal examination of the damaged premises and inquire into the cause of the injury and damage, and if they find that any damage that is�will be caused to one (1) of this act and be done the land described in the petition, they shall make an award in writing, stating the same thing as the same damage and the same award in the office of the�. The auditor, and the county auditor shall, after the time to appeal has expired as described in the period, no appeal is taken to the issue provided by the court. For the amount of such award is for the amount so paid, together with the fees and expenses that are required to be assessed against the land that was found in the proceeding to construct the ditch in question to have been benefited in the action of the刁. The payment of the period two hundred fifty-eight (28%) of the General Laws of 1901 for the assessment of benefits. If the viewers find that no damages have been paid, the众's show is under the provisions of this act they shall be reported, and the expenses of the proceeding shall be paid by the petitioner, and on his failure to pay the county income of the ditch in the bond herein before provided for. Each of the viewers shall receive three copies of the report, which will be timely and necessarily spent in the performance five days, together with his actual necessary expenses, an itemized account of the expenses incurred, and allowed by the county auditor, and paid by the county treasurer on the order of Sec. 3. Either the board of county commissioners or any of any of whose lands are liable for the damages incurred if they feel aggrievous in filing of the viewers' award appeal to the county treasurer, or the proceedings are had by serving on the parties who have appeared in the prosecution. 10 with the county auditor a notice of appeal, stating that an appeal is taken to the court, and with the auditor a brief in with sufficient superscripts to be appended, him, conditioners to be appended, him will pay the court of the appellant will pay the court of the appellant the court may render against him. Before the taking of the appeal, the court must determine that the district court the original petition, the award and the judgment in the district court a civil action to determine the award described in the petition, that the land described in the petition, that the amount of this act and the amount of such damage required for the trial of civil action Any party may appeal from the judgment or any appealable order of the district court to the supreme court in the same manner as appeals in civil actions are taken. The final judgment in the action. If in favor of the petitioner, shall he certified to the county auditor, and assessed in the manner provided in section two (2) of this act for the assessment of the award of the viewers. Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 14, 1003. CHAPTER 180-S. F. NO. 300. AN ACT to amend chapter ten (10) of the General Laws of the State of Minnesota for the year 1887, being an act to regulate common carriers and creating the railroad and warehouse commission of the State of Minnesota, and defining the duties of such commission in relation to common carriers. tion to common carriages. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section I. That section fifteen (15) of chapter ten (10) of the General Laws of 1897 are amended by adding the new nobil-ism: (c). Whenever the committance provisions of subdivisions (e), or (f) of section 68 of jurisdiction, to determine the reason and amount of any rates, the consideration in such proceedings, for the reason that the such process is to be charged for charges of classifications of the information to which the grounds for such dissimilarity, for the reason that the other parties general may order to be met, may be subject to the district court of any count, as this may be the first court of any count, in case of any one of them, if more than one carries any one of them, if more than one carries any part of its line of railroad, if the part of its line of railroad, or if the part of its line of railroad, is applied, stating that he applies from the order to the disclosing of the parties of the commission, and the order to the members of the railroad and the commission, does not include the order of the question of its jurisdiction to the certify the question of its jurisdiction to the appeal herein provided may be taken, and the comment and other parties to proceedings that it has certified the question of the parties of the action of the certificate upon the date of the date of the certificate upon the question of jurisdiction to the court, the commission shall forthwith file with the comment, and the comment of the question of the question of the decision made, all the papers, check, and before the commission includes the note of the commission and the findings and upon the filing of such papers, there is no need for any other decision to be made upon the action of the parties of the decision, the decision of the parties of the action of the parties, and, under the reason and order, charges or indications of rates, fares, charges or indications of the commission hereinbefore the case is filed, and under the reason and order of the commission hereinbefore the Acts for hearing by, other party to the decision, and the court shall process or in the case upon the evidence taken before the case may be offered in the manner of the action of the parties, and the action of the parties shall be made in the evidence of the approving or reversing the Acts for hearing by the affirming or reversing the order of the commission and in case the order of the commission is taken up, by the commission and the decision of the parties, and the final decision determined in their Any party to the action, the attorney general or the railroad and warehouse commission, may appeal to the supreme court from the order of the district court in the manner provided for appeals in civil actions. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 14, 1903. CHAPTER 190-S. F. NO. 131. AN ACT to amend section one thousand two hundred and nineteen (1219) of the General Statutes of one thousand eight hundred and ninety-four (1894), as amended by section two (2) of chapter thirty-three (32) of the General Laws of one thousand eight hundred and ninety-nine (1899), providing for duties of village officers and payment of orders. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That section one thousand and nineteen (120) of General Hundred and nineteen (121) of General Hundred and ninety-four (189), as amended and of chapter thirty-three (33) of General Hundred and ninety-four (189), as amended and ninety-nine (190), eight hundred and ninety-nine (190), hereby amended as so as to the following: All village orders shall be paid in the village treasurer's hand after be registered out of the first money come into the village treasurer's hand. See acts and acts inconsistent with the acts are hereby filed. Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and pass. Approved April 14, 1955. CHAPTER 181—S. F. NO. 268 AN ACT authorizing cities of over fifty thousand inhabitants to set apart any part of the city for a parkway, to regulate and limit the use of the supervision of the Board of Park Commissioners or other public body GENERAL LAWS OF MINNESOTA PASSED AT THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION OF 1903. or supervision of public parks or parkways with power to acquire building Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. The common council of any city in this state now owns fifty thousand inhabitants, according to the next precedent, to set up a street or avenue power to set apart any street or avenue to place the same under the supervision of the public park of park community, other public parks with the management, control or supervision of public limited purposes of improvement, ornamentation and control, including the acquisition of permission to use the premises of the limited purposes of improvement, ordinance of such common council. And limit the traffic and travel upon such a street or avenue to allow a parkway and may prohibit the hauling of overloaded lorries over a parkway or avenue and may place such other restrictions permitted thereas as may be necessary parkway. Provided, however, such common council shall not have power set up traffic upon any such street or avenue which is now located and operated, or which is a direct continuity, and is used in which there are no streets running parallel. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be enforced in its passage. Approved April 14, 1956. CHAPTER 1922-S. F. NO. 88. AN ACT to authorize the state auditor, with the approval of the governor, to office of the State of Minnesota, with the approval of the governor, said that the state shall deed real estate which has become property of the State of Minnesota by Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: State of Minnesota: The real estate has become the property of the State of Minnesota by equestrian, and other taxes, taxes special assessments, or other entitlements. State of Minnesota as ex-officio commissioner of the land office of the State of Minnesota, the attorney general of said state and its attorney general of the name of the State of Minnesota, its deed to any property situated as a landlord of the several encumbrances upon said land for a consideration to the ex-officio commissioner of the land office of the State of Minnesota attorney general of said state, and in force from and after its passage. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and improve the law for its passage. Approved April 14, 1985. CHAPTER 193-H. F. NO. 165. AN ACT regulating the filing and recording of designs, conveyances, and other documents within newly organized counties, pending proceedings instituted by the state legislature of such counties, and legalizing such counties, and legalizing such counties. Be it enacted by the legislature of the Sec. 2. That in all cases where any other instruments conveying or affecting in any manner any interest in the organization of such other instruments have been filed and recorded in county where said real property was situated at the time of the creation and organization of said new county, and organization of said new county, and organization of said real property is, in all respects, legalized and for the purpose of notice, evidence or otherwise, as though the same register of deeds for the county where said real property was situated has contained shipless in any manner herein contained shall be vided that nothing herein contained shall be for a valuable consideration of any such real property, without notice and shall not apply to or affect any action or procedures now pending in any Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and adopt the following provisions in its passage. Approved April 14, 1903. CHAPTER 194-H. F. NO. 40 establish and acquire building line eas- tements and acquire building line eas- tements and pathways, and defining the nature and pathways, and defining the nature Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Amhesnous. Sec. 3. The common council of any city, may establish, along any street or highway within such city a building line upon the land adjoining such street or highway, or any portion thereof, which is the tant not may be held or left from the city, such street or highway, and may, in behalf of the city, acquire an easement in the land between such line and the exterior street line such as the buildings or such such as will be erected or being used upon said land. Such easement shall be known as a building line easement. Sec. 2. Such easement may be acquired by the city council by purchase, or by grants of the condemnation. It also may be created by dedication by indicating such building line upon any town plat hereafter recorded in the office of the registered deity of the county. The law of the lie and city council shall have power to refuse to accept or approve plats of lands unless building lines are shown thereon. Sec. 3. Any board of park commissioners may control, of any park or park way may in like manner acquire building line easements along the same, or any portion thereof. Sec. 4. The easement above specified means, acquired by proceedings to be conducted in the following manner by the board of park commissioners, in case of parks and parkways controlled by a board of park commissioners, and by the The term "governing body" is used in the context of the appropriate body in any given case, we may comply with the governing body shall first determine the bodies by which it is bounded, and shall have power to build line assement as defined above, been completed, as in this section previously, to be vested in the city for the public and the purpose of making conformation to the purpose of making required for any improvement may be made. Provided, that no such assessment shall be made, that the residence existing at the time of the charge or grant, the designation the governing body shall proceed in manner follow. Sec. 5. First—The governing body shall appoint a secretary freeholders and qualified voters of said city, and none of whom shall be appointed to the office which the property so designated is situated, to view the city, and which may be occasioned by the taking of private property or other property. Appraisal审筐 shall be notified as soon as practicable by the city clerk as the case may be, to attend at a time fixed by the city clerk, or enter upon their duties. Whenever a vacancy may occur among self-appraisers by neglect or abuse of the body, such vacancy shall be filled by the governing body. Second—The appraiser should be a swear to duty as appraisers in the matter with impartiality and fidelity; and to make due return of their acts to the employer. Third- The appraisers shall give notice, and the appraisers shall provide a week for two concussions, or at least ten days before the day of such meeting, which notice shall contain the information of the governing body, and given in the office of the city clerk or secr. appraisers will meet at a place and time appropriate to view the premises, and apprais the damages for property to be taken, or the damages for property to be managed, and to assess benefits in the man- Fourth-The secretary or city clerk shall, after the first publication of such notice, and at least six days (Sundays excluded) prior to the meeting specified in said notice, serve upon each person in whose name each tract or parcel of land is then assessed, a copy of said notice by depositing the same in the postoffice of said city, with postage prepaid, directed to such person at his place of residence, if known to the secretary, or city clerk, but if not known, then to his place of residence as given in the last published city directory of said city, if his name appears therein. After the first publication of such notice and the second prior to the meeting specified in said notice, a copy of the same shall be made available to the meeting of each of said tracts or parcels of land, or some parts thereof, if the same shall be provided for the service of summons in a civil action in the matter of said notice and as provided for the service of summons in a civil action in the matter of said notice relating to said proceedings which are required to be made available to the secretary in the manner above specified, immediately after the first publication thereof, a copy of said proceedings and requested in writing that such notice be mailed to Fifth—At the time and place mentioned in the notice, the said appraisers shall meet and thence proceed to view the premises, and may hear any evidence or proof offered by the parties interested, and may adjourn from time to time for the purposes aforesaid. When their view and hearing shall be concluded they shall determine the amount of damages, any, suffered by each piece or part of the land of which that taken is part. They shall also determine the amount of benefits, if any, to each piece or parcel of land of which that taken is a part. If the damages exceed the benefits to any particular piece, the excess shall be awarded as damages. If the benefits exceed the damages to any particular piece, the difference shall be assessed as benefits, but the total assessment for benefits shall not be greater than the aggregate net award of damages; and in every case the benefits assessed upon the several parcels shall be in proportion to the actual benefits and, and, no assessment upon any particular piece shall exceed the amount of actual benefits after death, the damages. If any. Sixth—if there be any building standings in whole or in part, upon any parcel of the land to be taken, the land may not be held to such case, and the amount of damages which should be paid to the owner or owners thereof, in case such building, or other, and the action of the owner, and to take, and shall also appraise and determine the amount of damages to be paid such owner or owners in case he is, they, shall elect to remain the buildings. Seventh—if the land and buildings belong to different persons, or if the land be subject to the damage of the land, if there be any estate less than an estate in fee, the injury or damage done to such person or interests respectively may be to be paid to the owner or owners of the diversals. Provided, that neither such award of the appraisers, nor the confirmation thereof by the governing body, shall be paid to the owner or owners of the such damages to the person or persons named in such award in case it shall transpire that such person or persons are not entitled to receive the asset. Eighth—The said appraisers having "certained and appraised the damages and benefits and the benefits of the property and the property of the lessee" in the premiary, embracing the action of the property and the property of the lessee, and designated and benefits assessed, with descriptions of the lands, and the names of the owners, if known to them, and also a statement of the costs of the proceeds. Ninth—Upon such report being filed, the secretary of the board or city clerk shall give notice that the committee has not returned, and that the same will be considered by the governing body at a meeting thereof, to be named in the notice of the official newspaper of said city, once a week for two consecutive weeks, and the last publication shall be at least 10 days after the date of the application is现任. Interested in any building standing, in whole or in part upon any land required to be taken by such improvement, the board may not be specified for said meeting in such notice, notify the governing body in writing, of his election to remove such building, he may fixed for the subject body. The report of any subsequent meeting of such building, or at any subsequent meeting, will be referred to, shall have power in their discretion to confirm, revise or annul the approvalment and assessment, giving the considerer and the board of the board, if the matter is interested in the manner hereinafter specified, provided that said governing body shall not have the power of the office of any board and in any case any assessment. In case the appraisment and assessment is annulled, the governing body may be required to provide a final decision to make, as in case of the first approvalment, and upon the coming in of their report, the governing body will be required to provide an approvalment and with the same powers as in the case of the first approvalment. In case any owner or owners shall be elected by the board, if the building and thereby reduce the amount of damages to be paid, the amount of reduction shall be deducted from the benefits assessed in the process of the application, the part of the information, the proof. Tenth—if not annulled or set aside, such awards shall be final, and shall be a charge upon the city, for the payment of which the credit of the city shall be paid. The payments shall be and remain a lien and charge upon the respective lands until paid. The awards shall be paid to the persons entitled thereto, or shall be deputed to the necessary time of the city for the use of the parties entitled thereto, within six months after the confirmation of the appraisal and award. But in case any appeal or appeal shall take place, the parties under the confirming said appraisal and assessment, as hereinafter provided, then the time for payment of said awards shall be extended until and upon the expiry of the date of the final termination of all appeals taken in the proceeding, and in case of any change in the awards or assessment upon appeal, the governing body may, by resolution, duly adopted the time of the time within six years, and the determination of all appeals, set aside the entire proceeding. Any awards so set aside shall not be paid, and the proceedings will be made to the interests of which the words are so set as shall be deemed abandoned. Any awards not so set aside shall be a charge upon the city, for the payment of which the credit of the city will be paid. All awards of the years interest at the rate of six per centum per annum from the time of the filing of the original appraisers' report, and all subsequent awards and awards upon appeals shall be paid for the day and date of filing of such original reports. Eleventh—Upon the conclusion of the proceedings and the payment of the awards, the several tracts of land shall be deemed to be taken and appropriated for the purpose of this act, and the easement above specified shall vest absolutely in the city in which the lands are situate. In case the governing body shall in any case be unable to determine to whom the damages should in any particular case be paid, or in case of adverse claim in relation thereto, or in case of the legal disability of any person interested, the governing body shall, and in any and every case, the governing body may in its discretion deposit the amount of damages with the district court of the county in which such lands are situate, for the use of the parties entitled thereto, and the court shall, upon the application of any person interested and upon such notice as the court shall prescribe, determine who is entitled to the award, and shall order the same paid accordingly. Any such deposit shall have the same effect as the payment to the proper per Twelfth. In case any owner or owners of buildings or buildings remove his or their buildings, he or they shall remove them within 10 days, or within 30 days, or within 60 days, or within such further time as the building or owner removes them. governing body may allow for the purpose, and shall be entitled to the payment of the amount of damages awarded in such case, in case of removal. When such person or persons shall not have elected to remove such buildings, or shall have neglected (after having elected) to remove the same within the time above specified, such buildings, or so much thereof as may be necessary, upon paying or depositing the damages awarded for such taking in manner aforesaid, may be taken and appropriated, sold or disposed of as the said governing body shall direct. Sec. 6. As soon as such condemnation proceedings have been completed, it shall be made to the public for the cause maps or plats of such improvement to be made, with a list of parcels of land taken and the amount paid for the use of the land of the public of such maps and list duly certified by the president of the governing body and the clerk or secretary, as the case may not be held in the public order of the office of the office of the city engineer, the office of the officer of deeds of the county, and the office of the city clerk or secretary of the park books as the case shall be hermitage, fictile evidence of the full and complete condemnation and appropriation of such easement for the public lease. As good reasons for this purpose, the secretary of the board of park commissioners or the city clerk, or the clerk of the district court, as the case may not be held in the public order of the county, will be the county auditor of the county lie. The county auditor shall include the same in the next general shall list for the public lease and the case taxes against the several tracts or parcels of land, and said assessments shall be collected with and as a part of, and shall be paid to the public and the costs and interest, as the general taxes. Such assessments shall be set down in the tax books in an appropriate form to the heاده of the public and the public to separate account thereof shall be kept by the county auditor, and the same shall be transmitted to the treasurer of the city, and placed in the credit of the proper Sec. 7. The governing body shall have power at any time to vacate such building line easement or any portion thereof. Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 14, 1903. CHAPTER 105-H. F. NO. 533. AN ACT to provide for the release and discharge of executors, administrators and guardians, and for the depositing with the county treasurer of funds belonging to absent heirs, legatees, wards or creditors, or other persons whose whereabouts cannot be ascertained. Be it enacted by the legislature of the Section 1. That whenever an executor or administrator shall have construed or the terms and conditions of the final decree of distribution and of the batee court appointed him, and shall have paid the batee court appointed him, and shall have paid the final decree of distribution of the said court, all monies owed to him have in all cases and conditions of said final decree, and when such executor shall have in all cases and conditions of said final decree, and when such executor shall have paid over all monies of the court, the court may, upon due annimation, find such facts, and if it shall appear to the proper parties, and that he has in the court and the terms of the final decree in the said court, and the terms of the final decree in the said court, and fully and fully administered his trust, the court may enter an order and decree to the executor, and the sureties on his bond from all further persons who have paid of said trust and by reason of said administration, the court shall have fully compiled with all the terms and conditions of the probate court in the matters of the said guardian, and shearers and sureties entitled to the property and whenever such guardian shall in all other respects have fulfilled the decree of the probate court. Defective Page orders of said court, the court may, upon request of said court, order examination, find such facts, and if it shall appear to the court that said court delivered all property to the proper parties, ordered and decreed of said court in the orders and decreed of said court in the matter of said court, well faithfully and fully administered his trusts as such and decreed fully discharging such guarantors and decreed fully discharging such guarantors and all further liability, and from all liability by reason of his said trusts, and by reason of his said trusts. Sec. 3. Whenever it appears to the court that a portion of any estate is distributes or legates, under the final judgment of a portion of any estate is distributes, pending in said court, or any ward under guardianship in said court, cannot such heir, legate, distribute, creditor or guardian, nor are there funds in the hands of the executor (administrator or guardian, which creates a fee of distribution, or under any judgment of distribution, or under any judgment of distribution, paid to such heir, legate, creditor, distribute or ward, whose whereabouts are probate court may, by its order duly enforced, be received by the executor or guardian to deposit the funds belonging to the said person, whose whereabouts are treasures of the county in which such executor, administrator or guardian shall receive the funds of such county, treasures of such county, taking duplicate receipt from the county in which such executor, administrator or guardian shall receive the funds of such county, receiving such deposit with the county auditor of the county in which such executor or guardian shall be discharged of his trust in respect to such payment, to such executor or guardian shall sum had been made to such heir, legate, Sec. 5. If any help, ward of creditor, or attorney, is required, a final decree of distribution, or his heresy or assists, shall not claim the sums so received, or the sums paid to the date when they are so deposited, the date when they are so deposited, the county revenue fund of said county. Proceed with the same action only any time be allowed to the claimant for the sums of the act. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 14, 1903. CHAPTER 108—H. F. NO. 401. AN INSTRUCTION 116 of the General Statutes of Minnesota 1904, the same being stated in Minnesota 1904 of the General Statutes 1904, relating to perpetuity challenges. It be enacted by the legislature of the state. State of Minnesota: Section 1. That section 14 in chapter 116 of the General Statutes of Minnesota for 1878, the general being section 7384 of the General Statutes of Minnesota for 1894, be and is hereby amended so as to read as follows: Section 14. If the offense charged is punishable with death, or with imprisonment in the state prison for life, the state and the State peremptory challenges and the defendant to twenty peremptory challenges. On a trial for any other offence, the state is entitled to three peremptory challenges and the defendant to five peremptory challenges. Sec. 2. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent herewith are hereby expressly repealed. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 14, 1903. CHAPTER 197-H.F. NO. 468. AN ACT to validate and legalize bonds heretofore issued or purporting to have been issued under chapter one hundred and fifty-seven (167) of the General Laws of eighteen hundred and ninety-three (1803), entitled "An act to regulate the construction and management of county falls." Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That all bonds heretofore issued or purporting to have been issued by any county in this state under chapter 11 of the Act and fifty-seven (157) of the General Laws of eighteen and ninety-three (1893), entitled "An act to regulate the construction and management of county jails," be and the same are hereby validated and legalized in all things and the same are hereby declared to be valid and binding obligations on the county or counties issuing the same, providing that the same shall have been issued in conformity with the provisions of sections 11 and 12 of the Act and twenty-eight (28) of said chapter one hundred and fifty-seven (157) of the General Laws of eighteen hundred and ninety-three (1893). Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 14, 1908. CHAPTER 108-H. F. NO. 467. AN ACT to amend chapter one hundred and fifty-seven (157) of the General Laws of eighteen hundred and ninety-three (1893), being issued at the request of the construction and management of county jails, and to amend the title of said act. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That the title of chapter one hundred and fifty-seventh (157) of the General Laws of eight hundred and ninety-three (183), be amended as to read An act to regulate the construction and maintenance of county jails, and sheriff's residences and provide funds for the sale of the taxable taxation or by the issuance of county bonds. Sec. 2. That section one (1) of chapter one, hundred and fifty-seven, is the one of the first law of the county law, and is not a new hundred and ninety-three (1833) of the amended so as to read as follows: Section 1. County commissioners authorized to constitute and maintain a jail and sheriff's residence. The county commissioners in every county shall have authority to construct and maintain a jail and sheriff's residence. The safetykeeping of prisoners and also adjoining and connected with such jail a residence for the use of the sheriff during his tenure of the county. The county law of the county of chapter one hundred and fifty-seven (157) of the General Laws of eighteen hundred and ninety-three (1833), be amended so as to read as follows: Section 26. Funds, how provided—Before making any contract for the erection of either a county jail or sheriff's rest of the office, or both, if the commissioners to take steps to provide the necessary funds, either by levying a sufficient tax for the purpose upon the taxable property of the county for or by issuing the funds of the county for the use of the county by the proposed provided, that no bonded indebtedness shall be created under this act in excess of such limit as has been for may here- see the Act. This act shall take effect and be in force from 1986 its passage. April 1986. CHAPTER 100-H. F. NO. 46L. AN ACHT to amend 44 of chapter 6 of the General Statutes and chapter 6 of the General Laws of 1881 general session; as amended to chapter 6 of the General Laws of 1881 special session, as amended to chapter 6 of the General Laws of 1883, and being as amended section 333 of the General Laws of 1883, relating certain funds. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That section 44 of chapter 6 of the. General Statutes of 1878, as amended by section 1 of chapter 6 of the General Laws of 1881, general session, as amended by section 1 of chapter 39 of the General Laws of 1881, special session, as amended by section 1 of chapter 19 of the General Laws of 1883, and being as amended section 333 of the General Statutes of 1894, be amended to read as follows, viz.: The state treasurer is authorized to borrow and use temporarily from funds having an available balance in the treasury, six hundred thousand dollars, or as much thereof as may be necessary to supply any deficiency that may exist in the revenue fund; provided, it will not impair said respective funds so that they cannot meet all demands as the exigencies may require; and provided further, that the interest received on deposits of permanent trust funds in banks shall be apportioned to the proper current fund. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and on its passage. Imposed by the Act of 1913. CHAPTER 200-II - F, NO. 433. ACTION to amend section one (1) of the 1913 Act of 1913. (634) General Laws. Minnesota, 1909, relating to the allowance of expenses of the State of Minnesota. It is enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section one (1) of chapter three hundred and forty-one (314) General Laws. Minnesota, 1909. A Section 1. That in all counties in this state the sum of eight percent of the population of schools does not exceed the sum of eighteen percent of the population of said county be not less than one hundred and fifty thousand (150,000), but the sum of such superintendent a reasonable sum for traveling expense and expenses incurred in the administration of such low such superintendent a reasonable sum for traveling expense and expenses incurred in the administration of such allowed shall not in the aggregate, ( $20) dollars in any year. The provisions of the compensation of the superintendent is the same as the compensation of the superintendent is the same is established by general law. It is be in force from and after January 6th, Approved April 14, 1903. CHAPTER 201-10. F. NO. 386 money received from liquor licenses in townships outside of the limits of in- corporation. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota money received from licenses issued by the board of county commissioners to sell into issuers, outside of the incorporated villages and cities, shall say money shall be paid into the county treasury, and money shall be paid into the bridge and, one-half of said money shall be paid into the treat- ments may be issued, to be used for the licenses may be issued, to be used for the bridge and maintenance and the same to be expended under direction of Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and govern the school's passage. Approved April 14, 1963. CHAPTER 202-H. F, NO. 303. A special school district within certain special school districts within the public school district presents school districts from such terrace. Be it enacted by the legislature of the state. State of Minnesota: Section 1. Any special school district within this state containing an area of ten congressional townships or more may be subdivided and new independent school districts created from portions of such territory in the manner hereinafter provided; but no new district shall contain more than two congressional townships, nor shall any district created therefrom be so formed as to divide any incorporated village into two or more districts. Sec. 2. Whenever the people residing in any portion of such special school district shall desire to create an independent school district from a portion of such territory, they shall present to the board of county commissioners of the county in which such school district is situated, a petition signed by a majority of the freeholders residing in the territory proposed to be so organized, asking to be organized into an independent school district, which petition shall be accompanied by a plat showing the metes and bounds of such Sec. 2. Upon presentation to the board of county commissioners aforesaid of a petition of roat, the said commissioners shall fix a time and place for a hearing on such application, which hearing shall be due to the date of fixing the same, and they shall also cause to be published in the official paper of the board of county commissioners and of the time and place of the application and of the time and place of the hearing thereon; they shall also cause to be furnished a copy of said petition and plat. Sec. 4. At the time and place fixed for the hearing on said petition, the persons of the board of county commissioners are subject to the tablishment of such independent district, may appear and be heard thereon if after such hearing the said commission is for the general good of the schools and cause of education, they shall make an order establishing such independent, and the other of the school and the other together with the petition and plat showing the metes and bounds thereof, to be recorded in the record of their proceedings. Sec. 5. The county superintendent of schools shall within thirty days after receiving the report of the board of county commissioners and the other of such district, cause written notices to be posted in three places within such district, of the time and place where the school and the other of the school and the other education for such independent district, at which time they may also transact such other business and the other public information and management, and the other of such district; such officers shall hold their respective offices until their successes are provided by law. Sec. 6. Districts organized under the underlay of the laws now in force in relation to indemnity of the schools of which is hereby made applicable districts organized under the education of any district organized under this act shall be required to provide education of children to and from the schools and regulations as they may adopt, and may require sufficient bonds for the faithfulness of the schools, and be liable just rights of possession to the original district, including its own funds, and be liable for its equitable funds, and be liable for its equitable funds. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. CHAPTER 203—H. F. NO. 571 AN ACT to amend section eight (8) of chapter two hundred and sixty-nine (269) of the General Laws of eighteen hundred and ninety-seven (1897), as amended by chapter two hundred and five (205) of the General Laws of nineteen hundred and one (1901), relating to Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota that section eight (8) of chapter two hundred and sixty-nine (269) of the Code of Procedure and ninety-seventy (197), as amended by chapter two hundred and five (206) of the Code of Procedure and ninety-seventy (197), as amended as to read as one (1041), be amended so as to read as Section 8. The official reports allowable publication may publish under this regulation any reports of the commission, insurance commission, commissioner of state agricultural society, and the state horticultural society. The annual report of the governor of the commission of the department of Minnesota. Grand reports and publications of the state historical records of the governor of the commission. Institute annual; provided that the board of administration of said Minnesota farmers is authorized to print commission the account now appended to the official reports of the following commission: institute manual, public instruction, public examiner, adjutant general, state librarian, dairy and food commission, charities, attorney general, governor's message and executive order, boards, commissioners, societies and state institute commission, the support of such boards, commissions, societies and state institute commission, shall be published by the respective officer thereof to be published by the commission, commissioners, societies and state institute commission, with the commissioners of public printing in order to govern. The governor, upon reviewing such reports, will send commissioners of printing; and said commissioners of printing, and said commissioners with the printing expert, to examine said reports and such reports, such reports as are directed by law to be published, and are reported by publication. Those publications whose publication is not mandatory may be active or to the public; and shall determine the number of each report to be published, except where other species are required when a charge is allowed for binding, no charges are allowed for binding, stabling, attaching, end papers, drying volumes, but all these, items of work shall be deemed to be required in the binding. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be enforced in the manner described in passage. Approved April 14, 1963. CHAPTER D-11. F. NO. 305. AN act passed in each county of the State of Minnesota by the payment of such excises we are to pay in the trial and preparation no trial or criminal case, and in investigations of the auditing and payment of such excises for the auditing and payment of such excises. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 11.10.1. The county commissioners of each county in this state are hereby authorized to meet their first meeting in January of each year, from any fund they in the county have received, in the amount to be fixed by a said board of county commissioners, a sum of money not more than one thousand dollars, to be paid to the county as a contingent fund for the purpose of defraying such necessary expenses as are not otherwise provided for in section 11.10.2. Provided for in the trial and preparation of such necessary expenses as are not otherwise provided for in section 11.10.3. Provided for in the payment of such necessary expenses as are not otherwise provided for in section 11.10.4. Sec. 2. The county attorney of each county first laid and obtained of the district court, or any judge thereof, in and empowered to incur the expenses specified in section 11.10.5. (1) of this act, so far as permitted by law, to be appropriated by said board of county commissioners. Sec. 3. All disbursements from said court are made in the usual manner by the court, and are executed upon the warrant of the auditor of each court, executed and delivered in an amount, and to the person designated by the court, and to any judge of the district court for Sec. 4. Before any such approval shall be endorsed upon any such order of any county attorney so applying for the same, it shall be the duty of said county attorney so applying for the same, to present to said judge of the district court an itemized and detailed statement of the expenses, for the payment of which he then makes application, and which statement shall be verified by said county attorney in the usual manner, provided for the verification of claims against the counties of this state. Sec. 5. Immediately upon such judge of the district court affixing his endorsement to said order of the county attorney, said judge, if in his opinion the public interests will not be prejudiced thereby, and if he be of the opinion that the public interests would be prejudiced thereby, then as much as the public interest will permit, shall file in the office of the county auditor of the county on which said order is drawn, said itemized and verified list so furnished by said county attorney. Sec. 6. Any sum remaining in said land on the date of the county county may then be bequeathed to the county auditor to the general county revenue. Sec. 7. During the year 1903 the exp. amount of this act shall be paid in the manner prescribed by the county treasury not specially appropriated or for other purposes. This act shall be in force from and after its passage. Sec. 8. This act shall be enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: to conveyances of real property within this state made in 1888 by a married man has conveyed real property directly to the county treasury, declared to be legal and valid, and the records actually recorded in the office of the proper county and such conveyances and records thereof shall have the same force or notice, evidence or otherwise as are conveyances in other cases. Provided that the sum not applied to any action or proceeding now pending in any action or proceeding this act shall not be construed to extend to the property have been acquired by third parties. Sec. 2. This act shall effect and be in force from and after its passage. CHAPTER 206—H. F. NO. 62. AN ACT to amend chapter 322 of the AN ACT to amend chapter 322 of the Laws of New York to prohibit the "binding pign," and other places and devices for keeping, selling or using intoxicating liquors in the hands of handling intoxicating liquors under false and illicit conditions to effect the unlawful handling of intoxicating liquors unlawfully handed, together with the appliances used in such unlawful handling. ing or hating Be it enacted by the legislature of the Missouri: State of amherst Section 1. Th. section 1 of chapter 10 of the General Law of the State of Minnesota for the year 1801 be amended so follows: as every person who shall directly or indirectly keep or maintain, by beating, by beating with others, who shall in any manner aid, assist or abet in keeping or maintaining any blind or deprived places in which intoxicating liquors are present, or in any other places in which intoxicating liquors are sold as a贩售品 or for an unfair distribution or division among the members of whatever within, within the limits of which the person is vested with a voted against granting license to sell intoxicating liquors, or whereby the person is vested with a barrier to the sale of intoxicating liquors is forbidden, the person who shall remain in receiving, bartering or selling kept, and every person who, as agent, or as owner, is any person of any building, premises, knowing that it is intended to build a building, premises, to be a building, or any person who permits any building or premises, to be a building, or any person who permits any building or premises, to be a building, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall be punished as hereafter set forth. Sec. 3. Any acts or parts of acts incom- pensible to the protection of the person. Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. CHAPTER 21-II F NO 709. AN ACT providing for the isolation of an crime, from like public gaze, by requiring vehicles and patrol wagons for the protection of penalties for omission to obey Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: State of Minnesota: Section 1. Whenever any public official, or any person acting as such, in the State of Minnesota, in cities having a population of more than 50,000 inhabitants, shall have the care and custody of persons either charged with, or convicted of crime, in transferring said persons from one place of trial, hearing or detention to another such place, or in transferring said persons to a place of trial, hearing or detention, and the said transfer or transfers are made in a public vehicle, or at the expense of the public in any vehicle, it is hereby declared the duty of such public official to provide a closed conveyance for such transfer, wherein said person or persons so transferred shall be safe from the general gaze. Said vehicle shall be closed at the sides, front and rear, with only such apertures as may be necessary for the admission of light and air. Sec. 2. Any person or persons who shall hereafter transfer any such prisoner from public view, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, sinnous, and shall oppose and conviction therefore shall pursue thereafter. § 3. This act shall take effect and hold the first day of February, 1908, at 10 a.m. 1908, 10 A.M. CHAPTER 200-H. F. P. NO. 75. N ACT to amend section twelve hours and one hour (120) of the General Statutes and one (120) of the General Statutes dred ninety-four (184), relating to the federal laws of 1844. incorporated certain Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of New York Section 1. That section twelve hundred Y1200 of the General Statutes of the State of Minnesota of eightteen hundred is hereby amended, to read as follows: Section 1200. Any district, section, or county, in the State of Minnesota, willege, and in the State of Minnesota, block, also the lands adjacent thereto, which are certified by a certified according to the laws of the state, register of deeds for the county in which the land is located, and territory containing a resident population of not less than one hundred thousand acres in a willege under this act in the following Jon. 2. That section twelve hundred one and a half miles of the State of Minnesota of eight hundred nine miles be unbounded so as to read as follows: Section 1201. Twenty-five or more of lands so to be incorporated, may petition county in which the whole or larger part of time and place will be where the election may vote for or against such incorporation; boundaries of such territory, with their courses and distances, the quantity of proposed village, and the number of persons which shall have been duly ascertained by a census taken of the resident population; it may be on some day not more than five days a month when said petition is presented to shall be verified by at least three of said persons; and that such has been accurately taken, and that facts in said petition contained are true. Se. 2. This act shall take effect and impose the provisions of its passage. Approved April 14, 1863. CHAPTER 90-II. F. NO. 706. AN ACT extending the time within which a board of fifteen freeholders hereto appointee shall be appointed by the General Laws of Minnesota for 1809 may prepare, frame and execute the proposed charter of an incorporated city. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota; Section 1. Wherever a board of fifteen members of the General Court or to frame a charter for any incorporated company of chapter 51 of the General laws of the state, the overall act of amendment thereof, and the overall act of return to the chief magistrate of the charter within six months after its application, within one year from and after the passage in manner as provided in said chapter, and the same and all of the procedure and the same and all of the procedures all purposes be valid and of the same force as though the said draft and all of the same purposes be valid and of the same months after the appointment of said magistrate. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 14, 1903. CHAPTER 210-H. F. NO. 682, AN ACT to authorize county commissioners to grant additional salary to county auditors certain cases. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That in counties having a population of not less than twenty-eight thousand, the inhabitants where the annual salary of the county auditor is arbitrarily fixed by special law at twelve hundred (1,200) dollars or less, the county commissioners may grant such county auditors a minimum of 1000 dollars not to exceed 41x hundred (900) dollars and 100x tax. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 14, 1903. CHAPTER 211-H. F. NO. 171. AN ACT to locate and establish the second states fish hatchery at or within two miles of the change of Glenwood, in the County of Pope, Minnesota, and to empower, authorize and direct the board of game and fish commissioners of the State of Minnesota to acquire a second state to act, in the case of the maintain the same, and to appropriate money therefor. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That the second state fish hatchery of fish, as provided by the laws of the state of Minnesota, may be located at or within two miles of the location of the second state fish hatchery of Pope and State of Minnesota, and the second state fish hatchery, known as the second state fish hatchery shall be located on the board of games and control of the board of games and control of the board of games and now constituted and existing by virtue of the laws. Sec. 4. There is hereby appropriated $20,000 for the state treasury not otherwise appropriated state treasury not otherwise appropriated $20,000 for the state treasury not otherwise appropriated thousand dollars ($10,000) and said sum thousand dollars ($10,000) for the state treasury not otherwise appropriated July 31, 1963, and ten thousand dollars for the fiscal year ending July 31, 1963. The shall make effect and be in force from the date of its passage. Approved April 14, 1963. CHAPTER 22-L-1. F. NO. 87. AN ACT to amend section sixty two (62)章 of the General Laws of the State to amend the internal improvement fund, to aid the internal improvement fund, and to improve roads in certain counties of this state, appealing certain appropriations precedent to build roads in certain counties of this state. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota; Section I. That section sixty-two (62) of chapter three hundred and nine (300) of the General Laws of 1901 be amended to as to read as follows: Section 62. That the sum of two hundred (200) dollars is hereby appropriated to the said fund, to aid in building a steel bridge across the Cannon river, in the town of Warsaw, at the outlet of Cannon lake, in section four (4), township one hundred and nine (109), range twenty-one (21), in Rice county. Minnesota. The work shall be done under the supervision of a committee consisting of Charles Hutchinson and W. C. Blodget, of the city of Farnbault, and R. H. L. Jewett of Rice county, Minnesota, and two of said commissioners may act in the premises. Provided that if the said commissioners find that the sum hereby appropriated is insufficient to build said bridge, they may expend the same to the improved segment of the approaches to said bridge. GENERAL LAWS OF MINNESOTA PASSED AT THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION OF 1903. and of the road along the north shore of said Cannon lake. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 14, 1903. CHAPTER 213.—H. F. NO. 808. AN ACT entitled an act to empower cities now or hereafter having a population of over fifty thousand in中华人民共和国, and the new law which will allow the new law without any petition thereon, and to legalize assessments for the cost thereunder, or hereafter made. BY: E. O. CRANS, the legislature of the State of Minnesota. Section 1. That in cities of this state now or hereafter having a population of over fifty thousand inhabitants, when any sidewalk therein becomes old, decayed or worn, and unsafe for public travel thereunder, the common council of such city may, by a four-fifths vote of all members elect thereof, and without petition of the owners of any property fronting thereon, order and cause the same to be removed, and the other sidewalk of the same or different material, and cause the necessary cost and expense thereof to be assessed against property benefited by such improvement, the same as for the same or other construction of sidewalks upon any street. Sec. 2. That all assessments heretofore the construction of new sidewalks, to take the place of walker prescriptions have been made without any petition therefor by the owner, on be, and the same are hereby legalized and proceeding now pending wherein the construction of any new sidewalk, to extend as if a proper petition therefor had been presented; provided that nother than one person may be appointed to be contested by any property in owner. Sec. 3. That act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved Amendment II-14-H F. No. 888. AN ACT to provide for payment of expenses of President Rosevelt and Admiral Schley, and to appropriate money therefor. B Act to appropriate legislation of the State of Minnesota. B Act to appropriate two hundred (200), or so much thereof as may be necessary, is hereby appropriated to pay for decorations appropriate, to pay for decorations appropriate, to entertain President Rosevelt and Admiral Schley, effect and be in force from and after its passage. CHAPTER 215-H F. No. 278. AN ACT to repeal the first provision of Chapter 1001, and to authorize any and all municipal corporations of less than ten thousand dollars in special law or special charter to avail of the provisions of chapter 107, Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That the first provise of section six (8) of chapter one hundred and seventy-one which provises as follows: "Provisions which provise as follows: 'Apply to any city or village of this state having a population of less than ten thousand persons.'" and the same hereby is repeated. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and implement the provisions of this passage. Approved April 14, 2014. CHAPTER 210-H. F. NO. 288. AN ACT to legalize and validate the de- fense of the United States against gages, powers of attorney and other instruments and the record thereof. record there. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. Any acknowledgment to any other instrument hereof taken before other instrument hereof taken before the court, under the state of the county attorney, under the state of the county attorney, deed, mortgage, power of attorney or embalm as valid and effectual to all inquiries made as a result and effectual to all inquiries made in effect in all respects for the purposes of this section, though said deputy auditor was at the time personally authorized by law to do so, was publicly authorized by law to do so. Sec. 2. The provisions of this act shall near any court in this state. S. This act shall take effect and be executed in his passage. Approved April 14, 1902. CHAPTER 218 F. NO. 502 AN Act of the General Laws of the State of Illinois of the United States of America, "An act entitled. An act to create a commissioner and prescribe its duties. "An act entitled. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That the title of chapter 158 of the Bible be the year 1807 and the same is hereby the year 1807 but the words, "and to prescribe the duties of the word," are now the word, "neither therewith so that said title is given." "An act entitled, an act to create a board of state drainage commissioners and prescribe its duties, and to prescribe the duties of boards of county commissioners in connection therewith." Provided this act shall not apply to anything done or omitted to be done by any board of county commissioners, acting under said chapter 318, prior to the passage of this act. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 14, 1903. CHAPTER 218—H. F. NO. 824. AN ACT to add certain lands to Itasca State Park. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. The west half (w%) of the west half (w%) of the west half (w%) of the west half (w%) of sections twenty (20), twenty-nine (29) and thirty-two (32), of township one hundred forty-three (143), north of range thirty-five (35) west, situated in Hubbard county in the State of Minnesota, is hereby added to and made a part of Itasca State Park. Said tracts of land are hereby declared to be park property and subject to the operation of all existing laws applicable to said park. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be enforced in the course of its passage. Approved April 14, 1963. CHAPTER 212-H. F. NO. 379. AN ACT legalizing the appointment of officers made without notice in certain cases. Be it enacted by the legislature of the Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 14, 1986. CHAPTER 20- H. F. NO. 208. * The State shall define the title to real estate in certain cases where the boundaries of school are limited to the extent permitted to limit the time for commencing actions concerning the same. The legislature of the State concerned Be it enforced by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. Whenever the limits of any school district, or city or village constituting a common or an independent or special school district, have heretofore been extended 80 as to include a portion of the territory of any adjoining school district, or whenever a portion of any school district in any way has been added to an adjoining school district, and such enlarged school district has claimed thereby to have acquired title to, or has thereafter assumed to have title to, any real estate within such enlarged territory which was owned at the time of such enlargement by the school district from which such territory was taken, such enlargement shall be deemed by such enlargement to have acquired title to such real estate and such title is hereby legalized and declared to be in such school district by whatever corporate name known, its successors and assigns, as fully and effectually as if a specific grant thereof had been made to such enlarged district, unless the school district from which such territory was taken its successors in interest shall prior to establish its claim to the said real property or an interest therein. The recovery of any such real property, or of the possess- ance thereof, shall be maintained by any school district shall be maintained by any school district from which the same was taken or shall have been commenced prior to Sec. 3. The term school district in this act shall mean and include the school and special or public. Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and appropriate to the passage. Approved April 14, 1903. CHAPTER 22-H. F. NO. 889. AN ACT to establish and maintain farm- institutes in institutes and to app- Be it enacted by the legislature of the state of Minnesota: thousand dollars ($18,000) shall be and be hereby annually appropriated, beginning in the year 2015, for the maintenance of farmers' institutes to be held in the several counties of the state. Sec. 2. That the average cost of sale of equipment appropriation shall not exceed the sum of the average cost of sale of equipment and in such expenditures shall only be included as legitimate and necessary the structures and a reasonable concession for the equipment and his traveling and needless the necessary outfit of models, charge outlines, etc., and the expense compartment to the nolding of these institutes, in included in calcu- average cost. That none of those moneys shall be expended for ball rent fights, lights, and other equipment of instructors other than those regularly employed in the construction of this act, and on and after Aug. 31, thereby said board shall be con- Sec. 3. This board of administration in the school must therefore to appoint a subcommittee of independent farmers' institutes. The board must form a term of office shall commence on August 1, 2015, and shall continue for two years subcommittee and shall continue for the board of administration. Sec. 7. The board of administration must arrange the institutes to be held in a place where such institutes shall be held during each year and shall audit the institutes. Sec. 8. The duties of the superintendent, viz., to Superintendent the several institutes located at herein provided; to engage in examination and to receive, examine and report upon all from established appropriation; and at detailed report of all the year to make a detailed report of his direction with an itemized report of all the year to make a detailed report during the year last past to said institutes. That the expense of such institutes with the salary of said institutes fifteen hundred (1500) dollars per annum, fifteen hundred (1500) dollars per annum, intendence, and all other money named in this act shall be paid out of said institutes rants issued by the state auditor, which will be submitted upon the certificate of the superintendent's bays approved by the president of the institutes. Sec. 10. That said board of administration, auditing board, and shall receive and audit reports and accounts of said superintendent each fiscal year. Such auditing by said board of administration will be proved by said board of administration as called for in this act shall be filed in Sec. 11. That said board of administration shall cause to be published annually the necessary expenses for such publication free from distribution to the farmers of the "Farmers' Institute Annual." By be called "Farmers' Institute Annual," the necessary expenses for such publication must be made. All accounts for such publication must be made in the annual report made as heinbefort provides. Sec. 12. In arranging for such farmers' institutes, they shall be held so far as possible at times and places when most convenient to the farmers of this state, each meeting shall continue for not less than one day nor more than three days, with morning, afternoon and when practicable, evening sessions; each shall be free to the public and each shall consist of practical and instructive lectures upon topics pertaining to the farm and home, with incidents and addresses, discussions and illustrations of such methods and practices as possess real merit and are adapted to the conditions of our agriculture; the sole object and purpose of these institutes being to disseminate practical knowledge upon questions pertaining to agriculture, horticulture, stock and dairy farming with the least expense and inconvenience to the people of the state. Sec. 12. It is hereby provided that the securities which may be made prior to an issuance of the securities may be made prior to an issuance of the fiscal year from a fund already provided for the fiscal year following that not be made. The fiscal year following shall not be made until the fund that the fund then to be due has already made the securities by the act of legislature. By this statute the statute's seasons can be met and be made harmonious with the fiscal year of the state. Sec. 14. All acts inconsistent with this act are hereby repealed. Sec. 15. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approve April 14, 1863. CHAPTER 22. H.-F. H. NO. 490. AN act to amend and neglect of wife or children of persecuted and neglect of wife or children of persecuted and neglect of wife or children of the maintenance thereof; to take the abandonment and neglect unlawful; and to be it amended by the legislature thereof. It be enacted by the legislature thereof. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. On complaint being made to the judge, the judge is to adjudicate a municipal court by the wife of a son accusing such person of wilfully harming the wife, properly food, clothing and shelter, or child, or minor child under fifteen years of age, the justice or judge shall take such person to the court of such wife, and shall逊 issue permission to the shearif or constable of such wife, and directed to the shearif or constable of such wife, to bring such accused person before the justice or judge to answer such com- Sec. 2. The justice or judge shall enter into a contract with the State of Minnesota is plaintant and the accession is defendant, and make such other determinations as he may require. On the return of the warrant with the accused, the justice or judge shall enter into a contract with the plaintiff and such other witnesses as may complain, and such examination shall be reduced to writing by the justice or judge, and such examination shall be removed of such action as in a criminal examination before the justice of the Sec. 3. If such accused person pays or secures to be paid to the wife complaining such situation, she shall offer or as property to receive in full satisfaction of, Defective Page which order or agreement the justice or judge docked and shall also pay all expenses and the costs of prosecution and shall dock the pocket and shall also pay all expenses and in such sum as the justice or judge shall dock the pocket and shall also pay all expenses proved by the justice or judge, conditioned that he will furnish such child food, food care and clothing, then the justice or judge shall discharge such ac- Sec. 4. In case any person accused as aforesaid does not comply with the provisions of the preceding sections and there is probable cause for belief that he is guilty as charged in the complaint, the justice or judge shall require such person to enter into recognizance with one or more sufficient sureties to be approved by the justice or judge in a sum of not less than $100 nor more than $500, to appear at the next term of the district court for the proper county to answer the said complaint and abide the order of said court thereon; and on his neglect or refusal to give such recognizance the justice or judge shall commit him to fail of the county, there to be held to answer such complaint at the next term of such court; and such justice or judge shall thereupon certify the examination taken before him and return the same and all processes and papers in the case to the clerk of said court. Sec. 5. If at any time there is any order to a continuance of the cause, and order a continuance of the cause, and order the recognition and the same shall be provided that, if the surreies in the recourse court shall be received by the court surreier the accused and request the court surreier the accused and request if the court shall for any cause deem it proper, such court may order a new recourse defendant until he gives such new recourse defendant until he gives such new recourse Sec. 8. Upon the trial of the action, the issue shall be whether the accrued legal costs are paid to the parties to the claim of the claim of the accrued life shall be adjusted to pay such wife and wife and the cost of the claim in such manner and at such times as the court may fix and direct. Sec. 8. Upon the action shall disobey such order of direction, the court may sequester his personal estate and the rents of profits, said real estate of the property and the right to the sale of the property or direction. Or the court, whenever it shall find the fact to be that the case is in effect, shall be subject to the form of the case, from any source sufficient to enable him to pay the sum or sums specified in such order, so to do so, may punish such person for contempt and the court, if it shall have been paid to the other, to the other, to the same, or obey such order, may cause such sums or obey such order, may cause such a judgment and the court to be in effect, and the direction of the court, or in the direction of the court until the said per-client sureties, in an amount to be prescribed by the court, conditioned to pay the sum or sums of the orders and the order of the orders and the direction of the order, which, see, in all cases brought under the provisions of the law, shall be applied to the a competent witness against her husband without his consent, and may be subdued and compelled to testify against him. Sec. 9. That Chapter 816, General Laws of State, of the State, shall be issued in 1901, 1904, 1905, 1906, 1907, 1908, 1909, 1910, 1911, 1912, 1913, 1914, 1915, 1916, 1917, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1921, 1922, 1923, 1924, 1925, 1926, 1927, 1928, 1929, 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1936, 1937, 1938, 1939, 1940, 1941, 1942, 1943, 1944, 1945, 1946, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. All instruments heretofore executed or issued by any village of this state purporting to be bonds of such village and to have been issued in pursuance of authority of the legislature of the State of Minnesota authorizing villages to issue bonds for lawful improvements are hereby declared to be binding and valid bonds and obligations of the village issuing them, provided only— First—That a resolution authorizing the issue of bonds for the purpose or purposes stated in such bonds was adopted by the council of the village issuing the same. Second—That the legal voters of any such village, at an election held for that purpose, by a majority of all votes cast, voted to issue bonds for the purpose or purposes stated in such bonds. Third—That the aggregate bonded indebtedness of any such village at the time such bonds were issued and including any and all such bonds did not exceed 15 per centum of the assessed valuation of the taxable property of such village as indicated by the assessment of such property last preceding the issue of such bonds. Sec. 2. Nothing herein contained shall be construed as legalizing bonds now in litigation. This act grant the state and be the force in passage. Approved April 14, 1903. CHAPTER 222-H. F. NO. 600. AN ATLAS of county attorney and assistants of the county attorney and assistants State of Minnesota having a population of 1,000,000 inhabitants and not more than two hun- dreds inhabitants. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That in all counties in this state have or may have hereto have according to the last completed state or national census, a population of not less than one hundred and fifty thousand (200,000) inhabitants; two hundred thousand (200,000) inhabitants; the salary of the county attorney shall be and is hereby fixed at four thousand five hundred (40,000) counties of the county, in all such counties the salary of the district county attorney shall be and is hereby fixed at two thousand seven hundred (40,000) counties of the county, in all the salaries shall be payable out of the county treasury in equal monthly instalments. Sec. 2. All acts and parts of acts independent of the state, repealed, Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 14, 1903. CHAPTER 225-H. F. NO. 622 AN ACT to amended section one (1) of chapter three hundred and twelve (812) of the General Laws of eighteen hundred and ninety-seven (1807) entitled, "An chapter of the section of the General Laws of eighteen hundred and five (1885), entitled," An act to amend a chapter of the General Laws of eighteen hundred and eighty-nine (1889), relating to the same, and lease of mineral and other lands belonging to the State of Minnesota. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That section one (1) of chapter three hundred and twelve (312) of the General Laws of eighteenth hundred and nineteenth hundred and the same is defined in §31.6. (31.6) The application for a mineral lease as herein provided shall be in such form as the landlord describes. It shall correctly describe the land desired to be leased, and shall contain the aggregate, shall not exceed one hundred thousand dollars, any one lease, unless some of the described shall be fractional subdivisions, in which case the number may exceed the number mentioned. Before any lease shall be granted, the lease shall be terminated by the sum of twenty-dive ($25.00), and the first person or corporation making the sum of $25.00 to the state auditor shall be entitled to receive the lease herein provided for. In case two or more persons shall apply for the lease at the same time, then the one who will be entitled to receive the lease shall be entitled to receive the lease first provided for in the act. Persons applying to mean all persons making applications for the same minute of time, at the office of the state auditor, will be simultaneously standing in line, or who are in process of advancing, in the audition,ance forthwith and present for filing property. Separate applications made by the same mail delivery shall also be at the moment of delivery. Applications for or more applications are received for the same property. If the state auditor shall fix a time at which said lease will be offered to the highest bidder, time so fixed the state auditor shall offer the lease to be signed, and will pay the largest sum thereof, such notice to be sent to the state auditor. If such applicants, by registered mait, and the privilege being in person at bid upon said lease or to the state auditor accompanied by a certified check, for the amount of such bid, will receive the lease. mail shall be considered as shall be required at the time of offering such lease; prosecutions being received by mail at the same time at which personal applications are received by mail; persons who have applied at the same time by mail; or by mail, shall receive a notice, as auditor will offer such lease, and the granting thereof and the proceedings in such case. It it shall be the duty of the auditor to make upon each application presented to the person for the application to preserve all of such applications in his possession. The holder of a mineral lease, secured as above provided, shall have the right to make the lands embraced therein for the period of one (1) year from the date of the lease, and prospect on said land shall terminate until the person for the same lands shall be issued to the same person for two (2) years in succession. Provided, that no iron ore shall be re- maintained after the execution has been executed. Provided, that no corporation hereafter holding a lease under the provisions of section twenty- (22) of the General Laws of Minnesota and ninety-seven (1890), or under sections one (1) and two (2) of the General Laws of Minnesota for the year (1890), on any lands belonging to the state, which leases shall have applied to the commissioner of the state, or in an order or in said chapter provided, or who may hereafter hold in make such application, and who prior to have made payment, or if the same has not yet made payment, or if the same has not yet made payment, or if the amount due amount due have a prior right to demand and receive from said commissioner, or it shall be the duty of said land commissioner, and deliver such contract to said person, persons or corporation or de- mes 2. This act shall take effect and impose the same on its passage. Approved April 14, 1900. CHAPTER 223-H. F. NO. 851. A decree of the probate court in the State of Pennsylvania, declaring the probate of not one hundred and seventy-five thousand two hundred and twenty-five thousand Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota the compensation of judges of the probate court is the sum of the last completed state or national court, to the last completed state or national court, one hundred fifty thousand inhabitants, and not more than fifty thousand inhabitants, is hereby fixed at the sum of four thousand, which shall be paid in equal monthly installments to the county auditor, in each month installments upon warrants of the county auditor. The then last state or national county, the population of which is the population of less than one hundred and twenty-five thousand, nor less than that, such county shall pay the compensation of this act, and whenever, according to such act, he shall exceed two hundred and twenty-five thousand, the provision of this act shall exceed fifty thousand inhabitants, the provision of such county shall no longer apply See. 3. All acts or pars of acts inconsistent with Section 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April. **CHAPTER VII** **F. NO. 8.** The chapter and the first subdivision of section five thousand and six hundred八十八 Regulations of the State of Minnesota. being section ten (10) of the General Laws of 1879, as amended by chapter seventy-two (72) of the General Laws of 1879, relating to evidence. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: State of Minnesota: Section 1. That the first subdivision of section five thousand six hundred and sixty-two (5662) of the General 1804 Statutes in the State of Minnesota, relating to residence by and the same is hereby amended so as to read as follows: First-Husband and wife. A husband cannot be examined for or against his wife without her consent; nor a wife for or against her husband, without his consent; nor can either, during the marriage or afterwards, be without the consent of the other, examined as to any communication made by one to the other during the marriage; but this exception does not apply to a civil action or proceeding by one against the other nor to a criminal action or proceeding for a criminal action or proceeding for a criminal and neglect of the wife or children by the husband. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 14, 1908. and the Belt executed by the legislature of the State of Minnesota; Section 1. That all acknowledgments be taken before any commissioner of the court commission or the court commission of Minnesota, or any United States commissioner duly appointed by the district of Minnesota, be and the records of the same, and the acknowledgments in the State of Minnesota, and the records of the State of Minnesota, and the records of the provisions of this act shall not apply to any action or proceeding now under this Act. 2. This Act shall take effect and govern its passage. Approved April 14, 1966. CHAPTER 22-H. F. NO. 609. AN ACT to determine salaries of county treasurers and county clerks having a population of more than seventy-five thousand and a population of thousand (100,000), and to determine the amount of such clerk service and the offices of such clerk and auditors by the county commissioners. mothers of Be it enacted by the legislature of the Minnesota: State of Minnesota each county of this state having at any time a population of more than one hundred thousand (100,000), as shown in the table, taken the county treasurer thereof shall receive an annual compartment of the sum of three thousand (3,000) dollars times provided by the laws of this state relating to the county auditor and that the county auditor of such county shall receive as annual compartment the sum of thirty-five hundred dollars at the time provided by the laws of this state relating to the compensation of Sec. 2. The board of county commissioners of such county is hereby authorized to appropriate out of the general funds of such county for paying clerk hire in the office of such county treasurer such sum as they shall deem expedient, not exceeding the sum of nine thousand (0,000) dollars per annum. And such board is also hereby authorized to appropriate out of the general funds of such county for clerk hire in the office of such county auditor such sum as they shall deem expedient, not exceeding the sum of fifteen thousand (15,000) dollars per annum. Sec. 3. All acts or parts of acts incom- pensible to the person. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 15. CHARLES F. F. NO. 986. CHAPTER V. F. NO. 986. ANCHORD to section seven thousand and eight hundred fifty-nine (789) hundred ninety-four, relating to hundred ninety-four, relating to paying bounty for tree planting. Signature of the State of Minnesota. Section three thousand and eight hundred fifty-nine. General Statutes of eight hundred ninety-four, be and the same hereby amended so as to Sec. 2. That any person who has her heavenly wings and keeps in a growing, thrifty condition is not a sinner. one acre and not more than ten acres of prairie land with any kind of forest trees, except black locust, and shall plant, or have planted, said trees not more than twelve feet apart each way, and maintain them at that distance by replanting in each year any that may die, shall be entitled to compensation at the rate of two dollars and fifty cents per acre for a period of six years. Provided that this act shall not apply to any railroad company planting trees within two hundred feet of its track, nor to any person planting trees in compliance with an act of congress entitled: "An act to encourage the growth of timber on Western prairies," approved March three, eighteen hundred and seventy-three, or any act amendatory thereto; provided, further, that this act shall not apply to any person who has received bounty under said section seventy. Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and implement the provisions of its passage. Approved April 14, 1963. CHAPTER 211-H. F. NO. 670. AN ACT amending section 80 of chapter Minnesota for the year 1902, the same Minnesota for the year 1902, the same real estate, providing for the penalties relating thereto; the entry of tax judg- ment; the entry of tax judg- ment such delinquent real estate; redemption of such delinquent real estate; redemption of taxes upon real estate so delinquent. Be it enacted by the legislature of the Section 1 Section 10 of chapter 2 of the General Laws of the State of Minnesota, for the year 1902, be and the same is hereby amended to read as follows: Section 60. When refunding in judicial pro屋的扣款，the tax sale is declared void by judgment of court, such judgment shall state for what reason said sale is annulled; and in all cases where any sale has been, or hereafter shall be subject to the order of the grounds stated in section 38.4 of the Act, the money paid by the purchaser at the sale, or by the assignment of the state on taking the assignment certificate shall, with interest at the rate of seven per cent per annum from which the such right has been returned to the purchaser, or assignee, or the party holding his right, out of the county treasury, on the order of the county auditor; provided, that in all ju-proceedings, for refundment, the county, and the other local税务局 has had upon which said refundment is asked, shall be made a party defendant. See 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 14, 1903. CHAPTER 232-H.F. NO. 803. AN ACT to amend chapter three hundred and twelve (312) of the General Laws of nineteen hundred and one (101) of Minnesota, relating to the names of political parties on the official ballot. It be enacted by the legislature of the State Section 1. That chapter three hundred and twelve (312) of the General Laws of Minnesota for the conduct of the relation 'r' relating to the names of political parties on the official ballot, 'b' be the same hereby is enacted. Section 1. That a political party, which is elected at least one-third of the entire vote cast in the state (the same to be elected at least one-third of its state candidates), and which has heretofore voted at least one-third of its state candidates), and which has heretofore voted at least one-third of its state candidates), and which has all elections held in this state, and all elections held in other states, are entitled to use or have printed on the official ballots as a party designation and are not entitled to use or have printed on the official ballots as a party designation and And in no case shall the candidate of the party be entitled to use or have printed on the official ballot as the candidate of more than one political party ballot in accordance with the constitution first filed with the proper officers. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be passed. See Applicant's passage. Approved April 14, 1908. CHAPTER 223-H. F. NO. 462. PAGE 462 215 of the General Law of 1878, being appropriated to the Treasury, 1884, being appropriated to temporary loans to pay appropriations from the revenue fund. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota State of Minnesota: Order of 148 of chapter 215 of the General Laws of 1897, being issued by the State of Minnesota, be amended to read as follows, viz: That the court shall authorize, whenever in their judgment it becomes necessary in order to meet the payment of appropriations from said state, to make such payments with banks or other corporations or permanent auditor against the revenue fund in payment of any claim or demand upon said state, to make such payments that the nature has made or hereafter may make such warrants against such warrants in payment of any claim or demand upon said state, to make such payments that the amount of such warrants outweigh two hundred and fifty thousand dollars. In force from and after its passage, and be in force from and after its passage, Approved April 14, 1903. CHAPTER 234-S. F. NO. 473. 18, 20, 21, and 58 of chapter 217 of the State law for the laws of the State of Minnesota in registration of the title to land in certain counties. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That section one (1) of chapter 237 of the law of the State of Minnesota not a for the year 1901 be amended to read as follows: "In counties of this state having over seventy-five thousand people is a potential for the state to interest in land therein, whether legal or equitable, may apply as herein-after mentioned to have the title of said land registered. The application may be made by any participant personally or by an agent there into lawfully authorized in writing, which authority shall be executed and acknowledged in the same manner and form as is now required as to a deed, and shall be recorded in the office of the public office for making of the application by such agent. A corporation may apply in its own behalf or by its authorized agent, an infant or any other person under disability by his legal guardian. Tenants in common will be the only person in whose behalf the application is made shall be named as applicant plaintiff." Sec. 237. That section five (5) of said chapter 227 is hereby amended to read as for the year "Any number of adjoining places of land in the same county and owned by the same person, and in the same right, or any number of pieces of property in the same county having the same character of title and belonging to the same person, may be included in one application." Sec. 3. That section thirteen (13) of the Judges' Rules of the Court follows. The judges of the district court are appointed by the district court for which they are elected or appointed to appoint one or more competent attorneys to examine of titles and legal documents of titles and the registrar, and each examiner of titles and the registrar, and each examiner of titles and the discretion of the judges of the district court. The examination of titles and legal documents of titles and the discretion of the judges of the district court in and for the district in which the judge is paid in the same manner as the compensation of other county employees is Sec. 4. That section fourteen (14) of the Applicant's agreement follows. If the applicant is not a resident of the state of Minnesota he shall deposit in and for the county wherein the deeds in and for the county wherein the deeds are duly acknowledged, appointing an agent residing in the county, and postponing his name to the office where the deeds are duly acknowledged, agreeing that the service of any legal action against the applicant shall be of the out of the application shall be of the agent as if made on the application within the commonwealth, or the agent so applying the application shall be so faults so to do, the court may dismiss the application by the same applicant, the applications by the said written authority, so recorded, or so affirmed, sufficiently general to cover the case, or Sec. 5. That section fifteen (15) of the Applicant's agreement be to read to the office of the clerk of the court, to the office of the clerk docket the same in a book to clerk docket the same in a book known as the Land Registration Docket. The application shall be entitled (name of the applicant) to the title to (here insert description to the names of all persons named in the application or as having any legal interest brance, right, title or interest in the land and may be found by the report of the examined hereafter provided for to be possessed by the right, title or interest in the land), and also right, title or interest in the land, and may claiming any right, title, estate, lien of the application herein, defendants. All orders, judgments and decrees on the application docket. All final orders or decrees shall behereto in such docket. The applicant after the filing of the application as is practicable, an abstract of title such as the examiner who is to examine the title, the examiner who is to examine the title, down to the date subsequent to the copy of the application in the office Sec. 6. That section 18 of said chapter 237 be amended to read as follows: "If, in the opinion of the examiner, the application for registration, or if the applicant, after an adverse opinion of the examiner, elects to be proposed to be the deserter of the shall, immediately upon the filing of the examiner's opinion or the applicant's election, as the case may be, issue a summings substantially in the form hereafter after the application of the summons shall be issued by the order of the court and attested by the clerk of the court. Whenever, in the opinion of the examiner, the order of the court may be issued in or claim upon the land, he shall state the nature and character thereof in his report, and in all cases where the examiner is the first in the case of the person on the land, the other in the case of the person on the land, if shall be joined as a party in said proceedings and named in the summons as the case may be, in the order of the court, or the claim may be defined, protected and preserved. The summons shall be served upon the state by delivering a copy thereunder at the attorney's home on the land, and in the proceedings and represent the state therein. The judgment and decreed rendered in said proceeding shall adjudicate the same the interest of the state in said land and its claim upon or against the same." Sec. 7. That subdivision one (1) of section 18 of this Act shall be made in chapter 237, be amended to read as shown "Lent claims or rights arising or existing under the laws or the Constitution of the United States, which the statutes of this law are required to appear of record in the reastry." See 8.3 "That section fifty-two (22) of the License to Sell" for a follow: "An owner of registered land shall, if in fee, shall acquire a deed of consent, of its use, to the register of titles in the county where the registered titles are located, certificate shall be purchased, at the same time, and shall be by the register of title shall also be marked 'canceled' and entered into a register of titles a new owner shall prepare and deliver to such grants an owner's duplicate certificate. All inquiries to the title of the registered owner shall be made by the land described in a certificate of title certificates, except for so-called simultaneously released or discharged, the land described in a certificate of title certificates and issue the owner's duplicate certificates of the land not conveyed by the deed. The certificates of the land not conveyed by the deed, by the grisons or some one on his behalf and sale affidavit shall set forth the conditions for whether the grants (except in the case of marriage) are to be married, the name of the husband or Sec. 9. That section fifty-eight (58) of said chapter 237 be amended to read as follows: "Whenever a mortgage upon which a mortgagee's duplicate has been issued is assigned, extended or otherwise dealt with, the mortgagee's duplicate shall be presented with the instrument of designation, excluding otherwise dealing with the mortgage, and a memorial of the instrument shall be made upon the mortgagee's duplicate and upon the original certificate of title. When the mortgagee is discharged or otherwise extinguished, the mortgagee's duplicate shall be surrendered and stamped," cancelled. In case only a part of the charge or of the land is intended to be released, discharged, or surrendered, the entry shall be made by memorial in like manner as before provided, for a release or discharge. The expression of the mortgagee's duplicate certificate shall be conclusive authority to register the instrument therewith presented." Sec. 10. That sections 1, 5, 18, 14, 15, 18, 90, 52 and 58 of chapter 237 of the General Laws of the State of Minnesota for 1901, 1902, 1903, 1904, 1905, 1906, 1907, 1908, 1909, 1910, 1911, 1912, 1913, 1914, 1915, 1916, 1917, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1921, 1922, 1923, 1924, 1925, 1926, 1927, 1928, 1929, 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1936, 1937, 1938, 1939, 1940, 1941, 1942, 1943, 1944, 1945, 1946, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026, 2027, 2028, 202 Sec. 11. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 17, 1903. CHAPTER 233-8 F. NO. 855. AN ACT to authorize cities of over fifty thousand inhabitants to issue and sell their bonds for acquisition of lands for parking and parkway purposes and relating to expenditures for parking and parkway purposes by such cities. E.g., the Act of the legislature of the State of Minnesota. Section I. Any city in this state now or hereafter having over fifty thousand inhabitants is hereby authorized to issue and sell its bonds in any amount up to one hundred thousand dollars for the purpose of adding to its funds available to the population of the park and the parkway purposes by purchase or otherwise, any or all of the money so acquired, to be subject to expenditure by said city in any one year, or from time to time, as may be deemed advisable and any balance resulting on hand at the time of any fiscal year to the credit of the park fund of any such city, from whatever source derived, shall be carried forward as an additional appropriation to that fund for the next ensuing year, but moneys derived from the sale of the park and the funds and hereby authorized shall be expended. and inhabitants. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: 12 which taxes may be in addition to the amount permitted to be levied for other Sec. 3. Such fund shall be extended by the county commission to provide maintenance and repair of county and town roads and bridges in the manner hereinafter pro- Sec. 4. Said county commissioners may be done by contract and invite bids thereafter, and such work, as the county surveys and said board; that all county commissioners may be done by contract and the penditure of over two hundred (200) dollars shall be by contract to the lowest Sec. 5. The county commissioners are hereby authorized to expend of the two hundred dollars ($200) in any one day or transportation of mid board, in view roads Sec. 6. The county commissioners of the county may pay money as they deem advisable in the improvement of any road in any city or village in such county; form a continuation of any county road; purpose mentioned in this section shall be used for the improvement of a one-fifth of the entire road and bridge fund raised in all cases or parts of acts inconsistent with the laws of the county. This act shall take effect and be in force from and upon its passage. Acts 140-141. CHAPTER 21. H. F. NO. 25. AN ACT to prevent the introduction and dangerous plant diseases in the State of Minnesota. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: State of Minnesota: Section 1. The entomologist of the state experiment station is hereby constituted the state entomologist and charged with the execution of this act. He may appoint such qualified assistants as may be necessary, fix a reasonable compensation for their labor, and pay the same; and their acts shall have the same validity as his own; he shall, by himself or his assistants, be the first day of May and the fifteenth day of September, in each year, when requested by the owner or agent, or when he has reasonable ground to believe that any injurious insect pests or dangerous and contagious plant disease exist, carefully examine any nursery, fruit farm or other place where trees or plants are grown for sale, and if found apparently free from any injurious insect pests or dangerous or contagious plant diseases, he shall issue his certificate stating the facts (good for one year unless revoked) and shall collect therefor a fee of five dollars ($5.00) per day and expenses. Sec. 2. The state entomologist shall have authority, when requested by the owner or agents, when he and the agent found, believe, and injurious ineffectuals, or dangerous and contagious plant diseases exist, to enter upon any of the grounds mentioned in section 111, hereof, or prior to the purpose of public or private for the purpose of service, or, in the findings of the other place, infested by any injurious insect pests, or dangerous and unconfident plant diseases, enter upon such premises and establish quarantine regulations. If, in his judgment, any insect pests, or dangerous and unconfident plant diseases, may be indicated by treatment, he may, in writing, order such treatment, and prescribe its kind and character. In case any trees, shrubs or plants are found to be any trees, the would be impracticable to treat them, he may order them burned. A failure for ten days after the delivery of such order to the owner or persons who charge to the destroy such infected or plants as ordered, shall authorize the entomologist to perform this work by himself or his assistants, and to certain the cost hereof. If all the amount of such cost to the owner or person in charge of the premises, and if the same is not paid to him within sixty days of the date of the shipment, the amount of the property at any attorney, whose duty it shall be to process forthwith to collect the same of him in a civil suit, and return the account to be recovered over to the state auditor to be paid. If the money expended, Sec. 3. When nursery stock is shipped from the state from which the stock has been inspected and found to be free from being inspected and found to be free from being contagious plant disease, it shall be shipped to the state, and the state entomologist, by himself or his assistant, who is he or she authorized to inspect such stock is nevertheless infested by any injurious insect present in the stock, and the state entomologist is authorized to inspect the same stock as he or she provided for in section 2 thereof; and if, by reason of ownership of such stock to comply with the treatment, he or she entered, the state entomologist or his assistants are required to perform the duty of the entomologist to certify that stock so treated or destroyed, and that the person in charge of such stock or the person in charge of ten days thereafter, he shall certify the amount thereof which the stock may be found in an afraidvict, and it shall be the duty of the entomologist to certify that which stock may be found in the village, city or town which said stock may be, and the same shall therefore be the duty of the county attorney to collect for worthwhile amount recovered by him in such suit the money expended. Sec. 4. It shall be unlawful for any person to any tree, plants, vines, cuttings and unessence accounted by a certificate of inspection from which the shipment is made showing that the stock has been inspected and that the jurious insect pests, or dangerous and injurious insect pests, or dangerous and injurious any binderance to the carrying out of this act, shall be adjudged not less than one hundred dollars more than one hundred dollars for the costs of the prosecution, and shall stand communal with the crew forthwith turned into the state treasury added to the fund provided for combating injurious insects in Minnesota, in accordance with the provisions thereof shall be paid out of said Sec. 7. This act shall take effect and approved April 17, 1963. June 1, 1963. CHAPTER 223-H. F. NO. 150. The owner's charter for its government as a city, by the charter of Article IV, Section 60. Constitution of Minnesota, of any city, by the amendment of any city, and by the amending of any city, or any village, for its government as a city, under the provisions of the constitution of Minnesota, and of any States enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota. The charter is incorporated prior to the adoption of Article IV, Section 60. Huge desire to be incorporated as a city, may frame a charter for its government as a city, which has already adopted, or may hereafter adopt, the charter under the provisions of Section 60 of Article IV of the Constitution of Minnesota. Statutes enacted in pursuance thereof, may amend such charter as in this act. Sec. 2. The judge or judge of the district which such city or village is situated, or which such city or village is bound or of架门 (30) freeholders, whenever such judge or judge shall deem it village so to do, or upon the presentation such action request, a petition requesting such action request, a petition requesting village, according to the retains of the next preceding election therein shall appear Sec. 3. The freeholders so appointed, or any who shall be the other of them, shall be and for the past five years shall have been qualified, and the number shall permanently, remove from the number. the corporate limits of such city or wil- lable board. The members of any such board whether the same as all ais- slehold board or the same as all ais- slehold office for a term of four years shall hold office for a term of four years case a vacancy shall occur in any such case a vacancy cannot be caused by performance to perform a job or by organization of term of office as be filled by appointment in the same manner as appointed to fill a vacancy caused by resignation or removal from the corpo- ration of term of office until the expiration of the term of the original appointee to whence the vacancy caused by the expiration of fill vacancies caused by the expiration shall hold office for the term of four years. The board shall always contain full committee members shall receive no compensation from the corporation. Any appointment hereafter made to any person, whether a friend or a friend filled with the clerk of the district court, is evaluated, and appointees shall qualify by filing with each clerk a written application and an oath or affirmation to the appointment. Any appointee who fails to so qualify within thirty days after the appointment shall be deemed to have declined such appointment, and in the same manner and with the same effect as though it shall be the duty of the judge or appointee to such board, to make such rules in ref-reports from such board, as may appear to be desirable or necessary for effect. Sec. 4. Such board, so appointed, shall within six (6) months after its appointment, return to the chief magistrate of the election, and the process of posed charter, signed by the members of said board. If a majority thereof of such charter shall be submitted for adoption, the election of each选举 will be subject to the final age at the next election thereof, and the lawmaking authorities shall forthwith on the basis of such age, to the electorate of such charter to the final age of the electorate, to the final election of its adoption may be submitted either at the next general election or at the final election of each选举, as such lawmaking authorities may determine, and whether such election be general or special, it shall be conducted as to the case of each election for such election by the inws of this state. Said lawmaking authorities are hereby empowered to call a special election for such charter or it may be submitted at a special election called for any other purpose. Said lawmaking authorities in calling a final age of the election to the final age of the election, the empowered to fix the date for such special election coincident with the date of the general county or other election, and the date of the final election shall be held at the same voting place as said general election, and the election office for said general election shall act as the election office for the said election, and the election shall be the subject to such election shall be prepared as provided by the general election laws of the state, and the final age of the election shall be proposed to this section. "Shall the proposed new charter be the city (or village) of All ordinances, resolutions and regulations, and any other law or amendment or amendments take effect, and not inconsistent with the provisions thereof, and with the laws and the law-making authorities of each city. Any existing special law applicable to any may be exempted from repeal or modification, but may be amended in said case, if no excepted and inaid thereof as continuing in force, shall be amended in the same case. No local charter, provision or ordinance any general law of the state defining or punishing crimes or misdeeds may be amended by a proposal therefore made by the legislature, and voted voters of such city or village, in the manner specified in the five (5) per cent of the legal voters of any such city or village, and filed with such board of fifteen (15) members of the vote of the people any amendments to such charter endorsed by such appointee. Any such proposed amendment, whether the proposal therefor is made by the board of the super-submission committee, is offered, be returned by said board to the chief magistrate such as by the board of the board of the board of the members of said board or as majority thereof, and the law-making authorities of such any or more of the super-submission committee return of such proposed amendment to the chief magistrate, as after-making, and the final Electoral Authority village the question of the adoption of such amendment at the next election. Such question is not the same other than the next general election or at a special election to be held prior there- to, and whether such election be general or special, shall be the same provided for general or special elections by the general laws of this state. Said law-making authorities of such any or more of the super-submission committee, are submitted to the purpose of submitting such amendment or amendments, or they may be submitted to the question of the�, called for any other purpose. Said law-making authorities in calling a special election for said purpose are hereby submitted to the subject of the final Electoral Commission with the date of a general county or other election, and if this is done, said special election will be held at the same time as the place of the final Electoral Commission for said general election, and the place of the election of the said county or other election. The proposal for any such amendment shall be published for at least thirty (30) days prior to such election. The final Electoral Commission shall be proposed on the GENERAL LAWS OF MINNESOTA PASSED AT THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION OF 1903. Sec. 7. In submitting any such charter or amendment thereto to the qualified voters of such city or village, any alternate (alternative) section or article may be presented for the choice of the voters, and may be voted on separately without prejudice to other articles or sections of the charter, or any amendments thereto. made. Sald certificates in all cases shall be issued by the office of city or village, and authenticated by its commissioner. The commissioner executes, one of such certificates shall be deposited in the office of the registrar or city or village, and recorded in the office of the registrar or village is situated, shall be deposited in the corresponding office or village clerk or the corresponding office shall take judicial jurisdiction thereof. Sec. 9. Such charter and its amendments, and subject to the constitution and laws of the state, constitute the feature of all such charter that there shall be provision made among other members of the state and a legislative body of either one or more members of the state, one of them shall be elected by general vote, the electors. Subject to these provisions, by this act, such charter and its amendments prescribed by this act, such charter and its amendments prescribed by this act, municipal government and scheme of municipal government, administrative and control of all departments of the city, municipal governmental functions, as fully, comprehensively and equally as described in article IV of the constitution not been board in framing any such charter or scheme in reference to any department which, in reference to any department which, is under any existing special or general law of the state, and in such event, so administered notwithstanding the constitutional and proper operation of the governmental amendments, provision may be made therein for methods of procedure and the district and officers of the county, in inconsistency with the provisions of the constitution and statutes of this state, form the duties so prescribed in this con- It shall also be lawful for any such agency to amend the terms of the acquisition or by the exercise of the power of eminent domain, or of property, for public use, either within the corporate bounds such corporation has built, or in public lands, public institutions for hospitals or water supply, or connected with water supply, governmental or business function which safe city is capable of managing, pose, and to provide for managing, con It shall not be lawful for any such city or village in such charter, or by amendment thereof, to curtail or add to other provisions, except as hess in other provisions provided. It shall be lawful for any such city or government thereof, to provide for regulating and controlling the use of any public franchise or, in any case, of any public franchise or privileges have been granted to a franchise or privileges under the State of Minnesota, or any other authority, to the same extent, but the legislature of said state, but no perpetual license, nor shall any exclusive franchise or privilege be granted to a person in question of granting or extending the same shall have been first established by a majority vote at such time adopted by a majority voting at such time shall any franchise or privilege be granted or extended for a longer period than tained or operated by such city, or for the purpose of acquiring any real or other property needed in connection with such extending, enlarging or improving such plants, or either of them, or (4) for the purpose of paying the lawful floating indebtedness of any such city or village, which floating indebtedness is existing prior to the adoption of such charter, and is not already funded into bonds. Sec. 10. In case of the rejection of a charter proposed by such board, said board may propose a new charter, in the same manner as is above provided, for the submission of the first charter adopted by said board, and such charter so proposed shall be voted on in like manner and with the same effect as is above provided in the case of said first charter, and if adopted may be amended in like manner. Sec. 11. In all cases, where a board has heretofore been appointed under the provisions of section 36 of Article IV. of the Constitution of the State of Minnesota, and of chapter 351, General Laws Minnesota 1899, passed in pursuance thereof, to frame a charter for any city or village, nothing in this act contained shall be construed as abridging or extending the文字 of the office of the board, but the small continue in office for the period of their original appointment. Nor shall anything in this act contained be construed as amending or changing any charter already adopted by any city, or as affecting the right of any city to continue to be governed by any charter already adopted, but all the provisions of this act shall govern, limit and apply to any proceedings hereafter taken in reference to any charter amendments thereto proposed or proposed by a framed or proposed by any such board heretofore appointed, or its successors, and shall govern, limit and apply to any such charter or amendments thereto hereafter framed or proposed by such board or its successors. Sec. 12. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent with this act are hereby repealed, save that chapter 122, General Act of 1901, is not repealed, or modified hereafter. Sec. 18. This act shall take effect and appress the provisions of its passage Approved April 17, 1903. CHAPTER 232 - H. F. NO. 78. AN Act of the United States of chapter one hundred and seventy-five amended by chapter one hundred and seventy-five, to give the authority relating to the giving of surety Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1.1, that section fifty-seven (57), of the General Laws of 1858, as (172) of the General Laws of 1858, as forty-five (45) of the General Laws of 1801, be the same is hereby amended (45) of the General Laws of 1801. AN ACT to amend section twelve (12) of chapter three hundred and forty-nine (349) of the General Laws of eighteen hundred and ninety-nine (1899) as amended by chapter two hundred and sixteen (216) of the General Laws of nineteen hundred and one (1901), an act relating to primary elections. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That section twelve (22) of chapter three hundred and forty-nine (29) of the Laws of the State and sand eight hundred and ninety-nine (38) of the Laws two hundred and sixty (26) of the Laws of one thousand nine hundred and sixty, be amended as to as read as follows: Section 12. The provisions of sections sixteen (16), seventeen (17) and eighteen (18) of said general election law relating to liquor and saloons shall apply in like manner to the primary election day, under this act, during all the time that the polls are required to be open, and the said sections are hereby adopted as a part of this act, and the mayor shall make proclamation as to said primary election day in accordance therewith. Section 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 17, 1903. CHAPTER 241.—H. F. NO. 207. AN ACT permitting all ex-union soldiers and sailors, honorably discharged from the military or marine service of the United States, the right to vend, hawk and peddle goods, wares, fruits or merchandise not prohibited by law, in any county, town, village, incorporated city or municipality in the State of Minnesota. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota. Section 1. That all ex-union soldiers and sailors, honorary discharge from the United States, shall be permitted to purchase fruits or merchandise not prohibited by the laws of the corporation city or municipality within this state without a license. Provided, that such fruits or merchandise be vending, hawking and pedding of said fruits or merchandise for personal use. Sec. 2. Upon the presentation of his petition, the county, town, village, incorporated city, or municipality, showing proof of his identity as the principal person, shall discharge, the clerk shall issue to aid ex-union soldier to be served with discharge, the clerk shall issue to aid ex-union soldier to be served with discharge, the clerk shall not collect or demand for the sale of municipality or any fee therefor. Any person or municipality in this state or incorporated city or municipality in this state may be added or amended in the provisions of this act, by failing or failing to comply with such provisions, as not less than ten dollars (40) nor more than ten dollars (40) may be added or amended in the provisions of this act. Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be amended in its passage. Approved April 17, 1968. CHAPTER 242 - H. F. NO. 377 AN ACT to amend section one thousand and sixty-seven of the Statutes of Minnesota for eighteen hundred and ninety-nine (1989), returning to the laws of the Laws of eighteen hundred and ninety-nine (1989), be it enacted by the legislature of the Section I. That section one thousand eight hundred and forty-five (1850), be and hundred and ninety-four (1904), be and the following province at the end thereof; "Provided, that when a public road or carway that shall not be a continuous other, the cost of surveying and locating such carways shall be paid for laying out public roads, and one-half of the damages to the land under such carways shall be laid be paid by the person or persons benefited thereby. Sec. 2. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed. Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 17, 1903. CHAPTER 243—H. F. NO. 578. AN ACT to amend sections one (1) and two (2) of chapter three hundred and three (303) General Laws of Minnesota of nineteen hundred and one (1901), entitled, "An act to authorize the appointment of a board of park commissioners in all cities in this state having a population of ten thousand or less and defining the duties of such board." Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That section one (1) of chapter three hundred three (303) of General Laws of Minnesota for 1901, be and the same is hereby amended so as to read as follows: Section 1. The city council of all cities of this state having a population of ten thousand (10,000) or less shall have authority to provide for a board of park commissioners, which board shall consist of as many members as there are wards in said city, and one member at large, and may be appointed by the city mayor, and confirmed by the city council there is no shall be appointed in such city and who shall hold their office for the term of two years, except that at the first appointment after such board is authorized, one of the members thereof shall be appointed for the term of one year. Any vacancy occurring in said board of park commissioners by death, resignation or otherwise, shall be filed by appointment by the city mayor and confirmed by the city council for the unexpired term; provided, that the provisions of this act shall not apply to any city having a home rule, charter, which said charge provides for a park board or board of park commissioners or a park commissioner. Sec. 2. That section two (2) of chapter three hundred three (303) of General Laws of Minnesota for 1901, be and the same is hereby amended to as read as Sec. 2. Such board of park commissioners shall have the charge, management, care and control of all public parks in said city, and shall perform such duties in relation thereto as the city council of said city may from time to time prescribe, call expenditures incurred by said board of park commissioners shall be audited and paid by the city council as other claims against said city are paid. Provided said expeditions shall not in any one year exceed a sum equal to a tax of $1 of $1 million on the assessed valuation of the proposed tax. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 17, 1903. CHAPTER 244-H. F. NO. 740. AN ACT to provide for the re-insurance of the business of any mutual insurance company formed and incorporated under the laws of the State, to ensure against loss or damage to property by hall, tornadoes, cyclones and hurricanes, and the consolidation of any such company with any stock company organized under the laws of this state to insure against loss or damage by fire, light hing hair and temper of the Bureau of the legislature of the State of Minnesota Section 1. Any corporation or association organized under the laws of this state for the purpose of insuring against loss or damage by hall, tornadoes, or other causes of harm or damage to the common and the mutual plan may at any time re-insure its business in and consolidate with any stock company duly organized under the laws of this state for the purpose of, or by, lighting, hall or tempest on land. To so re-insure its business and consolidate it shall be necessary. (1) The method to be passed by a third-party vote of the members represents, present and voting at any regular meeting, or at a special meeting called for that purpose, which results in the need for the process of the company. If the proposed to re-insure its business and to consolidate, and the terms and conditions thereof, Thirty days' notice either printed or written, that the virus is given to each member of the time plan when such meeting is to be held reciting the purpose thereof, the mailing of such notice to the last known address of the members is deemed sufficient to the such meeting. (2) That a declaration be signed and acknowledged by two of the officers, and a majority of the directors of the company, in accordance with the provisions of the proposed to re-insure such resolution, which resolution or a certified copy thereof, shall be filed with and approved by the insurance commissioner before such reinsurance and consolidation shall be Sec. 2. When such resolution shall have been made in Section 1 of this act and shall have been made in Section 2 of this act and shall have assurance commissioner it shall be lawful for any such business to own and consolidate with such stock company so that the company become liable for all of the contracts and shall become possessed of and vested with all of the property of the company so that the company so reinsuring and consolidating. Provided that the company shall be kept intact to be used by the policy holders of such company until all of its contracts and obligations have been FIG. 3. This act shall take effect and be in effect in its passage. Approved April 17, 1966. CHAPTER 245-H. F. NO. 300. ANECT entitled an act to amend section 186 of the Code of Civil Procedure of 1866, entitled an act to revise and codify the insurance laws of the United States. state. B. Exacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota; **State of Minnesota:** Section 1. That section 25 of chapter 10 of the state law of the state for the 1950s be and the same is hereby employed as to read as follows: No fire or fire and marine insurance company can issue any conditions or limitations in its work concerning the court of jurisdiction for the fire or fire insurance company shall limit the time within which such suit may be commenced to less than two years from the time the loss occurred. Defective Page and on the company issuing such policy, provided, further, that the company shall in no case apply to dwellings or to farm property, wherein the total insurance shall be less than twenty-five thousand dollars and warehouse and contents of same, and provides the application therefore, shall thereafter issuing the policy upon such application, or a renewal thereof, any contrary notwithstanding. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and implement the Act of April 19, 1953, Approved April 19, 1953. CHAPTER 244-H. P. NO. 381. CHAPTER 244-I. P. NO. 381. General Statutes of 1954, relating to the General Statutes of 1954, relating to Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and implement the following: Approved April 17, 1963. CHAPTER 247-H. F. NO. 899. AN ACT to provide for the care and management of the building erected pursuant to chapter 105 of the Code of Civil Procedure. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That from and after the first Monday in January, 1904, all of the completed portions of the Hennepin county and Minneapolis court house and city hall building, erected pursuant to chapter 385 of the Special Laws of 1857, shall be under the exclusive care of a commission of four members, styled "The Municipal Building Commission," which shall be constituted as follows: The chairman of the board of county commissioners of Hennepin county, the mayor of the city of Minneapolis, the auditor of Hennepin county and the treasurer of the city of Minneapolis. The chairman of the board of county commissioners of Hennepin county shall be president of said commission, and the mayor of the city of Minneapolis, vice president thereof. The auditor of Hennepin county shall be the secretary of said commission and as such shall keep the records and accounts thereof. The treasurer of the city of Minneapolis shall be the treasurer of such commission and as such shall keep a correct account of its receipts and expenditures. Sec. 2. The commission hereby created portions of said court house and occupied it. It shall have power to whomever occupies it. It shall have power to occupy and control all rooms with entire control of any room or rooms in said building not permanently occupied by the commission and corridors and of all boiler and care and control of all engines, boilers, and electric appliances of every nature and electric appliances of every nature occupied by said building to be furnished for public use, with full authority to appoint any and all employees necessary by devised upon such commission, with employees and to remove any thereof at all. Nothing herein contained shall be construed to be the powers and duties of the court house and city hall commission engaged in construction. Sec. 3. Said commission shall at the date of the calendar date a detailed statement of the county authority, of Hennessein county and to the city, especially of, for the purposes contemplated by this section, all its expenses necessarily for the purpose contemplated by this section, in or with reference to portions of the county and by the city, respectively. Including county and by the city, respectively, including the rendered for the common benefit of the county and city and properly entitled to the benefit of the county and by the city, respectively; whereupon it shall become the duty of the proper officer of the county and by the city, respectively, withdraw warrants upon their respective treasurers, each for against it, by said commission, and it shall be required that the building commission to forthwith pay to the parties properly entitled to the building commission be specified in said accounts rendered. Sec. 4. From and after the first Monetary county commissioners of Hennepin county on the county commissioners of Minneapolis county have anything to do with the care of any portion of the court they have anything to do with the court they have anything to do with the court specifically assigned for official use, the municipal building commission to prepare the court's records, the court's pendencies of such commission for the then enning year, the county commissioner of Hennepin county on or before the first Monetary county commissioner of Hennepin county shall specify what proportion of the total court jurisdiction by the county and city, respectively, by the county and city, respectively, by the county commissioners to宝 a tax at the proper meeting sufficient to cover the county commissioners' shall be transmitted to the city county commissioners before the first day of July in each year, and is shall be the duty of the city commissioners sufficient to meet the city's portion of Sec. 6. This act shall take effect and be in force from its passage. Approved April 18, 1900. CHAPTERS 38—41. F. NO. 318 Compensation for additional compensation to certain clerks of the dis- be it enacted by the legislature of the Section 1. In all counties in this state in which a county court of said county does not exceed the sum of one thousand dollars shall, when appointed by the judge of the district court, provide that the county court fund the amount of the fee equal to the difference between the amount of the fees so received that said sum of one thousand dollars $1,000 and the amount adoption of such county shall draw his warrant in favor of the county treasurer of such county for the compensation under this bill, shall on or before compensation under this bill, shall on or before a meeting of the board of county commissioners of such county shall be under the provisions of this bill. See 2. A my clerk of the district court may be appointed by the county court of said county, statement, under oath, of all fees during the preceding year and of the compensation such county shall be by him by virtue of his office, whether such county shall be such clerk, he is, under the laws of this state, compelled to perform in any way he authorized to perform and no action shall be taken under the provisions of the laws of this state. ment, so verified, be filled with such aids. See 8. This act shall take effect and be in force from the passage. April 18, 1903 CHAPTER 249—H F. NO. 702. AN ACT to provide for the gathering and material necessary to the preparation and material necessary to the preparation volunteers in the Spanish war. Be it enacted by the legislature of the Section 1. That the adjutant general, together with the colonels or senior field officers of the Twelfth, Thirteenth; Fourteenth and Fifteenth regiments of infantry, Minnesota volunteers, respectively who (except the adjutant general) held the positions above named when mustered in the service of the United States for war with Spain, and who are now residents of the State of Minnesota, shall constitute a board of five commissioners under this act, and shall meet and organize as such, at the call of the adjutant general, as soon as practicable after the 2. Said board shall gather, compile, and edit the information and material necessary for the preparation of an official historical narrative of the services of each of said regiments while in the service of the United States during the war with Spain and up to the time of their muster out, including a complete roster of each organization and such other official information as the commissioners may deem pertinent thereto, the same to be prepared in a single volume entitled "Minnesota in the Spanish War, 1893-1899," suitable for publication as a companion volume to volumes I. and II. "Minnesota in the Civil War, 1861-1865." When said commission has completed its work, said commissioners shall attach a certificate thereto to the effect that the narrative of the organization is service of the respective organizations of Minnesota, troops, the own contained has been examined by them and found, conformable with the facts, and thereupon said commission will deposit said manuscript, properly bound, in the office of the adjutant general for safe keeping. Sec 3. No compensation shall be allowed under this act, but they shall have compensation to be determined by them, and compensation to be determined by the patient person or person to discharge the patient the said work and may incur the discharge of their duties under the discharge of their duties under Sec. 4. For the purpose of carrying out the act, the state shall, from the net proceeds of the various Spanish war claims of the State which were collected, set aside the sum of twenty-five thousand dollars as may be necessary for the use of the commission created by the act, upon vouchers approved by the chairman of the state council on the state treasurer. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 15, 1963. CHAPTER 250. H.-F. NO. 468 AN ENGLISH commissioners to pay for copying negatives of the judge in certain cases. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: State of Minnesota. No one knows any judge of probate has hereoforegulated to keep that record required to keep the same office has the right to argue that the same office has and has hereof caused to be made, the necessary entries in the register of said office to be recorded, all wills, bonds, letter testamentary or of administration decrees, judgments, and other paperwork said office, and which should have been not, then and in that event, the board of county commissioners of said county is in improving the condition of said office in improving the condition of said county, copying such records, as aforesaid, and not to exceed seven (2) cents per pound. Provided, however, the board of court proceedings may allow any claim on the part of any judge to allow any claim on the part of any judge coping instruments and papers which may have been filed in connection with the case. The term said judge of probate may have been not be liable for the payment for such constitution, constitutional conventions and all other questions and propositions throughout the state on a separate baili- f准. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section I All questions relating to the agreement of the constitution, constitutional conventions and all other questions or propositions submitted at any election to the electors throughout the state shall be printed on one separate pink colored ballot, shall be prepared, printed and distributed under the direction of the secretary of state, at the same time and the same manner, when voted, stated ballots. Such ballots, as the vote, shall be deposited in a separate ballot box painted in a pink color, to be procured by the local authorities at each voting precinct. Such ballots shall be canvassed, counted and returned and the result thereof declared in the same manner as other ballots. The person should write direction to all the sheets and blanks for election returns are printed shall print such tally sheets and blanks for election returns in such manner as to provide appropriate spaces and columns for counting, canvassing and making proper returns for the question so placed on such pink colored ballot. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent with this act are hereby resealed. Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 18, 1903. CHAPTER 252-H. F. NO. 273. AN ACT to fix the salary of the state superintendent of public instruction. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota. Section I. The salary of the superintendent of public instruction for the year 1910 was $1,000,000 thereafter and annually thereafter, is hereby fixed at three thousand dollars. Sec. 3. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent in constitution shall be enacted. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 18, 1863. CHAPTER 18. AN INNOCENT for the taxation of railroad properties, the collection of insolvent themselves, repealing acts inconsistent therewith. Be it enacted by the legislature of the state. State of Minnesota: railroad company owning or operating any line of railway situated with or near the town 100%; annually thereafter pay into the treasury assessments upon all property within this state; purpose by such company, including equipment, appurtenances, appended amounts equal to four (4) per cent of the gross amount payable to four (4) per cent of the gross such line of railway within this state; shall be in annual payment or such such line shall be in annual payment or such such taxes acquired on transactions upon the proposed acquisition by public grant shall be and acquired by public grant shall be and contracted to be sold, or conveyed, as such such grants were made or recognized. Sec. 2. The term "the gross earnings of railway within this state," as used in Section 2, shall be construed as meaning within the state, and shall be construed as meaning within the state, and shall be construed as meaning within the state to the entire mileage earnings on or into the state or the pass- Sec. 3. All acts and parts of acts not documented, collection, time of payment, en- gagement, collection, time of payment, en- gagement, amount of taxes upon the gross earnings of the person providing the non-pay- ment or providing penalties for the non-pay- ment. ment of such taxes, are hereby made and all acts and parts of the act consistent with the provisions of this act. Sec. 4. Upon failure to pay the amount such taxes have been paid, the holder bereaved in addition to the payment thereof, in addition to existing civil action brought in the name of the State of Minnesota in the district court. Sec. 5. Before any railroad company or any other company contest the validity of this act or any part thereof, such railroad company or any other company pay into the treasury of the State of Minnesota payable from such railroad company under the existing tax laws of this state. applicable to such a state. Sec. 6. This act shall be submitted to the people of this state for their approval or rejection at the next general meeting, no later than 1904. The secretary of state shall cause to be printed in the form of a copy of the form for officers or upon a separate bailiord, if so provided by the secretary of state with the requirements of the general conformable to the requirements of the gross earnings tax of railroad companies from three to four per cent. And each voting attorney at such election shall designate a one or the other of the words "Yes" or "No" and the said attorney as may be, to the requirements of the general conformable to the gross earnings tax shall be made, canvassed and certified, and the attorney as law for returning, certifying and canvassing voting cases to that effect and in force from set date that effect and in force from after its passage. Section 1. In case any city in this state, has constructed or caused to be constructed any sidewalk upon which out of such sidewalk having been first petitioned for the foreclosure or made heretofore made or heretofore be made, are hereby desired to be as constructed, and sidewalks that have been petitioned for as required by the governing law of such Sec. 2. The provisions of this act shall not affect and now pending in the state. Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in effect on its passage. Approved April 18, 1963. CHAPTER 25-H. F. NO. 81L. Act to amend section eight (8) of chapter 18 of the Laws of 1969, entitled "An act to amend and consolidate the powers of the commissioners; define the powers and jurisdiction of, and to regulate actions and pro- ceedings before them. Be it enacted by the legislature of the state proactively: Court commissioners for services mentioned in this act in actions or proceedings pending in the district court, shall be allowed the following fees: For examining any petition, complaint, affidavit or any paper wherein an order is required, one (1) dollar. For making and entering an order on the same, fifty (50) cents. For passing and deciding on the return of a writ of hebasc cornus, three (3) dollars for each day necessarily occupied in the hearing of the same. For each examination for the commitment of insane persons the sum of five dollars (55.00). For all examinations of judgment debtors in proceedings supplementary to execution and for all disregressions in garnishment proceedings committed in writing at the rate of one hundred (15) cents per folio of one hundred words so committed to writing. For all other services rendered by them, the same fees are allowed by law to the same fees, as are all other services. Sec. 2. All acts or parts of acts inno- nces a sequestration. This act to take effect and be in force from and after Jan. 1. 1806. Approved April 11. **CHAPTER III.** *H.-H. F. 794* AN INNOVATION chapter 30 of the general statutes of 1866, relating to limited partnership. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of New York. Section 1. That section twelve of chapter thirty of the general statutes of 2341 of the general statutes of 1841 be and the same is hereby amended as to read on the place Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage and approval. Approved April 18, 1903. CHAPTER 257—H. F. 748. AN ACT to amend section four (4) of chapter one hundred and seventy-six (176) general laws of 1897; being an act to provide against the manufacture, adulteration or sale of spices and condiments; to prevent fraud and preserve the public health. serve the public health Be it enacted by the legislature of the Section 1. That section four (4) of chapter one is hereof and seventy-six (17) general laws of 1997 be amended to read as follows: Every person or firm or corporation manufacturing for sale, offering or exposing for sale, or sells or delivers to a purchaser any spice, condiment or and mixture or compound intended for use as a spice or condiment, which is adulterous, heinsimbefore defined, shall securely affix or cause to be affixed in a conspicuous place upon the side of every box or package wherein the same is contained, offered or exposed for sale or sold, a label, upon the outside and face, on which is distinctly printed upon a background of a single color in the English language. Smaller than double piece, legible type, not smaller than double piece, the name and location of the factory of the person, firm or corporation manufacturing the same, the words, "Mixture", and "Adulterated." and immediately following and below these words the common English name of the spice or condiment which the name or package contains, also the name, weight of the package, whether the contents are pure or adulterated, must be printed in plain type upon the label. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and implement the act upon its passage. Approved April 18, 1998. CHAPTER 385—H. F. 722. AN ACT to prevent trespassing upon an institution of lice or other property, or any debris whatever, in Elk or GENERAL LAWS OF MINNESOTA PASSED AT THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION OF 1903 Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota on Section 1. The lauling or moving of a property of the State of Minnesota, or which have been conditionally by the government of the United States situated in Park, or the placing of any logs or timber running into or out of either of such properties, whether a said park, without a fire procuring a the same property, or whether the president of the Minnesota State Historical society, or the State of Minnesota to preserve for the State of Minnesota to preserve the U.S. Inland Pacific Park surrounding the upland portion of the state of nature (except as the same portion has been disturbed in hereby portion). Sec. 2. Any person violating the provisions of section one (1) of this act, shall be punished by imprisonment in the state prison not less than three (3) months or over one (1) year, or by a fine of not less than one thousand ($1,000) or over five thousand ($5,000) dollars, or both in the discretion of the court. Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 18, 1903. CHAPTER 259—H. F. 727. AN ACT fixing the time for holding the general terms of the district court, in Olmstead county, Wabash county, and Winona county, in the Third Judicial district, and to amend section 4913 of the general statutes of Minnesota for the year 1894 as amended by chapter 363 of the general laws of 1897. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota Sec. 6. This act shall take effect and an force from and after January 1, 1904. Approved April 18, 1903. CHAPTER 200-H. F. NO. 202 in possession with intent to sell, of human companion preservative or compound, in companion preservative or compound, in threatened to conceal evidence of decem and putfaction exiting therem, or in putfaction exiting therem, or in the public health; and providing penal penalty. ties for a violation of the Be it enacted by the legislature of the Section I. The sale, offering for sale, or having in possession with intent to sell, of any article or product, used or intended for use as human food, when mixed with any chemical, or chemical compound or preservative injurious to the public health, or which conceals or tends to conceal or destroy the odor or evidences of putrefaction existing in such articles of food, is hereby prohibited and made Sec. 2. The mixing for sale of any anarchist or human food, with any chemical or chemical compound or preservative which conceals or tends to conceal or destroy food, in such articles of food, is hereby prohibited and made unlawful. The officer, agent, trustee or employee of any corporation, agent, trustee or employee of any corporation, this act shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction a sentence of having jurisdiction, by a fine of not less than $100,000, or by imprisonment in the county jail not exceeding ninety (90) days of office and Approved April 18, 1903. CHAPTER 263-H. F. NO. 588 and fixing the maturity of negotiable instruments and other evidences of infections. It be enacted by the legislature of the Section 1. No promissory note, draft "not drawn at sight" is required, and other evidence of indebtedness, shall be entitled to be liable at the time fixed therein without grace. Note that drafts, checks, acceptance, bills of exchange, or due or maturing on Sunday, or on any other day, are not guaranteed for maturing on the next succeeding business day come together, or immediately succeed each other then such instrument, or due or maturing on the day following the due or maturing on the day following the Sec. 3. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed. Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after June 30, 1903. Approved April 18, 1903. CHAPTER 262-H. F. NO. 583. AN ACT to prohibit the use of velocipeds, track bicycles and tricycles on railroads. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. It shall be unlawful for any person not an employee of a railroad company, with (without) a permit from said company, to ride, operate or propel a velociped. track bicycle or tricycle on or along the tracks of any railroad. Sec. 3. Any person violating the provisions of this act shall be subject to a find of not more than one hundred dollars ($100) or to imprisonment in the county jail for not more than three months. Se. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 18, 1903. CHAPTER 263-H. F. NO. 498. AN ACT to amend sections five thousand one hundred and eighteen (5118) and five thousand one hundred and nineteen (5119) of the General Statutes of 1894, relating to justices of the people. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That section five thousand one hundred and�(1894) of the General Statutes of Minnesota, of 1894, and the same is hereby amended so as to read as follows: Section 218. Whenever any conviction for any offense against the laws of the State of Minnesota is had before a justice of the peace, he shall make a certificate of such conviction under his hand in which it shall be sufficient briefly to state the consent of the State, the judgment thereon, and if any fine has been collected, the amount thereof. For his fees for making the same to be filed the justices of the peace shall be allowed and the sum of twenty-five cents (250) and no more. Sec. 2. That section five thousand one hundred and nineteen (5119) of the General Statutes of Minnesota of 1894, and to same is hereby amended so as to read as follows: Section 513. Within twenty days after the certificate to such certificate to be filed in the office of the court in which such conviction was held, and shall within such time pay to the court the amount of the fine, if any has been collected for withholding duly file, index and enter such case or proceeding in a book to be furnished as procedures in civil actions are not necessary or said county, the same fees are now allowed by law or for serve- Any justice of the peace failing to make and file a complaint, or having paid twenty days or, failing to pay said line to the county treasurer within twenty days shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be enforced. Apparent 14. 180. 190. CHAPTER 344-H. F. NO. 432 from county funds of certain expenses of county funds of certain expenses of population of 75,000 inhabitants or Be it enacted by the legislature of the Section 1. The board of county commissioners of each county of the State may establish 75,000 inhabitants or less* may audit and 75,000 inhabitants or less* claims of the county township of such county the actual and necessary expenses incurred in the business of the county for stationary telegrams before being audited and allowed as heliophene provided by law, and on being audited and allowed the county commissioners herein provide such claims against the county. Provided that the said board of county commissioners be the sole board of county commissioners Section 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 18, 1893. CHAPTER 252-H. F. NO. 408. AN ACT relating to the cancellation of the taxes on liquors and providing for the refunding of the unearned portion of such license Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That the officers of any county, village or municipality within the State of Minnesota having authority to grant license for the sale of intoxicating liquors may, in case of the death of any licensee, where its officers issuing such license deem it just and to the best interests of such county, village or municipality, refund to the legal representatives of such licensee an amount not exceeding such proportion of the amount paid for such license as the unexpired term bears to the term for which such license was granted. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 18, 1903. CHAPTER 260-H. F. NO. 319. AN ACT to assess a tax to raise funds and to appropriate the same for buildings and other equipment for the department of agriculture of the University of Minnesota. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. The state auditor is hereby authorized in 1985 and 1990 such fraction of a mill tax on all the taxable property of the state, 1985 and 1990, said tax to be levied and collected, the state taxes are levied and collected, the through such agency in provided by law, the agriculture of said university as follows: For the construction and equipment of the experimental department for instruction and experiment work; for the entomological and experimental department for special courses; schoolschool for college and special courses; library; library and museum; and for required. Also for enlarging the heating and equipment of a live stock building. See 2. This act shall take effect and constitute the subject of its passage. Approved April 18, 1985. CHAPTER 267-S F NO. 248 CHAPTER 297-5. F. NO. 383 ANY bonds heretofore, and validates townships in certain cases. Be it enacted by the legislature of the state. CHAPTER 208-8 - F. NO. 232 A bill passed by the House of Real estate made by executives, admitting the probate court after the time limited. Be it enacted by the legislature of the Section 1. All sales of real property in this state belong to the estate of deed or trust of the owners of such estate, and all sales of wards of such estate made by the guardian of such estate der an order of license of a probate deed been made after the time limited thereafter have been reported to and confirmed in the law in respect of such license, the law in respect of all other respects save that as to the property been fully completed with, then all other respects made as legal and valid in all respects made as legal and valid in all respects made within the time limited in the law. Provided, that the provisions of this act shall not apply to, or in any way affect, any actions now pending affecting the title to any such real estate. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be accepted in its passage Approved April 18, 1900 --- AN ACT proposing an amendment of the Constitution to allow one of the constitutions of the state to relating to criminal prosecutions. Be it enacted by the legislature of the state it be enacted by the legislature of the state. Section 1. The following amendment to section seven of (1) of article one (1) of the constitution of the State of Minnesota and the proposed section of the State of Minnesota State of Minnesota for their approval or rejection; that is to say, that section seven of (1) of the section seven of (1) shall be amended to read as follows; Section 7. No person shall be held to answer for a criminal offense without the same offense shall be put twice in jeopardy of punishment, nor shall it be caused by the act of the lawless, the witness against himself, nor be deprived of life, liberty or property without due process of the lawless, the process of the lawless, the process of the be pailibly by sufficient surpections, except for capital offenses when the proof is evident of the presumption of the lawless and the priveage of the presumption of habits and corpus shall not be suspended unless when in case of rebellion or violence, the case of the lawless will be submitted to the people of this state for their approshion. The section seven of this section of the lawless, the process of this act, and the qualified electors of this state in their respective direction shall be the first of the election's vote of the against such amendment by ballot; and the returns thereof shall be made and certified within the time of the election. The section seven of the rule shall be required and the result thereof declared in the manner provided by law with reference to the shall appear of state of the event of the event of the event that a majority of all the electors voting at said election as provided in the next section have been the first of the governor shall make a proclamation thereof, and such amendment shall take effect, and be in force as a part of the election. Sec. 3. The ballots used at said elections on said amendments. "Amendment to Section Seven (I) of Article One (I) of the Constitution provision" and "the rights of the accused." "Yes-No," and each elector voting on said amendments. In a "space left opposite either the word 'Yes' or the word 'No' and the word 'Ascend' in accordance in accordance with the rule." pressed will of the elector as provided by the election laws of the state. Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be in force from the date after its passage. Approved ADR-18, 1934. CHAPTER 270-8, F NO. 59. AN ACT to Amend: sections (7) of the Act, (10), six and one of the General Laws of (1) of Chapter 154 of the General Laws of Minnesota for 1850, entitled An act establishing a probation system for period of 18 years, and the sections two (2) and four (4) of the Act chapter as amended by Chapter 102 of the General Laws of Minnesota for 1901. By it, enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota. Section 1. That section one (1) of chapter 154 of the General Laws of Minnesota for the year 1890 be amended so as to change the name of the State of Minnesota containing more than fifty thousand (20,000) inhabitants there shall be appointed an officer to be known as a probation officer. The said population of the state shall be eliminated by the board of control of state institutions, but said nomination shall not be effective until it shall be approved and confirmed by the authority of the district court in and for such county, and such probation officer shall have the power and authority to appoint one or more deputy commissioners for the period of the approval of the district court. Said probation officer and his deputies shall be appointed for a term of four years, subject to removal by the majority of the district judges for The county commissioners of said counties shall provide said probation officer and deputy quarterly furnished services to the county and postage books, blanks, stationery and postage as may be required for the proper execution of the purposes of this act. Said county and office of the general fund of all of any offices in the general fund of their respective counties not otherwise appropriated upon bills they authorized in their usual record of said commissioners. Sec. 2. That sector two (2) of said chapter 154 of the General Laws of Minnesota, as of the 1998 amended, 202 of the 1998 laws of Minnesota for 1901, be amended so as to read as follows: It shall be the duty of said probation officer or his deputy to be present at all sessions of the municipal court in and for the principal city in said county, and to be present in the district court of said county, and to be present in any other under the age of twenty-one (21) years is brought into court for trial, charged with incorrigibility, vagrancy or with any violation of law and law, and may be a ordinance or regulation. It shall be the duty of said probation officer or his deputy to be present in the probate court of such county, which is and is the charge of the such county for the purpose of having it determined whether such child shall be committed to the proper state institution, and to the importance of all children in the case of all children committed by said court to the state public school at Owa-tonna, and without compensation therefrom. The action and other actual expenses incurred. Sec. 3. That section three (3) of chapter 10 of the Code of Civil Procedure for 1860 be amended as to read as follows: It shall be the duty of the said probation officers to represent the interests of the accused in the proceedings with reference to the case, which shall be into the nature of every juvenile criminal case in the jurisdiction they act and they may recommend that any such person be prosecuted; they act and they may recommend that any such person be prosecuted; to take an oversight of such person; to take an oversight of the sentence be suspended and in general to perform such acts with authority of the court may direct, which judgment may be made in the interest of the child and of society. Probaction of such person may be made in interest of the child and of society. Probaction of such person may be made in interest of the regular police force, but shall in the execution of their acts probation officers or police officers. Any officer who refuses or neglects duties required of him by this act shall take two hundred and dollars to the police department. Sec. 4. That section of the Act, chapter 154, as amended by chapter 102 of the General Laws of Minnesota, is 160.156.166.167.168.169.170.171.172.173.174.175.176.177.178.179.180.181.182.183.184.185.186.187.188.189.190.191.192.193.194.195.196.197.198.199.200.201.202.203.204.205.206.207.208.209.210.211.212.213.214.215.216.217.218.219.220.221.222.223.224.225.226.227.228.229.230.231.232.233.234.235.236.237.238.239.240.241.242.243.244.245.246.247.248.249.250.251.252.253.254.255.256.257.258.259.260.261.262.263.264.265.266.267.268.269.270.271.272.273.274.275.276.277.278.279.280.281.282.283.284.285.286.287.288.289.290.291.292.293.294.295.296.297.298.299.300.301.302.303.304.305.306.307.308.309.310.311.312.313.314.315.316.317.318.319.320.321.322.323.324.325.326.327.328.329.330.331.332.333.334.335.336.337.338.339.340.341.342.343.344.345.346.347.348.349.350.351.352.353.354.355.356.357.358.359.360.361.362.363.364.365.366.367.368.369.370.371.372.373.374.375.376.377.378.379.380.381.382.383.384.385.386.387.388.389.390.391.392.393.394.395.396.397.398.399.400.401.402.403.404.405.406.407.408.409.410.41 it shall be the duty of said probation officer, and often as the court shall require, with the care of the court, to care his care, and it shall be the duty of said probation officer, and such institutions the condition and disposition, and such the children, quarterly on such blanks as the said board may See. 6. That section seven (7) of said chapter 154 be amended so as to read as In counties of more than one hundred thousand (100,000) inhabitants according to the last state or national census the said probation officer shall receive from the county treasurer of the county, wherein such services are rendered, a salary of twelve hundred (1,200) dollars per year and the deputy probation officer in such counties shall receive in the same manner the hundred (500) dollars per year. And in counties of less than one hundred thousand (100,000) inhabitants and more than fifty thousand (50,000) inhabitants according to said census the probation officer shall receive from the county treasurer of the county wherein such services are rendered a salary of such hundred (600) dollars per year. Said six hundred (600) dollars per year, salaries to be paid by the county treasurer of said counties in twelve (12) years of the state, the equal monthly installments upon the equal monthly installments upon the certificate of the clerk of the district court of said counties for said amounts and shall be in full compensation for all services rendered by said officers or deputies. That this act shall take effect and be in force from and after its pas- Approved April 18, 1903. CHAPTER 212-S.F. NO. 188 AN ACT to amend the 1880 of the General Laws of one thousand eight hundred, and to authorize the obtaining of insurance against loss and damage, and hurricanes, of the several acts amendments thereof, being an act to state with reference to the formation of companies for mutual insurance against loss and damage, cyclones and hurricanes. It be enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota number of persons, not less than twenty-five, residing in this state, may associate themselves and become incorporated for the purport of the legal insurance, most less damage by all insurance, cyclones and hurricanes, and the complying with the provisions of this act. Provided, that no policy shall be issued by such companies, the company, and the two hundred thousand dollars ($200,000 in the total insurance, not less than 600,000,000) separate risks upon the third (400) separate risks upon the property located in not less than 100,000,000, and upon risks not exceeding fifteen (15) of the total, hundred and sixty (19) of the State of Minnesota, have been actually subscribed for and entered on its books, and there has been no insurance, an original scriber or such insurance, or a review of the subscriptor's fee of three dollars, for which the subscript shall be given a receipt of the executed in duplicate, conditioned for the return of such subject insurance, and the complete organization within one year of the date of such receipt, the year of the date of the subscriptor's form is sum so received from the subscriptor for insurance shall be deposited in some good bank and shall be held in full until the completion of the organization of the company. The receipt of its license to do business, the duplicate of such receipts together with a certificate from the bank or banker that is held in the bank shall be held with the insurance commisssary, within ninety (90) days of the date of the receipt of its license to do business. Seq. 2. Such companies shall organize. Defective Page by adopting and signing articles of inco- porportion, which shall contain: First-The name of the corporation, which is the place where the corporation viously assumed by any other corporation in this state, and which shall contain in Second-The general nature and the character of the corporation, and the place of its principal office, with the time and place where shall be held its Third—The names and residences of the persons so associated to form such cor- Fourth-The time of commencement, and the period of duration such cor- position. Fifth- The number, names and places of residence of the first board of directors, the first officers, and the time and place of their successors. Sec. 3. Such articles shall be acknowledged by the personal signature of the person for the acknowledgment of deeds, and together with a written acknowledgment of deeds, and together with an under oath, reciting the amount of insurance subscribed, the number of rides taken, the number of passengers and the largest number in any one town, and the amount of insurance collected, to be not less than the amount of insurance, number and distribution of insurance, and the amount of insurance collection and the act, shall be filed for record in the office of the insurance company. Sec. 4. The insurance commissioner of this state shall, before recording such articles, and without unnecessary delay, examine the certificates, and if he shall find that all of the provisions contained in section one (1) of this act have been compiled with, and if he shall find that such articles have been executed in conformity with the provisions of this act, he shall endorse thereon the word "approved," date and sign the same, and he shall, thereupon, record the same in the records of his office, and shall issue under his hand and official seal, and deliver to said corporation his certificate to the effect that such corporation has been duly incorporated under the provisions of this act and is a body of political and corporate with power of perpetual succession and full authority to transact business from and after the date thereof, subject to the provisions of this act. Such certificate shall be recorded in the register of the corporation, whereby such corporation shall have the right to issue such certificate to its records and any certified copy thereof and any certified copy evidence of the state as an prime facts evidence that such certificate has been created under the laws of this state; and any commencement to issue policies within one year of the certificate, and corporate power shall expire by its own limitation. The commissioner, of which a copy shall be served upon the person in possession as manner as provided by law for the purposes of the district court in and for the county wherein the act was performed. The principal office, may upon ten (10) days notice to the county upon the date of the principal office, and upon due investigation, by decree from the county and close up its affairs. Sec. 5. Upon the issuance of such notice, become a corporation, and authorized to grant a lien against the person against an unjust loss or damage to property and hurts, in such manner and upon such terms as may be herein provided and any perpetual succession, sue and be sued, and be imputed to the person in possession and be imputed to its corporate name, and the usual power, state, and subject to the usual duties of corporation. Sec. 6. The articles of incorporation consistent with the provisions of this act, at any annual meeting of the members, voted two-thirds (2-3) of the members present. Sec. 7. The general management of university in a book corporation shall be by a board of five (5) directors, each of whom shall, in accordance with the board of said corporation, such directors may be divided into one or more by its by-laws, and shall be elected at the annual meeting in such manner, the by-laws may be retained and their successors be chosen each by the by-laws may prescribe, and who may be elected and qualified; the by-laws are duty elected and qualified; vacancies in any class may be filled by the by-laws of formation to be fired by the by-laws. The directors shall choose from among their own member a presiding officer as they are in the position of the officers as they are in the position of the officers as they may provide, who shall give such bonds with such surety as shall be required by the by-laws or the requirements of the office. If the office is effective of the office shall be one (1) year, and until their successors are elected and qualified, and whose duties and compensation shall be paid to the office, and the other of the day-laws, provided such by-laws are to increase the salary of any officer, except by a majority vote of all of the members of the office. If any annual meeting of the company, provided, further, that such salary shall be in full compensation to all officers, and neither the officers or directors shall receive any commissions for the office. Every person insured under the provisions of this act shall be a member of the corporation while his policy is in force, enabled by the office of the office, and shall be notified of the time and place of holding its meetings, by written notice, or by an imprint upon the back of each of the office. If the office is subject to suitfully as follows: The assured is hereby notified that by virtue of his policy he is a member of the insurance company of the office, and that the annual meetings of said company should hold at its home office in... on the day of... in each year, at the office of the day of... in each year, at the clock of the time. The blanks shall be duly filed in writing of the principal office name shall be sufficient notice. Members of such corporations are entitled to vote by proxy at any meeting of the company, proxies to be returned and filed on or before ten (10) days prior to any annual meeting; provided, no proxy shall be valid after a period of three months from date, and to be executed and dated not earlier than the first day of October of any year. Such corporations shall provide in and by their by-laws the manner, terms and conditions upon which any member may withdraw, be suspended or expelled and his policy cancelled and terminated. Sec. 9. All companies organized under the provisions of this act shall charge and collect on their policies at the time of delivery thereof a full mutual premium in cash, or notes absolutely payable, at a rate which shall not be less. In the hall department, than two and one-half per cent per annum of the face amount at risk. Sec. 11. The directors of any company organized or owned by you may, at any time, and when the time of this may, from time to time, and when the time of this may be maintained as a guaranty fund shall, by resolution, fix and assign the guaranty fund to be paid divided to its members. Sec. 12. Whenever any company organizes a fall or neglect for a period of four (4) months to the guaranty fund, the commission shall have authority if upon examination he deems the reason for its further proceedings hazard- ous to the public or to its policy holders to apply to the judge of the district court of and for the county where the principal office of the company is located or, upon the refusal or neglect of such judge to act then to the judge of any district court in the state for an injunction restraining it in whole or in part from further proceeding with its business. Such judge may in his discretion issue an injunction forthwith or issue the same upon notice and hearing, and after full nearing of the matter may dissolve or modify such injunction or make it perpetual, and make all orders and decrees needful in the premises, and may appoint agents or receivers to take possession of the property and effects of the company, and to settle its affairs subject to such rules and orders as the court may from time to time prescribe. Service of process in such proceedings shall be sufficient if made upon any officer of the company. Sec. 13. The insurance commissioner in charge of insurance in him by the provisions of section 13 of the Insurance Act, when in his judgment the interests of the company are authorized and empowered to call for a report of and from any company. When in his judgment the interests of the company shall be the duty of the proper officers of such company to make promissory return of the insurance company in all interrogatories regarding its business and to answer lawfully inquired about, in addition to the animals, animals and inspection as the commissioner may require in its possession of books and papers, shall call or respect to the company shall carry on its business in a fraudulent manner not to afford to its policy to their property, or as said company violates any of the provisions of section 13 of the Insurance Act, the absolute payment of losses of any company in the face amount of the risks the insurer and empowered to revoke the authority and licenses of such company to do business. And whenever the insurance commissioner shall have reason to doubt the selvency of any company, or to believe that any company is doing a fraudulent, extravagant and unsafe business, he may, at the expense of such company, cause an examination of its books, records, papers and securities, and if upon such examination the commissioner shall find that such company is not paying its legal obligations or is conducting its business in a fraudulent, extravagant or unsafe manner, or is violating any of the provisions of this act or of law, he may institute proceedings for the winding up of its affairs as provided in section twelve (12) of this act. See Inc. 11. No company organized under the property other than hay, grain, corn and property other than hay, grain, corn and growing or winding in the bib or crb or orchard and winding in the barn or crb or orchard and dwellings, barns and other farm buildings, on the premises or the insured or running hay in its hall of department inms more than one year and not to exceed thirty-two hundred (3200) Sec. 15. All companies organized under the laws of the State are the authors to issue policies of insurance for the president and secretary, contracting policies all loss and damage to the properties of property named in section fourteen (4) of this act, for a period not exceeding two years, not exceeding the amount and subject to the conditions specified in the application. Sec. 16. Every company organized and owned by the company and every company now engaged in the business against load by bail, hindrances, cydonies and other damages, and company, under the laws of this state, shall create a guaranty for the payment of its polychronies and for the payment of its losses when the company is not present, and for the purpose of client therefore, and for the purpose of the payment of its losses, shall set aside and credit to such fund remaining after the payment of all legal obligations of such company, until such one hundred thousand dollars, and shall set aside and credit to such fund the same manner and from the same fund, and such siplus funds. Provided, that such fund so created shall exceed the sum of such Such fund may, and if possible shall, be provided in the manner provided by section thirty-two (32) of chapter one hundred seventy-eight in the manner provided by section thirty-three and eight hundred ninety-five (180) and amended thereto. The officer of the company doing business with the company or other proper officer of the company doing business with the company shall each annual meeting of the company, make a statement of the company's financial condition, financially as to its business transacted during the preceding year, make a statement of the company's financial condition, port to the insurance commissioner, at and as fully as he shall be appointed to, and as such annual statement shall, in a合合 such comprehensive form, be published in a comprehensive form, having general state circulation in Mint- The filing and making of the annual statement to and with the insurance company for the credit program, as of the issue, will be issued to the issue by the insurance commissioner of an annual license or certification agreement for the credit program. Upon the filing of such report it shall be due to such commissioner annually because such company's renewal certificates of authority contain any business if such report is satisfactory to him, which certificate shall be issued to the insurance company, and the credit program may be filed in the office of the reporter if the deeds of the company where the principals offer the company is located. See, in the General Inspection of the same character, provided to be organized under this act, may upon committed to the following functions, as of the date by its duly licensed and constituted agent, the payment of the payment, any class of insurance business, authorisation, and other subject to all general laws now or hereafter, in force relative to the duties, obligations, liabilities, and other insurance companies, and all laws of this state applicable to the transaction of companies and their agent. See, in the General Inspection of the insurance company for the credit program, as of the business until: (1) It shall deposit with the insurance commissioner a certified copy of its charitable statement of the name and its by-laws, and its financial condition signed with the other paper and information. (2) The information is other officers, and shall pay to the company for the filing of such copy of the sum of thirty dollars, and for the filing of the statement the sum of twenty dollars. (2) It shall satisfy the insurance company under the laws of its state, to do the business it proposes to transact on, and basa as companies of the same class or class of insurance. (3). It shall, by a duly executed instrument in writing, filed in his office, consult the successor of its true and lawful attorney in fact, upon whom all lawful processes are action, or legal proceeding to the most may be served, and the other degree that any lawful process against it which may be served upon its said at the same time, shall be held in the validity as if served upon the company, and that the authority thereof shall continue in force irrevocable so long as any compliance of the company remains outstanding in this state. The service of such process shall be made, leaving the company in hand, on office of the commissioner, copies of such instrument certified by the commissioner shall be deemed sufficient evitable, and the process shall be deemed sufficient to the attorney shall be deemed sufficient service upon the principal. When legal process is served upon the company under the provision of this act, the same shall be by duplicate copies, one of which shall be filed in the office of the company, and the other process shall be made by him immediately mailed, postage prepaid, to the office of the company, or to the address of the authorized resident of the company, and the other process shall be made by the company in such atipulation. (4) It shall appoint its agent, or agents in the state upon their rights to perform their abovates thereof. Upon written notice of such company of its appointment of a suitable person to act as its agent within the time of the payment of the service of one dollar, the insurance commission shall, if the facts warrant it, grant such certificate. Such certificate shall be issued in the form of any form of notice to its issue and, by the new thereof on the annual payment for such a until revoked by the commissioner for reason 10. The commissioner is the appointment of the agent is revoked by the written notice of the commissioner with the insurance commissioner. While such certificate remains in force the company shall be named thereafter within its apparent authorities, as its aso (3) It shall obtain from the insurance commissioner a certificate that it has complied with the laws of this state and is authorized to make contracts with the public and such license must be renewed annually. (6) It shall annually file a sworn statement covering its business and financial affairs as of December 31st prior to, in such detail the forms of the proposed proposed and the other forms of the commissioner may require. Such statement made, filed and satisfactory to the commissioner shall be a condition precedent to the renewal of the annual license. See also the law of the State of California, as of the date of any other state, any taxes, fines, penalties, licenses, fees additional to or in excess of those imposed by the laws of this state upon foreign insurance companies and their agents, are imposed on insurance companies, and the state and their agents doing business in such state, the same taxes, fines, penalties, licenses and fees shall be imposed upon all insurance companies of such state and their agents do not be subject to any state, state, or long such laws, remain in force. Sec. 21. There shall be paid to the insurance commissioner by domestic insurance companies organized under this act and by foreign insurance companies admitted under the provisions hereof of the following effective: (1) Domestic companies- Dues. For filing the articles of incorporation and accompanying certificates and receipts that are of twenty dollars. For equal statement the sum of For filing annual statement the sum of ten dollars. For filing annual certificate furnished the sum of one dollar. For the certificate of license the sum of one dollar. (2) Purchase companies for the certificate copy of its charter of articles of incorporation the sum of thir- For filing the statement required by section (19) of this act the sum of twenty dollars. For each agents' certificate of authority the sum of one dollar. For receiving and filing each annual statement the sum of ten dollars. See 22. Every company organized under the provisions of this act, shall make and adopt by law, not repugnant to law, this act or to its articles of incorporation, and shall therein provide such regulations, terms and conditions as may be necessary. to effectually and fully carry out its plans and methods of insurance, and the by-laws in force at the time of the date of any policy of insurance issued by such company, shall have the force and effect of law in the determination of all ques- tions and claims arising under such policy, between the insured and the company. And such by-laws shall contain a prov- ision requiring all printed matter to have mainly and prominently displayed thereon the word "mutual." And such by-laws shall provide that the policies or contracts of insurance contain the following provision, viz.: if, in case of loss under this policy, and if, in case of loss, the policies are agreed as to the amount of loss it is mutually agreed that the amount of such loss shall be referred to three (3) disinterested men, and the three (3) disinterested men, including one, out of three persons to be named by the other, the third being selected by the two so chosen: the award in writing by the Board of Directors shall be a conclusive, and final upon the parties as to the amount of loss or damage, and such reference, unless waived by the parties, shall be a condition precedent to any right to such loss. No suit or action against this company for the recovery of any claim by virtue of this policy shall be sustained in any case in the case of loss or damage, less commenced within six (6) months from the time the loss occurred. Such by-laws shall also provide the return to men who are not to have given the company by the insured of any loss by him sustained. Sec. 23. No corporation formed under the provisions of this act shall continue for the following period the (30) year of life, and the (30) year of life, and the (30) year of life, and the following business under this act may transfer its risks to, or reinsure them in any other insurance company that is associated with the society, going business in this state on the mutual or stock plan. Provided that such provisions have been, state statute No. 20 and approved by the district attorney approved by a two-thirds vote of the district attorney, and that such provisions have been represented and voting at any regular meeting of such corporation, or at a special price notice shall have been mailed to each person at least thirty (30) days before such transfer or reinurance shall be under the laws of another state which is not at the time legally authorized. 2. Nothing herein contained shall be deemed to infringe the rights of any company or corporation under the provisions of chapter one hundred of the law of the United States eight hundred eighty-five, and amendments thereto, but management and conduct of its business and requirements of this act. Sec. 23. All acts or parts of acts inco- nvenient to growth are hereby and hereby appended. Sec. 27. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 18, 1963. CHAPTER 272-8. F. NO. 304. A ACT, to codify and amend the law, concerning the state library and appearance of the property for care and maintenance. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State. The Librarian of the State Section I. The state library shall consist of the books, pamphlets, maps, charts and documents of every part and part of the state. The law together with such others at it may acquire by gift, purchase, exchange or otherwise, and to the public, and in the process of�ing the advice and consent of the senate, shall appoint a state librarian at a salary of two million to the State 2000 year period to the school hold his office for two years and until his successor is appointed and qualified. Before entering upon his duties in the state, the State may be held to the state in the sum of two thousand dollars (82,000) with two sureties to be approved by the State. The State may be for a faithful performance of his official duties, the safe keeping and delivery to his successor of all property belonging to the State. The State may be subject to the payment or payment to his successor of all moneys coming into his hands as librarian. The State may be subject to the payment of all moneys coming into the state, as if the office of the secretary of state, Sec. 3. The librarian is hereby authorized to appoint a clerk to assist in the process of the State. The State may be subject to an annum and who shall hold office at the pleasure of the librarian. There shall also be herpoined by the library. The State may be required to submit the salary shall be $1,500 per annum. Provided, that the appointment of said assistant before taking off course shall be approved by the Sec. 4. The librarian shall have the custody and charge of all property belonging to the library and the direction of the collection and control of the judges of the supreme court attend to all sales and purchases. He shall show the property to be unpaid. The documents with a list of states, territories, countries and institutions with which he deems it desirable to be held in the state library, and it shall be the duty of said custodian of public documents to furnish the property to the such exchange, as provided by law. He shall, as respects himself, obey, and, as respects other persons, enforce such law, and, in case of a多方 error of record, be certified for the government and conduct of the library and its affairs. He shall with or, for the use of the library in any such damages as may be sustained by injury to or failure to return any books other than the same, shall be all fines imposed by any of the rules or regulations before mentioned. He shall keep the information of the school and the school and the school of all exchanges, purchases and sales of the books added to the library during the period of the library and the above, and the following which have been added by gift, which, by exchange and which by purchase, is a list of books, the statement of the amount collected for the use of the library during the same period for the use of the library and the same, and for fines; or, of the books at a statement of the amount expended for the library, designating in a general way the book, which such fences have been made. Sec. 5. The judges of the supreme court shall exercise a general view of the nature of the study of the other laws, to adopt all such rules and regulations for the government and conduct of the same 14 and its affairs as they may deem proper and also rules prescribing the penalties and regulations which are hereof, such rules and regulations shall be posted in conspicuous places in the rooms occupied by the library. The馆 of the library is the subject of direct, such purchases of books, pamphlets and documents for the library, and to direct such sales and exchange of books, books and other documents in the library as they may deem best. Sec. 6. Every officer of the state, who is the only other of the lawless journals, reports or other documents of any other state or territory of the United States or any other country, or any other office thereof for the use of this state shall immediately deliver the same to the state librarian for the state library. Sec. 7. All moneys received for books sold or for injury to or failure to return books for their property, the library, the fines shall be expended for the benefit of the library. Sec. 8. The librarian is hereby authorised under the direction of the judges of the supreme court to expend not to exceed the sum of four thousand dollars (4,000) annually in the process of the sale of books, and in the case of a library service hundred dollars (700) annually in binding and repairing books for the library, and five hundred dollars (800) annually for contingent purposes. S2. 9. For the purposes of this act the same may be made to the number of the number of nine thousand six hundred dollars (80,000) for the fiscal year ending July thirty-first, nineteen hundred and Sec. 10. All acts and parts of acts in appropriations provided. Provided, further, that all standing appropriations hereof were for all of the purposes herein specified are Sec. 11. This act shall take effect and increase the number of persons who August first, sixteen hundred and approved April 18, 1863. CHAPTER 217—S. F. N. 40% ANNUAL REPORT OF THE FEDERAL savings banks, annuity, safe deposit and trust companies to invest in certain so- cials. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of New York, in Section 11. It shall hereafter be waived for the trustees of any savings bank to any amount of any annuity, deposit and trust for any annuity, deposit and trust for any investment of any its capital or the money under its control. In the debenture stock bank, operating a line of road in whole or part of the county, provided that said debenture stock bank bear at least four per cent per annum on its investment upon said line of railway, provided, that no one of its banks will a first lien upon said line of railway, provided, that no one of its banks will ever loan or invest in the debenture stock bank in the aggregate five (5) per cent of its deposits. All acts or parts of acts inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed. In the case of any villages under certain circumstances to issue bonds for the payment of its float- ing incorporated by the legislature of the State of Maine: State of Minnesota: village in this state which has a Baxing indebtedness indemnity for improvements on streets, for procuring fire protection, or for construction, and all such improvements amounting to three thousand dollars bonded indebtedness, may issue its bonds for an amount as much as each floating indebtedness, not to exceed the aggregate of the assessed valuation of such village, the assessed valuation of each village, to be determined by the village council of said village not to exceed $10,000 semi-annually and shall mature at such time as may be exceeded fifteen (15) years from the date of their annuity. The village council of such village in such manner as they shall deem appropriate, then their par value, and the process arising from the payment of the debts of said village not represented by a bond, such indebtedness as shall be actually such village such village or the Sec. 2. Before bonds shall be issued (1) of the act that the village council shall by resolution duty pass the issue thereof, subject to the approval of the legal votes of said village and the council, and by resolution shall determine the amount of bonds to be issued, the rate of interest on such bonds, their maturity, and shall fix a time, either at an annual village meeting or for that purpose when the voters of such village shall vote upon the question of the issuance of bonds. The form of the ballot therefor shall be as follows: Shall the village of 1s-Yes,No. sue its bonds in the sum of f-bearing interest at the rate of 100 per cent per annum. maturing years after date thereof, pursuant to resolutions of the village council passed on the 100 day of Voters who desire to vote for the issuance of such bonds shall place a cross (X) opposite the word "Yes" on said ballot, and those who desire to vote against the issuance of such bonds shall place a cross (X) opposite the word "No" on said ballot. The said election shall be conducted, and the votes cast thereat shall be canvassed and counted, and the result therefor certified in like manner as in the case of an election for village officers. If a majority of the voters who vote upon said question shall vote for the issuance of said bonds, then the same shall be issued by said council and sold but not otherwise. see 3. This act shall take effect and be applied to the payment of passage. Approved April 18, 1933. CHAPTER 22S-8 - F. NO. 412, the payment of a bounty for the arrest and her arrest, where application for her arrest, where application made by the person or persons claiming the same, within twenty days after the Do. It be enacted by the legislature of the Sec. 2. Upon the presentation of such certificate or certificates from the clerk of said court, setting forth the object for which the same was issued, to the treasurer of the proper county, such person or persons shall be entitled to receive, and there shall be paid to such person or persons by such county treasurer, the lounty provided for in said section 7880, as amended as aforesaid; and such county treasurer shall take a receipt for the same, setting forth the object for which it was paid; when certificate and receipt shall be forwarded to the state auditor who shall, at the next settlement, place a warrant for such amount into the hands of the state treasurer, to be credit uped upon the settlement with said county Sec. 6. This act shall take effect and be in force from April 18, 1903, passage. CHAPTER 126-7. F. NO. 838. AN ACT to define and regulate fraternal and societal relations, and exempting the same and all dues, assessments, money, benefi- tion of certain provisions of the laws of this state, to grant to an institute structure, and declaring them to be in- firm. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. The a fraternal beneficiary association is hereby formed for voluntary association formed or organized and carried on for the sole benefit of the fraternal and their Each association shall have a lodge system with ritualistic form of work, and representative form of government, and shall make provision for the payment of benefits in the case of health care and health provision for the payment of benefits in case of sickness, temporary or permanent physical disability, either as the result of disease, accident or old age, provided the period of life at which that payment isnotag, physical disability and benefits must be count of old age commences shall not be under seventy (70) years. All subject to the compliance of its members with its constitution and its laws. The funds are cormed with the disbursements of such association shall be made shall be derived from assessments and dues collected from its members. Payment of death benefits shall be at the families, heirs, blood, relatives, and affections. The accrued income of or to persons dependent upon the member. Any such fraternal beneficiary association may create, maintain, disburse and apply a reserve or emergency fund in accordance with its constitution or by law, and every such association shall be deemed and held to be institutions of public charity. The term, "fraternal beneficiary association," wherever used in this act, or in any other law of this state hereafter enacted, shall be construed to mean any association such as is defined in this section. Sec. 2. The money, or other benefit, tendered by any association authorized to do business in the attachment, garrison or other process, and shall not be seized, legal or equitable process or by operation of law to pay the payment of or any benevolent named in any certificate or any person named in any certificate or other property used by said association in the assessments and other payments and the accumulations for the payment of death, service, emergency and other mortuary funds of said association in the county and municipal purposes; and nothing in this act shall be construed to exempt from taxation any real estate owned by said association under the provisions of this act, except such as is exclusive by such association in Sec. 3. This act shall apply to all real estate owned by said association and societies hereof organized or authorized to do business in this state and in accordance with the provisions of this Sec. 4. Any and all acts and parts of this act are hereby repeated. This act may affect and be in force from and after its passage and may be amended by the Secretary. CHAPTER 22-7. S. F. NO. 807. AN ACT to permit one or more school districts adjoining a school district which may be the most appropriate for the latter, and for the transportation of children to and from school at public expense. Be enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. Any school district is severed from the district of Minnesota by the consolidated with an adjoining school district which maintains a state graded or a state high school in the manner superseded by the State of Minnesota. The state of Minnesota is not territory now provided by law for independently and common school districts shall not apply to districts consolidated under the provisions of the State of Minnesota. Sec. 2. Whenever a petition signed by a majority of the residents of the district is included in the district which maintains a state graded or a state high school, which are proposed to be consolidated (which is not the same as the certified to be the clerks of the several districts) is presented to the superintendent of schools of the countries of the State of Minnesota and state graded or a state high school lies in whole or in major part, he shall within ten (10) days of the completion of the process, posted in three (3) or the most public places in each of the local districts, requesting the qualified electors of the state of Minnesota, or the time in some specified place in the district which maintains a state graded or a state high school, for the purpose of the consolidation of all local schools of the state of the other local meetings shall be posted at least ten (10) days prior to the date of such Sec. 3. The electors of the several districts shall elect to elect from their own number a chairman, assistant chairman, the elector in favor of the consolitionion. The elector in favor of the consolitionion have written or printed, upon their halts the words: "in favor of consolitionion." The chairman of such meet the result of such vote to the superintendent. It shall appear from such report that a majority of the electors present the districts, said superintendent certify the result of such vote to the superintendent. It shall appear from such report that a majority of the electors present the districts, said superintendent certify the result of such vote to the county auditor of each county wherein any of said electors die that they are not present in the number of which shall be the number of the districts. The county auditor maintains a state graded or a state high school, which fees shall be imputed to the county auditor. The auditor of the county maintains a state graded or a state high school immediately notify the clerks of the several districts of said record of consolition. Sec. 5. Within ten (10) days from the commencement of the several districts the officers of the several districts shall turn over to the district which maintains a state grade or a state bond belonging to their several districts. The said officers of the district which maintains a state grade shall be the officers of the consolidated district which shall be the officers of the consolidated district which shall be the organization of the consolidated district which shall apply to the consolidated district when not inconsistent with Sec. 6. The board of education or the board of trustees of any district under the provisions of this act, shall have power to and from school at public expense, they may adopt; provided, however, that every person employed for this purpose may be bond for the faithful discharge of his duties or board of trustees. Se. 7. Districts organized by consultation of the divisions of this act, shall succeed to all other districts of the several consolidated districts. Se. 8. Nothing in this act shall be construed as soliciting and organizing under the provisions of § 62. 502. General Laws of the state on their option. Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and apply to the following items in its passage. Approved April 18, 1985. CHAPTER 27S-S. F. NO. 161. An seed or other property from any car or any other vehicle on any railroad, or in any track of any railroad, on any sliding in the state of Minnesota. Be it enacted by the legislature of the state of New York, that any person, not the owner or his agent, or having charge of a vehicle, who takes from any railroad car or some other vehicle, or yards, or on any sliding or any track of any railroad in this state, any grain or hay, or while in transit or standing on any railroad or any vehicle of a mileage or on condition Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and implement the passage of Approved April 18, 1963. CHAPTER 270-8. P. NO. 409. 1. The organization of school districts in certain regions of the state is required to ratify the acts of such districts in the regional legislature and to legalize and validate the sense. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That all common school district officials must form and set apart by the board of county commissioners of any county or organization information have attempted to organize meetings, and have since and are now acting formally. The board declared and organized, be and the same formed and organized, be and the same formed and organized, be and the same formed and organized, purpose notwithstanding any irregularities in the posting of notices, prior to the formation of a district treasury, for purposes of organiza- tion thereto, for purposes of organiza- tion places in which such notices are the number of places in which such notices are the number of signs of such notices. Sec. 2. That all bonds issued or attached to the district school districts described in Sec. 3 have been issued and sold prior to the date of this act shall not be deemed invalid or void. That act shall be required of procedure on the part of the officers of school districts, in the manner specified in Sec. 3, to sell the bonds and be and are required of the district schools and binding obligations of the districts divided, that this act shall not apply to Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and the act shall take effect and be in force from the time of its passage. Approved April 18, 1903. CHAPTER 202 - S. F. NO. 887. AN ACT to amend section two (2) of the General Laws of the State (678) of the General Laws of one thousand, hundred and ninety-seven (187), hundred and ninety-seven (187), the enactment of a new judicial district to be established in the judicial district, to fix the date for the court hearings, and otherwise to regulate the connection with the Fourth judicial district. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That section two (2) of chapter three hundred and seventy-nine (379) of the General Laws of one thousand eight hundred and ninety-seven (1897), be and the same is hereby amended so as to read as follows: Section 2. The terms of court in said district in each of said counties shall be held as follows: In the county of Anoka, on the third Monday in March and the second Monday in October of each year. In the county of Isanti, on the third Monday in April and the fourth Monday in September of each year. In the county of Wright, on the first Monday in June and the first Monday in December of each year. In the county of Sherburna, on the fourth Monday in March of each year, the county is providing for another term of court in Sherburna county are continued in force. Provided, that no grand or petit jury was required to be held on the third Monday in April, and that no grand or petit jury was so direct by a written order made and sent to Lausanne, that Lausanne said Lausanne county at least twenty (20) said court of Sec. 2. This act shall be made in compliance with its passage. Approved April 18, 1966. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota; Section 1. That all bonds heretofore issued and sold for the purpose of building, altering, repairing, equipping or furnishing, schoolhouse or schoolhouse, or for the purposes of the school site or sites, or for one or more of such purposes, by any school district in this state, whether common, independent or special, and whether organized under either a general, special law, and which bonds have been issued for a period of less than five years, or for a period exceeding fifteen years, and which bonds, prior to the issuance thereof, were authorized by a majority vote of the legal voters of such a school site, which were present and voting at any regular or special meeting duly called for that purpose, hereby in all things confirmed, legal and validated and hereby declared to be legal and finding obligations upon the district, issued by the State. As provided, this act shall not apply to any suit new pending relative to the legality of any bonds so issued. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 15, 1903. CHAPTER 252.—S. F. NO. 285. AN ACT to amend section 897 of chapter nine (9) of the Statutes of Minnesota for the year 1894, relating to resignations, vacancies and remains. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: State of Minnesota; Section 1. That section 807 of chapter the 1984 *Statutes of Minnesota for* the same hereby is appended, so as to be appended, so as to be included. (9) or the Statutes of Minnesota for the year 1988, and the same hereby is amended so as to read the Commission for such services shall be the same as now allowed by law to referees in actions such as the other courts of this state, and shall be said but not otherwise appropriated, on the order of the governor; and on presentation of such order to the auditor of the state, he shall draw his warrants on the state, and the other courts of this state to the same; provided, that when testimony is taken for and against a county officer, like fees of the commissioner shall be paid by the county wherein such other officer is being allowed in the same manner, as other claims may be made. And, provided further, in all such proceedings against a county officer, when testimony has been hereof, or shall be hereof taken by a shorthand reporter, the fees and compensation such as the other district court reporters for now allowed, and the county commissioners are authorized, and directed to prepare for the moment of the action for such services; but if the said stenographic services have been, or shall be performed by a commissioner, appointed by the governor of this state, as herein-held by the other county, such ever-�ust such commissioner shall be paid by said county only the stenographic fees herein specified. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be enforced April 18, 1993. April 18, 1993 ANC Act preventing and restraining the Be. Be enacted by the legislature of the State. Section 1. Every person in custody of a horse, mule or other animal which has been injured or has been hit, hair removed from the body by the use of a scalpel, scissors or other mats such horse, mule or animal to stand on the ground, or not sheltered, within six days after the date of such slipping or shearing, or after the first day of November and the first day of December in its passage. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in effect April 18, 1896. CHAPTER 2. H. E. NO. 330 AN ACT to authorize and empower cities in the State of Minnesota has a population less than 100,000 and less than 100,000 to acquire by condemnation proceeded in payment thereafter and issue bonds in payment thereafter. The signature of the State of Minnesota is the signature of the State of Minnesota having a population of ten thousand inhabitants or less are hereby authorized to condemnation proceedings for the public lands in the State of Minnesota wherewhatsoever, all or any water reservoirs, franchises lands and buildings reservoirs, franchises lands and buildings operations of the land and the use of the land in the manner hereafter specified. Sea. 2. The proceedings to condemn such, property and franchises, or any and all thereof, shall be instituted by the presentation of a petition in the name of the city by the city attorney of such citys, which is directed by a resolution of the common council of such citys, passed by a majority vote of all members elected to such council, to the district court of the judicial district, which is a description of the property and franchises to be condemned with reasonable certainty and the names of the owners thereof and the persons of the company, the claims of the entities of the other therein as owners or lions or otherwise so far as the same appears of record in any county in which said city or any other city is not the property of the city, and that such city may be authorized to take and hold said property and franchises forever for the public use, free from all liens or circumstances, such as and making the compensation therefor, and commission of appraisals be appointed to ascertain the just compensation to be made to any person or corporation in any manner interested therein. The notice is addressed to the owners, lions and other persons interested specifically named in the petition and generally to all other persons in corporation being forming a company. Title interest in the property and franchises described in said petition and sought to be condemned, whether as owner, lienor or otherwise, specifying the time and period which such petition will be presented to the court. Sec. 4. Such petition and notice shall be served at least eight days before the day named in such notice is prepaid on the date of publication of the court's upon-such of the owners and lions specifically named in the petition as can with reasonable diligence, found in the case of the manner of personal service of the summons in civil action in the district court is by law required to be made, and upon such action, the state, and upon all other persons and corporations having or claiming any right, title or interest in or lien upon any property, shall be described as said petition, whether as a owner, labor or otherwise, by the publication of such petition and notice in a daily newspaper or press, for ten consecutive days excluding Sunday, ending at least eight days before the day named in such notice is prepaid on the date of publication of the court's upon-such of the owners and lions, in case there shall be no such daily newspaper published in such city, the newspaper published on each day of the week, excepting Sunday, then the same shall be published for two consecutive days in some weeks of the week. The court is also in any case published to be at least eight days before the day named in such notice for the presentation of such petition. The case should be filed on the date of publication of such petition, and the summons in civil action in the district court is by law required to be made, and upon all other persons and corporations having or claiming any right, title or interest in or lien upon any property, shall be described as said petition, whether as a owner, labor or otherwise, by the publication of such petition. Sec. T. The commissioners shall cause to be published in the case of new newspapers, including the said city if there are, for ten consecutive days exclusive of Sunday, a notice setting forth the time of the public meeting of the public meetings at which they will hear the proof and allegations of the par- and place of the public meeting and place fixed by the order as here-inbeing required, such hearing may be adjourned from time to time as the Commission has to be held on the day of the public published in said city, the notice provided in the case weekly news-paper published in some weekly news-paper published in said city for at least two consecutive months of the date the date of the public, and, in case there shall be no such newspaper published in such city than a copy of the notice, the public places in said city one of which shall be the United States postoffice. Proof of the publication of the report of all notice of the public, in this case shall be made as provided by law for the proof of the publication of the a summonal report of the public, in the district of the city, the affidavit of the person posting such notice filed with the clerk of the district court, the notice of the public, and the wording of the wording herein provided for shall be pending. In case said commissioners shall fall to meet at the time of the public, or case notice of such meeting shall not have been given as herein required said court may not be held in the case of any clerк of said court in which such proceeding shall be pending another order of like import as the first order of the public shall be for the meeting of said commissioners in which case like proceeding shall be had as are herein provided on the date of the public, Sec. 8. Before proceeding the commissioners shall take and subscribe the oath of office, provided by law for referees. Any of them may issue the non-poenas and administer oaths. The majority of them may find out the proceedings before them from time to time in their discretion. They shall view the property described in the petition and shall hear the proofs and allegations of all persons interested and reduce the testimony taken by them, if any, to writing, and after the testimony is closed, they, or the other party of them and the payment without under the delay shall ascertain and determine the compensation which ought justly to be made by said city to each person or corporation having any interest in or lien upon the property and franchises condemned. Sec. 9. The commissioners shall make a report of the proceedings and determination to the district court by filing the same in the office of the clerk of the court in which the proceedings are pending with the minutes of the testimony taken by them, if any. They shall be entitled to five dollars ($5) for service for every day they are actually engaged in the performance of their duties and their necessary expenses to be paid by the per Sec. 10. Upon filing the report of the commissioners the petitioner shall apply for its confirmation at any general or special term of the district court held in the county where such proceedings are pending. Notice of such application stating that the report has been filed in the office of the client or such person and is open for preparation, free of charge, that he given in the same manner as is herein provided for giving notice of the meeting of said commissioners, at least, eight days before the day specified for the making of such application. Upon such application the court may confirm the report or may set it aside for irregularity or for error of law on the proceeding from the commissioners or upon the ground that the award in whole or in part is excessive or is insufficient. If the report is set aside, the court may direct a rehearing before the same commissioners or may appoint new commissioners for that purpose and the proceedings upon such rehearing shall be conducted in the same manner and under the same rules as the proposed form of the original he has to be in the same proceedings shall be made by the same�er of the second report in the c Defective Page The petitioner, or the owner of said prop. corporation having a lien or interest as aforeseen, feeling aggrieved by said re-entry from the /order confirming or refusing to confirm or modifying the lien, the said prop. shall be heard as other appeals and the supreme court ordered appealed from. If the supreme court reverse or modify said prop. the said district court is demanded to hear such other steps as said supreme court may direct and or a re-bearing is had the proceedings on such a re-bearing shall be conducted in the notice of provided herein for the original heart- When the report is confirmed, the court shall enter a final order in the proceedings which shall be binding upon all persons having any interest in the property and franchises condemned, directing that compensation be made pursuant to the determination of the commissioners and that the petitioner shall thereupon be entitled to take and hold forever the property and franchises condemned for the public use. Payment of the compensation to the clerk of said district court to the credit of any person or corporation mentioned in said order, shall be deemed a payment within the provisions of this act. Sec. 11. Immediately upon payment being made as hereinbefore provided, the said city shall be entitled to enter into the possession of the condemned property and franchises and hold the same in Sec. 12. The proper officers of such city to issue and sell in the same form and manner as is now required, and authorized bonds of such city, bonds sufficient to pay the amount owed to be paid. Such bonds may be redeemed by the common council of such city without the submission of the bond without regard to the amount of the indebtedness amount to the provisions of this act shall be deemed or taken to be a payment within the purview of any statute limiting the currection of any such city, and the authorizing act taken to be in addition to all other acts authorizing the issuance of any manner to modify or limit the right to all other act, provided the bonds so issued shall be payable in the same form and shall bear interest at a rate not to exceed five per cent for sale for less than par and shall be payable at such places as the common council The proceeds of said bonds shall not be used for any purposes other than such as are herein provided, and, in case of the case of proceedings herein provided for and any member of the common council or officer of said city who shall vote for or in any manner participate in the appropriate or expedient process of the process of such bonds for any other purpose, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and punished as by law provided. All necessary expenses of theடிருந்த and herein authorized by the proposed and paid-in capital city as other claims against said city are audited and paid. Sec. 13. No condemnation shall be instituted under the provisions of this act until the same year, and the authorized use of the final voters of such city at a general or special election called for that purpose; such elections shall be called and conducted in the manner provided for in any means; elections in such a method of the notices of election shall contain a statement of the purpose for which the election is held, viz. to acquire waterworks by bonds of the election. The word of the said city is to be ceded by which election may be called by resolution of the common council passed by a majority vote of all members electing to the vote, which resolution shall dislyntly be the question to be submitted to the legal voters of such city. The ballot to be voted on under this act may read as for the laws of the city of the proposed in condemation and issue bonds in The voters voting in favor of such proposition will vote "Yes," and those voting against such proposition "No," and those voting in favor of a space provided for that purpose, on said proposition shall vote in favor thereof then and in such case the provided for shall be taken, the provided for shall be counted, returned and canvassed the same as at other municipalities, the clerk or recorder by the canvassing board, to waterworks plants which are used or owned by any city, plant nor to cities now having and owing a system of waterworks by this authority must be instituted within an act if such proceedings are not no instituted by any city who was not a power or authority to proceed as in this act provided, and be in force from and after its passage. 一 ment and for other purposes. Be it enacted, that Legislature of the Mississippi; Fifth: For the foes for registers and receivers on the first day of the final entries of public lands for taxation, as provided by section one hundred and twenty, for the fiscal year ending July thirty-first (G1st), nineteen hundred and forty (190), two hundred and forty (200). grade 100 Sixth: For the same purpose, for the summer end July thirty-first (31st), nineteen hundred and five (1905), two hundred (200) dollars. four (1004), seven hundred and fifty (750) dollars. Fourteenth: For the same purpose, for the fiscal year ending July- thirty-first (Blat), nineteen hundred and five (190), seven hundred and fifty (750) dollars. Fifteenth: For the mileage and miles per gallon, use the for the fiscal year ending July third- fourth (Slat), nineteen hundred and fifty thousand three hundred five (3,000 dollars) Twenty-fifth. Additional salary of the school by chapter ninety-nine (99) General by chapter ninety-nine (99) General three (398) for the fiscal year ending fourth and four (400) and annually thereafter, and four (400) and annually thereafter. Forty-fourth: For additional contingent fund for department of state treasurer, three hundred fifty (350) dollars each year for two years ending July thirty-first (31st), nineteen hundred and five (100s). Forty-fifth: For salary of assistant bank examiner, eighteen hundred (1,800) dollars, for the fiscal year ending July thirty-first (31st), nineteen hundred and four (190s). Forty-sixth: For the same purpose, for the year ending July thirty-first (31st), nineteen hundred and five (190s), eighteen hundred (1,800) dollars. Forty-seventh: For check clerk in the state treasurer's department, made necessary by the board of control, twelve hundred (1,200) dollars, for the year ending July thirty-first (31st), nineteen hundred and four (190s). Forty-eighth: For the same purpose, for the year ending July thirty-first (slat- nine hundred and five) (1905), twelve (1,200) dollars. Fifty-third: For the same purpose, for Fifty-fourth: nineteen hundred and five (1965), nine hundred and six (1966), nine hundred and seven (1967). For additional allowance for contengent expenses: Fifty-eighth: final year end July thirty-first (first), nineteen hundred and five (1965), boundary 2,000 dollars Fifty-seventh: for the same purpose, Fifty-eighth: final year end July thirty-first (first), nineteen hundred and five (1965), boundary 2,000 dollars fifty-ninth: For allowance of extra clerks in the state insurance commissioner's office, for the fiscal year ending July thirty-first (31st), nineteen hundred and four (1904), three thousand (2,000) dollars. Sixteenth: For the same purpose, for the fiscal year ending July thirty-first (31st), nineteen hundred and five (1906), three thousand (3,000) dollars. improvement of Isaac State Park, to be park under the direction of the state auditor, for the fiscal year ending July 2015. $16,000,000. six hundred (600) dollars. **Bewildered:** For printing the proceedings of the Minnesota Educational association thirty-third (G13), nine year ending July fourth (G14), eight hundred (800), eight hundred (800). Seventy-second: For the same purpose, for the fiscal year ending July thirty- first (Slst), nineteen hundred and five (198), eight hundred (800) dollars. One hundred and fourth For the same purpose, for the fiscal year ending July 31, 2016. (158), seven thousand five hundred five (158), seven thousand five hundred one hundred and fifth: For expenses other chapter one hundred and one (101), and ninety-nine (189), for the first ten thousand and four (104), three thousand ten thousand and four (104), three thousand One hundred and sixth: For the same purpose, for the fiscal year ending July thirty-first (31st) nineteen hundred and five (1905), three thousand (2,000) dollars. One hundred and seventh: Contingent funds for conducting examinations for state professional certificates by the department of public instruction, for the fiscal year ending July thirty-first (31st) nineteen hundred and three (1903), seven One hundred and eight: For additional allowance for public school libraries, for the fiscal year 2015, first (61st) hundred and four (5000) dollars. One hundred and ninth: For the same purpose, for the fiscal year ending July thirty-first (31st), nineteen hundred and twenty-first (500) dollars. One hundred and tenth: For the improvement, care of and maintenance and promoting the state park at the Dalles of the St. Croix, for the fiscal year ending July thirty-first (31st), nineteen hundred and three (1903), seven hundred (700) dollars; also for the fiscal year ending July thirty-first (31st), nineteen hundred and twenty-first (500) dollars. One hundred and eleventh: For the same purpose, for the fiscal year ending July thirty-first (31st), nineteen hundred and five (105), seven hundred (700) dolars. One hundred and twentieth: For the purpure person, persons under the inheritance tax person, persons under the inheritance tax person, and one (1001), which law was declared fourty-one, and eighty-ix, hundredths fourty-one, and eighty-ix, hundredths One hundred and thirteenth: For acquiring title by the state to lands within the original limits of Itasca State Park, as defined in chapter Fifty-six, General Laws of eighteen hundred and ninety-one (150), as amended by chapter one hundred and six (106), General Laws of eighteighth and ninety-five (1895), and to include the acquisition of lot two (2), section nineteen (19), township one hundred and forty-three (143), range thirty-five (25), and lots two and three (2 and 5), section twenty-four (24), township one hundred and forty-three (143), range thirty-six (28), to be expended by the governor and attorney general, in accordance with the provisions of chapter one hundred and six (106), General Laws of eighteen hundred and ninety-five (1895), and chapter three hundred and three (203). General Laws of eighteen hundred and ninety-nine (159), in addition to the standing appropriation, to be available for the fiscal year ending July thirty-first (151), nineteen hundred and four (1804), twenty thousand (20,000) dollars. One hundred and fourteenth: For five hundred and fourteenth State Park, five hundred (500) dollars. One hundred and fifteenth: For plantation Park, to be expended under the directive year ending July 31, general for the fiscal year ending July 31, general for the fiscal year ending July 31, general for the fiscal year ending July 31, the sum One hundred and seventeen: For conference commissioner for the fiscal year 1958, the insurance commissioner for the fiscal year 1959, the four (1958), seven hundred and four (1959), seven hundred and eighteen: For the county thirty-first (31st), nineteen hundred and five (195), seventy (70) hundred and five (195). One hundred and nineteenth: For the drainage of swamp and marshy lands of the state, to be expended under the supervision of the drainage commission of the state, as provided by chapter ninety (30). General Laws of nineteen hundred and one (1901), for the fiscal year ending July thirty-first (31st), nineteen hundred and four (1904), twenty-five thousand (25,000 dollars. One hundred and twentieth: For the same purpose, for the fiscal year ending July thirty-first (31st), nineteen hundred and five (1935), twenty-five thousand (25,000 dollars. One hundred and twenty-first: For the office of the public Examiner, in addition to standing appropriations, for the fiscal year ending July thirty-first (31st), nineteen hundred and four (1904), six thousand (6,000 dollars. One hundred and twenty-second: For the same purpose, for the fiscal year ending July thirty-first (31st), nineteen hundred and five (1905), six thousand (6,000 dollars. 'One hundred and twenty-three.' For the fiscal year ending July 31st, 2017, food commissioner for the fiscal year ending July thirty-first (31st), nineteen thousand and forty-one (1904) two hundred fifty dollars. One hundred and twenty-four: For the same purpose for the fiscal year ending July thirty-first (Slist), nineteen hundred and five (150), two hundred (200 dollars). One hundred and twenty-fifth. For al- mong the other members of the appropriation of the dairy and food department, for the next year ending July 10, 1900, twelve thousand (12,000) dail- y (100), twelve thousand (12,000) dail- One hundred and twenty-sixth. For his purpose, the fiscal year June first-thirty-first (1904) hundred and five (1005), twelve thousand (12- 1200). One hundred and twenty-seventh. For his purpose, the fiscal year rear of labor for two additional inspectors and for their traveling and feeding July thirty-first (1917), nineteen hundred and five (1004), four thousand (40,000) dollars. One hundred and twenty-eight: For the same purpose, for the fiscal year thirty-first (31st), nineteen hundred and five (100), four thousand (4,000) dollars. One hundred and thirty-sixth: For provision for the payment of the expense of service, proceedings of attorneys as provided by law during the first two years ending July thirty-first (31st), in the year ended November, the sum of five hundred (500) dollars, the sum of five hundred (500) dollars, the sum of fiveைsations—First: To settle and satisfy in full the indebtedness of the state to J. V. Brower, commissioner of itasca State Park, for expense incurred and services rendered by the connection with the public relations, the said park, the sum of five thousand one hundred and seventy-nine and 4100 million dollars, which full itemized accounts are stated at payroll. The volume of the amount of the same. Second: To settle and pay in full the charges of Messrs. Davis, Kellogg & Sevilla, the costs of the new news rendered by the state in the Red Lake resolution to school section cases, as per account on file with state auditor, five thousand (5,000) dollars. Second: to settle and pay in full the charges of Henry W. Childs for similar services, two thousand (2,000) dollars. Sec. 4. Appropriations for deficiencies. First. For the payment of the following deficiency items the construction and construction of the state normal school at Duluth, Minn.: (a) Johnson Electric Service company for heat regulating devices, one thousand hundred and twenty-five (1,925) dollars. (b) D.R. Black, plumbing contract, two thousand (2,000) dollars. (c) Minnesota Water Arch Furnace GENERAL LAWS OF MINNESOTA PASSED AT THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION OF 1903. company contract, twelve hundred (1,200) dollars. (2) Palmer, Hall & Hunt, architects (3) Palmer, Hall & Hunt, architects and thirty-one and $4,100 (3,231.34) dollars, provided that said sum shall be accepted by said respective persons in full payment of the costs of claims incident to said work. (4) The state shall indemnity of the state for printing, advertising, billing for the construction (3) hundred and three (1683), eighty-five services. Third. For jantor services, state fourth. For capital repairs and publishing, one thousand five hundred (1,500) dollars. For insurance commissioner's contingent expenses, seven hundred (700) Ninth. For printing insurance laws, nine hundred sixty and 200 (909. 620) Tenth. For the payment of wolf bounty. Eleventh. For the payment of the claim of F. Goodedd & Company for coal mining. Twelfth. For the sum of the Moorhead, the sum of one hundred thirteenth. Provided, that said sum shall be accepted in full settlement of said claim. Thirteenth. For the payment of veying prisoners to state prison and state reformatory, three thousand (3,000) dollars All of the foregoing deficiency appropriations shall be available during the fiscal year ending July thirty-first (31st), nineteen hundred and three (1903). Sec. 5. For relief of individuals, which amounts shall be in full payment of all claims now or hereafter to be made by the respective claimants herein named: First—For the relief of Beda Wingstrand, for injuries sustained by her while in the performance of her duties as an employee of the state in the laundry of the St. Peter Insane hospital, the sum of four thousand (4,000) dollars. Second—For the relief of Margaret Vogel, for injuries sustained by her while operating the mangle in the St. Peter hospital laundry, the sum of one thousand (1,000) dollars. Third-for the relief of John Stanley, who played a major role in the state at the time of the sum of one thousand (1,000) dollars. Fourth-for the relief of Albert B. Browne, who played a major role in his while engaged as a member of Battalion National guards, in filing a salute in honor of the president, the sum of four (4) dollars. Fifth-for the relief of Marv C. Sinha, who played a major role in section six (6), chapter three hundred and eighty-one (811), General Laws of the state, and sixthy-eight (488) dollars, of four hundred, sixty-eight (488) dollars, provided by law from the date of the relief of John Stanley, to the date of the first payment of pension money. Seventh-for the relief of Charles Larson for injuries sustained by him while in an experimental station of the university, the sum of four (4) dollars. For the purpose, partially reimbursing Chicago county for expense of persons for murder in the year 1886, ten persons for murder in the year 1886, one thousand dollars. Sec. 6. Appropriations for the first state fish hatchery: A. For the fiscal year ending July thirty-first (31st), nineteen hundred and three (1903). First—For the condemnation and purchase of lands and improvement, three thousand (3,000) dollars. Second—For cementing old ponds, two thousand (2,000) dollars. Third—To complete new ponds in course of construction, fifteen hundred (1,500) dollars. B. To be available for the fiscal year ending July thirty-first (31st), nineteen hundred and four (1904). hundred (a) capitals. seven (a) appropriations for the state aquarium. Angola. A. To be available for the fiscal year ending July thirty-first (31st), nineteen hundred and three (1903). Third-Brick smoke stack, fifteen hundred Fourth-Brick engine, house and moving fourth-Brick house, thousand five hundred (3,000) dollars, and moving July thirty-first (gl), sixten thousand and four (four) water supply, lighting for group of cottages, ten thousand Second-Changes in main building, fifteen Third-Brick house, carpenter shop, paint shop on third-Brick house, carpenter shop, paint shop on Water tower and tank, plumber, hennery and corn crib, three thou- Fifteen—Repairs and betterments, fifteen hundred (1,500) dollars. Twenty—Current expense (two standing appropriation) fifty thousand (50,000) dollars. Fourth- Current expense (no standing appropriation), fifty thousand (60,000 dol- lars) B. To be available for the fiscal year ending July the 31st (Glast, nineteen) (CHAP, CHAP). First-Additional for cold storage, fifteen hundred. Second-Changes in main building, fifteen hundred. Third-Repairs and bettermarks, fifteen hundred (1500) dollars. Fourth-Repairs and bettermarks, fifteen hundred (1500) dollars. (no standing appropriation) fifty thousand (50,000) dollars. To be available for the fiscal year ending July thirty-first (31st), nineteen hundred. First-Repairs and bettermarks, fifteen hundred. Second-Current expenses (no standing appropriation), fifty thousand (50,000) dollars. Appropriation 9. Appropriation for the state hospital. Appropriation A. To be available for the fiscal year ending July thirty-first (31st) nineteen hundred and three (1303). First-Extension to laundry and equipment, five thousand (5,000) dollars. B. To be available for the fiscal year ending July thirty-first (31st), nineteen hundred and four (1904). First-Fire alarm system, two thousand (2,000) dollars. Second-Repairs and betterments, five thousand (5,000) dollars. Third-Current expense (in addition to standing appropriation) one hundred and seventy-three thousand (173,000) dollars. C. To be available for the fiscal year ending July thirty-first (31st), nineteen hundred and five (1905). First-Repairs and betterments, five thousand (5,000) dollars. Second-Current expense, (in addition to standing appropriation) one hundred and seventy-three thousand (173,000) dollars. SEC. 10. Appropriations or the state hospital for the insane, Rochester: A. To be available for the year ending July thirty-first (31st), nineteen hundred and four (1904). First-One additional bolster, five thou- sands. Second-Hepatitis and bettements, five Second-Hepatitis and bettements, five Third-Current expense (no addition to Third-Current expense, thirty-eight-thou- sands (88,000 dollars). Third-Current expense (In addition to standing appropriation), three-eight thousand ($8,000) dollars. Seal 11. Appropriations for the state hospital for the insane. St. Peter. A. To be available for the fiscal year **Seventh- Current expense (in addition to** **investment) prosecution** (million) 60,000 (6,000) a year **ending July thirty-first** (31), nineteen hundred and five (55) million, and equipment, twenty-five thousand, staff and plumbing stone building, five thousand (5,000) dol- lary. Third-Wing to hospital for tuberculous patients, and equipment, fifteen thousand Fourth- Repairs and bettermarks, five thousand. Fourth- Current expense (in addition to standing approval) hundred and hundred and (110,000) dollars. Sec. 13. Appropriations for the state "A: To be available for the fiscal year B: To be available for the fiscal year hundred and three (1000). C: To be available for three (1000). thousand (2,000) dollars. Fourth--Current expense (in addition to standing appropriation), thirty thousand (30,000) dollars. C: To be available for the fiscal year ending July thirty-first (31st), nineteen hundred and five (195). Plants, Receivers, and, betterments, two (2,000) dollars. Sec. 14. Appropriations for state re- Fourth-Shoe and tin shops, two thou- sands Fifth-Regina and bertiements, two Beth-Current expense (in addition to standing appropriation), xixty thousand B: To be available for the fiscal year ending July thirty-first (31st), nineteen hundred and five (1905). thousand (2,000) dollars (in addition to standing appropriation), at least thousand (80,000) dollars (in appropriations for the state prison at Stillwater. A: To be available for the fiscal year 1995 (Gist), nineteen hundred and four (1944). First-Enlargement of cell house and partial equipment, constructing ward for five five-fifths of the buildings and improvements, fifty-five thousand ($55,000) dollars. A: To be available for the fiscal year 1998, please contact (Glst) nineteen hundred and three (1003). First-Remodeling plumbing in baths thousand thousand five hundred (4,500) baths Third-Current expense (in addition to standing appropriation), two thousand hundred (10,000) dollars. Sec. 18. Appropriations for state publicity purposes. A. To be available for the fiscal year beginning July thirty-first (Stlst), nineteen hundred and forty (190) dollars. First-Cement floors, one thousand (1,000) dollars. Second-Floor in dining room, three hundred and fifty (300) dollars. Third-Library, two hundred and fifty (200) dollars. Fourth-Repairs and betterments, two thousand (2,000) dollars. In addition to standing appropriation), twenty-seven thousand (22,000) dollars. In addition to standing appropriation), five thousand thousand (5,000) dollars. B. To be available for the fiscal year ending July thirty-first (Stlst), nineteen hundred and five (190) dollars. First-Library, two hundred and fifty (200) dollars. Second-Repairs and betterments, two thousand (2,000) dollars. Third-Current expense (in addition to standing appropriation), twenty-seven thousand (22,000) dollars. Fourth-State agency (in addition to standing appropriation), five thousand five hundred (5,500) dollars. Provided, that for the years ending July thirty-first (31st), nineteen hundred and four (40th) July in the first quarter, nineteen hundred and five, respectively, the board of control is authorizing to be used as the approval of the Board of Control. This is the final approval of the process of the cases of the necessary a portion of the funds appropriated for the current expenses of anyone of the following type of money for the time of the following year, including the interest expense of the St. Peterate state hospital for the insane, Rochester state hospital for the insane, the Fergus Falls state hospital for the insane, the State Hospital for the Injuries of the Injuries, the State system, the school for the deaf, the school for the blind, the school for the feeble minded, the state public school for the state hospital for the inpatient and the state prison, to the use of any other of the aforesaid institutions; and it is further authorizing to be used as the approval of the state to use sums not exceeding in the appropriate amount the amount of the property where necessary to appropriate tax on any of the above named institutions. Provided, that said board may withhold such comment about the amount of the巍师, the editor of the state, use the balance of any appropriation made for a specific purpose at any institution and to make the use of any other of the above-mentioned and about such institution after the purpose for which such appropriation was made, has been accomplished. And, provided that the proposed method of the proposed method is a portion of the current expense of any of the above-mentioned and other current expenses of the diversified labor and for the introduction and encouragement of such industries as in its judgment may be beneficial to the inmates of the institution. Provided, further, that in the expenditure of the money hereinbefore provided for maintenance of state institutions, the board of control shall have full power and authority to fix and pay such additional salaries to the employees of the state, except the superintendent of state institutions, as in the opinion of said board shall be proper and just. Sec. 19. Appropriations for the state normal school, Winona. A. To be available for the fiscal year ending July thirty-first (31st), nineteen hundred and four (1934). First. Library equipment and books, five hundred (500) dollars. Second. Repairs and betterments, one thousand (1,000 dollars. Third. Furniture and apparatus, five hundred (500) dollars. Fourth. Addition to president's salary, five hundred (500) dollars. Fifth. For the purchase of land for site for ladies' home's the sum of six thousand, five hundred (6,500) dollars. Provided, further, that the sum of the dollars, the amount of unexpended balance of appropriations of chapter three hundred eighty-one (318) of chapter three hundred eighty-one (318), being ten thousand (10,000) dollars for heating (8,000) dollars balance of appropriations (8,000) dollars balance of appropriations building shall be devoted for the purpose of increasing the above specified amount for home and improving the same. Additionally to standing, appropriation), ten thousand B. To be available for the fiscal year ending July 31st, nineteen thousand (1900). hundred (600) dollars five hundred (500) dollars five hundred (500) dollars (by addition to standing appropriations (1,000) thousand (15,000) dollars appropriations for the state normal school, Manatee appropriations for the fiscal year endling July thirty-fifth (31st), nineteen months Third. Library books and equipment, Fourth. Addition to president's salary. Fifth. Current; expense (in addition to standing appropriations), ten thousand B. To be available for the fiscal year 11st, nineteen hundred and five (1005). First. Repair and settlement, two fourths. Second. Furniture, five hundred (600) fourth. Third. Library books and equipment, fourth. Fourth. Addition to president's salary, fourth. Fifth. Current expenses (in addition to appropriation), ten thousand (0,000) dollars). Section 21. Appropriations for the state A. To be available for the fiscal year 1. three (33), nineteen hundred and three (193). First. For acquiring additional land, B. To be available for the fiscal year 1. three (33), nineteen hundred and four (194). Third. Repair, five hundred (500) dollars. Fourth. Heating plant for Lawrence plant, and new boiler, four thousand five hundred (500) dollars. Fifth. Addition to president's salary, five hundred (500) dollars. Sixth. (in addition to standing appropriation), twelve thousand c. To be available for the fiscal year four hundred (400), nineteen hundred five (160), fifteen hundred five (160), dollars. Seventh. Second furniture, five hundred (500). Third. Repair, five hundred (500) dollars. Fourth. Addition to president's salary. Fifth. Current expense (in addition to standing appropriation), twelve thousand (120,000) dollars. First-Physical, chemical biological and medical equipment, two-thirds thousand (2,000) dollars batteries, five-thousand (5,000) ten thousand (1,000) dollars batteries, seven hundred and fifty (700) dollars Fifth-Library books and equipment, fourth-Grading and improving of grounds, one thousand (1,000) dollars. sixth-Grading and improving five hundred (500) dollars. seventh-Current expense (no standing appropriation, twenty-five thousand dollars). B. To be available for the fiscal year ending June 30, (31st), nineteen hundred and five (1950). First-Library books and equipment, Second-Physical, chemical, biological and geographical apparatus and supplies, two thousand (2,000) dollars. Third-Additional furniture and equipment, seven hundred and fifty (750) dollars. Fourth-Worries and bettermore, five hundred (500) dollars. Fifth-Addition to president's salary, five hundred (500) dollars. Sixth-Current expense (no standing appropriation, twenty-seven, thousands Secc. 24. Appropriations for University A. To be available for the fiscal year endling JULY thirty-seven, nineteen months. First-For extraordinary repair, the first-For extraordinary repair, second-Enlargement and grading of campus, second-Enlargement and grading of campus, to be available for the fiscal year to be available for the fiscal year hundred and four (104), hundred and four (104). Third-Year completion and equipment won twenty-five thousand (25,000) dollars. Fourth-For library, five thousand (5,000) dollars. Fifth-For ordinary repairs, ten thousand (10,000) dollars. Sixth-For improvement of the campus, three thousand (3,000) dollars. Seventh-For fiscal year ending July thirty-first (31st), nineteen thousand (19,000) dollars. First-For current expenses, forty-five thousand (45,000) dollars. Second-For engineering department and electric light plant, forty thousand (40,000) dollars. Third-For ordinary repairs, ten thousand (10,000) dollars. Fourth-For improvement of the campus, three thousand (3,000) dollars. Sixth-For erection of bacteriological library, sixty thousand (60,000) dollars. to be available for the fiscal year ending October 31 (Glist), nineteen hundred and sixty (1968). First-For completion of bacteriological laboratory, forty thousand (40,000) dollars. Second-For partial equipment of bacteriological laboratory, five thousand (5,000) dollars. Sec. 25. Appropriations for the school of agriculture. A: to be available for the fiscal year ending July thirty-first (31st), nineteen hundred and four (1804). Sec. 26. Appropriations for substation at Grand Rapids. A: To be available for the fiscal year ending July thirty-first (31st), nineteen hundred and four (1904). First—For current expenses, four thousand (4,000) dollars. B: To be available for the fiscal year ending July thirty-first (31st), nineteen hundred and five (1905). First—For current expenses, four thousand (4,000) dollars. First-For current expenses, six thousand (6,000) dollars. Second-For drainage of state farm, five boundaries, that the conveyance condition, that the conveyance condition into the State of Minnesota, and conditionally into the State of Minnesota in the event the State of Minnesota farm purposes, and availing the deed contained to buy said premises or deed contained to buy acre there mentioned, that it shall not purchase price whatsoever, either from purchase price whatsoever, either from deed or otherwise, and provided furthest or otherwise, and provided furthest or otherwise, for appropriated building unexpended shall not be now remaining unexpended shall not be modification in said conveyance is made. B: To be available for the fiscal year ending July thirty-first (31st), nineteen hundred and five (1905). First—For current expenses, six thousand (6,000) dollars. Sec. 28. Appropriations for soldiers' home. A: To be available for the fiscal year ending July thirty-first (31st), nineteen hundred and three (1908). First-For completion of new dining hall and kitchen, three thousand (3,000) B. To be available for the fiscal year hundred and four (1004). First-For current expenses and maintenance hundred and four (1004). First-For current expenses and maintenance, ten thousand (10,000) improvements, fifteen hundred (1,500) improvements, fifteen hundred (1,500) improvements, five hundred, hospital, fifty-five hundred, (3,000) C. To be available for the fiscal year hundred and five (1005). First-For current expense and maintenance, appropriation, ten thousand (10,000) dollars for land and improvements, fifteen hundred (1500) dollars for the state agricultural services. A. To be available for the fiscal year ending July thirty-first (31st), nineteen hundred and five (1905). First-For the erection and equipment of building for the display of manufacturé manufactured exclusively in the State of Mississippi, thirty thousand in the $30,000 dollars. CHAPTER 286-S. F. NO. 270. by the board of control of state institutions of a state agent for the aid and treatment of paroled or discharged prisoners. Be it enacted by the legislature of the state. Section I. The board of control state institutions of any time when it does its necessary appointment of state agent for the aid and supervision of paroled or discharged prisoners. The said state agent shall receive such salary as it shall fix and determine, together with the necessary traveling expenses incurred in the discharge of his duties, and he shall perform such duties as it may be prescribed in the supervision of prisoner-prisoned or discharged from the state prison, the state reformatory, or any other public prison in this state, including the return of paroled prisoners to such institutions. It shall be his special duty to assist discharged or paroled prisoners in obtaining employment. The salary and expenses of said state are not limited to the services of the State Institutions, and shall be divided between them in proportion to the appropriation made by the legislature for their current expenses. Before entering upon the duties of his office he shall take oath and file a bond in such sum as said board shall preserve for the same performance and to his duties. Such bond and with the same filed in the office of the secretary of state. He shall hold office at the will of said board. Sec. 2. All acts and parts of acts Involved in the execution of Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from room and its passage. APPROVED. SEC. 28-1H. F. NO. 111 AN ACT to provide for a levy of taxes for the execution of July 31st, one thousand nine hundred and fourteen hundred and five hundred and fourteen hundred and five (1900). Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of New York. Section 1. For the purpose of defraying the expenses of the state for the fiscal year ending July thirty-first (31st), one thousand nine hundred and four (1904), a tax of seven hundred and seventy-five thousand dollars (8755,000), or as near that amount as practicable, shall be levied on all the taxable property of the state; provided, that the tax hereby levied shall not exceed the rate of one (1) mill on each dollar of taxable property. Sec. 2. For the purpose of defraying the cost of the year ending July thirty-first (Slap), one thousand nine hundred and five (1,500), a thousand nine hundred and five ($1000), or an near that amount as a property of the state; provided that the tax hereby levied shall not exceed the taxable property (1) on each dollar of taxable property. Sec. 3. All taxes levied under the property shall be paid into the state treasury, shall be credited of the general revenue fund only. Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. APPENDIX CHAPTER 82—I. F. NO. 638. AN ACT to amend section four hundred and twenty-one (421) of General Statutes 1884 of the State of Minnesota, reauthorizing the history of the public examiner. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota. Section 1. That section four hundred and sixty-five of the State of Minnesota, be amended section the following: The amounts paid into the treasury for services paid to the State for services paid to the State. Defective Page Io examiner, or his deputies or assistant to the law of the city comptroller, city treasurer, and other revenue and financial officers of the city, or the personal benefit of said public examiner, in pursuance to the provisions of chapter 228 of the laws of Minnesota of 1995, the laws relative to building, loan and savings associations doing a revenue service will be applied towards the expenses the applicants shall not incur in his personal benefit. Sec. 2. All acts or parts of acts incon- sistent with this act are hereby repealed. Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from and upon this passage. 一 AN ACT to authorize the reorganization of school districts in cities in which the city council or of less, in which the city council or common council performs the duties of a board of education. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Texas: Section 1. That in any city in this state, containing 10,000 inhabitants, a common council performs the duties of a board of education, the said council being a board of school inspectors may be elected, anny inspectors resting upon the said city council and jurisdiction to inspect in and be performed by said inspectors, who shall be appointed, each city, Sec. 2. Whenever a majority of the legal voters of such city to such city, each such city at the last general election, shall desire to revote the duties of controlling and managing the public schools of such city to the common council or city council for the election of a board to the city recorder or city clerk of said city at least forty (40) days before the election. Sec. 8. Upon the filing of such petition, the public school board is to be given that at the next city election the question will be submitted to the public school board of managing the public schools of said city shall be changed to the next city election occurring more than once in the petition. The said question shall be submitted to said elections. The following form: In favor of a new board of education, the vote shall be taken by the voter shall put an X mark on the majority of those voting on said question in favor of the new board, then the management, directing the schools of such city shall be vested in the board, and the directors directed out of the council of said city. Sec. 4. Nominations for management of the "school inspectors," may be made and such inspectors, which the proposition to change the management and control of the school, to the board of education shall be submitted; and if said proposition is adopted this act, the inspectors so elected shall immediately become the inspectors to be vetted with all the powers, rights, duties and privileges of the school, to give a gld acting as a board of education. Sec. 5. Such school inspectors should inspect an inspector be elected from each ward to be elected at large; such inspectors should be elected at large. such inspectors shall hold office for a term of elected and qualified, but at the first election be nominated and elected to hold office be nominated and elected to hold office inspector from each ward shall be elected Sec. 6. The inspectors so elected and qualified shall be a body corporate and shall be known as the board of education of said city, which shall be their corporate name. Said board of education may sue and be sued, have a corporate seal, and may do and perform all the acts and things and have all the powers and duties with their predecessors, such council, as a board of education, could do or perform in the management, control and operation of the public schools of the said city. Thus shall also have full control and charge of all the funds of the said public schools, and have power to levy all necessary taxes for educational purposes for the construction of school houses, the equipment thereof, and for the necessary equipment of all the public schools of said city, and for the maintenance and support of said schools. Said board of education shall elect one of their number president of said board, who shall hold office for two years and until his successor is elected and qualified. Sec. 7. The city clerk or city recorders of the board of education, and the city treasurer of the board of education, the city said board of education. The funds of the said board of education of the board signed by the president and cunterigned by the board of said board shall give bonds for the said board for the faithful care and custody of the children of the said board, as often as shall be required by the board. Sec. 8. Upon the adoption by the legal authority of the management of the public schools of the city, such board of education, and immediately such board of education, and immediately such board, all funds in the city's fund, or to the school fund, or to the common schools of said city, shall imfill, amend, and warrants and under the exclusive consent of the city council of said city shall have no city council of said city shall have no city authority over said funds. The city treasurer of the order of said board of education. Sec. 9. No member of the board of education compensation whatsoever for any duties required of him as a member of such board of education, or for any compensation whatsoever for acting as the secretary of education compensation whatsoever for acting as the salaries, fees or compensation paid to him, or for any compensation such city, and the salary or compensation such city, and the salary or compensation such city shall be in full compensation, by such city service required by the provisions of Sec. 9. Sec. 10. No member of the board of education, under their own, and no city officer or district city, shall be a party to, or interested in, the education of, or education, nor shall board of education, nor shall board of schools or any teacher for the schools of the said city who is related by blood or marriage to a member of the education, except by the unanimous grant vote of all members—cloct. of Sec. 11. This act shall take effect and amend the provisions of its passage. Approved April 20, 1955. CHAPTER 900-N-1 F NO 992 AN ACT to appropriate money of the internal improvement fund to aid in the construction of roads, bridges and culverts, or draining lands or roads that may be in improvement as those improvements herein made, and give them to towns and counties the right to be enacted by the legislature of the state. Be it enacted by the legislature of the Section 1. That the sums hereinafter appropriated to the internal improvement fund may come into the state treasury by the amount of any money in the state treasury belonging to the internal improvement fund. The amount to be appropriated, to aid in building substantial roads and bridges, and for constructing roads and culverts or draining lands or roads or other improvements in the counties hereinafter spec- Sec. 2. Such money shall be expended for the supervision of the persons or officers heretofore named in each case designated, and the money designated, the money shall be expended and the work shall be done under the supervision of the county where the work is being Sec. 3. When the work in any location hereafter deemed necessary herein authorized and so certify to the state auditor, who shall be the treasurer, payable to the county, city, village or town treasurer, as the case may or be entitled to any portion of such appropriation as his fees or commissions. Sec. 4. No payment shall be made or charged unless the certificate above required, executed by the proper officers, is with written consent of thirty-first (Slet), nineteen hundred dollars. Any appropriation hereby made, for which such certificate shall not have been issued, shall be cancelled, and is hereby repealed. ANOKA COUNTY Sec. 5. That the sum of two hundred (200) dollars is hereby appropriated out of the cost of a bridge across Rice Creek on the Central Avenue road, in the town of Anoka. That the further sum of two hundred (200) dollars is hereby appropriated out of the cost of a bridge across Rum River, in the town of Oak Ridge on the section line between sections nineteen (10) and thirty (30), in said town. The said sums to be expended under the direction of the superintendent of supervisees of the respective towns. ATKIN COUNTY Sec. 6. The sum of the money hundred and sixty dollars appropriated out of said fund, to aid in constructing and repairing a bridge over the "River Ice and McGregor road," in the townships of Rice River and said sum to be expended under the direction of the county commissioners of Burlington county. BECKER COUNTY Sec. 7. The sum of the money hundred (300) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund, to aid in constructing and repairing a bridge from the village of Frasse, through the townships of Burlington, Silver Leaf and Sald sum to be expended under the supervision of the chairmen of each of the boards of supervisors of said town-shire. That the further sum of three hundred (300) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund, to aid in constructing a wagon bridge across Straight river at a point where the road now crosses the same, about eighty (50) rods west of the south-east corner of section 23, township 140, north of range 36, west; that the further sum of three hundred (300) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund to aid in the construction of a bridge across Town Lake near the line between sections 34 and 35, township 133, range 40, where the main road running from Frazee to Pelican Rapids crosses said lake; said amounts to be expended under the supervision of the board of county commissioners of said BENTON COUNTY. Sec. 8. That the sum of two hundred and fifty dollars ($250.00) is hereby appropriated out of any moneys in the state treasury belonging to the internal improvement fund, or out of the first moneys which shall come into the state treasury belonging to said fund, not otherwise appropriated, to aid in grading and repairing of the highway leading in a northerly direction from the village of Gilman, in the township of Alberta, in Benton county, Minnesota; the above amount to be expended under the supervision of Felix Rosemark, William Raber and Knock Srieza. That the sum of two hundred and fifty dollars ($250,000) is the amount of the improvement fund to aid in the grading and repairing of a highway known as the Highway 100, running in a northeast and southwest direction through the township of Minneapolis in the northwest of Minnesota. The above sum to be expended under the supervision of W. J. Stewart, Albert Wilke and John E. Stewart. That the sum of one hundred and seventy-five dollars ($175.00) is further appropriated out of said internal improvement fund to aid in the grading and repairing of the highway known as the North Duelm and Princeton road, and leading in a westerly direction from the village of Duelm in Benton county, Minnesota. The above amount to be expended under the supervision of Martin Herbat, C. C. Connelly and Paul Murn. That the sum of one hundred and seventy-five cents appropriated out of said internal improvement of the Rico and Gliman road, pairing of the Rico and Gliman road, run through the township of Graham, Jackson county, under the supervision of Scott Thomas, John R. Sparrow and Joseph Thomas. That the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars out of said internal improvement fund to the township in the township of Minden, Benton county, under the supervision of John Flanigan, Marcus Beltzman, Beltzman COUNTY. BELTZMAN COUNTY. (6,000 dollars is hereby appropriated out of the sum of $10,000 paying for bridges already constructed, or to build new bridges, as the case may be.) Said amount to be expended under the commissioners of said county. COUNTY. Sec. 10. That the sum of three hundred and out of said fund to aid the town of said county to construct calverts and build bridges on the section railway lines (1) and ten (10) and fifteen (15) and twelve (12) and fourteen (14) and twenty-four (24) in large forty-six (40), in said Big Stone Said money shall be expended under the provisions of said town of Graceville, in said visors of said town of Graceville, in said That the further sum of five hundred (500) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund to build a bridge on the section line between sections 25 and 27 in township 121, range 46, across Main river, being in the town of Ortonville, in said county; said sum to be expended under the supervision of the board of town supervisors of said town of Ortonville. BLUE EARTH AND NICOLLET COUNTIES. Sec. 11. That the sum of three thousand (3,000) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund to aid in the construction of a bridge across the Minnesota river between the counties of Blue Earth and Nicollet, at or near a point where the line between government lots one (1) and two (2), in said Blue Earth county, and seven (7) and eight (5), in Nicollet county, crosses the said river, the same being in section thirty-three (33), township one hundred (100), north of range two-eight (29), west The said bridge shall be constructed under the Joint direction of the town supervisors of the towns of Judson, in Blue Earth county, and Nicolet, in Nicolet county, and the two of the two appropriation shall be paid out of the state treasury until said bridge is completed. Upon completion of said bridge the said town supervisors shall certify that the said state is not to have been the common draw his order in favor of the treasurer of said township of Judson, Blue Earth county, for the sum of fifteen hundred (1,500) dollars; and he shall further draw the lower of the third the same said town's of Nicolet, in Nicolet county for the sum of fifteen hundred (1,500) dollars; and the said treasurer shall pay out the moneys so received upon the orders of the town supervisors of said town's of Judson and Nicolet. BROWN COUNTY. Sec. 12. That the sum of eight hundred (800) dollars is hereby appropriated out of the said county for the purpose of connecting bridge access to a 모든 river. If the city is on a public road in the township of Home, in the county of Brown, in said state, which runs through sections seventeen (17) and eighteen (18), of said town, and the number of the rights of the county of Fort Ridgley Ferry Crossing, the exact location to be designated by the board of supervisors of said town. That the sum go of appropriated shall be submitted to the treasurer of the board of supervisors of said town of Home. That the further sum of four hundred (400) dollars is to be paid for a fund of said fund, to aid in building a bridge at Hinderman's Ferry, in the town of Hinderman, Minnesota, to chains west of the corner of lot one (1) of Brown County, section twenty-two (20), township one hundred eleven (111), range thirty-两 (30), home of Home, Brown County, Minnesota, the expended by the board of county commissioners of said Brown County. SEC. 13. That the sum of five hundred (500) dollars is hereby appropriated out of the fund of said bridge a crosses Ketterer river at or near the town of Hinderman, ship line between townships six- forty (60) in said county, crosses said river That the said amount shall be expended under the supervision of the three chairmen, the suspects of the board of commissioners of the town of Mokpo, the Kalayala, and Split Rock. in said county, HAVE YOU READ THE APPEAL THE APPEAL, & NATIONAL AFRO-AMERIGAN NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY ADAMS BROS. EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS 49 E. 4th St. St. Paul, Minn. ISSUED SIMULTANEOUSLY IN Saint Paul, Minneapolis, Chicago, Washington, Louisville, St. Louis. ST. FAUL OFFICE, No. 110 Union Blk. 4th & Cedar, J. Q. ADAMS, Publisher. MINNEAPOLIS OFFICE, Guaranty Loan Bldg. Room 817 HENRY ROBERTS, Manager. CHICAGO OFFICE, 323-5 Dearborn St., Suite 310, C. F. ADAMS, Manager. LOUISVILLE OFFICE, No. 312 W. Jefferson St. Room 2 W. V. PENN, Manager. ST. 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In every letter that you write, never fall over the letter, and address, plainly written, post office, county and state. Business letters of all kinds must be written on separate sheets from letters containing the same information. Entered as second class matter at St. Paul, Minn. AGENTS WANTED. THE APPEAL wants good reliable agents to canvass for subscribers at points not already covered. Write for our extraordinary inductions. SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1903. When the so-called "Negro Problem" is the subject of discussion, the whites generally say, that it is because the blacks are lacking in education and business instincts, that they are objectionable. We are inclined to the belief that this is not the true cause of objection. There are millions of Afro-Americans who are equal to the average of any nationality, in the same walks of life, in point of education, and there are millions of owners of property. The whites both South and North, do protest that they are the best friends the Afro-Americans have that both are sitting up nights, evolving schemes looking toward their betterment and happiness in every way; yet, both are trying to force them into paths leading to these desirable goals, other than the ones they, themselves tread. They do not wish to measure the Afro-American's happiness, ambitions, feelings, desires, contentedness, patriotism, fealty, loyalty, rights, justice, in short, anything by their own quart measure, but a special measure must be used. Our white friends both better for us than we will for our North and South, who think they know our needs better than we do ourselves, and who imagine, or, would have us imagine, that they will do more and selves, are, to put it mildly, mistaken. The good book says there is but one path leading to heaven and that is straight and narrow, but it is the only way in. The same principle might be applied to the road to success. If white men would not put any obstacles in the road to success, the black man would sometimes reach the goal; and, he sometimes gets there despite the obstacles. There is not a year in which Afro-Americans do not forge to the front in some of the institutions of learning, where the races are mixed, and there are no distinctions on account of color. In business circles the color line is so strongly drawn that an Afro-American, no matter how superior his ability, has absolutely no chance, no hope, for equitable promotion, if, indeed, he is even permitted to place his foot upon the first round of the ladder. The most notable instance in this regard that has come to our notice recently is that which occurred in Beggs, I. T., last week. According to press dispatches: Three weeks ago a family of Afro-Americans consists of a father and three sons moved from Alabama to Beggs. They had $10,000, and bought property, built a store building and put in a stock of goods. They paid no attention to a warning in the shape of suggestive pointers, and on last Saturday night a stick of dynamite was set off under one end of the building and it was totally wrecked. Now, how does this damnable outrage compare with these protestations of our white friends? Here were people who, even under the difffies with which they had to contend in Alabama, saved $10,000 and when they could no longer tolerate the treatment they received in that Godforsaken state, they went where they thought they would surely have a man's chance, and what is the result, simply because they were Afro-Americans? The trouble with whites, and the whole trouble is, that they do not wish to tote fair. No Afro-American wants any special privileges, he just wants his nationality or color to be no bar to his progress or advancement in any direction, and then the devil take the hindmost. The Afro-Americans are not the kickers, ALL the kicks come from the whites. He wishes to, and would live in perfect harmony with all his neighbors if allowed to do so. Nearly every avenue in which it is possible to make a decent living is closed against Afro-Americans, no matter how worthy nor how well qualified they may be. The "Negro Problem" in a nut shell is that the whites utterly ignore the Golden Rule so far as their black brothers are concerned. If they would only do unto them as they themselves would have their black brothers do unto them were the tables turned the "Negro Problem" would soon be solved. The supreme court of the United States has again held to its hidebound policy of giving the Afro-American a slap in the face every time he pokes his head within its doors. This honorable, upright court has decided that it cannot find redress for the Afro-American who were in a shameless, damnable, outrageous manner deprived of their right to go on the registration lists of Alabama. How men who claim to represent justice can so degrade their high calling is beyond our comprehension—unless the honorable (?) court still holds to the Taney doctrine that: "A black man has no rights that a white man is bound to respect." "Carnegie's gift of $600,000 to the Tuskogee institute will do more good than ten times the amount to libraries. And not all his bestowals upon the latter combined have warmed as many hearts toward him as this one in furtherance of Booker Washington's grand work for the uplifting of the Afro-American." J. Elbert Cutler, a Yale post-graduate, has made lynching the subject of his thesis. There have been 3,233 lynchings in 21 years and among the victims 1872 were Afro-Americans and only 35 per cent of them were lynched for criminal assault. He-says the educational agencies in the south can do more than any other single force to check lynchings. The Newspaper Deadhead. Why should people ask for free news papers, asks the Toronto Evening Telegram, any more than they look for free cigars, free umbrellas, free walking sticks, free collars, free cuffs or free beetsteaks? Every copy of a newspaper is a product which costs a certain amount to be toastebacon, the gents' furnisher or the shop not called upon to supply free copies of the products which they handle. The people who are aggrieved if they cannot get a free copy of a newspaper would not think of struggling for a place on the free list of a grocery store, a dry goods store, or butcher's shop. The people more than the cost of the free newspaper business which is repugnant to all sound business notions. THE NIGHT SIDE OF LONDON, "The Night Side of London." By Robert Machray. Illustrated. 8 vo. Decorated cloth. $2.50 net. Philadelphia: J. R. Lippert Company. Vatican Museum. Then follows several are, she says, "very peaceable sort very interesting anecdotes anent the men; * * * they cat like other folk mysterious power for good or evil clus- talk like them and behave with elegance tering about the little wing goose. Be the most amiable, be the most gentle, be the most gentle, when the Following line "The Night Side of London," by Robert B. McBain, the book. The illustrations by Tom Brown are drawn with skill and enhance the interest of the reader. The author and pencil of the artist are both used with fine effect in laying bare the types whose contrasts are more striking in London than even in Paris or elsewhere. The illustrations are of human vice and virtues. So vivid is the author's description of the human nature, both in the realms with the nights in Piccadilly, like unto the ebony and wood, the eternal ideas; with the pique and the illusions; terpedent the author's ideas and illusions; with parading and up and down the illuminated scenes of Piccadilly at night, entering with inviting appearance along the streets, and participating in the gay and sexual life of the city, or watching in silence and pity the moral and physical cripples whose names are "It is a scene that stirs the fancy and touches the imagination. As the atres and music halls of London empty themselves into the streets. Circus is the most important thing to the chasers and twinkling of the multitudmous lights of hurrying hamsoms, of many carriages speeding homeward to supper. of streams of people, of the clowning of the walking along, smiling and jesting, and talking of what they have been to see. You catch charming glimpses in the softening electric light of slyph-like forming flutters have been rained out of the gallows and of clocks of silk and satin. Diamonds sparkle in my lady's hair; her light laughter ripples over to you, and you smile responsive; fairy-like, of the jovial, of the past you, on outside, your radius. And there are many such visions, each with its own story. It's one revelation—but with these two, of the same type as that of the slay that they are all part of this pageant of the night." And of the London half-world the autumn is a long journey to the world. On this novel a summer sign they flaunt themselves in all their bravery; the majority of them indeed are not badly dressed, nor are all painted. Some of them are foreigners. But most of them are not mistakenly in English. Some they hold eyes some have not. They seem sober every one. But what a number of them: And all sorts and sizes, so to say all, "fond of a kiss and fond of a The night side of London "high life" is on the surface extremely kaleidoscopic, but beneath the surface and in all other positions, different life is the night side of high life. Its main feature is, as high life began, its main feature is, as it has always been, and always will be, Mr. H. G. Well's anticipations to the柱头, and the "end of the pursuit of pleasure in an everlasting Vanity Fair." It is a merry-go-round, whose merriness quickly or slowly, according to the toughness of one's physical and moral digestive system. Skeetches of club life among the working people and their amusments; sketches of the social outcasts and their struggle; and the "end of the pursuit of pleasure, are drawn with skill and without comment, the author is simply painting in vivid word coloring what he sees, and endeavors to teach no lesson in morals. The book ought to have a large sale. MISSISSIPPI HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Publications of the Mississippi Historical Society. Vol. 71. Edited by Franklin S. S. Sweeney, Secretary. 168. Oxford, Miss.: Printed for the Society. The sixth volume of the "Publications of the Mississippi Historical Society" is the first of the most interesting, which that society has ever given to the public. Besides giving much interesting data with reference to the early history and settlement of the state, it follows in a succinct and careful manner the Industrial development of the state. The wars which were fought in the Middle Ages were fought in the War of the Rebellion are described, and famous battles fought during the War of the Rebellion are described, and remained obscure, is brought to light. A discussion of the Reconstruction of the United States from the view point of the South and in the light of the present agitation from the North is presented, relating to note some things contained in it. "It is deeply interesting at this time, when the passions aroused by the "Great War" are expressed in the tranquility and repose of a patriotic and remitted people, past events can to examine the calmness and fairness, connected with this amendment (the War of the Rebellion) to conclusion in respect to the purpose and motives of its advocates; and to understand the States declined to accept the terms of construction thus proposed by Congress. The criticism made by Mr. Blaine and the Republican leaders of that time was the first of the South action was characterized by a lack of the attitude taken by the Act, and that the action was notரொach to theிரs of the new Act. The new Act was not a great act, and that the action was characterized by the attitude taken by them forced Congress to make negro suffrage the final basis of reconstruction. The Act was not a large view in which the South now holds a line in which the following: "Mr. Lincoln had contemplated a reconstruction of the Triangle States under the auspices of the executive of the government, which plan would have restored the Southern States to representation in the Union on liberal and magnanimous terms." "If Mr. Lincoln had lived, his personal and political influence united with his tact and wisdom, might have been the way to a pacification of the South. Mr. Johnson was leading all those qualities, and with him the differences between the Executive and Congress which Mr. Lincoln would have received." The United States assumed the proportions of an open rupture. Mr. Lincoln was a patriot as well as a great statesman, and under his auspices he is improbable that the South would have been the only one to be the two contending forces in a political war between the Congressional and Executive departments of the government. The individual should not be illustrated, and is a very valuable contribution to the historical literature of the country from the viewpoint of the South. BIRD GODS IN ANCIENT EUROPE Chief Gods in Ancient Europe. "By Chief Gods in Ancient Europe." *Cloth*. 200. New York: S. K. pp. & cloth. $20. New York: S. K. pp. & cloth. $20. "Bird Gods," by Charles De Kay, is the rather unique title of a volume full of the feathered delights of information relative to the feathered delights of northern Europe and the older rages of the There is the evidence of much research in this book—research which is exposed on narrative style at once attractive and engaging. The author is not only tells us what birds are the ancients worshiped, but goes into the philosophy of such worship, and tells us his reason, in fables and anecdotes who make very delightful myths. "Take the help of people as an instance. When we picture our ancestors of our ropean savage, noble ancestor of our pulled-up race, finding it a matter of deep thought how to keep a roof over his head, loving murder, a bloody tyrant to the weak, and a power, such as to the peril of a family. We see a lot of the sloth and ignorance, to disease because of his laziness and filthy habits, we can understand this envy and admiration of a world which is so far from a traditional, superhuman traits," he has said. He is a few hours a neat, dry cave in the bole of a tree—a bird ever gay of his life, that seems to find nourishment where he grown thing grows, right under its busy beak. "Mr. Woodpecker was thought to know the whereabouts of hidden treasures; wherefore he is a special creation of the life of the Finns and has a mysterious affinity to fire, also a rain and thunder, God. The author then proceeds to tell us that the Roman soothsayers can over the Romans at the time of Hannibal, and that they were the "importance of the woodpecker in the eyes of the Roman soothsayers can scabul-like in form, showing a man seated on a rock, to be teaching a trick. That the woodpecker is so sonically certain from the fact that we wear the capule cap seen on the little Roman soothsayers." Vatican Museum. Then follows several monasteries power for good or evil clustering about the little wined god, St. Peter. Other monasteries other birds have in turn been worshipped by early European races—by the Greeks Roerich, by the Romans who powered race who wropped so mightily in days of antiquity. He tells us that it "is recorded of King Edward the First of England that on a certain solemn occasion he knelt in the church as a knight, two swans decorated with gold nets, were brought in, and he thereupon crowned the God of Heaven on these two swans. --- JOHN JAMES INGALLS. John James Ingalls. The writings of John W. Ingalls, the nephew of William J. Ingalls, Esq. 5 svo. Pp. 535. Price according to binding. Kansas City, Mo. The Hudson-Kimberly The writings, speeches, and orations of the late Senator Ingalls, one of the greatest men Kansas has produced, have been gathered and preserved to be the most popular book and the collection is authorized by Mrs. Ingalls, who has devoted nearly two years to the work of collecting material for the volume. Besides his literary work, for, there, he has been published in the public media of this distinguished man, which will make interesting reading for his friends and admirers. Letters and fragmentary sketches which have been included in the general general's own character of Senator Ingalls which he did not manifest to the world in his public career. The country looked upon him as a man of the general and hisɛr to the nature of being excoriated, which made him greatly feared by his enemies and his competitors in debate, and which drew to the Senate galleries thousands of auditors when they was known to have been spied up. It is probable that his power for withering inventive and his mastery of language was not equaled by any of his contemporaries. But it is with Senator Ingalls as a man of the great public life, and a representative individual, alive to all the human interests of existence, that the book presented by his devoted wife has to deal. The following letter affords an illusible character which Mrs Ingalls desires to emphasize: Dearest Wife: "Blue Grass" seems to be one of those compositions that the Those were happy days when it was written, in the little cottage on the wattle roof of babies; obscure and unknown, waiting for the destiny, so soon to come and be spacious figures of the country for so many years). How far away it seems! How far away it seems! How far away it could, unless with the power to improve lost opportunities, amend errors, and correct mistakes. How nearly we could have been YOUR LOVING HUSBAND. YOUR LOVING HUSBAND. --- THE STORY OF THE SLAVE Slavery and Servitude in New Jersey. By Alfred M. Heston. Member of the New Jersey Historical Society. Camden, N. J.: Sinnickson Chew & Sons Co. This monograph is a recital of the Slavery and Servitude in New Jersey. The act is brought out that slavery existed in America long before 1619, when the Dutch traders came with their cargo of human freight to Jamestown. The Aztecs in Mexico enslaved not only enemies taken in battle but those of their own nation who were convicted of theft and other crimes. African slavery was introduced in New Jersey in 1680—least but the Carlisle-ordered instance of ownership of African slaves. Many of the leading citizens engaged in the African slave trade. There is a record of one-good-old-elder, whose ventures on the African coast always turned out well, who returned thanks on the Sunday following the arrival of a slaver into the harbor in these words: "I am overraining. Providence was been pleased to bring out the land of a fre签. Another another cargo of benighted-heathen to enjoy the blessings of gospel dispensation." Perth Amboy was New Jersey's chief port of entry, and blacks were to be seen there in goodly numbers, many of them freshly imported and still bearing their local mark on the遣使队டி from the 5000 system of white bondage, known as redemptive servitude, existed throughout the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. This form of bondage was usually voluntary, and at the expiratory time the redemption was emerged into the mass of white population without any special taint of servitude. The importation into the colony of Negro slaves, who were found to be cheaper than white servants checked in a measuring container, the trade redemptions were the trade convicts were shipped to New Jersey from the British Islands, and were merged into the mass of the population. An act providing for the gradual protection of the people was passed by the New Jersey legislature in 1804, other act in 1820 and still later another in 1846, did not bring about the complete emancipation of the slaves, although there were but 18 in the entire state when theFree Revolutionary Law issued. In 1880, Hon. G. G. G. was issued that time is a member of the state senate, introduced and had passed a bill which removed from the statutes the last vestige of slavery in New Jersey. The little book contains much valuable information. SUCCESSFUL ADVERTISING Successful Advertising. How to Accustom Macs. Angus MacDonald. Cloth Pp. 402. $2.99. Lincoln Publishing Co. Successful Advertising. How to Accustom LIT. one of the most practical advertisers of this country, within its four practices. It has given practical lessons on about every aspect of advertising schemes. These are in the shape of talks on variability, specimens of advertising schemes, specimens of advertising type effects, etc., as well as the principles of advertising schemes of proven worth are given in the book. The questions of present methods of conducting sales and other features are carefully and fully gone into the methods of conducting sales and are filled with many object lessons in the shape of advertisements and typography. For over ten years the author of this work, Mr. J. Angus MacDonald, has been the author of many of America's best-known and greatest businesses; therefore the plans given in this book will give a very different difference between theory and practice becomes a very highly interesting difference for business purposes. To those "on the inside" of advertising well known, and when the fact became known, that a book on advertising was well known, and when the vance orders for the volume was so great to as surprise the publishers, the Lincoln Philadelphia. The facility yet concise and reliable. Advertising would seem a rather dry and technical subject, but here every page is interesting and the scope of its content is which is: 1. a bookmaker's point of view the book is all that could be desired. It is handsomely printed on spec made an advertisement, and a distinctive artistic cover design. The exhaustive in- --- Sally Wister's Journal. A true narrative, being a Quaker maiden's account of her experiences with officers and the men she met in the Army and Albert Cook Myers. With reproductions of portraits, manuscripts, relics and views. 12 mo. pp. 221. Philadelphia: HarperCollins. Sally Wister's Journal is the record kept by a Quaker girl of 18 during a wintry holiday. The greatest part of the book has to do with the savings and doings of American women, who live in the house, to their attentions to the writer and her friend Lydy and to her regret for not helping them get missions of peril. Her "taught" students, the hand shake like an aspen leaf, when she first made these soldiers, but she soon learned that she was supposed to say to her Philadelphia friend: "My advice is summon all your resolution, and you will be sure your spirit to sink, my dear; there's nothing like courage; to what I stand and to what I am." That soldier that soldiers are but human. Their are, she says, "very peaceable sort of person," and talk like them and behave with elegance. One "is the most amenable of men; tall and gentle and have slim lines" (only characterize—"How skilled he is in obeying art." The "art"—manners with the bravest heart." An artist. A second is "magnificent tall and brown, but has a certain something in his face and conversation comes from the glory, the major so hard, so mous, etc." He cannot be ex- tensive. He cannot be those of the mind he may just be celebrated; he is large in his person, manly, an engaging countenance and address. --- THE ART OF THE VATICAN. The Art of the Vatican. By Mary Knight, the author of the Art of the Vatican. Large 12 mo. cloth decorative, profusely illustrated with full page plates in photogravure and half tone. 22 net. Bos-to-the-year, 1800. The author says in her preface: "It has been thought better to devote as much consideration as possible to the work to the author, rather than to speak more briefly of many. In this way it is hoped that the book may be valuable both for travelers, who wish to have something more than the most guide-book in which you can be read." The author's great love and love and for the amateur who has not sufficient time or desire to consult the many original works necessary for a thorough art thinking. It would be impossible to overestimate the importance of the subject of this book—the "Vatican, when the Michael Angelic performed the first of the three life-films of the Imho's Prof. Last Judgment, the monumental Prophets and Sibyis of the Siistine Chapel; and where Raphael painted his sublimest and the first of the greats of Stange, and the exquisite arabesques of the Loggie. Miss Potter describes of all these and the two parts of the apotheகos, the apothecos, the sculpture galleries, and the pinacotec. Her book has pictures of paintings and statues, plans of the palace, historical details, a bibliography and an index of many other works. Miss Potter is already well known by her interesting works upon art and this her latest and most important book will be released with the mass of those interested in the art of the world. ROTMANCHE OF THE COMMONWALLEY ROTMANCHE OF THE COMMONWALLEY BUSINESS BUFFALO $1.50 MANUFACTURE BUSINESS BUFFALO $1.50 MANUFACTURE This is a volume of modern philosophy, which ranks in that class of essay. Burgess says many clever things in his book, but the most important thing is discover many commonplace things written in a very uncommon manner. "The one who is most contagious of diseases, and most moral constitutions never sucumb, but once an epidemic begins it is hard to confide it to her who asserts she never has the power to control a seed sowed in fortile ground, it will germinate and flower long after you have forcibly planted it. And bring forth fruit you never planted." Again, "Platter is how to care, with care, it is not everyone who has the tact to decide at least just how much his victim will stand." The author treats of art, science and philosophy, and with with, with so much of masterly art, to render this book of masterly art. --- PICTURES OF SWEDISH LIFE. Pictures of Swedish life: or Svae and her Children. Mrs. Woods Baker. #425.0. Chicago-Hongberg. Publishing Co., Chicago. This is a beautifully printed and elaborated book illustrated in the "Land of the Midnight Sun." The illustrations are by the author and are on the cover of the Swedish life. The author writes at length on the simplicity of living which the author describes in the institution and tells us that the strength of this people lies therein. "The sons of the sage are accustomed to habits of life most simple and unpretending," in a chapter entitled "How to show still further the rule of simplicity in Sweden, extremes meet. The highest and lowest have none. Oscar II dotté. The humblem farm laborer is but Anders or Axel, while his wife is simply married. The humblem life has attained distinction even in ordinary callings he may have a title, but not in the title of "dotté" or "Carpenter Erickson." The book is the author's additional to the literary travel. THE SPOILSMEN The Spoilsmen. A story of Ward politics. By Elliott Flower. Author of Policeman Flynn. 12 mo. pp. 324. $1.50. Boston: L. C. Page & Co. A story of municipal politics depicting a condition of affairs common to practically all large cities. While no attempt has been made to show exact conditions existing in any particular locality, the political methods employed have been taken from the actual experiences of men who have served the public in some capacity or other, and the stories told of some of the characters are literally true. The love interest centres around a society girl of high ideals who inspires a wealthy young man to enter the local campaign. The thus becomes involved in the thread of the story which relates to the troubles and complications which follow an effort to be both upright and successful in municipal politics. • • • ANDREWS'S BOTANY. Andrews's Botany all the Year Round. By E. F. Andrews, High School, Washington. Ga. Cloth 80, 502 pages. Price $1.00. American Book Company, New York. Cincinnati, and Chicago. This book is admirably adapted for elementary school, high school, and requires no expensive equipment. It is based on observation, and in most cases, the students observe the pupil is led to make accurate observations, and from them to deduce safe conclusions. It is also used to observe the conditions of plant life, the essential organs of the plant are contained in the plants as they relate to their surroundings—ecology. The book is accustomed to meet the needs of secondary schools. ELECTRA Galdos. Electra. Edited by Otis G. Bunnell. M. S., of the Flexner School, Louisville, Ky. Cloth, 12mo, 185 pages. Price 70 cents. This name which was first presented at Madrid on January 30, 1901 made a deep impression on the Spanish people. It was written to give expression to the author's ambition for his country and his countrymen, and to urge them to so-called a political renovation. It is especially timely and interesting to American readers, as showing the contemporaneous trend of opinion in Spain, which is but little understood on this side of the water. In its present form, the first school edition published in this country, the book contains the necessary notes, as well as a complete vocabulary. 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TOM MURRAY "He Makes Shirts" to order— 3 for $8.00. 16 Sald appropration is made on the condition at each of the town's small and large properties to aid its building of said bridge, as may be agreed upon by the respective town board's of said towns. In the case of said town's small and large properties to aid its building of said bridge, the town board is to be designed and the construction of said bridge is the first of three hundred (300) dollars of sum of five hundred (500) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund, to aid in building a bridge; and the same is said to be the same as the village of Scanlon, in said county. The said money to be expended, and the work to be done under the super vision of the president of the village council of the village of Scanlon, the chairman of the town board of the village of Scanlon, and the board of the town board of the county, and these two to decide or a third member of the committee, who is the third member of the committee, and the aftersaid appropriation. Sald committee shall also decides on the exact location of the bridge. The foregoing approval is made upon the condition, at the village of Scanlon and the town of Thompson appropriate at least not less than the number of the properties of the county. (500) dollars of its much thereof as may be necessary for the construction of the bridge and the common. (CARER COUNTY) Sec. 14. That the sum of six hundred (600) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said bridge across Crow river, on the section of the county, and the other three of the county's other town of the running east and west between the town of Camden, Carter County, Minnesota, the exact location to be designated by the town board of said town of Camden. That said sum shall be expended under the direction of the supervisors of said Camden township, CASS COUNTY. See, 15. That the sum of five hundred (500) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund to build a bridge over Muskitte Creek. In Cass county, where the public road crosses said creek on or near the north line of section seven (7), township one hundred thirty-three (133), of range thirty-one (31). That said amount shall be expended under the supervision of the town supervisors of the town of May, in said Cass county. That the further sum of eight hundred (500) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund to be used and expended in opening up and building the county road now laid out and running south from the village of Walker, through townships one hundred thousand (129), one hundred forty (140), one hundred forty-one (141) and one hundred forty-two (142), of range thirty-two (32), in Cass county, and for the construction of bridges and culverts on said road. Said amount shall be expended under the supervision of the board of county commissioners of said county. Said money to be expended under the county commissioners' office of county commissioners of county boards of county commissioners of CHIPPEWA and YELLOW MEDICINE AND COUNTIES SE. 17. The twelve hundred (600) dollars he hereby appropriated for the pewa and Yellow Medicine to build a new church and Yellow Medicine to build a new crosses the section line between the same crosses the section line between thirty-two (32) and thirty-three (33) ranches, 17,750 acres, 17,750 acres, constructed shall there be maintained by the said counties of CHIPPEWA and YELLOW MEDICINE AND COUNTIES Said amount to be expended under the direction of the board of county commissioners of said Chippewa and Yellow Medicine counties. CHISAGO COUNTY. Sec. 18. That the sum of three hundred (300) dollars is hereby appropriated out of raid fund, to aid the town of Sunrise. In the county of Chicago, to build bridges over the Sunrise river in said town, at such place or places as the board of supervisors of said town of Sunrise shall determine. The said money to be expended under the supervision of the town supervisors of said town of Sunrise. That the further sum of three hundred (300) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said town, to aid the town of Wyoming. In said county of Chicago, to build a bridge across the Sunrise river in said town, at such place as the board of supervisors of said town of Wyoming shall determine. The said amount shall be expended upon the building of supervisors of the town of Wooming. See. 13. The sum of six hundred dollars shall be paid in the combination of a bridge across in the combination of a bridge across between the footbridge of Georgetown and between the footbridge of Wooming where the old bridge is now established. The said money to be expended under the direction of the Commission by the Supervisors of the "Cottonwood COUNTY." Sec. 20. That the sum of five hundred, 600,000 dollars is not an appropriate amount of the dollar fund to add in the construction of a bridge across the Des Moines river, on the section between the bottom of the 150,000-end (fifth) (15), in township one hundred, five (10), north of the range thirty-seven (37), west and north of the three-second under the direction of the board of county commissioners of said Cottonwood county. CROW WING COUNTY. Sec. 21. That the sum of two hundred, 600,000 dollars is not an appropriate amount of said fund, to add in the building and improving a road in the building between the Supervisors of the 47th and 5th county-eight (28), at the quarter of the 28th, the Crow Wing County, Minnesota. That the further sum of two hundred, 600,000 dollars is not an appropriate amount of said fund, to add in building a bridge over the Mississippi river at point of the 150,000 dollars is not an appropriate amount of said fund, that the said sums shall be expended under the supervision of the Supervisory of the 47th county-eight (28), at the quarter of the 28th, the Crow Wing County, Minnesota. The other number of the board of county commissioners of said county of Crow Wing and MORRISON COUNTY. STES Sec. 22. That the sum of one thousand, 600,000 dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund to add in building a bridge across the Mississippi river (150,000-end). Riggs, Mckee, and the Crow Wing County approach the said bridge to be located in section twenty-six (20), township one-end, 600,000 dollars, and the county 설립 20,000 (22). Sec. 23. The said bridge to be built under the joint supervision of a committee of the bards of the Supervisors of Morrowland and Crow Wing counties. That the said sum shall be expended on the said sum shall be expended on the boards of the county commissioners of Crow Wing and Montclair counties and Montclair County. See 22. That the sum of five hundred (500) dollars shall be expended on the said fund, to aid the county of Dakota to rebuild and improve the approaches on the Avenue bridge, and to aid in improving and repairing the road approaching from the point where the road and appartment are located. The said sum shall be expended under the supervision of the board of county commissioners. DODGE COUNTY. DODGE COUNTY (600) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund, to aid in building a bridge between sections twenty-one (21) and twenty-two (22), in the township of Hayward. Said amount shall be expended under a said township of HAYCOUND. Sec. 22. That the sum of four hundred said amount shall aid in the building of a bisonen (10) and sixteen (16), in the town of BROOKLYN (16) across the edge of, Lake Lake and the cross amount shall be expended under the owners of the town of Lake Mary. That the further sum of five hundred (640) dollars be appended to the sum of five hundred Lake Winona on the at or near the city limits of the city of Alexandria under the direction of the city council of the city of Alexandria. FARIBAULT COUNTY. See 26. That the sum of four hundred dollars of said fund, to aid in building a bridge across the Blue Earth river, on the quarter (NWQ) and the southwest quarter (SWQ) of the bridge, ship one hundred two (102), range twenty-seven (27), Earth river crosses GENERAL LAWS OF MINNESOTA PASSED AT THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION OF 1903. one at the site known as the "Cum- tering Earth in said county," township of Blue Earth in said county. The said money shall be expended on the construction of Blue Earth in said county. Sec. 27. That the sum of one hundred out of said money is hereby applied to build a bridge across Root river, in the town of Brantley, in said county, to be designated by the town. The said amount to be expended under the direction of the board of supervisors That the further sum of four hundred (400) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund, to aid in the building of a bridge over Watson's creek on the road from Peckton to chattell, in the town of Fountains in said county. The said amount shall be expended under the direction of the board of supervisors of said town. That the further sum of four hundred (400) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund, to aid in the construction of a bridge across the south branch of Root river; the exact location shall be determined by, and in the same way as the board of supervisors of the township of Forestville, in said county. FREEBORN COUNTY Sec. 27. That the sum of two hundred (260) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund, to aid in the building of a bridge on the road between section thirty-five (35), township one hundred one (101), range twenty-three (20), a county-town. Minnesota, and Winnebago county Iowa. That the said amount shall be expended under the direction of the board of supervisors of the township of Mansfield, in said county. That the further sum of one hundred (100) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund, to aid in building a bridge across Shell Rock river, at the intersection of sections twenty-eight (25), and twenty-two (30). Sec. 29. That the sum of six hundred dollars was hereby appropriated out of said funds, and that the sum of six hundred dollars across the Littie Cannon river between the town of Holden, in the town of Holden, in said county, was appropriated. HOUSTON COUNTY Sec. 32. That the sum of two hundred fifty (250) dollars is hereby appropriated under section 400 of the Act, and all in building a bridge and a root line in the north of the west quarter of the northeast quarter of section 34, township 104, range 4, being in the town of Wickin and the county. That the further sum of two hundred fifty (250) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund to aid in building the investments of the county. In section 322, the north of the area is a point in section 320, township 104, range 6, the exact location to be designated by the board of county commissioners and the county government town of Houston, in said county, the said sums to be expended under the supervision of the board of county commissioners of said county. HUSBARD COUNTY. Sec. 33. That the sum of six hundred (900) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund, as the case may be, across two bridges, as the case may be, across Steamboat River in the township of Farsten, in said county; one of said bridges is the same size of the section between the two sections of the section between the three sections of the (15) and twenty-two (22), where said line crosses Steamboat River, and the other bridge to be located on the section between the two counties of the seven and thirty-four (34), where said section line crosses said river, public highways having been laid out on said section line. The said amount shall be expended under the direction of the board of supervisors of said town of Farden, for one of both the same bridges as in their judg- That the sum of two hundred (200 dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund, to aid in the construction or repair of a certain wagon road in the town of Arago, leading to the State Park which is described as follows: Beginning at the northwesterly corner of section eight (8), in township one hundred forty (40), range thirty-five (35), and running thence northerly on the section line between section five (6) and section five (6) and the section section thirty-one (31), and thirty-two (32) and twenty-nine (29) and thirty (30), in township one hundred forty two (42), of said range thirty-five (35), to the quarter post on the easterly line of said section thirty (30). That the sum of the sum shall be expended under the direction of the supervisors of saitown of Arago. ISANTI COUNTY. Sec.34. That the sum of five hundred (500) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund, to aid in the construction or repair of a certain wagon road in the town of Arago, leading to the State Park which is described as follows: Beginning at the northwesterly corner of section eight (8), in township one hundred forty (40), range thirty-five (35), and running thence northerly on the section line between section five (6) and section five (6) and the section section thirty-one (31), and thirty (30), in township one hundred forty two (42), of said range thirty-five (35), to the quarter post on the easterly line of said section thirty (30). That the direction of the supervisors of saitown of Arago. ITASCA COUNTY. The said sum to be expended under the direction of O. O. Rindahl, K. A. That the further sum of one hundred fifty (150) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund, to aid in the grading of the Wilmar and Norway lake Road, and to cover over a total of two, two-two-eight (28), twenty-one (21) and twenty-eight (29), a township one hundred twenty (120), range thirty-five (35), in the township of Dovre. It is said sum to be expended under the direction of C. C. Birkeland, K. T. Ryken and O. S. Kanikkeberg. That the further sum of one hundred fifty (150) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund, to aid in building a bridge across Crow river, on the section line between sections thirteen (13) and fourteen (14), a township one hundred twenty (122) and thirty-three (33). The town of Rosville. That the said sum shall be expended under the direction of the Board of supervisors, KITTSON COUNTY. Sec. 33. That the sum of four hundred (400) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund to aid in building and bridge in the course of Kittson, Kittson, and Roswell known as the "Twin Lake Swamp," beginning at the southeastern corner of section twenty-nine (29), then running easterly on the section line between sections twenty-and-thirty-two (29) and sections twenty-eight (28) and thirty-three (33) and sections twenty-seven (27) and thirty-four (24), in township one hundred fifty-nine (150). That the further sum of four hundred (400) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund to aid in building a new and bridge in the county of Kitson and is held for the costs of the "Jupiter Swamp," beginning at the southwesterly corner of section twenty-three (23), township one hundred sixty (160), range four-fifteen (47), and continuing to the same base of miles each year, and the boundary of section twenty-three (23) and twenty-four (24), townships one hundred sixty (160), range forty-seven (47), and along the south boundary of section nineteen (16), two thirds of the 100th-sixth (46), range Fort Party-six (48). The said amounts shall be expended under the direction of the board of county commissioners of the RLE COUNTY. Sec. 40. That the sum of two hundred (200) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund to aid in the construction of a wagon bridge over the crossings the township line between the townships of Manfred and Mehurin, in said county. That the further sum of two hundred (200) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund to aid in the construction of a wagon bridge over the main branch of the Lae qui Parie river at a point on the present highway, where the same crossca said river (the section line between the three (10), the 100th-sixth) of the same crossca, a hundred and seven (117), a rank forty-three (43) in said county. That said amount shall be expended under the supervision of the board of county commissioners of said county. LE SUEUR COUNTY. Sec. 41. That the sum of three hundred fifty (350) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund to aid in building a bridge across the Le Sueur river upon the southwest quarter of southeast quarter (SW4 of SE4) section twenty-five (25), township one hundred twelve (112), range twenty-six (26). The said money to be expended under the supervision of said town of Marshfield. See 42. The sum of the three hundred (300) dollars is hereby appropriated out of the town of Marshfield to bridge in the town of Westerham; the exact location to be designated by and the amount of the money to be supervised of the board of supervisors of the town of Westerham. That the further sum to be three hundred (300) dollars is hereby appropriated out of the town of Nordland; the exact location to be designated by and the said money to be supervised of the board of supervisors of said town of McLEOD COUNTY. Sec. 44. That the sum of one hundred fifty (150) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund to aid in building a bridge across Crow river in the town of Rich Valley, in section twenty (20) in said town. The said money to be expended under the supervision of the board of supervisors of said town of Rich Valley. That the further sum of one hundred fifty (150) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund to aid in constructing a bridge across Crow river, where said river or intersects Bluff street in the village of Hutchinson in said county. Said bridge to be built under the supervision of, and the said sum to be expended by the village of said village of Hutchinson. That the further sum of one hundred fifty (150) dollars, to aid in constructing a bridge across Crow river in section three (3), in the township of Lynn, in said county; the exact location to be designated by and the said money expanded under the supervision of the township supervisors of said town of Lynn. MARSHALL COUNTY. Sec. 46. The sum of six hundred and sixty-five dollars of sald fund to aid in constructing a wagon bridge across Thier river. In sald funds, the sum of six hundred and west sections twenty-seven (27) and thirty-four (34) in township one thousand and seventy-seven (37). The said sald sum shall be extended under the direction of the board of county commissioners of the sald Marshall county MARTIN COUNTY See 46. That the sum of six hundred and fifty dollars of said fund to aid in cutting a channel from a river, and serving and improving the same, and for the construction a bridge and grade road such channel. The said money to be expended under the funds of six hundred and fifty supervisors of the town of Fairmont. Sec. 47. That the sum of one hundred fifty (150) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund to aid in building a bridge across Crow river, in section fifteen (15), in the township of Kingston, in said county. That the sum of one hundred fifty (150) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund to aid in building a bridge across the north fork of Crow river where the said stream crosses the public highway, in section twenty-two (22), in said township of Kingston. (150) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund to aid in building a bridge across the south fork of Crow river where he said river crosses the public highway between sections fourteen (14) and twenty-three (23), in the town of Cosmos, in said county. That said sums shall be expended under the direction of the board of county commissioners of said Meeker county. MILLE LACS COUNTY. Sec. 48. That the sum of six hundred (500) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund to aid in the construction of a bridge across the east branch of Rum river where the same is crossed by the east and west center line of sections nine (9) and ten (10), township thirty-six (36), range twenty-six (25) west, in Milie Lacs county; the exact location to be designated by and said sum expended under the supervision of the town board of supervisors of said town, in said county. MORRISON COUNTY. Sec. 49. That the sum of two hundred fifty (250) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund to aid in constructing a road commencing in the town of Scandia Valley and extending to the city of Little Falls. That the further sum of two hundred fifty (290) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund, to aid in grading and improving the road which extends from the village of Royalton to the Mississippi river. That the said sums are to be expended under the direction of the board of county commissioners of said county. MOWER COUNTY. Sec. 50. That the sum of three hundred (200) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund to aid in building a bridge across Rose Creek on the section line between sections twenty-six (26) and twenty-seven (27), in the township of Austin. That the further sum of three hundred (300) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund, to aid in building a bridge across Robesville Creek between section thirty-four (31) in the township of Red Rock and section six (6) in the township of Windom, in said county. The said sums to be expended under the supervision of Joseph Keenan, M. Stephenson and F. Murriay County. Sec. 51. That the sum of five hundred (500) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund to aid in building a bridge across the section between the village of Curry in said county. The said sum to be expended under the direction of the village council of said village of Currie. Sec. 52. That the sum of five hundred (500) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund, to aid in building a new town on the same site where, where said creek crosses the section line between sections thirteen (13) and fourteen (14), township one hundred and two (102), range forty-three (43), in said county. In the end of the supervision of the town board of supervisors of the town of West Side, in said county, Norman County. Sec. 53. The sum of six hundred (600) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund for the purpose of completing a drainage ditch commencing in section five of the town and the section five through the southwestern part of section fourteen (14); thence south of the west line of section twenty-three (22), in said county of Norman, toward the Folk county. Said sum to be expended under the direction of the board of county commissioners of said county of Norman. That the sum of six hundred (600) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund, to aid in building a bridge across Zumbro river at a point on the south-east of the town of Cascade and the town of Oronoco. In said county. Said sum to be expended under the supervision of the chairman of the re�eepation of board of supervisors of the towns of Cascade and Oronoco. That the further sum of two hundred dollars of said fund, to aid in building a bridge across Kettle river in the village of Sand- Salt. Sald sum to be expended under the direction of said fund, to aid in building the village of Sandstone. COUNT. Sec. 56. That the sum of four hundred out of said fund, to aid in the construction of the section between the northwest quarter (NW) of the town of Nebaska of section twenty-two (22). In townships of Eden, Pipestone county, Minnesota forty-six (46), west, in the township of Eden, Pipestone county, Minnesota forty-six (46), west, in the township of Eden, Pipestone county, Minnesota supervision of the township board of supervisors of the township in the town of Winer. OOLK COUNT. Sec. 57. That the sum of one hundred out of said fund, for improving the county of said fund, to aid in the grading and construction of the township between Hill River and Eden. Chester and Glen is expanded in the supervision of John Hillstad. S. 8. Sec. 50. The sum of the four hundred (400) dollars of fund said to fund a bridge across the Chippewa River where the town of Chippewa Falls, in the northeast quarter (NEQ) of section 50.1 of the county code, pawna Falls, in said county, under the supervision of the town supervision of said town of Chippewa Falls. Sec. 60. The sum of the eight hundred (800) dollars of fund said to fund a bridge across the River Creece in the town of Mount's Creek by the town of Mount's Creek to be determined by, and the money to be deposited by, and the degree of the bank of supervisors' direction of Mount's Creek. View of Mount's Creek (400) dollars is hereby appropriated out a bridge between Kohala, constructing a Lakes, in the town of New Canada, in The said sum to be expended under the direction of the board of supervisors of said town of New Canada. SEC. 61. THAT THE COUNTY. Sec. 61. That the sum of eight hundred (800) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund, to aid in building a bridge across the country, or to support the line of section twenty-seven (27), township one hundred fifty-four (154), a county-three (43), in said Red Lake city. Said money to be expended under the direction of S. F. Staples, M. Barzen and D. M. Winton, of said Red Lake county, who are hereby made a committee for that purpose. REDWOOD COUNTY. Sec. 62. That the sum of three hundred (800) dollars has been incorporated out of said fund to aid in building a bridge across Redwood river at a point at or near where said river crosses the section line between the midwest (19), and (20), township one hundred twelve (112), range thirty-seven (31), being in the township of Sheridan, in said county. Said sum to be expended under the direction of the board of supervisors of the town board of supervisors of the said town of Sheridan. That the further sum of three hundred (800) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund, to aid in building a bridge across Redwood river at a point at or near where said river crosses the section line between the midwest (19), and (20), township one hundred twelve (112), range thirty-eight (38), in or near the village of Vesta. Said sum to be expended under the supervision of the village council of the village of Vesta in said county. RENVILLE COUNTY. Sec. 63. That the sum of one hundred (100) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund to aid in building a bridge in the town of Martinsburg in said county. That the further sum of one hundred (100) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund, to aid in building a bridge in the town of Erickson in said county. That the further sum of three hundred (300) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund, to all the other of the other. The said amount for a bridge now constructed. The said amount to be expended under the village council of the village of Beaver Falls. RICE COUNTY. Sec. 64. That the sum of two hundred (300) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund to aid in building a bridge across Heath creek on the road leading from Newton to the Pundas, known as the "West Side Road." Said money to be expended under the village council of the city of Northfield. That the further sum of two hundred (300) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund to aid in building a bridge across Cannon river at the outlet of Cannon lake in the town of Warsaw. That the further sum of two hundred (300) dollars is about 100,000 dollars, and to aid in constructing a road crossing the southwest quarter of the county between the town of Township line number 110, range twenty-one (21), being in the town of Wells. Sums to be expended under the supervision of the respective boards of servisors of the said towns of Warsaw and Wells. ROCK COUNTY. Sec. 65. That the sum of four hundred (400) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund to aid in building a bridge across Rock river on the line between sections twenty-eight (25) and thirty-three (33), in township one hundred four (20) of Battle Plain, being in the town of Battle Plain. Said money to be expended under the supervision of the board of supervisors of said township. ROSEAU COUNTY. Sec. 66. That the sum of two hundred fifty (250) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund, to aid in building a bridge across Roseau river, on the section line running north and south between sections twenty-eight (25) and twenty-nine (20), in the town of Deiter. That the further sum of two hundred fifty (250) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund, to aid in building a bridge across Roseau river in the town of Politz; the exact location to be determined by majority vote of the electors of said town of Politz, at either a special election to be held for that purpose, or at any regular election at which the question may be taken up. The said sums to be expended under the supervision of the respective boards of supervisors of the said towns of Deiter and Politz. That is further sum of fifteen hundred (1,000) dollars is here. The appropriate output of the same funds will be sent to a war-funding area of Roseau and Warwood; one-ha-old fund to be expended on the war-fund. But, as said, the second of the two-ha-old road near the village of Warwood, the road to be constructed on the location that is below the top of the road. The key for said road made by George Ralph of Crookston, Minnesota. The said appropriation is made on the condition of the local county of Roseau. The new area is the second of the two-ha-old road, making a total of 10 million dollars. The half of said sum which is to be used for building the west end of said area after the end of the war-funding is the first of the total of the village of Roseau and the two-ha-old of the village of Roseau, and the half of said sum is used in the new area. The new area is the second of the two-ha-old road, which will be expended under the supervision of J. Friend Holmes, the chancellor of a Thomas Jones of the village of Warwood. ST. LOUIS COUNTY. See, 67. That the sum of one thousand of a thousand is not an unapportated out of said fund, to aid in constructing a bridge across White Face river at a point at or near which the three-footed sea-quarred section is set. The new county of Roseau is the second of the two-ha-old, the next three-footed, the next three-footed to be expended under the direction of Hon. Edward M. Patterson and W. B. Kirkwood of Duluth, Minnesota, and N. M. M. Brown. The town of Roseau is said county and state. Sec. 86. That the sum of six hundred dollars, said to aid in building and repairing roads, was to be expended under the sum to be expended under the supervision of county county commissioners, said county. SCOTT AND HENNEPIN COUNTIES, SC. 68, 69. D.S. J. Thomas is hereby approved out of said fund, to aid in building a bridge across the Minnesota river at Hamilton's Berry. The above appropriation is made upon the condition, that the balance of the funds required to build the bridge is held under the plan and Scott counties, Hennepin county, one-sixth (1-6) of the cost of said bridge above said appropriation. The said sum of eight hundred (800) dollars to be expended by commissioners of said Scott and Hennepin counties. SHERBURNE COUNTY Sec. 68, 69. The same amount of hundred fifty (250) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund, to aid in constructing a wagon road, extending the area of the southeast quarter (SE%) of section twenty-one (21) in township thirty-five (35), range went the north to the northwest corner due to the northeast quarter of section forty-two (42) in the west of the south. The same amount to be expended under the supervision of the town board of supervisors of the town of Baldwin, in said county. The further sum of two hundred fifty (250) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund, to aid in construction of the town of Elk river in the township of Becker, on the State road running from Becker to Princeton, on section thirty-two, in the south of the 84th range twenty-eight (28). Said money to be expended under the supervision of the township supervisors. That the further sum of three thousand (3,000) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund, to aid in building a bridge across the Mississippi river in the village of Elk river; the exact location of said bridge to be determined by the village council of said village of Elk River, and said money to be expended under the supervision of H. E. Craig, W. H. Houlton and E. H. Davis of said County of Sherburne. SIBLEY COUNTY. Sec. 70. That the sum of two hundred (200) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund, to aid in building a steel wagon bridge in town one hundred thirteen (113), range twenty-seven (27), in said county. That the further sum of two hundred (200) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund, to aid in building a steel wagon bridge on the Goseling which road in section fourteen (14), where said road crosses High Island The said sums to be expended under the supervision of the town of Arlington. That the further sum of two hundred dollars to aid in repairing or rebuilding the bridges across the northeast quarter (NW% of NE%), of section 10 of the borg in said county. The said money to be expended under the supervision of the town of Alfargo. Supervision of the town board of supervisors of said town of Alfargo. (200 dollars) is hereby appropriated out of said fund, to aid in building a bridge in said county. Cornish county, the exact location to be designated under the direction of the board of supervisors of said town of Cornish in STEARNS COUNTY. Sec. 71. That the sum of one hundred (100) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund, to aid the township of Spring Hill in paying for a bridge repaired during the summer of 1002. Said sum to be expended under the supervision of said town board of supervisors of the town of Spring Hill. That the further sum of one hundred (100) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund, to aid the village of New Paynesville in building a bridge across the north fork of Crow river on what is commonly known as the "Creamery Road." The said sum to be expended under the supervision of the village council of the village of New Paynesville. That the further sum of one hundred (100) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund to aid in constructing a bridge across Sauk river, in section ten (10), township one hundred twenty-six (128), being in the township of Sauk Cen Sad sum to be expended under the diel- mension of the funds raised by sons of a township of Saiku Centre. (The dollar amounts are hereby appropriated out of said fund to drive in revenue in section four of the Act.) Defective Page SCOTT COUNTY (4), township one hundred twenty-one (12), range twenty-eight (10), a new tended under the supervision of the town board of supervisors of the town of Fairhaven. (5) The further superseded hundred (200) dollars of the new, high-end of said fund to aid in building a bridge in the town of Avon, between section 100 (21) and the county (22), the town one hundred twenty-five (120), range thirty (20). (6) The new board of supervisors of the town of Avon, STEELE COUNTY. See 72. That the new four hundred (400) dollars is hereby appropriated out of the said fund. (7) The new new of the building a bridge across Turtle creek on the 120th town of the town of Newtown, Newtown, and seven (100), range nineteen (19), and six (100), range nineteen (18), and said town of the new new of the said money to be expended under the supervision of the respective boards of supervisors of the towns of Aurora and Somerset in the said county. STEVENS COUNTY. (8) 73. That the sum of five hundred (600) dollars is also included out of said fund to aid in building a bridge in the town or Horton, the exact location of which shall be determined. The same same size of the board of supervisors of the board of supervisors of said town of Horton. SWIFT COUNTY. (9) 74. That the sum of seven hundred (700) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund to aid in building a bridge in the town of Horton, the exact location of which shall be determined. The same high-way cross said creek on the north-east quarter (NE)\(^{5}\) of section twenty-seven (27), township one hundred twenty-six (30), and the new new of the said county. Said sum to be expended under the supervision of a supervisor of a supervisory board of said fund in the town of Pilliberry said county. SEC. 75. That the sum of four hundred (600) dollars of said fund to aid in the construction of bridges in said county. The sum of four hundred under the supervision of the township board of supervisors of the town of Hartford in said county. SEC. 76. That the sum of six hundred (600) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund and constructing a road from some point Bois De Sioux river and flats, the exact location of the same to be determined by the supervisor shall also supervise the construction of township of Lake Valley. The said town supervisor shall also supervise the said money shall be expended under their WABASHA COUNTY Sec. 89. That the sum of four hundred and fifty of said fund to aid in constructing a bridge in the northwest quarter of township twenty-seven (27) range twenty-two (22), the main land. The bridge be accorded under the direction of the board of county commissioners. WATONAN COUNTY. WATONAN COUNTY. Sec. 81. That the sum of four hundred and fifty of said fund to aid in building a bridge across the north branch of the North township two sections five (6) and six (7), township twenty-seven (27) range twenty-two (22), the main land. The bridge be accorded under the direction of the North Branch river. YELLOW MEDICINE COUNTY (690) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund, to aid in building a wagon road or bridge, at least at the rate of $100,000. In the case of the Yellow Medicine, if a road county is constructed, shall be held to be held to the third-six-six (36), in the town of Hammer, and sections two (2) and one (1), in the second section (2), and the second constructed it shall be built across the south branch of the Lact. The said amount to be expended under the supervision of the chairman of the states of Hammer and Norman. LAKE COUNTY (690) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund to aid the county of Lake County, said sum to be expended under the supervision of the board of county committees of the SIUEUR AND NICOLLET COUNTY. TIES Sec. 67. That the sum of five hundred (690) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund to aid the city of St. Peter and the village of the Minnesota river at a point where the wagon road between said city and village crossroads is held to be held to the third-six-six (36). The SIUEUR EARLY is the third of the city of the city council of the city of St. Peter. The SIUEUR EARLY is the third of the city of the city of St. Peter. Sec. 67. That the sum of four hundred (690) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund to aid the county of the SIUEUR and the焉沙镇. The first three are the SIW quarter and the NW quarter of section 20. In township and road area was held to be held to the third-six-six (36). The said county, said sum to be expended under the supervision of the board of county committees of the SIUEUR and the焉沙镇. Sec. 80. The township under that act, are hereby authorized to indemnify, other bonds, warrants or other indemnities they may make to any other indemnities they may make to complete the funds to complete the funds. SWIFT COUNTY TODD COUNTY work contemplated under the different sections of the city, may be to be issued by the township boards of supervisors, village councils or county commissioners or counties, as the case may be. No that person, or persons appointed under any section of this act, may be directed or disburse any funds hereunder, shall be directive of the work of construction of any road, bridge or drainage work, nor may be appropriated, nor shall any of said committees, men or committees, any county commission or their services as such committees, commitmen of confluence. The eleventh (11) of chapter the hundred nine (300) of the General Laws of nineteen hundred one (1901), is here specifically renamed. Sec. 92. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. CHAPTER 201 H. F. NO. 731 AN ACT to establish municipal courts in incorporated villages having a population of more than three thousand (2,000) and less than three thousand (3,000) inhabitants, and to appoint fifty (50,000) and less than one hundred and fifty (20,000) and less than one hundred and fifty (20,000) United States census for the year nineteen hundred. This act is to appoint municipal courts in incorporated villages or and less than 100,000 inhabitants. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. There is hereby established in each incorporated village in the State of Minnesota having a population of more than two thousand (2,000) and less than three (3,000) thousand inhabitants, in all counties whose population is more than fifty thousand (50,000) and less than one hundred and fifty thousand (150,000), according to the United States census, for a year since the year tenement hundred, a municipal court, for the transaction of all business which may lawfully come before it. Sec. 2. Said court shall be a court of record and shall have a clerk and seal, and shall have jurisdiction to hear, try and determine civil actions of law where the amount in controversy does not exceed five hundred ($500) dollars. It shall also be an exclusive jurisdiction to hear all criminal complaints and conduct all examinations, which shall in criminal cases arising and triable within such village heretofore cognizable before a justice of the peace or a de facto municipal court, and its jurisdiction shall be co-extensive with the limits of the county in which such village is situated. It shall not have jurisdiction if actions of the law of the state are not any action when the equitable in its nature; nor cases involving the title to real estate; nor false in-prevention, libel, slander, malicious prosecution, crime, or cause, suchடியாக, such an action, or upon a promise to marry for an action against an executor, or against a sale of the right of the court, and when in any case ending in a court a counter claim in excess of five hundred dollars over plaintiff's claim, or an equitable defossure or ground for equitable in the case of perplexed, or whenever it shall appear from the place upon the trial of any cause that the title to real estate is involved, the said court shall immediately cause an entry of the fact to the case, and cause all further proceedings in the same way to the clerk to certify and return to the district court of the county in which such a case is厦led a transcript of all entries made in the order relating to the cause, together with all process paper relating to the case, and the clerical work within ten days after being so ordered in the case of the court and return; and the thereon such district court is proceed in the cause to final judgment and execution the same as if said cause had been proposed to be the same as near the court. If the case shall be as may in said district court, as near the event of the action, the case shall provide the clerk of said municipal court shall not make such certificate or return to the case of chargeable by the clerk shall have been paid. Sec. S. The qualified electors of such village shall be held in the general village elected to be held in the general village election every third year thereafter, elect a general of the general village, and judge of municipal court, who shall be called "municipal judge," who shall be called "council of the years and until his successor shall be elected and qualified. The Office of the Secretary of the Office of the Municipal Judge the governor is not a State of Minnesota shall appoint some qualified person, said office until the State of Minnesota will be held. The office of the City has more than thirty days after the vacancy shall have happened when a judge shall be held. The office of the State of Minnesota shall immediately after the passage of the office of the City will be held in the local provisions of the same as hereinafter provided, appoint some suitable persons to be held who shall hold the same until this is possible, and the qualified. The judge of said municipal court shall be a qualified elector of said village. The office of the State of Minnesota is not a office of the judge shall take and subscribe an oath as prescribed in the case of the office of the city, which shall be filed in the office of which oath shall be filed in the office of the village, the record of said village. He shall have the power to judge of the costs, record, and the administrative costs and take and certify acknowledgments in all cases and as a conservator of the office of the city which shall be held in the county which shall be held in the office of the peace, or any other judicial office. In case of sickness or other cause requiring his absence, he may procure any impairment or damage provided attorney in the county to act for him. Such attorney so called in shall take and subdue the power of the service and have the power of the service and have the power of the judge in said matter, or during such time, as he may, by written order of such municipal law, to provide so long as the prior order of such principal court to the entry of such appointed persons upon the discharge of such judicial functions, the judge shall enter a full copy of the power of the service and shall be held to do so by the law of the law and the power of the judge from the act shall be so construed as to disqualify or prevent the municipal judge from practicing as an attorney in said matter, and to provide so long as the principal court shall be so, except in said municipal court. See, S. J. S. Midnland court shall have a period of 10 days, and the proposed move of the Act is moved at the pleasure of said judge by an order in the minutes of the court. The salary of compensation of said city of the state is to be such as the legal direct and shall be paid by such judge. Such clerk, before he enters upon the�, will be paid to the table of the office of the United States and of the State of Minnesota, and to faithfully and honestly discharge and to the same time to the office of the office of the State of Minnesota, and to the same time to the office of the office of the state of the state, except to such village a penal bond in the sum of one thousand (1,000) dollars with two yoursures, be approved by the law of the State of Virginia, and the law of the State of California, and the law of the State of New York, on the first Monday of the month, being the penalties of other moneys, belonging to the state to the said village and county, which may have come into his hands during the month of the year, and the time to the same time, pay over to all other persons, on demand, all moneys to which they may be entitled, which have come into his hands in virtue of by reason of his said office. Such oath and bond shall be filed in the same time as clerk or recorder of said village. Sec. 6. The municipal court shall have the power to process, civil and criminal, necessary and proper to carry into effect the jurisdiction of the county, and other determinations, and it shall have the power to possess by courts of record at common law the statutes of this state applicable to courts of justice of the county, that it shall not have jurisdiction to lease, buy, or quo warranto, ne exeunt, mandamus, all Process shall be attested in the name of the judge, the court issued under the seal of the county, by the clerk, who shall be styled the chief of the courts of process may be prescribed by the form so prescribed shall be valid and sufficient, and such form may be changed in the absence of such prescribed form of the state or by justices of the peace, any police officer, marshal, or constable of the village, or to the sheriff of the county. its judge shall be the chief magistrate of the state, and the criminal laws of the state, and the ordinances, laws, regimes, and by-laws of the state, are observed and by for that purpose shall open his court excepted, and proceed to hear and decide, which shall be brought before him by the police officers or marshals of the village, or otherwise, either with or without process, for violations of the criminal laws of the state, committed within the county in which said village is situated, or of the ordinances, laws, regulations or by-laws of said village. The clerk of said court shall keep a record of all its proceedings and enter all orders, judgments and sentences, under the supervision of the judge, and issue commitments and executions, as well as all other process. Sec. 8. The clerk of said municipal court shall have the custody and care of all the books, papers and records of said court. He shall be present at all trials, unless absent from sickness or with consent of the judge, and in case of his absence the judge may appoint some person tem- He may swear all witnesses and jurors and administrator all oaths and adavfals, He shall keep minutes of all proceedings and enter all judgments, and make a record of them. He may order the direction of the judge. He shall tax all costs incurred by the judge, and subject to review by the judge, and do all other things and acts necessary to carry out of the jurisdiction of the court, and when the judge is not present, adjourn the court He shall receive all fines and penalties, and all fees, and all taxes, and keep all full, accurate and detailed account of the same; and detailed account of the month, deliver and pay over to the treasurer of the village, and penalties imposed for violations of the ordinance, and with detailed account of the thereof, under oath, and take from such payments, one of which receipts he shall withfile in the office of recorder. The result of the same day of each month deliver and pay over to the treasurer of the county all moneys received by him for fines and penalties imposed for violations of the criminal laws of this state, and take from such treasurer a dupte of the receipt for such payments, one of which receipts for the shall be sent with file with the said, of such county. The clerk of said court may, when he deems the same necessary, appoint, with the sanction of the judge, a deputy clerk of said municipal court, for whose action, and the said clerk shall be responsible and the said deputy shall be appointed under the having said work and seal of said court, with the sanction of said judge, inorsed upon the back of said appointment; and before any deputy clerk of said court shall enter upon the duties of his office he shall take and subscribe to the oath prescribed and required to be made by the clerk of said court, which, in such case, with the appointment of such deputy clerk, shall be filed in the office of recorder or clerk of said village, and the clerk of such court, or the judge thereof, may at any time remove any deputy's appointed under the provisions of this act. The deputy clerk of said court shall be said by the clerk. He may administer oaths, take acknowledgments and perform all duties pertaining to the office of clerk of said municipal court. Sec. 9. The municipal court shall hold regular terms for the trials of civil actions on the first Tuesday of each month, which term shall continue, from day to day, with such adjournments as to the court may seem proper, until the business of each term shall be finished; and the court may by rule or order appoint such terms to be held oftener or upon other days than the days above mentioned. Sec. 10. All civil actions for the recovery of money only shall be commenced by summons to be issued by the clerk. The form of the summons may be as follows: STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Village of Municipal Court. The State of Minnesota to any police officer of the county of the municipal sheriff or any constable of said county. You are hereby commanded to summon the county of the municipal to be appalled and to village of the municipal at a term thereof 10 at the hour of o clock in the civil a action whose complaint is on file in court, and have you then and the municipal judge, this day of L. (S.) Witness the Honorable Glerk of Municipal Court. The summons may be in any other form which may be served upon the defendant and shall be served upon the defendant in district court in all cases of jurisdiction, except that in case of serviced such public publication be thrown (S). consummation shall instead of being the complaint in the action shall have been Sec. 12. All pleadings in said municipal court shall be in writing. If the defendant fails to appear at the opening of the court on the day on which the sum of $1,000 was paid, the judgment may be entered against him for an ambur to exceeding that mentioned in the complaint and for costs and disbursements, except that when the action is for unliquidated damages or relief, the plaintiff shall obtain such judgment, only as he shall have itself entitled to by evidence and proof. If he so appear, he shall then, or at such time as the court may designate, by rule or otherwise, answer the complaint; and if the answer contain a number of or other number the plaintiff shall reply thereto forthwith or for such time as the court may, by rule or otherwise, designate. The answer and reply shall be in writing and filed with the clerk, and such pleading shall be verified by the party, and the or武司的other as in court of justices of the peace or in the district courts of this state. Sec. 13. Either party may demur to any pleadings of his adversary, as in the district court, except that the demurrer to any pleading that the court be within the time the allowed for filing an answer or reply to such pleading. Sec. 14. All pleadings shall be construed liberally, and technical objections should be made to the law of the court. Sec. 15. The court may for good cause, in its discretion, and upon such terms, to make the court's case in the court on the fault at the same term at which it may have occurred, or allow an amendment of any law, and at any time of the disregard varied between the allegiance of the双方, and the evidence, unless satisfied that the adverse party is properly�ed. Sec. 16. Either party shall be entitled to a continuance of a civil action, except when the case is in the case of the court's determined until the next term of the court following the term at which the summons is made returnable to the court. The summons is determined by granted upon sufficient cause shown and on such terms as may be just. The court shall have authority to order that the plaintiff, in any civil action in which a Justice of the peace is held, shall be a amount in which the jurisdiction of a Justice of the peace when the plaintiff is detonated to the court shall be shared, and to recognize or deposit of money with the clerk, give security for the costs in such sums as the court may designate; and in such cases the court may not be held to effect or refuse to so give such security when ordered, the court may dismiss the case. Sec. 15. The court may not be allowed in actions determined in said court to the pre- To the plaintiff upon a judgment in his favor of one hundred dollars or more, or in the case of one of the族自治县, the value of the property is one hundred dollars of the more, when no issue of fact or law is joined, the dollars; when an issue is To the defendant, when the amount claimed in the complaint is one hundred dollars or more, upon discontinuance or dismissal, five dollars; when judgment is rendered in his favor upon the merits, in such case, ten dollars. Sec. 19. Costs and disbursements shall be taxed and allowed by the clerk, upon two days' notice in writing by either party, unless notice is waived by stipulation, and inserted in the entry of judgment. The provisions of the law relating to the taxation of costs and disbursements and appeals therefrom in the district court shall apply to this court. Sec. 20. Any creditor during to proceed by attachment and court may, at the time of commencing the action, or thereafter and while the action is still pending, by himself, his agent or attorney, make and file with the clerk an affidavit similar to the affidavit required by law in the application for a writ of attachment in a justice court, and also cause to be filed with the clerk a bond with sufficient sureties to be approved by the judge. Court commissioner or any GENERAL LAWS OF MINNESOTA PASSED AT THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION OF 1903. justice of the peace of the county in which that in cases not within the jurisdiction of a justice court the burden of liability may not exceed the sum of two hundred dollars, not exceeding the sum of two hundred dollars, may be in form as follows: Village of Minnesota, Municipal Court. The State of Minnesota to any police officer, the sheriff or any constable of the goods, chattels, moneyys, effects and damages shall be sufficient to satisfy the sum of two hundred dollars, to further proceedings as the law requires; and to make due return of this moneyys, said court, this day of _____. Or the writ may be in any other case or otherwise, other respects, save as in this other case provided, the service of the police is to be similar, as near as may be, to the service of such writ and proceedings in Sec. 21. The defendant may at any time answer, before the police, or at any time inquire, when he has answered, before the police, to the writ of attachment, on the part of the defendants, but not otherwise, the plaintiff may oppose the writ of attachment. Sec. 22. The plaintiff in an action to recover possession of personal property summons, or at any time before answerable property, or at any time before answerable property, shall make and file an affidavit, similar to the affidavit required in the justice. The plaintiff, or some person in the plaintiff, or some person with sufficient sureties, to be approved by the judge, court commissioner, or court, shall be said which said village is situated, conditioned, similar to the bond required in such case and file such bond, and an action may be made in such case upon appeal when in like action. The clerk shall then issue the wrt, which may be in form as follows: The State of Minnesota to any police officer, Village of — Municipal Court. The State of Minnesota to any police officer, Village of — Municipal Court. The State of Minnesota to any police officer, Village of — Municipal Court. Sec. 24. The defendant may except to be within the same time and in the same manner as in proceedings of claim and court, and when defendant so excepts, the same proceedings shall be had as in that the justification of surrence be had that the justification of surrence be had or the court commissioner or a justice of the peace in which village is situated. The qualifications of surrets shall be the same as required in action in cases. Sec. 25. The clerk of said court shall prior to each term of the court, make up a number of the rights of the same home up for trial, or for any disposition before the court, at such term, adopting such arrangement as the judge may direct the court to the same method of trial, and other disposition of causes. Sec. 26. In all actions where either party demands a trial by jury, such jury shall be drawn in the process of making the case as in justice courts, and the laws of this state relative to trial by jury in justice courts shall apply to this court; provided that the chief of police officials are directly directed by the court of police of any police officer or marshal of said village to perform the duties prescribed to be performed by the sheriff or constable officer. Sec. 27. Depositions may be taken and read in evidence in said court as in justice courts, and all laws relative to the same office courts shall apply to said municipal court. Sec. 28. Title eighteen of chapter sixty-six of the General Court of the House of Representatives of the same-eight, and title nineteen of the same chapter, shall apply to said court, and said court have jurisdiction and same-eight. The same-eight and the same-eight and the same-eight and the same-eight are for each term of the court; and chapter eighty-four of the same-eight and the same-eight, shall apply to said court and the practice shall be the same in such cases, as near as may be to similar proceedings in justice courts. Sec. 29. Proceedings against gransheep may be instituted in the same manner as in justice court, but the summon may be provided under the off-equity method by this act to serve process, or any person not a party to the action at any place within the State of Minnesota; and the summon may be provided under the off-equity method by the same method; and the court which may be named therein, and the notice required to be served on the defendant may be signed by either the clerk of said court, or the person who shall be on the defendant's own account, or the plaintiff or his attorney. The disclosure of the garnishee may be taken and all further proceedings had in the same manner as if the proceedings were in force, and the court's exposure of the examination of the granishee shall be before the judge of said court or a referee by him appointed. Sec. 30. No judgment rendered in said manner shall attach as a lien upon real estate until a transcript thereof, of shall be filed in the district court, as hereinafter provided; but writs of execution of the court may be made to the chattels of the judgment debtor, of returnable within thirty days, as in justice courts, the provisions for renewals of executions in district of the court are applied to the court, that such renewals shall extend the life of the execution for only thirty days from the date of such renewal, and except that no renewal of such execution shall be made by the clerk until the fees are paid. Every person in whose favor a judgment is made on an amount exceeding five dollars be given for an amount exceeding five dollars by the court demand and shall receive from such clerk a transcript of the docket entered, and may file the same in the office of the county in which said village is situated, with the case of transcripts of judgments from courts of the county such judgment shall become a lien upon the real estate of the county such judgment shall be received from the case of transcripts of judgments from courts of the county such judgment shall be exclusively under the control of said county such judgment as its process, if any judgment had been rendered in said district and shall not issue such transcript while a judge does not issue such transcript as its hands of an officer, or otherwise, and shall note on it, that such tranferring be given; and shall not, thereafter, be given; and may at any time after judgment, but may, at any time after judgment, be given, applying therefore, upon such party applying therefore, and the clerk shall note the record of each transcript given upon the record of each complaint in criminal cases, see Sec. 38. Complaints in criminal cases, may be made to the judge or clerk, in which case, or the court, to be the complaintant whether the witness claims this state, or of the ordinances, regulating clerk shall issue a warrant only upon complaint, and complaints, warrants and of other pertaining criminal cases, or of other pertaining criminal cases, form with such alterations as the peace will vient to admit the same to the style of the complaint, or other form as the court may prescribe. In all cases where alleged offenders shall be in custody and brought before the court without process of the clerk shall enter upon the records of the court a brief statement of the offense with which the defendant is charged, which shall stand in place of a complaint unless the court shall direct a formal complaint be made. The law of the defendant shall be "Guilty" (Not Guilty). In case of a failure to plead, the clerk shall enter a plea of "Not Guilty," and a former acquittal or conviction for the same offense may be proved under the plea as well as if formally pleaded. In the examination of offenders charged with indictable offenses the clerk shall keep such minutes of the examination as the court shall direct and shall make the proper return to the court before which the party charged with the offense may be bound to appear. In all proceedings had in said municipal court the following fees shall be charged and collected by the judge or clerk as and for the compensation of the judge, and said fees may be taxed in all cases where applicable, as follows: For summons, warrant or subpoena, thiries-pere For a given's case, the same For a venue for a jury, the same as in justice court. For a venue in a criminal case, thirty-five (35) cents. For a recognition, thirty-five (35) cents. Administering an oath, twenty-five (35) Certifying the same when administered out of court, twenty-five (35) cents. Certifying of attachment, thirty-five (35) cents. For hearing and deciding every motion for a 'new trial, every demurrier, and every motion to open a default, one ($1) dollar. Appeal from taxation of costs, one ($1) dollar. Entering a judgment, thirty-five (35) cents. Every adjournment, twenty-five (25) cents. Everly, bond, recognition or security judge, or judge of court, fifty-five (50) cents. Taking an examination, deposition or investigation in a pocket, in docket, per folio, fifteen (15) cents. For copy of any paper, proceeding or document, send to the office, demanded per folio, fifteen (15) cents, in satisfaction of judgment, twelve (23) cents, commission to take testimony, fifty (50) cents. Entering any order or exception there- to ten (10) cents. A suitable suit without process, thirty-five (33) cents. A transcript of judgment, thirty-five (33) cents. *Opening a judgment for rehearing,* *filing every paper required to be filed,* *five (6) cents,* *the notice to take depositions,* *thirty-eight (38) cents.* For commitment to fail, thirty-five (35) cents an order to bring up a prisoner, thirty-five (35) cents. Discharging a prisoner, discharge prisoner is to jailer, thirty-five (35) cents. Discharging a prisoner, after hearing a motion to discharge, twenty-five (25) cents. to discharge, to discharge, cents. For an execution, thirty-nine (39) cents. For an execution, thirty-nine (39) cents. For an execution, thirty-five (35) cents, for an enumination, thirty-five (35) cents. eirens, every affidavit or other paper drawn by the judge or clerk, for which no other allowance is made by law, per folio fifteen (15) cents. Taxing costs, twenty-five (25) cents. For marrying and making return thereof, three (3) dollars, and such other (4) dollars, by the parties making the application. Holding an inquisition in cases of forel- entry and unlawful entry in an addi- tive case, one (£1). tion to other fees, one (21) dollar. Taking and certifying the acknowledgment of a deed, for each grantor named therein, twenty-five (25) cents. when traveling to perform any duty, when not otherwise provided for and such travel is necessary, per mile, going and returning, ten (10) cents. Sec. 83. The clerk shall not be re- quired to perform any services, causes or causes not perform any services required of him in any case, as much clerk, clerk or entry officer, as much clerk unless theses therefore shall have been unless theses therefore shall have been Sec. 34. The judge of said municipal court shall hold no other office under said village, and no law partner of said judge shall practice before said court. Sec. 38. The village charter, the case of the prosecution of all criminal cases before said court, and the case of the violation of the village charter, or any ordinance of by-laws of the village, in which said village is situated shall act in the prosecution or the other offences, when required by law to prosecute in like manner, Sec. 38. In all criminal cases tried in said court and in examination of the prosecution, the clerk shall tax and fees and be herein-before, the court has final jurisdiction, and the defendant is convicted of the clerk shall tax and fees and be herein-before, against the defendant and include the same in the judgment to be entered Sec. 37. In all examinations of persons charged with crimes, and in all trials of criminal cases under such laws, when defendant and does not pay his line and costs, and does not pay his line and costs, the commission of said cause, the clerk shall make out an itemized, certified municipal court in such case or examination, certified under him, and bill with the auditor of the county in which said village is located, warrant upon the treasures, of such person, and present, in favor of the judge of said court, and in favor of county court, and with the same. In all trials of criminal cases under the ordinances, by-laws and regulations of said village, when the defendant is acquitted, and when he is convicted and does not pay his final and final costs within ninety days of the date the clerк shall make out an itemized bill of said costs accruing to the municipal court in such case, certified under his hand and seal of said court, and file such bill with the recorder or clerk of said village, which shall, upon presentation of the order upon the妆费，shall be presented in favor of the judge of said court, and the treasurer of said village shall forthwith pay the same. Sec. 38. All appeals from any judgment, order or action of said court shall be had to be the such court of the county in which such village is situated, in like manner and under the same rules of practice and procedure as in cases of appeal from justice to district courts, the General Laws of this state relating to appeals from justice courts, and the laws relating to proceedings for contempt, but forgkunties of the peace shall apply to Sec. 88. Any village in the class men- tion shall be invited to avail itself of the provisions of the village council, expressly accepting the village council, expressly accepting the adoption by a vote of four-fifths of all members to be adopted by a vote of four-fifths of all members proved by the president of such village, be in force from and after its passage. CHAPTER 202-H. F. NO. 771 AN ACT authorizing county commissioners to have an officer who has horizons have an availance or which shall horizons have an availance (200,000) inhabitants or to purchase, equip and a power roller and a roolor, maintenance, maintenance and management of the state. Be directed by the legislature of the State of Minnesota. County commissioners in all counties of this state now having or which shall have two hundred thousand (200,000) inhabitants or are overly authorized inhabitants or are overly authorized Defective Page six thousand (¥000) or so much money and equipment a power road roller and two equipments. Sec. 2. Such county commissioners are hereby authorized to operate a road roller and sufficient help to operate said road crusher and funds for the maintenance of said crushers. Sec. 3. Road roller and rock crusher equipment shall be used only upon county work. Sec. 4. During the commissioners are hereby authorized to purchase said rock crusher, in the county treasury not otherwise appended. Sec. 5. In determining whether any two hundred thousand (200,000) inhabitants or over reference had to the county Sec. 6. This act shall take effect and govern the city's passage. Apparated April 20, 1903. CHAPTER 23-H. F. NO. 279. AN ACT to authorize cities of over ten cities to acquire lands and inhabitants of this state to acquire lands and to acquire the corporate limits of any such city, and thereafter to acquire the corporate limits of any such city, and thereafter to acquire the corporate limits of any such city, and fixing the maximum number of public parks or parkways, and fixing the maximum number of public parks or parkways, and fixing the maximum number of public parks or parkways, and fixing the maximum number of such cities respectively. Fonions of�icid are respectively, as well as the population of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. Any city of this state, now or hereafter having a population over 1,000,000 or more, includes the thousand inhabitants, according to the next preceding state or national census, is hereby authorized and empowered to receive the city of the nation in the area of art, art, and art, to acquire, by purchase or donation, through the agency of its board of park commissioners, for the use by the public of lands within which the city of the nation is held by condemation, when in the manner hereafter set forth, and to, thereafter, hold and control, and from time to time lay out, after approving the law of the State of Minnesota, provided that the control, improvement and maintenance herein established shall extend or and move the all park lands heretofore acquired by such city. Sec. 2. For the purpose of making and perfecting such condemnation of such lands for such condomination use or by the city of the nation, the board of park commissioners of any such city shall proceed in the following manner: Whenever these laws are set to be for the public interest that any such tract or parcel of land should be taken, appropriated or condemned, for the use of said city as aforesaid, shall be not otherwise permitted by the local laws of the same to be surveyed, they shall cause the same to be surveyed and platted by duplicate plats, one or which duplicate plate or part of the office of the说话er. The said board of park commissioners will be appointed by the commissioners, who shall be disinterested freeholders and quorum members of the board and condemned to be so taken and condemned are situated, to view the property in question, and the said appraisers be appointed by the taking, property in question, and the said appraisers be appointed by the taking, the secretary of the board of park commissioners to attend upon the pos of qualifying and entering upon the worm to discharge their duties as appraisers to discharge their duties as appraisers to make due return of their acts as such to the board of park They shall, with all reasonable speed, give notice of publication in the official newspapers, said, "any of the public will give notice of the public's representative weeks the last of which publications shall be at least ten days before the day of such meeting and which will give notice of the publication of the lands designated for an application by the board of park commissioners, including a separate and different type of plan, the proposed plan, or the parcel of land proposed to be taken, together with the owners' names, where known, and that a plat of the same has been made to the land of the land of the land of their near and that the said appraisers will meet at a place and time designated, and the process of the development of the property will be as follows: To be taken approved and condemned. At the time named in said notice the said appraisers may have any evidence of the condition of the land or other by the parties interested and adjourn from time to time, for the purpose and reason and the kind of their view and hearing, shall be concluded, they shall determine and appraise the amount of damages to be paid to the owner of the property. If the property proposed to be taken, approved or condemned, and an ascertained and appraised the damage, as for a period, the shall make and file with the secretary of the board of park commissioners a written report to be paid to board, depending on the subject of the transmission, the schedule, and the appraisement of the damages in each case, with a description of the land and the names of the owners, if they were found to be a statement of the cost of the proceedings. Sec. 3. Upon the filing of such report with the secretary of the board of park commissioners, as a foreclosure of the public interest, they may notice by a publication of the filing of said appraisers' report in the official newspaper of the city, once a week for two successive weeks, the last public notice of the filing was marked on 10 days before the meeting of the board of park commissioners mentioned in it, and that the report of the appraisers' report was made on the date of the public commissioners at a meeting thereof to be named in the notice, and any person interested shall, before the time approving the report, in the notice of the public notice of the board of park commissioners, in writing of any objections which he may have in the premises, and the board of park commissioners, upon the day fixed for the consideration of such report, or at such subsequent meeting to which the same may stand over, or be referred shall have the power to itself to the Commission, in any event, anमन, the appraisement, in whole or in part, giving due consideration to any objections interposed by the parties interested. Provide the commissioners shall have no power to reduce the amount of any of the appraisements, but in case the appraisement and all the information in the board may thereupon be found in any appraisers who shall proceed in like manner as in the case of the first appraisement, as to any issued which the former appraisement was an Sec. 4. When the board of park commissioners shall share in whole or in part, the said award shall thereupon stand of the parties involved in the park fund, and shall be paid, or deposited and set apart in the form of the parties entitled therein within six months after the confirmation of such award, that in case any appeal shall be taken from the order, the such damages shall not in any case be required to be paid, or that in such days shall have expired the determination of the appeal so taken, as hererainter-provided. described in the written objections. The award is awarded in compliance of by such appraisal procedures as may be prescribed in other cases of the party appealing shall have the right to a jury trial to the question of the amount of damages awarded to the party, in either of the parties to the appeal. The amount of damages shall be fixed unless set aside by the party for good cause shown in the amount of damages shown in the appeal upon become a charge against the party award and appraisal of the appraisal amount. The award and appraisal of the appraisal amount would have been paid had no appraisal amount and the appraisal amount appended from, and to the amount awarded from, and to the party award of some amount of appraisal amount. Sec. 1. As soon as the proceedings for the seizure of pieces or places of land shall have been completed, the board of land shall it shall be the duty of the board of park lands to make an accurate description of all the lands so acquired, with a statement of the paid therfor, and it shall be certified by the official seal of said board, and under the official seal of all the plants here recorded, required, shall be registered of deeds of the county in which the seized piece or places shall be filed in the office of the secretary may be situated, and after such record the part of the park commissaries as a part of the seized piece or places shall be filed with the city engineer of any county where the part of the permanent park of the city Sec. S. The board of park commissioners of each of such cities shall annually submit the report for each year, in September, in each year, transmit to the board of said city, an estimate in writing of the amount of money necessary for the payment of the report by said board, and also of the amount of money that will be required for the imposition of maintenance and government of said parks, and the final issue of the proposed year; and the city, reconsidering the same to the county authorities, to provide a program that is not more than five thousand (5,000 dollars shall be expended in any one year for the improvement, maintenance and maintenance of the city, the other to be first obtained by the board of park commissioners from the city count of the said city, the proposed year to determine what per cent on the taxable property of the city, the sum, thus certified by the city, the record, is, and shall be paid to the next year list in a separate column, and the same shall be collected in the same manner as other city taxes, and all the time and time to be collected on the state and county taxes, and proceedings to enforce the same, so far as the same shall be held on any other and no other tax and taxes. The money collected from such bonds issued, together with all other costs, are included in the report for the benefit of this act, shall be placed by the treasurer of said city to the credit of the board of park commissioners, and shall be paid to the board of the city, the payment of the payment, signed by the president and secretary of the board and, in no other way, the payment of the payment, and established as the "City Park Fund." Sec. S. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. CHAPTER 294-H.F.NO.538 AN ACT to amend section eleven (11) of chapter seventy (70) of the General Statutes of one thousand eight hundred and seventy-eight (1878), relating to the fees of sheriffs, and the service of district court papers, being section fifty-five hundred and fifty (5550) of the General Statutes of one thousand eight hundred and ninety-four (1894). Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota State of Minnesota: Section 1. This section eleven (1) of chapters 1. (7) of the General Statutory of one thousand eight hundred and seventy-eight (1578), being section fifty-five hundred and fifty (550) of the General Statutes of one thousand eight hundred and ninety-four (1894), be and the same is hereby amended so as to read as of the same form. Section 11. Sheriff—For serving a summons, warrant, writ, or any process issued by any court of record, one dollar for each defendant served. Traveling in making any service upon any writ or any written written costs per mile for good and returning to be computed from the place where the court is usually held, also reasonable and necessary expenses actually paid out for food necessarily furnished any prison of while conducting him to fall and all necessary transportation charges actually paid out in transporting any prisoner by a common carrier. Taking and approving a bond, fifty cents, a certificate copy of such bond when requested ten cents per folio. Copy of every summons other papers served by the sheriff, when such copy is held by him, ten cents per folio. Collections on executions, when the same is collected or settled after levy, at the rate of four per centum upon the first two hundred and fifty dollars, and two per centum upon the excess of said sum. The fees herein allowed for the service of an execution and for advertising thereon, shall be collected by virtue of such execution in the same manner as the sum therein directed to be levied, but when there are several executions against the defendant at the time of advertising his property, in the hands of the same sheriff, there shall be but one advertising fee charged on the whole, and the sheriff shall elect on which execution he will receive the same. Advertising sale, one dollar, and the reasonable fees paid to any printer by such sheriff for publishing an advertisement of sale. Fostering three notices of such sale one dollar and one cent for each certificate, one dollar and one real estate, two dollars, and one dollar for each copy, which to be returned to the same, shall be collected as other fees on execution; but no share of the same certificate issued upon the same sale to the same purchasers, unless he requires a certificate to shrift one dollar for each additional certificate. The certificate on possession, and putting any person entitled to the possession of premises, remove or demolish Summoning a jury upon a writ of inquiry, attending such jury, and making and returning the inquisition, one dollar and fifty cents. Summoning a special jury, struck pursuant to an order of the court, and returning the panel, fifty cents for each juror and mileage at ten cents per mile for the number of miles necessarily traveled in summoning the panel. Summoning a jury pursuant to any precept or summons of any officer in special proceedings, two dollars; and attending such jury, when required, one dollar, and mileage at ten cents per mile for the number of miles necessarily traveled in summoning the panel. Bringing up a person upon a hasp, when any court or with the cause for his arrest and detention, and with the cause for his bask or receiving such a prisoner so mutting a prisoner to jail, or for bringing any prisoner before jail, in either case one dollar; and for traveling, the same sum; or the sum of one dollar for attending before any such officer or court, or the sum of one dollar for attending court, three dollars per day. Serving attacks on ship, apparel and furnishion then created by law, three dollars for his trouble and expenses in taking possession of and presiding over the warrant shall certify to be reasonable. Selling any ship, boat, furnishion thereafter so attached, and for advertising the same fees as are executions. Making and returning an inventory and the same case, two dollars per day to each appraiser for each case, two dollars per day to each half day. Summoning grand or petit jurors' fifty cents for each juror summoned, and mileage at fifteen cents per mile for the number of miles necessarily traveled in summoning the panel; also ten cents for copy of a short notice made by him and delivered to each juror serving subpoena, fifty cents for each witness summoned, and mileage as in service of a summons; but when two or more witnesses summoned in the same action live in the same direction, mileage shall be charged only for the furthest. Selling lands or foreclosure of mortgage by advertisement, and executing certificate and deed to purchaser, and for all services required on such sale, three dollars. Selling land on a decree by foreclosure, and executing a deed, and for all services required in making such sale, the sum of three dollars. Postponing a sale, one dollar, to be paid by the party requesting the same. Make sure the party requests a copy upon, repatriated or attached, two copies of such inventory, ten cents per for. diligent search and inquiry, and return the money, returning one dollar, and returning execution when no property found, one dollar. Receiving and paying over the money paid on redemption of property and executing certificate thereof, one per cent on the amount so received and paid to be collected from the person redeeming such property, providing that in no case shall the fee for the making of such redemption exceed the sum of seven dollars. For the necessary expenses which may be incurred to secure and safely keep all property taken by the sheriff by virtue of a warrant of attachment, execution or writ of replevin, such sum as may be allowed by court. For all United States revenue stamps, now or hereafter required by law to be used upon any certificate, deed, or other instrument, the cost of such stamps so used, and also such sum as may be required to be paid to the United States government as a tax on any sale made by him. For serving order or citation in probate court, one dollar and mileage at ten cents Approaching a person alleged to be insane, pursuant to the order of the promulgator, will not, and, on the date of the promulgation, be allowed to express in-conveying such insane person or to from any other person or to receive a consent required for food finished such person; also necessary expenses incurred for transportation of any such insane person to any other person, and to any other person to be home in such proceeding conveying an insane patient to any hospital for the insane, three dollars per day and necessary time to be held in the hospital, and, asistance and transportation charges. The prostate judge is authorized to audit all bills for services rendered or provided in the public service by the State of Pennsylvania, and the other fees for insanity cases, and issue its warrants therefor upon the county treasurer. The insurer is hereby authorized to pay the same out of the company and the same, but a equitable amount shall be allowed by the board of county commissions and services rendered by a sheriff, in serving the time of the action, and the other fees for insanity cases, and the other shall be allowed at the instance of five years of service, and the county or by the county attorney, from any other court of the state of the board, to the district court of the proper county, and such court shall have been.，and such action shall have a manner, such action, in the same way and, and determine the amount equitable due. For any services not herein enumerably in this case, may be required to perform, if the state of the area heron, in the same way and, Sec. 2. This act shall not be construed as providing for or regulating the fees or costs of the population of fifty thousand (50,000) inhabitants of acts incomplicible with acts of incomplicible to counties having a population of 100,000-100,000 inhabitants are hereby repealed. This act shall be in force and take effect on the day of its passage. Approved April 20, 1988. CHAPTER 128 - S. P. NO. 62. The general laws of 1801, entitled "an act of incorporation and regulation of life insurance companies on the stipulated premises." Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota. amurkhae Section 1.1 to section seven (7) of chapter one hundred and seventy-eight (718) of the laws of one thousand nine thirty-one and sixteen (719) of the same hereby is amended to read the same. Section 7. Corporate Power—A corporation is a legal entity under the provisions of this act that may be adopted by such corporation in law. A corporation may have power to make and enforce such corporation to the business of such corporation, and may change or alter common seal, and may change or alter corporation, association or society, or by trustee chosen by their board of directors, purchasing, holding and disposing of property in the purposes of their organization, and may, by their board of directors, and amendments to not inadvertently state, or of the United States, which by laws shall the manner of electing the officers of such corporation, and the same with terms of office, and if a mutual pany, the qualifications and privileges of such corporation. Of any such corporation shall also be subject to immunities and franchise conferred by this act, together with all implied protection, execution and exercise thereof of the dietary and incidental powers of insurance Provided, that no new or amended by laws already passed shall, in any man-made contract, without the express consent of the insured in writing. Sec. 2. That section eleven (11) of said Sec. 2 shall be hereby amended to read as follows: Receive and Safety Keep Securities—It shall be the duty of the state treasurer to secure securities offered or tendered to him by the provisions of this act, for the purpose of keeping the securities for the treasurer shall have charge of and safely keep the same when delivered to him, to part thereof to the insurance company for the insurance commissioner and in accordance with the provisions of this act. Such state treasurer shall, upon the receipt by him of any money, bonds or securities to execute in duplicate a receipt stating in the form held by him or received by him when held by him or received by him in connection with the receipt thereof. One copy of such receipt shall be delivered to the insurance company and retained in his office, the other copy deposited in the insurance company. All securities depository company. All securities depository company with a certificate of the president and secretary of the depositing company and securities fully comply with the requirements of section twenty-three of Sec. 3. That section twenty-three (23) section 10.1 is here is hereby apparated to read as follows: Sec. 4. That section twenty-six (26) of said chapte- n is hereby defined as follows: Section 28. Contracts for Reinsurance- Any corporation organized or doing business under this act may assume or reinsure any liability of the corporation engaged in the business of association engaged in the business of Fec. 5. That section thirty-eight (38) of hereby read as read following Sec. 5 of the Act may be amended and other notice to be made on policy holders thereafter. There shall be held an award of money to any organization or organization under that company organized or registered on any of the members or stockholders shall have notice at the time of written or printed notice, by way of a written or printed notice, printed matter; and there shall be made a notice to every policy holder upon whose behalf this act, as soon as possible and with written or in case such lien has been imposed within the passage of this act. Said notice shall state: Second, the amount of interest thereon, on the rate of interest thereon, on which the policy may be carried for its full face. Fourth, the amount of interest to carry the policy with regard to it. Sixth, superseal of any of existing acts in conflict with Sec. 7. This act shall be in effect from April 20, 1983, through the passage. Approved April 20, 1983. CHAPTER 202-S. F. NO. 644 AN ACT to define and regulate benefit cities; exempting the cities and their buildings and assets from the operation of the buildings 60 acres, insurance, gur- nance, building 60 acres, deeding them to be institutions of Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That a beneficiary association under the provisions of this act is hereby declared to be any corporation, society or voluntary association, organization or organization of the parties and their families, relatives, or dependents, but not for profit. Each association or society may make provision for the payment of benefits of the past of death and may make provision for the payment of benefits in case of sickness, temporary or permanent physical disease, or other disease, and may make provision for the payment of general expenses of a member, not to exceed seventy-five dollars ($75,000) in any case, all of said benefactors may be paid to the parties and the parties by the members with the constitution and by law of such association or society. The funds from which the disbursements of the payment of the social and defrayed shall be derived from assessments and duca collected from its members. Payments of death benefits shall be to the families, heirs, blood relatives, and other family members, and the costs of amortization of the member or persons dependent upon the member. Any such beneficiary association or society may be paid to the parties and the parties and a reserve or emergency fund in accordance with its constitution or by-laws and every such association or society shall be deemed and held as an effective�. The charity. The term "beneficiary association" wherever used in this act, or in any other law of this state hereafter enacted, shall be construed to mean any distribution such as is defined in the section Sec. 2. The money or other benefit, charity, relief or aid to be paid, provided or, under the law, the association authorized to do business under this act shall not be liable to attachment, garnishment or other process, and shall not be seized, taken, appropriated or applied to any legal or equitable process, by operation of law to pay any debt or liability of a certificate holder or of any beneficiary named in any certificate or any person who may have any right thereunder. And the buildings and other property used by said association in carrying on its business, and all dues, assessments and other payments and the accumulations thereof held and possessed of said association the payments and debt which or disability benefits and the reserve, emergency and other mertuary funds of said association, shall be exempt from taxation for state, county and municipal purposes. Provided, that nothing in this act shall be construed to exempt from taxation any real estate owned by any association incorporated or doing business and the private, public or other business, except such as is acquired exclusively by such association. Sec. 3. This act shall apply to and societies and societies heretofore organized and societies heretofore organized and now or new heretofore operating upon a plan in accordance with this act shall not be attempted to affect the act shall not be attempted to affect the system with rhetistic form of wek and representa- tive form of wek. Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 29, 1903. CHAPTER 324 - S. F. NO. 426. 18 CHAPTER 298--S. F. NO. 404. AN NOTE for the aid of non- president pupae. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: See, 2. Chapter 231 of the General Laws of Minnesota of the year 1901 is Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. CHAPTER 30—II. F. P. No. 154 AN ACT to prevent compulsory vaccination and to prevent vaccination being made a condition precedent to the sebior attribution. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota. Section 1. That her்க்கتر it shall be unleashed by any board of health board or election or any other public board or officer, acting in this state under police regulations or otherwise, or under any general law or city charter however unleashed by any board of health board or officer, ordinance or procedure of any kind, the vaccination of any child, or to make vaccination a condition precedent to the attendance at any school in the state of Minnesota, or to obtain any child or other person from attendance on any school in this state, and the account of the fact that such child or other person shall not have been vaccinated. Except in cases of health or smallpox, such boards of health and boards of education may, by joint action, require such vaccination by a duly licensed and practicing physician, to be vaccinated by the person or the곡련인, the Department of Health and Food and Food and other services provided, that any child may be exempted from the provisions of this act where a reputable physician certifies in writing that an account of said child's physical health may be required to be a duly licensed or a duly Qualified and�ous person. See, 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 20, 1903. CHAPTER 900—H. F. NO. 744. AN ACT to regulate the publication of articles of incorporation. De it enacted by the legislature of the Section I. Before any corporation organized under titles one (1) or two (2) of chapter thirty-four (34) of the General Statutes of Minnesota for 1894 or any amendment thereof shall commence business, the articles of the corporations so organized shall be published at length in a legal newspaper published at the capital of the state or in the county where such corporation is organized. If publication be made in a daily newspaper two publications on successive days shall be a sufficient publication. If the publication be made in a weekly newspaper, publication for two successive weeks therein shall be a sufficient publication. Upon filing an affidavit of proof of such publication in the office of the secretary of state, persons named in such articles shall thereupon become a corporation with the authority and powers of the chapter granted. *See S. A. All acts or parts of acts inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed. Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage Approved April 20, 1903. ```markdown ``` inns and public lodging houses. Be it enforced by the legislature of the State or minors are building or structured keeps the or maintained, or advertised, or held out to the public to be an inn, hotel, public lodging house or place where sleeping accommodations are furnished to the public, whether with or without meals, shall have and be provided with more than one of the gross growth rate of a floor leading directly to the ground, and such ways of egress must at all times be kept free and clear of any obstruction and in good repair and ready and suitable for immediate use. Sec. 2. Each outside bedroom or sleeping apartment on or on the floor that is the ground of a room may building or structured kept, used or maintained as, or advertised, or held out to the public to be an inn, hotel, public lodging house, or place where sleeping accommodations are furnished to the public, whether with or without meals, shall be supplied with and that shall be kept at all times in plain eight in each such bedroom or sleeping apartment, and securely attached therein and thereto, a hempen rope of not less than three-eighths of an inch in diameter, of sufficient length to reach therefrom to the ground, and sufficient strength to sustain a weight and strain of at least five hundred pounds. Sec. 3. Any building or structure kept, used or maintained, to be on, to be an, inn, hotel, public lodging house, or place where sleeping is permitted, public, whether with or without meals, while employed and equipped with a bed, cot, or bedside table, and on two end or two sides, or one end and one side, shall not be subject to the provisions or section two (2) of this Act. Sec.4. Any person owning, keeping, or storing any building or structure used, used or maintained on an orau or tim, hotel, public lodging house, or place where sleeping accommodations are provided with or without meals, or equipped according to the provisions of this act shall be guilty of a misemence, or not less than twenty-five dollars or more for the payment of such fee but not less than thirty dollars for the payment proof may be imprisoned for a period of more than thirty days. Sec. 6. No inkeeper, hotkeeper, or house keeper, or other person, who is not maintained, as maintenance or management controls, maintains, or manages maintained as, or advertised, or held out to a person to be maintained in a house or place where sleeping accommodations are furnished to the person which is not constructed, regulated and equipped in accordance with the provisions of this section, is entitled to any lien upon any of the property or effects upon any of the property or effects of any of his guests, loggers or boarders, in any manner in which no inkeeper, hotkeeper, or house keeper, or other person, who is not maintained, as maintenance or management controls, maintains, or manages maintained as, or advertised, or held out to a person to be maintained in a house or place where sleeping accommodations are furnished to the person which is not constructed, regulated and equipped in accordance with the provisions of this section, is entitled to any lien upon any of the property or effects of any of his guests, loggers or boarders, in any manner in which no inkeeper, hotkeeper, or house keeper, or other person, who is not maintained, as maintenance or management controls, maintains, or manages maintained as, or advertised, or held out to a person to be maintained in a house or place where sleeping accommodations are furnished to the public, whether constructed, regulated and equipped according to the provisions of this section, is entitled to any action to recover for any beard, lodging or accommodations furnished by Sec. 7. That none of the provisions of Sec. 6 shall apply to any of any city, village, township or other municipality in this state having a population of less than ten thousand Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and be in force from an after September 1, 2014. Approved April 20, 1903. CHAPTER 202 - H. F. NO. 741. AN ACT to provide for the vacation and recollection of public reads and highways on mineral Be it enacted by the legislature of the U.S. Senate: State or city. In all cases where a public road or highway, however established, crowds land on it. In all cases where such land desires and so about to minge the place in such land in GENERAL LAWS OF MINNESOTA PASSED AT THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION OF 1903. Sec. 3. All acis and parts of acts in- creased with this act are herobly re- pealed. Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be approved in its passage. Appointed April 20, 1903. CHAPTER 303-H. F, NO. 601. AN ACT to authorize and empower the city council or county board to oversee 50,000 inhabitants to issue and sell municipal bonds for payment or extending the water system or extending the power system. Be it enacted by the legislature of the state. State of Minnesota: The council or common election of the city in this state now or hereafter having over 50,000 inhabitants. In addition to all the rights and powers heretofore granted thereto by law, hereby, a authorized, and is�erized, for the purpose of herein designated, to issue from time to time as needed the negotiable bonds of their respective cities to an amount in the aggregate not to be made in need $100,000,000. In the detactions and payable at such places and at such times, not to exceed thirty years from the date thereof, as may be deemed best, and to bear interest at a rate not to exceed $100,000,000. In the case of any paid or free public semi-annually, and to have interest coupons attached, payable at such place or places as shall be designated therein; and said city council or common council, as the same may be adopted to negotiate and sell such bonds from time to time to the highest bidder or bidders therefor, and upon the best terms that can be obtained for said bonds. Provided, that no bonds that are not in force and are not in accordance with the par value and accrued interest thereon; and, provided further, that said bonds shall not be issued until the issuance thereof is authorized by a resolution or ordinance, all rights of the city in this state. If the council or common council of the city proposing to issue the same; and, provided further, that no bonds shall be issued under the provisions of this act. If the time of the application of this act, from time to time, Sec. 2. Nothing herein contained shall be construed as a guarantee of any such city to such an amount of bonds of any such city to such an amount of bonds of such city as principled of the bonds actually issued by said city and still principled of the amount of the funds and bonds of such city to such an amount of bonds of such city as principled of the sinking fund of such city for the payment of bonds small enough of the taxable property of such city, as shown by the property of such city as shown by the Sec. 3. All bonds issued under authority of this act shall be sealed with the seal of the city issuing them and signed by the mayor and attested by the clerk or recorder, and countersigned by the city controller or corresponding officer. If such officer exists in such city. The proceeds of any and all bonds issued and sold under authority of this act shall be placed in the city treasury of the city issuing the same, and shall be used only for the purposes of extending the water works system of such city by the construction of water mains to serve and accommodate the inhabitants thereof, and the proceeds of such bonds or any other purposes than those used in any other purposes than those herein before specified. Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 20, 1903. CHAPTER 304—H. F. NO. 758. AN ACT entitled an act to authorize the issuance of bonds by cities now or hereafter having a population of over�ty thousand inhabitants. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. Any city of this state now or hereafter has the authority to make arbitrators is hereby authorized and empowered, acting by and by ordinance duly enacted, by an affirmation of all officers elect of such common councils, following purposes, viz: (1) In any amount for the purpose of refunding outstanding or maturing bonds. (2) For the purpose of defraying the cost of construction of bridges and public school buildings and other buildings for municipal purposes, and to aid in the construction of main sewers; provided that the amount of bonds issued under this paragraph (2) shall not exceed in the aggregate $800,000.00 par value and not to exceed $200,000 of said sum shall be issued in any one year. Sec. 2. Every city issuing any bonds under authority of this act is hereby required to levy each year the capital of all taxable property for the purpose of creating a sinking fund to pay the bonds of such city as they mature, whether such bonds be issued under the authority of this act, or to provide until the time the bonded indobedness of such city shall be extinguished, and such sinking fund shall not be diverted or used for any other purpose. Sec. 3. Bonds that will not be issued hereunder by any city for any sum in excess of three-fourth of the actual cost of any such bridge, building, or main sewer, and at least one-fourth of the cost of any thereof shall be included in and paid to the tax, if next made, or from funds in the city treasury not otherwise appropriated. Sec. 4. No ordinances authorizing the issuance of the bonds under the same Act, and the proposed until the same shall have been before the common council at least ten days in the exact form in which it passes, nor until the same shall have been published in any other public notice, as at least three times in the official paper of such city, the last publication to occur not less than five days previous to the meetings of the council, approvable, and the public interest of the council, such publication shall contain, immediately following the proposed ordinance, a notice signed by the city clerk stating when such ordinance will be presented the common council for pass Sec. 6. No bonds shall be issued by any stockholder except for a longer term to run for a longer term than 30 (30) years, nor bearing a percentage per annum; but the piece of payment per annum is the same as the denomination in which the same shall be issued shall be such as the form of company, council, or council, may be in the form of company; all such bonds shall, however, be signed by the intergrated by the compriser of such city, and shall be sealed with signatures to the coupons attached to the intergrated there and none of them shall be sold at less than their par value the highest responsible bidder therefore, the lowest responsible bidder therefore, such city shall be plunged at all times fees in a payment to the seller in any obligation thereafter issued by under any obligation thereafter or under any annotation of the collection of taxes levied by Sec. 7. No bonds shall be issued by any such city under this act when its total indebtedness, inclusive of the bonds issued for its permanent improvement revolving fund, water works, lighting plant or other income bearing municipal service institution shall have reached an amount equal to ten (10) per cent of the assessed valuation of all taxable property within its corporate limits, but bonds hereunder as above provided may be issued up to ten per cent of the assessed valuation, but not beyond provided that the more than $100,000.00 par value shall be issued under paragraph (2) of section one of this act in any event, or any amount for any other purpose except refunding bonds, as provided in paragraph (1) of section one hereof. Sec. 8. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed. Sec. 0. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 20, 1963. CHAPTER 305-H. F. NO. 524. AN ACT to legalize newspapers in cer- tain cases. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of New York to prosecute: Section 1. No newspaper in this state, which has been published weekly on regular days of publication for the last ten years, and which confirms in all respects to the statutes defining a legal newspaper, shall be deprived of its standing as such legal newspaper, for the reason that during two consecutive weeks in the year 1902 the said newspaper was not published. But such newspaper shall hereafter be deemed to be a legal newspaper, notwithstanding the fact that it was not published during the said two certain consecutive weeks. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. CHAPTER 206-S F NO. 581. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota; Section 1. That section 1 of and not be amended in the following particulars: First—By striking out the words "not to exceed ten years from the date thereof," where the same appear in said section 1 immediately following the words "at such times," and insert in lieu thereof of the following words, "not to exceed thirty years from the date thereof." Second—By striking out the words, "and to bear interest at a rate not to exceed three and one-half (3%) per cent per annum," where the same appear in said section 1 immediately following the words, "as may be deemed best," and insert in lieu thereof the following words, "and to bear interest at a rate not to exceed four (4) per cent per annum." Third—By striking out from said section 1 the following words, "and no bonds shall be issued under the provisions of this act after six months from the date of its passage," where the same appear Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and implement the Court's passage. Approved April 21, 1965. CHAPTER 307-S. F. NO. 579 OF THE LAW OF THE district court in the Fourteenth judicial court of the Pennsylvania Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: State of Minnesota: The county is the term of the district court in the following organized counties, constituting the county: he is held as follows: In Polk county on the first Tuesday of the first Tuesday of each year. In Marshfield on the second Tuesday of the second year in the one thousand nine hundred and three (1988), June and July on the second Tuesday of November of each year on the second Monday of July and on the fourth Monday of August. In Kittson county on the second Monday of December in the year one thousand and thereafter on the second Monday of June and the second Monday of December in the year two thousand. In Red Lake county on the fourth Monday of December in the year one thousand and the fourth Monday of October of each year. In Rosseau county on the fourth Monday of January and on the fourth Monday of February of each year. Sec. 2. All writs, processes, bonds, and securities and procedures had, made, issued or returnable to the holder, or any of them, by fixed law or to taking effect of this act, must be made returnable to the terms of said court as the act prescribed by the act of this act. Sec. 3. All acts or parts of the act must be performed by another time for holding any of the general acts. Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be in force upon its passage. § 166.3. CHAPTER 302—S. F. NO. 316. AN ACT authorizing the state board of control of schools to compensate and settle matters of dispute concerning damages incurred in or to lands of certain other interest in or to lands of certain lands, said board of control, and to carry out the Act. Be it enacted by the legislature of the state. 2. All money received by and state boards be deposited in the compromises shall be cured for and paid to the state treasurer to the state treasurer. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from April 21, 1963. APPROVED. CHAPTER 300-B-J. NO. 643. AN ACT legalizing certain school district bonds hereto issued to be issued and solid. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: State of Minnesota: Section 1. Any and all bonds heretofore voted to be issued by the board of education of any independent or special school district, or by the board of trustees of any common school district in this state for the purpose of paying the cost, in whole or in part, of schoolhouse, or schoolhousees, in actual process of construction within any such district or district, which bonds have heretofore been sold by any such board or trustees, are hereby declared to be valid and binding obligations of any such school district. Provided, only, that said bonds were duly voted to be issued by the unanimous vote of the board of education or board of trustees of any such district; that said bonds are not run for a longer term of years, nor to draw a higher rate of interest than is by law allowed; that they are sold for not less than their par value, and not the total indebtedness of any district, including any such issue of bonds, does not exceed in amount the amount of money provided, further, that the provisions of this act exceed any amount of proof or provision now applying to the state relative to the liveness of the bonds. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and implement the provisions of its passage. Approved April 21, 1908. AN ACT to the taxation of certain elective officers in cities now or heretofore, availing themselves of the taxation and not including cities now or heretofore, and not including cities now or heretofore, and under and pursuant to section 30, articles of the constitution of this state General Lawes of 1890 and amendments thereof. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That in cities now or here after having over fifty thousand (50,000 inhabitants, the salary of the mayor shall be four thousand dollars ($4,000) per annum, and the salary of each alderman shall be eight hundred dollars ($800) per annum, payable pro rata monthly out of the city treasury. Provided, that this act shall not include or apply to cities now or here after governed under a charter adopted under and pursuant to section 28, article 4 of the constitution of this state, as amended, and chapter 351 of the General Laws of 1899 and amendments thereto. Sec. 2. All acts or parts of acts, are also hereby released, with transmittent as are hereby released. Approved April 21. 1903. CHAPTER 311-8. NO. 468 235 of the General Laws of 1001, as amended, to the General Laws of 1005, providing for the drainage of lands in certain cases, the county commissioners and other officers responsible for the payment of assessments against state land affected thereby, and preemptive action thereof and repealing certain acts thereof, to be it enacted by the legislature of the Section 1. That section 21 of chapter 468 amended by section 12 of chapter 38 of the General Laws of 1002, be amended as Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be enforced in its passage. Approved April 21, 1966. CHAPTER 312-8. F. NO. 408. AN ACT authorizing cities having a population of more than 10,000 must maintain a general system of sewers and to maintain, alter, relay and extend the water supply to provide for the cost thereof, and to provide for districts within the limits of such cities. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Milwaukee: Section I. In any city of this state have law that the city council shall have power to maintain and extend any existing sewer system, and that the city council shall have power to maintain and extend any existing sewer and to establish and maintain sewer districts and sewer districts and to create sewer districts and sewer districts that enlarge the boundaries thereof from time to time. Sec. 2. The city council may at any time and may classify sewers as general, district, junctional or the designation be the designation of such large sewers as shall be common to the district of joint district sewers, and shall not be instructed for the immediate drainage of all sewers, and shall be the designation of all main sewers laid for the immediate drainage of all district sewers shall be the designation of such district sewers by two or more district sewers be used by joint, two or more district sewers or independently of general sewers, and for all purposes of connection or providing for the cost thereof shall be constructed for the length, which may be constructed to drain any portion of the city, joint district or general sewer. Sewer district sewers may include any particular portion of the city which may be first drained by itself and then through connection with a general Sec. 3. All general district and joint districts, in public grounds, streets or allways, in public grounds, streets or lay and maintain the city council to lay and maintain the city council to through other than public streets in or through other than public streets in or by purchase, or by condemnation under the Sec. 4. No action shall be taken for the extension of any authority, or for the extension of any entire or partial system, except upon the adoption of a majority vote of all the members of the city council. The creation of boundaries thereof shall be by ordinance, and the council may make such boundaries, plans, and profiles, to be made by the city engineer, or other city council, and reported to the city council for its guidance in design, and to the city council, and reported to the district to be created, enlarged, or diminished, as necessary, that shall be intelligently numbered. Sec 5. The cost of constructing a general sewer shall be paid out of the sewer fund, if any, or, if there is no sufficient sewer fund, then out of the general revenue fund of the city. The cost of constructing every district sewer may be assessed against all the land in the sewer district subject to assessment for local improvements, without regard to cash valuation, and each lot, piece or parcel of land in the district so subject to assessment shall be assessed in the ratio of the square feet area to the total assessable area of the whole sewer district. The cost of constructing every joint district is $10,000 for all the land in the two or more seven districts which are the districts so drained by any joint district sewer shall be $10,000. The cost of constructing a plan, method and means employed as in assessing the cost of a district. The entire cost of constructing all land districts is $10,000 every lot, piece or parcel of land abutting the improvement, at an equal sum per front foot without regard to cash value. B2c. 6. Whenever the city council shall determine by ordinance or resolution to alter, repair, relay or extend any existing sewer, or to construct any new sewer, the cost thereof shall be estimated by the city engineer or some other competent engineer to be selected by the city council, who shall draw plans and estimate the cost, and report the same to the city council; and such plans and estimates shall be advertised, and shall remain on file, open to the inspection of all persons who shall be let and copies of such plans and estimates shall be the engineer who shall prescribe the latter, at a cost of seventy-five cents employed in making such copies. In every contract executed under this contract, the engineer shall reserve the right of the engineer to be present by the city engineer or other person, and the engineer shall be responsible deny in the presecution of the work by a contract to the work any time and to request the contract therefore to order or to assign the engineer properly done, or, where the remaining contract is improperly done, or, where the remaining contract is to be made shall call for an expenditure of less than five hundred dollars in the construction by the employment of day labor. Sec. 8. In case the contractor to whom the city engineer performs the work her designation, the city council may, from time to time, request the engineer to give a discretion, pay to such contractor slightly more earned thereunder and amount already earned thereunder upon a contract. Sec. 9. Whenever any work or improvement of the engineer or other competent engineer is determined upon and a contract let theherer, the engineer, or other competent engineer shall forwhill calculate the proper district, joint district and lateral sewers against every assessible lot, piece or parcel, and forwhill be facted, without regard to cash valuation, against the provisions of section 8 & this act. When such engineer shall have finished the examination, as aforementioned, against each case assessed, as aforeword, against each district affected he shall at once prepare the tabulated statements, in display, showing the lot, place or parcel of land to be specially assigned, and the amount against the amps, and such statement shall be known as the proposed assessment to be made by the council. The assessment to be laid before the city council for its application shall not less than ten (10) days thereafter, thereupon cause notice of the time and place, and meet in regular session, to pass upon such proposed amps, and the city at least ten (10) days prior to such meeting of the council. During all the time between the filing of such proposed assessment with the city clerk or recorder and such meeting of the city council, such assessment will be for the purposes of the inspection and copying by all porisons interested. At such meeting of the city council, all persons aggrieved by such proposed assessment may appear to be so likely that proposed assessment may be proposed to the reason why the proposed assessment or any particular item thereof should not be adopted, and the city council shall hear and pass upon all objections thereto, if any, and may alter or affirm the proposal proposed assessment as shall be deemed to be the premises and upon the adoption of the resolution of such proposed assessment the same shall be certified by the city clerk and filed in his office, and shall thereupon be an issue and the issue shall be issued by the accruing interest thereon, with the accruing interest therein shall be a paramount lien upon the property included therein from the time of the city council, and shall not be an issue in the city of the city and shall not be an issue in the city of the city and shall have precedence over all other liens, except general taxes, and as to such shall be concurrent, and shall not be divested or impaired by any of the sales, and the property to be the description of the property or in the name of the owner shall invalidate the lien. It shall then be the duty of the city to collect and issue days, nor more than twenty (10) days, thereafter, to transcribe special assessments to the county auditor of the county it be examined. Such assessments and such special assessments shall be collected and paid over in the same county and such special assessments shall be paid over also be credited by it to city treasurer. Such assessments which it shall be collected. Such special assessments shall be payable in a period not exceeding three year, and the interest (6) per cent per annum, and the proper annual (6) per cent per annum, payable annually, and the county at ditorium (6) per cent per annum, the proper list covering such period of three years, beginning with the their own Provided, that the owner of any _property infected with _time_ time before transmission Defective Page therefore to the county auditor, pay such assessment, or parcel of land affected thereby to the county treasurer, without interest, and pay such assessment, or parcel of land affected thereby to the city clerk or recorder shall, upon the preservation of such assessment, upon the special assessment owned and properly affected by such special assessment, such special assessment is transferred to the county treasurer, upon the special assessment owned and properly affected by such special assessment, and receive proper receipt therefore from such county treasurer, make proper receipt upon such special assessment; and such receipts from the city treasurer are prime evidence for payment the special assessment indicated by such Sec. 10. In case of omission, errors or misuse of such assessment in respect of the total amount of the provement, or otherwise, it shall be compounded and make supplemental assessments to such supplemental assessment and such supplemental assessment shall be a lien in case of the original assessment and be payable and enforceable in the rate and be payable and enforceable in respect to the original assessment. See IF. All money collections shall constitute a fund for the payment of the cost of the such assessment was made, and the same fund district fund under the designation of such district fund will be designated in auticipation of the collection of such special assessment fund, and fund to be known as "sewer warrants," payable at such times for the city council, and the collections of such city council, the collections of such warrants shall bear interest at a rate not payable annually, and may have coupons representing each year for face state for what purpose it is issued which it is drawn, and shall be signed by the city clerk or recorder, and be in denomination of not less than $100,000 in dollars. Such warrants may be used in making payments to be sold by the city for not less than $100,000 in dollars. Such warrants shall be the duty of the city treasurer to pay interest and interest coupons, as they maturate, and to cancel the when paid. If any such treasurer shall become due on any such warrant, when he is no longer authorized to effect a temporary loan for the Sec. 12. Any mature sever warrants or Interest money may be applied for any special assessment on any particular property situate within the (sewer) district where the sewer has been issued; and the warrants and coupons so used shall be canceled and retired Sec. 13. No conveyance of any land upon which any such special assessment or portion thereof remains unpaid shall be recorded until all of such special assessment shall have been paid in full, any other provision in this act to the contrary notwithstanding. Sec. 14. In all proceedings and records preparation or work in the making, levy or letter of such special assessments, letters, figures and proper dittite marks may be used to denote lots, pieces and parcels of land, and blocks, sections, townships, ranges and parts thereof, and dates. Sec. 15. No error or omission which may be made in any of the proceedings of the city council or any officer of the city or county, in refusing to, reporting upon, ordering, recording or otherwise acting, concerning any local improvement provided for in this act, or in making any such special assessment or in levying or collecting the same, shall in valid the such assessment; unless it shall appear that by reason such error or omission substantial injury has been caused by the party claiming to be as- erived. See 16. In all cases where any assessment or any part thereof, as to any lot, lots or parcels of land assessed under any of the provisions of this act, or of any law of tax prior to any period of any cause, whatever of the other jurisdiction or otherwise, shall be set aside, or declared void by any court, the city council shall, without unnecessary delay, cause a reassessment or new assessment to any tax rate, or the assessment to be made, whether such improvement was made under this act, or any laws of any city prior to this act, and such reassessment or new assessment shall be made as nearly as may be, as to any other tax rate, or any assessment therefor in the first instance; and when the same shall have been made and confirmed by the city council, it shall be enforced and collected in the same manner that other assessments are enforced and collected in the first instance when, under the law of tax, the case of any part of the collection or denied by any court for the collection or�forcement of any special assessment, or where or separate the shall be further set aside or carry out any other assessment upon any any lot, or parcel land for any cause, the said lot or parcel of land may be reassessed or newly assessed from time to time, until each separate lot, piece or parcel of land has paid to the noncontrolling part of the costs and expenses of said Improvement as near as may be. Sec. 17. Nothing in this act shall affect any valid assessment made by any city prior to the passage of this act, but all such prior assessments shall be collected in accordance with the provisions of law in respect to the came in force prior to the passage of this act. Sec. 18. The notice of the time and place when and where the city council will meet in regular session to adopt any proposed assessment under section 9 of this act, and to be prepared by the city clerk or recorder and published, shall specify the particular sewer district or districts in which the improvement is to be made and shall describe with all reasonable certainty the location, extent and termini of the sewer or sewer to be laid, relaid or extended; provided that no omission or inaccuracy in such notice shall invalidate the notice or the assessment, unless substantial injury shall be shown by the person claiming When the city council shall meet for a session, the city council must present a statement under the provisions of section 101 of the city code, or to any item therein shall be payed by the city council, or by the only authorized party to the city council, or by any other such session of the city council, and the entitution to the city council, a complete written statement of the objection with the reasons for the objection, or items or items called in question and to which the city council has referred. Sec. 16. Any Person feeling himself aggrived by such special assessment may, and, in the case of a such or, and also upon the city clerk or recorder, or, a copy whereof with proof of servicing shall be filed in the office of the clerk of the city court, and the other of the within twenty days after the adoption of such special assessment, appeal from such special assessment to the district court of the city court, and the proposed of in a summary manner by the court. And the trial of such appeal, not pleadings shall be required, but the party may not be in any notice of special or, and, in the case of the particular grounds of his objection to such special assessment, the court may have considered on such appeal any grounds of objection or items other than those specified in such notice, and no other form of such action shall be as to any fact which may have arisen or existed prior to the letting of the contract or contracts for the improvement; and in the case of the case of the city court, a finding or adopting or adopting the city clerk's record or a ordeal made the city shall be a primary fact of evidence of the facts therein stated or denoted, and that such assessment was registered in the court's court's court system and the judgment of the court on the determination of such appeal shall be final. Such appeal shall be entered and brought on the same rules as for any applicable, as in appeals from justices of the peace in civil actions, and like bonds shall be given to the public. The law of the city court is required in the appeals from justices of the peace in civil actions, but such bond shall be tender such appeal of the city court approved by the judge and the court, in the case of such unfeasible court. Provided, that no appeal to the district court shall be made, heard or determined as to such special assessment, or any other action, that has been done in this not-specified proceeding. viously presented to and passed upon by the city council. Sec. 20. Whenever any such sewer shall be connected to the duty of the city council to maintain and keep the same in repair. Sec. 21. All private connections shall be insurmountable obstacle of a practical or scientific nature to prevent, and no sewer shall in any event be made without the city council; and the making of all private connections with any sewer shall be connected to the city council; provided, that such connection by the city council, and the making of all private connections with any sewer shall be connected to the city council; provided, that such connection by the city council to the city engineer or other person selected by the city council to the city engineer's discretion. Sec. 22. Whenever it shall become necessary of the right of ordinent domain for purposes in the exercise thereof shall conform as near as may be possible to both inclusive, of the General Statutes of the State. See. 22. This act shall not be con- sidered, amending or qualifying the pro- visions of any home rule charter hereto- ward, nor shall any county or village under existing laws. Sec. 24. This act shall take affect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 21, 1963. CHAPTER 313-B. F. NO. 405. AN ACT requiring county commissioners of two counties to provide a budget of two thousand hundred dollars to the State of Minnesota for the duties of county commissioners as county commissioners. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: State of Minnesota: Section I. That each member of the board or county commissioners of all other entities may start to change, or, which shall hereafter have a population of two hundred thousand (200,000) inhabitants, or over, shall before he enters upon the duties of said office, take and provide the both prescribed by the law, which shall be dotted with a certificate of his election, or appointment, and shall also give a bond, executed by a surety company authorized to do business in the State of Minnesota payable to the state. Minnesota in the year 1960 to the thousand dollars $10,000 to be approved by a judge of the district court of the judicial district in which said county commissioner is elected, or appointed, conditioned that the said county commissioner shall well and faithfully, in accordance with the rules of the duties of his office according to law during his continuance in office, which bond, together with the oath and certificate of election, or appointment, aforesaid, shall be recorded in the office of the register of the office of such county-based, and the public examiner, the State of Minnesota, provided, that the rate to be paid for such surety bonds shall not exceed the rate now prescribed by law in respect to city and county treasurers' surety bonds and amount thereof shall be a charge against the county, payable out of the county revenue fund. Sec. 2. All acts and parts of acts with this act, are hereby represented. with this act, are hereby represented. Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and may be amended the first day of May, nineteen hundred and thirteen Approved April 21, 1903. CHAPTER 181—B. F. No. 555. ANNO to provide free text books in certain independent school districts in this state. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section I. That all in the independent school districts in this state situated within the incorporated limits of a city of under the second (10,000) population, and whose boundary line is co-terminus and co-extensive, will be boundary of the boundary of the board of education of such school district may, in their discretion, provide free text books for such (use) of the pupils of all the schools located within such school district, and the expense of securing such text books shall be provided by a tax to be levied upon all the property owned within such school district and collected within the same manner as other taxes; and such shall be deemed to be in addition to the authorized limit of taxation now existing in such district. The sum to be paid for such text books shall be certified by the board of education of such district to the county auditor of the county in which such district is located, and the county auditor shall forthwith proceed to levy a tax sum to meet such expense and spread the same tax to the tax list at the time of levying all other taxes in such county or school district. Sec. 2. Whenever the board of education declares two- and twenty-five-wanted voters of such school district, petitioning that such text books be boarded in the event of declining to provide such text books, the board shall transmit such petition to the city council of the city in which such district is located, and the council shall submit the proposition of proposition to all the qualified voters of such city at the next regular enquiry municipality questioning to schools shall be enforced, providing such text books, and in the event of providing such text books, and in the event of such municipality election shall be in favor of proposing such text books, it shall be enforced to provide such text books at the school district to provide text books as for use of the pupils of such district. Sec. 3. This act shall take affect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 21, 1903. CHAPTER 315-S. F. NO. 590. AN ACT to amend chapter two hundred and fifty-eight of the General Laws of Minnesota for nineteen hundred and one, and any acts amendatory thereof, being "an act providing for the drainage of lands in certain cases, prescribing the powers and duties of county commissioners and other officers in the premises, and appropriating funds for the payment of assessments against state lands affected thereby, and prescribing penalties for the violation thereof, and repealing certain acts therein mentioned and referred to," as said chapter is amended by chapter thirty-eight of the General Laws of Minnesota for nineteen hundred and two; said chapter thirty-eight being an act to amend chapter two hundred and fifty-eight of the General Laws of nineteen hundred and one. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: State of Minnesota: Section 1. That section seventeen of chapter two hundred and fifty-eight of the General Laws of Minnesota for nineteen hundred and one, being "an act providing for the drainage of lands in certain cases, prescribing the power and duties of county commissioners and other officers in the premises, and appropriating funds for the payment of assessments against state lands affected thereby, and prescribing penalties for the violation thereof, and repealing certain acts therein mentioned and referred to," as said section seventeen is amended by section ten of chapter thirty-eight of the General Laws of Minnesota for nineteen hundred and two, being an act to amend chapter two hundred and fifty-eight of the General Laws of nineteen hundred and one, be and the same is hereby further amended to read as follows: act, into which fund shall also be paid by any land owned or any land created by the payment of its act. Section 20 of chapter 206, General Laws of 1901, so as to Sea. 8. This act shall take effect and be in force from and on its passage. Approved April 21, 1908. CHAPTER 8. B. F. NO. 20 AN ACT to establish Minnesota San- be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota the governor, with the advice and consent of the senate, shall appoint a physician to be the physician, and one of whom shall be a homopathic physician, the commission of the Minnesota Sanatorium for Consumptives, and the executive necessary agencies incurred in the performance of their duties shall consist of one, two, three, four and five years of one, two, three, four and five months of Monday of July in the present year and until their respective successors arrive on the first Monday of July in each year thereafter. The commission appoint one such commissioner to hold office for the term of five years, the year of his appointment, and until his successor is appointed and the year of his appointment, and until the governor with the advice and consent of And such commissioner may be appointed by the governor of the state, for such cause as they may deem sufficient to shall be assemble. Sec. 2. Each member of said commissioner may perform the performance of his duties as such member, take and subscribe an oath that he has sworn to do the same, state, and will faithfully perform his duties as a member of said commissioner, and the officer administering the same, shall be filed in the office of the secretary of Sec. 3. The board of control of state institutions shall have authority on behalf and in the same form as the government and the approval of the advisory commission, to purchase suitable real estate near Walker, Cass county, as a large area for sale and to sell the property to be for sale and the thereon buildings suitable for the care and treatment of consumptives and to provide for the equipment and goods to the public and to build and build the total amount to be paid or incurred for said purposes or for any other purpose named herein shall be exceed the total amount to be paid or incurred for the purpose of carrying out the provisions of this act. Sec. 4. Said board of control shall adopt and approve suitable and said and the other of the advisory commission has approved the advisory commission and no expenditure shall be made in accordance with the reference of the account of the erection of said buildings, except for plans therefor, until said plans have been so submitted and shall be adopted or approved unless said board of control shall be satisfied that the cost of the site for said sanatorium and the costs of the building are not to be paid for, and the equipment and furnishing of the same ready for occupancy, in accordance with said plans. Sec. 5. The same of one hundred and fifty thousand dollars. Sec. 5. When the buildings herein provide the value of the costs and completed that in the opinion of said board they may properly be used for the purposes of said sanatorium. Said board of control shall be approved by the governor on behalf and thereupon issue his proclamation with an anatorium. Sec. 6. The state board of control shall have full power to manage, control and govern, subject only to the limitations contained in this act, the Minnesota San Sec. 7. Said advisory commission shall also appoint in each county of the state not less than one, no more than one, less than one, less than one, stations of the State of Minnesota, who shall examine upon the presentation of orders from the superintendent of said sanatorium all persons applying for admission to the state of Minnesota, and determine whether such persons so applying are suffering from inclpient pulmonary tuberculosis, and forthwith report the result of such examination, to the superintendent of said sanatorium. Only persons suffering from inclpient pulmonary tuberculosis shall be received as patients in said sanarium or shall have been in the regular practice of their profession for at least five years, including one year's actual experience in a general hospital, and in all hours the physician is appointed to the other physician in any other such physicians shall be of the different schools of practice, and each of said examining physicians shall be the third to a fee or compatriot of three (which will be paid out at the examination, which shall be paid out of the funds appropriated for said sanatorium). Sec. 8. Said board of control shall have powers to perform the procedure, who shall be subject to the requirement of the state of this state, with an experience of at least five years in the actual practice of his profession, including at least one year's actual experience in a general The superintendent shall first appoint such employees as are necessary and proper for the due administration of the affairs of such institution, prescribe their duties and places, and, subject to the board of control, fix their compensations within the appropriation fixed therefor; second, oversee and secure the individual treatment and personal care of each and every patient of the hospital while resident therein and keep a proper oversight of all the inhabitants thereof; third, have the general superintendence of the buildings and grounds, with their furniture and effects and the control of all persons employed in and about the same; fourth, maintain a salutary discipline among all employees, patients and inmates of the hospital and enforce strict compliance with his instructions and obedience of all rules and regulations of the hospital. He shall, under the supervision and control of the board of control, discharge such patients as are sufficiently restored to health and such as are found to be unsuitable patients for the hospital, if it is possible full and fair accounts made on conditions and prescriptions of the patients to be kept in the form of day to day in book, provided for that purpose; sixth, the conduct of the official correspondence of the hospital and keep a record or copy of all letters written and files of all letters received; seventh, prepare and present to the board of control, whenever requested so to do, a true and perfect inventory of all the personal property and efforts belonging to the sanatorium, and account, when required by said board, for the careful use of all information, stores and other articles furnished for the sanatorium; eighth, keep a list of persons applying for admission and treatment in the sanatorium in the order in which applications are filed, and whenever a vacancy occurs among patients send an order for the application to the applicant who has precedence upon said list, provided such application has been received in the state for at least one year next preceding the date of the application. Sec. 9. The charges for the support of such of the inmates of the amnesiac as form an act of torture, same, or have persons or kindred bound to do, shall be paid by such inmates, such persons or such kindred at a rate to be determined by board of con- Any person unable to pay such charges may be appointed by the county coronary atrium upon the request of the county coronary board is residential, and the charges for the board of such persons are received by the county coronary, and the charges of whose commissioners such person has been appointed are the counties of the county, the state, or county systems, are hereby authorized to incur, on behalf of the county, an expensive medical treatment board and to pay the same. The board will provide homeopathic medical treatment for persons who desire it and for the purpose of homeopathic physicians as may be necessitated. Sec. 11. There is hereby appropriated the funds for the purchase of otherwise appropriated, for the purchase of medical treatment and furnishing of the buildings for maintenance of said sanctuary the sum GENERAL LAWS OF MINNESOTA PASSED AT THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION OF 1903. of twenty-five thousand ($250,000, dollars, Se. 12. This not all shall take effect and the state shall take effect in its passage. Approved April 21, 1903. CHAPTER 81—S. F. NO. 821. AN ACT amending section three (3) of General Law of Minnesota for the year 1903, relating to the sale and lease of the state of Minnesota belonging to the state of Minnesota. No it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: State of Minnesota: Chapter one hundred five (105) of the General Laws of Minnesota for the year 2015, which amended to read follows, to-wait: Section 8. At any time prior to the exploration of said lease, the leaseholder, or any assignee thereof, shall have the right to obtain from the said commissioner of the state land office a contract, which shall bind the State of Minnesota, as the party of the first part, and the person, perons or corporation to whom said contract shall issue, the parties of the same part, in a mutual observance of the obligations and conditions as specified therein. In case of an assignment of the contract or lease the same shall be made in writing, signed by both parties thereto, witnessed by two witnesses, and acknowledged before a notary public, and the approval of the land commissioner inordred on the same and signed by him. All leases, contracts or assignments herein referred to shall be filed in the office of the land commissioner, and the date and hour of filing of any such instrument shall be at the time of filing, be endorsed thereon, and signed by the land commissioner. On tender of the reasonable fee therefor, the land commissioner shall, on the request of any person, furnish a certified copy of any assignment of any such lease or contract, and also, as a part thereof, all indesements on such assignment. Any such copy certified by the land commissioner, or the record of any such certified copy, when recorded in the office of the register of deeds of the county in which the land described in such instrument is situated, shall be received in all courts and proceedings of every nature as prima-facie evidence of its contents, with the same force and effect as would be given to the original instrument and the original indesements of approval and filing thereof. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 21, 1903. CHAPTER 318—S. F. NO. 481. AN ACT to prevent fraud in the service of notices of expiration of redemption in tax proceedings. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. Whenever any notice of expiration of redeemable notes be served before the person named in the notice, and the person named in each notice, be served upon the person named in the notice, and be named in each notice, was at the time of the service not the real owner of the note, but the interest thereof for more than two years. If the interest thereof was less than the said loans were assessed in his name, and if it shall be made to an apprentice, or permitted such services to be made to such notes had fraternity caused or permitted such services to be made to such notes had fraternity caused or permitted the services of said notes upon the occupant thereof, and had thereby prevented the service by publication of such notes thereof, and the service thereof shall be void and the right of redemption shall continue, and if no service had been made, provided that the service thereof shall be made or defense interposed, shall be brought within two years after such at- Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 15. CHAPTER 5. F. NO. 115. This act prevents the removal of passenger stations or depots, or the abandonment of a station from a station upon any of the lines of railroad in this state. This act prohibits the State of Minnesota from any section of or corporation operating a line of railroad in this state to close or abandon a station without building from said station, or to withdraw an agent from any station without first obtaining the written consent of the railroad and warehouse cons- Sec. 2. Any person or corporation violating the provisions of this act may be cited to appear before the railroad and warehouse commission to show cause why such station should not be re-established or re-owned, and if on such hearing the railroad and warehouse commission shall order such station to be re-established or re-opened it shall fix the time within which its order shall be complied with, and in person or order, failing to comply with such order shall be liable to a penalty of twenty-five ($25) dollars for each and every day such station shall remain closed or abandoned after the term fixed by said order. It shall be the duty of the attorney general to bring action to recover any penalties incurred for the violation of this act. Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 21, 1903. CHAPTER 820.—S. F. NO. 652. AN ACT regulating the loading of cars by shippers on track and from platform. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota; Section 1. It shall be the duty of any party or corporation operating any line of work on the period of thirty-ax (30 hours) or the period of thirty-ax (30 hours) or the period of thirty-ax (30 hours) to load any car in all cases where such has been ordered and is used for loading and to load from produce upon the track from farm produce. Sec. 20. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 21, 1903. CHAPTER 321-S. F. NO. 683. AN ACT authorizing boards of county commissioning the law of county and which hereafter shall have a population of two hundred thousand (200,000) inhabitants, to provide for payments of salaries of employees of sheriffs, whose appointments are authorized by law but compensation unprovided for. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. All boards of county commissioners which shall hereafter have a population of two hundred thousand (200,000) inhabitants, or over, are hereby authorized and empowered to provide for the payment out of the county treasury, and in any cases funds herefor and other wise appropriated, for the services rendered and to be rendered by any sheriff's employees, deputies or other persons whose appointment is authorized by law, and where the manner of their compensation is not otherwise provided for. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 21, 1903. CHAPTER 322-S. F. NO. 549. AN ACT to take the qualifications of a legal newspaper. legal newspaper. Be it enacted by the legislature of the state Section 1. That in addition to all other qualifications now required by law to be a legal newspaper it must have been an official newspaper and not a legal newspaper it must have been an official mail matter for at least one year and continue to be received as such. 2. This act shall apply to all exiled newspapers published by any legal notice of publication required by law which shall be at the time of the passage of act in prosecution of publication. 3. Act shall be at the time of the passage of act in prosecution of publication. 4. Act shall be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 21, 1864. CHAPTER 223-S. F. NO. 457. A hire of judges of probate in counties organized from more than 20,000 inhabitants and less than 25,000 inhabitants, where the judge of the judge of probate is fixed by it. Be it enacted by the legislature of the Section I. That in all counties in this state, a person who is 25 years old, containing a population of more than twenty thousand, than twenty-five thousand (25,000), inhabitants, in which the salary, the number of employees, the law, under the terms of which no allowance, hire, postage, stationery or other expenses are hereby authorized to make an allowance, in postage and stationery, as shall be secured in all commissiones are further authorized to make an allowance to such commissiones. sum, not to exceed six hundred dollars ($900,000) per annum, which allowance when so made, shall be paid to such judge of probate for all clerk's hire, and for the services of all clerk's employed by such judge of probate. The county auditor shall issue his warrants for said allowance to such judge of probate, and the same shall be paid monthly as other salaries are paid. Sec. 2. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed. Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 21, 1908. CHAPTER 324.—S. F. NO. 823. AN ACT to amend section fifty-one (51), chapter two (2), General Laws nineteen hundred and two (1902), relating to the distribution of penalties; costs and interest on real estate taxes. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of New York, in the section 14, that the title of chapter one hundred and ninety-four (1983) is amended by chapter one hundred and ninety-five (1983) as amended by chapter one hundred and ninety-five (1983) laws of eighteen hundred ninety-five (1983) be and the same is hereby amended to the act to authorize and regulate of their respective towns, for the purpose of resisting said towns, or for the purpose of funding the issuance of regulations the issue, and providing for Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. CHAPTER 292—S. F. NO. 711 AN ACT to amend section forty-one (41) of the Act to authorize an act to regulate warehouses, inspection, weighing and handling of Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That section forty-one (41) contains the laws and the same is hereby amended as to read as follows: (41). All money collected by the state grain inspector, collected for, shall be by them paid into the state bank, and the same is hereby directed on the first each month to place to the credit of said money of said money in banks, notice of the amount of said money constituted by the chief inspector—said money is constituted in known as the state law. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and constitute the law of its passage. Approved April 21, 1503. CHAPTER 237 S. F. NO. 48. 48. This act shall take effect and constitute the law of chapter seventy-five of the Laws of eighteen hundred ninety-five, modify the insurance laws of the state. This amendment relates to the publication of the insurance companies in this state, as reprinted on this state. quired Be enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota; Section 1. That section twenty-four of chapter 10, the eighteen hundred ninety-five, be amended as to read as follows: doing business in this state must transmit the management of its condition and business for the year to the county where it is to be published. Such management must be published in both Hampstead and Ramsgate county in times a daily newspaper, or generally in times a weekly newspaper, of the English language, and having a bona fide office in the county where the same is published; providing that the company has its office in some other county than either of such company shall be published in a county where the home office is located, and in case the company then in some weekly paper published the office. All out on blanks furnished by the insurance commissioner and a company certificate of authorization of the company certificates of authorization be published in connection with said statement of each company doing business in this rule. Proof of publication, to-wit, the printer's affidavit of the fact, shall be filed with the insurance commissioner in all In case such statement is not published by the publication filed as required within sixty days from the date of publication, the insurance commissioner, it shall be the duty of the insurer to collect as provided in this section, and collect the cost of said publication from **Sec. 2.** This act shall take effect and be in force from and after July 1, A. D. 1969. **Approved** April 21, 1969. **CHAPTER 22.8 - S. F. NO. 472** **AN ACT to legalize the foreclosure of property in 1898, when chapter 23 of the April 25, 1898, that year was passed and order of confirmation of sale were made and the time for redemption was made or entered, prior to that date, when a final decree in connection with the sale was discharged with by that enactment. Be it enacted by the legislature of the Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in effect from the date of its passage. Approved April 21, 1938. CHAPTER 323-S. F. NO. 24. AN ACT to amend section one (1) and section two (2) of General Laws of eighteen hundred and ninety-two years, and to make laws to issue bonds to aid in the construction and repair of bridges and canals, and to provide such villages. Be it enacted by the legislature of the Section 1. That sections one (1) and two (2) of chapter two hundred (200) of the Constitution of the State of Illinois—milieu-lye (1600) be amended so as to read as follows: "the county of this state is hereby authorized to issue its bonds for any lawful improvements in said milieu-lye county; and to repair of bridges and roads within two miles of the limits of such village, by the means of such means." controlling to the provisions of the law, or other similar body of any village of this state shall determine, by resolution duly passed and recorded, to raise the amounts of money stated in such resolution or to raise the amounts of including or making any lawful improvement therein, or for the purpose of aiding in the construction and repair of bridges and roads within two years when the building is built by a community body and signed by at least twenty-five (20) of the voters and freeholders residing in any such village, setting forth the period of that it is the day of such petitions that the said village shall erect any such public building or make such other lawful public improvement within the same time to allow the construction by a bridge and roads within two miles of such village, the cost whereof shall not exceed the amount named in such petition, which said building or improvement shall be paid to the Association for the repair of such bridges and roads within two miles of the limits of such village shall be generally described in such petition. It shall be the duty of such village counted or writing body to be issued by a petition of theர with respect to such resolution or position to be submitted to the electors of such village at the next annual village election to be held therein, or at such scale, the election as the said council or of the similar body shall be resolution defined Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and appress April 21, 1956. CHAPTER 320-8. F. NO. 246. AN ACT authorizing the refund of amounts of railroad lands for real estate and railroad lands for real estate chapter 168 of the General Laws of 1850, overseas, the supreme court of the United States, 179 United States Reports. 223, in which state of Minnesota ex. rel. versed, decided that the law of 1850, versed, decided that the law of 1850, nations, providing that certain lands road purposes, be assessed and taxed as other lands are assessed and taxed and void; and warranted to said chapter 168 certain persons were compelled to pay and levied under the ordinance rums of money for taxes assessed and levied under the ordinance chased from said railroad, and paid Whereas, it appears by reason of said decision of the supreme court of the United States that the chapter 10 was and the law of the State of the United States of the same sum of money were unlawfully collected, and that said counties have no right to retain the various sums so paid; Not here for the same sum of theన్‌ by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. Whenever any purchaser of such railroad lands, or his assigns, shall petition the board of county lawists to the lands of the county and the lawsuits of the lawsuits are situate, setting forth facts showing the payment under protest or expense of the county laws, and the lawsuits purchased and the chapter 108 of the General Laws of Minnesota for the year 1896, and the commissioners shall inquire into the truth of the facts and the condition of the lawsuits that all of the facts affecting the case are fully and fairly stated, they shall so certify to the state auditor, the latter officer, if the satisfied the chapter of application, comes after the terms and provisions of this act shall authorize the refunding of the amount so paid for taxes levied and is seeded as a foreshorted or the chapter of the general Laws of 1896; and the thoroughness of the county auditor shall draw an order for the sum so authorized be refunded on the status of the county and the other unearned and paid and the county orders. The several funds-state, county, town, city, village, school, and others shall be charged with the so several proportions of the amount so required. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 21, 1903. AN ACT TO WIND UP the affairs of extinct corporations, to appoint receivers therefor, and to distribute its property. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota, Section 1. That at any time after a corporation organized under the laws of the State of Minnesota, the law of the State and the period of, has become exacted and after the period allowed by law to close up the affairs of such corporation, upon the policy claiming to own any interest in the capital stock of such corporation, or upon the petition of a court for such corporation, the authority of the district court the county where such corporation had its principal place of business, which petition shall set out the name of such company. The law of the state and the name of such law was incorporated, the names and addresses of the holders of the capital stock of such corporation at the time that the company became extinct, the amount of indebtedness owing by such corporation, the amount and character of its personal property and the amount and value of the property and the amount and value of the interest of the best information of the applicant, and praying that the affairs of such extinct corporation be wound up; that the property and the value of the company and that its property be distributed to the persons entitled thereto by law; the district court shall thereupon make its order fixa time and place for bearin Sec. 2. Such hearing shall be had before the court at such place within said county as the court may determine and notice of it, be given to all parties interested by publication in said county for three successive weeks in said county for three successive weeks in the discretion may direct that other notice shall be given in such manner as required of the petitioner a bond-in such surety conditioned that the petitioner will determine the rights of the claimants or disallow claims of creditors, and shall appoint a member of such corporation. Sec. 4. No claim shall be allowed to be presented at said meeting and no stockholder thereafter to be declared unless he proves his right to be declared at said meeting. Provided that upon sufficient cause shown the claimant within sixty days, hear and determine holders, but such other creditors or stockholders shall give their claim to the court therefor. Sec. 5. The receiver shall before en- trance to an ash of office or give bond to the State of Minnesota inquires, in such amount as the court may require, and with surrender the receiver shall give bond to the clerk of the court said county the order of appointment, and such receiver shall be vested with all the pow- er to give bond by a court of equity except as herein limited. The receiver shall convert into cash all the assets of said corporation, and consequently may be done. Personal property may be converted to the order of the court. All sales of real property shall be made upon order and with or without appraisal, as the court may court otherwise. Sales of real property shall not be valid unless Sec. 7. When all the assets of such exten- tory corporation the receiver shall make his report to the court from which he received in detail the expense of the receiv- ship. No notice is given except that ten days notice by mail shall be given to the receiver upon notice upon the receiver that they desire to appear at the time of hearing such re- ceiving. See §. 8. Upon allowing the report of the receiver, the coverors must whose claims have been allowed. If there are sufficient assets in the account, the creditors shall be paid pro rata. After payment of the expenses of the proceeding, the creditors shall be distributed pro rata. Defective Page State of Minnesota: among the stockholders whose shares were in which they have proved themselves de. 9. Upon making return to the court made the court shall make its order made the court shall make its order. Sec. 30. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 21, 1903. CHAPTER 282-8 F. NO. 545. AN ACT authorizing the extension of the term of corporations in certain cases. Be. is enacted by the legislature of the state. Minutes. Section 1. Any corporation heretofore organized under the general laws of this state, whose original term has expired less than three years prior to the passage of this act, may, at any time during the period, allow the law for writing up its affairs, new new or corporate existence from the date of the expiration of its original term of existence for an additional period not exceeding the original period of its existence, with the same force and effect as if the renewed price of the expiration of the 期望 term of existence by adopting a resolution expressing such proposed extension by a two-thirds vote of its stockholders, and by filing and publishing the same in the same manner as now provided for filing and publishing of original articles of incorporation, and by filing into the state treasury the same incorporation fees as now provided by law for filing original articles of incorporation. Provided that such proceedings to obey the ninety (90) days after the passage of this Act shall not apply to any corporation which has been declared forfeited by the final judgment of any court of competent jurisdiction. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and impose the same passage. Approved April 21, 1903. CHAPTER 21. H. F. POWER AN ACT fixing and regulating the colony of the district court in counties having or which county may have a population of 20,000 or more. Be it enacted by the legislature of the Sec. 3. When any such action or procedure is made before either party before being placed upon the shall be paid, but upon the dismissal of said action or proceeding the same party before beginning trial, or upon the conclusion of the term, at the request of either party, the party so dismissing or continuing the case or continuance, pay a further fee of 60 Sec. 4. Whenever any action of prosecution or trial, each party thereby acts on the introduction of any evidence therein, the plaintiff shall pay such jury fee as is provided by law. Any judgment in any action or proceeding in said court of the court therein shall pay at the party's divorce cases, a further fee as follows: A. In all cases wherein judgment is enjoined B. In all cases wherein judgment is enjoined, up to an order or court of divorce cases and causes involving title to C. In default divorce cases the trial fees shall include entry of judgment. D. In all cases involving title to real property, there are limitations for foulclosure of mortgages $2,00. E. In all actions for foreclosure of mortgages upon real estate, $4.00. mortgages upon real estate, 44.00 judgment in divorce cases, 44.00 judgment in divorce cases, proceedings for the adoption of a minor child, and judgment in divorce cases, proceedings include one certified copy of such judg- Sec. 6. In all proceedings in which a request for taking possession of property under the law is made, the court shall, in addition to the fee prescribed in section thereof, thereof, receive services performed as shall be ordered by Sec. 7. In addition to the fee herein demanded and receive at the time of the shall demand and receive at the time of the service specified, the following fees: A. For every transcript of judgment, 50 cents. B. For every oath administered, except those in connection with actions or pro- cedures, C. For every certificate except those heroin otherwise provided for. 25 cents. m. For every subpoena issued by the court, 20 cents. 2. For every execution or other write execution, the judge must code ceding after judgment the shall have written code. 3. For filing, entering and docking every amount of judgment from an amount of judgment. G. For entering and filing every assignment of judgment, 25 cents. H. For every certified copy of files or records, 10 cents for each folio, in addition to the full fee for certificates; provided, however, that any person may himself furnish a transcript of any files or records, and the clerk shall, when requested, compare, correct and certify such transcript upon the receipt of 2 cents for each folio thereof in addition to the full fee for certificate. 1. For all uncertified copies, transcripts and memoranda of files and records, 15 cents for each folio; but the fees for any particular item so furnished shall not be less than 15 cents. J. For making judgment search for each debtor. 25 cents. Sec. 8. For the purpose of this act all cases, unless otherwise ordered by the court, shall be deemed proceedings, and the court may order and receive fees accordingly. Sec. 9. All fees not herein specifically mentioned may be provided by for law hereafter may be provided by for law Sec. 10. In all criminal proceedings in which the court shall demand and receive fees, the court shall demand and receive A. For certified copies of files and records, the same fees as are provided in Records. B. For making search and certificate of any fact shown by records, 75 cents. Sec. 11. All fees of said clerk's, except the fees of the court prescribed at or prior to the time the herein prescribed, and said clerk shall not proclaim the fees of the fee of funds until the full amount of the案 are payable. The fees of the clerk of the court, herein prescribed, shall be in full. Dec. 12. On the first Tuesday after the first Monday of each month, the clerk of the county treasurer received for a detailed statement showing all fees and month and month, and from whom, and for what purpose received; and said clerk and county treasurer all fees and月月 received by duplicate receipt thereof from said treasurer, one of which shall be received from said clerk. Bald statement and the other of which shall be filed in the office of said clerk. Bald statement by the oath of said clerk to the effect that the same is in all respects just and Sec. 14. The county auditor shall not receive any payment from the county monthly salary until said statement and duplicate request requires the county auditor shall receive any payment from Sec. 15. Any salification of the state. Sec. 15. Any falsification of the statement herein required to be made by said clark and died with said attorney shall be buried with his family, and his 18. In determining, at any time, to what counts this act shall apply, further state令 must take his actions of acts inconsistent with this act are hereby repealed. A this act shall not affect any actions or proceedings that have been or will be taken by the state that the fees for all permitted copies furnished by this clark shall be the provisions of this act. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 21, 1903. CHAPTER 344-5 - F. No. 326. A number of chapter forty-six (46) of the General Laws of 1858, as amended by section nine (1888), as amended by section six (6) of chapter one hundred and seventy-three hundred and forty-nine of the General Laws of 1858, and by chapter one hundred and forty-nine of the General Laws of 1858, relating to the administration and distribution of estates in the state. It be enacted by the legislature of the state. Section 1. That section seventy (70) of chapter forty-six (46) of the General Laws of eighteen hundred and eighty-nine (1880), as amended by section six (6) of chapter one hundred and sixteen (116) of the General Laws of eighteen hundred and ninety-three (1893), and as amended by chapter one hundred and forty-nine of the General Laws of 1890 and by chapter one hundred and seventy-four of the General Laws of 1890, and the same is hereby amended so that the same shall read as follows: "When any person dies possessed of any personal estate, or of any right or interest therein, the same shall be applied and distributed as follows: 1. The widow shall be allowed all the wearing apparel of her deceased husband; his household furniture, to be selected by her, not exceeding in value five hundred dollars; other personal property, to be selected by her, not exceeding in value five hundred dollars; and such allowances shall be made as well when the�owed received the provisions made for her in the will of her husband, as when he dies 2. in case there is no widow surviving, 3. in case there is no minor children, if any, and be selected by the widow of children, or both, constituting the family of the deceased, then the widow of children, or both, constituting the personal estate as the probate court of the personal estate as the probate court during the tenure of the settlement circumstances, which, in case of an indivisible estate, shall not be longer than or be any case after the short period of estate mentioned in subdivision aX of this case, or in any case after the short period of estate mentioned in subdivision aX of this case. 4. If, on the return of the inventory of any intestate estate, it appears that the value of the whole estate does not exceed the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars in addition to the allowance made for the widow and children, the probate court shall be decree for that purpose, after the payment of the funeral charges, and expenses of administration, assign for the use and support of the widow or widow and children, constituting the family of the deceased the whole of such estate. 5. If the personal estate amounts to more than the allowances mentioned in this section, the excess thereof shall, after the payment of the funeral charges, and expenses of administration, be applied to the payment of the debts of the deceased. 6. The residue, if any, of the personal estate, shall be distributed in the same proportion and to the same persons and for the same purposes, as prescribed for the descent and disposition of real estate. 7. All of the foregoing provisions shall 7. All of the foregoing provisions shall apply as well to a surviving husband as to a surviving wife." Sec. 2. All acts and parts of acts incognito provisions of this act are hereby repealed. Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be imposed from and after its passage. Be approved by the Board of Chapters 500—F. NO. 908 AN ACT to provide for the execution of contracts relating to state institutions board of control of state institutions. Be is enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota; Section 1. All contracts relating to state institutions shall be in writing, and signed by its officers in it writing, and signed by its Secretary. 2. All acts and parts of acts in connection with the control of state institutions shall be in writing, and signed by its Secretary. 3. See II. All acts and parts of acts in connection with the control of state institutions shall be in force from and after its passage. Apply II. Chapter 358 §. F. NO. 978. AN ACT for the preservation, propagation, and transportation of game and fish. Be it enacted by the legislature of the state. State or Minnesota: is hereby created a board to be known as the board of game and fish commissioners of the State of Minnesota, which board shall consist of five members, to be appointed by the governor as soon as this act is signed and makes efforts to provide the same action without compensation, but each member shall be reimbursed for his actual expenses certified by him with a statement of items to have been necessarily incurred in the performance of his official duties. 2. And commissioners shall be appointed to follow: One (1) for a term of two (2) years, two (2) for a term of three (3) years, and two (2) for a term of four years, and thereafter, upon the expiration of said term of office, the same shall be filled for the full term of the first year, provided that the present game has a commission shall serve to their full term of office as provided by law, under which they were appointed. See. 3. Said board of game and fish commissioners shall be given the information on which building for an office will be proper furniture, therefore, and also sufficient stationery and blanks for the use of the board and its officers in the transaction of the business of the board. Sec. 4. The board of game and fish commissioners have a general charge of following public matters, and necessary powers, therefore: 1. The protection, propagation and breeding of game and fish of such species and varieties as they may deem of value to the people of the state. 2. The collection and diffusion of such statistics and information as they deem useful in regard to the protection and propagation of game and fish, and to take charge of and keep all reports, books, papers and documents which should in the discharge of their duties hereunder come into their possession and control. 3. Said board shall annually on or before the first Monday in December of each year, submit to the governor of the state a detailed report showing what has been done by it during the preceding year, the amount of money received by it from all sources, a complete inventory of all game, guns, dogs and other property, seized and sold, with the names of the purchasers and the amount received for the same, the amount of its disbursements in detail, and the books and vouchers of said board shall be subject to examination by the public examiner at all times. 4. The control and management of all state fish watercheries, the grounds used therefor, and other of the public, or in other parts of the region, or in all other property belonging to or held by the state for the propagation of the new watercheries, are establishment of new hatcheries in like manner when appropriations shall be made by law to purchase and use the water, and the public may, in the case of any commissioner of fisheries, or other persons, of all spawn of the first doctal water, by purchase, exchange or otherwise, to produce and receive fish, spawn or fry, and to distribute the water to the fishing or fishing measures as shall in their judgment best promote the supply of food in the water of the fish and fish from the water of the taking of fish from the public waters of this state at all seasons of the year for artificial production and stocking of other water, and the state. 5. Bald board may employ a competent person as superintendent of fisheries at a time of the year, and other of the other hundred (1,200) dollars per annum and to be paid to him out of the funds provided for the enforcement of the law of the government and the work of fish propagation and distribution under the direction of said board. He may be removed at any time by said Bald board may employ such assistants for said superintendent of fish water, to the same time as such compensation as the board may require a such compensation as the board may risk it, as shall be the duty of the board to enforce the laws of this state to the same time by the preparation, propagation, taking, use, possession, and transportation. of the birds, animals and fish in this act mentioned, and to that end said board shall have the power and authority to appoint such persons as game wardens for such periods at such compensation as said board shall determine to aid in the enforcement of said laws. Each same warden before entering upon the discharge of his duties shall give bond to said board with sureties or security in the sum of five hundred (500) dollars, conditioned for the faithful discharge of his duties as such warden, said bond to be approved by said board. 10. Said board of game and fish commissioners shall be entitled to the possession of any and all property belonging to the state by virtue of this act, and to take possession for the state of any or all game and fish and any part thereof which is declared by this act as contraband and to dispose of the same; and to take possession for the state of any property by this act declared to be a public nuisance and to dispose of the same. 11. It shall be the duty of said board, for and on behalf of the State of Minnesota, to institute and prosecute all actions and proceedings against all persons for the action and the law of this state relating to game and fish, and to institute and prosecute all actions to recover any and all claims arising under this act, whether arising out of contract or otherwise, and to protect the property of the State in any manner connected with the work of said board. All criminal actions shall be entitled to the State of Minnesota, as plaintiff, and all other actions and proceedings instituted by them shall be entitled The Board of Game and Fish Commissioners of the State of Minnesota as plaintiff. The board may employ an attorney to perform such legal services as the board may require. He may appear for said board in all civil actions in which said board or any of its wardens may be interested by reason of their position in the action and the may assist the county attorney in the prosecution of criminal actions arising under this act, and when for any reason the county attorney does not prosecute such criminal action such attorney so employed may conduct such prosecution on behalf of the county attorney. The compensation to be paid the attorney, board and paid out of the funds provided by the board will be determined. 14. Said board may employ such other persons as may be necessary. 15. Said board may employ such compensation as the board may deem. 14. Said board shall have such powers as are hereby or because they are all powers necessary incident to their law with all powers necessary incident to their law which shall be used in authenticating documents, appointment and certificates. Sec. 6. Said board shall appoint one of its officers for it, when it shall not be in session, all the rights, powers, and authority vested such person shall be known as the ex-operative commissioner of the State of Minnesota fish commissioners of the State of Minnesota discharge of the duties of such position. He shall act as such executive agent and shall be subject to its direction and control. He shall receive not to exceed the sum of $10,000,000 in annuity for his services and to be paid to him out of the funds provided he shall be subject to its direction and control. He shall before entering upon the disclosures or security to the State of Minnesota in the sum of $10,000,000 in the faithful accounting for all state property coming into his hands, said bonds to be approved Sec. 6. All payments on such property to carry out the provisions of this act shall be made paid the same as other state officers are paid. Sec. 7. The property owner orleased for use by said board shall be exempt from taxation so long as the state and used property is Sec. 8. The executive agent of said board will be a subcommittee of the board of the power and authority to serve and execute all warrants and process of law-issued by any court of information of the persons of this state relating to any other law-issued and protection of the game and fish, in the case of any other sheriff may serve and execute the same and for the purpose of enforcing the provisions of this act may call to the public or police officer, or any other person; and it shall be the duty of all sheriffs, deputy, sheriff, constables, or other lawful, and the other lawful, and the provisions of this action. Sec. 9. No person shall at any time or in any way be a person or subject to his dominion or control, any of the birds, animals or fish or any part thereof within this state of the kinds of lawful or unlawful and under all circumstances be and remain the property of the king, the浑ting, the ringing or to the property of the game in the manner and in the place of the pope's herein authorized, and during the periods when their killing is not herein provided by the same way, the person at the time of the man and for the purposes herein expressly authorized; and whenever any person kills the pope's, the pope helps the in his pope's session, or under control, by the birds, animals or fish, or any part thereof, mentioned in this act at a time or in any way the process of the person shall thereby forfeit and lose all his right to the use and possession of such bird, animal or fish. Any dog or dogs used or attempted to be used in violation of any provision of this 20 section is hereby declared to be and is a public nuisance, and it shall be lawful for any person to kill or attempt to kill any dogs so being used or attempted to be used. Sec. 15. No person shall at any time enter into any growing or standing grain not his own with intent to catch, recover, take or kill any bird, animal or fish, nor permit any dog with which he shall be hunting to do so for such purpose without permission from the owner or person in charge thereof. No person shall at any time enter upon any land not his own with intent to catch, recover, take or kill any bird, animal or fish after being notified by the owner or occupant thereof not to do so. Such notice may be given orally or by posting written or printed notices to that effect. In the English language, in conspicuous places on the land so protected and no person shall in any manner destroy any sign so posted. Any person offending against any of the provisions of this section shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine of not less than five (5) dollars nor more than ten (10) dollars and costs of prosecution, or by imprisonment in the county fall for not less than five (5) days nor more than ten (10) days, for each and every offense. Nothing in this section contained, however, shall be construed as to limit or in any manner affect the remedy of the owner or occupant of any such lands or grain at common law or under the statutes of this state for trespass. Sec. 16. No person shall at any time have in his possession or under his control within this state any bird, animal or fish or any part thereof which has been caught, taken or killed outside of this state at a time when it is unlawful to have in possession or under control such birds or animals or fish or parts thereof if caught, taken or killed in this state. Whoever shall offend against any of the provisions of this section shall be prohibited, nor the provision of the provision of this section shall be punished by a fine of not less than ten (10) dollars nor more than one hundred (10) dollars per year of the proposed or by imprisonment in the county jail, for not less than 10 days nor more than ninety years (10) days or less than one, and all other or fish or any part thereof had in his possession or under his control. The provision of the session or having under control by any person or persons within the state of any, bird, animal or fish or any part of the section shall be an anomaly of any part of which is at any time herein prohibited, shall be prima facie evidence that it was the property of this person or the person or the person or the person or killed, and that it was caught, taken or killed in the state; to disprove which it shall be necessary to make the time to be held the party who actually caught, took or killed the same, that at the time it was caught, taken or killed the person or the person or the state. The provisions of this act in regard to the shipping and having in possession of the shipment of the shipment of the shipment of the shides of any fur-bearing animals shall not apply to any of the hides which have been shipped from a post-manufactured article made in whole or in part of any hides or furs, whether obtained with or not from the shipment of the shipment of any foreign country, nor to any raw or lessed furs obtained in this state; proposed or for the use of the shipment of the sign or more, deser, carrion or elk akins during the close season with other goods or beverages which are not in the shipment or in violation of this act, shall not render such other goods or hides under the provisions of this act. The use of the words fur or fur-bearing animals as used in this section shall not apply to moose, deer, caribou or elk or the skin of any moose, deer, caribou or elk. Sec. 18. All fish nets had or maintained in any of the waters of any lake, pond or stream in this state, for the purpose of catching, taking, killing, deceiving or attracting any fish contrary to any of the provisions of this act, are hereby declared to be and are a public nuisance, and it shall be the duty of the members of the game and fish or fish owners, all game wardens, sheriffs and their deputies, constables and police officers of this state, to take, seize, abate, dispose of or destroy any and all of the same used, had or maintained as fore-said. And no liability shall be incurred to the owner or any other person for such secure,�ment, disposition or destruction thereof, and said board of game and fish commissioners, and all wardens and other officers or persons shall be released from all liability to any person or persons whatsoever for acts done or committed or property seized, abated, disposed of, or destroyed under the terms of this section. Sec. 21. The board of game and fish commissioners of this state upon application from the board of game and fish commissioners of any other state, are authorized and empowered to obtain and secure alive, specimens of the game birds, animals and fish of the State of Minnesota, and to sell or exchange and ship such specimens to such board of game and fish commissioners to any point outside the State of Minnesota; but such specimens shall only be used for breeding or for propagation of the same species. Sec. 22. The word person, as used in this act, shall include all individuals, firms, joint stock companies, corporations and all combinations, thereof, and the word possession, as used in this act, shall include both actual and constructive possession. The word animal, as used herein, shall not include any variety of birds. Sec. 23. Any attempt to violate any of the provisions of any section of this proposed action, and any version of the action shall be deemed to violate any of the provisions of any section of this proposed action, and the provisions of any section of this proposed action, or upon conviction thereof shall be issued in a process of no less than 60 dollars nor more than fifty (30) dollars and cost of prosecution, or by imprisonment in the county jail for not less than ten (10) days nor more than sixty (60) days nor less than one (10) days or otherwise. Sec. 24. In any prosecution or judicial proceeding under any of the provisions of this action are any participant in any violation thereof may testify as a witness against any participant of the trial or trial of the law, or to incriminating himself by so doing, nor shall the evidence so given by him be used in any criminal proceeding against him for such violation. Sec. 25. All the procedures under this action shall be commenced within two (2) years from the time the offense was committed. Sec. 26. It is hereby made a part of the official duty of the county attorney, sheriff, constable, or other personnel officers, to enforce the provisions of this action. Sec. 27. The powers conferred and duties imposed on the board of game and fish commissioners and the game warden herein shall extend and include all the services and waters subject to the jurisdiction of this state. Sec. 22. Wheeler shall resist or obey any order of the court or any members thereof, or any warden charge of his duties under this act shall be enjoined by conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine not more than one hundred (100) dollars in the county jail for not less than GENERAL LAWS OF MINNESOTA PASSED AT THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION OF 1903. sixty (60) days nor more than ninety (90) days, for each and every offense. layers, for such and every offense. The board of game and fish commissioners are authorized by the board of game and fish commissioners to certify the history of natural history or other scientific data, or to any property accredited person whom such society may designate as a collector, for scientific purposes only, to collect, for scientific purposes only, or to protect the act. No person to whom such society may designate a collector, for any of such specimens secured by possession of any such specimens secured by ownership of such specimens for scientific purposes only. In order to obtain such certificate the board of game and fish commissioners and file with the board of game and fish commissioners two well-known scientific men, certifying an applicant to be intrusted with such privilege, to the sum of one hundred (100) dollars, signed by the president of the state as surrections conditioned for the faithful compliance by the applicant. The applicant shall pay said board upon the issuance of such certificate and, if the sum of dollars in bond shall be forfeited to the state and such certificate becomes void, the applicant will be required to a violation of any of the provisions of Such certificate shall be in iron and steel, and its issuance and shall not be transferable. Whenever shall violate any of the provisions, misdemeanor, and upon conviction shall be imprisonment in fifty (50) dollars, or by imprisonment in county bail for nine (90) days, or. See. 30. All fishways hereof or elsewhere, and any access across any of the streams of this county, shall be pervious and control of the board of gann and fish commissioners, corporation, person or person, who now own or control a waterway may erect, own or control any of the rivers, creeks, streams running through this state, to construct a durable and efficient fishways, so that the free passage of fish may be obstructed. All such fishways be maintained and kept in good repair by the person using them. Fishways should be attended by any dam or fishway at least once a year. Fishways shall at times be open and free from obstructions in case the owners or person controlling the construction afforded shall fail or refuse, after ten days written notice to the owner. In this state, to construct and keep in good condition, the owner must provide in this act, then board of game or cause to be construced durable and efficient fishways, or place the same game or cause to be construced durable and efficient fishways, or be recovered by the board of game and fish commissioners from the owner. Fishways should be recovered by the board of game and fish commissioners from the owner. Action before any court having jurisdiction Any person owning or controlling any such dam or other obstruction who shall fall or refuse to comply with any of the provisions of this section with respect to the construction and maintenance of such fishways in any such dam, or other obstruction after having been given ten (10) days' written notice by the board of game and fish commissioners to construct or repair the same, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall upon conviction thereof be punished by a fine of not less than five (5) dollars nor more than twenty-five (25) dollars and costs of prosecution, or by imprisonment in the county jail for not less than ten (10) days nor more than thirty (30) days for each and every day after the expiration of said notice that he shall neglect and refuse to do so. Every owner or person controlling any dam or obstruction in or in connection with the sale of the land may be provided for in this act, and to the satisfaction and approval of said board, may obtain from said board a similar agreement with the sale of the land in compliance with this act, which certificate will in force shall be a full protection against any� any� and the same thing. Such certificate may be suspended at any time by said board when said fish-way is not maintained or kept in repair. If the owner or owner of the power of controlling any dam or obstruction shall fail to construct or such fish-way to the satisfaction of said board, the prior fiduciary violence violation of this section. Sec. 31. Any person who deposits any amount of the power of controlling any dam or obstruction or shall deposit fry, or wherehebrook trout naturally abound and upon con- tion thereof shall be punished by a fine of not less than fifty (50) dollars nor more than one third of the amount of the production or by imprisonment in the county fall for not less than sixty (60) days nor more than ninety (90) days. For the same time, the other county may not have been, however, shall be construed to in any way prevent the taking of the spawn of any� and any any time of the time of the island waters of this state by the United States fish commission of its duly accredited agent, and the provided under any of the provisions of this act shall be paid into the county treasury of the county of the provision of the tax credit of the general county funds. Sec. 34. All money recovered or any and all money to or from contracts or fish commissioners or received by them from licensees, or other property of the other parties shall be paid into the state treasury to be used for the purpose of and on enforcing the provisions of this Act. Sec. 35. Said board is hereby authorized to offer and to pay over out of any money subject to their order a reward of ten (10) dollars for the arrest and conviction of any person for the violation of any provision of this act, such reward to be paid to the person making the complaint in the case wherein the conviction was had, upon his furnishing to said board a certified copy of the docket of the justice of the peace before whom the person found guilty of said offense has been convicted; provided, that the person found guilty of such violation shall have been sentenced to pay a fine amounting to the sum of ten (10) dollars or more which sum shall have been paid by the person so fined to the justice before whom the conviction was had and by him paid into the county treasury of the county when the conviction was had; provided, that this section shall not apply to game wardens regularly employed under pay by the board of game and fish commissioners. Sec. 36. The provisions of this act shall not apply to domesticated birds or animals, or to trout grown in private hatcheries. Provided, however, that in any prosecution for any violation of any of the provisions of this act it shall not be necessary for the prosecution to allege or prove that the birds or animals were not domesticated or that the trout were not grown in a private hatchery, or that the birds, animals or fish were not taken for scientific purposes, but the person claiming that such birds or animals were domesticated, or the trout were grown in a private hatchery, or that the said birds or animals were taken for scientific purposes as herein provided, shall prove on the hearing or trial that such birds or animals were domesticated, or that such trout were grown in a private hatchery, or that such birds or fish were taken for scientific purposes, as by law provided. Sec. 37. In making appointments under this act preference shall always be given to honorably discharged soldiers of the Sec. 38. Any person who is a resident of the State of New York or of the birds or animals or any other person in the State of New York, in mendedo, which have been caught, permitted by the provisions of this act, to be in possession of the same for his own use after they may be had in possession, and who shall, before the period of time set forth in the possession within which they may be had in possession, and who shall commissioners and fish commissioners for leave to retain the same which applies to the birds or animals, sworn to by the applicant, and shall First-The name and residence of the person in possession of such birds or Second—The number, kind and location of said birds or animals or parts thereof, which number shall not exceed fifty (50) turtle doves, prairie chickens, pinnated, white-breasted or sharp-tailed grouse, quail, partridge, ruffled grouse or pheasant, woodcock, upland plover or golden plover or any or all of the same combined; or one hundred (100) snipe, wild duck, goose, brant, or any variety of aquatic fowl whatever, or any or all of the same combined; three (3) deer, or the parts thereof, one (1) male moose, or the parts thereof, and one (1) male Any person who shall destroy or duplicate any tag or seal attached to any bird or animal or part thereof, or who shall ship, sell or dispose of any bird or animal, or any part thereof, which has been tagged or sealed as aforesaid, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine of not less than twenty-five (25) dollars, nor more than fifty (50) dollars, and costs of prosecution, or by imprisonment in the county jail for not less than thirty (30) days nor more than sixty (60) days, for each and every bird or animal or part thereof, so shipped, sold or disposed of. The agent of the transportation company is the animal or parts thereof for shipment to the animal or parts thereof for shipment on which the same is to be the office of the board of game and fish commissioners of this state and to be attached to the shipment and the two sections of the coupon must cancel the shipment with the date of reception for shipment and the initial written notice. While in transit section “D” of the coupon must be on the animal or part thereof, or the said animal or any part thereof shall be subject to seizure as contraband game. The receiving agents and employees of transportation companies or common carriers who are required to transmit to the board of game and fish commissioners said section “A” of the coupon, as herein required, must so transmit the same within two (2) days of the date of shipment. Any agent, servant or employee of transportation company, or the other person or carrier who shall receive for shipment or ship any animal or any part thereof without having the coupon attached as herein provided or who shall refuse or neglect to detach section “A” of the coupon as herein provided, or who shall fail to transmit or forward to the board of game and fish commissioners this stay as hereby provided under section “B” by him deferred shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine of not less than fifty (50) dollars nor more than one hundred (100) dollars and costs of prosecution, or imprisonment in the home, fall, or not less than sixty (60) days nor more than ninety (90) days for each and every office. Any person, transportation company or employer who is to be shipped, receive for shipment, carry or transport any moose or any part thereof, or any manner than provided for by this section, shall be punished upon conviction thereof shall be punished upon conviction thereof more than one hundred (100) dollars nor more than one hundred (100) dollars in punishment in the county jail for not less than 60 days for each every offense. Provided, however, that nothing in this act contained shall be deemed to prevent any resident of this state from carrying with him on any train or conveyance any game birds or fish which may be legally in his possession, and any common carrier is hereby permitted to carry any such game birds or fish when the same is accompanied on the same train or conveyance by the person who is legally in position See 40. Any resident of this state who has a game animal or has in possession, any of the game animals of this state, be at the time of such hunting, taking, killing, shipping or providing a resident license duly issued to him as a provided animal, and upon conviction thereof shall be charged with a penalty of one hundred (100) dollars nor more than thirty (30) days nor more than ninety (90) days thirty (30) days nor more than sixty (60) days. Every person who is not a resident of this state, an individual in possession of the game birds or animals mentioned in this section of the board of game and the board of commissioners of this state, or the board of game and fish commissioners, under seal and upon such license, by the board of game and fish commissioners, shall certify that the licenses is a non-resident of this state, and shall be a description of the person to whom he or she shall be to him to hunt, take kill or have in possession of such license, and in the manner and in the time not prohibited. Other applicants for such license shall be required to provide a postmaster address. All licenses shall expire on the 5th day and not more than one license shall be issued, and not more than one license shall be year, and shall be non-transferable. The license issued to any person according to the license shall be at all times subject to the inquiries to see or inspect such license. Any demand to see or inspect such license, upon applying for the same pay to the board of game and fish commissioners of the state, shall be paid to the board of game and fish commissioners for a license to hunt big game, a license to hunt small game, and the said license to hunt small game, and the said license to hunt small game, and the said license to hunt small game shall have attached four (4) coupons, and the resident to hunt small game shall have attached four (4) coupons, and the resident to hunt small game shall have attached four (4) coupons. Each of such coupons shall be issued to three (3) letters lettered "A" "B" and Each coupon shall state thereon the kind of animal or birds which may be shipped thereunder, such coupon to be used in the form of the animal or birds named on which coupon is held part thereof, and all birds shipped according to the provisions of this section, and the shipped openly and not concealed in the shipment of the stock of the sea, can, or other receptacle whatever, and must have attached thereto a card or tag on which must be printed or writing to the name of the person shipping the animal or birds. The name of the animal or birds will be shipped, where the destination of the shipment, and the name of the person to whom the animals or plants therefrom, or the birds are shipped. The age of the animal or birds of the animal or a person or a carrier who receives the animals, or parts thereof, or the birds, for shipment, shall detach section "A" of the coupon on which the same is to be shipped and forwarded to the port of the board of game and fish commissions of this state, at St. Paul, Minnesota. Section "B" and "C" are to be attached to the animals or parts thereof, or the birds are shipped to the animal or parts thereof, or the birds (see sections of the coupon must be cancelled by the receiving agent with the date of reception for shipment and his limit written or stamped plainly therein in ink. While in transit within this state sections "B" and "C" of this coupon must be on the animal or part thereof, or the birds, or the said animals, or any part of the board of game and fish, be subject to Any agent, servant or employee of any transportation company or common carrier who shall receive for shipment or ship any animal or any part thereof or any bird or birds, without having the coupons or sections of coupons attached thereto as herein provided, or who shall refuse or neglect to detach the sections of the coupons as herein provided, or who shall fail to transmit or forward to the office of the board of game and fish commissioners of this state, as herein provided, the section by him detached, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine of not less than fifty (50) dollars nor more than one hundred (100) dollars and costs of prosecution, or by imprisonment in the county jail for not less than sixty (60) days nor more than ninety (90) days for each and every offense. Any person, transportation company or common carrier who shall ship, cause to be shipped, receive for shipment, carry, or deliver any deer or any part thereof, any moose or any part thereof, any caribou or any part thereof, or any bird or birds, in any other manner than provided for by this section, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine of not less than fifty (50) dollars nor more than one hundred (100) dollars and costs of prosecution, or by imprisonment in the county jail for not less than sixty (60) days nor more than ninety (90) days. See 42. Any non-resident of this state who shall hunt, kill, or take any animal in possession any of the game birds or animals of this state, including taking, killing, shipping or hawking, taking, killing or shipping a violation of a non-resident license duly issued to him, or that the game be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof, shall be fined at least fifty (50) dollars or more than one hundred (100) dollars by imprisonment for three (3) days or more than ninety (90) days, or three (3) days nor more than ninety (90) days, See 42. Any person who shall violate any of the provisions of this rule and who is guilty of such violation, such violation, the possession of a license duly issued by the state of Minnesota and the possession of a license being convicted of such violation, forfeit such license to the State of Minnesota and forfeit the possession of a license being convicted of such violation, forfeit the same to the board of game and fish commissioners of the game, catch, take, kill, ship or cruise to be shipped to any person, offer or expose for sale, sell to any one, have in possession or under control at any time, living or dead, or under control at any time, living or dead, or under control of the plumage, skin or body thereof, and for the purposes of allowing only such considered game blues, are also known as the anatidae, commonly known as plovers, the lincolns, commonly known as plovers, the mollusks, commonly known as grouse, prairie chickens, pheasants, partridges and quall; provided that blackbirds, crows, English sparrows, sharp-shinned hawks, coopers hawks, and great horned owls may be killed and had in possession at any time; but nothing herein contained shall be construed to prevent the keeping of song birds as domestic pets. Whoever shall offend against any of the provisions of this section shall be guilty of a midemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine of not less than ten (10) dollars nor more than twenty-five (25) dollars, or by imprisonment in the county jail for not less than ten (10) days nor more than thirty (30) days, for each and every bird so caught, taken, killed, shipped or caused to be shipped to any person either within or without the state, purchased, sold to any one, had in possession with intent to sell, offered or exposed for sale, or had in possession or under control. Sec. 45. No person shall catch, take, kill, ship, or cause to be shipped to any person either within or without the state, expose for sale, sell to any one, have in possession with intent to sell, or have no possession under, control, or any time any turtle, dove, anipe, prairie chicken, pinnated, white breasted or sharp tailed grouse, quail, partridge, ruffed grouse, pheasant, woodcock, golden plover, upland plover, mongolian, chinese or English pheasant, wild duck of any variety, wild goose of any variety, brawl or variety, a quailic foal, whatever; except, that any turtle, dove, anipe, prairie chicken, pinnated, white breasted or sharp tailed grouse, woodcock, upland plover and golden plover may be killed and had in possession the first day of September and the first day of November following except, that any small bridge, ruffed grouse or pheasant may be killed and had in possession between the fifteenth day of October and the fifteenth day of December following; and except that wild duck of any variety, wild goose of any variety, brawl or any variety of aquatic wood, the same, may be killed, and have in possession between the first day of December following; And when any of the birds may be in this section have been lawful current, taken to the end of the day, and within the time herein allowed, they may be had in possession for five days after the time of the day, and the time of the first two or three or four to the twenty-one day take or kill more than twenty- five (25) birds or have in his possession and any more than that of the two or two of the two or three or four or more, or a small chicken, white-breasted, or sharp-tailed grouse, quail, partridge, ruffed grouse or pheasant, poocess, or a small and a good goose, or any or all of the same combined; or one hundred in the same combined; or any varied or one, or all of the same combined. Whoever shall offend against any of the provisions of this section shall be any part of the section of the section thereof shall be punished by a fine of not less than ten (10) dollars nor more than one of the two or three or four or two or three or four or less than one in the county jail for not less than ten (10 days after more than thirty (20) days after the time of the day) has killed, shipped, caused, and caught, taken, any person either within or without the size of the person or any other person, with intent to sell, exposed for sale, or had in possession or under control. See also the detainees of this state in the borders of this state for his own use and not for the purpose of sale, may carry to the same section of the same section by any person or any other person, or any violence not to exceed fifty (50) pounds of fish, provided, that the fish be carried to the same section of the fish, or carry the fish and the beaches of the fish, or carry the fish and the sea. Whoever shall offend against any of us, will be guilty of the misdemeanor, and upon such offenses shall be fined a fine of not less than twenty-five (25) dollars nor more than one hundred (100) dollars imprisonment in the county for not let off, and more than ninety (90) days for each and every offence. Whoever shall offend against any or the provisions of this section shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine of not less than fifty (50) dollars, nor more than one hundred (100) dollars, and costs of prosecution, or by imprisonment in the county fall for not less than thirty (30) days nor more than ninety (100) days, for each and every elk, moose, caribou, d Mer or fawn, or any part thereof, including the flesh, head, hide, ghosts, feet, and boiles, so hunted, caught, taken, killed, shipped or caused to be shipped, to any person either within or without the state, exposed for sale, had in possession with intent to sell, sold to any person, or had in possession or under control. 78. No person shall catch, take or kill any sink, muskrat, otter or beaver between the first day of May and the first day of November following. Privided, that when any of the animals mentioned in this section are doing damage to any property the person whose property is being damaged or destroyed may kill them at any time. Whoever shall offend against any of the provisions of the Constitution and upon conviction three, of shall be unbilled by a fine of not less than $100, or two hundred twenty-five (25) dollars, and costs of prosecution, or by imprisonment in the county, days not more than thirty (30) days, for each and every mink, muskrat, otter, or other animal, and for any of the provisions of this section. Provided further, that the board of the company wrote a written permit to any responsible person. The permit is known as bullhead, out of the state, upon such reasonable conditions as provided, that in all of the inland lakes in this state of taking and catching whitefish or trilures from November 19th to January 1st, the net shall not exceed two hundred (200) feet in length and of said net shall not be less than three and one-half inches in net. Any person who uses such net to use such net to the board of game and fish commissioners of this state. Said net shall be used for the purpose of the state that the said net is to be used for their own domestic use and not for the purpose of fishing. The net is compounded by a fee of one (1) dollar for each net, but no person shall be required to use more than two (2) nets. Any person selling or shipping to any one, any fish caught, taken or killed with Defective Page The size of the mesh of the pot or pound of the pound net shall not be less than one and three-quarters (1%) inches bar and one-third (3%) half-quarters (3%) inches extension measure. Said nets or string of nets shall not be less than five (5) feet within five hundred (500) feet of the mouth of any stream, and for every ten (10) feet an open space of five (5) miles where no open space is available (6) miles where space is inaccessible to the open space dred (500) feet above mentioned. Said nets shall, before so doing, make written descriptions of game and fish commissions of this application, the number of nets desired to be used, with an accurate description of the location of the nets it is desired to set them, and a statement of the size of the nets used in each such situated within five thousand (5000) feet of the place where the nets shall be set. Application shall be accompanied by a letter of application to be accompanied by a letter of application to be used. Said board may license a license to the United States of America. Said license to be used in application as the board shall be for good one (1) fishing season only. Said license shall permit the use of the nets in said application as the board shall be for good one (1) fishing season only. Said license shall retain twenty (25) nets within five hundred (500) feet so licensed, and return the balance to the applicant. laws nor more than one hundred (100) dollars and costs. The county jail for not less than thirty (30) days nor more than ninety (90) days, for each and every offence. Whoever shall offend against the provisions of this section shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof, shall be punished by a fine of at least one than five (5) dollars nor more than ten (10) dollars and a $100 a week tuition, or by imprisonment in the county jail for not less than five (5) days nor more than ten (10) days for each and every fish so caught, taken, killed, had in possession or under control, or not returned to the water with as little in support of possible session as caught. See 67. The person shall see lay or maintain in the waters of Lake Superior, inside of the three-mile limit, any net for the purpose of catching or taking herring therein, the meshes of which are less than one and three-quarters inches on the bar, or less than three and one-third inches extension measures. Whole fish shall be� called the provisions of this section shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine of not less than fifty (50) dollars nor more than one hundred (100) dollars and costs of prosecution, or by imprisonment in the county jail for at least one than sixty (100) days nor more than ninety (90) days, for each and every offense. Any person who shall violate any of the provisions of the guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon concession of a fine not less than ten (10) dollars nor more than fifty (50) dollars and costs of imprisonment imposed by the county jail for not more than ten (10) days nor more than sixty (60) days for the violation of the session with intent to ship or caused to be shipped beyond the borders of this state. Sec. 61. No persons shall wantonly waste or destroy any of the birds, animals or fish of the kinds mentioned in this act. The catching, taking or killing of more than twenty-five (25) birds by any one person in any one day, or the catching, taking or killing of more than fifty (50) fish by any one person, except fish caught, taken or killed in the Mississippi river or in international waters with nets or seines as by this act permitted, shall be deemed a wanton waste and destruction of all such birds or fish caught, taken or killed in excess of such number. Whoever shall offend against any of the provisions of this section shall be guiltless of a misdemeanor, and upon collection of thereof shall be punished by a fine of not less than ten (10) dollars nor more than twenty-five (25) dollars and costs of prosecution, or by imprisonment in the country shall be for not less than ten (10) days nor more than thirty (30) days for each and every bird or fish wantonly wasted or destroyed. Sec. 62. No person shall pursue hunt, catch, take, kill or have in possession or under control at any time any wild bird or animal of any kind, variety or description whatsoever, or any partner thereof, within the limits of any territory within this state now, the greater set apart, designated, used or maintained as or for a state public park. And no person shall in any manner hunt with or have in possession at any time any loaded or any charged firearms at any point within the borders of any state public park within this state. And no person shall in any manner hunt with or have in possession at any time any loaded or charged firearms at any time within three thousand (3,000) feet of any boundary line of any state public park within this state. This section shall not be held to supersede or amend any law or ordinance which provides for the regulation of any public park within the limits of any incorporated city or village within this state. The provisions of this section shall apply to any and all persons including Indians living on their reservation or other Whoever shall offend against any of the provisions of this section shall be guilty of a misdemeanor of the law, and shall be punished by a line of notice that not fifty (50) dollars nor more than one hundred (100) dollars and costs of possession or service in the country, fair or not less than sixty (60) days for more than ninety (90) days for each and every violation of the protection of the law and money, and the desertores of the desertores are free of domestication any deor, moose, elk or caribou within this state, shall make application to the desertores of this state for permission to be so breed or domesticate any of the said animals. The law of the desertores shall be the law of the desertores and the law shall also be the place where the said animals are to be bred or domesticated and shall also be the number and kind of the desertores of the desertores in the application at the time of making an application. Every person who has been granted protection by the board of games and commissioners of this state to breed or domesticate within this state any deor, moose, elk or caribou within this state, upon the list of the desertores of January of each year and, which report to the board of game and fish commissioners of this state, which report to the board of games and kinds of animals in his possession, are the one of making said report. Sec. 64. Any and all acts and parts of the law of the desertores or desertores shall be the only manner to the preservation, protection, taking, use and transportation of game and fish. The desertores are only to be construed by the law and money, but nothing hereby contained in shall be construed as repealing any annual, standing or continuous appropriation for the board of game and fish commissioners, while is not provided for by law. Provided, that such repeal shall not affect any civil or criminal action now pending or hereafter commenced for acts done or committed in violation of the game and law fishs of this state prior to the passage of this act. Sec. 60. This act shall take effect and be in effect upon its passage. Approved April 21, 1983. CHAPTER 327 F. P. NO. 341 AN ACT to amend section six hundred and thirty-two of the Minnesota of 1884 as amended by three hundred and thirty-two (323) USS, relating to claims against counties, disallowance thereof and appeals therefore. from. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota. Section 1. That section six hundred and thirty-one of the Constitution of Minnesota of 1864, as amended by chapter three hundred and thirty-two of the Genius Act, the same is hereby amended as to as read Section 644. When the claim of any person against the county, the board of county commissioners, such person may appear to be the board of the county, and the district court in the same county, by causing the action of the law, and the period in the office within fifteen days after the decision appealed from Section 644. When the claim of any person against the county, the board of county commissioners, such person may appear to be the board of the county, and the district court in the same county, by causing the action of the law, and the period in the office within fifteen days after the decision appealed from Section 644. When the claim of any person against the county, the board of county commissioners, such person may appear to be the board of the county, and the period in the office within fifteen days after the decision appealed from Section 644. When the claim of any person against the county, the board of county commissioners, such person may appear to be the board of the county, and the period in the office within fifteen days after the decision appealed from Provided further, that the county shall be appointed, prior to the commencement of each county, county auditor and county treasurer for such sum as may be postage in the contract of the business of the sum of fifteen dollars, to be audited and paid; and that the county shall be paid; provided further, that the counties having a population of over 20,000. 2. The foregoing provisions of this act shall be applied from the decision of the Board of County Commissioners for the payment due on a contract legally executed by the Board of County Commissioners for at least thirty (39) days prior to the allowance of such claim, in force from and after its passage. CHAPTER 338----S. F. NO. 125. AN ACT to amend section one of chapter 320 of the General Laws of the year 1897, relating to items for labor, material and machinery furnished in the development of the industry. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota State of 1. The section one of chapter 10 of the General Laws of the State of Minnesota for the year 1897, be and the following: “Any person who performs any labor or furnishes any skill, material or machinery in any upstate or out-of-hand labor is done and performed or such skill, material or machinery is furnished at the beginning of the year 1900, including leasing, developing, or operating in such mine, shall have a lien for the value of such services done and performed and provided by the individual person for the value of the use of such machinery furnished, which lies upon the in-law, and its opportunities, and take precedence of all other liens and incumbrances against such property subsequent to the skill and skill of the parties to the skill and skill of the parties to be used or such machine is commenced. As provided in this section, the person is done and performed and such skill is material, or machinery is furnished for a lessee or his contractor, the lien herein provided for the use of the liabilities and such lease, and shall not effect the rights or liabilities of such mine, or land. This is the shall take place and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 21, 1863. CHAPTER 339-S. F. NO. 322. AN ACTENTIAL AN ACTIVITY OF THE COUNTY AND THE INDIVIDUAL COUNTY The area of this area is given here for the treasurers in all counties and now have one hundred and fifty thousand, and not more than two hundred thousand inhabitants. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That in all counties of this state which now have or hereafter may have by the last completed state or national census a population of over one hundred and fifty thousand (150,000), and not more than two hundred thousand (290,000) inhabitants, the official bond of the county treasurer shall be in the sum of five hundred thousand ($500,000) dollars, provided that when the surety upon the official bond of any such treasurer is a corporation duly authorized by the laws of this state to become such surety, the amount of such bond shall be in the sum of two hundred and fifty thousand (750,000) dollars. See, 2. This act shall be in force and effect from and after Jan. 1, 1905. Sec. 3. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed. Approved April 21, 1903. CHAPTER 340.—S. F. NO. 348. AN ACT to amend section one (I), two (II) and seventy-two (G22) of the General Laws and seventy-two (G22) of the General Laws, to prevent the prevention of the spread, and prevent and other noxious weeds in public highways. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section I. That section one (1) of chapter two hundred and seventy-two (27), of the General Laws of Minnesota hereby amended so as to read as follows. GENERAL LAWS OF MINNESOTA PASSED AT THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION OF 1903. concerning the existence of noxious and ordinary weeds and grasses in his township or precliff, village or city and ship or any other person or organization owning, occupying or controlling any lands adjoining any public highway with no in this state shall neglect after such time, the same or the other thistles, burdock, white or ox-eye daisy, wild mustard, snap dragon, toad flax, cockleburr, sow thistle, soak, and the other species of the wood and ordinary weeds and grasses growing on any lands constituting any highway, lane or alley adjoining such area, shall be made to the office to destroy or cause to be destroyed, all such weeds and grasses growing upon such highway. He shall spend as many days as the harvesting of the public for the patient of the village or mayor of the city may deem necessary, and for each day so spent shall receive two dollars upon presentation of the amount of the work of the public to own and specifying by separate items the amount of each piece of land, describing the same, and the work of the public. If the next tax roll in a separate column headed "For the destruction of weeds and grasses," and extended to the tax against the public, the amount of high-value which such weeds and grasses were destroyed, and be collected as other taxes. Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be in force from and under the laws of the Approved April 21, 1993. CHAPTER 341—S. F. NO. 401. AN ACT to amend section 1209 of the Statutory of 1994 relating to the service of summons in civil actions. of salutations in their actions. Be it enacted, that the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That the second subdivision of section 204 of the General Statutes of the State of New York hereby amended so as to read as follows: Second—When the defendant, being a resident of this state, has departed or is unable to or to avoid the service of a summons, like intent, or when the defendant being a resident of this state, has departed or has property or credits thereon, upon his or her behalf, is furnished a lien by attachment or garnishment. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be passed, as amended, by the passage, Approved April 21, 1908. CHAPTER 424-S. F. NO. 588 AN Act of the State of Minnesota as amended by chapter 189 of the Constitution, the discharge of mortgages of record, the discharge of mortgages of record, the legislature of the State of Minnesota. Section 3419 of the General Statutes of the State of Minnesota chapter 182 of the General Laws of 1809. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and implement the provisions of its passage. Approved April 18, 1966. CHAPTER 343—S. F. NO. 431 AN ACT entitled "An act to authorize a population of one hundred and fifty thousand inhabitants, or over thousands in aid of certain street improvements." Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. Any city in this state, now common council to improve any street, which will be in the nature of a general council or fifty thousand inhabitants or over, shall decide by action of its common council to improve any street, which will be in the nature of a general council to improve the same, when in the opinion of the common council property cannot be found sufficiently to cover the cost and expense of such improvement, then and in that order to aid in deraining the cost and ordinance passed by the affirmative vote, and to ordinance passed by the affirmative vote, and to elect thereof, authorize the issue, and may issue and sell the bonds of such city to par value, anything in the charter of par value, anything in the charter of this state which may prohibit the sale of any bonds in excess of any specifying in such city to the contrary notwithstanding, provided, however, that no act to issue or to issue the act to issue in the aggregate more than 0.00 par value of bonds by any one city. Sec. 2. Such bonds shall be signed by the mayor and city clerk and shall be countersigned by the city comptroller, and shall have the corporate seal of the city affixed thereto, and shall be in such denominations and contain such reclaims (the common council may determine). Such bonds may be in the form of coupon bonds or in the form of registered certificates so-called, and shall mature at such time as the common council shall determine, not exceeding, however, thirty years from their date, and shall bear interest at a rate not to exceed four percent per annum, payable semi-annually at such places as the common council may determine. Any bonds to issue unsettled funds shall be disposed of upon notice and at public sale to the holder of the responsible bidder therefor, provided none of said bonds shall be sold for less than par and accrued interest, and the faith and credit of the city so issuing any bonds is irrevocably pledged to the prompt payment of both principal and interest fees, and the common council shall provide by taxation each year for the prompt payment of the interest thereon as it accrues. Sec. S. This act shall take effect and be passed in this passage. Approved April 21, 1963. CHAPTER 344-S. F. NO. 573. AN ACT relating to the allowance of counts of executors and administrators. AN ACT relating to the legislature of the State of Minnesota. Section 1. Thin in all cases where any accuser fails to give good faith any debts or claims against the estate which he represents, the accuser must prove as required by law, and whose such payments may be allowed by judges of probate upon proof bifaceted debts or claims were just and exist[ing] demands against said estate at the time of settlement of such account or settlement of such account will be made shall state that application will be made Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and bring from and after its passage. *Approved* by the Senate. **CHAPTER 24-S. F. NO. 455.** AN ACT to amend section fifty-one (61) of the Constitution of 1858. Statutes of 1858, as amended by chapter 1858, relating to the change of venue. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State. *Minutes* of section fifty-one (61) of chapter sixty-six (66) of the General Statutes of 1878, as amended by chapter twenty-eight (28) of the General Laws of 1895, be and the same is hereby amended so as to read as follows: Section fifty-one (31). If the county designated for that purpose in the complaint is not the proper county, the action may notwithstanding be tried therein, unless the defendant before the time for answering expires, demands in writing that the trial be had in the proper county, which demand shall be accompanied by an affidavit of the defendant, his attorney or agent, as to the actual residence of the defendant at the time of the commencement of the action, and upon filing, due proof of the service, such demand and affidavit may up the attorney of plaintiff in the office of the clerk of the district court in the county in which such action is commenced, within thirty (30) days from the date of the service thereof, such action shall thereupon be transferred and the place of trial thereof changed to the county of which such defendant is a resident without any other steps or proceedings whatever. Where an action there are several defendant actions residing in different counties the action shall be tried in the county upon which a majority of such defendants shall unite in such de The court may change the place of trial in the following cases: that an impartial trial cannot be had in the county in which the action is then Second-When the convenience of witnesses and the ends of justice would be Provided that when the defendant is, upon proper demotion, acquitted of trial from the county in which the action against the county resides, upon the ground that the court designates, such action cannot for any of the reasons in this section be retained for trial in the county but can only be retained therein upon removal thereof, the district court in and for such proper county. Third—A change, upon the consent in writing of the parties or their changes, all other proceedings shall be had in county unless otherwise provided by the consent of the court, and the papers shall be dired or transferred against the county, and the papers be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 21, 1968. CHAPTER 345—NO. 494 ANCHOR 345—NO. 494 The surveyors general of fogs and number to inspect the county, and the palm trees, electric light, telephone and telegraph poles and to provide for the com- Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of 1. The surveyor general of each district shall by himself, with the assistance of any cedar posts, or farm posts, cedar electric line, or farm posts, or farm posts, cedar electric line, or any shearer, or coron or constable, who has written a request for any cedar posts, farm posts, or cedar electric light, telecommunication of any person who has a written order from the owner of the property to any part of his district and inspect and survey the electric light, telephone and telegraph posts, and aparelums to make out a true and correct bill, or inspection of the name of the person by whom the time and was inspected and surveyed and at whose request and at whose request and at the scale marked thereon, the number of the different bill or inventory shall be recorded in the books of such services he shall deliver the original scale bill or inventory sualed, or the person requesting the survey, and at whose request and at whose request and at the scale evidence of the fact that the surveyor general of logs and lumber in scaling any cedar telephone and telegraph poles shall be governed by the following specifications. Standard specifications of cedar pests are Length of body length of 8 feet pests may be 7 feet. 10 inches cut from top end and top end may be % 1/8 inch thickness than diameter specimen which do not impair the strength of the cedar sweep one way is admissible. Coloration or evidence of damage reasonably sound and cut down live timber. Green, fresh or brown for diameter specified. For diameter specified. Sizes - Piles - Sizes. 4-inch feet to 5-inch feet, inclusive. At top end may be 12 inches scant. On posts and lengths may be 12 inches scant. On posts and lengths may be 12 inches scant. On posts and lengths may be cut from live timber and in other respects conform to post specifications. Must be mplum measure for diameter Sec. 2. Such surveyor general shall re- quire that the surveyor be appointed for inspecting and surveying farm posts hounded places, cites, and streets, hounded houses, cites, and streets, light telegraph and telegraph pole ten cents (toc) per mile. Sec. 3. The Laws of Minnesota relating to inspection and surveying, logs and records in inspecting and surveying, logs and records including fee for travel as provided in the Laws of Minnesota, as applicable, apply to the inspection and survey and marking on telephone telegraph poles, telephone telegraph poles as herein provided and telegraph poles as herein provided Sec. 4. The surveyor general shall keep in the possession and record of the instrument or scale which shall govern him in the inspection and survey of such property and record of such property or scale which may be hereafter amended or adopted and may be hereafter amended by such surveyor or scale which shall be followed by such surveyor in case of such property or scale which may be deemed far as they may be deemed by him ap- Sec. 6. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 21, 1903. CHAPTER 347-H. F. NO. 675. AN ACT to amend section thirty-six (36) of chapter one hundred and seventy-five (175) of the General Laws of one thousand eight hundred ninety-five (1895), as amended by chapter two hundred and fifty-eight of the General Laws of eighteen hundred and ninety-seven (1897), and as amended by chapter one hundred and ninety-eight (189) of the General Laws of eighteen hundred and ninety-nine (1899), authorizing the organization of mutual creamy fire insurance companies, and mutual retail hardware fire insurance companies, and mutual dwelling house fire insurance companies be governed by the legislature of the State of Minnesota. Thirty-six (36) of chapter one hundred and seventy-five (175) of the General Laws of eighteen (18) of the General Laws of eighteen (18) of chapter two hundred and fifty- eight (28) of chapter two hundred and fifty-seven (57), as amended by chapter one hundred and ninety-eight (188) of the General Laws (188) of chapter one hundred and be amended so as to read as follows: Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be applied to the issuance of its passage. Approved April 21, 1983. CHAPTER 38-H. F, NO. 700 AN ACT to provide for additional cloak for county treasurers in certain cases. Be it enacted by the legislature of the Section 1. In all counties in this state containing a population of not less than 10,000, the treasurer where the salary of the county treasurer is fixed at sixteen hundred (1,000,000 dollars) the treasurer shall hereafter be allowed by the treasurer a sum not exceeding two (2) million (2,000,000) dollars annually for clerk hire, payable in monthly installments. Of the parts of acts inconsistent with this act are hereby, see 3. This act shall take effect and be in effect and after its passage. Approved April 18, 2014. CHAPTER 30. H. F. NO. 234 AN ACT to amend section five (5) of the Bankruptcy Code to one thousand nine hundred and sixty-five (9, 905) taxation of real estate; providing for the tax judgments and the sale and dispensation from such sale, and the payment of taxes upon real estate so delimitation is made. Be it an enacted by the legislature of the State of New York, Section 1. That section five (5) of chapter 10 of the Voting Act of 1908, thousand nine hundred and two (1002) and the same is hereby amended to read Section 5. Character of papers in which notice and list may be published: Any newspaper having been printed and published in the county in the English language for a period of at least one year immediately preceding designation, and having had general circulation in the county during such period, shall be deemed eligible to be designated for the publication of the notice and list of delinquent real property as provided in section four (4) of this act, except that in counties having a population of seventy-five thousand (75,000) or more, the newspapers so designated must also conform to the requirements of section seven thousand nine hundred and ninety-two of the General Statutes of one thousand eight hundred and ninety-four (1804) defining a daily newspaper and amendments thereto. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be amended. Approved April 21, 1953. CHAPTER 205-H. F. NO. 728. AN ACT amending section one (1) of the General Laws of Minnesota for the General Laws of Minnesota for requiring certain municipal corporations to pay for certain clerical work and for providing such corporations of such municipal corporations. It be enacted by the legislature of the Section. Any act of the Section. Minnesota which a board of fifteen freeholders has been, or a pose of framing a charter under the provisions of Minnesota for 1896, or any acts amendments thereof, is hereby authorized to persuade for any stenographer, or at least a holder, that it may seem it宜 be evident to employ to assist in doing such work for said board in the framing of such charter, and also for the framing of such charter on the board. Such expenditures, however, not to exceed the sum of five hundred See 2. This act shall take effect and impose the requirements of its passage. Approved April 21, 1963. CHAPTER 31-H. F. NO. 678. AN ACT relating to the employment of state officials, state boards, commissions, departments, be it enacted by the legislature of the state. Section 1. Except where otherwise expressly provides the authority or officer of the state government, shall have authority to administer any attorney or attorneys for the rendering of any state law, the attorney general shall be the attorney of all such attorneys, and shall perform all legal services thereto. In each county attorney when requested by the attorney general, shall be a respective county attorney for any such board, commission, department or officer. In any instances for the state employment of special attorneys, attorney general shall first certify by an instrument in writing, which shall be made by the attorney general, and employment shall be made by the attorney general so employed as to their compensation, and no such compensation shall be certified in writing that the same is just and correct. In the administration of which is under the control of any board or attorney or attorneys, shall be paid out of the compensation. The compensation of attorneys Defective Page employed by the attorney general to assist in the prosecution of any criminal cause in any of the courts in this state shall not exceed twenty-five dollars per person. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in effect from the date of passage. Approved April 21, 1906. CHAPTER 323-H. F. NO. 816. AN ACT to establish the state live stock regulation for the protection and control for the suppression and control of dangerous, contagious and infectious diseases. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That a board is hereby enlisted to be the Board of the Stock Stock Bank Board." This board shall consist of 5 (5) members to be appointed by the Governor of Minnesota. Each member of said board shall be qualified to be a member of the Minnesota Board of the stock stock bank financially interested in the breeding and maintenance of live stock in the State of Minnesota. Each member of the stock stock bank shall be competent and qualified veterinary nurses who are graduates of the veterinary colleges practicing in the State of Minnesota. Sec. 8. All authority conferred upon the State of Minnesota concerning the prevention, control, suppression or eradication of the State of Minnesota among any of the domestic animals of this state is hereby taken from the State of Minnesota and issued state live stock sanitary board. The authority of chapter two hundred and thirty-three (233) of the State of Minnesota for the prevention of the disease is hereby placed. Sec. 9. Authority is hereby given to the state live stock sanitary board and to the several other brands he has been produced, within their respective jurisdictions, to quarantine any domestic animal which is in序号 There is no� the above-mentioned infection therefrom; to kill any animal as infected and, whenever deemed necessary, board, to kill any animal which has been exposed to the infection of any such disenclosed in or departure from this state, or the arrival in or departure from any of the towns, or the area and the area of the town, or the area of infected animal, and at the cost of the owner thereof, to detain any domestic animal found in isolation to the control of the animal. To allow to adopt all such rules and regulations as may be by such several boards deemed necessary to the state, and to the shorty hereby given; and said state live stock sanitary board is hereby expressly given and is the same as that given, and the statement in this state or any domestic animal which in jurement of said board may be provided that neither said state live stock sanitary board nor any local board of health shall, in any case, be construed by the sale, disposal or removal of any domestic animal of any person or person from the person or person of any disease or has not been exposed to any contagious disease, and the fact that animals are not in the same state, or the animal having a contagious disease shall not of itself necessarily be construed as evidence of exposure to any of the animals. Sec. 10. Any person who knows of or any contactable or infectious disease in any domestic animal in the State of Minnesota to the local board of health of the town, village or city, receives twenty-four hours after any local board of health shall reapply for such disease or domestic animal is infected with any such disease or infectious disease in writing to the said state live stock sanitary board. The board adopted by state live stock sanitary board or by any local board of health unauthorized upon the minutes of the board so adopting such board in a newspaper to be designated by the board making such rule or regulation prescribed. All regulations not adopted by state live stock sanitary board within the authority of any law existing prior to the enactment of this act and not in compliance are hereby declared to be rules and regulations of state live stock sanitary and cities unauthorized by act until such times Sec. 12. No animals shall be killed by any of them. Animals that first have been adjudged to be infected with a contagious or infectious disease shall be adjudged to be infected with a contagious or infectious disease of said state live stock sanitary board or by a veterinary surgeon selected by a veterinarian. Animals that ever, in the judgment of said state live stock sanitary board or by a veterinary surgeon it advises to do so, said state live stock sanitary board or by a veterinary surgeon it advises to do so, said state live stock sanitary board or otherwise destroyed any domestic animal that has been infected with a contagious or infectious disease. though at the time not infected there- with. Sec. 13. Whenever a domestic animal is contagious or infectious disease and has been in contact with a public institution or by a local board of health, the owner or keeper of such animal must within twenty-four hours thereafter such animal be killed with the killing thereof with the board which has ordered such animal killed. Such animal must be the best of the knowledge and belief of the person making such protein or infectious disease and contagious or infectious disease, with twisting such protest, a post-mortem examination thereof such animal to be appointed by a state said expert to be appointed by a state appointed by the person must be appointed and the two thus appointed to choose See 15. Upon the fling of any appraisal, the state shall be the duty of the local board of health to make an appraisal and make it appropriate shall have been made to make a certificate under their hands in making their appraisement, and the certificate in making their appraisement, and the certificate shall be forwarded to the state board found to be correct, such fact shall be endorsed on the state auditor and such endorsement shall be filed with the state auditor of said appraisers the sum of two dollars per day for his services to the state auditor, and the state auditor made out of the funds appropriated. dec. 16. Whenever any such animal is found in a mortal body, it is killed by order of said board, and a post mortem examination thereof shall be carried out. The animal is then determined and, if found to have been entirely free from any contagious or infectious disease, and determined and paid for as its heroinbene determined. Sec. 20. The state live stock sanitary agency must, in order to agent thereof, may examine or cause to be leaved to possess knowledge of material contamination, or danger of dissemination, of this purpose, shall have all the powers of deputies and to compete witnesses to Sec. 22. Whenever, during the prevalence in this state of any contagious or infectious disease among domestic animals, the owner shall post on his premises a lotice forbidding all persons not authorized by said state live stock sanitary goods or books of the old or old, and building or disclosure on said premises without permission from said owner, it shall be a misdemeanor to enter upon said premises, punishable by a fine of not less than twenty-five (25) dollars, nor more than one hundred (100) dollars, or by imprisonment for not less than thirty (30) nor more than ninety (90) days. Sec. 23. The said state live stock sanitary board shall make an annual report to the Governor of Minnesota, of all its proceedings and transactions for the preceding year, which said report shall be published by the State of Minnesota. Sec. 24. The state board of health is hereby directed to turn over and deliver to said state live stock sanitary boards immediately upon the appointment of said board, all rights under documents and rules and state board of health pertain to or relating to contagious or infectious diseases of domestic animals, either in Minnesota or elsewhere. Sec. 25. The annual appropriation, and health by the provisors of section twelve (12) of chapter (223) two hundred and sixty-five dollars, for the year 1987 as amended by section two (2) of chapter three hundred and sixty-five dollars, for the year 1901, is hereby transcribed and granted and appropriated to said state live stock sanitary board for the sale of meat; and any money which at the time of auction, or at the time of granting of said annual appropriation for the fiscal year ending July 31st, is granted of said annual appropriation. printered to said state live stock sanitary Secc. 26. All acts and parts of acts in- firmment with this act are hereby re- pealed. Sec. 27. This act shall take effect and inform the General Court in its passage. Approved April 21, 1963. CHAPTER 33-H. F. H. 044. Chap. 33-H. F. H. 044. hundred and twenty-four of the General Statutes of 1948 relating to the powers of the General Court in the management of village cemeteries and the appointment of cemetery boards. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section I. That section twelve hundred and twenty-four (1224) of the General Statutes of one thousand eight hundred and ninety-four (1894) be, and the same is hereby amended by adding thereto at the end of said section the following: Thirtieth. To appoint a cemetery board to consist of not less than three members; to prescribe, by ordinance, the term of office and the powers and duties of such board. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from any after its passage. Approved April 21, 1903. CHAPTER 354-H. F. NO. 661. AN ACT authorizing cities of over fifty thousand inhabitants to acquire lands for park purposes. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. Any city of this state now or hereafter having a population of more than fifty thousand inhabitants, according to the next preceding state or national census, is hereby authorized to purchase any tract of land lying within the public as a park, subject however to the limitations hereinafter contained. Sec. 2. Whenever the park board or board of park commissioners of any such city shall deem it advisable and for the public interest that any particular tract or place of land with the limits of the city, which may include two or more contiguous lots or tracts, shall be acquired for use as a public park and shall so determine by resolution adopted by vote of a majority of its members, said that shall have the power to contract therefor in the name of the city and, in the case of the land said city for the payment of the purchase price thereof, provided however that the total cost of the purchase of land for park purposes under the provisions of this act shall not exceed five years and shall be made, then under the effect of the expiration of the period of three (3) months from the passage and approval the front. However, the park board or board of park management shall have entered into a contract for the provision of park purposes, under the provisions of such contract, the transit such contract or a duplicate thereof to the city council of said city, and it shall pay the payment of the purchase price thereof for payment of the purchase price thereof of said city, such payment be made only upon the execution and delivery of such payment, and the said land so purchased conveying the purposes free and clear of encumbrances, as construed as an independent grant of power to the supervisor existing provisions of law for the provision of park parks, but the power hereby conferred upon such other currently with such other existing authors. this act shall take effect and be in force upon its passage. Approved April 21, 1963. CHAPTER 55-H. F. NO. 694. AN ACT to provide for carrying money from one county fund to another. Be the legislature of the State of Minnesota. Section 1. When it is made to appear to the board of county commissioners of any county in this state that there has accumulated in any county fund more money than will be necessary to pay the proper demands to be made upon it during the current year, and that there is sufficient money in any of the other county funds to meet the proper demands for the current year fund, then such board of county commissioners may order that so much of the surplus money in the fund first mentioned as they see fit shall be transferred to such fund as shall not have sufficient money to meet the necessary demands for such year. If the number of the provisions of this act shall not apply to counties having a population of 70,000 or more. Provided further that no such funds shall be transferable unless so ordered by unremous vote of the county commissioners. Sec. 2. That upon the making of such order by said board the auditor and treasurer of such county shall, without delay, make the proper entries in their books to carry said order into effect. This act shall take effect and be in force on January 1, 2003 its passage. Approved April 21, 1903. CHAPTER 365-H. F. NO. 671. Alluding automobiles, motor vehicles or cars and streets within the State of Minnesota the legislature of the State of Minnesota the legislature of the State of Minnesota Section 1. No person, driver or operator is permitted on any public vehicle or motor cycle on any public road, driver or motorcycle on the state road, driver or motorcycle on the public road, to be driven, operated or moved at any per hour within the thickly settled or flat area within this state, nor outside of such area, on any public road, highway or village on any public road, highway or village on any public road, higher than twenty-five (25) miles per hour over any crossing or crosswalk within the state, or faster than four (4) miles per hour when over twenty-five (25) miles per hour. Sec. 5. Before any automobile, motor vehicle or motor cycle shall be driven or operated upon any public road, highway or street within this state. The owner thereof shall take out a license for said automobile, motor vehicle or motor cycle, which said license shall be issued by any state boiler inspector in the county where such automobile, motor vehicle or motor cycle is owned. Any person obtaining such license shall pay for the same the sum of two dollars ($2.00) to said boiler inspector, who shall issue such license and shall record each license issued by number in consecutive order. The number of each license shall be painted in plain figures upon the back part of each machine in a conspicuous place, and said figures shall not be less than four and one-half (4%) inches high and of pronontimate width. Provided, however, that nothing in this provision requires that any motorcycle refer to any driver or operator of any auxiliary by any municipality or motor cycle motorcycle by any municipality or motor cycle number or vehicle of any municipality or numbering that is provided for by any such municipality, license shall keep a correct record of all such purposes, and that purpose. It may make a correct report to the county treasurer of the county in which his license is issued during the month, if together, with one half of all fees county treasurer one half of all such fees, county treasurer one half of all such fees, he shall be allowed to retain for his services for issuing such licenses. The provisions of this act is guilty of a misuse. Sec. 8. This act shall take affect and adopt the Constitution of its passage. Approved April 21, 1968. CHAPTER 325-H. F. NO. 674. The Statutes of the State of Minnesota, for the Statutes of the State of Minnesota, for the year 1854, by adding a subsection to operate and maintain night schools and classifying the students attending them. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Alabama 3308 of the Statutes of Minnesota for the year 1854, is hereby amended by adding at the close thereof, the following, an additional subdivision: To establish and maintain public evening schooling in the district, and such evening schools when so maintained, shall attach two hours on each school day, shall be available to all persons in the district, and are unable to attend the public day schools, and attend entitlement such district maintaining the same to its pro rata appraisal. The public school not over twenty-one years of age, the same as if such district; except as herein provided, such evening schools shall be schools of grade. Sec. 2. All acts and parts of acts in Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 21, 1986. CHAPTER 355 H. F. 326 AN ACT to make the state money for the construction of a State House in Inasca State Park. Sec. 2. By the legislature of the State of Minnesota. sum of five thousand dollars ($5,000) is hereby appropriated not otherwise appropriated, for the purpose of building a state house. The commissioner of the park commissioners and visitors. under the direction of the governor and attorney general in the county to procure appropriations, in the purchase of furnishings grounds, upon the shore of Inasca Lake in said park, upon a site hereof set aside. Said expenditures shall be audited by the state auditor and paid out upon vouchers duly approved by the governor and attorney general. **Sec. 2.** This act shall take effect and be enforced in the message. Approved April 21, 1953. **CHAPTER 323—H. F. NO. 331.** AN ACT to amend section 2 of chapter 192 of the Code of Civil Procedure for 1850, as amended by chapter 192 of the Code of Civil Procedure for 1850, being an act entitled. An act to provide for special instruction in the compulsory schools, and to appropriate money for the schools. same. Is it connected by the legislature of the State of Minnesota? Section 1. That section of chapter 188 of the General Laws of Minnesota chapter 182 of the General Laws of Minnesota for 1857, and the same is hereby amended as to be "Sec. 2. That whenever the board of the State of Minnesota, in which there is a school of six (6) courses, and classes doing work in each of the four (4) grades, the common school branches, reading, literature, writing, grammar, history, civil government, helpful to persons intending to teach said branches, and when the said board of the high school board that the provisions of the state high school board will be applied with, it shall be the duty of the state high school board to by the state high school inspector; and if upon said examination it has been found that the provisions of this statute have charge of the high school so examination, with the conditions of the auditor shall at the end of the school high school board shall thereupon certify the auditor shall at the end of the school high school board upon the close of each musical instruction in the same special branches above described shall continue to perform seven hundred and fifty (700) dollars of seven hundred and fifty (700) dollars of the schools in which the above described work is done. Provided, how shall certify each and every year to the work of each high school applying for aid and support of the warrior's warrant issue upon the state high school board. --- Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force on the day of its passage. April 21, 1893 CHAPTER 300—H. F. NO. 942. 'AN ACT to legalize convictions heretofore made under the provisions of chapter one hundred and two (102) chapter one (1) General laws of Minnesota for the enforcement of seventy-eight (187) and amendments Is it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota for the year 1818 and amendments thereof Section 1. That all deeds heretofore issued by any county audited and directed by the state auditor and conveying real property under the provisions of section 101 and section 102 of the Minnesota for the year 1818 and amendments thereto (sections 1616 and 1617 of the Minnesota for the year 1818 and amendments thereto so conveyed the taxes then due, but not delinquent, were not included in the legalized and made valid and effective to be sent as if said taxes then due, but not delinquent, were not included in the amount paid for said real property, that in all cases where the notice of expiration provided for in section 1616 actually been given, and the full period not expired has been given, and the notice of expiration has been given and served accordately. Sec. 2. This act shall not affect any notice not given. Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 11 1818. CHAPTER 351 F. NO. 344 APPROVED BY THE SUPERINTendent twenty-two (22) of chapter three hundred fifty-two (32) of chapter four hundred fifty-three (33) of the year 1850, as amended by second thirty-eight (188) of the General Assembly thirty-eight (188) of the General Assembly for Minnesota for 1901, relating to state Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That section twenty-two (22) of chapter three hundred fifty-two (32) of the General Laws are the first in the schools for 1850, as amended by section two (2) of chapter one hundred thirty-eight (138) of the General Laws of the State of Minnesota for the year of 1901, be amended as follows: Section 2. An annual school district in a high school, not entitled to state aid as a high school, graded school or semigraded school, but fully complying with the conditions of this act relating to state rural schools, may receive aid as hereinafter provided for state rural schools for each school building therein situated, wherein school shall have been maintained as hereinafter provided. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 21, 1903. CHAPTER 362-H. F. No. 350. AN ACT to amend section two hundred and twenty-nine (229) of chapter one (1) of title ten (10) of the penal code of the State of Minnesota. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota. Section 1. Section two hundred and twenty-nine months, Minnesota is hereby amended so as to read as follows: A. The manner of public selling or offering for sale of any property meals may be sold to be eaten on the premises where sold or served elsewhere in places other than where spirituous meals may be served for sale, and fruits, confectionery, newspapers, and appliances may be sold in a quiet and orderly manner; provided, however, that the premises be furnished to allow or permit the public sale, or exposing for sale of uncooked meats, poultry, and other food, clothing, wearing apparel of any kind, or Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be approved April 21, 1963. CHAPTER 323-H. F. NO. 362. 'AN ACT to amend an act entitled "An act to provide for the preservation of meat, poultry, and other food." GENERAL LAWS OF MINNESOTA PASSED AT THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION OF 1903. vention and suppression of forest and Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota the forest auditor shall be forest commissioner of this state and his deputy shall be forest commissioner of the state and his deputy shall be relating to the preservation of the forests of this state to the prevention and suppression of forest incumbrates provided. The supervisors of the village councils are hereby constituted of village councils in cities and villages in the state and the wardens such other persons as he may deem necessary living in or near to unrestricted districts, to be known as fire districts. Sec. 2. The aforesaid forest commitee will be known as chief fire warden, who from personal experience, is familiar with the methods by which fire may be controlled, and who will advise each twelve ($1,200) dollars per year, to be paid out of the amount of the forest commissioner. He shall establish and hold his office during the pleasure of the forest commissioner. He shall establish and hold his commissioner and it shall be his duty to enforce the provisions of this act through Sec. 3. The chief fire warden shall have general charge of the fire warden force of the state and shall have authority to mass such fire warden force as may be available at any special point to suppress fires. In case, the warden force of any locality is deemed by said chief fire warden inadequate to prevent or suppress forest or prairie fires, he may appoint, temporarily, needed fire warden, whose day is to be held for a Monthly Month to be the same as herein given to own supervisors acting as fire wardens. He shall properly divide into fire districts all unorganized territory in this state and appoint competent fire wardenes therein; he shall co-operate with any police or military force of the state. The power of which may be detailed to guard the national domain from fire; he shall investigate the extent of the forests in the state, together with the amounts and varieties of the wood and timber growing therein, the damages done to them from time to time may be found and the losses of fire fire method used if any to promote the regrowth of timber, and any other important facts relating to forest interests, which may be required by the forest commissioner. The information so gathered, with his suggestions relative there to, shall be included in a report to how the him annually to the forest commissioner. Sec. 4. The forest commissioner shall provide and officially sign an abstract of the penal laws of this act, with such rules and regulation that are the same as the rules of them necessary, and on or before the first day of April of each year he shall forward as many copies as he considers needful to the chairman of each town board, such as the present program that he believes, to the forest fire war-ders that he has appointed, and to all railroad companies and to the chairman of each board of county commissioners in this state, and if the date of the first year of the post up such abstract as warning placards in conspicuous places in their respective districts, and it shall be the duty of the county commissioners to add on each county to the list of the top-to-top issues of published in at least three-yearly or other刊号刊号 or other刊号刊号 or other刊号刊号. During the fire-dangerous season of each year, which shall be received from the 15th day of April to the 1st of November. Sec. 4. During a dry and dangerous season, when forest and prairie fires are prevailing or are liable to break out, the chief fire warden shall use such measures under his command as to the area of the forest, and his责任 or suppress such fires, and his expenses shall be paid by the state, which expenditures in one year shall not exceed five thousand dollars, to be paid for out of the general money from the order of the forest协 Sec. 6. It shall be the duty of each fire warden to take precautions to prevent the setting of forest or prairie fires, to patrol his district in a dry season, or under the direction of the chief fire warden, to employ one or more patrols, to warn against careless use of fire any person he thinks is likely to be negligent therein, and when his district is suffering or threatened with fire, to go to the place of danger to control such fires, and each forest fire warden shall have authority to call to his assistance in emergencies any able-bodied male person over eighteen years of age, and if such person refuses, without reasonable justification, excuse, to assist, or if any fire warden refuses or neglects a perform the duties assigned him in this act, such officer or person shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall, upon conviction thereof, be punished by a fine of not more than one hundred ($100) dollars, or imprisonment in the county jail not to exceed three (3) months. service, of whatever character. In any case, he is obliged by fire wardens to assist in extinguishing or preventing fire, than ten (10) days of such service in any one year. He has five hundred ($600) dollars of 'public money car under this act on his own account. Sec. 9. Any person who willfully, unlawfully, or negligently causes to be set on fire, woods, prier or other combustible material, material whereof the property of another is injured, whereof the property of another is injured, negligently, or carelessly suffers any fire set by himself to damage the property, and shall be punished by a fine not exceeding one hundred (100) dollars, but not exceeding three (3) months. Any person who be made to pay a fine for any woods, prier or other combustible material whereof the property of another is injured, shall be punished with a fine of one hundred (100) dollars, or both, imprisoned in the state prison for a term of not over ten (10) years, or both such Seed. 10. Any person who shall kindle a fire, or a prairie land and leave it unquenched, or shall be a party thereto, and shall be a party to the imprisonment, or be a bountiful wad of firearms, or who shall be exposed light in or dangerously near to forests, and be qualified by a fine of one hundred ($100) dollars or imprisonment, and be seeding one hundred ($100) dollars or imprisonment, and be seeding three (3) months. Any person who shall willfully or heedlessly deface, destroy or rottate the requirements of this act shall be able to a fine not exceeding one hundred ($100) dollars or imprisonment in the county jail not ex- Sec. 15. It shall be the duty of each and every owner of threshing or other portion of the power to be provided to the arresters on their engines at all times when in use, and no person in charge of any threshing engine shall deposit live or unleashed water on the engine for the long time of any place without putting them out or covering them with at least three inches of the above leaving them. The reasons violating the provisions of this section shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof that the punished by a fine not less than $100 (S$), dollars nor more than fifty ($20) dollars. Sec. 14. Nothing in this act shall be conscientious affecting any right of action or damage. Sec. 15. Woodland territory within the terms of this act shall be construed to be the United States laws of the land. Sec. 16. All moneys received as penalties for violating the provisions of this act shall be paid into the county treasury. The county may be required to be known as the county fire fund, and used under the directions of the county board in defraying the expenses of the county's provisions of this act within such county. Sec. 17. The sums mentioned in sections five (G) and seven (H) of this act are not only the same things that are hereby annually appropriated out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated. 38. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent with this act are hereby repealed. Sec. 19. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 21, 1903. CHAPTER 304-H. F. No. 404 ANVIES under certain circumstances to investigate the payment of their outstanding indebtedness. Be it enacted by the legislature of the Section 1. "That any village in this passage and the passage of approval of the time of the ceds the sum of three thousand (3,000) of such bonds may issue its bonds for an amount and may issue its bonds for an amount and the amount of such indebtedness, which the bear interest at a rate to be determined may exceed the rate of six (6) per cent per annum, payable semi-annually, and shall be mined by said village council, not to exert any influence. Such bonds shall be sold by manurer as they shall deem advisable, shall not be sold for less than their par value, sale thereof will be applied to the payable amount as they shall be said village not represented by its bonds. Sec. 2. Before any bonds shall be issued one (1) of this act, the village council shall determine the amount of bonds to be issued, the rate of interest they shall pay, and shall determine the amount of their par value other than an annual sale for that purpose, when the ballot for that purpose, the question of the issuance of said bonds, and at the time so fixed by such village council, shall vote upon the question of the issuance of such bonds. "Said village of ..... issue its bonds in the sum of ..... dollars, bearing interest at the rate of .... per cent per annum, payable semi-annually, and maturing ..... years after the date thereof, pursuant to a resolution of the village council of said village passed on the ..... day of ..... 19. Yes. Voters who desire to vote for the issuance of such bonds shall place a cross opposite the word "Yes" on said ballot, and those who desire to vote against the issuance of such bonds shall place a cross opposite the word "No" on said ballot. If a majority of the voters who vote upon said question shall vote for the issuance of such bonds, then the same shall be issued, otherwise they shall not be issued. Sec. 3. The right to issue such bonds shall not be affected by the amount of the bonded indebtedness of such village at the time of the issuance thereof pursuant to this act. Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 21, 1903. CHAPTER 365—H. F. NO. 904 AN ACT fixing and regulating the ANY compensation, duties and help of, any person having, or having, or may hereafter have, a population of 200,000 inhabitants or more. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. The salary of the shiffr of which may herafter have, a population of 200,000 inhabitants or over, shall be paid at the rate of $100 per annum. The shiffr shall perform all duties and services now, or which may herafter be required, by law to be per- manent. The shiffr will pay all papers, post all notices named by law to be served or posted in behalf of the shiffr. Se. 4. The sheriff shall also appoint and appoint a county judge, and there are district court judges in and for each county. The sheriff and court judges and perform such other duties as may be required, and the sheriff may require, and the compensation of each county court judge per annum. For all services rendered by the sheriff, paid from the county treasurer his actual, expenses of such services. That an ex-merchant may be set aside out of the first five hundred dollars of such services. That the after passage of this act to be used by the sheriff to meet the current month's expenditure of such services used to be replaced in said fund in the amount allowed. The salary of the auditor of each county of this state having, or were, the amount allowed to be $300,000 inhabitants or over, shall be four thousand five hundred dollars per Sec. 13. The salary of the county surveyor of each county of this state having, or which may hereafter have, a population of 200,000 inhabitants or over, shall be twenty-five hundred dollars per annum; and in addition thereto the county surveyor shall be allowed and paid from the county treasury his actual expenses necessarily incurred in the performance of his services. Sec. 14. The county surveyor shall appoint and employ two deputies, who shall be hundred and fifty dollars per annum and hundred and fifty dollars per annum, quired, in addition to the services to be performed for such deputies, and to pay his travelings expenses within said county and to pay his duties assigned to him as such: one clerk, who shall be paid the same hound hunts, as the county surveyor. Sec. 19. The salary of the judge of probate of Sec. 18 may hereafter have a population of 200,000 inhabitants or even an annum. Sec. 20. The judge of probate shall appoint and eminent the sum of twenty-five hundred dollars per annum; one deputy clerk of the county officials shall have eleven hundred dollars per annum; and three generals have eleven hundred and eighty dollars per annum each. The judge of probate charge the same fees for his services as are now or may have been charged in the cases so charged and collected in said office shall be paid into Sec. 21. The above named salaries and compensation of the county officials, and county officials at the same manner as county officials at the same manner as compensation for all services rendered by said county officers, and in their capacity. Sec. 22. The books of county commissioners or which may hereafter have a population appointed and employ, such additional help for the respective officers, may be carried on of the work in said offices, and fix the compensation to be paid therefor. Sec. 23. That sections one, five, fifteen, and that section six take effect from and after January 2, 1896 in force from and after January 2, 1896. Sec. 24. That all the provisions of this section and that portion of sections three and that portion of sections four shall take effect and be force from and after January 2, 1896 in force from and after the provisions of section 3 of this act, relative to the employing by the stenographer and deputy shall take effect from and after the passage of this act. Sec. 22. All acts or parts of acts inconsistent with this act are hereby approved April 21, 1903. CHAPTER 368-H. H. F. AN. 407. AN. 407. nineteen (11), twenty-five (25) and twenty-eight (28), chapter three hundred-nine (39), chapter four hundred-eighty (48), as amended by sections two, three (2), three (4), four (4) and hundred-eighty-nine (89), General Laws of Minnesota, 1981, relating to certain schools. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota Section 1. That section fourteen (14) of chapter three hundred fifty-two (352), General Laws of Minnesota of 1899, as amended by section two (2) of chapter one hundred eighty-nine (189), General Laws of Minnesota of 1901, be and the same is hereby amended so as to head as follows: Section 14. The said board shall receive applications from such schools for state aid and shall apportion to each of said graded schools which shall have compiled with the provisions of this act and the rules of the board, relating to state graded schools, and whose application shall have been approved by said board, the sum of sum of five hundred fifty (350) dollars in each year. Provided, however, that in case the amount appropriated and available under this act for the payment to such schools shall in any year be insufficient to apportion to each of such graded schools as are entitled thereto the full amount of five hundred fifty (550) dollars then in such amount as is appropriated and available shall be apportioned pro rata among all the schools entitled thereto; and provided further, no graded school which shall be connected with or in the same district with a state high school shall receive any aid under the provisions of this act. Sec. 2. That section nineteen (19) of chapter three hundred fifty-two (332), General Laws of 1800, as amended by section three (3) of chapter one hundred eighty-nine (189), of the General Laws of 1901, be and the same is hereby amended so as to read as follows: Section 19. The said superintendent of public instruction shall apportion to each of said schools which shall have fully complied with the provisions of this act, and such rules of a general nature as may be established by him relating to semi-graded schools the sum of two hundred fifty (250) dollars in each year. Provided, however, that in case the amount appropriated by the state for aid in such schools may be insufficient to each of said state semi-graded schools as are entitled thereto, the full amount appropriated and available shall be appropriated and available to each of such schools, then in such case such amount as is appropriated and available shall be appropriated thereto. That section twenty-five (25), of chapter thirty-four twenty-five (325), of chapter thirty-four as amended by section 4 of chapter one of Minnesota 1901, be the same and the same is hereby amend so as to rend as follows: the instruction shall apportion to each of said schools only complying with the proprionate nature as may be established by the general nature as may be established by the sum of one hundred twenty-five (125) dollars in case the amount appropriated and appropriated to each of said schools shall in any year be insufficient to apportion to each of said schools the full amount one hundred twenty-five (125) dollars in case such amount as is appropriated and appropriated to each of said schools shall in any year be rata among all the schoolttes entitled to the passage. Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be approved April 21, 1903. CHAPTER 87. H. F. NO. 414. AN ACT relating to the election and the superintendents of schools in states having over fifty thousand inhabitants. The legislature of the State of Minnesota. Section 1. The electors residing within the county saving over fifty thousand inhabitants, going to the last then completed state or county, and electing to the part in the election of the county superintendent of schools for the county in section 2. The electors holding said office shall not reside in the county. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 21, 1803. CHAPTER 388-H. F. NO. 418. AN ENGLISH EDITION of the General Statutes of 1878, being sections 2200 and 2201 of the General Statutes relating to weights and measures. Brought to the legislature of the State of Minnesota. The standard barrel contains.....31.50 The barrel burshed contains.....22 The standard logshead contains...63 The standard logshead contains...63 The standard line contains the following capacities: The gallon shall contain two hundred eighty-two cubic inches. The half gallon shall contain one hundred units, which is 1.5 times the length of the one-half as much and the pint one half as much as the quart. S. 3. Units of Length and Surface: The unit is the standard measure of length and surface from which all other measures of extension, whether lineal, superficial or solid, shall be derived and maintained. The standard measure, which is divided into three equal parts called feet and each foot into twelve equal parts called inches. The rod, pole or perch contains five and one-third yards. The mile contains seventeen hundred sixty yards. The chain for measuring land is twenty-two yards long and is divided into five 1.5-inch square units. The arc contains an square chain, or one hundred sixty square rods. There are six hundred forty square acres in one square mile. S. 4. All acts or parts of acts inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed. S. 5. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 21, 1903. CHAPTER 389.—H. F. NO. 429. AN ACT creating a state board of osteopathic predators and registration and regulate the practice of osteopathy. Defective Page Approved April 21. 1903. in the State of Minnesota, to license osteopathic physicians and to punish persons violating the provisions of this act. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That within thirty days the examiner shall be appointed a state board of osteopathic examiners and registration, correspondent error shall appear. One year, one to serve for two years, one to serve for four years and one to serve for five years four years and one to serve for five years qualified and qualified, and one each year thereafter, to the end that each man shall be appointed, who shall be resident osteopathic faculty and graduates of legally charitable education and graduates of osteopathic fession and graduates of legally charitable education of osteopathic standing status. That no member of said board shall be that no member of faculty of, or financially interested in, any osteopathic Said board shall within fifteen days be appointed to the office of capital building in St. Paul, Minnesota, terming, and then and there organize by members of the members, each to serve for a month, among its members, each to serve for a month. Three members of the board shall contain business. The secretary of the board and a register of applicants for licenses, and a satisfaction granting the applicant the deed of possession, or his certificate of attendance, the date of his diploma, and also should be a license granted. The book and registration of all matters recorded therein, the course of osteopathy in this state prior to the commencement of the course of osteopathy from the passage of this act, make application to the board of osteopathic practice, and shall exhibit to said board the course of osteopathy, registered and regularly conducted school of osteopathy and such applicant shall possess the course of osteopathy, symposium, pathology, gynecology, obstetrics chemistry, toxicology, minor and theory and practice of osteopathy, make affidavit that he is the person to whom the said diploma was issued, and theory and practice of osteopathy in this state prior to March If such diploma or examination be satisfied, the board shall issue its license granting him the right to practice osteopathy in Sec. 3. Any person desiring to compete in State of Minnesota after March 1, 1963, shall make a written application to the State of Minnesota thereafter appear at its first regular meeting thereafter as its applicant, shall furnish evidence of having attended four full courses of five months each at the course of osteopathy, recognized by the board, and wherein the curriculum of study includes branches, to-wit: Anatomy, histology, osteopathic, orthopedic, gynecology, obstetrics, and toxicology, gymnastics, analysis and toxicology, gymnastics, obstetrics, diagnosis, and theory and practice of osteopathy and upon passing an examination to a factory to a majority of the board, shall practice osteopathy in this state. Provided that holders of diplomas or certificates from 1905, shall furnish evidence of having attended eight months each, no two of which shall be in any one year; and provided further that a person waived as to any person or persons who received diploma from any legally incorporated organization by board, osteopathy recognized by said board, of study herein specified, and who have attained some other state or territory, as a part of some other state or territory, in a period preceding the date of their application. Board shall mark you refuse to grant a license to a person who is not a licensed dishonorable conduct or any person guilty of a felony, or any person admitted guilty of a crime to render him unit to practice which the person shall be entitled to receive evidence, offer evidence), revoke for any such words, therefore granted. The words "unauthorized conduct" are used in this section are here- 1. The procuring or aiding or abetting in procuring a criminal abortion. in procuring a criminal abortion. In representing that a manifestly incurable disease can be permanently or only offence involving the patient. Will betrayal of professional confidence or secrets to the detriment of a victim. **Sec. 4.** All applications for licenses and permits and such fees shall not be reimbursed by the applicant, within one year, but the applicant may, within one year, again examined without the payment of additional fee. All fees shall be paid to the applicant as a special expense for meeting the requirements, as the applicant shall create no expense exceeding the amount of the fee or fines. The compensation and expense of each member and officer of said board shall be paid to the applicant as a special expense, case shall it exceed five dollars per day, actually traveled. All licenses provided for by this act shall not be prescribes for drugs to give or prescribe drugs for internal use. The ophthalmic physicians shall be subject to the ophthalmic and state, that govern other physician's medical and shall be subject to the contagious diseases, and shall be subject to physicians in matters pertaining to public health. Sec. 6. Every person holding a license from the state board of osteopathic ex- posed or the state board of the state board of the corded in the office of the clerk of the district court in the county in which he or she expects to practice, and the date of the public release indicated thereon. Until such a license is filed, the recent holder shall exercise none of the rights or privileges conferred therein. Sister clerk shall keep in a book provided by the public service for the time the license recorded by him with the date of record of such licenses. He shall be entitled to and receive a fee of one dolar for making such record. Any person who shall practice or at- where the osteopathic in- trating diseases or any ailment whatsoever of the human body, or who shall use any of the terms or letters of Osteopathic, "Osteopathic," "Osteopathy," or "Diopsychi- "Diplomat" in Osteopathy, or "D any other titles or letters under such circumstances as to induce the belief that the person who uses such terms used in the practice of osteopathy, without having complied with the provisions of this act shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon the correction of the person, and the less than fifty dollars nor more than one hundred dollars, or be imprisoned in the county jail not less than thirty days nor more than one month or more than a year, the court will be厦 collected shall be paid one-half to the school fund of the county in which such prosecution is had, and one-half to the of the osteopathic examiners and registration. If the board or any member thereof has violated, such board or member shall investigate the matter, and upon complaint and institute prosecution against the offender, the county attorney in the county in which the violation occurred, by said board or member thereof, or by said board or member thereof, or charge of such violation, or charge of such violation, or charge of such violation, under this act. Provided, however, that nothing in this infringement, as construed as prohibiting, infringing upon, or otherwise other school, art, system, or science of the county shall state from the evidence provided by the laws of the State of Minne- Sec. 7. All acts and parts of acts contra- sec. 7. the provisions of this act Sec. 8. The science of treating diseases, known as osteoporosis. The science of medicine or medicine of medicine or surgery, within the meaning of existing Act § 9. This act shall take effect and be approved in its passage. Approved April 21, 1866. CHAPTER 20-H. F. NO. 469. AN ACT to extend the application of the General Laws of 1888, the same being amended to the General Laws of 1888, relating to the incorporation, powers and duties of the General Laws of 1888. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That the provisions of sections 23 to 28 both inclusive of chapter 145 of the General Laws of 1885, the same being sections 1240 to 1245, both inclusive, of the General Statutes of 1894, relating to the incorporation) powers and duties of villages in certain cases, providing for the acquisition by agreement, purchase or condemnation of private property for public use by certain villages therein mentioned, be and the same are hereby extended to all villages within this state, however organized. Sec. 2. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent with the provisions of this act Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. certain cases. Be it enacted by the legislature of the an act shall take effect and be in force from the passage. Approved April 21, 1903 CHAPTER 372—H. F. NO. 80. A purchase and distribution of a digest of papers of the supreme court of this state. Be enacted by the legislature of the state. Section 1. The secretary of state is hereby authorized to enter into a con- situability with a person or corporation to be selected purchase of five hundreds of the state's digest of all the decisions of the supreme court of the state to be prepared by such person, or proportion. Sec. A. The direct, shall be prepared by the person or corporation so selected shall be made as the supreme court shall direct, that all cases con- situating the Statute of this state be digested in said digest by referring the section of the Revised Statute now being used in the Statute commission, and further, the all- nants decided in any case shall be digested. Sec. B. The contract shall be made and to the same form as the proposed form of any process such as shall determine; provided, however, that the case per set shall not exceed twelve dollars. Sec. C. The secretary of state shall deliver to the librarian of the state library many sets of such digest as such if- branders are being for the use of the state library and for purposes of the change, and shall deliver a set to each public official of the state who now is or who may be in any case a law entitled to a set of the Minnesota ports, and to such other public officials, commissions or legislative comm- mittees of the nation of the secretary of state, in the opinion of the sec- retary of the state, and the discharge of their public duties. Sec. C. This act shall take affect and be not forced to act as a passage. Approved April 21, 1903 AN ACT to amend sections six thousand one hundred and eleven (611) and six thousand and ten (610) and the three (613) of chapter eighty-four (34) the General Statutes of one thousand eight hundred and ninety-four (1824), two percent of the service of summons in force to enter a uniform law of law. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 111. Such section is thousand one hundred and seven (611), the eighty-four (84), of the General Statutes of one thousand eight hundred and ninety-four (1824), be amended as to read as of the section of the Act. Section 611. Such summons shall be served by delivering a certified copy thereof at least three days before the date of the following: First. If the actions is against a corporation, to the president or other head of the corporation, secretary cashier, treasurer, a resident director or manager. Second. If against a minor under the age of fourteen years, to such minor personally, and also to his legal guardian, if any, the actions of the other or another of such minor; or if there is nothing on the nor natural guardian of such minor within the state, then to any person having a share or control of such minor, or with whom he resides, or by whom he is employed. Third. If against a person for whom a guardian has been appointed for any case, the guardian, and the defendants personally Fourth. In all other cases to the de- service cannot be made as stated above, such aumnommies may be served by lea- ging a service of a kind, with some person of an adult capable with some person of an in at least six days before the return of the service, and in at least six days before the same shall make a special return of the aumnommies. 2. That section six thousand hundred and thirteen (6113), chapter fourteen (1854), chapter eight hundred and sixteety-four (1854), be amended as to read Section 6113. If, at the time of making said complaint, it appears that the person against whom said complaint is made is absent from the county, the justice before whom the same is made shall issue his summons as hereinbefore provided, and make the same return before the town six nor the ten days from the time of issuing the same; such summons may be served by leaving a certified copy thereof at the last and usual place of such person's node, not less than six days before the return day thereof. Such copy shall be left with some member of the family or some person residing at such place of suitable age and discussion, and the other officer can not be in his county said person; and whom such complaint is made, and said person has no last and usual place of abode therein, then such summons may be served by leaving a true and certified copy thereof upon the premises described in said complaint, not less than six days before the return day thereof. Such copy may be issued and the person of suitable age and discussion arising, occupying or in charge of said premises, or and thereof, and such action shall thereupon proceed as though a personal service were made of said summons. Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage, and acts and parts of acts inconsistent will the provisions hereof are hereby repealed. Approved April 21, 1903. CHAPTER 374—H. F. NO. 195. AN ACT prescribing the times of holding the general terms of the district court in the Ninth judicial district. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That the general terms of the district court in the Ninth judicial district in the State of Minnesota shall be held at the times and in the several counties comprising said district as follows: In the county of Redwood, on the third (3d) Tuesday in April, and on the first (1st) Wednesday after the first (1st) Monday in November of each year. In the county of Nicollet on the first (1st) Tuesday in May and on the Third (3d) Tuesday in October of each year. In the county of Lyon, on the first (1st) Tuesday in June and on the third (3d) Tuesday in November of each year. In the county of Brown, on the third (3d) Tuesday in May and on the second (2d) Tuesday in December of each year. In the county of Lincoln, on the first (1st) Tuesday in October of each year. Sec. 2. All writs, recognizances, bonds. continuances and proceedings issued, issued of the several counties afterward, as fixed by law prior to the passage of this act. All acts passed by the legislature are returned to the terms of said court said as the same are prescribed by the provisions Sec. 2. All acts and parts of acts incurred in any other term of holding any of said terms of said court are hereby repealed. Sec. 4. This act shall take effect on August 1, 1983. Approved April 21, 1983. CHAPTER 275-H. F. NO. 235. AN ACT fixes the mileage of the officers and city and village marshals for serving in the police and prison poennes, commitments and other legal cases in criminal cases in counties that have seventy-five thousand (75,000) and not more than one hundred and fifty thousand (105,000). Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That in all counties in this state that now have or that may hereafter be, a condition of not less than seventy-five thousand (75,000), and not less than one hundred and fifty thousand more than one hundred, sheriff or deputy sheriff, constitutes a policy to be paid to the state of the cents per mile actually traveled in serving or executing any summons, process, subpoena, commitment or any other legal papers. The distance actually criminal is the distance from the distance of the site of the site is the distance of execution and return of any such summons, process, subpoena, commitment or other legal paper does not be the aggregate state exceed sixty times. When the distance is less than one hundred, and necessarily traveled by any such sheriff or deputy sheriff, constable, police officer, city or village marshal in the service or execution and return of any such summons, shall be supported by the company or other legal paper in any criminal case exceeds sixty miles in the aggregate, then such officer hereinbefore mentioned shall not be paid to any mileage for any such service or execution and return of any service or execution, but shall be paid therefor at a rate not to exceed three dollars per day for the time necessarily consumed in traveling and performing such duty, and in addition therefor he shall be paid to the mission thereby in the case necessarily incurred during and actually paid out in money. Sec. 2. No mileage费 or per client fee applies to any such instrument, sheriff's, constable, police officer, city or village marshal, or any such anumach instrument, process, subpoena, comission, or criminal case when such officer is not properly qualified for performing such service, but such officer may be properly paid out by him for necessary fees or return of any of such instruments or fee. Sec. 3. All acts inconsistent herewith are hereby expressly repeated. Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 21, 1992. CHATTER 376-H. F. NO. 518. AN ACT to impose a tax on the property in this state of freight line companies. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That any person or persons, joint stock association or corporation, wherever organized or incorporated, engaged in the business of operating cars, not otherwise listed for taxation in Minnesota, for the transportation of freight whether such freight be owned by such company or any other person or company, over any railway line or states. In whole or in part within this state, such line or lines not being owned, leased or operated by such company, whether such cars be termed box, flat, coal, ore, tank, stock, sondon, furniture or refrigerator car, or by some other name, shall be deemed alocated. **Se. 2.** Annually, during the month of June, the state auditor will call the state shell audit and file with the state auditor in the form prescribed by him a state auditor's report, or if officer making the same, concludes that the state has made good faith and with reference to the business of June thirteenth preceding, as 1. Name of the company. 2. The nature of the company, whether a person, agent, trustee, lessee, receiver, mortgage in possession, or other per- partnership, prosecution or corporation. 2. the location of its principal office, an association, partnership, or corporation incorporated, the name and postoffice address of the person, or of its president, secretary, auditor, treasurer, superintendent or general manager, the name and postoffice address of the officer or managing agent in Minnesota. capital stock: (a), authorized stock: (1) The number of shares of stock; (a) outstanding; (b), not Issued; (c), treasury. The par and market value of $100,000,000 shares of stock, at the time of its shares of stock, is calculated at a fair value of $100,000,000 shares of stock, at the time of its real estate in Minnesota and the total property, including moneys and credits. The actual cash value of all its real estate is calculated outside of the Minnesota personal property, including moneys and credits, is calculated outside of the Minnesota. 13. The total number of miles of rail-based property and the total value of all rail-based property, including moneys and credits, are run during such year, and separately the number of miles over which said cars were run in this state, so as to show the overall value of such cars, and the wheelage in this state. 14. Such other facts or information as shown in the table of the question of the taxable value of its property within this state. 15. The total value of the total and equalization of shares of existing or hereafter modified or changed, shall be for the purpose of this act or constitute a board of appraisers and as-based appraisers and as-based appraisers, as an annual meeting as herein provided, assess the property of freight line companies representing capital-based property of the state. On the meeting of the board of minors, the state auditor shall lay before it the state board of the board, including the date section two (2) hereof. The state auditor shall be registered letter give notice to the officer of such company at the time of the meeting, and the company may appear and where such company may approach the state board of equalization as shown in the table of the board. Sec. 4. The state auditor shall lay by herein the statements made to or by him under the statements made to or by him under the testimony or arguments which such company may offer, the board shall proceed to determine the entire property of such freight line company in Minnesota, according to the entire amount of the capital stock of such freight line company obtained and determined, it shall deduct the actual value of all its capital stock from the total amount the master shall be taken and considered as the actual value of the capital stock of (b) the board shall then divide said stock and railroad over which the cars of such company were run in order to obtain the actual value such so obtained by the total number of cars of said company were run in this state; and the result shall be taken and the property of such freight line company to assessment and taxation in this state. state and assessors' state board of appraisers and assessors' state board of appraisers the first Monday in October, report to the state auditor the value of the property of freight line land the time the board shall file with the state auditor the statement of the various compounded rates of tax to be levied upon such a property the time the state auditor taxation in the state for all purposes, state and assessors are shown the abstracts filed in the state auditor's office for the freight line company in made the state auditor in the month of February the state auditor in the month of February draft, upon such freight line company for the amount of tax found to be in the hands of the state treasurer draft in the hands of the state treasurer the amount of the assessment, the rate of tax levy, and the amount of the state treasury shall be in lieu of all other personal taxes or every nature against such freight line tax, and the general revenue fund in the state treasury. See **7. 1** if any freight line company is required, the state auditor shall proceed to determine the nature of the tax able to obtain to make a statement for bond company to be laid out, nor therefore provided, and shall notify such company such company may appear and be heard, such company may appear and be heard, assessment is made the state board shall add to the amount of the tax per cent per company to make its report, and pay the tax levied against it as heretofore shall proceed by action, in the name of the state, against such company, to collect per cent on the total amount of such Sec. 8. All acts and parts of acts in relation to the assessment act are to be made in conflict with the provisions of this act, are hereby repeated. The state auditor shall furnish, upon application, the blanks to be used in making the statement called for by Sec. 16. This act shall take effect and be enforced in its passage. Approved April 21, 1966. CHAPTER 377-H. F. NO. 532. AN ACT to authorize the various coun- sities to state to pay bounties for killing cows. Be it enacted by the legislature of the Section 1. The board of county commissioners of the various counties of the county, and the destruction of crowns at the expense of the county, and a bounty of one hundred ten cents for each crowk killed during the period of the fifteenth day of June, and between the fifteenth day of June and the twenty-fifth day of September of any year. The county auditor of the destruction of crowns within the county and the county auditor of the destruction of crowns authorized to issue a warrant upon the county treasurer, in general fund, in payment of the amount treasurer is authorized to pay. Upon the issuance of such warrant the treasurer is removed one of the feet of each said before returning them to the county. Provided, that the county commissioners provided for by section 1 shall be in force in which it shall be adopted; but the same may be adopted by any part of any township or town in said county or any part of any township or town in said county or any part of any township or town within the county any part of any township or town within the county. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from the passage. April 21, 1903. CHAPTER 378-H. P. NO. 647. AN ACT to amend section nine (9), chapter 180, of the laws of Minnesota for the year, 1803, being section seven (7) of the General Statutes of 1804, entitled "An act to regulate the county jail, as amended by chapter three hundred and seventy-three, to the State of Minnesota for the year Be it enacted by the legislature of the Provided, that the counties have a Representation of the lesser may perform the duties required by the statute. The case be entitled to such compensation for said county may from time to time be amended. Sec. 2. All acts or parts of acts, whether general or special, inconsistent here, are hereby repealed. Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved by the Governor S-II-II F. NO. 653. AN ACT to establish the establishment and maintenance of uniform heights of water. The heights are situated in part of three or more counties, in order to improve navigation therein, or to promote public health and Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: GENERAL LAWS OF MINNESOTA PASSED AT THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION OF 1903 special taxes tain as herein provided, a uniform tax shall be maintained, with regard for the treat- rights of the land adjacent to the company. The shore of such lake, and maintain the persons whose property may be proceed at it much height as nearly as practi- cally to them therefore. age or city recorder or clerk. When asci- dent is being duly had in accordance with the provisions of the law of the resi- pitation of the rights of the land adjacent to the company, the persons whose property may be proceed at it much height as nearly as practi- cally to them therefore. ment by proceeding as in this act pro- ceded to persons in be for Appro- ment as such manner supereding, repea- ting, amending or qualifying the provi- cedation adopted by any city or village un- der the jurisdiction of the person whose property may be proceed at it much height as nearly as practi- cally to them therefore. ment by proceeding as in this act pro- ceded to persons in be for Appro- ment as such manner supereding, repea- ting, amending or qualifying the provi- cedation adopted by any city or village un- der the jurisdiction of the person whose property may be proceed at it much height as nearly as practi- cally to them therefore. Sec. 6. To carry out the purposes of such lake is hereby authorized to acquire gifts, purchase lands, and any streams affecting the level of the water in such lake, and necessary in order to construct and maintain it may be necessary for the purpose of raising water for maintaining the lake; to acquire any land necessary for approaches to construct and maintain over such dam; to construct and maintain the public as a highway, and do any and all things necessary to maintain the water height so established, and to carry the height so established, and to carry the Laws of the State of Minnesota for 1897, and the Laws of the State of Minnesota for 1897, as therein conferred upon the board of county commissioners for such pur- Sec. 7. The costs of acquiring such water as required by such heights of water shall be borne by the State, and such heights of water shall be borne by taxation, or otherwise, and paid and paid as now provided by law for such heights. Sec. 8. The title to all property acquired by the State in such cessions shall vest in such board of navigation. Sec. 9. This act shall take effect and be in force on April 21, 1933. CHAPTER 828-H. F. NO. 557. AN ACT to amend chapter 13 of the General Act of Minnesota to amend the laws amended by the Laws governing public highways in townships. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That section 1 of chapter 10 of the constitution of the same is hereby amended so as to read as follows: That whenever petition is made by any local and local voters of any township in such a township at least ten days prior to any township meeting, setting forth that election of overseers of highways in such a township at least ten days prior to poll tax the law, the legal voters of such town at any annual township meeting may, by directing that all roads in any township be made of same and the making of new roads alike laid out and the building and repairing of bridges and the general management of such township, which resolution shall control and direction of the supervisors of such township, which resolution shall control and direction of the supervisors of such township, which resolution shall "Resolved. That the election of over- seasonal candidates will be abolished and all roads in this township and the repairing of the same, be made, out or that may have hereafter be laid under the bridges and the general management and care of the township, and direction of the supervisory of this township. We are voting on such proposition shall make a cross opposite the township, and such a resolution is to be voted upon, the same annual town meeting in his notice of annual town meeting. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 21, 1903. CHAPTER 881—H. F. NO. 574. AN ACT to authorize all counties in this state having a bonded indebtedness to create a sinking d for the purpose of paying said bon. indebtedness and to levy a tax for the purpose of creating Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of New York, Section 1. That the board of county commissioners having a bonded indebtedness, is hereby authorized to issue a bonded indebtedness sinking fund, for the purpose of paying the bonded indebtedness sinking fund, for the same becomes due, as herein provided. Sec. 2. When the board of county commissioners decide to create a sinking fund, as provided in section one of this act, the amount of money for said fund to be paid to the amount of money for said fund to be meeting in January in each year thereafter, if any to be raised for the year in which said meeting is held, said sum is taxable property in the county, provided the sum is taxable property in the county, provided the fund shall not at any time be larger than Sec. 3. When the board of county commissioners, sinking fund, and have designated a sum for any one year to be paid to the authorized and directed, and by law to be levied, to a tax on the sum, in order to raise the sum for the purpose of raising the sum voted by the board of county commissioners for Sec. 4. The board treasurer shall collate and at the same time that other taxes are collected shall be credited to bonded indebtedness sinking fund, and shall be Sec. 6. The county treasurer shall pay the amount of the county auditor issued by order of the board of county commissioners. The county auditor effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 21, 1903. CHAPTER 825-H. F. NO. 584. AN ENUMERATION OF NAMES, NAMES, NAMES, heretofore or hereafter made in all villages and in cities of ten thousand (10,000) and in assessments to defray the expenses thereof, and to the issuance of the bonds of indebtedness in anticipation of their collection. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. The costs to recover the village council are responding by body having a population of ten thousand inhabitants or less shall deem it necessary to provide the information that the people have to pay or otherwise improve any street in said village or city, or cause any other similar local improvement to be made by the council. The costs to recover the village council or village, if may, acting on its own motion, and shall, if a majority of the owners are the only ones that are required to implement shall petition therefore, adopt a resolution to that effect, which resolution shall specify the proposed projects. If the costs are to be made by the council, the costs are not less than two, nor more than four weeks after the first collection of the costs is made, when and where the parties interested therein shall be made. If the costs are not less than two, the parties interested therein shall be made. Provided that if any such village or city council, or the corresponding body of any such city or village, shall be paid to the parties interested therein provided for any improvement shall be passed and adopted by an affirmative decision to the two local members of any village or city council, or corresponding body of any such city or village, which said vote shall be paid to the parties interested by the local members of any other such body upon the minutes and records of such city or village; provided further, that none of the provisions of this section are to be made by the local members of any other such body, extending, reconstructing, making, building, rebuilding, repairing any sidewalk in any city or village to which this act may Section 2. Such resolution shall be published of such city or village, or in the event of such city or village, in the event that then in some newspaper regularly published a village or city in the English nation there is no such newspaper published in said village or city, then publicization made by posting a copy of said resolution be made by posting a copy of said resolution made by posting a copy of said resolution be made by the person posting said resolution of the manor, the armenian, editor or publisher of such person, the time and manner of publication be set forth the time and manner of publication be set forth in the office of the armenian editor. lage or city recorder or clerk. When action has been done by the public, the publication or posting of the resolution fororeasons, or the service of such resolution upon the persons whose property may be afflicted, must be documented, and sufficient rubric to them appear. Sec. 3. At the time and place named in such resolution, or at any subsequent time to which the hearing on said matter may be adjourned, the parties interested may be heard in reference to the making of such proposed improvement, the nature, character and extent, and the nature and condition of such proposed improvement, and to undertake such improvement, or may order such improvement, in whole or in part, to be made by the street commissioner, commissioner or public works or corresponding officer, or may cause the same to be dependent on a contract to be let to the lowest responsible bidder, the entire expense, or a contract to be paid, in either event, in the first instance out of the general review of the fund, permanent improvement fund or permanent improvement revolving fund and said village or city, as said council may then or thereafter determine. In case any such council shall by resolution, as in this section provided, determine to order any improvement in this act provided for, such resolution shall be passed and adopted by an affirmative vote of at least two thirds of all members of any council, and all members of the full entered on record in the Sec. 4. If the work of making the improvement in questio nls carried on by the street commissioner, the commissioner of public works, or corresponding officer, then at any time within the days after said village, or city shall have committed said provement as aforesaid. If if he does the contract, then at any time after the contract has been entered into, the village council or common council shall by resolution fix a time and place, not less than thirty days thereafter, when and where they will be held in the amount of the special benefits received by the property within said village or city by reason of the construction of the improvement in question, and hear the testimony in that connection of all persons interested or whose property is affected, who may appear in person by by, and present with the power of examination. Notice of the action of hearing shall be given in service of said resolution on all the persons interested therein, whose property is so affected, in the same manner as provided in section two (2) of this act for notice and service of the resolution referred to in section one (1) of this act, and proof they shall be made by affairs to be held with said resolution in the same manner as is provided for in said section two (2). Said resolution shall likewise be published or posted and proof required, that provided in section two (2) hereafter for the posting or publication of the resolution; and the proof thereof; and the amount of benefits to each lot part of lot; for proof thereof; and the proof shall be and become a charge against the same from the date of the posting or publication of See 8. A certified copy of such resou- rence must be delivered forthwith by the village or city recorder, or by the county or city treasurer, be his warrant for this collection, and shall be his warrant for this collection. The city treasurer shall forthwith cause a brief notice her provided in section two (2) hered, and mention the resolution, mentioned resolution, give the time and address of the person who made the resolution, and state that the assessments so made for such him and she will be upon which the warrant therefor came upon, which the warrant therefor came assessments is not paid within thirty days, such notice, a penalty of ten per cent such notice, a penalty of ten per cent posting or publication of said notice shall also be made to the city treasurer as a prince (2) hered. 7. If such assessment for either of any of the purposes aforesaid be not fully paid to the village or city treasurer within the thirty-day period for sale of them, the net of the treasurer which village or city at the end of said thirty-day period money to pay that portion of the cost of such improvement which may be in excess of the aggregate of the assessments so filed on account of the event, whether the same have or have not been collected in full, the council, or corresponding body, shall issue or cause to be issued, the order of the treasurer, the payment of the payment of which the full faith and credit of such village or city is hereby pledged for the aggregate amount of the unpaid balance of the amount of the unpaid balance of the payable in three annual installments, each of which installments shall be represented by a separate order, bearing interest at a rate to which the full faith and credit of the payment of the council, not mediation of any payment for an annum, and payable as follows: One payable not later than one year next following the issue; therefore; one payable later than three years next following the issue; one payable later than three years next following the issue thereof. All orders shall be made payable to bearer, and the same may be issued on the other side of the payment for any of the value of the interest on all of said orders shall be payable at intervals of not to exceed one year, and to each of the value of the value of the interest of the coupons evidencing such, installments of interest. record of all such orders shall be made and kept by said village or city recorder or corresponding body. The�, and the date the order was issued, its amount, and the date when due to whom sold and amount sold for, and for whom purported, said the same, which, as shown in the paid, and the amount paid, as shown by the treasurer's books. Feo. S. After the issuance of such orders, the council, or corresponding body, shall be made to time to perform the general taxes for village or city purposes, and until all of said orders. (shall be paid, levy a tax sufficient to meet the requirements of which will be due in the year next following such levy, or shall appropriate from the other revenues of such city or village and the other forms of the other amount, which shall also annually, on or before the first day of October, on or before the first day of October, until the whole of said assessment is made, and the other provisions of this proposed period, cause a statement of the amount of one-third of the assessment remaining unpaid as against each trade and the other amount and the other amount and six percent annual interest on the whole of the assessment unpaid from the date of the issuance of said order to the date of the first day of the order next falling due to the 배치, the order to be transmitted, with the same authority and the same condition as the county and the same against the several tracts assessed, with the other taxes, in the duplicate statement of taxes annually, and the other taxes, in the subsequent year, for collection and payment thereof, and the same shall be enforced with, and in like manner, as city, county, and the other. Sec. 9. Whenever any village or city within the purview of this act has hemed to for the made or caused to be made any such improvement, or has issued evidences of indebtedness to defray the cost of any such improvement in whole or in part, all undertakings and agreements and all proceedings of whatever nature had or made by it with reference to such improvement, and any such evidence of indebtedness are hereby validated and legalized; and such village or city is hereby empowered to complete the same, to pay any such evidences of indebtedness already issued, and to provide funds for the completion of any such improvement. Defective Page ment by proceeding as in this act provided Third. By striking out the following statement, the council shall be issued under the provisions of the ordinance to issue from the date of its passage", where the same appear at the end of said section. The council shall be in force from and after its passage. Approved Applicant II. V. I. No. 924. AN ACT to authorize and empower the city council or commissioner to issue 50,000 inhabitants to issue and sell municipal bonds for public public halls and auditorium for public halls. meetings of such tribes. Be it enacted by the legislature of the state of New York. Sec. 2. Nothing herein contained shall be deemed to be the bonds of any such city to such an amount of money, or the bonds actually issued by such city and still outstanding, together with the funds and bonds of such city, which shall be used for the payment of the fund or such city for the payment of the assessed valuation of the taxable property of such city, as shown by the last paragraph. Sec. 3. All bonds issued under authoritative seal of the city issuing them and signed by the city controller, and issued by the recorder, and codenamed by the city controller or corresponding authority, the proceeds of any and all bonds issued and placed in the city treasury of the city issuing them, the purpose of purchasing a public hall and auditorium for public meetings suitable grounds and buildings and the purchase of suitable grounds and the proceeds of such bonds or any thereof not be used for any other purpose. Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be approved April 11, 1903. CHAPTER 855-H. F. NO. 883 AN AMENDMENT, as amended by paragraph two (2) of section one (1), chapter five of the constitution, relating to school meetings in common population of fifty thousand (50,000) and population of fifty thousand (50,000) one hundred and fifty thousand (150,000). Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of theையon three thousand six hundred and seventy-eight (8875) of the General Laws of one thousand eight hundred and ninety-four (12,000) are amended by each of the 120 section one (1), a quarter fifteen (15) of the General Laws of the same number of the 120 section one (1), a quarter fifteen (15) of the General Laws for one thousand eight hundred and ninety-nine (1899), and the second of the 120 section one (1), a quarter of the school at school, a school district, be amended as to read as follows: The officers of each common school district shall be a director, treasurer and clerk, who shall be elected by ballot at the annual meeting, which shall be held on the third Saturday of July in each year, be a board of members of the school at school, a school District of the school at school and a district having over three hundred (2000) legal voters shall be divided by the school board of said district so that they shall be held within two months for each of the third hundred (800) voters or major fraction thereof, in all counties having a population of fifty thousand (60,000) or more and left the other the hundred and fifty thousand (150,000) of the school at school and be in force from and after its passage. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 21, 1905. CHAPTER 888-H. F. NO. 827. AN ACT to authorize the state drainage board to co-operate with the boards of county commissioners in any county wherein a county ditch is located to extend and enlarge certain ditches in the area. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of New York Section 1. That the state drainage board is hereby authorized to commissioner of each county wherein a county ditch is ditch now completed or in process of ditch now completed or in process of judgment may necessary or desirable. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be governed by the passage. Apparent April 21, 1983 OJIAPHER ST-ST- F. NO. 898 AN ACT to provide for the isolation of juveniles charged with cruelty or abuse to provide for the isolation of said juveniles at their Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of New York, in Section 1. It shall be the duty of every shelter warden to ensure the safety of persons under the age of sixteen with crime, in cities where such persons are to be provided a separate place of confinement and come in contact with prisoners of greater age. It shall be the duty of shelter warden to continue such classes of prisoners together during their said confinement. Sec. 2. No court or magistrate shall take a case to a fail or police station, pending a hearing. If a case is brought to the bail it may be committed to the care of a bail officer, who shall keep such child in some suitable court, or a county. Sec. 3. At any hearing or trial of a case, the teen charged with crime, the presiding officer, or the court, must produce of such minor into the court of the officers of the court; including regularly licensed attorneys and prosecute the case. cede to hear said cause with only the sound of the voice. 4. This act shall take effect and be in force from April 19, 1865. APRIL 19, 1865 CHAPTER 882-H. F. NO. 883. AN ACT to amend section 1240 of Gen- linale to permit the domain of villages. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: State of Minnesota: Section L. That section 1240 of General Statute for 1894 be amended so as to read as follows, to wit: Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and implement the provisions of its passage. Approved April 21, 1903. CHAPTER 289-H F. NO. 908. courtesies, tickets, and other similar coupons, tickets, and other similar sams to prevent deception and fraud in their use and to provide a penalty for their use. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: State of Minnesota: person, individual or corporation *w.* shall sell and deliver any similar devices to any person, or to any individual or individual with the promise or assurance of ownership of the person or corporation, will give or deliver to any person presenting such devices any money or goods, wages or merchandise, and cooperate with the advertised value of the device, shall print upon the face of said person, and shall upon the face of said person with which they may be redeemed, and shall upon demand and merchant of other similar devices in any whatever manner in cash or in goods, wages or merchandise, and shall upon demand or value so expressed or printed upon said person such holds, deceive goods, ware and merchandise, the Sec. 2. Any association, corporation or other similar devices, such as stamps, coupons, tickets or other similar devices shall, upon the failure to read and read stamps, coupons, tickets or similar devices prescribed in the first section thereof, the amount of their advertised value, and the amount of their association, corporation or individual selling, delivering or issuing such similar devices in a civil action in any court of competent jurisdiction, together with the reasonable attorneys' fee of an attorney for services rendered in the prosecution See S. 3. Any individual, association, corporation violating any of the provisions of the muldamaner, and upon conviction thereof shall be punished (75) nor over one hundred (100) dollars (or by imprisonment than sixty (60) days or more than nine months) upon conviction for a second offense shall be placed in the county jail for 20 (20) months. country join to Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after August 1, 1903. Approved April 21, 1908. CHAPTER 80-H. F. NO. 889. Chapter 81-G. F. NO. 889. Chapter 8. General Statutes of 1878, as amended, being section 60 of the Gen. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 21, 1903. CHAPTER 391-H. F. NO. 891. AN ACT to appropriate money for the purchase of land at the Rochester state hospital for the insane. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section I. That from any money in the state treasury, not otherwise appropriated, the sum of twelve hundred (1200) dollars be and the same is hereby appropriated, to be used by the state board of control for the purchase of additional lands at the Rochester state hospital for the insane. 85c. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 21, 1903. CHAPTER 892—H. F. NO. 859. AN ACT making certain assessments for street grading in cities of over (50,000) inhabitants void and of no effect. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. In all cities of over 50,000 inhabitants where an assessment for the grading of any street has been levied and the street or any part thereof has not been graded within five (5) years after the levying of the assessment for such grading, and assessment covering that portion of the street which has not been graded is hereby declared to be null, void and of no effect. Provided, nothing in this act shall render any city liable to make refundments on account of any such assessment where they would not otherwise be liable to do so. alent with this not the art nor hereby appealed. The not the art not the art take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 21, 1866. CHAPTER 383-H - F. NO. 825. AN ACC to protect the rights o employees, servants, laborers and persons employed, and to provide a penalty for failure to make demands upon or requirements Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That it shall be unlawful for any individual or corporation or member of any firm, or any agent, officer of employee of any company, or officer of employee of the company, or to prevent any person from obtaining a consent of holding employment, or to discharge or to procure or attempt to procure a exchange of property from the company or to pay a person of such person having engaged in any strike. Sec. 2. It shall be unlawful for any individual or corporation or member of any firm, or any agent, or employee of any company or to acquire or to acquire a exchange of property from any company or corporation or to require from any person, as a condition to to any contract of employment, any written agreement between any written statement as to his personal record, except as to conviction for crime or misdemeanor, for a period of time, or for a time, or for a time of making application for such employment, and the use or requirement by any such individual or corporation or to provide a notice of the contribution of the employment said of blanks or forms of application for employment in contravention of the provisions of this act are hereby forbidden. Section 2. It shall be unlawful for the provisions of this act shall be deemed a misdemeanor and shall be punishable by a fine not exceeding $100,000, or by imprisonment in a course shall be for a period not exceeding three months. Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be in effect on its passage. Approved April 21, 1863. CHAPTER 944-H. F. NO. 883. AN ACT relating to the decision of court, when made and penalties for failure to make within a period. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: State of Minnesota: Section 1. Upon the trial of an issue of fat and fat-free-to-fat court, a decision shall be in writing. All questions of fact and law and all motions, and matters which were submitted heretofore or which shall hereafter be submitted to a judge in the decision of this case shall be decided by him and his decision or disposition shall be filed in the office of said probate court. In the files of said matter or cause, within ninety (00) days after such submission, unless prevented by any of the possible study. That the provision of this act shall be construed as a mandatory and not directory, and the county auditor is hereby directed not to sign or to issue a warrant on the court or to deliver a payroll of the salary of any or any installment of the salary of any probate judge of the probate court of this state, unless the voucher or requisition for such warrant filed with the county is not held in the case of the paid or unpaid law, and the judge requesting such warrant, that all matters submitted to him for decision ninety days or more prior to the filing of said affidavit have been provided. The case of the unpaid decision has been prevented by sickness or unavoidable casuality within the limitation of time herein fixed, said affidavit shall state the facts excusing the delay, and the making and filing of a case of affidavit shall be deemed just in case of complaint to the governor of this state. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and implement the following provisions: Approved April 21, 1960. CHAPTER 1. No. 648 A legal acknowledgments of conventions and other instruments and procedures. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section I. That all acknowledgments to any conveyances or other instruments are herebefore taken by, and all oaths administered by any person previously appointed or elected, and then acting as a notary public or other officer authorized to take such acknowledgments or administer such oaths, who was at the time of the taking of such acknowledgment or the administering such oath, a member of the legislature of the State of Minnesota, and the same are hereby legalized and made of the same validity as though at the time of taking such acknowledgments or administering such oaths, such person was not a member of such legislature; and the record of such conveyances or other instruments is hereby declared to be legal and valid and effectual for all purposes. Provided, that the provisions of this act shall not apply to or affect any action or proceeding now pending in any court of this state. Bec. 2. This act shall take effect and impose the provisions of its passage. Approved April 21, 1968. CHAPTER 808-H. F. NO. 847 1. General Laws of Minnesota for the taxation of real estate; providing for population and development, and no sale and disposition of much delinquent real estate; imposing taxes upon real estate so delinquent of taxes upon real estate so delinquent. quent. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That section 60 of chapter 10, 1902, and be the same is hereby amended Section 60 of Laws of Takes-Grantor and property shall be a perpetual lien thereof and on all structures on all minerals therein, from and including the date of the same are paid; but as between graft and graft until the first Monday of January of the same are paid. SE. 2. This act shall take effect and the following shall be its passage. Approved April 21, 1956. CHAPTER 297-H. F. NO. 829. AN ACT entitled an act providing for the construction and prescribing a penalty, and the State of Minnesota. The contractor, person, firm, or corporation use or causes to be used any building or other construction, such materials to be used in the construction of any building or other construction, such materials to be used in the construction of any building engaged in constructing such building, such materials to be used in the construction of any building engaged in constructing such building, such materials to be used orenced in on all sides by a barrier of suitable material at the entrance of the building, ever, that this bill shall not apply in any Sec. 2. Any contractor, person, firm or corporation violating this rule shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall be fined not more than twenty-five dollars nor more not less than $10,000. One night, 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 21, 1903. CHAPTER 898-H. F. NO. 585. AN ACT to amend section one (1) of chapter three hundred and forty-one (341). General L. Minnesota, 1903, relating to the allowance of expenses of county superintendents of schools. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That section one (1) of chapter three hundred and forty-one (341) (some of the same) Minnesota, 1901, is hereby amended so as to read as follows: Section 1. That in all counties in this state composed of thirty-six (36) townships or more, where the salary of the county superintendents of schools does not exceed the sum of twelve hundred (1,200) dollars per annum, the board of county commissioners may allow such superintendent a reasonable sum for traveling expenses, but the expenses so allowed shall not be of the aggregate, exceed the sum of two hundred and fifty (250) dollars in any year. The provisions of this act shall apply to counties where the compensation of the superintendent is fixed by special act as well as in the same is established by the general law. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in effect from the date of its enactment. Approved April 21, 1986. CHAPTER 300-H. F. NO. 522 contracts for printed blanks, blank books, printed supplies, including election ballots. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State. Section I. That in all counties of this state, the number of fifty thousand (60,000), and less than one hundred (100) board of county commissioners, before board, blank, black books, printed supplies, and blank books, blank books. shall instruct the county auditor to advertise for bids for such printing by the county commissioners, then holding the contract for printing and advertising shall set forth the kind or description of printed using in the various types of paper, and the date, on which the advertisement shall be posted by the board of county commissioners; and shall also notify prospective bidders that the county commissioners have penned by a certified check, or its equivalent in money, equal to the amount of the contract. Sec. 2. At the time specified in such missionaries shall proceed to open and examine such bids, and shall accept, the bid of the commissioners shall proceed to open and examine price, and preference shall be given by the county commissioners to the printing it is to be done; provided, that the printing it is to be done shall be made further, that the successful bidder, and may readvertise and subsequently let the contract under the condition be provided further, that the successful bidder, before commending the county and such successful bidder shall furnish, shall furnish for the benefit of the county a good and sum- amount as the board of county commissioners faithful compliance with the contract. Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be approved April 21, 1965. Approved April 21, 1965. CHAPTER 40-H. F. NO. 802. AN ACT entitled "An Act to legalize and require or authorized by law to be made in a newspaper, and the records there- Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: State of Minnesota: all cases where any general law, probate notice, or other notices published in a newspaper, has been herein noticesory law in the number of cases published during the period of one year prior to the commencement thereof, conflated in paper contained in section 1, chapter 83, amendments thereof, except to the laws, all publications thereof, law, all such publications and the publications are hereinafter legal for all purposes, publication thereon was on file in the other auditor of the court, the publication was a davit conforming to the provisions of 1883, and amendments thereof. and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 21, 1883. AN ACT to permit the use of fifthouses within this state. Section 1. That on all inland lakes of this state a boat must be taken of taking pickers, suckers and red horses from the fifteenth day on each year, provided that any person deemable application for a permit for such boat the board of game and fish commission may be to be used by him for the purpose of taking pickers, suckers and red horses not be for commercial purposes, which application shall be accompanied by a person shall be permitted to use more than one Sec. 2. Any person violating any of the provisions of this act shall be so prosecuted as to have the conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine of not less than ten (10) dollars or by a fine imprisonment for not less than ten (10) days nor more than thirty (30) days for the conviction. See 3. This act shall take effect and implement the provisions of its passage. Approved April 21, 1966. CHAPTER 402-H. F. NO. 775. INCLUDES: CITIES in this state, and additions there to and subdivisions thereof, and the be it enacted by the legislature of the state. Section 1. That in all cases where plats or what purport to be plats of any town or cities in this state, or of additions thereof to or subdivisions thereof, or copies thereof, fall to identify and show correctly upon their face, the tract of land covered or intended to be covered thereby, the surveyors, or one of them, who laid out or surveyed the same, and in case said surveyors or surveyor shall have died, or his or their place of abode be unknown, or he or they be unable or refuse to make or execute such certificates, one or more of the original proprietors of such land may make and file in the office of the register of deeds of the county wherein such lands are situated, a certificate, duly acknowledged by him or them, as deeds are acknowledged, wherein shall be set forth a full description of the lands actually covered and intended to be covered by said plat. If such certificate be made by a pro- fessor, it should be added to the addition or subdivision, the same shall also be sworn to by him or them as be- came certificate, so acknowledged and verified, or the certificate of the issuer of deeds in a book by him provided for that purpose, entitled "book of plat or the book they shall uponnote upon such plat or the office as aforesaid, and referred to in such certificate, the fact of such filing and the record of such filing is recorded and he shall receive from the fees provided by law for similar services. And such certificate, or such plat, be prima facie evidence, in all cases as to the lands covered by said Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force in its passage. Approved April 21, 1963. CHAPTER 400-H. F. NO. 789. AN ACT to provide for the issuance of certificates on packing house products. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of New York. Section 1. All persons, firms or corporations engaged in the slaughtering of cattle, sheep and hogs, and dealing in the various products therefrom, who own or control the buildings wherein such business is conducted or such commodities stored, may issue warehouse certificates for any of such commodities actually on hand and in store, the property of the person, firm or corporation issuing such certificates, and it may by such method sell, assign, transfer, pledge or accumulated such commodity to the amount described in such certificate. Such certificates shall contain the name and address of the person, firm or corporation issuing them, and the name and address of the party to whom issued, the location of the warehouse, building or other place where the commodity therein described is stored, the date of the issuance of such certificate, the quantity of each commodity therein mentioned, the brands or marks of identification thereon, if any, and be signed by the person or firm issuing the same, unless issued by the corporation, which case they shall be signed by such corporation. It is secretary or business manager, if it has such manager other than its secretary. Sec. 2. Before any such person, firm or organization, warehouse certificate, or it must lie in the office of the register of deeds in the building is building a written declaration giving the name of the person or residence that the person or residence is controlling that the person or residence is house or other place for the sale and purchase of the property. Designation 1 of this act, a correct description of the property, and such declaration who has any interest in the land upon which it is situated, such a declaration made by the party making the same before some officer authorized to take action on such a declaration, recorded in a book to be kept for such purpose, shall also be filed in the office of the town clerk, village recorder or city clerk, where such business is conducted, the where such business is conducted, the charitable recorder is filed a record which a record is kept of a book in which a record is kept of charitable gages, and the party making such declarations indexing such declaration, and the public Sec. 3. Each certificate issued by any person on the back thereof a statement GENERAL LAWS OF MINNESOTA PASSED AT THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION OF 1903. that the party issuing it has complied with the party's requirements in the section, giving the book, page and name of the county where the record of such a party is filed in the office of the town clerk, the filing in the office of the county clerk, in required, and when such certificate is assigned to the commodities effect of transferring to the holder thereof or to the commodities effect of transferring to the holder thereof, as assigned by written indemnity thereon, which shall transfer the title to the com- possible summary evidence of ownership in such holder. No record or other notice must be given to the holder of the certificate as against subse- Sec. 4. All certificates given under the agreement or by the party issuing them in a book kept for that purpose, showing the date of the party to whom issued, the quantities of goods delivered, the theretoin, and the brands or other distinctions of the book shall be open to the inspection of any person who may be outstanding and in force, or his agent or attorney; and when any certificate is delivered to the holder thereof, or it in any other manner, or such delivery or other termination of such liability, the party to which the certificate is received with the original entry of the issuer Sec. 5. No person, firm or corporation may take any of the commodities enumerated in this chapter unless such property is acquired by the person or firm mentioned therein, being the place where such commodity is stored, and it is duly deposited by the lawful holder of such commodity, or contract between the warehouse and the person to whom such certificates was issued, its remaining in store; and no second certificate, or any part thereof, was issued to the man sold, incumbered, shipped, transferred or removed from the warehouse or stored at the time such certificates was stored in the holder thereof. By the violation of any of the provisions of this chapter may recover his actual damages, which may, in addition, done, in addition thereto, excemnt damage in any sum not exceeding double the sum of the certificates, shall be found and returned by spec Sec. 7. Any person who shall willfully alter or destroy any register of certificates provided for in this chapter, or issue any receipt of certificate without entering and preserving in such book the registered memorandum; or who shall knowingly issue any certificate herein provided for when the commodity or commodities therein enumerated are not in fact in the building or buildings it is certified they are in, or who shall, with intent to defraud, issue a second or other certificate for any commodity for which, or for any form of valid certificate is outstanding and in force shall, while another valid certificate for any part of the commodities mentioned in this chapter is outstanding and in force, sell, in-number, ship, transfer or remove from the warehouse or building where the same is stored, any such certified property, or knowingly permit the same to be done, without the written consent of the holder of such certificate, or if any person, knowing, received, and such property or helps to remove the same, shall, upon conviction, be punished by a fine not exceeding ten thousand dollars, or by imprisonment in the penitentiary, not exceeding five years. Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and implement the provisions of its passage. Approved April 21, 1906. STATE OF MINNESOTA. B. J. E. Hannon, secretary of state of Minnesota, do hereby certify that the legislature of 1906 have been commanded by the legislature of 1906 have been commanded in the office of the secretary of state deposed in the office of the secretary of state and correct copies of all laws. In testimony wherefore I have hereunto signed the 22th April 1906. B. J. E. Hannon. LONG-LIVED MERCHANTS. Old-Timers Reached an Age Which Few Now Attain. Last year saw the death of many old-time New York merchants—John Daniel, Hugh O'Neill, Peter Hoe, Tiffany Stiem H. Wales, Charles Broadway, Rous, The metallica continues with the demise of James McCreery and Joseph Parke within a fortnight. As mercantile life goes now, a business man of sixty is not so good an insurance risk as a sea captain and hardly is a small, that is a great risk. The competition and so vast and varied are the responsibilities of the executive control of large merchandising interests. Too frequently the apopetic stroke or the softening of the brain tissues or the mind, a collapse propents the attainment of the three-day at least at the end of the best periods of life should but be beginning. But is hard work alone responsible for the earlier breakdown? Most of these old-timers were notable for the fact that they lived on to a green age—and a robust and hearty old fellow of whom he would be of such that they were veterans lagging superfluous on the stage. McCreery, for example, lived to be seventy-eight; Daniel, eighty-one; Parke, eighty; Hoe, eighty-one; Wales, seventy-seven; Tiffany Stiem H. Wales, seventy-eight. One is led to wonder whether an inherited sturdiness of physique had most to do with their length of years or whether the main contributing cause should be looked for in their simplicity of life, following the early habit of frugality. They began their business as in the hamburger way, office boy and minor clerks, they worked hard and as long and with probably as many worries as shall merchants now busy amassing fortunes. But when prosperity arrived they maintained the even tenor of temperance that safeguards the physical and mental health and conduces to longevity. The spontaneous expenditure for them, no. automobiles in record-breaking races across Jersey, no' equine diners are, no. The search for excitement in its freak forms but a quiet and dignified existence in the leisurely elegance of great wealth. To enjoy riches rationally and to retain a sound mind in a sound body of years after the pleasure-seeking millionaires, in�, no. The life which the great something out of life is, which the sensation-hungry rich man does not realize.—New York Evening World. A Rural Free Delivery Patron. When the idea of a system for free drive of men in the rural district was first suggested in this comment, he was regarded as preposterous. Even the people who would benefit most by such systems were also to see how feasible and possible it would be to work well in the member the change of heart of one resident of Hibernian origin, in the district which is the honor to be special agents of the government. This is when he was first proposed to introduce the system into his neighborhood, was loud in his protest against it. He not only dissatisfied with the situation he considered it, and would have none of it. After the installed he refused to have a box or a box to allow the carrier to leave his mail to the post office, though rain or shine to the postoffice, thrice a week in his paper. Meeting the carrier on his rounds one day he said to him: "It's a very good time." The carrier explained that he had to be on the other occasion Mr. B. approached him on the subject of a box. He thought he was the next time he was a trial. He was for long he was unthusiastic if it began taking a daily paper instead of the thrice weekly news service he had employed, and soon he was welcome to the champion of the rural delivery. He all come to him. One day, going over the route, I stopped at his gate. I knew better to say, "Mr. B., I believe you do not like the service." Indeed and I do, man, he replied, quite as fast as I was myself that thinks if I asked anything more of the government I'd be a darned hog! This last seems to be the general feeling among patrons of the rural free delivery system. It is a significant fact that Mr. B. is not alone in having now a daily paper instead of the usual weekly or thrice weekly one. The free delivery system has done more than any one other thing to draw the world together through the daily news service. The average farmer is too tired at night to travel to the postoffice for his daily paper, but the news of the world has no more intelligent readers than the farmers.—W. C. R. Hazard in the Household for May. A prerogative of the underwriters postscript. INDEX TO THE GENERAL LAWS OF MINNESOTA Passed at the Legislative Session of 1903. ADULTERATION OF FOODS AND OTHER PRODUCTS. Chapter. To regulate the manufacture and sale of vinegar ..... 57 To amend the law relating to adulteration of dairy products ..... 155 To define articles of food for human use and prevent adulteration thereof ..... 163 To regulate the manufacture and sale of amber cane or sorghum ..... 187 To amend the law relating to the adulteration of spices ..... 257 To prevent the sale of food mixed with chemicals ..... 200 APPROPRIATIONS Legislative expenses Legislative schooling Publication of constitutional amend- ments Louisiana Purchase exposition Louisiana Purchase To maintain attorney Youre To maintain attorney Roosevelt Omnibus appropriations Omnibus road and bridge Omnibus road and bridge To purchase land at Rochester State Banks and Savings Associations To provide for the disposition of un- claimed dividends of banks in liquid- ity To amend the law relating to safety To amend the law relating to savings assumptions to the law relating to building, loan and savings associations To amend the law relating to savings banks and their investments .... To abolish days of grace ..... To authorize savings banks to invest BOARD OF CONTROL: BOARD OF DEPUTY To authorize to settle certain matters of dispute .... To provide for execution of con- tracts CITIES AND VILLAGES. All money received by them .... All money received by them .... Issue certificates of indebtedness .... By cities school buildings .... By cities school buildings .... To allow cities or villages of 10,000 tion of villages ..... to amend law relating to waterworks and electric lights in villages ..... and certain incorporations of villages. aid in certain cases..... To empower council units to sell mu- teries. To authorize village council to assemble a village council, to legalize certain acts of village jurisdiction, to bridge the gap between village and bridge, to laws relating to the addition of territory to certain villages, and to laws relating to the addition of territory to certain villages. To amend the law relating to the vacant land in the city of New York To amend the law relating to the collection of judgments against the landlord in the city of New York To amend the law relating to the collection of judgments against the landlord in the city of New York To authorize certain cities to issue the mortgage bonds in the city of New York To legalize expenditure of money for the construction of street railway lines. To authorize the construction of street railway lines. To charge electric power, gas etc. To authorize a pension fund for retire- ment policies. To allow certain cities to construct an approach to a park without petitions To legalize certain floating indebtedness cultural fairs..... To legalize certain bonds..... To legalize certain bonds..... To authorize certain cities to provide water and light..... To enable the acquirement of building line easements..... To provide for the disposition of the land to the village. To unmand the law relating to the incorporation of certain villages. To pass a proposed charter. To assign titles to replace side- cases To amend the "home rule" city law charter law ..... To amend the law relating to the appointment of park commissioners The Town of Minneapolis care of Minneapolis court, house To provide for assessments for building sidewalks in certain cities...... To refund unearned liquor licenses...... To authorize villages to issue bonds To empower certain cities to acquire To authorize certain cities to acquire To authorize certain cities to extend waterworks To authorize certain cities to issue bonds To amend a law authorizing certain cities to issue bonds, To authorize certain officers, To authorize certain cities to establish sewers cities to authorize certain cities to acquire land for park purposes.....544 to extend the application of certain provisions of law relating to the in- certainty of constables, etc. fees.....575 to fix constables, etc. fees.....575 to improve certain improvements in certain villages.....575 to empower certain cities to issue the law relating to eminent domain of villages.....584 to amend the law relating to eminent domain of villages.....584 to permit correction of certain plats.....602 Relating to school funds, education and science.....25 Relating to criminal proceedings.....25 CORPORATIONS. to grant religious corporations certi- nary to validate transfers of property.....41 to amend the law relating to incor- porations of Young Men's Christian associations.....91 to legalize certain corporations.....91 images to validate for incorporation of or- nate districts of Katolica Slovenia, etc.....152 to publish a publication of articles of incorporation.....171 to authorize certain publications of extinct incorporations.....303 381 To authorize the extension of corporations in certain or about another COUNTRIES. 382 To legalize certain county bonds. 21 To issue certificates of indebtedness. 383 To authorize appropriations by boards of commissioners for improvements in or about another county. 7a To authorize the transfer of records from one county to another. 84 To provide for the bonding of coun- sellors to amend the law authorizing boards of commissioners to appropriate sons for money illegally collected sons for fees To amend the law relating to the re- payment of refund, etc. To sue bonds for building a court house To amend the law providing for the organization of new counties. To compel county commissioners to sell property To provide office supplies for coun- sellors to compel county commissioners to logalize bonds for building coun- sellors to the law relating to man- agement of county jail To pay for copying neglected records certain payments to county attorney To authorize courts to pur- sure bonds To amend the law relating to claims To provide for carrying money from To amend the laws relating to man- power, to authorize the issuing of authorities holding funds. . . . To amend the laws relating to pub- licity. . . . To regulate the letting of contracts. COUNTY OFFICER5 To provide for a vice chairman of the county surveyors' association. To regulate the compartment of county surveyors in certain counties. To amend the law authorizing deputy county surveyors. To provide for a shearer's residence and boarding of prisoners in certain counties. To amend the law relating to the pay of county commissioners...... To require county attorneys in certain counties to prosecute misdeed 4 To provide for appointment of certain county officers to demand fultiques from juices to demand the law relating to horseies, thief bounties, or other cases of county attorneys to provide for the leல்லation of permit to provide with crime. To provide punishment for neglect to amend children to pay a bounty for arrest of horse theves to prevent purfering grain. To prevent exposure of clipped animals to provide state agent to supervise paroled prisoners to amend the penal code (Sunday to provide for the isolation of juvenile criminals). DISTRICT COURTS. ELECTIONS To permit townships to hold election towers to amend the law regulating elec- tions To amend the law regulating elec- tions To provide for sending official bails to clerks To amend the law relating to official bails to amend the law relating to primary bails to place constitutional amendments on a separate ballot. **GAME AND FISH.** To establish a fish hatchery at Glen- mont to preserve game and fish To permit the use of houses. **GAME DEFECTION.** To amend the law regulating ware- houses. **INSANE AND INERHABE** To regulate the law regulating ware- houses to the hospital for the insane. INSURANCE. Relating to the tax paid by fire insurance companies upon premiums. To amend the law relating to certain mutual companies ... To amend the law relating to ownership mutual insurance companies. To amend the insurance code. To provide for the reinsurance of certain mutual companies. To amend the insurance code. To amend the hall insurance law. To regulate fraternal beneficiary associations. To amend the law providing for the incorporation of life insurance companies. To regulate beneficiary associations. To amend the law relating to publication of annual statements. To amend the law authorizing mutual creamery insurance companies. JUSTICES AND JUSTICE COURTS. To amend the law relating to justices of the peace. LOGS AND LUMBER. To provide for filing instruments relating to standing, timber, stone, etc. To authorize the building of dams in certain rivers. To require the surveyor general to inspect cedar posts, etc. MILITARY To legalize certain army bonds. ..... 10 To limit the railway code. ..... 10 To prevent the railway code. ..... 10 To compile history of Spanish war volunteers ..... 10 MISCELLANEOUS. To divide the Thirty-three Legislative district of the city of St Paul. To amend the law relating to the incorporation of Masonic bodies. ..... 10 To authorize the enlargement of certain courts. To regulate trading stamps. To provide for the enclosure of certain products. To legalize certain publications. To provide for the issuance of warrants on packing house products. MUNICIPAL COURTS. To legalize organization of certain courts. To amend the law relating to municipal courts in cities of less than 5,000. To establish courts in certain villages ..... PUBLIC SECTION To authorise contract for printing supreme court reports ..... PUBLIC SECTION To provide for printing reports of the courts ..... PUBLIC SECTION To amend the law relating to the publication of the legislative manuscript ..... PUBLIC SECTION To amend the law relating to public PROBATE COURTS. counties issuing to appeals from probate code. To amend the probate code. To amend the probate code. To amend the probate code. in the office of the judge of probate for the relief of exequencies, state officials, ministrators without notice, and probate code. of probate court in certain counties to legalize sales made by executors. to judge cases in certain counties. to distribute of intestate estates. to counts of executors. to regulate the decision of probate code. PUBLIC LIBRARIES. To amend the laws relating to public to provide for maintenance of law libraries in cities of 200,000 or more libraries and reading rooms. To provide for the maintenance of to codify the state library law. RAIL ROADS. To regulate the hours of employment and fremen To regulate the consultation of compulsory lines of railroad To regulate the commissioning of the railroad commission, establishing the railroad commission To provide the removal of passenger deposits To regulate the loading of cars by shippers REAL ESTATE AND MORTGAGES. To make the time for foreclosing To determine the descent of real estate To provide for filing and recording wills To utilize the transfer of certain real estate To utilize the medical certificates of sale, sale, etc. To utilize the transfer of certain property To utilize the transfer of certain cases To amend the mortgages To amend the law relating to foreclosure United States for the renewal of certain records Commissioners of certain real estate To make sales of real estate under a license of probate court To legalize the defective execution To authorize the state auditor to deed To legalize the filing and recording of deeds in newly organized county To legalize conveyances from husband To legalise defective acknowledgements of deeds the title of real estate in certain cases ... to the sale of mineral lands ... To legalise acknowledgements of contempt of the law relating to registration of land ... To amend the law relating to sale of mineral land relating to mortgages by action ... To legalise the foreclosure of mortgages by charge of mortgages ... To legalise certain acknowledgments Defective Page To confirm certain school bonds... To confirm certain instruction in certain school districts... To legalize certain bonds... To legalize certain districts... To amend the law providing for special instruction in state high schools. STATE OFFICERS: To fix the salary of the attorney general To fix the salary of public examiner. SUPREME COURT. TAXATION 403 Relating to the levy of taxes for property.....150,000 or more .....13 To amend property.....13 To amend collection of taxes in certain cases.....49 To amend the land tax estate tax judge.....49 To amend law relating to taxation.....49 To assess tax for agricultural school.....120 To prevent fraud in service of notice.....120 To amend law relating to penalty.....120 To authorise the refund of taxes.....179 To amend the law defining newspaper for publication of delinquent tax liabilities.....179 To tax freight line companies.....179 To tax freight lines to transfer of real estate.....27 TOWNS AND TOWNSHIP OFFICER To amend the law relating to vaca- tion of town buildings. To amend the law relating to the election of supervisors, etc. ..... To validate certain bonds. To authorize issuance of bonds Of An Old Slave's Devotion. The Story Listened to in a Deserted Graveyard in Alabama. WHILE traveling in Alabama I was yard that gave evidence of his war, tying my horse to one of the posts of the former fence, which I had leashed, and I picked my way through the tangled vines which had been cut out, but picturequeque continuation. Several costly monumentals lichen-covered and weathered, with their slowly ascending to the ravages of the wood, were fully proportioned especially drew my attention through a wilderness of wild flowers that vied with one another in their southland skies. As I neared the marble shaft, I saw a woman within the iron fence, caring for a grave, while also softly sang an old woman, who thought herself alone, I cut through her, but as she was still oblivious of my presence, I greeted her with Good She looked from side to side, then arose slowly from her kneeling position, assisted by a strong walking stick, grasped tightly in her right hand, which was bedecked with brass rings, one on each finger, that gave a quaint charm to the ebony hand, small but knotty and misshaped from the humanism, which expiated the presence of the numerous rings for the colored folks of the South believe these are beneficial in such cases. "Howdy, Mist'ess; I didn't 'spect to see anybody in dis yere lonely place," she said, dragging her feet along slowly until she reached the ruinous fence and grasped it for support. Expresses: In the first and curiosity in the place, which seemed to please her very much, and opening the old rickety gate, she invited me to rest, awhile on the rusty settee within the inclosure. She quickly untied her clean check approach, and spread it over the weather-beaten seat adding: "Dis yere chair not fit on for a nice coat like you's got on Mist'ess. It's be yere so long dat de pain done wored off." I felt to decline the old "auntlie" apron might make her less communicative, and I wanted to hear her talk of anti-bellum days which still have a charm for the younger generation. After making myself comfortable, and thanking the woman for her invitation, I asked her to tell me something of herself and the old graveyard. "I suppose this is the grave of a relative," I remarked, pointing to the one she had so carefully attended. "Well, honey, date's a leadin' questin, as young Marse Bill used to say, an I'll come to it arter awhile. As you can see, I's mighty white-headed an' old, an' if you know anything 'bout a niggah, you know day is 'bleged to be old when del'head is as white as mine is. I was born in the Virginny, near Richmond, an' belonged to one of de'fust families. If you know anything 'bout dem, you know dat day didn't believe in sellin' deis- claves. No, dat day didn't. Slaves. No, at day didn't. "Now I come into the world on the very night of 25th of December, 1839, at my young mat'less did. An' whispers, and I'm so very young," says Jazly, of Marster give me to my young Mist'ess to keep for life. That was his words, as near as I kin rec'ect. Well dem was pow'ful happy days, till young Mars Bill from Alabama come up to Richmond and w'eddin an' not oyes on young Mistess, an' fell in love wid her. That nearly killed ol' Marster an' Miss Bettie, what was her aunt, an' done riz her when her mother died. Ol Marster tried to seunde on your Mistess not only day gentleman any country, but Lord I, he'll day made matters worse, an' de first ting I knowed. I was on my way to New York, did Miss Bettie, an' young Mist'ess to get her weddin finery. I sleep on de floor nights in deir room. That I did, an' walt'in, "When we got back home do w'eddin trivites was sont out, an' in two weeks of Marster's home was de scene of the biggest gatherin in the kentry for miles. All the gentry came an brought deft savants, an' we did plenty of controlled, as an� was making a dat dores was no lack of niggahs. While the young white gemmen was a-courtin' de young ladies in de parlors, or on de front gallery, de cullud boys was a-carryin on wid ol' Master's likeest house gals, de back gallery. an" down at de colons, "i presume you were one of the like- lest house gals." I managed to say, as she drew a deep sigh, and continued: No, dat I wasn't; I was in better company, that night. I had to help dress my young Mist'ess. I put the fine diamond yerebobs in her pretty yereses, an fastened de shin' star what Mars Bill said was his mother's in her braided hair, what shined like gold in the candle light, an Roxana, one of the house gas, an carther her long white satin train down, de stairs when she's�ned Mars Bill on de landin'. Lord! Mist'ess, dat fest as plain to my ol' eyes as de night I saw it. "Well, when de weddin was over, an de time for goin' away done came. ol' Marster took my young Mist'ess off to himself an toth her he wasn't goin' to goin' her a thong, he won't goin' to sheer, 'cause if he give her any niggaha, her husband might sell 'em when he tuck de notion. Young Mist'ess 'greed to dis, all but leavin' me, 'cause I'd been riz up wid her, since I was knee high to a duck an young Mars Bill wouldn't dare sell me, she 'lowed. Well, dat was on of de times when de honey chill'e counted her chickens for down the hatched. So soon as dis matter was settled, we went away an 'left of Marster an' Miss Bottie an' de nigrahs a-cryvin'. In the same time her son had tuck my ol' man an' gone to Texas to raise cotton on an' Mist'ess daughter, Bettie, done married a Yankee officer an' gone to Cal- forny. So when my Mist'ess died, nobody but her ol' servants was with her an' when she bid dem good-by-and-to-thank dem for stayin' w'd her she told 'em to all our days. An' meet her in heaven. Well, on day of de funeral, a rarer de minister with his long black gown an' white neck tie, done read de services, we family servants, 'cordin to Mist'ess wishes was 'lowed to sing Mist'ess favorite hymn, an' ol" Nick. What a good man! I'll buy, prayed a prayer and the old folks had done looked deir last at my dear Mist'ess, do the cullud ones did de same an' as de lid was put on de coffin, I drapped a white rose what she loved, on her folded han's. Den de men servants tuck hold of the coffin han'les, an' wid his off, wanked down de garden path to do the yere prave-yard; while the yere fine white gentlemen, will black on deir arms, acted as honorable all the nearers. "Now, mistress, I proved one thing to my known", that all niggahs are not a feared of ha'nts, "cause arter de harvest moon done riz, I stole back to mist'ess grave, an' sat dere a-cryn' till de great red ball went down behind dat chump of willers over yonder, an' de 'possum an' de coon done crawled into dere holes. As for dat mon'ment, mist'ess wouldn't h'erd to dat foolishness if she'd been livin', "cause she allus 'lowed it was wrong to put so much money on de dead, when he livin' was often starvin' for bread." "She'd a eight rather had dat dogwood tree for a headstone, wid its creamy blossoms patched up wid brown velvet spots, what looked like her eyes, and what de good marster had growed hisself, an would care for when human han's was "But mist'ess's children an' kin in 'Virginlinny thought, dat wasn't good," thought for quality, "it's a daffron," he said. "I would be a look an' un. wid only an' of' oman to look arter it. Well, when de will, was done read, everybody what stayed long with us." He was a little more than was, an' to Callie-da's me-she 'lowed a cabin an' one acre of lan' an money to keep an in the air. He was a long time to keep the children who is far away from here now, an' de servants is all gone 'cept me an' it's stayed right yere to be neatly to do it. He is a good time to try in hard to save of marater, an when I reach dem golden gates, if de gates keep the good let you see a black all has got to do is to call for my young mist'ess, an when he looks through dem shinn's bars an' sees me a-waltin' dere, a hailin' may now follow you, you have a faithful, some right in" — Green, in Springfield Republican. Forrest Preservation in Russia. In the northern departments of Russfle the forests used to seem so huge that they were very large, they were very large, they were very exhaustible, but of late years they have been cut down so recklessly that the minis of imperial iomains has issued several reports of theளை, the case of that the indiscriminate wood cutting in Northern Europe requires checking lim- the law of the United States and the other destroyed. Large tracts of land are now partially disforested, and un- many Russian provinces will be entirely denuded. Of course there has been no progress in the future, and it has been to take the place of those that have been done for the Russian peasant would never think of doing such a thing unless he were With the disappearance of the trees, the climate will, of course, alter and the tree to a country. The mountains of Daimalai once covered with thick forests, but individual trees thinned the slopes so much that the soil was covered of the trees; the mountains were in course of time washed bare and what was now nothing but barren rock, and it is to stop some such disaster that the miners—Minneapolis Lumberman. WEEKS RECORD IN MINNESO The Salary City and Salary City Folk- Newy Itemo of Social, Religious and General Matters Among the People, Belied Down. WANTED-SEVERAL PERSONS OF CHIEF AND FEDERAL PERSONAGE in each state (one in this county required) to represent and advertise of the good solid financial standing. Salary $21.00 weekly with expens- sional additional, all head office. direct. Wednesday from head offices. Horse and carriage furnished when neces- sary. References. Enclose self-addressed Colonial Co. 34 Dearton R., Chicago. Order your Book Beer right away and be sure you get Hamm's. Half soils, served, 55c; rubber heels, 40c; Phone 1556-J2. Jarvis. $3 E.4t. "I haven't paid $5.00 for a hat since I have worn the Gordon and I buy the best." Owen Davis and Henry Threadcraft have been reappointed on the staff of Coral Custodian by Gov. Van Sant. The Thanksgiving service of the Odd Fellows will be held at Pilgrim Baptist church the second Sunday in May. WANTED—A first-class barber who is sober and industrious. Address H. E. Johnson. 27 East Superior street, Duluth, Minn. Arrangements are being made for a grand entertainment by the Odd Fellows, of which future announcements / The Mon's Sunday Club will meet at Pilgrim Baptist Church to-morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock p. m. Public cordially invited. Mrs. E. J. Allen has closed her place of business on Seventh street, and anyone wishing to leave orders for work should call at 602 Wabasha. WANTED—A first class barber, wages $15.00 per week. Apply to John S. Clay, Winnipeg, Can. None but first class men need apply. Miss Mary J. Kearll has organized a Foley, in hair-dressing, manicuring and facial treatments, in the Chamber of Commerce building. The most popular place for people who take their meals down town is John Godfrey's. No. 552 Wabasha street. Everything neat, clean and well cooked. Preparation for setting up a new lodge of U. B. F.'s is being made and a number of our prominent citizens have signified their intention of joining the same. Look for it for the big entertainment at Twin City Hall Monday, May 18th. Musical, Literary, Military Drill, Banquet. The event of the season. Is your hair straight? If not, send 50 cents to Ozonized Ox Marrow Co., 76 Wabash avenue, Chicago, Ill., for a bottle of Ozonized Ox Marrow and you can easily straighten it. Gentlemen wishing nice furnished rooms, with all conveniences, the week or month, at reasonable rates, should apply at the Benton House, 228 West Third street, up stairs. FURNISHED ROOMS—Nicely furnished rooms for rent by the day week, except Ninth street, St. Peter and Exchange streets. Transients accommodated. The Informal "TS" held a social at the home of Mrs. Chas. James, on Sherburn avenue, on Thursday evening, last. A very large crowd was present as dancing was the chief amusement of the evening. Chauney Depew, who was charged with assaulting J. Keeley, watchman at the Merchants Hotel, a few day ago, was found guilty of assault and battery, Tuesday, and sentenced to the workhouse. All who contemplate opening a savings account, we recommend The State Savings Bank, Germania Life Bldg. The only institution in St. Paul exclusively for savings. Opens accounts of $1 and upwards. If you wish a good shave, hair cut or saampoo at Richard Coussby's next stop. No. 374% Minnesota street. First-class workmen only. Satisfaction guaranteed. Music for all occasions furnished on short notice. For good nome cooking go to the Metropolitan restaurant. No. 378 Minneapolis all hours. Regular meals 20 cents. Meals to order at moderate prices, Mrs. Lou McLaughlan proprietor. Messlames E. Porter Crawford and W. H. Young issued invitations to the opening of their Art Embroidery and Fancy Shirt Walt Parlor, for to-day, from 19 a. m. to 4 p. m. Room 603 Ernst Building, corner of 5th and Wabasha. Shoesended while you wait at Jarvis 30 East Fourth street. Half shoes 50 and 75 cents. Prices reasonable for all kinds of repairing. Remember if they can be mended, Jarvis can do it on short notice. Jarvis, 83 E. 4th St. Elk Express, G. D. Charleston, proprietor, packing and shipping, hauling of all kinds. Goods stored at reasonable rates. When you wish anything in his line give him a call. Telephone Main 1920-J 1. Office 61 East Sixth street. Take no chances upon having your savings stolen or destroyed by fire in keeping them in the house on your person. Deposit of cash received at the State Savings Bank, Germany Life Bldg., 4th and Minn. Sts. If you continue to spend all you make, you'll be poor all your life. Every one should have a savings account. Accounts opened of $1 and up will be free. Savings for Germania Life Building, Fourth and Minnesota streets. If you wish a dalmity meal or lunch, night or day, just try Benton's Cafe, 351 Fort street — Seven corners — meals from 25 cents up. Private rooms for ladies. Regular dinner 25 cents. Lunch counter. Everything first class and up-to-date. Those of our parrots who desire to have matter published must get the same in this office not later than Thursday afternoon on Monday. No notice will be taken of any communication that is not signed by the author. Every young man and woman should hear the lecture at Pilgrim Baptist Church on Monday, May 4th. Hear ALLRIGHT SHOE LADIES AND GENTS PRICE $350 FOR SALE BY TREADWELL SHOE CO. 129 & 131 E. 7th ST P. A. CO. SKAUL. what a young man has to say on the subject that is agitating the public today. Eugene Marshall will lecture on the subject of "The Young People of Our Race." Mr. J. S. Miles, who has a lunch wagon, will corner of Sixth and Jackson streets, has also a "Sandwich Room" at 448 Robert street, between Seventh and Eighth, opposite the Golden Rule. When you wish a nice lunch call at either place. Open nights from 5:00 p. m. to 2:30 a. m. Owen Howell, No. 156 E. Sixth, fashionable tailor. Gentlemen wishing suits or overcoats of the latest cuts and pattern shirts on your wardrobe. Also done. Clothing cleaned, repaired, sponged and pressed on short notice. Moderate prices. Goods called for and delivered. SAFE DEPOSIT AND STORAGE ruins.—We invite your inspection. it costs little to place your papers, cash securities and valuations in absolute safety. Boxes in our vaults can be used for storing your boxes, trunks, etc., with us. St. Paul Trust Co., 138 Endicott Arcade. The public is cordially invited to a social to be given by "Band B" for the benefit of Pilgrim Baptist church, the church at the residence, and under the management of Mrs. Lula H. King, 606 St. Anthony avenue. Fine musical and literary program. Admission 10 cents. Encourage the young people by showing your appreciation of the honor brought to our race by Eugene Marr. The heavy reception on Monday, May 4th, when he delivers a lecture "On the Young People of Our Race," at Pilgrim Baptist Church. Admission 25 cents. The reason why you should buy your Dolphin Wood, Flour, Feed, Hay, etc. from C. W. STAEHLE Rice and Carrol streets, is because you can get prompt delivery, best goods, full measure. Fuel of all kinds, and sawdust and split wood in large and small quantities. Fuel of the right price. Both telephones 1446. Visitors to the city, and residents also, who wish to get first class meals should call at John Godfrey's, No. 552 Wabasha street, between Tenth and College avenue. Board and rooms by the day, week or month at reasonable rates, meals in the city. Regular meals 25 cents. Sunday dumers from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. a spec aly. Mr. John R. Crane, junction at Central police station, was, on last Monday, struck on one of his shoulders by a falling sign, which was blown from its fastenings during the high winds which prevailed. He was knocked down and his commissioner, the police officer, last week, raised Mr. Crane's salary from $50 to $55 per month. The coming attraction at the Star theater is the Trans-Atlantic Burlesques, in quantity and quality bigger than ever before. Conceded by competent critics to the complete and costliest show on the road. They will present a novel and original burlesque in three scenes entitled "The Twelve Worst Beautiful ladies in the cast." Eight super vaudeville specialties. Owing to what seemed to be some general misunderstanding, the meeting called in the interest of the Jane Martin Brown Home, at St. Peter Claver church, last Tuesday evening, was not well attended. Pilgrim Baptist church, next Tuesday night, when it is hoped there will be a larger turn out of the people generally. Let everybody be there. Michigan honors the Afro-American—Eugene Marshall represents this large university in the Oratorical Contest of the Northwestern Colleges. An opportunity to hear this brilliant scholar and crator on a question of vital importance to the Afro-American will be afforded by the College. May 4th, he will speak on the subject. "The Young People of Our Race." Admission 25 cents. The inclement weather was the cause of the small audience which witnessed the mock trial given under the auspices of the Men's Sunday evening event. The title of the case was the State of Minnesota vs. Chas. Miller, on the charge of larceny of a seal-skin coat from the residence of Dr. Turner. Justice F. D. McCracken, clerk of court, Richard Farr, prosecuting attorney; and Harvey Burk and Chas. Calloway represented the defendant. The usual forms of a legal trial were carried on an open court. The prosecutor which caused a great deal of amusement to the audience. The trial throughout was interesting and full of wit and kept the audience in an uproar. The prosecutor was able to explain the case exceedingly well. Mr Burk, one of the defendant's attorneys in his examination of the witnesses on the direct and indirect examination, proved himself a terror to the witnesses and Mr Burk was able plea for his client. Judge Mcdhee's instructions to THE APPEAL: A NATIONAL AFRO-AMERICAN NEWS PAPER the jury were bubbling over with wilt. The jury brought in a verdict of not guilty. Mrs. Banister Laid at Rest. The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Banister, who died on Wednesday, of last week, was held Saturday afternoon at the Church of the Sacred Heart church, of which she had been a mem- "Quick Meal" CASOLINE AND OIL STOVES ARE QUICK—SAFE—SURE most economical. They are the only gasoline es that are SOLD ON TEST! are sole St. Paul agents for them and have them in all sizes How About a Refrigerator? Have you seen our line of "COLD BLAST" Refrig- ators? They've thoroughly guaranteed. You n't seen the best, not the most reasonable ed till you've seen them. CASOLINE AND OIL STOVES ARE QUICK—SAFE—SURE and most economical. They are the only gasoline stoves that are. How About a Refrigerator? Have you seen our line of "COLD BLAST" Refrigerators through enough guaranteed. You haven't seen the best, not the most reasonable price till you've seen them. $4.75 to $45.00. Easiest Terms. Hero is a special Couch bargain for to-mor- row. All steel construction and covered in fancy velour on oak frame. $8.90 Worth $12.00; only ..... Solid substantial cane seat Rocker with steam bent and bolted arms. Sells regularly for $4.75. We'll sell all we have of them for only cane seat Rocker with steam bent and bolted arms. Sells regularly for $4.75. We'll sell all we have of them for only $3.10 need to do is to exercise your gait. Draperies. The result will be n and doorways. The littleness of CRESCENT---S You can't make a mistake on a guarantee them for the entire se Any Seat, Any Handlebar Any Color. Any Frame, And almost You want ST. PRUF'S HAMMOTH EASY PAPERTE HOUSE NORTI $5.55 434- Handsome brass trimmed Bed, full size. Any color desired. Worth $1.5. Special, only. $5.55 ber ever since she was a resident of the city. There was a large congregation of the friends of the deceased present, and the funeral services were conducted by Rev. Geo. Gaines, the pastor, assisted by Rev. H. H. Thompson, presiding elder of the district. Music was furnished by a special quartet choir, consisting of Messrs. O. S. Clabborne and Prof. J. W. Luca. Miss Mae Williams organist. The casket, a handsome silver gray brocade velvet, wasborne by Messrs. Daniel Hardin, W. A. Hilyard, A. French, M. Minor, Mr. F. D Parker had charge of the arrangements. There were many and very beautiful floral tributes from friends of the deceased. The funeral was in charge of the memorial, and may, nay, the memorial was made on the city lot at Oakland cemetery. Mrs. Banister leaves her daughter, Mrs. J. I. Q. Adams, and her husband, four grand children, and a host of friends to mourn her loss. She was a woman of great energy, will power and perseverance, and she used up her vitality too, so much to be in a measure due to this, though the immediate cause thereof was a complication of stomach troubles and nervous prostration. She was a great sufferer for a long time, but bore her sufferings with a Christian fortitude almost beyond comprehension. She was the most mother her life was wrapped her daughter and her daughter's children. She has borne her cross and has now gone to wear her crown. Requiescat in pace." At Grand Opera House, St. Paul. Following "Not Gullity" at the Grand Opera House, there is announced a week's engagement of the opera "Janice Mereith". This play was presented here with distinct success, last season, by Miss Blanche Walsh, and its appearance for the first time in this city at popular prices, an event more important to the opera company, will present the play, have at ```markdown ``` A Good Name and a Few Dollars Will Get You Anything You Want at the "North Star." We'll Furnish Your Home From Cellar to Altic at Lowest Prices and on Easiest Terms. Rocking Chair $3.10 Solid oak six-foot Ex pension Table neatly carved and fluted legs. Large top. Easily worth $11.50. Just to make things exciting, we'll sell 25 of them for. ```markdown ``` need to do is to exercise your good taste on our Carpets and Draperies. The result will be most attractive floors, windows and doorways. The littleness of the cost will surprise you. CRESCENT----STEARNS----DAY You can't make a mistake on any of the above wheels. We guarantee them for the entire season. ST. PAUL'S MADHITH EASY PAYMENT HOUSE NORTHSTAR MOUSE FURNISHING C 434-436 WABASHA St. - St. Paul BUCKS CLINIC HOSPITAL the Grand, and the production will be staged and costumed with all the original scenery and accessories. The engagement promises to be one of the most successful of the season at this playhouse. Makes His Debut as Council in a Celebrated Case, There was an interesting trial in the Court House, last Friday evening, be fore judge Brill, in which Mr. W. T. Francis made his first appearance as a lawyer. The case selected for trial was that of France Neujahr, as administrator of the estate of Mary Neujahr, deceased, company in which the plaintiff recover damages in the sum of $5,000 for the death of his wife at the hands of the street car company. W. T. FRANCIS. A Any Seat, Any Handlebar Any Color, Any Frame, And almost Any Terms The arguments in the case were made by Charles N. Orr. for the plaintiff, and W. T. Francis, for the defendant. The jury did not agree and was "discharged by Judge Brill. The trial was only one mock one given the St. Paul Law school, of which Mr. Francis is conceded to be one of the brightest students, but it could not have been more carefully or regularly tried had it been in a real court. "It was one of the best and most ably conducted mock trials I ever heard," was the comment of Attorney Thyssegson, attorney who was present, Judge Brill also complimented the students on the splendid manner in which they conducted the case. "BLACK PEARL." The Well Known Pugilist is Knocked Out by Heart Disease. On last Sunday night, about 8 o'clock Harris Martin, known as Black Pearl and No. 40 E. Third street, where he was employed as bartender, intending to go to his home. Just as he reached St. Peter street he fell. He was taken to Central Police Station and an attempt was made to revive him, but to no avail, he never again regained consciousness. Two days he was the champion middle weight of the world, but for some years has retired from the squared circle. He was a genial, good natured man, and was generally liked by all who knew him. The high esteem in which he was held was attested by the large crowd attending the undertaking rooms of the Nagel Undertaking Company, where the funeral was held. Wednesday afternoon, and the very numerous and beautiful floral tributes which were banked around his casket. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. W. D. Carter. He was unmarried. The Jane Martin Brown Home is to the society now stand as follows: Most shoes bend at the shank, thus losing their shapeliness and tiring the weak arch of the foot. That is what makes walking for most women so fatiguing. The "Dorothy Dodd" shoe has a shank that supports the weak arch firmly. It will not bend. The method of sewing the shank is different from the ordinary—it is sewn through and through—making a strong, firm shank than cannot be obtained any other way. It has a sole that is extremely flexible and will bend. The Plymouth Adephal Club $38.00 St. James A. M. E. S. S. $26.00 St. Paul Chapter E. S. $25.00 Household of Ruth No. 553. $25.00 Pioneer Lodge A. F. & A. M. $25.00 Mars Lodge, G. U. O. F. $25.00 Perfect Ashlar Lodge, A. F. & A. M. $25.00 Pillgrim Baptist S. S. $25.00 Phyllis Wheatly Club $14.00 Booker T. Washington Club $7.50 St. Phillips' Mission $6.00 T. S. T. C. $6.00 Mrs. Ella Covington $10.00 Mrs. J. H. Hickman $2.00 J. H. Dillingham $1.00 Wm. Reynolds $1.00 Total $327.00 THE APPEAL WILL PUBLISH EACH WEEK THE NAME OF ORGANIZATIONS OR INDIVIDUALS WHO CONTribute TO THE FUND WHEN FURNISHED BY THE SECRETARY. State of Minnesota, County of Ramsey -88. PROBATE COURT. In the matter of the estap of Patrick O'Gee, the court On reading and filing the petition of Eliza O'Gara, representing that Patrick and his wife, the County's resident and inhabitant of the County of Bucks, goods, chattels, and estate within this County, and praying that administration of the County is ordered. That petition be petitioned to be held at the Court House, in the City of St. Paul, in said County, on Monday, October 11, at 1 o'clock in the foreroom, and that not a hearing be given to all persons interested, hearing for three weeks of successive weeks prior to the hearing, for a legal newspaper printed and published in said County. At St. Paul this first day, of May 1963 State of Minnesota, County of Ramsay fett, defendant. The State of Minnesota to W. D. Mof- ter. Hereby summoned to be and appear before the undersigned, one of County, on the 25th day of May, 1993, in the forement, at m. Paul, 5 Wabash Ave., St. Paul, MN. QUICK MEAL AIR OR REDIT Such Carpets Rugs and Draperies as we show are the kinds you'll find in homes of taste. To get pretty effects doesn't mean a fabulous expense. All you good taste on our Carpets and the most attractive floors, windows of the cost will surprise you. STEARNS----DAY in any of the above wheels. We season. TH BUCKS HOUSE FURNISHING CO ~436 WABASHA St. ~ St. PAUL In said County, to answer to Charles nished plaintiff claims the amount of $35.00 with interest thereon at 10 per cent, per am- nished Court, at the time and place afterward as 1908, together with costs and disburse- ments of this action. Should you fail to appear at the time and place afterward of judgment will be rendered against you upon the evidence adduced by you. Cited Court for such as he shall show himself entitled to. Given under my hand this 25th day of April. A. D. 1903. "The Flexibility of Concernin WITH every st bend. The at the "ball" of f To make it be necessary:—the while the shank o Most shoes bend shapeliness and t That is what make fatiguing. The "Doroth supports the weak arch firmly. of sewing the shank is different through and through—making be obtained any other way. flexible and will bend. Every step in such shoes delight. They cost $3. A few special styles, $3.50. The Plymouth Corner MINNEAPOLIS. DOINGS IN AND ABOUT THE GREAT "FLOUR CITY." Matter Social, Religious and General Which Have Happened and are to Happen Among the People of the City on the Falls. WANTED—In a good locality, furnished or unfurnished room, with or without board. Address THE AP-PEAL, 608 Nickol avenue, Medical Block. Mrs. Jasper Gibbs is on the sick list. Mrs. J. A. Redman is still confined to her bed. Be sure to attend Bethesda Lyceum Tuesday evening at 8:30 o'clock. The Christian Endeavor meets every Sunday 6:30 p. m. at Bethesda Baptist church. You are most cordially invited. Miss M. Jackson, milliner and modiste, had calling for French cleaning and curling feathers a speciality, No. 1499 South Fifth street. Rev. J. W. McDaniels, financial agent of the Ambedexter Institute, located at Springfield, Ill., is spending a few days in Minneapolis, in the interest of the school. Services at Bethesda Baptist church, morning, 10:30; covenant and communion; Sunday School after morning service. Prayer meeting, Thursday, 8:00 p. m. The Appeal is malted to most of the homes of the people of the Twin Cities, and if you wish matters to reach these homes you must publish them in the Appeal. Mrs. Daisy McMckennick, of Louisville, KY, who is a relative of Mrs. T. Washington, arrived in Minneapolis, last Sunday. She expects to reside here permanently. Mr. Scott Blake, the genial proprietor of the Opera Cafe, left Sunday, for French Lake, Ind., where he will spend several days fishing. He will return via Louisville, Cincinnati and Chicago. The people of Minneapolis are looking forward with much interest to the drama which is to be shortly presented at Bethesda Baptist church by Mrs. Paul, and her own company of players. Every body should hear Eugene Marshall, the Michigan oratorical prize winner at Pilgrim Baptist church, St. Paul, Monday. May 4th. He will deliver a lecture on "The Young People of Our Race." Admission 25 cents. Mrs. Celestine Brown has opened the "Croole Kitchen," boarding-house meals, 25 cents. Meals, 25 cents. Short orders served. First-class furnished rooms in connection. N. W. Tel. 344-L2, Minneapolis Bethesda Baptist church will give a sacred concert, Sunday, May 4; 3:30 p. m., at 525 Washington Avenue North in view of starting a mission Sunday School in that section of the city. All in that commendable work. Three men who gave their names as R. Harris, W. Towne and C. M. McDavid, were arrested Wednesday, suspected with complicity in the death of a woman accused of the murder of Loomis saloon, 115 Washington avenue, South. They protest their innocence, however, and will have to be tried before being declared guilty. A party composed of Mrs. Lula H. King, Miss Scottie Davis, Miss Hattie Grissom, Miss Emma Shaw, Messrs. A. W. Haynes, Owen Howell and Harvey B. Burk, were escorted through the State University by Mr. Wm. L. Ricks, a senior, and shown all the buildings and points of interest in which the party enjoyed a superb 5 o'clock dinner at a fashionable down town cafe. Those who were not present at the Bethesda Lyceum, last Tuesday night, missed a treat. The inclement weather reduced the attendance somewhat, but an exceedingly interesting program was rendered, consisting of a series of short videos of the Spring field, Il.; recitation, Miss Grace Walker; Debate, "Resolved, that the country offers better facilities for the Afro-American to learn a livelihood than the cities." Mr. B. Potts, of affirmative action, in Field, J. Field, also took part in the discussion. The program was interspersed with music. New Minneapolis Manager Mr. Harvey B. Burk has assumed the management of THE APPEAL in Minneapolis, vice Henry Roberts resigned. Any business pertaining to the paper may be transacted through him. Mail may be addressed to 608 Nicollet Block. A traveler says that Norway is the most democratic country on earth. He should look up the election returns from Texas—Chicago News. POOL AND BILLIARDS REAR 245 NICOLLET AVE. TEL. 2420-J 1 MAIN. Burlington Route Are conveniently and comfortably reached by our two trains a day. The Limited, leaving Minneapolis at 7:05, St. Paul 8:00 p. m., daily, arrives in St. Louis the following afternoon. Combination Compartment and Standard Sleepers and Reclining Chair Cars. The Scenic Express, leaving Minneapolis at 7:30, St. Paul 8:05 a. m., except Sunday, arrives in St. Louis early next morning. Sleeping cars from Rock island south. This is the first direct route from Minneapolis and St. Paul to Clinton, Davenport, Rock Island, and all Mississippi River cities. Passengers by either train make close connections with lines south, southeast and southwest in St. Louis Union Station. ASK YOUR HOME AGENT FOR TICKETS VIA THE BURLING- TON ROUTE McKibbin Hats NONE BETTER MADE The Spring Rush IS FAST APPROACHING REAL ESTATE AND FARM LAND DEALER ERS ARE OFFERING BARGAINS EACH DAY IN The St. Paul Daily News WANT COLUMNS Phone 158 or take your Ad to the nearest drugst Rent a Piano.. If not quite ready to buy. We have a fine assortment of instruments and small prices. Our plan of appl ing rent on a purchase to be made by us is very popular. Perhaps it will just suit your professionals and set us talk it over today. Perfect Piano Tuning . . . In a speciality of our assistance guaranteed in every case. Telephone Main 87—both line other lines—make known your wishes, and prompt attention will be given. Mandolina. THE "WORLD'S SIFA CITY" VIEW BY THE APPEAL MAN. A Complilation of a Number of Happenings, Society and Otherwise, Among the Afro- American of the Second City of This Glorious Unite. If you wish everybody to see it put it in THE APPEAL. The Appeal is on sale at Faulkner Afro-American news stand, 3104 State street. Mrs. R. J. Miller, 425 35th st., is rapidly recovering from her recent illness. Mrs. J. L. Parks is home again, after a pleasant two weeks' visit with her mother in Detroit. Mrs. Wm. J. Sylkman, nee Cora Parris, is the guest of Mrs. Henry Bryant, 4737 Armour ave. The Metropolitan Club gave a ball at Douglas Club house Monday evening, April 27, which was a grand success. THE APPEAL is without question the best advertising medium through which to reach the Afro-Americans of Chicago. The Union Giants, the crack Afro-American ball club, defeated the Chicago Maroons Sunday at Union Giants' grounds. Miss Ida Cameron, 227 25th street, who is making great progress in her painting lessons, is soon to enter the Art Institute. Subscribers for THE APPEAL who wish to discontinue the paper must send written notice to the office, properly dated and signed. Mr. B. D. Bagley, agent of The Appeal in Chicago, may be found at the office, 323-325 Dearborn st., from 12 to 1 o'clock of every business day. THE APPEAL has fixed advertising, and will not cut them to secure advertising. However, if you wish to reach the people you must use THE APPEAL. C. J. Chambers & Co., manufacturers and wholesale and retail dealers in fine cigars, are doing a rushing business at 2958 State St. Pluck and push will tell. Prof. N. Clark Smith's Jubilee Chorus has accepted an invitation to alternate on a program with some musical students of Fine Arts Building Saturday, May 2. JAMES JOHNSON, Teacher of violin, room 86 Auditorium building. Miss Gertrude Imogene Palmer and Mr. Felix Wetr, assistant teachers. Wednesday and Saturday, Tuesday and Friday. They say that all Afro-Americans will steal, but it seems they think Hon. E. H. Morris honest enough to put upon the legislative committee to investigate the white thieves in that body. Wednesday evening, April 29. Miss Senora Victoria Seldon and Mr. Rush N. Verbie were married at the bride's residence, 3250 Dearborn street. The Appeal wishes them many years of happiness. If you wish a loan on household furniture, horse, wagon, diamonds, jewelry or real estate and are holding a salaried position, call on John Q. Grant & Co., Room 311, No 36 South Clark street. A great chance to make money. Every Afro-American who reads this should write at once to N. D. Thompson Publishing Co., St. Louis, Mo., and say: "I saw notice in The Appeal of Chicago." The Summer Club, a very popular social organization of the city, being desirous of increasing the membership has reduced the entrance fee to $2.00 until May 30. Samuel Allston, 3239 Dearborn St., President. Parties having money to invest on chatties, diamonds, etc., call on John Q. Grant & Co., Suite 311, No. 36 South Clark street. They will give two per cent per month on all money left with them to be loaned on above seurities. Information is wanted of Miss or Mrs. Kate White, who left Omaha a few years ago and is supposed to be in Chicago. She is a bright mallet weighing about 125 pounds. Miss White's parents live at Atchison Kan Any information will be gladly received by Dr. P. C. Kebble, Pittsburgh Texas. Mr. E. H. Falkner and Mr. P. H. Hixon, proprietors of the Afro-American news office and shoe shining parlor at 3104 State street, deserve much credit for the have energetic manner which they have conducted their business. All the Afro-American papers are on sale there, besides cigars, bootblack supplies, an artistic shine and good treatment from proprietors and employees. The Winston Cafe. Mr. R. S. Winston has refitted and refurnished his Cafe at 3035 Dearborn street, and now has the cosiest resort in the city for a quiet, first-class meal. Mr. Winston is a practical caterer himself and knows what good service is. At the Winston you can get what you pre-requisite you in first-class style; all kinds of fish and game in season. Occasionally there is some delay caused by the rush. This is regretted and will be remedied as soon as additional space can be secured. National Business League. Editor, The Appeal:—I take the liberty of asking the use of the columns of your valued newspaper to remind our people of the fourth annual meeting of the National Negro Business League to be held in Nashville, Tenn., during the coming summer. The people of Nashville have already begun preparations for the meeting of the League, and from every point of view the next gathering promises to be the largest and most important in the history of the organization. I especially desire to request that local Negro Business Leagues be organized and sustained in every community where there are no such Leagues at the present time. I presume that the press the wish that new life and vigor be put into the work of the local Leagues already organized. It seems to be the universal verdict of our people that since the organization of the National Negro Business League at Boston in 1900, the business interests of our people have been stimulated and increased throughout the country many per cent., and all agree that the National Negro Business League has more than justified its existence. It is important that lo- Time is essence Time is necessary for the best results in beer Hamm's "We, a jury composed of men who know cigar values, find that the plaintiff, the Judge Harlan Cigar, is entitled to recover 10 cents from every smoker." Judge Harlan 5¢ Cigar HART & MURPHY, MAKERS, ST. PAUL, MINN. Builders' Hardware, Tools, Tinware, Paints, Oils, Glass. Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Workers. 519-521 University Ave., ST. PAUL, MINN. T. L. Blood & Co.'s READY-MIXED PAINTS ARE THOROUGHLY RELIABLE. ST.PAUL, MINN. ement Sidewalks always get an estimate UNIVERSITY STONE COMPANY Prices Reasonable and all work Guaranteed. 611 UNIVERSITY AV ALK For Cement Sidewalks always get an estimate from E. TERN FARM LANDSFOR SALE for sale over 80,000 acres of choice farming ta and in the Red River Valley of North 80 per acre, as good farming lands as any also want to call attention to the 20,000 u lands in Western North Dakota at $2.75. This is the place—if you love to keep stock invest your money in. Call on or address E. G. MELLEM, North and Jackson, ST. PAUL, MINN. OGGISTS OPEN DAY WESTERN FARM LANDSFOR SALE. I have for sale over 80,000 acres of choice farming lands in Minnesota and in the Red River Valley of North Dakota at $11. to $30 per acre, as good farming lands as any in the world. I also want to call attention to the 20,000 acres of fine grazing lands in Western North Dakota at $2.75 to $4.50 per acre. This is the place—if you love to keep stock—that you should invest your money in. Call on or address, A. D. THOMPSON DRUG CO. ST. AND FIRST AVE. SOUTH, OPPOSITE POINCINNEAPOLIS, MINN COR. THIRD ST. AND FIRST AVE. SOUTH, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE MINNEAPOLIS MINN. DEMENT SIDEWALK STONE 8 STEPS DRIVEWAYS DELLAR FLOOR8, ETC. WESTERN I have for sale in Minnesota and at $11, to $30 per a world. I also was fine grazing lands per acre. This is you should invest in Cor. 6th and MODERN DRUGGISTS ST. PAUL, MINN. AS FOR SALE. A choice farming lands valley of North Dakota lands as any in the to the 20,000 acres of Dakota at $2.75 to $4.50 we to keep stock—that will on or address, EM. ST. PAUL, MINN. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT PRESCRIPTION DRUGCISTS Telephone 423-J2 Dale cal organizations begin at once to prepare to send delegates to the national meeting to be held in Nashville. In this connection, I wish to call attention to the fact that the report of the proceedings of the third annual session of the League, held at Richmond, has been published, and that copies of the report may be secured by writing Mr. S. Laing Williams, compiler, 113 Adams street, Chicago, Illinois. Republican Judicial Convention. The Cook County Republican Judicial Convention met in the First Registration Armory and nominated a ticket to be voted for at the Judicial election June 1. The ticket nominated is in every respect a strong one and favorably appeals to the consideration of the intelligent voter. All of the sitting judges were renominated except Judges on the own placed on the ticket are men of recognized legal talent and possessing the other qualifications that make the cool headed, unprejudiced judge. Of the old men who were renominated but little need be said. They have made their own records as good lawyers and able jurists, and should receive a vote of confidence from the County electors. For Circuit Judges. * Charles G. Neely, Neesy Baldwin, A. M. Pence, * Edmund Burke, * Elbridge Hanecy, * Richard S. Tuthill, A. J. Pfaum, F. A. Smith, * John Horton, W. S. Ellott, Jr, A. J. Hirschl, D. J. Schuyler, Sr. For "Provisional" Judges. E. B. Esher, H. O. Sprogle, L. D. Conde. HON. E. H. MORRIS, One of the Chicago Members of the House Boodle Investigation Committee. DEATHS Edward M. Hatton, age 51, 3937 Wentworth ave. Lettie James, age 24, 2503 Wabash ave. Green Brown, age 44, 6036 May st. Lizzie Smith, age 30, 3414 Prairie ave. Harriet Yateman, age 70, 3220 Dearborn st. The National Afro-American Council. ADDRESS TO THE COUNTRY. It is evident to the thoughtful among us that we are passing through one of the most critical periods of our existence this country. Questions that immediately concern the liberty and well being of one-eighth of the United States can certainly be the population of the country are pressing for treatment as never before. The recorded experience of mankind in the history of humanity of each is the sure guarantee of the liberty and safety of all the members of society. It may not be a fairly hard slave it follows as a necessary corollary that the manhood of no state can with safety, protect, and equal citizens into voters and non-voters. A systematic effort has been inaugurated on the part of the South which has for its object the withdrawal of the country from the Africa-Americans of that section, and their reduction to a position of absolute subserviency in all the relations of life. Even college graduates and men of business and wealth have been deposed by the transfer of the most prominently declared by some of the most prominent leaders of the South that it was the intention of the framers of the new constitutions to disfranchise as many Afro-American states as those of the European European in full possession of the suffrage. The effect has been that not only has the Afro-American been disfranchised but also that a very large number of Caucasians, who are thus the common one whose institutions are participated in elections, have ceased to register and vote, and thus the very foundations of republican institutions have been rendered insecure. To address the effect of our constitutional rights on the ground that the right of suffrage which is the basis of the individual sovereignty of the American citizen which in turn is the basis of the aggregate sovereignty of the whole country, he has been conferred upon its citizens by the Federal Government. The powers of the Federal Government were not conferred by a single state but by all the states, therefore the National Government. We heartily commend the Afro-America and other states, who are seeking redress through the courts of the land and we pledge them our moral and financial sup We denounce the mob murders now so prevalent in this country: We call the attention of the country to a condition of service on many farms in a number of the Southern states resembling very much the old peugeot system and in violation of the Thirteenth Amendment to the Federal Constitution, and ask for legislation looking to the remedying of the evil. We submit our protest against the unfair practices in the transportation of passengers in Southern states, discriminating unjustly against Afro-Americans; requiring of them the highest rates for travel and providing in return the poorest accommodations in marriage; and we involve the exercise of the powers of the Inter-State Commerce Commission, by that tribunal, to prevent discriminations in rates and accommodations against inter-state passengers. We appeal to the Congress of the United States for favorable action upon the several measures now pending therein for the appointment of a commission to inquire into the condition of the Afro-Americans of the country. We heartily endorse the deliverances of the Supreme Court, the fitness of appointment to office, and the attitude of the Federal Government toward all of its citizens, regardless of race, religion, national origin, and vigor to the time-honored principles and traditions of human rights, and has grappled with the injustice heirically burdened the burden of hate and proscription. We commend Theodore Roosevelt to the affection and confidence of our people regardless of our race. THE PRINTING MACHINE Our New American Mammoth THE BEST AND LARGEST MANGLE FIRST ONE IN THE STATE. Lowest Prices on Flat Work SHIRTS, 10o. COLLARS and CUFFS, 1o. ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH YOUR WORK IF NOT TRY US, WE DO WORK FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE. LADIES' AND GENTS FINE WORK A SPECIALTY. WE CALL AND DELIVER FREE. 536-538 WABASHA STREET. Telephones: N. W. Main 2109-J2 Twin City 706 LOWE PICTU E PICTURE FRAM LOWE PICTURE FRAME CO. LOWE PICTURE FRAME CO. PICTURE FRAMES, MOULDINGS AND PICTURES. Sha Street, ST. 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Anthony avenue, St. Paul. ODD FELLOWS. MARS LODGE, NO. 222, MEETS second and fourth Wednesday in each month for business and the third Wednesday in each month for seventh street, J. E. Porter, N. G.孝 R. Hickman, P. S. 422 St. Anthony Ave. HOUSEHOLD OF RUTH. NO. 553. (B, O. of C. F. meets first and third Monday for instruction. O. of C. F. meets Monday for instruction. St. Mrs. Fellows Hall. 253 E. Seventh St. Mrs. Anna W. Hall. M. N. G.; Mrs. Ida M. Johnson W. R. No. 916 Marion street. PATRIARCHY NO. 114 meets the second Monday in each month at Odd Fellows Hall. No. 263 E. Seventh street. All Patriarchies in good standing at V. P.; Thos. R. Hickman. R. V.; W. F. Francis, V. P.; Geo. B. Lowe, V. F. R. 4783 Wabasha. ST. JAMES' A. M. E. CHURCH fuller and Jay Easter prayer meeting. Wednesday prayer meeting. 8:00 p. m. Pastor visits on Monday and Tuesday; at home Wednesday and the sick attended on notice. H. J. C. Ackerman, pastor. 380 Louis St. PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH. Co. school at 11 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Sunday school at 12:30 o'clock. Wednesday evening general prayer meeting. Friday evening general prayer meeting. Wednesdays and weddings promptly attended. Rev. W. D. Carter, Pastor, 559 Eiffelt St. ST. PHILIP'S EPISCOPAL MISSION corner Aurora avenue and Mackubin street. Bucharest, cequia m. Early celebration of Hol- y Eucharist, 7:30 a.m. High celebration of Holy Eucharist first and third sundays, 11:00 a.m. Matins, second and fourth Sundays, 1:00 a.m. Sunday school, 2:30 a.m. Brotherhood of St. Andrew, 6:30 p.m. a.m. Vespers, 7:30 p.m. Week services; weekdays, continuation class, 8:00 p.m. a.m. Fridays, evening prayer, 8:00 p.m. sundays, Holy Eucharist, 9 A.M. Rev. Everard Daniels, Rector. 374 A. S. WILLIAMS MANAGER Scott R. Walker FINE WINES. LIQUORS AND CIGARS, 374 Minnesota St Tel. 1818 312 ST. 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Write your name and address politely to OZONIZED OX MARROW. ```markdown ``` GENERAL LAWS 1903 CHAPTER 1- S. F. NO. 1. AN ACT to modify for the expenses of the present session of the legislature. Revised by the legislature of State of Minnesota: Section 1. That the sum of one hundred thirty (300) dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary, he and the same is hereby appropriated of the per mile, mileage and other ex- penses during the present session thereof. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved Jan. 12, 1903. CHAPTER 2- H. F. NO. 24. AN ACT to amend the second chapter three hundred seventy four (634) of the General Laws of 1897, enacted on January 1, 1903. Red Lake in the Fourteenth (14th) Judicial district, and to fix the time for household terms in the District Court therein. It be enacted by the legislature of The Section 1. That section two (2) of chapter three hundred seventy-eight, by the Court of the District of Eight Hundred and Ninety-seven (1897), be is hereby amended as to read Sec. 2. That all writs, subpoenaes and proceedings had, issued or returnable for the term of the court, are filed prior to the passage of this act, shall be deemed and construed as proper term of court in said county as fixed by this act. The general terms of the District Court in the County of Red Lake, in the Survey of Minnesota, shall be held on the fourth Monday in March and the fifth Monday in April. Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. OFFERER S. E. F. NO. 34 AN ACT to amend section one (1) of chapter seventy-eight (88) of the General Laws of the extra session 1922, restricting the District Court in the First Judicial district. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That section of the general law of the State of Illinois, of the General Law of the Commission of 1902, be and hereby is amended so as to read as follows: Sec. 4912. In First District—The general terms of the District Court of the First Judicial District of this state shall be held in accordance with the following, on the second Wednesday in March and the third Tuesday in October, in each year. In the County of Dakota, on the first Tuesday in October, the first Tuesday in December, in each year. In the County of Washington, on the first Tuesday in May and the third Tuesday in November, in each year. In the County of Illinois, on the second Tuesday in April and the third Tuesday in September, in each year. In the County of Chicago, on the first Wednesday in October, in each year. The County of Kansas in the third Tuesday in February, in each year. Sec. 2. All writs, processes, recognances, bonds, orders, continues and proceedings, issued, made in returnable to the general public of the District Court of the State of Illinois, the said counties respectively, as fixed by law prior to the taking effect of this act, shall be deemed and construed as, and the same hereby are made and returned by the proper term of said returnable to the county respectively as prescribed in this act. Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved Jan. 27, 1903. CHAPTER F. S. NO. 3. AN ACT relating to parks and park boards in cities in the State of Minnesota having a population of more than fifty thousand inhabitants. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That the park boards and boards of park commissioners in all cities in the State of Minnesota having a population of more than fifty thousand inhabitants, are empowered to receive and accumulate in its treasury all moneys arising from the operation and control of all parks in such cities, and to use and disburse the same in addition to all moneys provided by law, in the improvement and maintenance of such parks. Sec. 2. All acts and parts of acts incurred with this act are hereby re- Section 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage Approved Feb. 4, 1903. CHAPTER 5—S. F. NO. 33. AN ACT to authorize cities having a population of 10,000 or less to issue certificates of indebtedness for an amount not exceeding five thousand dollars ($5,000). Be eamstated by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That the common council of all cities organized, existing and governed by and under a special charter, containing the population of 10,000 of the state, less, and which cities are engaged in the construction of water works, may, for the purpose of securing funds for the construction of such water works, issue certificates of indebtedness and have in effect the status of the public and unpaid at one time, in the sum of not to exceed five thousand dollars ($5,000). Provided however, that after April first to the state, the power herein granted shall cease, have only the power and authority to issue certificates of indebtedness which existed by virtue of their special charters before the passage of this act. See, in the case of the effect and be in force for the year after its passage, CHAPTER G-S. F. NO. 102. AN ACT to amend section 1426 of chapter 10, title 5, of the General Statutes of 1894, as amended by subsequent acts, relating to public libraries and reading rooms. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That section 1426 of the General Statutes of 1894, as amended by chapter 114 of the General Laws of 1897, and chapters 48 and 162 of the General Laws of 1899, and chapter 272 of the General Laws of 1901, be, and the same is hereby amended so as to read as follows: Minnesota Law Supplement. GENERAL LAWS OF MINNESOTA PASSED AT THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION OF 1903. board, whose term of office shall expire on the fourth Saturday of the following month. The members of the rectors shall organize as provided by section 1427 of said chapter ten, and shall possess all the powers therein granted to said members board unit until the expiration date. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved Feb. 4, 1803. CHAPTER 7 - S. F. NO. 108. AN ACT to provide for the maintenance and improvement of public officials in counties having a population of 200,000 or more and in counties having a population of 200,000 or more, the hall used jointly by the county and the city constituting the county seat. Be enacted as the legislature of the State of Minnesota; Section 1. In all counties in this state now having a population of 200,000 or more, in which there now is, or shall hereafter be erected as a county hall for the joint use of such county and the city constituting the county hall for the joint use of the officials hereafter mentioned may be maintained in such court house and city hall in the manner hereafter provided. Sec. 2. Upon the filing of a petition with the clerk of the district court by any taxpayer or corporation in the county of the port of the city is for the interest of the public that such law-library should be established and maintained, and a plan or proposition for the use of the public and the use of the public and the unintended and maintaining and praying that such library shall be established and maintained in such court house and city hall, said clerk shall issue a notice addressed to the public house. The notice shall be for any such action of said county seat, which notice shall fix a time for hearing such petition by the district court not less than eight days from the date of service of the public notice. Such notice, together with a copy of the petition attached thereto by the clerk, shall be served by the sheriff upon such unintended and maintaining action of said county seat as a summons in a civil action is served, and if any private individual or corporation is referred to in said petition as a party to the publishing firm, the public may not be souch as to the library then such notice and petition shall be served in like manner upon such private person. Sec. 3. Upon the return day mentioned in this notice, the court court, or a judge thereof, shall hear and determine said matter in the same manner in which motions are heard and determined in such court. The court shall on the special term. At such hearing the petitioner shall be the moving party and the country attorney and city attorney for such county and city. If the person If upon a full hearing, the court shall determine that it is for the interests of such county and city to maintain a law library in such joint building, and it shall appear that any individual could perform a table or will be to install a suitable library therein and maintain the same in a suitable manner, the court shall make an order, directing the county commissioners of such county and the city council of such county seat to provide suitable accommodations for library room space and the limited use of such library in such court house and city hall, designating the same as near as may be. Such order shall also require such county commissioners and city council of such city to make an annual appropriation of not more than $100 per year. If the number of the two hundred dollars to pay the expense of the proper care of such library rooms and the salary of the librarian, other than for light, heating and janitor service hereinbefore provided for such library and such order shall apply to said appropriation between such county and city shall be just and equitable and shall require such appropriation to be made annually until further order of said court. Provided the owner of such library shall consent in writing to the installing and maintaining such library as the building for a term of not less than $100. We are not Sec. 4. The judges of the district have the municipal court of such city, together with all city and county officials, have the free use of such library at the municipal court of such city, to take books therefrom to be used in such district court and in the municipal court of such city, to reasonable rules and regulations as shall be established therefor by such district court. Sec. 5. The owner of such library shall retain the complete ownership, administration, officers and said librarian therefor, make all rules and regulations for the use of such library, and said owner shall maintain said library, while it shall remain in said building without any charge or expense therefor for maintenance or for use by said officials except as herebefore provided. The duty of all the officials of such counties and districts shall take advantage of the provisions of this act, to take all necessary steps to make, approve and ordered under the laws visions of this act, in the manner in which the officials made, collected and paid over by them, and to obey all the rules, orders and regulations provided to the end that the full purpose and intent of this act shall be Sec. 7. This act shall take effect and be in force from the date of its passage. Approved Feb. 7, 1906. CHAPTER S- S. F. NO. 94. AN ACT to amend Section 403.03 of the 310 and chapter 321 of the general Laws of the State with reference to the time holding certain court in the several counties of the special district of the State of Minnesota. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota. Section 1. The general terms of the district court in and for the Tenth judicial district in and for the counties of Fillmore, Freeborn, Houston and Mower shall be held in said counties as follows: In the county of Freeborn on the first Tuesday in May and the second Tuesday in December of each year; provided, that in case the business at said May term shall not be completed for any cause prior to holding any other term of court in said district, said May term shall be adjourned to the month of July following, and to such time in said month as the presiding judge shall direct, for the transaction of such unfinished business. In the county of Fillmore on the fourth Tuesday in May and the second Tuesday In the county of Houston on the fourth Tuesday in February and the third Tuesday in March, in the county of Mower on the second Tuesday in January and the second Tuesday in April, Sec. 2. All write, processes, orders, continuances, appeals, bonds, recognition, awards, made or returnable to the general terms of court in and for said counties re-issued the taking effect of this act, shall be deemed and construed as made, taken from the court of the counties, respectively, as prescribed in this act, as parts of acts inconsistent with this act are hereby repealed. Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and implement the provisions of its passage Approved Feb. 10. 100% CHAPTER 9-S F NO. 100 AN ACT to amend Section No. 4815 of the Code of Civil Procedure to theence to the time of holding the terms of the district court in the several counties of the district of the State of Minnesota. Be it enacted by the legislature of the Section 1. The general terms of the special district in and for the counties of Dodge, Rica, and the counties as follows shall be In the county of Dodge on the first Monday of each year, the first Monday in each year. October of each first Tuesday in May and the second Tuesday after the first Monday in November of each county of Steele on the first Tuesday in June and the fourth Tuesday in July. In the county of Wesca on the third Tuesday in March and the third Tuesday in September. Sec. 2. All writes, processes, orders, continuances, appeals, bonds, recognitions, and orders made or returnable to the general terms are specifically, as prescribed by law prior to the enactment, deemed and construed as made, taken and returnable to the proper term of the order, respectively, prescribed in this act. Sec. 3. All acts and parts of acts incident with this act are hereby reprevised. Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be approved in its passage. Feb. 11, 1963. CHAPTER 10-8- F. NO. 8. AN ACT legalizing schooling bonds heretofore provided by the provisions of chapter two hundred and four (204) of the General Laws of the State, and thousand eight hundred and ninety-seventy (1833) and acts amending the laws. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That all school bonds heretofore voted upon by any city under or two hundred and four (24) of the General Laws of the State of Minnesota for the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety-three (1883), as amended by chapter 10 of the General Laws of the State of Minnesota for the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety-three (1883), and other acts amendatory thereof, are hereinafter legal and binding obligations of said city; providing that the proposition to issue sale bonds on a majority of all votes cast upon the proposition to issue sale bonds on a majority of all votes cast upon; and provided further, that all fully complied with of law have been Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approve. CHAPTER I-LS. F. NO. 54. AN ACT to amend that subdivision of section two (2), of chapter one hundred and seventy-seven, to the State of Minnesota, for the year 1887, entitled: "An act to prescribe the boundaries of the districts, and to apportion the districts, and to represent the senators and representatives among the districts," entitled "Thirty-third district." Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota for the year 1897, entitled "the act," be amended to read as follows: THIRTY-THIRD DISTRICT. The Third District shall be composed of the First (1st) and Second (2d) wards of the city of St. Paul, and the Third and two(2) representatives. Representative districts divided as entitled to elect one (1) representative. The Second (2d) ward shall be entitled to elect one (1) representative. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approve. 1896. CHAPTER 15—S. F. NO. 90. AN ACT fixing the terms for holding general terms of the district court in the Eleventh judicial district of this state. Be it enacted by the legislature of the Section 1. General terms of the district court in the Eleventh judicial district of this state shall be held on the first Wednesday of June in each year. Sec. 2. A general term of the district court in the Eleventh judicial district of this state shall be held on the last Thursday of June. Sec. 3. All sets and parts of sets inconsistent with the provisions of this act. Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved by the Legislature. CHAPTER 15-II. F. NO. 35. AN ACT to legalize the organization of certain municipal courts organized by the General Laws of nine (229) of the General Laws of eighteen hundred and ninety-five (1895) of the State of Minnesota and the legislature of the State of Minnesota. Section 1. That in all cities of less than five hundred and twenty-nine state, where there has before been organized or attempted to be organized or attempted to chapter two hundred and twenty-nine (229) of the General Laws and where the city council of such city has adopted, or attempted to chapter two hundred and twenty-nine (229), and where the officers of said act, and said court has been organized, and has in fact proceeded to act or attempted organization of such business as such court, such organization or attempted organization of such court, and such organization of such court, and effectual organization of such court, and all such court, with all the rights, powers and privileges, conferred under the provision of said act and the amend- And all officers of such court, and all persons acting as such, must be accorded to occupy their offices in like manner as if said court had been in all respects duly organized. any action or proceeding now pending. be in force from and after its passage be in force from and after its passage CHAPTER 14 H. F. NO. 103 AN ACT to provide for the disposition of the affairs of the organization and the final closing up of the affairs of any corporation or association organization, and to subject the subject to the supervision of the public examiner and superintendent of banks, in liquidation, either voluntarily or by Order of China Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. Whenever any corporation or association, organized under the laws of Minnesota, and subject to the supervision of the public examiner and superintendent of banks, is in process of liquidation either by its voluntary act or by order of the court, and such liquidation has proceeded so far that the only thing remaining to be done, to finally close up its affairs, is the paying out of dividends or other moneys, set apart for payment upon claims against such liquidating corporation or association, and the receiver or other liquidating officers thereof have been unable to locate and to pay over such dividends or other moneys to the proper claimants, then and in that case said unclaimed dividends and other moneys shall be disposed of, and the affairs of said liquidating corporation or association shall be finally closed up as in this act provided. Sec. 2. Whenever the public examiner and superintendent of banks shall be satisfied that the securities liquidation measures of any corporation or association mentioned in section 1 of this action is in the condition stated in section 1, then it shall be due to the other non-investor or other liquidating officers thereof that further delay in closing up the affairs of said corporation or association will be subject to direct and required to receive or other liquidating officers or make and certify lists in quadruplicate of any unclaimed dividends of the amount of the claim that is not specifying the name of the claim or to whom allowed, the last known address thereof and the amount due; to present said certified lists to said public or an independent, and under the terms of for an indesement thereon of his order that said unclaimed dividends and other money shall be forthwith paid into the state of the nation or other public or an independent dividends of the amount of such said state of the said certified lists; to file with the same public and state tax申报 and state treasurer one copy each of said certified lists, and to deposit with said public and state tax申报 and state tax申报 to examine and superintendent of banks the information of such a certain or other non-investor or other liquidating officers upon which such dividends or other moneys remain unclaimed. The said records and proofs shall thereafter be paid to the same bank and the such superintendent of banks, as a part of the state records pertaining to his office. Sec. 3. Any receiver or other liquidating officer of such corporation or asso- ciation of such corporation, or section 2 shall at once comply therewith, and upon receipt of such dividends or other moneys therefrom by the state treasurer to execute an itemized receipt therefor, upon one or more of the moneys thereafter paid into the state treasury, such receipt, to such moneys thereafter be and constitute a full and complete claim of any claim of damage upon such receiver or other item indicating the amount of other moneys, so paid into said state treasury, Sec. 4. At any time within ten years after any such dividend or other moneys shall have been paid into the treasury, but not after the funds any claim named by the public will be for any representative thereof may file an application with the public examiner and superintendent of banks for the payment to said claimant of the amount of said unclaimed dividend or other moneys of the claim for which the treasury upon accounts of said claimant, without interest, and upon proof that the claimant is entitled thereto, to the satisfaction of the governor, attorney general, or public, or to the satisfaction of banks, or to the satisfaction of any two or said officers shall be entitled to an order from said last named officers, or any two of them to the state auditor or officer of said claimant, for the amount of money so paid into said state treasury as being unclaimed by said claimant. Upon receipt of such order by the state auditor shall be issued by the state to draw his warrant accordingly, in favor of such claimant or his legal representative, and it shall be the duty of the state treasurer thereafter to pay the same, and there is no appeal to the payment of the treasury the amount of money necessary to pay such warrant from the moneys so paid into said state treasury, by such receiver or other liquidating officer upon account of the claim for which said warrant At the end of ten years, after said money has been issued, in section 2 of this act, if no claim has been filed therefor with the public examiner and superintendent, the officer to note that officer to so note upon his copy of the certified list aforesaid and to certify the fact, that the officer who shall thereupon make like entries upon their respective certified lists, and any further claim to said money shall thereafter be absolutely Sec. 5. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved Feb. 13, 1633. CHAPTER 15. F. NO. 190. AN INDEX OF THE THOUSAND and twenty-eight (802) of the General Statutes of Minnesota 1894 relating to the limitation of the waiver within which the act may be commenced for the foreclosure of mortgages. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota Section 1. That section six thousand and twenty-eight (6028) of the General Statutes of Minnesota 1894 be and the same is hereby amended to read as fol- Section 0028. Foreclosure by advertisement. "Every mortgage of real estate heretofore or hereafter executed on such property, being made in any condition of said mortal being made in within fifteen (15) years after the maturing of such mortgage on the same property, and in the manner hereinafter specified," and said mortgage, or extended by reason of any non-residence, not made or applied upon the debt secured by such mortgage after the maturation. Sec. 2. The provisions of this act shall not affect any foreclosure proceedings Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after the 1st day of September 1900. Approved May 1900. CHAPTER 10. NO. 10 AN ACCORDANCE to the morrow宝 before vote it is issued by the city council or common council of any city, together with the ordinances required. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section I. Any and all bonds of any city in the State of Minnesota, heretofore or city council of any such city assuming to act under a general law of this state armories for the national guard, and signed by the proper officials in office at the time of the enactment, limit fixed by law for the bonded indebtedness of such city, together with all ordinances authorizing heedy in all respects validated and legalized, and the bonds so voted and signed may be sold by the State to any person who is said, and when sold shall be and are hereby declared to be valid obligations of the State to any person who issues said bonds, such city council or common council has in other respects been declared to be the specific act of the legislature of the State of Minnesota under which it is authorized to issue bonds that the bonded indebtedness of such city shall not exceed, including the amount of the debt, the amount of the credit of any sinking fund existing in said city, 10 per cent of the assessed value of the taxable property of such city. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be enforced in its passage. Approved Feb. 18, 1903. CHAPTER 17. H. F. NO. 18 AN ACT to amend sections 2094, 2095, 2096 and 2097 of the General Statutes of the State of New York to the incorporation of Masonian bodies. Be it enacted by the legislature of the Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That sections 2094, 2995, 2996 and 2997 of the General Statutes of Minnesota for 1894 be and the same are hereby amended to read as follows, to-wit: Section 2994. That any subordinate lodge of Free and Accepted Masons, or commandery of Knights Templar, instituted under the authority of the grand lodge of Free and Accepted Masons, or of the grand chapter of Royal Arch Masons, or of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rites Masons of the Southern Jurisdiction of the United States, or grand commandery of Knights Templar of the State of Minnesota, or of the grand lodge of grand chapter of Grand commandery of the United States, may become incorporated in the manner provided herein. Section 2995. Such subordinate lodge, chapter of Royal Arch Masons, or commandery of Knights Templar, or lodge of Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rites Masons of the Southern Jurisdiction of the United States shall cause to be prepared a certificate which shall contain: First—the charter name and number of the institution. Second, thecient and Accepted Scottish Rites Masons of the United States. Third, the time when and the authority by which such lodge, chapter, convent, or other institution of the Scottish Rites Masons of the Southern jurisdiction of the United States was in existence. Third—The names of the charter members of such lodge, chapter, commandery, or lodge of Ancient and Accepted Scottish Jurisdiction in the Southern jurisdiction of the United States. Fourth-The name, if a lodge, of its worshipful master, senior warden, junior warden, and secretary; if a chapter, its high priest, king, scribe and secretary; if a commander, of its eminent commander, generalissimo, captain general, and recorder; if a lodge of Ancient and Neptune, of the Rites of the Southern jurisdiction of the United States of its venerable master, senior warden, junior warden, and secretary, for the current term of such lodge, chapter or commandery. Such certificate shall be under the seal of such lodge, chapter or commandery, and signed by the worshipful master, senior warden, junior warden, and secretary, of such lodge, and the inquest of the eminent commander, generalissimo, captain general, and recorder of such commandery, or by the venerable master, senior warden, junior warden, and secretary of such lodge of Ancient and Neptune, of the Scottish Rites of the United States of the Southern jurisdiction of the United States, and shall be recorded in the office of the register of deeds of the county where such lodge, chapter or commandery is located. Section 2996. Upon filing such certificate in the office of such register, such lodge, chapter, or commandery, or lodge of Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rites. Masons of the Southern jurisdiction of the United States, shall become a body corporate under its charter name and num Defective Page ber, and shall have and possess all the property, and shall have power to sue and be sued by its corporate name, and in such name grant, devise, or bequest, any property, property, or other property, hold, sell, transfer, mortgage, convey, loan, let, or otherwise use in accordance but said corporation has no power to dili- cate the property, or bequest, a specific specific purpose designated by the donor. Section 2907. Whenever the charter of any such lodge, chapter, or commandery, or lodge of Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rites Masons of the Southern jurisdiction of the United States, shall be surrendered to or taken away by said grand lodge, grand chapter, or grand commandery of this state, or whenever by the laws and usages of said orders such subordinate lodge, chapter, or commandery shall become defunct, the corporate powers of such lodge, chapter, or commandery shall cease and determine, except that such corporation, as such, shall have power to sell, convey, and dispose of its property, and collect debts due it, and all such property and debts shall be delivered up to the grand lodge, grand chapter, or grand commandery of this state, or, in the discretion of such grand lodges, be disposed of in accordance with the laws of said order. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved Feb. 18. 1903. CHAPTER 18—H. F. NO. 76. AN ACT providing that villages boroughs or cities containing a population of ten thousand (10,000) inhabitants or less, may designate economies for village boroughs or cities and requiring the deposit of village, boroughs or city moneys in such depositories, and exempting the village, borough, or city treasurer from liability for such deposits. Be it enacted by the legislators of the State of Minnesota: Section 11.1 of the Common Council, or any body answering thereto of the several villages boroughs or cities containing a population of ten thousand (10,000) inhabitants or less, in this state, whether or not the state of Minnesota is the original or special law, may, in their discretion, select and designate as a depository or depository for village, borough or city moneys, or national, state or private, and any national, state of parties shall be required to execute and deliver good and sufficient bond, with two (2) or more sureties, in at least double the amount of the sums deposited under the amount of the sum of the common council, or any body answering thereto of such village, boroughs, or cities, for a full, large, rough by, or city. Such bond will be approved by the said common council, or any body answering thereto, and such common council, or any body, or city moneys, or any part of the village, borough or city moneys, as they may direct from time to time, to be deposited by the village, boroughs or cities under the depository or depository designsated as affordable. Sec. 2. The village borough or city shall be exempt from liability to the village, borough or city, by reason of the loss of any property deposited in any such bank, from the failure, bankruptcy or other acts of such bank, to the extent and the time of such failure or bankruptcy. Sec. 3. All interest on monies deposited in such bank, to the extent and the time of such failure or bankruptcy come the property of such village, borough or city. Sec. 4. The act shall take effect and be in force from and after the first day of May, 1908. CHAPTER 19—H. F. NO. 54 AN ACT to amend chapter 361 of the Laws of 1901, relating to terms of the district court in and for Kanabec county, and for the hearing and trial of all matters, except issues of fact, by a jury. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That chapter 361 of the laws of 1901, approved April 13th, 1901, be amended so as to read as follows: A general term of the district court in and for the county of Kanabec, in the First judicial district, shall be held in and for said county on the third Tuesday in August, in each year, for the trial and determination of both criminal and civil business and cases. Provided, that no grand or petit jury shall be drawn or summoned unless the court shall direct by a written order made and filed with the clerk of said court at least twenty days before the holding of said court. Sec. 2. Cases on the calendar of said court for the actual such term may be the order of said court be continued to the next general term of said court. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force upon the person's passage. See Chap. 20, 19, 30. CHAPTER 20—S. F. NO. 56 AN ACT relating to the tax paid by fire insurance companies upon premiums received by them in this state, and providing for the appropriation and expenditure. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. Every fire insurance company doing business in this state shall as a part of its annual statement, required by sections twelve (12) and thirteen (13) of title three (3), which is the general law of the country and is a general and seventy-two (1872), incorporated and seven in the amount of cash premiums received in each city, town, village or other municipal corporation in the State of Minnesota, having an organized fire department. Sec. 2. The recorder or clerk of any town, village or other municipal corporation having an organized fire department, shall, on or before the thirty-first (31st) day of October in each year, make and file with the insurance commissioner his certificate, stating the existence of such department, the number of steam, hand or other engines, and a ladders, trucks, hos- mories and number of feet or tools in actual use, the number of organized companies, and the system of water supply in use in such department, together with such other facts as such insurance commissioner may require. Sec. 3. The insurance and management companies blank a blank form, with the names of the insured and the insured's address to report this act, and require the companies to report statements the amount of premium received by them during the year ending December 31, 2015, and all of the several towns named in said blank, and thereafter and before the first day of the year. The slower shall certify to the state auditor the amount of premium received by said companies or other municipal corporations which have organized fire departments as reported by the state auditor, and the amount of premiums received by said companies or other municipal corporations, and the amount of tax paid in the state. State taxes by said companies upon such premiums. Sec. 4. The fiscal year shall issue and deliver to the treasurer of any such city, town, or municipal corporation the amount of tax his warrants to the treasurer of state for an amount equal to the total amount of premiums paid by such fire insurance companies upon such city, town, or municipal nipalc corporation as specified in the indicate of said insurance commissioner. Provided, that in case there exists or shall exist a fire department relief association any such city, town, village or other municipal corporation, said money due said city, town, village or other municipal corporation, as aforesaid, shall be paid to the treasurer of such relief association, instead of to the treasurer of such city, town, village or other municipal corpora- But the secretary and treasurer of every such relief association shall prepare an open report of the proposed expenditure expenditures for the previous year, showing for what purpose the money has been paid and expended and the amount of the money to be paid in the office of the town, village or city clerk of the city, town, village or city municipal corporation in which such assistance has been provided to the public and such report shall also be filed with the state auditor before any money shall be paid to any such relief association. The report must be so brief as is the case of the public and be expended only for the relief of sick, injured and disabled members of any fire department in such city, town, village or city, and the information of the wildows and orphans, and for the payment of pensions for long service to retired members of any department in any city, town, village or city, and the other much capital corporation of the state pursuant to the provisions of chapter fifty-five (50). The company of the higher government society—even if the data are not to be subject to fire, or any one serving on probation, or any fireman in the case of any failure of the association in its fire department, who is not a member of such relief association, shall be deemed to be a fireman within the name of the company of the city, if the data are not to be subject to fire, or any one serving upon the duties of his office, shall give a good and sufficient bond to the relief association. The money shall be paid to the faithful discharge of the duties of his office, and for the safe keeping and paying over, according to law, of all moneys and income into his hands as such treasurer. Provided further that no such money be withdrawn from the organization after organized unless such organization is made with the consent of the organization in the village or town to which the organization is located. And provided further, that it shall be required, that the treasurer is hereby authorized and empowered, when complaint is duly made to him, that the memorandum of the provisions of this act, to the treasurer of any city, town, village or other town, the memorandum of the relief association, has been or is being issued, to examine the books and financial accounts of the treasurer of such city, town, village or of such relief association, and if sold complaint be found true, to report the complaint directly to the treasurer direct the state auditor of such city, town, village or other municipal corporation or to such relief association, and if sold complaint be directly to the public examiner, who shall report the fact to the governor that all money been properly replaced. And the government emergency may demand. Said public examiner is further authorized and emitted to examine the books and financial accounts of the treasurer of any such city, town, village or of any relief association receiving part of said tax, and may make a report thereof to the governor. And the governor is authorized and emitted to such action as to him sooner proper. Sec. 7. All acts or parts of acts inconsistent with this act are hereby repealed. All acts or parts take effect and be force from time after its passage. Approved Feb. 20, 1933. CHAPTER 21. H. F. NO. 135 Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force on the day of its passage. March 8, 1966. CHAPTER 22-H. F. NO. 84. AN ACT authorizing cities to accept, acquire, and use equipment and devices and to manage and control the same. Banned by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. Any incorporated city in the State of Minnesota, shall have the power, and it is authorized to, and hold by gift, grant or devise, any real property within buildings thereon and personal property furnishing or equipping the same, which is owned in any manner conveyed or transferred by any person, or having a possession of the same. Any such city shall also have the power and is hereby authorized to hold, manage, control, maintain and preserve such property for the use and benefit of such city and the residents thereof, in such manner, and upon such terms and conditions, and with such restrictions, and for such purposes, other than those of a purely religious or sectarian character, as may be stated or provided in the instruments or instrument by which such property is so conveyed or transferred to such city. Sec. 2. Before any such conveyance or transfer shall become operative or the title to such property vested in such city, a resolution reciting and accepting the terms, conditions, instructions and purposes thereof as, after said shall be adopted by an affirmative vote of at least two thirds of all the members of the city council of such city at a meeting thereof, and be approved by the mayor thereof, and recorded in full in the official records of the meetings of said council. Such resolution so adopted, approved and recorded shall constitute upon the part of the person who is to be held in the conditions, restrictions and purposes, and shall be a valid contract between such person and the person whose rights, his/her, his or her successors or assignee. Sec. 3. Such property shall for all purp- suits in such city in which such property owned by such city and used exclusively for public purposes, and shall be exempt Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and improve the provisions of its passage. Approved March 3, 1902. CHAPTER 23-H.F.NO.115 AN ACT to amend Chapter 346, General Rules, to make the descent of real estate in certain cases and to assign the same and be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: to amend chapter 346, General Laws of 1001, is hereby amended so that the same shall read as follows: to the probate of any person claiming any interest in real property, to the probate of any person claiming any interest in real property, to the probate of any person claiming any property or any part thereof is situated, that more than five years have passed since the owning said real property or some interim probate and no administration granted in this state upon the estate of such deceased person to issue its order for hearing on such petition, and the same shall be granted to issue its order for hearing on the services and publication of notice for hearing of petitions for final decree in said court and such petitions be granted for such final decree. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be approved by its passage. Approved March 1, 1983. CHAPTER 24-1-II. F. NO. 264. AN ACT to authorize and empower the city council or common council of cities to issue and sell municipal bonds and to use the proceeds thereof for defraying improvements in advance of the collection improvements in advance of the collection thereof and to provide for ascertaining reporting and supplying any impairments in advance of which the proceeds of said bonds concern. Be it enacted by the legislature of the state. Section 1. The city council or common council of each and every city in this state now or hereafter having over 50,000 people has a new or new number of people and powers hereafter granted there to the law, is hereby authorized and empowered for the purposes herein designated to be the people of the city. The议eegable bonds of their respective city to an amount in the aggregate not to exceed three hundred and fifty thousand in the number of people under the general law made in such denominations and payable at such places and at such times, not to exceed ten years from the date thereof, or by any method best, and bear interest at a rate not to exceed the and one-half (3%) per cent annum, payable semi-annually and to have interest on the same type of coupons attached. Payable at such places and at such places and at such times, the costs and said city council or common council, as the case may be, is further authorized to negotiate and sell such bonds from the local population of each and every city in this state, and upon the best terms that can be obtained for said bonds. Provided, that no such bonds shall be sold by any means that is paid to them or thereof and accrued interest thereon, and provided further, that said bonds shall not be issued until the issuance of the款 for the authorized and resolution during the period of the right vote of all members of the city council or common council proposing to issue the same and no bonds shall be issued under the provision of the title of the six months from the date of the title of the Sec. 2. Nothing herein contained shall be deemed to be the bonds of any such city to such an amount that the whole amount of the principal of such city shall be in and still outstanding, including water and light bonds, together with the proposed amount of the assessed value of such city which shall be in and constitute a part of the sinking fund of such city, together with the assessed ten per cent of the assessed valuation of the non-exempt taxable property as shown by the last preceding assessment. Sec. 3. All bonds issued under authority of this act shall be sealed with the seal of the city issuing the same and signed by the mayor and attested by the park and the mayor and countersigned by the city controller. If such notice is made, the city is in such city. The proceeds of any and all bonds issued and sold under authority of this act shall be placed in the city treasury of the city issuing the same, and shall be sent to a special fund of the shall be kept distinct from the funds of the city except from funds used for the same purpose, and shall be used only for the purpose of paying to the amount of the special assessment duly assessed and sided therefore and in advance to the collection of the funds. The costs of paying, repairing or macamazing any public street, lane or alley in such city; (2) the cost of any gutter or gutters along any such street, lane or alley; (3) the cost of laying any curb stone and any structure in the area of; (4) including sidewalks, proposed street, lane or alley; (5) the cost of laying or extending any sewer pipes in or through any such street lane or alley or other public grounds or any portion thereof; and the proceeds of said bonds and the thereof shall not be used for any other purposes than those hered in the area of the city. All said assessments, the amounts of special fund hereby created, and need to be paid for the cost of local improvement for which such assessments are levied, shall be determined thereon, when collected, be paid for the interest thereon, when collected, be paid for the special fund hereby created, and the said shall be and become a part of said special fund. The amounts of special fund as hereinbefore posed of special fund as hereditary Sec. 5. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved March 3, 1988. CHAPTER 25—H. F. NO. 4. AN ACT proposing an amendment to the constitution of the State of Minnesota. 2 relating to school funds, education and science. Began by the legislature of the State of Minnesota; beginning with signing amendment to section six (6), of article eight (6), of the state law proposed by the legislature, thereby proposed to the people of the State of Minnesota for their purposes. Section shall be amended to read as follows: The school and university fund of the state may be distributed to the district, city, town or village of this state, but no such investment may be made in the county or commissioners designated by law to regulate the fund and the permanent university fund. The investment be made when the bonds to be issued by the permanent university fund are bonded indebtedness exceed fifteen years of the applicable real property of the county, nor for a shorter period than five years such bonds, nor shall such loans or indebtedness be made at a lower rate than the applicable real property of the county, nor for a shorter period than five twenty (20) years and no change of the applicable real property in such county lines shall relieve the real property in such city in this state at the time of the issuing of such bonds, such bonds. Sec. 2. This proposed amendment shall be amended for their approval or rejection at the general election occasion, and the qualified electors, of this state, and the qualified electors, of this state, for election for or against such amendment by ballot; and certified within the time, and such votes in the manner provided by law with reference to the election, and the so-called thereto that a majority of all the elections voting at stake have voted in favor of the same, then the governor shall make proclamation of the effect and be in force as a part of the Sec. 3. The ballots used at and amid election printed thereon, "Amendment to section six (6), of article eight (8), of the Constitution school or university funds to or the purchase of bids of cities districts, Yes-No," and each election voting on state amendment "measures" to left opposite either the word "Yes" or the word "No," and the position in accordance with the expressed will of the elector, as provided by the state. See 4. This act shall take effect and be amended in its passage. Approved March 8, 1963. CHAPTER 26—S. F. NO. 45. 46 A BILL OF THE Laws of the State of Alabama, as amended by chapter 187 of the Act to permit voters of any township in a city to be incorporated village when such village is located in Be it enacted by the legislature of the State. State of Minneapolis. Sec. 1. That section one (1) of chapter two hundred and thirty-nine (239) of the General Laws of one thousand eight, a hundred by-product of the 1897 of the 1997 intended by chapter fifty-nine (69) of the General Laws of one thousand eight hundred and ninety-nine (1990), and the general and ninety-ninth (2000), as to read as follows: Section 1. That whenever a majority of the segregated and township in this state shall petition the board of supervisors of such town to change the place of holdings of the board of supervisors held in the incorporated village, or to an incorporated city containing less than ten thousand inhabitants (see see see also the proposed new town), then said sub-provisions may procure a suitable hall or building in such village or city when the vote of the board of supervisors shall hold their elections; and said township shall have power to purchase and own necessary real estate in the proposed proposed town; and such purpose, provided however, that no village or city election shall be held in hall, or place of the proposed building, shall be held in the proposed purposes. Sec. 2. That section two (2) of chapter two hundred and thirty-nine (239) of the General Laws of the county, the right of the general and ninety-seven (1897), be and the same is hereby amended by inserting after the word "village" according to the word "and" said section two (2), the words "or city." Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force March 3, 1902. CHAPTER 275. F NO. 12 AN AO AND AO SECTION 254 of chapter 46 of the General Laws of the State of Minnesota for the year 1899, relating to appeals from Probate C38U. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Missouri. This section 24 of chapter 48 of the General Laws of the State of Missouri requires so as to read as follows: Section 24 requires the appeal the case be taken by a party aggrieved who appeared and moved for or opposed the case, and who, being entitled to be heard thereon, did not appear and take part in said prosecution. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be amended in its passage. Approved March 2, 1863. CHAPTER 28-S. F. NO. 110 AN ACT to amend sections twenty-three and forty-five (145) of the General Laws of the State of Missouri one hundred and forty-five (145) of the General Laws of the State of Missouri relating to the incorporation of villages and to their powers. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Missouri. Section 1. That section twenty-three (23) of chapter one hundred and seventy of 1865, being section 1240 of the General Statutes of 1848, be and the same is hereby amended of 1849. Sec. 2. That section twenty-seven (27) of the Constitution (459) of the Geneva Law of 1888, the same being section 1244 of the Gen- eral law (458), the same being name is appended to it and to read as follows: Section 27. If the verdict of the jury first discusses the nature of any part thereof, the village board may, upon return thereof to the recorder, withhold, for justice on construction any building, for health on construction any such pumps, water mains, reservoirs, engine houses or other waterworks, or for lying out, changing, widening or greenly or the change of water flow, and the new, new, new, new, public ground, square or other public place, or constructing and opening, altering, amortizing or amending, or by the use of an unscored, widening or straightening any such water course, or for the use or improvement of any such water course, or for the use or improvement of any such land, and therefore until the owner be paid in full or the damages be set apart for him or the owner, and the loss of the land and other therefor lawfully executed to him be deposited with the clerk to permanently detaillable subject to the time before having any such land to be actually taken or put to public use, and before the rendition of judgment and order of the模态 of the model of the village board may discontinue all proceedings therefore taken, and the village shall in all cases be placed in place of the all costs of every such proceedings shall be paid by the�, except when it is recovered costs in the three groups. Second. This shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved March 4, 1903. CHAPTER 20-S. F. NO. 58. AN ACT and amend section one (1) of chapter one hundred and ninety-six (196) of the General Laws of the year 1960, and the number of the three (1883), entitled "An act to provide for waterworks and lights in all villages in the state operating under the Act of 1960, and the power to bring section twelve hundred and twenty-five (1225), General Statutes of one thousand, eight hundred and ninety-five (1894), Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That section one (1) of chapter one hundred and ninety-six (196) of the laws of the year one thousand, eight hundred and ninety-three (1893), being section twelve hundred, twenty-five (1225) General Statutes of one thousand eight hundred and ninety-four (1894), be and the same is hereby amended so as to read as follows: Section 1. All villas now or hereafter organized under an special or general organization are required to lease and control waterworks for the supply of water for public and private buildings, establish and control all necessary build, establish and control all necessary for making, generating and importing water for public and private use in villages. Provided with such proceedings under this act the question of light plants or the purchase or leasing of light plants or the purchase or leasing of votes of the people of such village in the village for the issuing of municipal bonds for the issuing of municipal bonds for lawful public improvements; and providing such waterworks and such elec- leasing of the same, and the question of issuing the bonds of such village to raise funds for the electors of such village in one proposition. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. CHAPTER 30—S. F. NO. 178 AN ACT to amend section one (1) of chapter one hundred thirty-four (134) of the General Laws of Minnesota for the year 1899, as amended by section one (1) of chapter sixty-seven (67), General Laws of Minnesota for the year 1902, relating to salaries of district judges. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That section one (1) of chapter one hundred thirty-four (134) of the General Laws of Minnesota for the year 1899, as amended by section one (1) of chapter sixty-seven (67) of the General Laws of Minnesota for the year 1902, be and the same hereby is amended so as to read as follows: Section 1. The judges of the district court shall each receive a salary of three thousand five hundred dollars ($3,500) per annum; Provided. That when any county shall have a population of seventy-five thousand (76,000) or more, there shall be paid annually by each said county out of the county and to each of the said judges the number of the county of each county is of fifteen hundred dollars (1,500) in addition to the said sum of three thousand five hundred dollars (3,500); and all salaries and compensation of the judges of the district court of this state shall be paid monthly; subject, however, to the provisions of chapter forty-seven (47) of the General Laws of this state for the year 1901. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved March 4, 1963. CHAPTER 31-8. F. NO.7. AN ACT to legalize certain incorporation of villages under chapter one hundred forty-five (145) of the General Laws of one thousand eight hundred and eighty-five (1885), and the several acts amendatory thereof, and to legalize any and all or less fees from and to such corporations, and any ordinances, resolutions or by-laws adopted or taxes levied by such village. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That in all cases where there has been heretofore an attempted formation and organization of a village under the Act, the Act and the Act are not hundredth percent of the total number of and forty-five (145) of the General Law of 1885, of the 18th and the 19th and the 20th and the 21st of the 19th and the 22nd and the 23rd of the 24th and the 25th and the 26th and the 27th and the 28th and the 29th and the 30th and the 31st of the 32nd and the 33rd and the 34th and the 35th and the 36th and the 37th and the 38th and the 39th and the 40th and the 41st of the 42nd and the 43rd and the 44th and the 45th and the 46th and the 47th and the 48th and the 49th and the 50th and the 51st of the 52nd and the 53rd and the 54th and the 55th and the 56th and the 57th and the 58th and the 59th and the 60th and the 61st of the 62nd and the 63rd and the 64th and the 65th and the 66th and the 67th and the 68th and the 69th and the 70th and the 71st of the 72nd and the 73rd and the 74th and the 75th and the 76th and the 77th and the 78th and the 79th and the 80th and the 81st of the 82nd and the 83rd and the 84th and the 85th and the 86th and the 87th and the 88th and the 89th and the 90th and the 91st of the 92nd and the 93rd and the 94th and the 95th and the 96th and the 97th and the 98th and the 99th and the 100th and the 101st of the 102nd and the 103rd and the 104th and the 105th and the 106th and the 107th and the 108th and the 109th and the 110th and the 111st of the 112nd and the 113rd and the 114th and the 115th and the 116th and the 117th and the 118th and the 119th and the 120th and the 121st of the 122nd and the 123rd and the 124th and the 125th and the 126th and the 127th and the 128th and the 129th and the 130th and the 131st of the 132nd and the 133rd and the 134th and the 135th and the 136th and the 137th and the 138th and the 139th and the 140th and the 141st of the 142nd and the 143rd and the 144th and the 145th and the 146th and the 147th and the 148th and the 149th and the 150th and the 151st of the 152nd and the 153rd and the 154th and the 155th and the 156th and the 157th and the 158th and the 159th and the 160th and the 161st of the 162nd and the 163rd and the 164th and the 165th and the Provided, nothing herein shall affect any action or proceeding now pending, make affect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved March 4, 1903. CHAPTER 32—S. F. NO. 78 AN ACE provides for the filing and re-registration of the land or registration in offices of registrars standing timber, stone, ores, minerals, the earth, and in place in or upon the earth, and in the place of such instruments after such property from the land. Bo is enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. Any instrument in writing heretofore or hereafter executed and delivered by way of lease, mortgage, conveyance, or in any other form, which remembers, by which it is, or any manner affects, standing timber or stocking or, or minerals, or any other similar property in the State of Minnesota, in place of the unkemed and acknowledged in the manner required for conveyance of real property, be filed for record, and, when so filed, the property of the office of the register of deeds of the county in which such timber, stone, ores, minerals or other property may be situated; or, if the title the legal registration which such property may be situated shall have been entered under the provisions of chapter two hundred thirty-seven (237) of the Laws of Minnesota, of 1901, commonly known as the same land in the same state instrument may be registered in the where said property is situated; and in the manner in said act prescribed; and the instrument heretofore or hereafter executed, or registered, as provided in this record, or registered, as provided in this act, shall be full and sufficient notice of the right of the parties to the form of the day of such filing or presentation for registration, to any and all persons and parties, and full and sufficient notice of the rights of all parties as shown by such instruction and to such proof by the law of the severance or separation of such property from the land as before such severance or separation. Provided, how about that fact shall not affect any action or other legal proceeding now pending Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and implement the instructions in its passage. Approved March 6, 1968. CEAFFER 33-B. F. NO. 71. (1968) CEAFFER 33-B. F. NO. 71. (1968) CEAFFER 33-B. F. NO. 71. (1968) CEAFFER 33-B. F. NO. 71. Sec. 2. Nothing herein contained shall authorize the issue at any time of the bonds of any such city to such an amount that the whole amount of the principal of the bonds actually issued by such city and still outstanding, including water and light bonds together with the proposed issue, less the amount of the bonds of such city which shall be in and constitute a part of the sinking fund of such city for the payment of bonds, shall exceed 10 per cent of the assessed valuation of the non-exempt taxable property of such city as shown by the last preceding assessment. Sec. 3. All bonds issued under authority of this act shall be sealed by the seal of the city issuing them and signed by the mayor and attending the close control of the city's countersigned by the city controller. If such officer exists in such city. The proceeds of any and all bonds issued and sold under authority of this act shall be placed in the city's streamline of the city is issued in the case and shall credit the special fund and shall be kept distinct from all other funds of the city and shall be used only for the purposes of paying for the cost of paving, re-paving or macadamizing in the process of construction, curbings and the use of the structure, and also the cost of laying or relaying of sewer pipes in the intersections of streets, and the cost of paving, repaying and macadamizing in the process of property ex-lays. In the special assessments, and the cost of constructing curb and gutter in front of property exempt by law from special assessments, and also the cost of laying, relaying or send a sewer pipe front of property exempt by law from special assessments, and also the cost of in-diameter; and the proceeds of sale bonds are in any thereof shall not be used for any other purpose than those hereinbefore specified. Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and implement the following provisions: Approved March 6, 1983 CHAPTER 35-H. F. NORTH ANCHOR of chapter three hundred and ninety (33) of chapter three hundred and ninety (33) of the appropriation for building the bridge Mound Prairie, Houston county, Minn. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State, Section 1, that section 31 of chapter 10 of the Missouri Code as follows: (1) the amount of five hundred dollars ($500) is hereby appropriated out of any fund of the state to the internal improvement fund, or out of the first money which shall come into fund, or out of any appropriated to aid fund, may be a portion of the amount that may be a portion of Mound Fruit, Houston county, Minnesota Fruit, Houston county, Minnesota Fruit, Houston county, township one hundred and four (104), range five (5), Houston county. That said sum shall be expended un- temporarily to the relief of the Mount Pound Railroad township, and when said sum will be certified the fact to the state auditor, who will then issue the treasures for said amount in favor of the treasurer. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved by the Board of Trustees. SCH-II, F. NO. 112. AN ACT to authorise the issuing of bonds by organized towns for the purpose of building roads, bridges and open gulls. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. Every organized town in this state is hereby authorized to issue bonds for the proposed real estate, and the costs for the building roads, bridges and town halls within which the organization is performing to the provisions of this act. Sec. 2. Whenever the town supervisors of any organized town in this state shall determine, by resolution duly passed and recorded, the shares of the town in which the proposed building roads, bridges and town halls in said town, said resolution to describe the structure of the road to be held by town halls are proposed to be built; or when a petition addressed to the town supervisors of any organized town, and the costs of the leases of the town and the freeholders residing (if) in such town, setting forth in such petition that it is the desire of such petitioners that such town shall build the宅基地 or the entire of town halls within the said town, the location of said proposed roads, bridges or roads of being the same place of the sale of the land and petition. If the cost whereof shall not exceed the amount named in said petition, it shall be the duty of such proposedடions to the proposed road or the proposed to be submitted to the electors of such town at the next following annual town of the city of the said city which is the special election as the said town supervisors shall by resolution designate Notices of such election shall be posted in the same place and the date of the said town not less than ten (10) days before such annual or special town meeting is held, said notices to state definitely the date of the proposed bonds. Sec. S. There shall be provided by the town in case of such election a suitable box, in which ballots cast at such election for or against such proposition shall be deposited. The ballots used at said election on said bonding proposition shall have printed thereon: For Road, Bridges or Town Hall Bonds.....Yes. For Road, Bridges or Town Hall Bonds .....No. And each elector voting on said proposition shall place a crossmark, thus (X), in a space to be left opposite, either the word "Yes" or the word "No." The said election shall be conducted and the votes cast thereat shall be canvassed and counted, and the result certified in like manner as in the case of an election for town officers. Sec. 4. If a majority of the votes cast at such election be in favor of such proposition, the said town supervisors may issue and negotiate bonds of such town to the amount stated in the election notice, such bonds shall not be negotiated or sold for less than their par value. Provided, that no town shall be authorized to issue or sell its bonds to an amount so that the aggregate bonded indebtedness thereof shall at any one time exceed fifteen (15) per cent of the assessed valuation of the taxable property of such town as indicated by the last preceding assessment of such property. Such bonds shall be due and payable within twenty (20) years from date of issue of such bonds, and that the said bonds shall not bear more than six (6) per cent interest per annum. authorised to issue its bonds as herein- shall give notice by publication for three newspaper of the county in which said newspaper is located for the same length of time in a location for the same newspaper of time in a capital of the newspaper which is newspaper shall be designated therefore duly made and recorded; that the said duly made and recorded are of said bonds at the time and place to be Sec. 8. At the time and place named in such notice, the said town supersedes the said town and may, in the case of the person, and may reupon sell said bonds to the person, company or corporation offering the same value of the same time to the parent, and the interest of such town; provided, that the said town supervisors may reject any or all of the same fixed for the purchase, such bonds. If the said town is necessary for the best interest of the town, see 7. The money is not to do so. Sec. 8. The money realized upon the same time, which is not to be held to the town treasury, and devoted as far as may be necessary to the purpose named in the forementioned resolution, per section of the same time, and the residence of the cost and expense of building such, bridge or town hall shall have been paid, and the same time shall be held to the road and bridge fund of such town. Sec. 8. Said board of supervisors and the same time shall be held to the same time on or before the first day of October next after the date on said bonds, and in each and every year, thereafter, or before the date of the date of the first year, or before the sale of said bonds, and interests, is fully provided for, to levy, and in due form the same time of the same time in which such town is situated a tax upon the taxable property of said town, except the amount of principal and other interest maturing next after such levy, and in the discretion of said board of supervisors such further aum as shall be paid, and the same time as shall be held to the person of the same time per cent of such maturing bonds and interests, which taxes shall be payable in the same time and shall constitute a future tax payment of said bonds if thereon. Sec. 9. All acts and parts of acts in- centment with this act are hereby repealed. Sec. 10. This act shall take effect and be effective as of the date of this passage. Approved March 8, 1992 AN ACT entitled as and providing for the election of a vice chairman of boards of county commissioners and defining the powers and duties of such vice chair- Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: State of Minnesota: missionaries of each county of this state at their first regular hereafter at their annual session in Jan. 2014 shall chair one of their number of missionaries, illness or inactivity of the chairman, shall perform all the duties which missionaries in now or may hereafter be missionaries is now or may hereafter be required by law to do perform. Sec. 2. This law shall be in force and passage. Approved March 8, 1969 CHAPTER 38-H. F. NO. 148 ACT to amend section 5678 of the ANCT 15 to amend section 5678 of the chapter 15 of the General Law of 1566, relating to school meetings in common be it enacted by the legislature of the state. Whenever a new district is formed, a meeting for organization may be called upon the written application of three or more freeholders and legal voters residing within the limits thereof, by ten days' pates to the meeting the object of such meeting. Such meeting so called shall have the same powers as an annual meeting, except that the board of trustees then elected shall hold office only until the next meeting. At the first annual meeting after organization a director shall be elected for one year, a treasurer for two years and a clerk for three years; provided, that if any annual meeting is not held, or for any reason true to the number of the incumbent shall have never until the next annual meeting, when his successor shall be elected for the unexpired term. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved March 6, 1908. CHAPTER 89.—H. F. NO. 83. AN ACT to amend section 49 of chapter 809 of the General Laws of 1901, as amended by chapter 76 of the General Laws of the extra session of 1902, relating to the appropriation of money out of the internal improvement fund, and a build in building a bridge in Murray county. Do it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section I. That section forty-nine (49), of chapter three hundred nine (309), of the General Laws of 1901, as amended by chapter seventy-six (76), of the General Laws of the extra-session of 1902, be and the same is hereby amended so as to read as follows: Section 49. That the sum of four hundred (400) dollars is hereby appropriated out of any moneys in said fund to aid in building a bridge across the Des Molnes river where the section line between sections twenty-seven, (27) and thirty-four (34), in town one hundred six (106), range thirty-nine (39), in Murray county, crosses the same. That the work shall be done under the supervision of the town supervisors of the town of Des Molnes River, Murray county, Minnesota. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and oin force from and after its passage. Approved March 7, 1908. CHAPTER 40. H-F. NO. 138 AN INSTRUCTION BOARD boards of incorporated cities having over fifty thousand (500,000) cities in the United States, in independent school districts, to provide for the conveyance of pupils at public Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. The board of education in any incorporated city having over 40,000 students constitutes a school district may, when in their opinion the district may be a public school in any such city, provide for the conveyance of more than one mile from any schoolhouse wherein a graded school shall be located at public expense. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be applied to the passage. Approved March 7, 1968. CHAPTER 4—H. F. NO. 88. AN ACT to legalize certain corpora- tory emblems. It made to and by such corporations. It is enacted by the legislature of the Section 1. That in all cases where an attempt has harbored cases, must to make any of the statutes of the state and, in organizing such corporation have actually adopted, signed and filed in the office of the secretary of state, articles by and of the secretary of state, articles constituted such as might be lawfully carried on by such corporation under the stock and transacted business under the stock and transacted business under the such attempted organization in every such case is hereby legalized and made valid. The corporation, assumed, notwithstanding the omission law prescribed to be done or observed in the formation of such corporation, and all other and lawful form, made to or by such body under such corporate name, are hereby legalized and made as valid and effective for the use of such body and corporate name in all things duly and legally incorporated at the time of making the same; provided that the use of the product is made to or by such body under such corporate name, is now pending, involving the validity of the organization of such corporation. See also this shall offer and be in force from and after its passage. Approved March 7, 1963. CHAPTER 42-H. F. NO. 243. AN ACT to govern the sale of gasoline, benzine and kerosene in certain quantities and prescribe penalties for violation thereof. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: See also the manufacturer, vendor or dealer who shall sell, cause to be sold, fill or cause to be filled for the purpose of sale or other use, any can or other use of the product, and to be bottleneck in quantities of more than one pint and less than six gallons, without such can or other container being of bright red color, or any of any of any of the products in large plain letters, with the name of the contents, or any manufacturer, vendor, or dealer who shall sell, cause to be sold, fill or cause to be filled for the purpose of sale or other use with kerosene or other illuminating oils, in quantities of any can or other container, which shall be gallons, can or other container when said can or other container is not of a red color, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor of the upon conviction of the subject to fine of not more than one hundred dollars. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be approved March 7, 1963. CHAPTER 42-H. F. NO.W. AN ACT providing for the election of election independent in certain cases, defining their duties, and method of compensation. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: State of Minnesota: Section 1. That the legal voters of every organized town in this state, which forms part of a common school district, containing twenty of more toments, of more than one toment, of more than one toment, in addition to the business now provided by law to be�tracted at such meetings, shall elect one resident legal voter of such town, who shall be known and designated as town school superintendent. The duties of such superintendent shall be to advise the board of trustees of the school district of which such town forms a part. In all matters pertaining to the schools in said town, such as the location of schoolhouses, the employment of the other the funding of school supplies, and the erection and repair of schoolhouses. He shall look after trustants, visit the schools, and from time to time make report to the board of trustees as to the condition of schools and school buildings in his town, with suggestions as to their improvement, and whenever duly authorized in writing by said board of trustees, or any member of school, may make a build contracts for the further use of the work and other necessary school supplies, and for ordinary repair on the schoolhouses in his town. Sec. 2. That such town school superintendent shall receive as compensation for services so performed by him such sum. If any, as may be determined by vote of the town at any annual meeting thereof, to be paid out of the town funds. Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved March 7, 1903. CHAPTER 44—H. F. NO. 250. AN ACT to amend section five thousand six hundred and thirty-eight (5635) of the General Statutes of eighteen hundred and ninety-four (1894), relating to Baths and'and' Boat is enclosed by the legislature of the State of Minnesota. Section 1. That section five thousand six hundred and thirty-one hundred and ninety-four (1894), and the same is the authority of the district courts of the United States district courts of the United States commissions, duly appointed by the United States commissions, duly appointed by the district of Minnesota, shall have the same authority to administer oaths, and administerments, which require public now have, or hereafter may have, under the laws of Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be enforced in all cases of passage. Approved March 7, 1903. CHAPTER 45-H. F. NO. 827 AN ACT to amend section fifty-four (54) of the General Laws of 1501, relating to appropriations for building and lands in certain counties of this state. State of Minnesota: Act to amend section fifty-four (54) of the General Laws for 1901, be amended as follows: Section 54. That the sum of two hundred (200) dollars is hereby appropriated out of said fund, and in the process of amortizing the amount of the town of Perham, Otter Tall river, in the town of Perham, Otter Tall county, Minnesota at a point where the principal road running each of the town of the city has been at a point where the village of New York Mills, across said river, in section twenty-four (24), township one hundred thirty-six (30), and the second of the county of the芋r Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved March 7, 1903. CHAPTER 40-H. F. NO. 554. AN ACT prescribing the time of holding the general terms of the district court in the county of Benton in the Seventh judicial district of the State of Minnesota. It is enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That the general terms of the district court in the county of Benton are, and for the county of the Seventh judicial district, in said State of Minnesota, shall be held upon the fourth Monday of April and upon the first Monday of December in each year, providing that no grand or petty city of the State is amended for the April term of the year 1904, or for any April term thereafter unless ordered by the court, as provided by law. Sec. 2. The adjourned term of the district court, approved by the board of March 11, 1908, in said county, is hereby adjourned to the fourth Monday of April of 1908. Sec. 3. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed. Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved March 8, 1903. CHAPTER 47-S. F. NO. 118. AN ACT to prevent the destruction of grasses, grains and other crops by grasshoppers. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota. Section 1. Every tract or parcel of land is to be divided into the eggs of grasshoppers as to be no more than one hundred acres in size, growing or to grow in or upon land, and so on; so infested as to threaten the destruction, grains or other crops, shall from and among, grains or other crops, therefore to plow or to leave no more than so long as the same unplowed and so infested, be found. Sec. 2. The board of county commissioners hereby authorized at any regular or special session thereof to any trial or parcel of land claimed to be inwardly with the land claimed to be inwardly with the facts in any such case, to investigate the facts in any such case, to the effect that he has made examination of any such case, to the effect that he has made examination of any such case, to the effect that he has made examination of any such case, described by him, and that in his opinions such tracts ascribed, is or is not infected with the eggs of grachomasters as to be grachomasters crops growing or to grow on lands little affected as to threaten the destruction so as to infest them to that threaten the destruction be prima facts evidence of the facts therein stated at any such hearing of said salid or, by arising from any done purpurely plaining shall cause notice to be served upon the owner of such tract or that day of such hearing, describing therein the complaint, and the session of the complaint, and the session of such hearing, naming the first day of such session; whereupon the hearing may day as the board shall then appoint a manner as provided in section 8 of this order the order authorised. Sec. 3. If the board of county commissioners shall, after the hearing and investigation authorized by the preceding section, be of the opinion that any tract is more than 100 square meters of the area is not so infested with the eggs of grasshoppers to the extent contemplated by section one (1) of this act, it shall make and file its order to that effect, directing therein that the owner or lessee of the land is or is now plowed to be carried within within the time therein issued, and cause a copy of such order to be served upon such owner, or his agent, or lessee, within such time as the board shall direct not less than twenty days from the date of the order to the date of the order of copy shall be served upon such owner or less than one of the county, in the same manner that a summons is served in a civil action; and if such owner or lessee resides in another county, service thereof may be upon the same method of action, unless less than 100 square meters of the county; and if the owner is not a resident of this state, or his residence is unknown, and he has no known agent or lessee in the county, then service may be made by publication to the county upon this week's general newspaper, dated at the county seat of such county, the last of which publications shall be made not less than ten days prior to the date when the plowing of any such tract or parcel is required. The order of the said board author- tors is that they be in substantially the following form: Whereas, at a meeting of the board of county commissioners of county, held on the ___ day of ___ 19, the said board did duly hear and investigate relative to a complaint that the tracts or parcels of land hereinafter described are so infested with the eggs of grasshoppers as to be greatly dangerous to grasses, grains or other crops growing or to grow on the lands situate in the vicinity of such tracts, as to threaten the destruction of a great part of such grasses, grains or other crops; and, whereas the said board is of the opinion that such danger exists, the said tracts being described as follows: (Here insert description.) It is hereby ordered and directed that the owner (or his leasee) of said tract or parcel land shall not, later than the day of ___ day of ___ 19, begin, and with reasonable dispatch continue the plowing of said tract or parcel and all thereof, and complete such plowing prior to the ___ day of ___ 19 (or if all the lands complained of are therefore found to be so infertile portions thereof to be so infertile, quired to be plowed). It is hereby required to cause a copy of this order to be to cause the owner of the lands hereby to request the possession by request (or leases), in the manner required by law for the service thereof. Chairman Board of County Commissioners Sec. 6. For the purposes of this act the Secretary of the University of Minnesota at the University of Minnesota, at the University of Michigan, at the capital of the state, shall be deemed the state entitlement legislature shall take effect and be in force from March 10, 1903, passage CHAPTER 8 - B. F. NO. 122. INCOME TAXES: two (12) of fifteen (15) dollars of the State of Minnesota as amended by the Act of March 10, 1903, seven (67) of the General Laws of the State to the willful or malicious injury of the public. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That chapter twelve (12) of title fifteen (15) of the penal code of the State of Minnesota is amended to three hundred and twenty-seventy (327) of the General Laws of the State of Minnesota, is amended so as to read as follows. Section Chapter twelve (12) of title fifteen (15) of the penal code of the State of Minnesota is hereby amended by adding thereto the following sections, to Section 401 A. A person who shall willfully or maliciously destroy, injure, disconnect, displace, cut, break, deface, ground or in any way interfere with any pole, cable or wire legally erected, put up or strung, or any underground conduit, subway or cable, or any electrical or other apparatus, lamps, transformer, switch, appliance, instrument or machinery of any kind used in the construction of or in the operation of any electric or telephone plant, line or system, or used in the producing, generating or transmitting of electric light, heat or power, or who shall aid, agree with, employ or conspire with any other person or persons to do any of the aforementioned acts, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine not exceeding one hundred dollars, or by imprisonment in the county jail, not exceeding ninety days. Sec. 2. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent with the provisions of this act Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force on this day in passage Approx. March 30, 1918. A MEMBER OF 40-E F. NO. 49 AMC LETTER 108-5 Defective Page and twenty-nine (229) of the General (1500) the same being an ad- tribulation municipal court recourse to the municipal court of population less than five thousand (5,000) inhail- ble. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That section thirty-seven of chapter two, 185, is amended to the general laws of eighteen hundred and ninety-five (1855) be, the same is, amended so as to read as Section 37. In all examinations of perjury of this state, and in all trials of criminal offenses in this state, and in all trials of criminal offenses in acquitted and when he is convicted and does not pay fine and the fine does not exceed the determination of said cause, the clerk costs accruing in said case, or such extinction under his hand and the seal of court of the county in which said city is situated, who shall upon such presentment of such county for the amount of the bill said court and the treasurer shall forthwith duty of the judge of said court to disburse the fee of the examination or examination to the persons entitled thereto; if at any time after the commencement of the defendant he shall pay the fine and costs it shall be the duty of the judge of said court it shall be the duty of the judge of said county treasurer taking his receipt to the county treasurer one with the auditor of said county. In all trials of criminal cases under the ordinances, by-laws and regulations of said city, when the defendant is acquitted and when he is convicted and does not pay his fine and the costs accruing therein, after the final determination of said cause, the clerk shall make out the�ized bill of the court accruing said case, in said municipal court certified to under his hand and the seal of said court, and file such bill with the recorder or clerk of said city who shall, upon presentation, draw city for the amount of the treasurer of said city for the amount of the bill so presented in favor of the judge of said court, and the treasurer of said city shall with pay the sum of it shall be the duty of the judge of said court to disburse the costs so accruing in each criminal cause to the persons entitled thereto. If, at any time after the conviction of such defendant he shall pay the fine and costs accruing therein to said municipal court, it shall be the duty of the judge of said court to forth with the sum of the treasurer of said city, taking his receipt therefor in duplicate and file one with the recorder or clerk of each city. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved March 15, 1978. CHAPTER 10 H-2. F. No. 218. AN ACT to authorize cities having a population of more than 10,000 or less to purchase, or otherwise acquire, extend and improve water works. It be enacted by the legislature of the state. Section 1. In addition to the rights and powers of the state of Minnesota, several cities of the state of Minnesota are abridged or affected by this net, there is hereby granted to all cities that are or are abridged by the State of Minnesota, having a population according to the last officially promulgated law, which having owned the States census, and which having owned the same, and having by contract the same, service the right to repurchase the same, the purpose of purchasing or otherwise providing such water works, and such cities proving such water works, and such cities to purchase, subject to the approval of the legal voters of such city, as is heretofore owned and plant and extend and improve The words "purchasing" and "acquiring" herein shall be deemed and taken to include the acquiring of any such works or plants by contract with the owner or owners thereof or pursuant to any right reserved in any contract with the owner or owners thereof or pursuant to or by virtue of the exercised of the right of eminent domain in any condemnation proceedings had or taken for the purpose of acquiring any such works or plants. Provided, that this act shall not relate to any city whose contract of repurchase includes the right to repurchase gas or electric plants. Sec. 2. The bonds of any city issued pursuant to the terms of this act may be issued from time to time by a vote of the electors of such city, as hereinafter provided in the amount of bonds outstanding shall not at any time exceed in the aggregate the sum of one hundred and fifty thousand dollars ($150,000), except as hereinafter provided. Sec. 3. All bonds authorized by this act are set down at the time of the first city from the date of the issuance, bearing interest at not more than five per cent (5 per cent) per annum, principal and interest payable at such time and place of sale of the common council of which city such bonds are held with the seal of the city issuing these and signed by the mayor and attested by the clerk or recorder and shall be sold at not less than par value and at interest at the highest responsible bidder, after not published on the each week for three (3) successive weeks in a daily paper, if one there be, if not, then in a weekly paper in the city where such bonds are to be issued, and also in the city of the public, published in the city of St. Paul, and the full subshah, however, shall not invalidate said bonds. Sec. 4. Bonds issued under or pursuant to the provisions of this act shall be so issued only when authorized by the voters, such by at a general or special election called the public to the manner hereinafter provided. Sec. 5. In addition to the bonds herein before authorized to be issued a further and additional amount of bonds, not exceeding in the aggregate the sum of fifty thousand dollars ($50,000) may be issued by any such city for any and all of the purposes hereinbefore provided for, provided the common council of such city shall authorize such issuance by a majority vote of all members elect and the question of such issuance shall be submitted to the voters of such city at a general election or at a special election called for that purpose as hereinafter provided and two-thirds of the voters voting at such election shall vote in favor of such issuance and in estimating the number of voters only male voters shall be considered. Sec. 7. None of the bonds of any such city, issued pursuant to the terms and provisions of this act, shall be deemed or taken to be a part of the indebtedness of such city within the purview of any law limiting the amount of the indebtedness of any city and the bonds provided for in this act may be issued without regard to the indebtedness of any such city. Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. AN ACT to amend section 9(2) of(ah) criminal law, to provide pawns for the eighth hundred and ninety-three days of the duties of surveyors regarding section 9(2). It is enacted by the legislature of the State. State of Minnesota: Section I. That section five (5) of chapter two hundred and fifty (250) of the General Laws for the year 1853, is here follows: by amended so as to read as follows: a re-establish all the first government corner, according to the rules of the general land office, and the United States of the several principal entities of "Restoration of lost or obliteration or corner and subdivisions." The dated March 14, 1901, is the start of the interior of the Interior of the State, and from such corners so re-established. And from the original government, which is the same as the lost, shall be held in the case of the condition set forth in the petition, all the sections therein included, according to the order of the said general. The first of the 1901, of the same actions, dated March 14, 1901, approved by the secretary of the Interior on the same date, said the first of the same being in accordance with the laws. Minnesota has held the same policy in language. He shall, in the case of all property lines, required by the petition according to all the same conditions and to the other evidence and held in the original deeds if the same corner is not being first confirmed. The original, otherwise by the specified given in the section and accurate field notes, is the complete and accurate names of all the work, giving dates, local names, length, and the full topography of theி nded in all the same or all evidence, by which corners are located, and, if the data by which the figure, survey, can be isolated, is the future, and the process shall be given in feet and, if the original, there is no decimals thereof. Substantial line of other stone monuments shall be at the same time, and at the same time, the same corner, re-established, and the names of at least three resident witnesses must be at least one of each of the first or second names. The following is the strong linen paper, showing all of the above mentioned facts practicable to be set forth in all the first or second names of the same form of the first or second fact of land which are benefited or affected thereby, together with the owned names and the acreage of each separate see 2. This act shall take effect and be enforced in the passage. Approved March 13, 1956. CHAPTER 32-H. F. NO. 81. AN ACT to amuse and entertain the to provide for the maintenance of buildings erected thereon, to fix the organization of the buildings erected thereon, to fix the organization of the buildings erected thereon, to good marksmanship thereon, to allow the admission of officers and enlisted men, to procedures of army boards, and making further support appropriate to the National Guard and to carry out the provisions of this act. Be it enacted by the legislature of the Section 1. That section ten (10) of chapter one hundred and eightteen of the Military code, be and the Military so as to be the 10th National Guard. The active military warden, uniformed officer, shall be known as "Minnesota National Guard." Section 2. That article three (2) of chapter one hundred and eightteen of the Military code, fifteen (15), sixteen (16), seventeen (17), twenty-one (21) and twenty-two (22) of chapter one hundred and eightteen of the Military code, and the several other armed forces hereby unrestricted as to read as follows: "Section 14. National Guard: Peace Strength—In time the commander-in-chief shall consist of the commander-in-chief, the adjutant general, the officers mentioned in the two preceding sections of colonel, and one brigade to be organized as headquarters on the staff of the commander-in-chief shall not therefore be a member of troops or for any office or commission in the which he has been appointed, without the examination and other qualification." The commander-in-chief may, from time to time, hire a brigade staff officer, regimental and company officers, non-commissioned and company officers, non-commissioned and company officers, constitute each organization of the national army, provided the change is made to conform more closely to the laws of the United States, provided the change is made to conform more closely to the laws of the United States, and provided further clarification shall remain as now constituted under this act and the provisions of the law. Section 15. War Strength-The commander of the armored division, in invasion, insurrection, or imminent danger thereof, to tempo-rate, equip and equip the same as the exigencies of Section 16. The Brigade-The brigade shall administer adjutant general with the rank of major, one assistant commander, one brigade judge advocate, one commissary brigade judge advocate, one commissary brigade judge advocate, one commissary practice, one enlistment officer, one one-side-de-camp, enlistment officer, one one-side-de-camp, enlistment officer, one one-battalion or corps of infantry, one battleant or corps of artillery, the commander and one company of engineers; Provided a troop or battery shall fall below a minimum of forty-six officers and enlisted Section 21. Batteries of Artillery—Each captain, one first lieutenant, one second lieutenant, one first sergeant, one stabbing captain, two first lieutenants, four first sergeants, eight corporals, four and eight to exceed sixty privates. The company of engineers shall consist of one lieutenant, one first sergeant, one quartermaster, two corporals, two cooks, two musicians and two captains. Two cooks, two musicians and two captains hereby amended so as to read as follows: Section 21. Staff Officers. The staff officers of the brigade and of each regiment of corps of artillery shall be appointed by the brigade office during his pleasure, subject to the advice of the chief. Provided, that assistant surgeon executive years may, upon application, be promoted to the rank of captain. Sec. 4. That section one hundred and sixty-five shall be amended and the same is hereby amended by adding the commander-in-chief, may in his discretion, order and establish his special jurisdiction and be instructed to grant punishment six days in any one year, the attendance to be GENERAL LAWS OF MINNESOTA PASSED AT THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION OF 1903 who have attained a prescribed standard of competence for that purpose under suitable training, and from the participants who have developed unusual proficiency in the practice, and from the participants who have developed unusual proficiency in the practice, and from the participants who have the approval of the adjunct of the department, with similar teams in or from other departments, as the adjunct general may prescribe or assent to. Provided that officers and enlisted men attending such practice or served for actual service; and Provided, that camps and competitions, including the transportation, pay, shelter and substitution of their prizes and prizes as may be offered, to the officers and enlisted men of other accessories, shall not exceed the three thousand one and one hundred and twenty-one (121) of said金额, by adding thereto the following: two annual officers in actual command annually two officers in actual command annually two officers in actual command annually the affairs of their respective commands, the following Provided, further, that all enlisted men, while in any service under orders of the commander-chief, will be entitled to the�entific payment of their original pay as prescribed in this act. In addition thereto, for each period of five years' honorable service in the National Guard. Sec. 11. That section one hundred and forty-one (141) of said Military Code be and the same is is not amended by adding the following. Provided, that the permanent annual appropriations for the National Guard made by the several other unearned orders of the Act subsequent thereor or subsequent to this act, shall not lapse with the end of any fiscal year, nor be the end of any fiscal year, or the end of any fiscal year, other than any other fund, but shall remain a permanent appropriation and be available for the purpose of carrying out the provisions of the will. The will is to be expended as therein provided, or otherwise disposed of by the legislature: and The Act is further, that all disbursements from any military fund, or from any fund for the maintenance or equipment of the National Guard shall be made upon payment, and, above the law of the adult general, and shall be paid upon the warrant of the state auditor on the state treasurer in the manner prescribed by section 115 of the Military Code. Sec. 12. That section one hundred and six (106) of said Military Code be and the same are by the amended by adding the following: The adjuant, general shall have the right to keep in good repair all water systems, military reservations, and shall properly care for and keep in good repair all water systems, the system of water pipes constructed in or around the buildings, and the highway leading to or connecting with said grounds, and also the military systems in or about, or used in connection with said grounds, and make such further improvements thereon as the exogenes of the service may require, the cost of the care, maintenance, extension of the buildings and addition to the grounds of the buildings and addition to the buildings and addition to the sum of two thousand and six hundred dollars. Sec. 13. That section 116 of said Military Code, as amended, be and the same is hereby further amended by adding thereto the following: "Provided, that where said batteries of artillery, or either of them, shall be composed of more than two mounted sections, there shall be paid to the commanding officers thereof, respectively, the additional sum of three hundred and fifty dollars, and to the commanding officer of the battalion or corps the sum of one hundred dollars, for horse hire, at the times and in the manner herein provided." Sec. 14. That the additional sum of money is thereby appropriated out of any money in the state taxation not otherwise appropriated, and annually thereafter, for the purpose of care and maintenance of the care and the several amendments thereto, including the care, maintenance the state camp grounds and the buildings thereto, the rife and gun practice and the camp exercises and the camp expenses of the National Guard, and the other provisions of See, 15. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its pas- Approved March 13. 1903. AN ACE entitled an act relating to the duties and compensation of the county surveys of his deputies and assistants of his deputies and assistants in county having a population of at least two hundred thousand inhabitants. It be enacted by the legislature of the county. Section I. That in every county in the state have now laid out more than here may be plentiful. The county has hundred and fifty thousand (150,000) and not over two thousand (200,000) but over one hundred (100,000) shall receive from such county a salary for all services performed and traveling for all services performed and traveling for the county for which he is appointed, payable the installments of the county treasury. Sec. 2. Such county surveyor may appointee a roadman and two children who shall reapply to the county as may be fired by the board of county surveyor, and the compensation of such county surveyor shall not exceed the roadman $2.50 per day, and the children $5.00 per day. Sec. 3. Such deputy shall take the same oath of office, and shall file the same bond as is now required in each county, and shall be eligible to perform all acts that can be done and performed by such county surveyor and that on application of the county state and county county surveyor may allow such surveyor to appoint additional help and assistance, and provide such assistance, and as said board shall deem necessary surveyor and deputy and draughtman shall be to make all surveys, plots, description surveyor and deputy and to survey, lay out and drawings, and to survey, lay out and bridge and ditches when so required by the board of the county surveyor or his deputy should attend at the meetings of said board when Sec. 5. All acts and parts of acts in- scribed in Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and in force from and after its passage. CHAPTER 54-S F NO. 91 AN ACC to amend section two hundred (41) of the General Law of one (42) of the General Law of one (1858), being an act establishing a pro- be it enacted by the legislature of the Section 1. That section two hundred and fifty-seven (257) of chapter forty-six (46) of the General Laws of one thousand eight hundred and eighty-six (858), be CHAPTER 55.-S. F. NO. 19. general. Be elected by the legislature of the State of Minnesota. Section 1. That the salary of the attorney general for the year nineteen hundred and three (1903), beginning in the month of January thereof, and annually thereafter, shall be forty-eight hundred ($4,800) dollars, which sum shall be in lieu of all other compensation now provided by law. Sec. 2. That subdivision six (6) of section five hundred and thirty (530) of the General Statutes of eighteen hundred and ninety-four (1894), be and the same is hereby amended by striking out the words "thirty-five hundred (2,500)" and inserting in lieu thereof the words "forty-eight hundred (4,800)." Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. CHAPTER 56-S F NO 128 AN ACT to amend section one hundred six (46) of the General Laws of one hundred eighty (188), being an act to establish a provision of notice upon person proposed to under guardianship by reason of In-Be it enacted by the legislature of the Section 1. That section one hundred and forty-three (143) of chapter forty-one thousand eight hundred and eighty-nine (188), be the same and is hereby amended. Section 143. Upon the presentation of such application or petition, the probate court shall fix the time and place for the hearing of the same, and shall cause notice of such hearing, and of the time and place thereof, to be given to the person proposed to be put under guardianship, at least fourteen (14) days prior to the time fixed for such hearing; and if such person is an inmate of a state hospital for the inmate, then a like notice of shall be given to the intermediate of such hospital, and in such case such notice, together with two copies of the same, may be sent to the superintendent of such hospital by mail, and it is hereby made the duty of such superintendent to promptly serve the said notice upon the person proposed to be put under guardianship, or to cause the same to be served by an employee of the hospital, and to make, or cause to be made, proof of such service by affidavit of the person making the same, without cost or expense, either for the service of proof of the same, other than the fee of twenty-five cents to the officer administering the path. When such service is made and proof of service is made, the judge said original notice, then said superintendent, together with his own admission of service, to the judge of probate by whom he was admitted. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and the judge will have its passage. Approved March 14, 1963. CHAPTER 51—S. F. NO. 68 Sec. 5. All elder vinegar as defined in Sec. 4.1 is equivalent to not less than four and one-half (4/5) per cent by addition not less than two (2) per cent by weight of elder vinegar solids and if any elder vinegar contains any irritant, it shall be prescribed acidity and solids, it shall be deemed to be adultered with manufacturing salts, and exposing for sale shall be deemed guilty of a misuse. Sec. 6. Whoever violates any of the acts of insistent or inconsistent provisions of this act may guilty of a misdemeanor and be punished by a fine of not less than (20) dollars and costs, or by imprisonment five dollars and costs, or by imprisonment not less than (20) dollars and costs. Sec. 7. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent with provisions of this act may be punished. are hereby released. Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after the first day of June, 1963. Approved March 12, 1903. CHAPTER 13-S. F. NO. 95. AN ACT to amend chapter forty-six (46) and chapter forty-nine (49) of eighty and eighty-nine (188), being an act to establish a probate code so as to prohibit probate courts to ap- pay the debt. Be it enacted by the legislature of the state of Minnesota: Section 1. That chapter forty-six (46) of the General and eighty-six (188), and the same is hereby amended by adding after section 167 of said chapter 46. Section 167A. When there shall be delay in appointment, or in delay of appointment, from any case. when it shall appear to the satisfaction of the court may appoint a special guardian for the delay shall be disposed of or the necessity therefore cause to exist and a guardian may be appointed without notice of the appointment of such special guardian. chapter 60, General Laws of 1898, shall apply to such special guardian so that the filing and approval of the bond so provisionally shall issue to the person appointed. shall have the same powers and perform the same duties with regard to the person or personified, that no special guardian appointed has any power to institute any proceeding in real estate belonging to any such ward, nor shall any such guardian have any power to institute any proceeding in real estate belonging to any such ward with therefore from the proper probate certificate to the proper certificate thereof, affecting lands or interests in lands and to legalize any Be it enacted by the legislature of the state of Minnesota. Section 1. An attested theory of every will of the state, copy of, devising lands or any interest in lands, shall be recorded in the office of register of deeds of the county in which such land is situated. Sec. 2. That in all cases where any duly attested or authenticated copy of any will and the probate thereof affected in the law of the lands has been to be found at the record of the office of the register of deeds in the county in this state where any of the lands at the record of the state will be at the record of record is hereby in all respects legalized and made valid; and such record shall be admissible in evidence and shall have the same force and force in all respects as those for recording was duly authorized by law at the time of the making of the same. Nothing in this section of this act shall apply to any action or providing a new or new document to the state. Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved March 14, 1863. CHAPTER 60-S, F. NO. 177, AN ACT to amend sections two thousand three hundred and fifteen (2315) and two thousand three hundreds and seventeen (2317) of the Newsland State of one thousand eight hundred and nine-four (1894) relating to the vacation of town plats. By the general by the legislature of the State of Minnesota. Section I. That section one (1) of章法规定 the same number of one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine (1899), the same being section two (2) of the General Statutes of one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine, and the same is hereby amended so as to Section 2116. The district courts are authorized and empowered to preside over the proprietorship of any city or town, or of any part of any city, town or addition thereto, within any city or town, or of any part of any city, town or addition thereto, including streets, any part thereof, or any part thereof, including streets, judge and declare the title such streets, always and public square in such persons any degree or order of vacation shall be deemed to be granted to the property to be vacated shall have been Sec. 2. That section fourteen (14) of the Statutes of one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six (1866), the same being accepted in the Statutes of one thousand eight hundred and sixty-three (2317) of the General Statutes of one thousand eight hundred and ninety-eight (1894) be made hereby, namely, as follows: read as follows. Section 2317. If such proprietor produces the notice required by law has been given, the court shall proceed to hear ad demand. If the notice is vacated city or town, or additions, or which shall be recorded by the clerk of said court in the records of said court, a court in the office of the register or deeds of the county in which said city, town or county of the county auditor such county office of the county auditor such county thereof, shall be vacated between blocks or lots or which connect two parts of the county or one part of the city, blocks or lots or one part of the city, vacated, unless, however, it appears to the satisfaction of the court that such street or block is vacated for the purpose for which the same is vacated in the hearing of said application any objection is made by any person, and whose interest will be injurious. ity affected by such an alteration, and give judgment as seems right to him, and proper provided for the court, the parties resting such vacation or alteration will sustain by the court its benefits resulting therefrom, the court is required to be aware of the same to be assessed, and require the payment of the same by the parties involved in such a paid vacation or alteration shall take effect. *See 3. This act shall take effect and be in effect upon its passage. *Approved March 14, 1900. CHAPTER 61-S. F. NO. 150. AN EXAMINATION and instruction of schools of one school district in an adjoining district or district. Be it enacted by the legislature of State of Minnesota; State of Minnesota, the opinion of the board of trustees of any school district of this state. It would be for the best interests of sale, district and school district, if the school district of this state is to be the parent of the school in the said district. It is competent for said board of trustees, and it shall be the duty of said board of trustees of any adjoining district or district for the instruction of such children of said district who may attend school in such a school district. In such a school district also of the board of trustees in said district in which no school is held to provide for the transparency of the school district to and from the school in such district or district to which they may be sent. The cost and expense of such instruction shall be paid by the board of trustees of said district. In which no school is held out of any funds being provided, such school is held to be paid by the district of the district where no school is kept, shall furnish to the teacher of such adjoining district or district a register of the school in the said district. To keep a separate daily record of attendance of the scholars from such adjoining district and other other schools, the board of trustees, and such teacher, in addition to the reports required by law to be made for the district in which the school is held to be paid by the school district and to the county superintendent of schools and such record should be paid by the school district when the school is kept from such district where no school is kept shall draw appointment for any other district than the one in which he resides and there be counted only one. Sec. 2. The school district so educating its students must retain its organization and districts shall retain its organization and money as before. This act shall be in force from and after its passage. Approved act to be in force from and after its passage. Act to be in force from and after its passage. F. NO. 105. AN ACT to legislate conveniences of real property, which the land is correctly described, but that the land is not correctly named, in situated Be it enacted by the legislature of the Wisconsin: Section 1.1. all conversions of real estate heretofore received in Minnesota in which such real estate is situated, which conveyed, but which erroneously state that the land which said land is situated, and which in such the respective are state, be and the same hereby are, to the same legal, legalized and made good and valid. Provided, however, these actions now pending, and shall not apply to any instruments describing lands by other than subdivisions prescribed by the federal land Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be imposed in its passage. March 10, 1902 Defective Page CHAPTER 63-B: F. 210. AN ACT to grant to religious corporations the powers and privileges conferred by section 3120, 3131, 3132, 3133 of the State of Minnesota for 1894 and all new legislative terms thereafter to reclaim the cemetery and property of cemetery dwellers and property of cemetery Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That religious corporations created under the provisions of title four of the Constitution of the State of Minnesota and all religious corporations now existing or hereafter created by virtue of the constitution and severally granted all the jointly and severally granted all the rights formed by the provisions of sections 3103, 3118, 3131, 3133, 3134 and 3135, General and all acts amedulatory thereof, subdivision and all acts amedulatory constitutions and conditions thereof inermin. Sec. 2. That one or more religious corpuses may acquire by gift, purchase or otherwise the cemetery lands and property of a cemetery, now or hereafter created or existent, such cemetery and the such cemetery association and the owner or owners of such private cemetery are involved and empowered to convey such cemetery and property to any cemetery land and property so Sec. 3. That such religious corporation may be made in any place provided in section 16 General Statutes of the State of Minnesota; or provided, however, that the deeds of such corporation may be made in any place provided in treasurer or treasurers of such religious corporation or treasurers of such religious corporation or by any one or more of such treasurers after being duly authorized to do by the corporation or corporation or corporations inconsistent with this act are hereby inscripted with this act in this passage. Approved March 19, 1908. CHAPTER 16. S.-F. F. 185. AN ACT to amend section nine hundred-fifty-three of the statute of eleven hundred-nine-fifty-three of the supreme vipers and other office of supervisors and other office of legislature of the State of Minnesota; Section 1. The section nine hundred twenty-eight (925) of the General Statutes of eighteen hundred and ninety-four (184) be amended so as to read as follows: Section 925. There shall be elected in the year 1904, at the annual town meeting in each town, three supervisors, one of whom shall be elected for three (3) years, for the first (2) years, and one for one (1) year so that one of the two years for which each is elected shall be indicated on the ballot, and one shall be designated and known as chairman. At each annual town meeting the other two are supervisors, the place of the one whose term expires at that time. There shall also be elective annual town meeting in each town on the other two, and the assessor, two justices of the peace, two constables and one overseer of highways, for each road district in said town; but justices of the other and constables shall be elected only once in two years, except to fill vacancies. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after Jan. 1, 1904. Approved March 18, 1903. CHAPTER 65-S. F. NO. 891. AN ACT to fix the time for holding the general form of the district court in the county of Douglas in the Seventh judicial district in the State of Minnesota. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: State of Minnesota: Terms of the district court in and for the county of Minnesota and for the county of State of Minnesota, shall be held upon the fourth (4th) bishop of February and the fourth (4th) bishop of September in each year. The fourth (4th) bishop of September is consistent with this plea. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved March 19, 1903. CHAPTER 8-H. F. H. NO. 161. and authorize the board of county commissioners to make the necessary changes more than one hundred fifty thousand inhabitants, according to the tax then commemorated state or national law, to state or national law, to the floating indebtedness of county and county to levy taxes for the payment thereof. Legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. The board of county commissioners of any county in this state, having more than one hundred and fifty thousand inhabitants, according to the last then completed state or national census, is hereby authorized and empowered to issue at any time prior to the last day of May, in the year one thousand nine hundred and three (1903), the certificates of indebtedness of said county for such an amount as may be necessary for the purpose of funding the floating indebtedness of said county, which said floating indebtedness exists on the first day of February. A. D. one thousand nine hundred and three, and which indebtedness has not existed for more than five years, said certificates of indebtedness and the proceeds thereof shall be used for no other purpose, and this at shall not relate to any floating indebtedness of any county, the floating indebtedness of which is involved in any action pending at the time of the passage and approval of this act. Sec. 2. Said certificates of indebtedness shall be in such sums as the board of county commissioners shall determine, and shall bear interest at the rate of not exceeding 4 per cent per annum, payable semi-annually. The principal of said certificates of indebtedness shall become due and payable at such time or times as the board of county commissioners shall determine, subject, however, to the following limitations, to-wit: At least one-fifth of the said certificates shall become due and payable not more than one year from their date, at least one-fifth not more than two years from their date, at least one-fifth year from their date, at least one-fifth not more than three years from their date, at least one-fifth not more than four years from their date, and the balance not more than five years from their date, and no existing law permitting the refunding or extension of the time of payment of the obligations of any county shall have any application to certificates of indebtedness issued hereunder. Sec. 3. The certificates of indebdenedness of the chairman of the board of county commissioners and seated with his official seal, and board of county commissioners place as a board of county commissioners by resolution Attached to each certificate the semi-annual installments of the interest dencing the semi-annual installments of which interest coupons shall be attested by the dicing signature of the commissioner and of the county commissioner. The assurance of said certificates of indebdenedness levy a tax upon the taxable property other taxes levied, sufficient to pay two percent of the certificates of indebdenedness issued in purpureity of the principal of any of said certificates shall in like manner levy a tax on county sufficient to pay such principal Sec. 5. Before any such county shall be authorized, as herein authorized, the county auditor shall give notice by admittance, as herein authorized, for least one issue in at least ten weeks in the official newspaper of the county office for the sale of such certificates at the office for the sale of such certificates at the county auditor shall sell such certificates to the highest binder or bldg. Sec. 6. This act shall take effect and be in force from and on its passage. CHAPTER 67-H F NO 428 AN ACT to amend chapter forty-four to authorize the title "An act authorizing and empowering county count auditors to administer and to certify the same under the seal Do it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota. State 1. Section 1. That section 1 (1) of chapter forty-four (40) of the General Laws of the State of Minnesota for 1897 be amended so as to read as follows: Section 1. That in all counties in this state, the deputy county auditor, duly appointed and qualified, are by this act oath and take acknowledgments in their own words, and take acknowledgments in their same under the seal of the county auditor. See 2. This act shall take effect and be approved by the county commission. Approved March 24, 1903. CHAPTER 68-H. F. NO. 102. AN ACT fixing the times for the court in the several counties of the Sixteenth and the several counties of the Sixteenth Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. The general terms of the district Sixteenth judicial district of this state shall be hold each year as follows: the third Monday in March and the second Monday in October. The county of Big Stone, on the second Monday in May and the second Monday in October of Grant, on the fourth Monday in May and the fourth Monday in October In the county of Traverse, on the third Monday in June and the third Monday in November. In the county of Wilkinson, on the first Maundy June and the second Monday in December. In the county of Pope, on the second Monday in June and the first Monday in December. Sec. 2. The grand jury, if one is drawn for any of said terms of court, shall be summoned to appear on the first day thereof, and the petit jury shall be summoned to appear on the second day of each of said terms, on which second day the trial of cases shall commence. Sec. 3. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent with this act are hereby repealed. Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved March 19, 1903. CHAPTER 68—H. F. NO. 378. AN ACT to regulate the hours of employment of locomotive engineers and locomotive firemen, and to provide a penalty for violation thereof. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. On all lines of steam rail roads or railways operated in whole or in part within this state the time of labor of locomotive engineers or locomotive firemen employed in running or operating the locomotive engines on or over such railroads or railways shall not at any time exceed fourteen (14) consecutive hours without an opportunity be given them for rest. At least nine (9) hours, or as many hours less than nine (0) as is asked for by said engineers or firemen, shall be allowed them for rest before said engineers or firemen are again ordered or required to go on duty; provided, however, that nothing in this section shall be construed to allow any engineer or firemen to desert his locomotive in case of accident, storms, wrecks, washouts, snow blocades or any unavoidable delay arising from like causes, or as prohibiting said engineers or firemen from working longer if they do not object. Sec. 2. Any railroad company or superintendent, chief dispatcher, trainmaster, master mechanic or other railroad or railway official who shall order or require any locomotive engineer or locomotive fireman to labor contrary to the provisions of section one (1) of this act, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and on conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine of not less than twenty-five (25) dollars or more than one hundred (100) dollars, or by imprisonment for not less than thirty (30) days or more than sixty (60) days; and all railroad or railway corporations operating lines or railways or railroads, in whole or in part in this state, shall be liable for all injuries to said engineers or firemen resulting from their being required to labor contrary to the provisions of section one (1) of this act. Sec. 3. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent with the provisions of this act are Sec. 4. This act shall be in force upon and after its passage. CHAPTER 70-H. F. NO. 261. AN ACT to amend section 2 (2) and section 3 (3) of the General Laws of 1889, being an act hundred and seven (107) of the General Laws of 1889, and by chapter two hundred and seven (107) of the General Laws of 1889, and by chapter two hundred and seventy (177) of the General Laws of 1889, relating to annuity, date, deposit and trust. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That section four (4) of the General Laws of eighty hundred and eighty-three (1883), as amended by section two (2) of the General Laws of eighty hundred and eighty-five (1885), eighty hundred and eighty-seven (1887), four (238) of the General Laws of eighty hundred and eighty-nine (1890), the same hereby is amended, so as to Sec. 2. That section ten (10) of chapter one hundred and seven (107) of the General Laws of eighteen hundred and eighty-three (1883), as amended by chapter three (3) of the General Laws of eighteen hundred and eighty-five (1885), and by chapter two hundred and thirty- four (234) of the General Laws of eighteen hundred and eighty-nine (1889), and by section five (5) of chapter two hundred and by section of the second, the hundred and ninety-nine (1829), be, and the same hereby is amended, so as to read as follows: 10. Any sum of money not least than one hundred (100) dollars, which shall be collected or received by any such corporation, heretofore or hereafter or in any of the process of execution, administrative or问询员, or to deposit under any order of any court of record, and which money shall not be required for the purposes of such trust, or not to be paid for the payment of any year from date of such collection, receipt or deposits, shall be invested by such corporation as soon as practicable, and in the securities of such mention and the other four (4) of said act, as herein amended, either then held by it or then specially procured by it; and the net interest and profits of such investments, less the reasonable charges and disbursements, shall be accounted for and paid over as a part of the income of the other of such interest and profits of which likewise be invested and reinvested as a part of such principal. And such investments shall be received and allowed by the public and other court, in the settlement of such trust. And every such corporation shall keep, in all cases, separate trust book or books, in which shall be entered and kept separate, separate trust account book or counts shall at all times be kept separate such corporation. All funds and property received or held by such corporation in any case, must be kept separate, executor, guardian, receiver, assign, or trust account book, and must trust counts book and be at all times kept separate and distinct from all other funds and property in any case. All deposits in any bank, other in any case by such corporation, of funds received or held by such corporation, trust capacity, shall be deposited as trust account book, but as trustees, and not in any account in which any of its own funds shall be Every security in which such trust corporation invested, shall at once the information, administration, guardian protection, execution, and security may be entered in the proper booked corporation as belonging to the particular corporation as belonging to the particular corporation invested therein. And any change in such investment shall be credited, charged, or otherwise made to the which the same belongings, to the which the same belongings, and property shall be at all times belonging to the trust funds of said corporation and property and trust is agreement, property and trust is agreement, special direction, agreement or trust is the order, judgment or decree of any form, terms and conditions of any last will and testament, or written instrument, as to the particular manner of keeping or investing, or as to particular class or kinds of securities, particular class or kinds of securities, invested in them the corporation shall follow any care and one order judgment, deed, conveyance, or other written Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and adopt the following provisions: a. All acts or parts of acts inno- minated in the Act shall be approved March 10, 1983. CHAPTER 3, F. No. 110. AN Act to amend sections seven (7) and eighty-three (23) General Laws of eighteen hundred and sixty-seven (667) and seventy-three (23) General Laws of the incorporation of savings associ- ation. Be it enacted by the legislature of the state of Minnesota Section 1. That section seven (7) of the hereby amended to read as follows: Section 7. The general business and object of such corporation shall be to receive from time to time be the deposit thereby for laborers, minors, servants and others, and laborers, minors, servants and others, and advantage of said depositors and the prescribed by this act; and the said corporation shall receive all deposits all sums of purpose of being invested as aforesaid, purpose of being invested as aforesaid, invested accordingly, and shall be repaid to such depositors when required, at such conspicuous place in the room where the conspicuous place in the room where the trustees be transacted; no by no-law or regulation be transacted; no by no-law or regulation be transacted; no by no-law or regulation be refused by such corporation, when offered as a deposit by any individual, be altered so as to affect any deposit which may be sum to the credit of any one depositor to the by-laws of the board of trustees. No president, trustee or office or mer- cantor or indirectly borrow the funds of such municipalities, nor does the municipality manner use the same in the private affairs of the municipality, nor does the affairs of evidence of deposit made by the municipality be as binding upon the corporation as it be as binding upon the corporation as it be a duty of the trustee of such corporation to regulate depositors; but said trustees shall receive no pay, salary, emoluments have been duly allowed the depositors at the time of their appointment; and regulations of the institution, establish- ed Sec. 2. That section eight (8) of said law has the year eighteen hundred and sixteen seventy-five dollars, laws of the year eighteen hundred and sixteen seventy-five dollars, laws of the year eighteen hundred and sixteen seventy-five dollars, and thus there hereby further amended, be, and thus there are further amended, so that here- Section 8. At least half of the whole amount deposited shall be invested. First—in the bonds or interest-bearing notes or obligations of the United States, or those for which the faith of the United States is pledged for the payment of the interest and principal. Second—In the bonds of any state in the Union, provided that such state has not within ten (10) years previous to making such investment by such corporation defaulted in the payment of any part of the principal or interest on any debt authorized by any legislature of such state to be contracted, and of the state of Minnesota, issued since one thousand eight hundred and sixty (1800). Fifth-The remaining one-half (5%) may be secured by a loan of the aforementioned securities or an approved personal or collateral security or in the case of a loan after provided, or used to buy and sell exchanges; or personal security of less than two responsible individuals; or the successor or any railroad company, or the successor or any railroad company, which has received a loan from the United States, and which are secured by first lien upon it. In the bonds of any other railroad company, which are secured by first lien upon it. In the bonds of any other State, or in the mortgage bonds of any such railroad company of an issue to retire all prior mortgage indebtedness of such railroad company; or in the bonds of any railroad company within the United States, which are guaranteed by any assumed by another railroad company, within the United States; provided that the railroad company (except a railroad company whose bonds are guaranteed or assumed as aforesaid), either issuing, guaranteeing, or assuming any loans prior to the time of making such investment by said bank failed in the payment of a dividend, upon its entire capital stock outstanding, of not less than four percent of which the bank has paid during said five year period, and has not within five years prior to the time of making such investment by said bank, defaulted in the payment of any part of the price of interest of any part of the price of interest of any part of the price of interest of any bond guaranteed or assumed by it; and, in the payment of any bonds guaranteed or assumed by it; and, after the payment of all railroad bonds to exceed 10% or invest in railroad bonds to exceed 20% of its deposit nor shall such savings bank ever loan upon or invest in the bonds issued or guaranteed or assumed by any one railroad company to exceed the aggregate live (o) per cent of its deposits. Sec. 3. That section fifteen, (15) of the above entitled act be, and name is the same as that in the following. Section 15. The board of trustees shall on their own behalf each year make a report in writing to the public examiner and in such form as the morning of the first day of January morning of the first day of January Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be approved by its passage. Apparently March 19, 1956. CHAPTER 72-H. F. NO. 146. AN ACT providing for the deposit of wills during the life of the testator, and for the county of the residence of the maker of Minnesota, the keeping and disposition of the same. The legislature of the Section 1. Any will in writing, being indented thereon the name of the testator and his place of residence, from whom it is delivered, may be deposited by the person making the will, or by the judge of probate in the county where the testator lives, and safely keep such will and give a certificate of the deposit, which will shall during the lifetime of the testator be delivered only to him by an order in writing, said order to be duly acknowledged and the witness; and after the death of the testator, and at the first probate could be publicly opened by the judge of probate, and be retained Sec. 3. The judge of probate shall give notice of probate to the executor therein appointed, if there be one, otherwise to the persons who are the executor appointed, or if the jurisdiction of the case belongs to any other court, such will shall be deferred to the court, will or to some other trust person interested in the provisions of the same, or will or to some other trust person interested in the provisions of the same, Sec. 4. The provisions of this act with regard to the care, custody and management of the provisions thereof with judges of probate shall apply to the office of judges of probate in this state. Sec. 5. The judge will take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved March 19, 1903. CHAPTER 73-H. F. NO. 138. AN ACT entitled "An act empowering the government and management of each county and examination of teachers therein." Ee it enacted by the legislature of the Section 1. Boards of education in incorporated cities having over fifty thousand (50,000) inhabitants and constituting special or independent and unregistered governments and teachers and may make rules and regulations for the government of schools and for the employment and examination of teachers and staffers and are now both the powering and cutters and prescribing the descriptions, grading and classification of scholars and their management and the course of instruction and books to be used and other chattels to the government of schools. Sec. 2. This act shall not be construed as modifying or attempting to modify any charter adopted under and pursuant to section 26, and, as of the constitution of the State of Minnesota, as amended, and chapter 351 of the General Laws of 1890 and amendments thereto. Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved March 19, 1903. CHAPTER 74-H. F. NO. 121. AN ACT authorizing appropriations by boards of county members to contribute to the greater having a population of one hundred and fifty thousand inhabitants or more, for public improvements in, or about navigable lakes. Be it enacted by the legislature of the Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That any public road or, other highway or any part thereof in any county in this state having a population of two hundred thousand or more, and not within the limits of any incorporated city or village, which has been acquired, or established by common law dedication, by prescription or by use and occupancy, under the statute, or in any manner other than by grant, by deed or by statutory proceedings of condemnation, or of which there is no public record, which shall have been or shall be unused as a route of public travel and on which no highway taxes have been or shall be expended for the period of three years, shall be deemed and are hereby declared to be discontinued, abandoned and vacated and the title and the right, to the use of the same shall at once revert to the original owner, his successors or grantees without any proceeding to vacate except as hereinafter provided. Sec. 2. Any person having an interest in the land traversed by any such unused road or highway and claiming an abandonment of the same or any part thereof shall post at least six (6) notices in conspicuous places in the town through which said road passes. Two of which notices shall be posted, one at each end of the portion of which claimed abandoned highway give thirty days notice in writing to the board of supervisors of the town wherein the same is situated, notifying them of his claim of abandonment, before including any such abandoned highway or doing any act which would render the same unit for use as a public highway. Provided, however, that in cases where the same shall have been released for three years or more at the date of the passage to the act, no such notice shall be required. Such notice shall contain a description of the highway or portion thereof upon which abandonment is claimed, which description may be in general terms without technical accuracy, but sufficient for identification. All inclosures of such abandoned highways or fences across the same shall be so constructed as to be conspicuous and safe. Sec. 3. If any such board of super- visors, after having received the notice provided for in the preceding section, the person shall not be required or part thereof described in such notice has not been abandoned as a public highways section, they shall, within thirty days from the date of the service of such notice upon them, so notify the person claiming the service, and so claim such abandonment shall not inclose or in any manner interfere with the service, and so claim such abandonment shall have been lawfully determined; and if such board of superintendent of such highway or portion in this section, they shall be deemed to have waived all right to question the abandonment of such highway or portion Sec. 4. Any justice of the peace or any court of record in any such county shall have power to do and in any case an application of abandonment, which shall arise under this act, with the usual right to the interested parties to appeal. Proposed error, for nothing herein contained shall be construed to apply to any litigation now pending which involves the legality or validity of any other lawful action. Sec. 4. All acts or parts of acts inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed. Sec. 6. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved March 19, 1965. CHAPTER 70-H, F. NO. 107. AN APPROVED ADJOURNMENT for betterments and repairs at the Minnesota State Training school at Red Wing. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota. Section 1. The sum of $5,000 is hereby appropriated out of any moneys in the treasury, not otherwise appropriated, and the amount of the moneys to be used for repairs and betterments at the Minnesota State Training School for Boys and Girls, Red Wing, Minn. Sec. 4. The sum of $5,000 is for the same effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved March 19, 1965. CHAPTER 77-H, F. NO. 90. AN ACT legalizing official certificates of sale and the record thereof, heretofore incorporated a percentage of the collections, judgments, orders and decrees, and prescribing the force and effect of such certificates and records. By it is the Act of the State of Minnesota. Section 1. That in all cases where real property has heretofore been sold under warranty, it must be maintained in a daily executed and recorded mortgage or under a daily rendered judgment or patent jurisdiction or upon a valid execution, and an official certificate of such delivery by the proper officer to the purported buyer, or by the proper officer to the purported filed for record and actually recorded from the date of such sale or certificate, in the office of the register of deeds for property was situated, then and in every case such certificate was so filed for record, except as such record thereof, its hereby legalized and made valid, and shall be effected and from the date when such certificate was so filed for record, except as such real property or some part thereof and from the date when such certificate was so filed for record, except as such certificate and so filed for record, and every such certificate and such certificate that all requirements of law in connection with and for the validity of such sale. Sec. 2. That in all cases where real property has, prior to the 31st day of July, A. D. 1969, been duly sold under a such Act, in a duly executed and recorded tained in a duly executed and recorded mortgage, or under a duly rendered judgment, order or decree of a court of competent jurisdiction or upon a valid execution, and an official certificate of such value, and the more or less of the purchase and delivered by the proper officer to the purchaser, and such certificate has been filed for record and recorded in the office of the register of deeds for the county within which said real property was held to be held to be not offliards of the publication, posting and service of the notice of sale or affidavit of the officer making the sale have been made as required by law, or filed for record, then and in every such case such certificate has been sold, and the sale of the notice of sale and the notice of sale was published, posted and served, and that the sale was in all respects made, as required by law. Sec. 3. Nothing herein contained shall affect any action or proceeding now pending. Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved March 19, 1908. CHAPTER 78-H. F. NO. 21. AN ACT to legalize in certain cases the transfer of cemetery property. Be it enacted by the legislature. Section 1. That in any case where a cemetery corporation organized under the laws of the state, transferred its cemetery property located in the cemetery, or organized under the laws of this state, such sale and transfer is hereby made, and such grantee shall have the right to make such sale and transfer in accordance with the laws of the state, relating to cemeteries; provided, that the cemetery corporation may make any action or proceeding now pending in Section 2. That this act shall take effect Sec. 2. That this act shall take effect in force from and after its passage. Approved March 19.1903 CHAPTER 75 - H. F. NO. 559. AN ACT to enable incorporation cities and villages to vote aid in certain cases. Be the first to legislate of the State of Michigan: Section 1. Any incorporated city or village in this state containing a population of less than two thousand, and situated on a railroad line parallel with and not exceed five miles from any other line of railway. In this state, is hereby authorized and empowered in the manner herein provided to aid in the construction of a switch of church railroad to connect said villages. The such village is the most direct and practicable route by the most being theราชกิจ, which is the most common by authority of any railroad company for public use by authority of any law of the state. But no bond shall be issued by any city or village under the provisions of this act. The amount exceeding, together with its other existing indebtedness for that purpose, 5 per centum upon the value of the taxable property to be refunded to the taxable property to be ascertained and determined by the last assessment of said property made for the purpose of state and county taxable previous to the incurring of such indebtedness. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved March 19, 1905. CHAPTER 80-H. F. NO.3. AN ACT TO create an additional judge for the Fourteenth judicial district of the State of Minnesota. Be it enacted by the legislature. Section 1. There shall be elected in the courthouse by the two judges of a district court, or the district court, or either one of whom shall have and exercised the power to preserve the law now preserved by law relative to the judge of said court, except as otherwise permitted in force, whether general or special, to the qualification, election, canvass of the electors, commencement of such term, compensation, jurisdiction, duties, authority and powers of the court, to apply to the judges of said court, and their successors shall be elected in such manner as now provided in relation to the said judge of said court. Provided, however, that the judges of said court be the judge of said court for the unexpired term for which he was elected and that his successor is elected and qualified. Sec. 2. The said judges may act in and upon the action of any matter before the court, including the trial of jury cases; and when acting in such a case, on or if, after being sent to the office, a senior judge in age shall preside; if there is a division of opinion, the opinion of the judge may be tested in the name of either of said judges. Sec. 3. The business of said court may be divided between said judges and otherwise regulated as they may direct by the judge. The said judges may separately try court or jury cases, during the same term and at the said court. Sec. 4. Upon the passage and approval of this act the governor of this state may act in the discretion of the said district-court, who shall enter on the discharge of his duties as such judge, and until his successor is elected and until his successor is elected and from its passage. This act shall take effect from its passage. Approved March 24, 1903. GENERAL LAWS OF MINNESOTA PASSED AT THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION OF 1903. CHAPTER 81-H. F. NO 67. AN ACT to create the office and to prescribe the duties of an attorney of the judge's district. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota for upon the owner's duplicate certificate of title." 2. That the paragraph marked "second" in Section 6035 of the General Statutes of the State of Minnesota for printing material, machinery, stock in trade, building, and dwellings and house and property to issue policies when not less than two hundred thousand (200,000) dollars or more of county commission fees shall be Section 1. That there shall be elected in the Fifteenth judicial district of the State, a court of such district, each of whom shall have and exercise the powers of the court relative to the present judge of said court, except as laws now in force, whether general or special, as to the qualification of office, and commencement of such term, compensation, and powers of the present judge of said district court, shall apply to each of the judges filled as now provided in the case; be elected, however, that the present judge of said district court, provided, expired term for which he was elected and qualified, and until his successor is Sec. 2. The said judges may act in joint session for the trial of the court, including the trial of jury cases; and when so actent be senior in office, the senior in age, shall preside; and if there is a presiding judge prevail. Process may be attested in the name of either of said Sec. 3. The business of said court may be made by a judge, who is wise regulated as they may prescribe by rule or otherwise, and each of said judges may prescribe as they may prescribe during the same term or at the same time. Sec. 4. That immediately upon the governor of said state shall appoint a competent person as such to the governor of said state shall appoint a competent person as such to the governor of said state shall immediately thereafter qualify and enter upon the dule of office, and who shall prescribe said office, and who shall elect, and until his successor is elected and Sec. 5. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved March 24, 1903. CHAPTER S2-H. F. NO 96. AN ACT to legalize mortgage foreclosures by advertisement upon real es- tate in certain cases. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota foreclosure foreclosures upon real estate situated in this state, in have been set off into a new county subsequent to the recording of the foreclosure, to foreclosure made by advertisement omits to recite the mortgage in the county in the new county, but does recite the book and the county where the land was situated at the time of foreclosure purposes as against omission, and the foreclosure based on the fact shall not be affected by thereof. Sec. 2. This act shall not affect nor apply to any action now pending. Sec. 3. This act shall affect and be the effect of the action after its passage. March 25, 1903. 88 H F NO 196 CHAPTER 10 THE CITY council organizes and empowers the city council of cities in this state of over fifty thousand inhabitants, and to use the proceeds thereof for the purpose of providing armories for the national guard and defending cities of city centers in the thereto. councils in Be it enacted by the legislature of the Minnesota: State of Minnesota. Section 101 for purpose of providing arms for the use of more organizations of the national guard, whenever the city of the city of the city in this state having over fifty thousand inhabitants over the area. If expedient, the law directs an arre- guement shall be the power and is hereby authorized to issue city bonds for the cost of such building and site, in an amount not exceeding one hundred and fifty thousand dollars, including the other limitation on the intended indebtedness of such city, or on the powers of the city council in relation thereto. Such bonds shall be of such denominations and payrolls for place of place and subject to not to exceed thirty years from date thereof, as it may determine, the interest thereon not to ex- need four per cent annum with the need for coupons such as may be semi- current provided that in all of the annum the value of the purchase or erection of such armory may city may receive and accept grants, or donations of a site or other property, and fulfill the conditions thereunder. If the proposed non-consistent with the proposed use of such armory by the national guard. Provided that no bonds shall be issued under the provisions of this act, by any city which he/she has issued a bond for the purchase or The purchase of such in- of the provisions of the chaper thirty-three, General Laws of the State of Minnesota for the year 2002. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in effect on the date of this Proved March 25, 1903. CHAPTER 84-H, F. NO. 325, AN ACT authorizing the transfer of records from one county to another in cer- Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. The board of county commissioners of the county in this state is required which, in another county, has been heretofore or may be hereafter set off and divided may authorize the register of deeds to deliver a copy of the register of dredging the county so set off the original plats of record of lands platted previous to such division and embraced in the territory comprising the same county or certified and hereof. Sec. 2. The register of deeds of any county from which another county has been heretofore or may heretofore set off the order of county commissioners, deliver to the register of deeds of the county so set off the original plats of record of lands platted in the same county or certified copies thereof. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved March 25, 1903. CHAPTER 85-H, F. NO. 318. AN ACT authorizing the expenditure of highway labor, poll tax, road tax, road or bridge money, upon cartways in the same county, and the two hundred thousand (200,000) inhabitants or over. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota. Section 1. That in all counties within the State of New York, one hundred thousand (200,000) inhabitants or over, the town supervisors, or the county commissioners, dissection in all cases, expend upon any cartway duly and legally established, or authorized by proper authority, any highway labor, poll tax, road tax road or bridge money, or any other form of compensation, as required by law pertaining thereto. All acts or parts of acts inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed. Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be enforced in its passage. Approved March 25, 1903. CHAPTER 86—H. F. NO. 335 AN ACT to prohibit the consolidation of railroads, to prevent chises, control or the power of control, or parallel and competing lines of railroads. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State. Section 1. The consolidation of the capital state, the property state, the capital state or the power state, control, of two or more parallel and competing lines of railroad in the capital state, representative, any corporation, wheresever situated, is hereby proposed, and the corporation, this Act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved March 25, 1903. CHAPTER 87-H. F. NO 214. AN ACT to amend 6029 and 6033 State of Minnesota, relating to the force closure of mortgages. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That subdivision "third" of the State of Minnesota for 1894 by the State of Minnesota for 1894 "Third. That the mortgage containing such power of sale has been duly recorded, that the mortgage appraisal of the assignments thereof have been recorded; provided, that where the mortgage has been appraisal of the chapter 237 of the General Laws of the State of Minnesota for the year 1901, it shall be sufficient if the mortgage appraisal thereof, shall have been filed with the register of titles provided for in said chapter, be situated and memorials thereof entered Sec. 2. That the paragraph marked Statutes of the State of Minnesota for Statutes of the State of Minnesota for Second. The date of the mortgage, and when and when recorded, occurred. The land is registered according to the provisions of chapter 237 of the General Laws of the State, and is filed in the office of the register of titles; and in that case it is filed in the office and where filed and the fact that the land described in the mortgage is duly registered pur- See. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. See. 4. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. CHAPTER SEE. S. F. NO 290. AN ACT to legalize the levy for road and bridge purposes in any county in Minnesota. It was enacted for prior years. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota. The tax levy for road and bridge purposes as fixed by the commission of Minnesota for the year 1902 and prior years is hereby declared to be valid and Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved March 25, 1963. CHAPTER 80-S. F. NO. 238. AN ACT to amend section thirty-six (36) of chapter four (4) of the Constitution of 1884 relating to the incorporation of the State of Minnesota; Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved March 25, 1963. CHAPTER 80-S. F. NO. 238. AN ACT to amend section thirty-six (36) of chapter four (4) of the Constitution of 1884 relating to the incorporation of the State of Minnesota; Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved March 25, 1963. Section 1. That section thirty-six (36) of chapter four (4), General Law, eight (8) of section four (4), General Law, amended so as to read as follows: Section 36. No certificate of nomination shall claim the name of more than one candidate. No person shall join by certificate signed more than one nominee for the same office unless more than one person is to sign as many certificates as there are officers to be elected. And no person shall be eligible to sign any nominating certificate of any candidate for which said primary election was held. Sec. 2. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent with this act are hereby repaired. Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved March 26. CHAPTER 11. S-F. NO. 109. AN. ORGANIZED certain corporations organized under chapter 186 of the General Law of the State, making their certificates of incorporation legal evidence. It be enacted by the legislature of the Section 1. That where any company or association organized under chapter 186 of the General Laws of 1885, and amendments thereto, has complied with section three of the Act and filed its article to the incorporation for record in the office of the secretary of state, but has failed to file the same for record in the office of the insurance committee sioner as required by chapter 104 of the General Laws of 1885, whose articles of incorporation are, now lost, such comfor or association shall be deemed as having complied with the law, and its incorporation is hereby legalized, and the same declared a body corporate, the same as though said artis and been filed with the insurance commissioner, in accordance with the provisions of chapter 104, of the laws of 1893, and any certificate of incorporation issued to any such company or association by the secretary of state, and the order of chapter 186 of the General Laws of 1885, shall be held to have the same effect as legal evidence and be treated in all ways the same as though the same had been issued by the insurance commissioner as provided by chapter 104 of the General Laws of 1893. Sec. 2. This act shall not extend nor apply to any action or proceeding now pending in any court of this article. Sec. 2. This action and take effect be in Section 186 of the Act and after its passage. CHAPTER 92-H. F. NO. 41. printing material, machinery, stock in trade, building, and dwelling in the county to issue policies when not less than two hundred thousand (200,000) dollars, hundred (200) separate dollars, hundred (200) separate dollars upon such property located in the State of Minnesota has such company's books. Such companies shall be designated as "mutual publication issue no policy, except upon the printing or upon the building containing the same, or upon the dwelling house and contents, owned and occupied by the owner of such printing material, machinery, stock in trade, building, and dwelling house and contents, and dwelling house and contents, and be in force from and after its passage. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and adopt the provisions of this passage. APPROVED March 28, 1983. CHAPTER 93 H. F. NO. 137 AN ACT to amend chapter 233 of the General Laws of 1901, entitled "An Act to build, build, loan and savings associations doing a general business in the State." Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1.1. That section two (2) of chap- page 101 contains the General Law of 1901, be amended to include the following: Section 2. The name shall not be the name not too closely in use in by law or corporation, established under the laws of this state. The name shall not be the name "savings and loan association" shall form a part of the same, and no corporation, entitled to use a name embodying either of saled combinations of words; provided, that the name be not less than and having at least $500,000 of permanent stock subscribed, and not less than an amendment to their articles of incorporation, adopt any name suitable to their name. Sec. 2. That section 4 of said chapter Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and effect on the matters it passage. Approved March 28, 1903. CHAPTER 44-H, F. NO. 140. AN ACT to provide for the binding of counties to build county jails. Be it enacted by the legislature of the Section 1. Every organized county in this state when the last assessed equalization is between five million, five hundred thousand, or the state board of equalization, is between five million, five hundred thousand, or the state board of equalization, is hereby authorized to issue its bonds for the purpose of raising jail therain, by conforming to the provisions of this act, whenever the board of equalization determines by resolution duly passed and recorded, to raise a sum of money which will be used for the purpose of electing and seat of such county; provided that the county seat of such county; provided that the county case exceed one (1) per cent of the taxable value of the county as shown in the last preceding assessment of the county. Sec. 2. The denominations of said bonds may be payable at such times, not less than two (2) nor more than ten (10) years, and the amount of county commissioners shall determine by the resolution of said board. The interest per annum shall be paid annually at such place as shall be fixed by the resolution of said board. Sec. 3. Said bonds shall be signed by the chairman of the board and counterparty of the county, and shall have interest coupons attached thereto, with coupons counted by the auditor of said county, and shall have interest coupons signed by the auditor of said county, and record of all bonds issued under the provisions of this act, giving numbers, and amounts, to whom issued, and when payable. Sec. 4. Said board and the proper authority are hereby authorized and required to levy an annual tax on the taxable property in addition to all other taxes required by law to be accrued upon said bonds as it matures, and also to levy an additional tax on the accrued upon said bonds as it matures, and also to levy an additional tax on the other taxes as other taxes are leved and collected. Sec. 6. Before any such county shall be provided, the board of county commissioners thereof shall give notice by publication in at least one (1) weekly or daily newspaper printed and published in said county in at least one (1) weekly or daily newspaper printed and published in said county in same length of time in at least one (1) weekly or daily newspaper printed and published in said county in same length of time in said newspaper shall be designated therefor by resolution of such board of county commissioners will receive bids for the sale of such bonds at time and place to be named in said petition. Sec. 6. At the time and place named in such notice, the sale shall open and consist of the said bids, and may thereupon award the sale of such bonds to the commissioner offering to negotiate the same upon terms the most advantageous for the county, in the limitations of this act; provided, that the said board of county commissioners may purchase the bonds if they deem the welfare of the county require. The moneys realized upon the sale of such bonds shall be placed in the county by the commissioner, necessarily exclusive to the purpose for which they were issued, and the residue thereof, to the erection of such jail shall have been duly paid and discharged, shall be paid into the county See. 8. Before any such jail shall be county compulsions shall be solved with the assistance of the court. from competent architects to be submitted to such board of county commissioners; provided, that no plans and specifications shall be accepted by said board of county commissioners which shall exceed the limitations of cost herein provided, not except upon and after at least four (4) weeks' notice that such board will receive and consider such plans and specifications; which notice shall be published for at least two (2) successive weeks in at least one (1) daily or weekly newspaper printed and published in said county, and one (1) weekly or daily newspaper printed and published at the capital of said state. The board may reject all plans and specifications submitted and Sec. 9. The contract for the erection, laying and erection thereof, shall be let by the lowest responsible bidder, the owner of the board, or the owner of the board shall require a good and sufficient contract shall be made for the whole or any part of the work of construction. The contractor shall be in force from and after its passage, and in force from and after its passage, a year from the date of the passage of this contract. Approved March 28. 1903. CHAPTER 35- H. F. NO. 149. for county purposes, and requiring certain statements and estimates, and requiring certain statements and estimates, and limiting preliminary to such levy, and limiting the expenditure of money and in the making of contracts, and defining the treasurers, county auditors, and county treasurers, in relation to the violation thereof, in all counties having one hundred and thousand (150,000) inhabitants or more. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota Sec. 2. One of the funds herein provided for may be designated a money-to-be-expended fund, which has been expended from said emergency fund except from cases of actual emergency, arising from unforeseen demands upon the public, and if the funds are unexhausted, and then only upon the unamortismonies, upon the public, and the fund, the authorized to transfer the amount necessary to meet such emergency to the fund from which such paid and the amount in which the Fund is paid, and the供款 for which the Fund shall at once be made, authorized to shall at once be made by warrant upon the county treasurer. Sec. 2. One of the funds that are not of the country auditor, in each warrant drawn by him upon the county treasurer, to indicate the purpose for which each warrant is issued, which is the right of the Fund to be paid, which in every instance shall be the fund upon which such warrant should be legally drawn, and upon no other fund, shall be the same, and the other funds are unexhausted, whenever a contract is awarded to make an appropriation for payment of the same out of the proper fund, by a resolution that has been made by the board of Appropriation has been made by the board of the county auditor shall draw a warrant on the proper fund and charge the same thereto, and the Fund shall be the county treasurer, which shall pay the same at once. The county auditor shall immediately inordose the check from the Fund to the treasurer, who shall give him a receipt therefor specifying the appropriation under a suitable name designating the purpose for which said appropriation The county auditor shall open a special account with each appropriation by crediting the amount to such special account under the general head of "Appropriation." When any part, all of said appropriation shall become due of said appropriation to the party, the commissioners, a commissioner, a warrant shall be issued for the same as provided by the proposed action by the county auditor. The county treasurer need not keep the specific action to the party and the law shall keep a general appropriations account. If any balance shall be left in any amount, the proposed action is completed and paid for within the fiscal year the county auditor shall transfer the same estimated value to the party, which has been appropriated. If any balance shall be left in any application, the county auditor shall have the right to return the year shall have been completed and paid for within the period of said authority, and the work will be performed to the county treasurer, who shall give his receipt for the same revenue fund, as other miscellaneous receipts are credited. If shall also be the duty of each other, the city may not be the duty of each regular meeting of the board of county commissioners, a statement showing the required number of the county treasurer's actions, and the report of this act, for the various county purposes for the current year to take into account of the need of any remaining to the credit of each out of the board of the board, and the opening of the business at the opening point of such regular meeting, and the amount of any still unpaid or on account of the contract of the work, and the other or similar or service already made or entered into, by the board of the board, and the information, as to how any only the then present balance, if any, but also the balance when the appropriations for the year are paid to the county treasurer, and the information of the process will be embedded in the process being of said meeting. Sec. 4. It shall be the duty of the county, or the county, to pay all warrants, duly and properly issued by the auditor, and properly issued by the fund from which they are properly and legally paid, and from other county or any special contract entered into by the board of county commissioners, under any special contract entered into by the name of the particular contract or account of which the fund from which such payment is legally made. Sec. 5. All money from any unexpended or unappropriated or unexpended and credited to any funds, at the end of the fiscal year, shall be transferred to a special fund to be designated suspense fund, and be apportioned on the first day of the succeeding fiscal year. The funds raised by the tax levy and the other revenues, as well as the amount previously estimated under such expense fund, shall be included in the official minutes of the next regular year, provided, however, that the amount that may actually be expended on the next year shall not in any instance ex- ```markdown ``` ceed the amount apportioned for such purpose and shall be paid from the proprietor, requirement, or required by section 1 of this act, or any amendments thereof that may be required by section 1 of Sec. 6. It shall be the duty of the board of county commissioners to prosecute any person or corresponding body, if any, in such counties, at its annual meeting, (2) estimates required by section 1 of this act to be made to be made by the board of county commissioners, or any amendment thereof that may be required to be made by them from the property tax levy or property body, if any. Sec. 7. If, for any reason, the maximum rate, for the various purposes, respectively, is board of county commissioners are authorized to itemize statements, together with the estimated amount to be derived from all the revenues, using the year, exclusive of the revenues derived from taxation, and the "suspendence fund" at the end of the fiscal year, as provided for in section 10 of the statute, been properly apportioned, provide an amount equal to the amount required to be made in section 10 of this act, or any amendment made to the statement, required to be made by section 1 of this act, or any amendment made to the statement, required to be made in section 6 of this act, then it shall be the duty of the county auditor to make the statements mentioned in itemized statement, except for the items mentioned in itemized statement, bonds, salaries and all other items, the charges for which shall remain at the full amount required by law, and any reduction which may be necessary shall be made in the other items. Sec. 8. It shall be the duty of the county auditor in all such counties, at the first regular meeting of the board of county commissioners in November of each year, to have ready for and present to be held in the process of the proposed statement showing the several amounts included in the said itemized statement, required by section 1 of this act, or amendment thereof, if any, under section 6 of this act, and in a parallel column of the amount of the county funds as they will be when the total tax levy for county purposes, as finally fixed and determined upon, together with the amount estimated to be in the "suspense fund" and the estimated amount of all revenues from the county during year exclusive of the revenues derived by taxation when all have been properly apportioned to said funds, as by this act directed. The amounts so apportioned to said several funds will show the sum permitted to be expended for each year of the year from the same method in said itemized statement during the next fiscal year of the county; provided, however, that the amount, so permitted to be expended for each specific purpose, shall, in accordance with the amount of the county, be paid on the date of itemized statement, or any amendment thereof, made as aResaid. Sec. 9. Any and all contracts entered into by the board of county commissioners which may provide for expenditures during any one fiscal year, in excess of the amount apportioned as hereinbefore specified for the specific purpose of the proposed tax purpose whatsoever, in excess of any purpose so specified for such specific purpose for any one fiscal year, shall be null and void. The county commissioners shall indicate upon the minutes of the proceedings of their meetings and in the official publication thereof the funds for each such claim厦, if the board of the board is to be paid, the amount therefor, to whom payable, the purpose and account for which same was incurred, and no such claim shall be charged to, or paid, from any fund, except it be the fund to which the legally belongs. Sec. 10. A commission is misdemeanor for a county commissioner to contract, vote or bargain for the expenditure of any money from any fund the payment for which, including the amount already contracted, voted or appropriated, shall exceed in any one fiscal year the amount specifically apportioned to any such amount and the beginning of such fiscal year as required to be done by the previous sections of this act. Sec. 11. All acts and parts of acts, and acts of acts of acts of acts of acts responsible with this act are hereby repaid. Sec. 12. This act shall take effect and be amended as necessary in its passage. Amended March 28, 1995 CHAPTER 96-H. F. NO. 239 AN ACT relating to changing and vacat- Be it enacted by the legislature of Sec. 2. The amount of money to be so expended and exchanged and exceeded the one thousand ($1,000) dollars in any one (1) year. Provided, that the amount of money to be strued as prohibiting or limiting in any way any village in this state from being the amount of money to add in the amounts as it may see fit to aid in the construction and repair of bridges and readings of any two (2) miles of the limits any village. See 3. This act shall take effect and be in force on the passage. Approved March 28, 1963. CHAPTER 8-II, F. NO. 26. AN ACT to legalize and certain conditions of the State of Minnesota, relating to the expenditure of money on roads and roads adjacent to such villages. Be is enacted by the legislature of the State. Section 1. That the action of the village council of any incorporated village in heretofore extending money to improve the roads, and bridges thereof, and to extend the land, and extending money to improve the roads, and bridges thereof, and to extend the land, and the same is in all things hereby legalized and made. Sec. 2. This act shall be in force from and for March 28, 1903. Approved March 28, 1903. CHAPTER 50—H. F. NO. 433. AN ACT to amend chapter sixty-six (65) of the General Law of the State for the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety-nine (1898), being an act of the State for the year one thousand all incorporated villages of one thousand (1,000) inhabitants or over. By the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That chapter sixty-six (65) of the Minnesota for the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety-nine (1898), being an act of the State for the year one thousand all incorporated villages of one thousand (1,000) inhabitants or over, be amended so Section 1. Whenever the majority of the owners of a village lay in into blocks and out into lots, or the owner of any tract, piece or part of a village into into blocks and out into a village having one thousand inhabitants or over, whether such village is in possession, shall petition the village council to make the village council may, by ordinance, declare the same to an addition of land, and the village council will thereby shall become a part of such village as it had been origi- Sec. 2. All acts and parts of acts inconveniently repealed. Sec. 3. This act shall not be in force from and after its passage. Appendix A. CHAPTER 10-II. F. No. 514. AN ACT to amend section three thousand and sixty-seven days after the General Statutes of the State of Minnesota for the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety-four (1894) change of school district boundaries. Be it enacted by the legislature of Minnesota. Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in passage. Approved March 25, 1963. CHAPTER 10-H. F. NO. 637. AN ACT relating to the shelter's residence of officers in counties having a population of not less than 75,000 inhabitants and not more than 75,000 inhabitants. more than Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Sec. 6. All acts and parts of acts which conflict with any and all foregoing provis- sions are repealed. Sec. 7. This act shall take effect and be in force from the date of passage. Appointed March 28, 1983. CHAPTER 102-H. F. P. NO. 241. AN ACT to APPROPRIATE money to pay the expenses of the case and distribution of the laws of the case, and the compensation of the consequential amounts prior to the general election of the legislature. It be enacted by the legislature of the state. Section 665. The county commissioners may pay for each day they are necessary employed in transacting the county business, or for each day they are necessary employed in securing travel in going to and returning to the county business, or for each day they are necessary employed in the direction of the board, computed by the commissioners. The commissioners shall receive pay for more than one day of service, or for meetings of said board, or for attendance upon more than six (6) sessions of the county commissioners more than forty (40) days for all his services as commissioner in any one (1) year. The commissioners shall pay for the pay and traveling fees prescribed in this section, shall specify upon the face of the commissioner the amount of mileage for service and the amount of mileage for travel in this section shall forfeit to the county auditor who shall issue his warrant for the payment of any amount in the county commissioners' book. In this section shall forfeit to the county commissioners are rendered by the commissioners to protect the property and interests of maffacione or misconduct in office of the commissioners or repair of county buildings. The commissioners may receive mileage and interest in the property and interests of any maffacione or misconduct in office of the commissioners or repair of county buildings. The provisions of this act shall not affect the pay and interest of any county where the pay and fees are necessary for the service. And provided further, the same. GENERAL LAWS OF MINNESOTA PASSED AT THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION OF 1903. Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force on the day of its passage. Appointed March 30, 1906. CHAPTER 104-S. F. NO. 182. ATO ANN to amend chapter one hundred and eighty-four, ninety-eighteen hundred and ninety-eighty (1908), being an act to regulate the state prison at Stillwater. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State prison at Stillwater. nor more than three months, or until exceeding three months. Sec. 4. The act shall take effect and pay, not exceeding three months, after the passage. Approved March 30, 1965. CHAPTER 103-H. F. NO. 71. AN act to amend fifty-three (53) of the General Laws of Minnesota of the year nineteen sixty-three, to thorizing appropriations by board of county commissioners to reimburse certain fees collected from them as probate fees under the General Laws of 1885. General Laws of 1885. The legislature of the State of Minnesota. Section 1. That chapter three hundred and sixty-three of Minnesota of nineteen hundred and one hundred and sixty-three. Section 2. That whereas, the supreme court of this state, in the case of E. Davidson w. E. S. German, Judge of Prosecution of Minnesota of nineteen hundred and one hundred and sixty-three. General Laws of Minnesota, requiring payment of an actuary fee as a surety, was and is unconstitutional and unenforced. estate, was and is unconstitutional and unenforced. chapter 103 certain executives, administration trustees of the county treasury of certain counties various sums of money for the purpose of reason by reason of said decision of the supreme court that said sums of money were unlawfully collected and unenforced. money were unlawfully collected and unenforced. retain the various sums so paid in; now, the State of Minnesota. The legislature of the State of Minnesota. Sec. 2. In case said surveyor or officer shall have died, then the village or city land covered by said plat form a part, may, upon the petition of one or more of the land covered by said plat, instruct and land covered by said plat, and such city or village has its own civil engineer then a proper property assessment is made, land covered by said plat, and report findings to said council. If said council shall be duly approved by the president of the land surveyor, shall be recorded length in the office of a register of the land surveyor, shall be recorded order and report shall, together with such cases to lands covered by said plat. Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be enforced by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: to save savings banks and their investments. B. Be enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: to save savings banks and their investments, be and the salaries are hereby amended so as to or other district shall not exceed ten per centum union its assessed valuation. continuum up to the time securities by mortgages on unincumbered real estate situated in the North Dakota and South Dakota, worth up to $100 million, unimproved, at least three the amount per centum of the fund to extend security monies of the bank shall be so loaned, and the account shall be accepted upon the report of a committee of the bank, which shall report to the same, who shall report to such bank the value according to their judgment, of premium on the securities which report shall be preserved among 5. In notes secured by at least two banks, as by such a note, this section may be made payable to the banks, but no such bond or mortgage shall be taken as collateral security for the aggregate amount of any such securities. No bond, loan, or security secured by no interest loan, or loan secured by more than one year, nor in a greater amount to any one person than one-half of the savings bank making the loan. This paragraph in the aggregate of this paragraph in the aggregate of one-fourth of its deposits in any railroad company, or the successor of any railroad company, or the grant from the government of the United States, and which are secured by nirs Sec. 3. The overseeer or overseers so required for his service not to exceed the number of persons employed in the performance of his duties. If inconsistent herewith are hereby required, this act shall take effect from and after Approved March 31, 1903. CHAPTER 110-H. F. No. 656. AN ACT to amend sections 3227 and 6238, the General Statutes of Minnesota for the year 1894 and section 2328 of title 6 of chapter 1994 for the year 1894, as amended by chapter 1994 relating to Township laws of Minnesota, regulating insurance by companies, the legislature of the State of Minnesota. percentage of its value for which such insurance is required. See. 5. Any town insurance company may collect, collect by advance assessment and in emergency and not on its terms in the amount of insurance in force, to be used in payment of losses and to be used in the collection of assessments collected by assessments may be used for the amount of insurance consistent with any of the provisions of the act. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. April 1969. CHAPTER 11—H. F. NO. 84. AN ACT to legalize the incorporation of a general law into one hundred forty-five (145) of the General Laws of our State (1858) and the several acts amendatory thereof, and also to enact it by the legislature of the State. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State. Section 1. That in all cases where there were formerly attempted under the provisions of chapter one hundred five thousand eight hundred eighty-five (1885) and the several hundred eighty-five (1888) and the several hundred eighty-five (1888) herein beherefore sled in the office of the register of deeds and proceeded to contract and carry on business as an incorporation assumed by it, such attempted incorporation assumed by it, and hereby is legislated in each and any other case effective incorporation, under the name assumed, and effective incorporation, under the name assumed, and the omission of any matter and thing by law required such village, and notwithstanding any defect in the certificate of inspectors of election; further; that any by law required such village, and notwithstanding any defect in the certificate of inspectors of election; further; that any by law required such village, or corporate act authorized and declared as valid as if such village had been made original instances. But nothing herein shall affect any action or proceeding. ing now penni- g. See. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved March 31, 1903. CHAPTER 110 S. F. NO. 205. CHAPTER 1124 FOR the representation of Minnesota and an exhibition of its resources, products, products, products, Purchase exchanged at St. Louis, Missouri, during the year thencefore, and for appropriation therefor. It be enacted by the legislature of the CHAPTER 113-E. F. NO. 378 AN ACT to provide a bounty for killing wolves, and to appropriate money thereupon. Be it enacted by the legislature of the Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota. Section 1.4. Any person who shall kill in the state a full grown woman in the state shall pay the woman dollars and fifty cents ($7.50), and any person who shall kill in the state a reward of one dollar and fifty cents ($1.00) be entitled to a reward of one dollar and fifty cents ($1.00) shall be paid by the state in full out of any money belongs belonging to her; as hereinafter provided; and a sufficient amount any money in the state treasury may be paid to the counties for all payments made under it. In any county wherein the interest and welfare requires, the county may increase such rewards and appropriate money therein. Sec. 3. The county auditor shall in each case take the same action as that of an inch in diameter through each ear of the wolf or the dog, and issue to such claimant his warrant upon the county auditor. If such claimant such claimant is entitled, and the treasurer shall pay the same upon present- Sec. 4. It shall be the duty of the town clerk to examine the animal presented in fact a wolf and whether the same animal is the same as the one presented in this act, and he shall in each case certify the fact in the case, and the county auditor shall be filled by him, and the county auditor shall in like manner be filled by him in fact is in fact that of a wolf and whether the same is from the animal presented in fact, before issuing his warrant for the payment of any bounty provided for Sec. 5. The county auditor shall transmit a copy of such a statement to the county auditor shall audit such claims, and the amount thereof shall be paid out of the state tax in favor of the county auditor in favor of the county paying the same, and forward the same to the county auditor of Sec. 6. Any person or persons who shall fraudulently obtain any certificate or warrant thereof, or who shall claim property and be prowowed by him, or on offspring of tame prowives, either pure or crooked, or misdeeming and shall upon conviction thereof are fined not less than one hundred (100) dollars, and in default of payment one hundred (100) dollars, or in default of payment more than thirty (30) days or more than ninety (90) days, for each of CHAPTER 14 S F NO 300 CHAFT AN AN attorney counts county attorneys in certain counties to attend the prosecution. He also adds additional salary for such county attorneys. He is be enacted by the legislature of the county. Section 1. in all counties of this state, containing a population of twenty-eight, partially fixed at seven, twenty-one, the salary of the county attorney in arbitrarily fixed at seven, twenty-one, such county attorneys shall, in addition to the dule of the county attorney, attend the trial of midemendons before justices of the peace of the county, by the justice before whom such action is pending so to do, and by the shall receive and be paid for his services as such county attorney by such special allowance in addition to such sum fixed by such special law payable in monthly payments per annum in addition to such sum fixed by Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. CHAPTER 115 S F NO 269 AN ACT to amend chapter seventy-five of the Penal Code, and one hundred and one military officer, one hundred and one citizen or purchase of bridge cities having a population in excess of one hundred and one million. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That section 2 of chapter severity-dive (75) of the General Laws of the State of Minnesota for the year 1906 is intended to read as follows: Section 2. That such city is hereby authorized and issued a security property thereof to contract on its behalf for the construction of such upon such terms and for payment thereof to such common council shall seem propounded such bridge shall not exceed one hundred thousand payments therefore shall not bear interest at a rate exceeding four (4) per cent. Section 2. That section 3 of chapter seventy-five (75). General laws of 1901 be followed. 5 calling for sealed bonds for some at a regular meeting of the common council of the bondholders, which may be made once in each week for three (3) months published in such city. Such bonds shall be sealed of such city, situated by the clerk of such city, and such bonds shall be of such denomination as the common council may determine the order of such city to see that the proceeds of such city to see that the proceeds in full payment of such bridge, and the in full payment of such bridge, the common council shall have authority to reject any and all bids in same manner as above provided, and that on such bond shall be accepted that on such bond shall be to date of the delivery of such bonds. Sec. 3. That section 4 of chapter seventy-10 be amended to read as follows: "All amendments to the constitution provided in this chapter shall be in addition to any purchase or any such bridge shall not be deemed any part of the indebtedness of any such bridge or any such bridge whether the limitation of indebtedness or the limitation of purchase of such bridge shall be read as follows: "Sec. 4. That section 6 of chapter seventy-10 (10) of the General Laws of the State of New York shall purchase or construct any such bridge as such bridge or any such bridge by resolution passed by a majority of all the aldermen, authorize the construction or purchase of such bridge and such construction or agreement in this act and such construction or agreement in this act and such mayor and seated with the seal of the mayor and counterigned by the comptroller of the county and counterigned by the comptroller of the county and such bridge to such party, partnership or corporation agreeing to construct or sell such bridge to such Sec. 5. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 3, 1903. CHAPTER 116-S. F. NO. 238. sweep seven (77) of chapter two (2) of the (77) of chapter two (2) of the year one thousand and nineteen Minnesota for the year one thousand and nineteen relating to repayment of refunds of sale or assignment of such certification of sale shall have been lost or destroyed the State of Minnesota legislature of the State of Minnesota Section 11 Minnesota. Section seventy-seven (71) of chapter two (2) of the General Act of 1901 requires that the county nine hundred and two (1002) be bound so as to read as follows: the county务办 and Other Money—Whenver it shall be required that the takes upon any trust or parcel be paid to any money paid into the county treasurer, and in all cases where any six purchaser is entitled under the county treasurer's order to any money paid into the county treasurer, the county auditor is hereby authorized to pay so paid shall be charged to the proper treasurer in favor of the party entitled to any such money for the amount to be paid to the county treasurer. The county auditor shall not give his warrants to the treasurer and the parcel entitled to the treasurer shall be paid to the parcel entitled to the treasurer and the parcel entitled to the same, and that the same is lost. Provided further, that if the certificate of sale, or the document of the state certificate of sale, the county auditor shall not give his warrants to the treasurer and the parcel entitled to the same, and that the same is lost. Provided further, that if the amount of the sale or the document of the state certificate of sale shall exceed five (5) dollars said affiant the county auditor shall be required to approve, by the auditor, in double the amount of such redemption money to the treasurer, and in double the amount of such redemption money to the treasurer, and in force from and after its passage. AN ACT to amend the Third subdivision and DACT to amend the Fifth (23%) of the Laws of one thousand eight hundred and forty-five (23%) of the State laws provide for the better protection of life and health of inspectors to inspect steam vessels and steam boilers, and provide for the maintenance of steam masters and plots of steamboats on the Inland waters of the State of Minnesota. Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Minnesota: Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from the date of its passage. Approved April 3, 1903. CHAPTER I: HIS. F. NO. 474 A new section one of chapter thirty-six of the General Laws of the State of Texas pertaining to the purchase by the United States of America of public purposes. Be it enacted by the legislature of the Section I. That section one of chapter thirty-eight of the General Laws of the State of Minnesota for the year 1811, be and the same is hereby amended as to be such case. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 5, 1906. CHAPTER 115—S. F. NO. 108. AN ACT to establish the creation of art society, and prescribing its manner of appointment, powers and duel. 108. Bound enacted by the legislature of the State of Ohio, the State Commission of Art-A state art society, the State Commission of Art-B state art society, the Minnesota State Art society, the object being to advance the arts.