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Jority \vote of its entire ‘within one year after uly authorized by a specific re: adopted at such meeting of the members, by causing suely resolution to be, embi in & geflifteate. duly “executed “by its president aud secretary under the corporate seal of the company, {if it have one, and filed and recorded in the manner’ preseribed Dy this chapter for the approval, fillng and Fecgrding, of the original, certificate, See, "Phat Section. 13, of Chapter 411, 3 to read as Kawe of 190; be amended xq Xo township mutual fire insur- ance contpany heretofore organized and no ® company organized pursuant to thig act shalt insure any property outside of the limits of the town or towns in whieh such company fs authorized by Its certificate or articles of incorporation to transact business, except per- Bota! property temporarily outside of such au- thorized territory and except as hereinafter '. further provided; nor shail any township mutu- | ‘ a) fire insurance eompany Insure any property | other than dwellings and their contents, farm Buildings and their contents, lve stock, farm machinery, autemobiles, farm produce an: where on the premises, churches, schoolhouse society and town halls, country shops; aud thelr contents, parsonages and thelr conte and the barns and contents \ used in connection therewith, buttermakers’ welll and contents, and barns and contents connection | therewith. mpany shall insure apy property limits of any city or village e cept. that located upon lands actually used for farming or gardening purposes, but when- ever the dwelling house of any person tn- } ured is within the limits of a town where the company 1s authorized to do and the farm on which such dwellings iss! uated is partly within and partly without such town, it may include in such insurance any outbuildings, farm produce, stock o# ether farm property on such farm outside of Such Mmits, Approved March 15, 1913. CHAPTER 81—H. F. No. 1 section 2 of Chapter Ul, <I. of the General Laws of Minnesota for 1870 relating to “An act to authorize the Incorporation of cites fixing the duties of mayor of such citles. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesota Bection 1. That of Chapter Minnesota for by amended Sec. ne laws of the their respective duties. He shall fro five. the common council such | smmend such measures | ivantageous to the city. | The Mayor shall be the chief executive offieer| and head of the police of the city, ana shall appoint such police officers and watchme except when otherwise provided for; and case of a riot or other disturbances, he may Sppoint as many specia! or temporary con Atables as he may deem necessar: Police officer mayor as afo office by him whenever m his opinion welfare of the city may demand it, duction of their number renders tt ‘necessary. | Tn caso of a tle vote in the common counell | on any measure, when all the aldermen are present and voting, he shall be called in and may vote with the common counell upon the question upon which the vote ts a tle. Bec. 2. ‘This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved March 15, 1913, . of the General Laws of 1870, so as to read as fol mayor shall take care th a the ordinances of id, the | + CHAPTER 82—S. F. NO. 431 AN ACT to amend sections one (1) and four (4), of chapter five hundred (500), of the General Laws of Minnesota for 1909, re- lating to the dissolution and annulment of common school districts in certain cases and providing for the disposition of the books and records and the school funds of school districts. Be it enacted by the Legisldture of the ‘State | of Minnesota Section 1. ‘That Section 1 of Chapter 500) of the General Laws of Minnesota for 1909, be amended so as to read as follow DISSOLUTION OF SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN CERTAIN CASE! | Section 1, Any common school district in any county having a county poard of education | may be dissolved, annulled and discontinued by the county bord as hereinafter provided. | “petition requesting the taking of such ac tion shall be presented to said county board and shall contain a correct description of the territory included in said district, the number of persons residing therein, the total valuation of all property within and request that such district | annulled and dtscontinued. Such | petition shail be signed by a majority of| freeholders qualified to vote for school officers in sald district, and before being presented to the board it shall be approved by the erintendent of schools if such petition with his ap- > proval, and it shall also approved by the county board of education. TERRITORY TO COMB UNDER JURISDIC- | i TION OF COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCA- TION. Sec. 2. That Section 4, of Chapter 500, of the General Laws of Minnesota for 1909, be amended 50 as to read as follows : ection 4. If sald petition is granted by | board, then said school district | that time cease to exist and all of ‘business, | 766. { and) Section 2 of Chapter TII,| be and the same ts here-| observed and enforced, and that) dis- | ‘and any |tion : ay cchman, appoliéed bY. the | jong snd shall sdopt and carry out. 20. far 88 ay be di ged. from | sires in the matter. or a re-| consistent | of any city of the state heretofore done, had Pacter,” Pk in this act shall. affect or apply to any tlon or malay 1 vot the courts cieteiate, bestigid Rink Ran Sec, 2. act sbal) take effect and be In foree from and it . “approves dare aa is ee CHAPTER 86--H, F, No. 389, AN ACT changing the term ‘forest reserv used In the laws of the State of Minne- sota, to the term “‘state forest. = Be it enacted by the Legislature of the’ State “forest reserve,” as) of Minnesota in the laws of the State of Minnesota, shal! be and the same is hereby changed to read ‘“‘state forest. Approved March 19, 1913, CHAPTER 8t--H. F. No. 496. AN ACT authorizing the Boards of County Commissioners to construct and. maintain screens atthe inlets and outlets of nav {sable lakes, for the detention of fish there- blacksmith | In, y Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State ‘of Minnesota: Section 1. When “the whole or mator part fof any navigabié lake which has been’ stocked jwith fish by the United States government is jsituated in a single county, the County Board thereof, in order to maintain such fish there- in and prevent their escape therefrom, may jerect and maintain, at the inlets ard out lets thereof, sereens necessary for such pur- pose, and ‘such County Board sha!l have power to appropriate from the County. ‘Tre ury, all necesgary moneys for the erection and |mafntenance of such screens; when such Jake situated In two or more counties, ‘the Con ty Boards thereof may jointly: provide for the jerection and maintenance of such screens. the expense thereof to be borne equally becwesn [said counties, and such County Boards shall ve power to appropriate from the County counties all 1 Treasury of .their respective sary moneys for sald purpose, ec. All acts and parts of acts incon- sistent with the provisions hereof are hereby re ‘Iris act lin force from and 2 Approved March 19, siall take effect ant be ter its passage, 1913. CHAPTER 88--H. F. No. 614. ,. AN ACT placing the authority for the erec- tion and construction of new buildings at | the Soldiers’ Home with the State Board | of Control. Be it enacted by State of Minnesota: Section. 1. The State Board of Control shall have and exercise full authority in the ‘ection and construction of new buildings at the Soldiers’ Home. When new buildings are to be erected and ‘constructed by’ authority of the State or old buildings to be remodeled it shall be the duty of the Board of Control fo cause to be prepared plans and specifica~ tions for the same, but in so doing, tt shall consult with’ the ‘trustees of the | Soldiers* Home, in respect to said plans and specifica. the Legislature of the deems practicable their requests and de- Sec. 2. All acts and parts of acts in- herewith are hereby repealed. Approved March 19, 1913. CHAPTER 89—S, F. No. 728. AN ACT to legallze the acts and proceedings or taken relative to the purchase of an electric light and water plant: therein; and any and all contracts for the purchase by any such city of any such electric light and water plant pursuant to popular vote; and to authorize and legalize bonds of any such city heretofore voted, and issued or to be here- after issued, for the purpose of providing funds for the purchase by any such city of any such electric light and water plant; and to authorize, ratify and confirm any and all acts of any such city to be hereafter done tn and about the completion of such pur- chase and the issuance of said bonds, and otherwise fully effectuating the intent and purpose ot this act; and repealing chapter three of the General Laws of Minnesota for the year 1913. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesota Section 1. In any case where the city coun- cil of any city in the state, whether organized under a home rule charter or under the gen- eral law, shall have heretofore by resolution or ordinance submited to the legal voters of such city, at any general or special election, the proposition of the acquisition by such city by condemnation or purchase of an electric light and water plant then privately owned therein, and of said city supplying the city and individuals with light and water, pro- vided such plant could be acquired at a rea- sonable price, and at such election more than a majority of the legal voters of such city voting thereat shall have voted in favor of. ch bond proposition; and thereafter the city counct! of such city, by resolution or ordinance, shall have submitted to the legal voters of such clty"at any genera! or epeciai election the Proposition of ‘the issuance of the bonds of such city to a specified amount for the pur- pose of providing the funds necessary for the purchase of such electric light and water plant, and at such eléction more than a ma- jority of the legal voters of such city voting thereat shall have voted in favor of such bond proposition; then and in every such case all of the acts and proceedings of said city, and ot the corporate authority and officials there- thereof and the schools previot by {t shall then come unde! n of the county board of edu-| county, and shall thereafter | the ter } ly conducted : sald county board of educa-| ; tion fn ame manner as if sald district | | had never been organiza And It shall be | —+H the duty of the officers of said vacated school Gistrict. to forthwith deliver to the county | auditor of sald county all of the books and fecords of said school atstrict, and to the! a ty treasurer all of tbe money and school | 3 funds in {ts possessiog, and ‘sald county | treaturer shall forthwith credit all suc! moneys and school funds to the account of the county board of education of such coun- | ty. The coun rer shall thereafter credit to the of said county, board of education all moneys and school funds thereafter collected from any previous tax levy made by sald school district, except such moneys and schoo] funds as are de- rived from taxes levied for the purpose of | paying the “bonds or interest on the bonds of any such school district.” y Sec, 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after Its passage. | Approved March 18, 1918. J } CHAPTER 88—8. °F. 5st i ‘AN ACT authorizing the leasing or purchase] ‘and maintenance of a home for boys and| a home for girls in connection with the | juvenile court in counties having a poputa- | tion of over two hundred thousand and not over three hundred thousand inhabitant and authorizing the board-of county coi missioners to provide and maintain the ’ same. Be it enacted by State of Minnesota: Section 1. The County Commissioners cf said county shall have authority to lease, rehase, erect, equip. and’ maintain a home| Zor boys’ ang @ home for girls, and the gen- eral character and location of each such homes shall have the approval of the judge Gesignated and assigned to the juvenile cou of such county. There may be a superintenil-| ent or a matron, or both, in charge of each | of such homes,’ who shal! be probation of- | ficers, and shall be appointed and may be| moved by such judge of said court. ‘ounty Commissioners of said ounty ma: hire and discharge such other émployes may be necessary, and. shall fix the salarte . ‘of the sald superintendent, matrons and other employes of such home or homes. Sec. 2. The school board, or niuissioner of edueation, as the case may & of the city in which such court fs locate ghali furnish all necessary instructors for th boys and girls placed in such homes and shall | furnish all necessary school supplies nd} school books for ali dependent or indigent} Ghildren placed in such homes by said Court. | Sec. 3. The juvenile court of sald county | may place in sald homes for temporary de- tention any child coming before or within the jurisdiction of said Court, and any child who is placed therein may be released there- from by order, of said juvenile court at any time. The County Coinmissioners of saia county are hereby authorized, empowered and Fequired to provide the necessary funds to make all needful appropriations to carry out the provisicns of this act. Sec. 4 This act shall take effect and be fn force from and after its passage. Approved March 18, 1913, the the Legislature of the com-| CHAPTER §4—S. F. No. ,764. AN ACT to legalize certain conveyances of real property where the husband and wife « have executed and acknowledged separately. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State] ‘of Minnesota Section 1: That all deeds, mortgages, and conveyances ci -real property within thts executed since the first day of December, and all acknowledgments on such deeds. | mortgages and conveyances acknowledging the| execution .by husband and wife where said husband and wife have executed separately and where the acknowledgment fails to state the marriage relation of said husband and wife | fn certificate of acknowledgment, as provided by law, shail be and the saine ate hereby de- Cored legal and valié and stich conveyan @nd such ackno ents and the record| thereof where said deed. mortgage or edn- veyance has been recorded in the office of the| Reister of Deeds of the proper county in| this State, shall be and the same are hereby feciared legal and valid and sueh conveyance. and the record thereof shall have the same| | force and effect tn all respects for the purpose of notice, evidence, foreclosure, enforcement or Otherwise, as are or may be provided by law, Provided that the provisions of this act all not apply to any action or proceeding ow pending in any covrt of this State. Fee. This act shail take effect and be in ve from and after its passage. ‘npproved March 18, 1913 CHAPTER 85-—-H. F. No. 125. AN ACT to yalidate and Confirm certain vil- lage Corporaticns. Be {i enacted by the Legislature of the State} ‘of Minnesota: ; ——— ——} -Bection 1. That all villages incorporated br attempted to be incorporated under and pursnant te the provisions of Chapter 9, Re- Fised Laws of Minnesota, 1905. and "acts amendatory thereto between January Ist, 1911 and March Ist, 1911, and that have 'since tontinuousls maintained and still maintain a PTs jthe provisions of section one of this act and |acerued thereon to date of delivery. The |2” \bonds when so issued." approved January 22, Jor }shall c of, in and about the calling and holding of sald elections @nd deciaring the result there- of, and all of said election proceedings, are hereby in all respects fully legalized, and are hereby declared to constitute full and legal authority for the purchase by safd city of said electric “light and water plant and for the issuance by sald city of its bonds to the amount so voted for the purpose of providing funds fer such purchase, Sec. 2. That any city coming within the provisions of section one of this act is hereby authorized to do and perform any and all acts necessary, desirable or appropriate in and about the completion of the purchase by it of any such electric light and water plant as in sald section one mentioned; and all such and performances done or to be done, and and ail contracts heretofore or ‘here- afer entered into by sald elty for such pur- chase, are hereby declared fully authorized, ratified and confirmed. Sec. 3.. ‘That the bonds and interest coupons thereto ‘attacned of any city, coming within which have been voted as stated in said sec- tion one, may be executed and issued by such eity in such forms and manner, and payable, at such time or times and at such place, and such provision made for the payment thereof, anc: sold, as the elty council by reso- lution or ordinarice may have, authorized and directed, or may hereafter authorize and di- rect; and all acts and proceedings of the city’ council, and of the officers of such city pursuant to the authority thereof, done or had or to be done or had as herein provided m and ‘about the sale, award and issuance of sald bonds ure hereby legalized, approved and confirmed: and said "bonds when so issued are hereby declared to constitute and be the valid and binding obligations of said Provided, however, that none of sald bonds shall run for a period longer than thirty years from their date, nor shall be sold or issued at jes? than theis par value and the interest Sec. 4. That the act entitled “An Act to legalize and confirm’ the acts and proceedings of any city of the State of Minnesota, however organized, in reference to. the. purchase of cleciric light and water plant, already in existence in such city, ‘and in reference to| the issuance of bonds in. payment. therefor, and fo. authorize any such city to complete any proceedings. heretofore instituted for, the purchase of such plant and for thé Issuance and sale of such bonds, and to legalize such 1918. being Chapter three of the General Law: Minnesota for the year 1913, be and the same 1s hereby repealed Approved March 20, 1918. CHAPTER 90—S. F. No, 11. AN ACT relating to railroad rates; in this State and to increase the powers and further define the duties of the board of railroad and Warehouse commission in relation to the same and to define, prevent, and punish un- just discrimination in the rates charged for the transportation of freight on railroads in this state, and prohibiting any railway com- pany doing business in this charging or receiving any greater tion for the transportation of a like kind or class and quantity of property or freight of any description for a shorter than for a longer distance over the same Mne and em- powering and directing the board of railroad and warehouse commission to make and promulgate a schedule of reasonable maxi- mum rate of charges for the transportation of freight and cars and vesting sald board of railroad and warehouse commission with power of classification of freight and of rates and railroads and prescribing a mode of procedure and rdles of evidence in relation thereto and providing penalties and punish- ments for violations of the provisions: there- of. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesota Section 1. If any Reflway corporation shall charge, collect or ‘receive for the transporta- tion of freight of any description upon its Rajlroad for any distance within this State, a greater amount of freight, toll or compensa- tion than is at the same’ tige charged, col- lected or received for the trafsportation of like quantity of freight of the same class over a greater distance of the saine Railway; or ff it arge. collect or receive at avy point pon its road a higher rate of freight, toll or mpensation for receiving, handling or deltv- ering freight of the same class and quantity han it shall at the same time charge, collect receive at any other point upon the same line of Railway; or if it shall charge, collect or receive for the transportation of any freight of any description over Its Railway a greater amount as freight, ‘to!l or compensation than. ehall at the same time be charged. collected or received by it for the transportation of a like quantity of freight of the same cla’ transported over any portion of the same Rail- way of equal distance; or if it shall charge, collect or receive from ‘any Person a ligher or gteater amount of freight, toll or compensa- fion than {t shall at the same time charge, collect or Teceive from any other person for receiving. hendling or deijivering freight, of the same class and like quantity at the sam point upon ts Railway; or If {t shall charge, it Ae Se ee Ma or at eq vor if it shall: : aad _the nth i} Dstt and Oe ita tar nied a the same of gthe 8S Or mI person for tion of any Railway! car or cars upon its Railway a higher or greater compensation in the ai shall, at the same time, celve from any other fransportation of any ported from equal distan of the same Railway, such’ Railway cory tion shall be deemed guilty of| unjust discrimination which is hereby pro--County of Bi to elect hibited and declared to be unlawful, and such are hereby declared to be discriminating, | unjust and. unreasonable rates, charges, collec- tions and receipts, and ail such discriminating rates/ charges, collections or receipts, whether made directly or by means of any rebate. draw-back or other shift or evasion, shall be received as prima facie evidence of ‘the viola- tion of the provisions of this act, and it shall not be sufficient excuse or justification thereof on the part of said Railway corporation: that collect or receive less compensation in the as-, gregate for the transportation of such freight way car the greater distance than for the shorter distance, there exists competition with @nother Railway or other transportation lines provided, how- _townships. of Steriing, Shelby Ceresco, Vernon, Lincoln, Garden City, and th the City of Mankato and the Village of Am the or for the tse and transportation of such Rail- | Beauford, is a station or point at which the City: of Mankato’ to; of Mapleton, Good ‘The Count; ‘ggregate than it elect one ep) charge, collect or re-) . Di Person for the ‘use and: The Seventh district. shel be. allway car or cars of the of the same class for a like purpose, being trans- titled to samo" original point. over an tative, Faribault one Senator and one Represen- EIGHTH DISTRICT. 5 The eighth district shall be composed of the - Harth and shall be entitled one, Senator and two Representatives. The: sépresentntave districts ahall be divided The first district shall be composed of the Pleasant Moun}, utter= Judson, Cambria, South Bend, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Wards of nut Vajley, boy, Vernon ter, and Lake Crystal shall constitute one district and shall be entitled the ‘station or point at which it shall charge, to elect one Representative. The second district. shall be composed of townships of Mapleton, Danville, Meda, Tyngy Rapidan, Decoria McPherson. Le®Ray, Lime and Jamestown and Second and Third W@yds ‘of the: ther with The Villages ‘munder, St. Clair, Eagle Mankato, First, ever, where two or more Railroads run'into @|/ Lake and Madison Lake shall constitute one city or village, one having a shorter mileage) district. and shall than the other from a, given point the Rail-| Representative. road and Warehouse Commission may permit) the Raflroad or. Railroads having the longer) mileage to meet the ri line at, auch city or. village. Sec. 2. The provisions of this act shall not be construed so as to exclude other evidence; than as herein provided, tending to show any ag follow unjust discrimination in freight rates and the, provisions thereof shall apply to any Railwi which any Railway ‘corporation has a right, trol within this State. Sec. 8. No such Railway Company shall charge, collect, demand or receive more for transporting a’ car of freight than it at. the same time charges, collects, demands or re- celves per car for several cars of a like cla: of freight \over the same Railway, for the same distance; nor charge, collect, demand or receive more for transporting a ton of freight) per ton for several tons of freight under a car- load of a like class over the.same Railway for the same distance; nor chatge, collect; de- mand or receive more for transporting a hun- dred pounds of freight than it charges, col- lects, demands or receives per hundred for se! eral ‘hundred pounds of freight, under a ton, of a like class, over the same Railway, for the me distance; and all such djscriminating rates charges, coliections -or receipts, made directly or by means of any rebate, draw-back, or other shift or evasion, shall be received as prima ‘facie evidence of the viola-j tion of the provisions of this act. Sec. 4. ‘The provisions of this act shall ap- road corporations @nd common. carriers en- gaged in this State in the transportation’ of ment of property made from any point with- in the state to any other point within the State over or upon any Railroad therein. term Railroad and Ratlway, as used in this Chapter, shall used or operated in connection with any Rail- poration, receiver, trustee, or other person operating a Railroad whether owned or ope ated under contract, agreement, lease gr other- wise; and the term transportation all in- clude all instrumentalities of shtpment or car- riages, and the term Railway corporation shall mean all corporation: companies or ind: whole or in part in this State; Chapter shall apply to all pei sons, firms and companies and to all associ tions of persons, whether incorporated or oth- erwise, that shall do business.as common. car- riers upon any line of Railway in this State, Street Rallways excepted, Railroad corporations hereln mentioned. Pro- vided, that nothing in this act shall apply to’ the carriage, storage or handling of property free or at reduced rates for the United States, for this State, for Municipal governments therein, or for charitable purposes or to and from fairs and expositions held under the au- thority of County or State or Municipality therein for exhibition thereat. Sec. 5, Nothing in this act contained shall be construed as limiting or abridging the power: State of Minnesota, except that the said Board} shall not have power to promulgate any rule! and nothing in this act shall in any way) abridge or alter the remedies now existing at common law or by statute, but the provisions thereof are-in addition to such remedie: Sec. 6. Fhe Board of Railroad and Ware- powered and directed to make for each of’ the Railroad corporations doing business in this State, as soon as practicable, reasonable maximum rates of charges for the transportation of freight and cars on each of said Railroads and sald power to make sched- ules shall include the classification of such rates and it shall be the duty of said Commis- sion to make such classification ‘and said schedules so made by safd Commission shall, in all suits brought against any such Railroad for the transportation of any freight or cars. or unjust discrimination in relation thereto, be deemed taken in all the courts of this! State as prima facie evidence that the rat therein fixed are reasonable and just maximum rates of charges. Sec. 7. The Board of Railroad and Ware- house Commission shall have and are hereby | given and vested with power and it shall be| thelr duty to’ classify all Railroads in this State according to the gro annual earnings, within this State, for the preceding year as follows: “Class A shgil include those whosé gross an- nual earnings ‘per mile shall be Four thousand’ dollars ($4,000.00) or mor “Class B shall include those whose gross an- nual earnings sand dollars ( thereof _ less ($4,000.00) “Class C shall include those whose nual earnings per mile shall be less th: thousand Dollars ($3,000.00) and_ shall power to and may fix a higher maximum per mile 000,000) or any sum in excess than Four thousand dollars oss an- ‘Three have a higher maxtmum charge by the included in ‘Class A."’ | ‘Sec. 8. When shipments of freight to” be! transported between different points | within | t¢ the State are required by two or more Rafl-| way Companies. operating connecting lines, |t) such Rallway Company. shall transport. the! same at reasonable through rates not greater/ than the maximum rates allowed by law and |¢ accommodations of road. j Sec. 9. Any person or corporation gullty of violating any of the provisions of this act shall upon conviction thereof be punished by a fine of not less than one thousand dollars ($1,000.00) nor more than five thousand dollars| (5,000.00) for the first offense and for each Subsequent offepse not leas than five thousand | dollars ($5,000.00) nor more than ten thousand :° to said fine so imposed the costs of prosecu- tion, Sec, 10. Any prosecution under this act may be instifuted in any County’ of this State through or into which the line of any Rail way So offending against the prov! act-may extend, and it shall be and hereby {s made the duty of the County Attorney of any such County ‘to appear therein and conduct such prosecution, and if so requested by sald | County Attorney. the Attorney General of the! tion thereof. i Sec. 11. This act shall take effect and be in force on and after January Ist, 1914. ‘Approved March 20, 1913. “CHAPTER 91—H. FY No. 559. torlal, and Representative districts and | to apportion anew the Seulators and heat sentatives among the several districts, { Be jt enacted by the Legislature of — the State of Minnesota Section 1. That and thereafter, until a new apportionment shall have been made) the Senate of this State shall be composed of sixty-seven mem- bers and the House of Representatives shall be composed of one hundred and Thirty mem- | 9 bert 3 Sec. 2.. That the representatives in the} Senate and House of Representatives be ap- portioned throughout the Sta senatorial and representative districts, to- 6) wit: FIRST DISTRICT. counties of Houston and Fillmore, and. shall be entitled to elect, one ‘Senator ‘and Renresentatives. ‘The representative districts shall be divided as follows: 5 ‘The County of Houston shall constitute district and shall be entitled to elect Representative. 1 id j ‘The County of Fillmore shall constitute one Qistrict and shall be entitled to elect. one Representative. The Counties of Houston and Fillmore shall constitute one district and shall be entitled to elect one Representative. SECOND DISTRICT. ‘The second district shall be composed of the County of Winon elect one Senator one el as follo i ‘The City of Winona shall constitute district and shall be entitiea to elect. one 2. Representative. The Ce be entitled to elect one Represeftative. THIRD DISTRICT. ‘The third district shall be com: collect or receive from any person for the transportation of any freight upon its Kauway a higher or greater rate of freight, toll. or compensation than {t shall at the same time’ posed of | Count? of Wabasha and shall be entitled ts elect one Senator and. one Representative, % FOURTH DISTRICT, ‘The fourth district shall be composed of the a : i a e made by the shortest Counties of Watonwan and M: ibe entitled to elect one Senator and Representatives, ¥. one district and shall be. entitled the branches thereof, and any road or roads! one Represntative., license or permission to use, operate or ©on-! district and shali be entitled to | Representative. than it charges, collects, demands or recelvesione district and shall be entitled to elect one’ Representative. district. and shall ‘Representative. é whether the Counties of Nobles ‘be entitled to elect one Senator and two Rep- resentatives,. ed as follows: ply. to the transportation of property wholly district and shall be entitled to elect within this State and shall apply to all Rail-| Representative. \ district ‘and “shall be property by. Rallroad¥therein and to the ship- | Representative. The'ne Counties of Lincoln, Pipes d ray and shall be entitled) to elect one Senator include. all bridges and ferrys 72% 400 Shall Ne natives, road and algo all the roads in use by any cor-| oq as follows: district and shall Representative. one district and shall be ‘Representative. viduals, owning or operating any Railroad in! aicirict and. shall and the Pro-; Representative. of the Counties of Lyon and Yellow Mi and shail be entitled to elect one Senator and the same as_to|two Representatives. ed as follows: district and "shall Representative. |stitute one district and shall be entitled to elect one Representative. of the counties of Redw now, vested by law in the Board of/shall Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners of the!three Representatives of Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners ed as follows: or establish any rate or rates in confilct with one district and shall or in violation of the provisions of this act, |Representati district and’ skal Representative. constit house Cominission of this State is hereby em-|to a schedule of ithe Courities of Nicollet {be entitled to eleet one «Senator and two Representatives: ed_as follows 7 district and be resentative. corporation wherein is in any way involved; a dhail the charges of any such Railroad corporation ‘epresentative, ed_as follows district and shall ‘be entitled to elect one ‘amount of their, Representative. Representative ~ uted er mile shall be Three thou-) {ted {0 sentative. ¢ shall at all times give the same facilities and!Goodhue count; to local or State traffic asjof Township Line No. 112, they give to interstate traffic over their lines!one district and shall be entitled to elect one Representative. ; dollars ($10,000.00) and shall pay in addition |be entitled to ed_as follow: district ang shall be entitled to elect sions of this; Representative. district and shall be entitled to eléct 'Reptesen: jor the next Legislature! oq) Re fohows tute one district and shall be entitled to one Representatiye. in sixty-seven | g¢ Representatives. ‘The First District shail be composed of the! og ne follows? three district and. shall be entitled to elect one Representativ ‘one ‘one Yepresentative. ‘it ve: sentat VENY-SEVENTH DISTRICT, _posed of the County of: ‘The representative districts shall be divided posed of the. First Werd, cinet of Ninth. Ward unty of Winona (except the Winona) shail constitute one district ‘sod ‘Stat oo se Vor ninth a a Hennepin and City of Anthony i be entitled to elect one NINTH DISTRICT. Y rict shall be composed of the tin and’ shall wo The ninth The representative districts shall be divided ‘ ‘The County of Watonwan shal constitute to elect! ‘The County of. Martin shall constitute one elect one ‘TENTH DISTRICT. ‘The tenth district shall be composed of the Counties of Cottonwood and Jackson and shall’ be entitled to elect one Sénator and two Representatives. The representative districts shall be divided follows: ‘The County of Cottonwood shall constitute The County of Jackson shall constitute one: ‘be entitled to elect one ved March 20, 1913. ELEVENTH DISTRICT. ‘The eleventh district shall be composed of nd Rock and shall Appr ‘The representative districts shall be divid- "fhe County of Nobles shall constitute one one one’ ‘County of Rock \shall_ constitute one Thi fc entitled to elect TWELFTH DISTRICT. ‘The twelfth district shall be composed ot tone and Mur- ‘The representative distticts shall be divid- ‘The County of Lincoln shall constitute one fc x! be entitled to elect one e shall constitute f Pipest Shall be entitled to elect one ‘The County The County of Murray shall constitute one) ‘aud be venitied ‘to elect. one ‘THIRTEENTH DISTRICT. The thirteenth district shall be composed icine ‘The representative districts shall be dtvid- of: Lyon shall constitute one ‘The Count: fe if be entitled to elect one ‘The County of Yellow Medicine shall con- FOURTEENTH DISTRICT. 3 th district shall be compose: ‘The fourteenth dis ibe, composed to elect one Senator and ‘The representative districts shall be dlvid- of Redw shall be entitled to ‘The County of Brown; shall. constitute ono ct and’ shall’ be entitied ‘to elect one ‘The counties of Redwood Brown shall e one t ‘and 1 tat be entitled one ‘ FIFTEENTH: ICT. ‘The fifteenth district be entitled constitute | e County zm ‘ lect one ‘be composed of {Sibley and shail "The representative districts shall be divid- ‘shall ‘constitute one County of Nicoll H to elect one Rgp- entit ‘County of Sibley ‘shall constitute one ‘The be entitled to elect one SIXTEENTH DISTRICT. The sixteenth district shall be composed fof the Counties of Waseca and_ Steele and shall be entitled to*elect one Senator and two Representatives. ‘The representative districts shall, be divid- ‘The County of Waseca shall constitute one "The County of Steele shall constitute “one istrict and shall \be entitled to elect one, SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT. ‘The seventeenth district shall be composed of the County of Le Sueur and shall be en- to elect one Senator and one EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT. The eighteenth district shall be composed ‘of the County of Rice and shall be entitled to elect one Senator and one Representative. NINETEENTH DISTRICT. Z ‘The Nineteenth District shall be composed charge by. thes Railroad corporations included|of the County of Goodhue and shall be en- in Class C than those included in Class B and/titled to elect, one Senator and two Repre- ‘allroad | sentatives. s Corporations included in Class B than tore] ‘The representative districts shall be divid- C1 follows E ‘The first district shall be composed of the fownships and Villages lying south of town- hip line No. 112, shall constitute one rict and shail be entitled to elect one Repre- & ‘The second district shall be composed ct the. townships, cities and villages in said lying north of south line shall constitute TWENTIETH DISTRICT. ‘The twentieth district shall be composed of the County of Dakota and shall be entitled to elect one Senator and one Representative. NTY-FIRST DISTRICT. ‘The twenty-first district shall be composed f the Counties of Carver and Scott and shail to elect one Senator and two ‘The representative districts shall be divid- ‘The Courty of Carver shall constitute one one ‘The County of Scott shall constitute one one itetive. | TWENTY-SECOND DISTRICT. ‘The twenty-second’ district shall be com- iy State of Minnesota shall assist in the prosecu-| Posed of eee. of Motieod’ snd analy be sentative. TWEXTY-THIRD DISTRICT. ‘The twenty-third. district shall be composed of the County of Renville and shall be en- titled to elect one Senator and one Repre- “S an tative. AN ACT to prescribe the bounds of Senge | SMU nny mOURTH DISTRICT. , ‘Phe twenty-fourth district shall be com- posed of the Counties of Lac qui Parle and Chipvewa and shall be entitled to elect one {Senator and. two Represen: ves, ‘The representative districts shall be divid- ‘The County of Lac qui Parle shal! conatt- lect ‘The County of Chippewa ‘shall constitut: nanfistrict and shall be entitled. to, ‘leet, one Representative. TWENTY-FIFTH DISTRICT. ‘Tre twenty-fifth. district shail be composed the Counties of Swift mand Kandlyoht and hall be entitled to elect One Senator and two: representative districts shall be divia- ‘The county of Swift shalt eonstitute one my. of Kandiyohi 1 The county of Kandiyohi shail constit istrict and shall be entitled to clect one ‘TWENTY-SIXTH DISTRICT, ‘The ‘twenty-sixth district shall be comno- ‘of the county of rand shall be en- ited to elect one Senator and one Repre- Whe twenty-seventh district ‘shall be com- ‘eight and shail be mtitied “to elect one Senator and two fep- resentatives. TWENTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT, — ‘The twenty-cighth ‘strict shall be com- md the First Pre- rd and the First, § Bresincis ‘of ‘Third Ward. enator and th Pree o tlty | of Atlineapele DISTRICT, : rict pe the ‘Tenth nd, and ‘rourth nd’ the Fourth | a His elect one ie Sand! ‘The thirty-third district be com) ot the “seventh and thir wards of the elty of Minneapolis and shall. be entitled elect one Senator and. two ntatives. THIRTY FOURTH. DISTRICT. ‘The thirty-fourth district shall com~ posed of the Eighth Ward of the City: of Minneapolis and shall be entitled to. elect one Senator and two. ntatives, THIRY DISTRICT, ‘The thirty-fifth district shall be composed or the Fitth, ‘sixty, Seventh, Aighth Ninth, ‘Yeuth, Hieventh, ‘we.fth, Thirteenth Pre: cinets of the Third» Ward and the Second, vaird, Fourth, Fitth, Six and Seventh Pi cincts of the ‘Tenth Ward, of the. City of | Minneapolis, and shall be’ entitled to one Senator and two epresentatives, THIRTY-SIXTH DISTRICT, The thirty-sixth district shall be composed of the County of Hennepin, outside of the City of Minneapolis, except the town of St, An- ‘thony, and shall be entitled w elect one Sen- ator nd two Representatives. The representative districts shall be divided as_ follow ‘The Villages of Dayton, Golden Valley, Hap- over, Osseo and Robbinsdale, and the Towns of ‘Brooklyn, Champlin, Corcoran, Crystal Lake, Dayton, Greenwood, Hassan, Maple Grové, Medina and Plymouth ’ shall constl- tute one district and shall be entitled to elect one Representative. ‘The Villages of Deephaven, Edina, Excel- sior, Long Lake, Minnetonsa Beach, St. Boni facius, Richfield, St. Louis Park, ‘Tonka Bay, Wayzata and West “Minneapolis, and the ‘Towns of Bloomgington, Eden Prairie, Excel- sior, Independence, Minnetonka, Minnetrista and Orono shall constitute one district and shall be entitled to elect one Representative. Pe THIRTY-SEVENTH DISTRICT. ‘The thirty-ceventh district shall be compos: ed of the first ward and the first, second, third, fourth, ‘fifth, sixth seventh, twelfth and thirteenth precincts of the ninth ward of the City of St. Paul and shall be entitled to elect one Senator and two Representatives. ‘The representative districts shall be dl- vided as follows: "The first, second, third and fourth precincts of the first ward and the first, second, third, fourth. fifth, sixth, sev- enth, twelfth and thirteenth precincts of the ninth ward shall constitute one district and shall be entitled to elect once Representative. The fifth, sixth, ‘seventh, eighth, ninth, tenth, eleventh and twelfth precincts of the first ward shat! constiture one district and shall be entitled to elect one Representative. THIRTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT. The thirty-eighth district shall be composed of the eighth w and the tenth and eleventh precincts of the ninth ward and the third, fourth, and fifth precincts of the twelfth ward ‘in the City of St. Paul and shall be entitled to elect one Senator and two Repre- sentatives. ‘The representative districts shall be divided as follows: ‘The sixth, seventh, ninth, tenth, eleventh, twelfth and’ thirteenth precincts of ‘the eighth ward. and the elghth, ninth, tenth and eleventh precincts of the ninth ward shall constitute one district and shall be entitled to elect one Representative. ‘The first, second, trird, fourth, fifth, elghta and fourteenth precinets of the eighth ward and the third, fourth and fifth preciacts of the. twelfth Ward shall titute one dis- trict and shall be entitled to elect one Repre- sentative. THIRTY-NINTH DISTRICT. ‘ ‘The thirty-ninth district shall be composed of the fifth and sixth wards of the City of St. Paul: and shall be entitled to elect one Senator and two Representatives. ‘The representative districts shall be divid- ed_as follows The fifth ward of the City of St. Paul shall constitute one district and shall be en- titled to elect one Representatt The sixth ward of the City of St. Paul shall constitute one district and shall be en- titled to elect one Representative. x FORTIETH DISURICT. ‘he fortieth district shall be composed of the Fourth and Seventh Wards of the City of St, Paul and shall be entftied to elect one Senator and two Representatives. . ‘The representative districts shail be divided as follows: ‘The Fourth Ward shall constftute one dis- trict ond shall be entitled to elect one Repre- sentative. tribe, Seventh, Ward shall constitute one dis sl ent Rep- resentative. tos nieet <P FORTY-FIRST DISTRICT. , « Phe forty-frst district shall be composed of the Second and ‘Third Wards of the City. of St. Paul and all of Ramsey County outside of ghe City of St. Paul lying East of Rice Street, produced North to the North County ptt re Re ARC ® Senator ai wo Represetnat athe CORTE-SECOND DISTRICT he ‘forty-second district shall be posea of the Tenth aud Eleventh: Wards, and the First, Second and Sixth Precincts of the ‘Twelfth ard of the City of St. Paul and all of Ramsey County outside of the City of St. Paul lying West of Rice Street, produced North to the North County line of County and shall be entitled to elect one Senator and two Representatives. ‘The representative districts shall be divided as follows ‘The Eleventh Ward and the First and Second Precincts of the Twelfth Ward shall constitute one district and shall be entitled to elect one Representative. \ i The Tenth Ward and the Sixth Precinct of the Twelfth Ward and @ll of Ramsey County outside of the City of St. Paul ly! West of Rice Street, produced North to the North County -line of Ramsey inty shall constitute one district and shall be entitled to elect one Representative. FORTY-THIRD DISTRICP, _, The forty-third district shall be ‘composed of the county of Washington and shall be entitled to elect one Senator and two Repre- sentatives, . “FORTY-FOURTH DISTRICT. The forty-fourth district shall be composed of the counties of Anoka and Isanti and shall be entitled to elect one Senator and one Rep- resentative. FORTY-FIFTH DISTRICT. The forty-fifth district shall be composed of the County of Benton, the Seventh Ward of the City of St. Cloud situated in the Coun- ty of Sherburne, and the City of St. Cloud and the Villages of St. Joseph, Rockville, Sartell and Wajte Park, and the towns of St. Joseph, Brockway, St. Wendel, Le Sauk, Rockville, St. Cloud, St. Augusta and’ Lyn: den situated in the’ County of Stearns, and shall be entitled to elect one Senator and two Representative: ‘The representative districts shall be divided as follows: ‘The County of Benton and the Seventh Ward of the City of St. Cloud in Sherburne County shall constitute one district and shall be entitled to elect one Representative. ‘The First, Second, ‘Third, and ‘Fourth Wards of the City. of St. Cloud and the Vil- lages of St. Joseph. Sartell, Rockville 1d Waite Park, and the towns of Brockway, gt Wendel, "Le Saulc: St. Joseph, St. Cloud, t, Augusta, Rockville and Lynden ‘situated In’ the County of Stearns shall constitute one district “and shall be entitled to elect one Representativ FORTY-SIXTH DISTRICT. ‘The forty-sixth district shall be composed of the Villages of Holding, Freeport, Albany, Eden Valley, St. Martin, Cold Spring, Rich: 2 i ill ‘The County’ of ‘Todd shall constitu atatrict. ang aball "be ‘entitled to elect” = IFTY-SECOND PIPTRICT: : ‘The fifty-second district shall 0 of the Counties of Tasca. and Cass and be entiiled to elect one Senator and resentatives, @ representative districts shall vided: as follow: < The county of Itasca shail constitute district’ and shall be entitled to el Representative. Si ‘The. County of? Cass snan constit alecriet jane. waa Be entitled to el Jepresentative. FIFTY-THIRD DISTRICT, The ffty-third district shall be co of the counties of Crow Wing and Mort tnd shall be entitled to elect one Senator three Representatives. ‘Tho representative district shall be \ as_ follows t i Hi HM a F ine i In ‘The County of Morrison shall) © one distriet and shall be entitled to Representative. shall co one district. and shall be entitled to | one Representatiy ZL ‘The Counties of Crow Wing and titled to elect one Representative. FIFTY-FOURTH DISTRICT. ‘The fitty-fourth district shall be hall be entitled to elect two Representatives. at The representative districts shall be The County of Aitkin shall constitute 98 district and shall be entitled to elect | Representative. district and shall be, entitled to elect one resentative. Z FIFTY-FIFTH DISTRICT.» of the counties of Mille Lac Sherburne and shall be entitled to. elect Senator and two Representatives. i The ffty-sixth district shall be coms of the counties of Pine and Chisago shall be entitled to elect ohe Senator and The fifty-seventh district shall be: of the First and Second Wards of the of Duluth and all the territory in St. thirteen and fourteen west; and south 0 township line between townships fi and fifty-seventh. North, and the u elect one Senator and two Representatt The representative districts shall be as fellow! el of Duluth and all of the Territory in Louis county east of se range line betwe ranges thirteen and fourteen West; ships fifty-six and fifty-seven North constitute one district and shall be entitl to elect one Representativ stitute one district and shall be entitled | elect one Repregentative. y FIFTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT. of the Third, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth W of the City of Duluth and all of the : in St. Louis County located North of th The County of Crow Wing shall constitute one district and shall of the ‘Counties of Aitkin gnd Carlton ; vided as follows "Phe County of Carlton shalt’ constitutes The fifty-fifth district shall FIFTY-SIXTH DISTRICT. Representative County east of the range line between Lake and. Cook; and shall be. eniit ‘The First and Second Wards of the G north to the township line between tow ‘The Counties of Lake and Cook shall The fifty-eighth district shall be com Township line between Townships fifty and rl RBs ] fifty-one; South of the Township line be- tween townships ‘fifty-six and fifty-seven and by the at- between the range line between ranges thir- or under his di- teen and fourteen and the range line between attorney In any ranges fifteen and sixteen. and shall be en- such line of rail- titled to elect one Senator and two Represent- atives, by the FIFTY-NINTH pISTRICT. ‘be paid into the The fifty-ninth district shall be | composed ‘Minnesota. of the Seventh and Eighth Wards of the City take effect and be of Duluth and all of that part of St, Louis Low County not heretofore deseribed lying South of the T line between Townships fifty-six and fifty-seven and Whall be entitled to elect one Senator and, ywo Representatives. SIXTIETH D) api ‘he sixtieth district shall’ be gomposed of all of that part of St. ie North of the Township line between and fifty-seven and West seventeen boards’ The sixty-first district shall of all of that part of St. Louise North of the Township line ships fifty-six and fifty-seven the Range line between ranges 1 eighteen and shall be entitled 1 Senator and two Representati SIXTY-SECOND _DIS' The sixty-second district posed of the Counties — of Koochiching and shall be en! one Senator and two Representa ‘The representative districts sh as follows: The County of Beltram! sh one district and shall be enti one Representative. 7 ‘The County of Koochiching | tute one district and shall be one Representati SIXTY-THIRD DIS’ The sixty-third district shall |] of the Counties of Becker and sball_be entitled to elect one | & 3 ‘The County of Becker shall on cistrict “and shall be entitled ar: sti epresentative. % i ‘The County of Hubbard shall donat district and sball be entitled Representative. SIXTY-FOURTH DISTR ‘The sixty-fourth district sh posed of the Counties of Norman men and shall be entitled to. elget one Sent | ator and one R tative. rey tt SIXTY-FIFTH DISTRI Wine) t ‘The sixty-fitth ‘district shall Be_ lof the Counties of Pennington.” % nd Clearwater and shall be e1 ene Senator and cne Representat SIXTY SIXTH | DISTEI ‘The sixty-sixth district e of the County of Polk and shall to elect one Senator and two Rt ,SIXTY-SEVENTH DISTRI ‘The ‘sixty-seventh — district osed of the Counties of Kittson, rshall and shall be entitled Senator and three Rei tative ‘The representative districts sh ed_as follows" ~e ‘The County of Kittson ‘shall district and shall be entitled Representative. ‘The County of Roseau shail district and. shall be entitled Repyesentative. “fre County of Marshall shall cof district and shall be entitled - ZF Fa F 8 ag. ite = ‘Representative. Sec. 3. ‘That/in the event the county or. to lines ‘mond, Kimbalj Prairie, ‘Avon, New Munich, Meire Grove, Brooten, Belgrade. Paynesville and Spring Hill. and’ the towns ot Holding, Millwood, Oak, St. Martin, Krain, Albany, Farming, Munson, Eden Lake, Avon, College. ville,. Wakefield, Luxemburg, Maine Prairie, Fair Haven, Ashley, Sauk Center, Melrose, Raymond, Getty. Grove, North Fork, Lake George, Spring Hill, Crow Lake, Crow’ River, Lake Henry, Zion ‘and Paynesville, and the Cities of Sauk Center and Melrose situated in the County of Stearns and shall be en- titled to elect one Senator aud two Repre- sentatives. ‘ ‘The représentative districts shall be divided as follow: ‘ rave, Brooten, Bel- ez ‘The Villages of Meire G grade, Paynesville and Sprit Hill, the Towns of Ashley, Sauk Center, Melrose. Raymond Getty; Grove, North Fork, Lake George, Spring Hill, Crow. Lake, Crow River, Lake Henry, of Sauk Center \¢ Melrose shall constitute one district and shall be entitled to elect one Representativs The Villages of:Holding, Freeport, Albany, Eden Valley, St. Martin, Cold Spring, Rich- mond. Kimball Prairie. Avon, New Munich and the towns of Holding, Millwood, Oak, St. Martin, Kral, Albany, Farming, Munson, Fden Lake, Avon, Collegeville, Wakefield, Luxemburg, Maine Prairie and Fair Haven shill constitute one district and shall be en- titled to elect one Representative. , \j RTY-SEVENTH DISTRICT. The forty-seventh district shall be com- posed. of the Counties of Douglas and Pope and shall be entitled to elect one Senator and two Representatives. ‘The representative districts shall be divided as follows | ‘The County of Douglas shal! constitute one district’ and shall Reoresentative, R ‘The County of Pope shall constitute one district. shali be entitled to elect one Representative. : aie SON anith ctoteet: shall be Compaqed ‘The forty-el q com) of the counties of Grant, Stevens, ‘Traverse gud Bigstone and shal} be entittel to elect ore Senator and four Representatives. ‘The representative districts ehall be dtvided follows: ott ‘The county of Grant shall constitute one district and shall be entitled, to elect one Representative. J = ‘ The County of Stevens shall constitute one Bietrict a shall sentaitye. : rear county of Traverse shall constitute one| aistrlet and shall be entitled to elect one rep- Tesentative. A The cou! of Bigstone const! district, BE sat Oe tntieiod Sick vue eo resentative, . Zion and Paynesville, and the Cities} 4d. ve entitled to elect lone | pu; be entitled to elect one fe fi districts provided- if” Section 2.0 the senatorial ana rej shall not be affected thereby. ‘Sec. 4. All acts and parts of sistent with this act are hereby Approved March 20, 1913. CHAPTER 92--H. F, No. AN ACT. to amend Chapter Fo Forty-nine (449), of the General Minnesota for 1907, an hibit the granting to or use by of any pass, frank or sp leges wittheld from any other p to fix @ penalty for the violation Be it enacted by the Legislatu State of Minnesota, : ‘Phat section one (i) of chapter 449 general Laws of Minnesota for the | thousand nine hundred and seven the game, 1s hereby amended read as follows : Section 1. Giving of passes re ete., prohibited. From and after Janud 1908, Jt shall be unlawful for any 4 lassoviation, ¢0- ‘or corpoya to amie ID, son ae in any manner fu any for himself or another, any fret , or any special privilege o in vaio withheld, from, ‘other. the traveling accom: jof any person or property, or the ‘Sion of any message or communi cept. to persons ineluded* within heremafter desi and lin shail also be unlawful for any persos Sons, not included within the ¢ foafter ‘excepted or limited to sol ceive, either for himself or ano any ‘person, + €O-party corporation, or dse in any mam rpose any free or Privilege withheld from any traveling accommodation: any, person or property. ort wever, ‘containes nowevte. Gonstrued. to. -proniuit or unlawful the issuing or giv! free ticket, free ioe 10 any person or n inafte: tance t 7 ; i