Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, April 30, 1913, Page 19

f Be it ‘by h i i oct enacted by “the “Legtaanine, of) ‘the State Priggmcen 2 rhe peg 59 Rapiclls city coun- , y verning body, of every city of this “such "consent : State now or hereafter “having more. than any. violatlog. of pare: Fifty thousand (50,000) inhabitants, whether three or four of ‘Section 4000, Re- said city is crganized and existing under a “shall females under special act of the Legislature, general act of age be ed in any capacity the Legislature, or charter adopted by the/where such employment compels them to re- freeholders. thereof. or otherwise, is herevy|main standing constantly. Provided, that in gmpowered, ‘by ordinance ‘passed by a four-Jany action brought againkt an employer of 8 Vote of gil members of said council, or/any child under 16 years of age, on account of Qther ‘governing body, to. issue negotiable |injuries sustained by the child while so em: ponds of said city in'an amount not exeeet|nloyed, If the employer shall have obtained ing Fifty, thousand dollars | 4850.00), saldjand kept on ‘lle in like manner aa herein pro- nds to be of such denomination and pay-|vided for employment certidcttes an affidavit able at such places. and such time, not @X-|of the parent or guardian, »ta{ing in substance Cgcaing thirty (0) years from the date there- that the child is not less thah 16 years of age, of, as may by sald council or governing body|such employment shall not be deemed a. vio be deemed advisable. Said vondy shall bearjjation of this ect... Any person einployin Zoterest ae . ete cpot oye renee | Sa. in violation’ bf the provision’ o and shall have interest coupons attached, | “Approved March 20, 101g, |)" Saemeanor: ayabie at such place or places as shall be tie lesignated therein, and shall be sold to the highest bidder. Provided, that such bonds shall not be ss than the par value character of 1 CHAPTER 121-8. F. No. 815. and ac terest. thereo! AN ACT relating to the issuance of permi "The proceeds of any and all bonds| for breeding or domestication of certain 1 sued under this act shall be placed in the|_ bearing anin a city treasury of said city, ang shall consti-|Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State od tute a special fund, and ‘shall be kept dis-| of Minnesota nct from all other funds of the city, and| Section 1. ‘The Game and Fish Commission sball be used only for the purpose of Paying jof this State may issue permits to breed the cost or any part thereof, of improving |demesticate mink, muskrat, skuni, and ra , to its full width any principal’ street in such |coon upon application t it which’ shall con- Jge and other nat-/tain: F: said street; 1. The name and address ‘of the applicant. city, which has a rocky | | nt would | A description of , the pretrises_ upon | ural barrier exterding across Where the ,cost. of said improvem 2 excced tue benefits to property assessable/which applicant will keep such domesticated animals 3. ‘The number and kinds of animals in sealed with the sea!/ possession at the fime of making the appli- same, signed by the/cution ang whether they are wild or domest!- Mayor by the Clerk, and counter | cated. Eigned’ or reported by the City Comptroller or} “The application shall be accompanied by a Audiior of said city, except that the signature |fee ¢ cent for each such animal i te the coup. to said bonds mav |res: Soumisalon de lithograph ith anifissue @ permit to. the ap credit of any bonds animals, Any person so holding sueh permit shall ber Mt shall annually on the first of all such thereon, ‘report to. the Commission increase ang such city ficien? |eerease had upon the original number ap- tax to pay the bonis pied for. ‘The Ccmiuission shall keep @ re and the “princi shall/ord. of all. persons holding such permits. mature d shall|"" Any person desiring to breed ard domesti- | pro ensure|cate such fur bearing animals may apply to the redemption i aturity. — |the Game and Fish Commission for a fermit ec. by to catch and teke, for the purposes of breed- eity by bonds pursuant to/ing and domcsticating only, any such animals the prov not be considered | with certain described territory and within as a part of ess under the pro-/a described portion of the closed season and visions of its or charter or of upon such applicant giving a bond to the any law of t the lilt of the State of Minnesota In the sum of Five Hun- uount_of indebt such city dred ($500.00) dollars, with Uo or more sure- take effect ‘and betes, to be approved by sald Commission, con- s passiige ditioned, among other things, that safd appli- 1913 cant will only within the time prescribed and within the territory. mentioned In the appli- cation, take and. catch such animals for the purpose of breeding .and domesticating, and 1g|that such applicant will not catch, take or ws/use such animals for any other "purposes, 1 will not sell or otherwise dispose of the pensation. of th or of the carcasses, fur and hides register of ‘deeds, (thereof, the said Commission may issue to superintendent. of/SUch applicant a permit to so catch and take county. auditor /such animals. At the end of the time stated und providing for the|iN such permit the person named therein putics, clerks and Shall forthwith report to the Game and Fish thelr compensation, Commission the kind and number of si now or Is so caught and taken and receive a their retention and domestication, All bonds Is ect chall t suing the 4 under the author: the city erat year levy st on uch bonds as ensuing or any f any fm force from: Approve Maret CHAPTER AN ACT 1 \ and 16 « of Mir fxin sherii clerk and vo number and of over 150,000 fo = after have, @ population inhabitants and less than 200,000 inhabi- @8 In this act provided. tants Any person, who under the authority of this \ Be ii enacted by the Legislature of the State/act, shall have in his lawful possession, any of Mirnesot |such fur bearing animals, shall be déemea 12,13 analto have a property right ‘therein and to be Minnesota for 1911 the owner thereof and any person who shall @ amended so that enter the enclosure where such animals are ccnfined, or who shall catch, take or molest ‘Approval of such animals when in such” enclo8ure, shall of Such As-/bo subject to the same liabilities, penalties Attorney shall!and punishments as though the animals in Cinplos, with the approval of one |auestion were ordinary domestic animals the or more of the district judges, a first assistant Subject of preperty rights in this state. . eounty aah be paid the sum of Any such animals or their furs or hides $2, per au fin a like manner a/may be sold or shipped within or without second t Shall be paid the sum the state upon receipt of written permission of annum; and ina like manner a to do so from the Commi no shall be paid the Approved March 27, 1913. un; all of said assistants | uly admitted to practice] E S of the State of Minne- sota, and they shall take the offical oath o office and exec nd in all respects the same as the County Attorney is by law re. quired to execute I said assistants shall be fully authoriz i to do and perform, the Count torr pertaining to s ot! stich County ; such assistant county attorneys shall” a business of the co Said tra Thi eral I Secttan 1 Sections 5. 6, 18 of the Ge be and t the san “To Distric sistants appoin eby Will read as follows Appoint Assistants with Judges—Co ation Sec. 3. Such County No. 418. Incorporation Mutual Lia- w in all the ( CHAPTER 122-5. F. ACT to provide Regulation of Tosurance Aj the Legis! AN and bility Be it enacted by ‘of Minnesota: Section 1. ‘Twenty form Incorporated bility insurance association of insuring them and such other per-| ee ex- sons, firms or corporations as may become s st allowed’ and paid b coun-isubseribers to the asociation against lability 2 verified, itemized bill, in the same|for compensation. payable under the terms of | other bills against the county the Workmen's Compensation law and for the | Attorney nploy Stenographer at) purpese of insuring against loss or damage | r Annu: Said county attor-|by the sickness, bodily {njury or death by | nay also nographic|accident of any’ person employed by pewriting Ww aggregate of whose injury or death the insured is and expe ) stenographic | sponsible. work shall 2. They shall cea if ‘a certificate spec of Register of Deeds in Same Coun-|\ 1, ‘The name, the The salary of the register of business, and the principa s which now have. or/ing the’ same. Such name shall eveafter have, a population of |i from all ther corporations, over 150,000 Inhabitants and less than 200,000) foreign, authorized to do _ business inhabitants shall be $3,600 per annum. |state, and shall end with “company, \ itendent to "Appoint Assistant—Sal-!poration,"” “association” or the word Se Said superintendent of | porated.”* an assistant whose sal-|" 2. ‘The period f the county board,| 3. The name $1.500 per annum] the’ incorporators. of schools may also] 4. In what board its management shall with the approval of the|be vested, and the names and addresses of total sum paid for such| those josing the board until the first elec- ed $800 per annum. | tion, a majority of whom shall be residents | ate in Same County—|of the state. salary of the Judge! 5. ‘The highest amount or indebtednee~ or | vate of unties which now Dave, or| liability to which the corporation snall ‘at ay ern a population’ ofjany time be — subject. one hu fifty thousand inhabi-| 6. ‘The territory within which the assocla- and less th thousand in-|tion may do business, shall be annu It may also contain any other lawful pro- tion to said the actual com-|visions defining and regulating the powers pensation for clerk hire in the office of such|or business of the corporation, its officers, | fudge shall not exceed $6,500, of which Pata es trustees and members, for the Employers’ sociations, ture of the State or more persons may mutual employers’ lia- | for the purpose or for | re- | and rk, but. the 8 ther not subscribe and acknowl- ing general nature of its place of. transact- distinguish | or this “cor- “incor exceed domestic in of its duration. u and place of residence of said super ploy office he county board, bi office help shall B cers hoof } over tants habit In adi shall be for the salary ot the clerk of said] Sec. 3. The certificate of incorporation of court and $1,320 shall be for the salary of aleach ‘such corporation shall be submittyd to deputy of said court, and the balance for ad-|the Commissioner of Insurance for hii/ ap-| Aitional clerical and’ stenographic hire. proval and, if he approves the same, one copy In addition to the above fixed salaries the! thereof shall be filed with the Secretary of County Board of Commissioners shall audit) State of this State and one copy with ‘said | and allow the actual and necessary expendi-| Commissioner of Insurance. After such rec- | tures Incurred by such Judge of Probate and/ord such certificate shall be filed for record | an attendant clerk in the performance of of-jwith the register of deeds of the county of ficial duties outside the limits of the county|the principal place of business as specified in Beat | saia “certificate. Salary of County Treasurer in Same County! Sec, 4. Such Association shall not begin —Sec. 16. The salary of the county treas-|to Issue polictes until a list of the subscrib- | urer of ail counties which now have or which|ers, with the number of employes of each, { may hereafter have a population of over 150,- together with such other information as th 000 inhabitants, and. ‘less than 200,000 in-| Commissioner of Iusuranme may require, shall habitants, shall be $4.000 per annun been filed at the Insurance Department, nor Sec. All acts or parts of 4 til the President and Secretary of the As- inconsisient with this ect are bereby re-|sociation shall have been certified under oath * pealed \ |that every subscription in the list so filed Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be|1s genuine and made with an agreement of force from and r its passage. |all “the subscribers that they will take the | Approved March 113, | policies subscribed for within’ thirty (30) dazs Jot the granting of a Meense by the Commis- sioner of Insurance. 482. Sec. 5. Upon the filing of the certificate Section. Seven Hundred | provided’ for fp the preceding Section, the and Seven (707), Revised Laws of Minne-|Commissioner of Insurance shall make such Sota, for the year 1903. relating to extend.| investigations as he may deem proper, and if | * ing boundaries villag his findings warrant it grant a license to the enacted gislature of the| Association to issue policies. | of Mi |““Sec, 6. Corporations may be formed under Section 1 Section Seven Hundred and|this section for not to exceed thirty years) Seven (707). of 1905, be and | ine the first instance. the same nded so a8 to read| Sec. 7. Such Association shall have the as folows ead) power to make by-laws for the government | “Sec. 707. Whenever the owner of land{of its officers and the conduct of its affairs, | abutting upon Village, or a majoritygpf |and the same to aller and amend, and adopt | the owners of platted nplatted Jand Hot |@ common seal. exceeding two hundred acres so abutting, shall}, See. S. ‘The annual meeting for the elec- petition the council Such land in-|tion of directors shall be held at such time n the vill the, council by |{n the month of January as the by-laws of y so. exteh Village bound. {the Association may direct. Of the: time and Sut no such {|p.ace of said meeting at least thirty (30) shall take ‘intil a certified |days’ previous written or printed notice shall fis filed with the Secretary of|be given to the subscribers, or such notice f |may be given by publication not less than S least two daily or weekly @ that are! in CHAPTER 119-8. F. AN ACT to amend No. to includ —— This act shall take effect and be|three times in at ce from and after its passage. hewspapers, published in. the city or county 4°, Approved March 26, 1913 Wherein. the Assoclation has its principal of- , fee, and in. the legal periodical, if any’ desig | sy apn 1a ‘ nated by the rules of court of the proper Ce SEED res Noy eee: county for the publication of legal notices. AN ACT entitled “An act amending Section |Subscribers who, duping the preceding calen- 10 of Chapter , Laws of 1012, reiating to/dar year, have paid’ into the treasury of the | occupations prohibited to min: | Association, premiums amounting to more than | Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State|one-half of the total premiums received by it) of Minnesota |during that year, shall constitute Section 1, That Section 10 of Chapter 8,| At such annual inceting the subscribers shali General Laws of 1912, be and the same ig/elect, by ballot, from their own number. not | -———_ hereby amended, so as to read as follows: | iess shan five directors, a majority of whom | f Sec. 10. Occupations Prohibited to. Mi-|shall Ye residests of this state, to serve for at nors—No children unfer the age of 16 years|least .. yer¢ and until thelr sucecssors are | shall be employed at sewing belts, or to assist |duly cx Y.” provided, however, that such fn sewing belts, in any capacity. whatever; |Assoclat. \ymay provide in its by-laws for | | nor shall any children adjust any belt to any|two, three ~\four classes, and for the election | Machinery; they shall not oil, or assist In off-|tereof, at its annual mestings, in such man- ing, ‘cleaning machinery; they shall | ner that the members of one lass only shall Qwerating cireuiaw or |retire and their successors be chosen each wood-shay joiners, plan-|¥ear. eancies may be filled by election fandpaper, or wood-polishiig. machinery, |B¥ the Board until the next annual meeting. eer iching Wheels used “for polishing {In the choice of directors and in all meetings Sey Oe ea turning’ or boring machiners [of the Association, each subecriber shall, be ————— Mataping ‘machines in sheet metal and tin, [entitled to one vote for every one hundred ee ening. atamping caackives {in |dollars cr any fraction thereof patd by him Washer and nut factories, operating corrugat-|! premiums into the Treasury of the Asso- ing rolls, such as are used In roofing factories, {lation during the preceding calendar y Scr ‘shail ‘they ‘be employed In- operating any |Subserivers may vote by prosy, aud, the ree @tearn boiler, steam machinery or other steam | Fd Of all. votes shall be Made by te were eae eo LP adt opeete @, SRY | east’ in person or by proxy and shail be evi- st in operating dovigh grates enefs | Gence ‘of all such clections. Not les than st in “operating “dough grates or cracker| three, directors shall. constitute a quorum. ‘The ric rteding -machiness hor shall they tem jgirectors, shall, annually choose. by ballot, a 1 of ey op-|Preaident, who shall be a ember of ‘the Orv asciat in operating rolling inl ac | EFeMgeMt: Seteaah! g“ayeaaurer, eho" may ———— s._ bunches or shecrs, washing, srinding‘giso be elther the President or Secretary; and vetirourt calendar ‘rolls ‘in’ rubber | Such other officers as the by-laws may’ pro- fmanutes hall they operate or as-|Vige; and they shall @X the sa-aries of the mat in 0 ‘ tinery, nor shall | president and Sec as well as the sal- they bi employed in any capacity in preparing| aries or compensation of, such other officers any composition in which dangerous or polson: |S7fS Cooney asthe. ‘by-laws. prescribe. | ous acids are used, and they shall not be em-|Vacancies in any office may be filled by the | loved in any capa ne manufacture of | irectors oF by the subscribers, asthe b H nts, or white lead: nor shall” they ws. shall. prescribe. ‘ | ; yinployed In’ any capacity whatever in op. "8% vbiicies of Insurance tagued by any | ing or assisting to © any. passenger | such “Association may be made either with or | jSfntt elevator: nor snail they be employed |Mthoue the seal thereof, and ‘they shall be ny capacity whatever in the manufacture |signed by the President, or such other officers ots for ftmmoral purposes. or any other |S "may be designated by the directors for oyment dangerous to their lives and Imbs|that purpose, and attested by the Secretary. weir health or morals: nor in any theater, | 10. If at any tine the number of ‘sub- art saloon or place of amusement; | scribers fails below twenty, or the number ideq. that this secticn shall not apply to/of the subscribers’ employers within the State criployment of any child as a singer or/ falls below. five thousand, no further policies cian in a chureh. school or academy, or| shall be issued until the total number of sub- aching or learning the science or practice|gcribers amounts to not less than tusic; Or as a musician in any concert, | whose employees within the state: are ‘a theatrical exhibition with the written | jose than five thousand, ‘nt of the mayor of the city or the presi-| Ti. the Board of Diréctors shall be of the council of the village where such |entitied to inspect thae plant. workroom. shop. srt or exhibition takes place. Such con-|f:rm or, premises ¢f any subscriber, and for —{enal}inot be given unless fortyeight hours |cuch purpose to appoint inspectors. who. shall nus notice of the applicaiion therefor) have free access to all such: premises during have been served in writing upon the|the regular working hours. and the [oard nissloner of Labor of the State of iMn-|of Directors shall likewise from time to time Bend upon the Secretary of the Minne-|be entitled to examine by their auditor or Child Lavor Committee. and a hearing | other ageut, the books,. records and pay rolls ! thereon if requested, and shall be reyoc-lof any subscribers, for the purpose of de- ’ not | effect: | zeipt @ quorum. jcounty therein, | twenty, | ned ‘the Board of Directors to make tp delicleveles existing at the termination of his insurance. Every such company shall charge! and collect on “each policy a premium, in cash, equal to one year’s premium on the pol~ icy Issued and shall also provide in its by- laws and specify in its policies they maximum contingent mutual ability of Its members for the payment of/losses and expenses not pro- Vided for by its cash fund. ‘The contingent liability of a member shall not be less than a sum equal to and in addition to one annual premium nor more than a sum equal to and |in addition to one annual premlum nor more than a sum equal to five times the amount of such annuai premium, or, in case of a policy written for jess than one year, the contingent lability shall not exceed the amount of premium written in the policy. The tote] amount of lability of the policyholedrs shall be plainly and legibly stated upon each policy, as follows: “the maximum gontingent ability of, the policyholder under this policy 1s Sec. 13. The Board of Directors shai termine the amount of premiums which the Subscribers of the Asoclation shall pay for their insurance, in accordance with the nature of the-business in which such subscribers are engaged. and the probable risk of injury to their employes under exiscing conditions, and they shall fx premiums at such amounts as in their judgment shall be sufficient to enable the association to pay to its subscribers all sums which may become due and payable to their employes under the provisions of law, and also the expenses of conducting the busi- ness of the Association, In fixing the pre- mium payable by any subscriber, the Board of Directors may take into account’ the condition of the plant, work room, shop, farm or prem- isea of such subscriber in ‘respect to the safety of those employed therein,, as shown by the report of any inspector appointed by such Board, and they may from time to time change the amount of premiums payable by any of the subscribers as circumstances may require, and the condition of the plant, work- room, ‘shop, farm or premises of such sub- scriben in respect to the safety of their em- ployes \may justify, and they may increase the premiums of any subscriber neglecting to provide safety devices required by law, or disobeying the rules or regulations made by the Board of Directors in a¢cordance with the provisions of Section 11 of this act. No policy of insurance jssued by any subscriber shall be effective until he shall have paid in cast the premium so fixed aud deter- mini _l4. The Board of Directors may di- vide ‘the “subscribers into groups in accord- ance with the uature of thelr business and the probable risk of injury therein. In such case they shall fix all ‘premiums, make all assess- ments, and determine and ‘pay all dividends by and for each group in xccordance with the experience thereof, but all the subscribers shall be available for the payment of any aim against the Association; provided, how- ever, that (as between the Association and its subscribers), until the whole of the contin- geut ability of the members! of other groups Shall be exhausted, the general funds of the Association and the contingent Mability of the members of other groups shall not be available for the payment of losses and ex- penses incurred by such group in excess of the earned premiums paid by the members thereof. Whenever the Mabilities, including unearned premiums and such other reserves as are or may be required by law and the Insurance Commissioner, are in excess of the admitted assets compuied on the basis allowed for its annual statement, it shall make an assess- Ment upon its policyholders, sald assessment to be based upon the amount of one annual premium as written in the policy and not fo exceed the amount of five annual prem- iums, If “it becomes necessary to levy the as- sessment as provided by this section, no pol- icles shall be issued until the admitted sets of the association are in excess of its liabilities. Sec, 15. A statement of any propo: mium, assessment, dividend or distribui subscribers into groups shall be the Insurance Department. Sec. 10. If any officer of the Asoclation shall ‘falsely make oath to any certificate re- quired to be filed with the Commissioner of Insurance, he shall be guilty of perjury. Sec. 17. Any subscriber of the Association who “has complied with all its rules and regulations, may withdraw therefrom. by written notice to that effect, sent by such subscriber by registered mail to the Asso- ciation, and such withdrawal shall become on the first day of the month imme diately following the tenth day after the re- of such notice, but such withdrawal shall not release such subscriber from. lia- bility for the payment of assesments there- after made by the Board of Directors to make up deficiencies existing at the date of his withdrawal, and such subscriber shall be entitled to “his share of any dividends earned at the date of his withdrawal. Sec. 18. Such Association shall invest and keep ‘invested all its funds of every descrip- tion, excepting such cash as may be required in ‘the transaction of its business, in ac- cordance with the laws of this state relating to the investment of funds of domestic insur- ance companies. Sec. 19. No such. association shall pur- chase, hold’ or convey real. estate except as provided by Section 1615, Revised Laws 1905. liability d_pre- ion of filed with Sec. 20. Any mutual employers’ insurance association of another state upon |compliance with all laws governing such cor- porations in general, the provisions of Sec- tion 1705, Revised Laws of 1905, and the pro- visions of this act, may be admitted to trans- act business in this state. Such association shall. pay to the department of insurance the fees prescribed by Section 9, Chapter 386, Laws of 1911, Whenever the contracts of insurance issued dy such association shall cover in the aggre- gate less than five thousand employes, the assured shall forthwith notify the Commission- er of Insurance of such faet, and if, at the expiration of six months from’ said notice, the aggregate number of employes covered by sald contracts of insurance shall be less than five thousand, the commissioner of in- surance shall revoke the lHcjnse of such as- soclation and shall petition the district court for the appointment of a receiver for the purpose of winding up its affairs. Sec. 21. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved March 27, 193. CHAPTER 123—S. F. No. 416. AN ACT authorizing county boards in cer- tain counties to grant aid for the erection and construction of a hospital. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. ‘In any County in this State_in which there 1s no County Hospital, the County Board of such County 1s hereby authorized and empowered to appropriate and\ pay: from the general fund of said County as aid in the erection, construction and maintenance in such County of a Hospital for the treatment of sick, diseased and injured person: not exceeding five thousand dollars ($5,000.00), and preference shall always be given’ in the admission to such Hospital of such patients are are in whole or in part public charges, and are sent thereto by the County Board. | ~ Approved March 27. 1918, CHAPTER 124-8, F. No, 550. AN ACT entitled “An Act to amend Section Buzz, Chapter 58, Revised Laws, 1905, re- lating to authorized securities."’ Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State ‘of Minnesota: Section 1, ‘That subdivision 3 of Section 3022, Revised Laws 1905, be and it is hereby amended so as to read as follows: | Sec. 3022. In the bonds of any county, city, town, Village, school, drainage, or other | |district created pursuant’ to law for public purposes in Minnesota, or in any warrant, lorder or interest bearing obligation issued by this state, or by any city, city board, town or provided, ‘that the net indebt- edness of any such municipality or district, as net indebtedness is defined by Revised Laws, 1905, section 777, and its amendments, shall not exceed ten per cent of its assessed yalua- tion, or in the bonds of any county, city, town, village, school, drainage or other dis: trict, created’ pursuant to law for public pur- poses in lowa, Wisconsin and North and South Dakota, or in the bonds of any city, county, town, village, school district, drainage or other district created pursuant to law for public purpores, in the United States, containing at least thirty-five hundred inhabitants; provided that the total bonded indebtedness of any such municipality or district shall not exceed ten per cent of its assessed valuation.” Sec. 2. This act shali take effect and be in AN ACT to amend Section 2032 of the vised Laws of 1905, and Chay 200 of General Laws of the year 1907, relating the construction of railroads and the givi of notice and the Miing of maps thereof wi the Railroad and ,Warehouse Commission and providing penalties for the violation thereof. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesot: Section 1, ‘Phat Section 2082, Revised Laws of 1905, and Ghapter 260, General Laws for the year 1907, be and the same is hereby amended so as to read as follows: “Sec, 2082—New Roads—Notice to Commis~ ston—Filing of Maps, Etc.—Every railroad company having constructed any tailroad by way of branch or extension or otherwise, be- fore opening the same to public use, shall no- tify the commission that the same is finished and in a safe condition for operation, and shall file with said commission a map and profile thereof with table of grades, curvatures aud mileage, and a statement of ‘othe char- acteristics of such road and an itemizea state- ment showing the actual cost thereof; all of the foregoing to be in such form as the com- missiou shall prescribe and to be attested by the oath of the president or other managing officer, and the chiet engineer of the company. Before ‘the new line is operated as a public road, the commission shail inspect the same or cause it to be Inspected and furnish the com- pauy with @ certificate showing the com- pliance with the foregoing conditions, that the road has been Inspected and found’ to be in safe condition for operation, Provided, however, that whenever it is found desirable to operate any portion of any new raflroad built or any new branch or ex- tension or otherwise, before completion of the same, the commission may on application au- thorize the operation of such portion thereof pending the completion of the entire road under such terms and conditions as the com- mission) may impose in the Interests or the publle."* Sec. 2, Any such carrier failing to comply with ‘the provisions of this act, or with any order of the commission made thereunder, shall forfeit for each day's default, one hun- dred dollars to be recovered in a civil action in the name of the stat Sec. 8. This act shail Yn force ‘from and after it Approved March 27, 191: take effect _and be passage, CHAPTER 127-8, F. No. 648, AN ACT authorizing certain cities of the first class to dispose of surplus electricity to private consumers. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1, Any elty of the fitst class now or hereafter operating a plant for the pro- duction and distribution of electrical energy for municipal purposes may dispose of any surplus thereof so produced, to private con- sumers within the city desiring the same, at such rates and upon such terms as the City Council or other governing body of the city may deem proper. Sec. 2. This act shall not apply to any city whose inhabitants have adopted a charter pursuant to Section 36, Article 4 of the state constitution, Approved March 27, 1913. CHAPTER 128—S, F. No. 700. AN ACT authorizing the Railroad and Ware- house Commission to provide suitable equip- ment for the testing of railroad track scales. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. The railroad and warehouse com- mission, hereinafter called the Commission, 18 hereby ‘authorized to purchase two test cars, to be used in testing track scales. at a cost of not to exceed five thousand dollars each; also erect on some railroad track in or near Miuneapolls, St. Paul, or Minnesota Transfer, where a permanent free site can be procured, a master track scale with a building for the same, to be used in testing and verifying the weights of test cars; scales and building not to cost to exceed seven thousand five hundred dollars. Sec. 2. The expenditures hereby authorized shail be paid out of the Grain Inspection fund, on_the order of the Commission, Sec. 3. This act shall taxe effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved March 27, 1913. CHAPTER 129—S, F. ‘No, 704. AN ACT to amend Chapter 252 of the General Laws of 1911, entitled “‘An Act to give the Railroad and’ Warehouse Commission juris- diction over track scales used by common carriers, and require the installation of the same. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State ‘of Minnesota: Section 1. That Chapter 252 of the General Laws of 1911, be and the ‘same hereby is amended so. as to read as follows “Section 1. ‘The Railroad and Warehouse Commission shall have power to order in and require the installation of track scales used by common carriers at all points in the state where the same are deemed to be necessary, and enforce reasonable regulations for the weighing of cars and of freight.’ ‘All track scales used by common carriers for the purpose of weighing carload freight shall be under the control and jurisdiction of the commission and suBject to inspection, ex- empt from the jurisdiction of sealers of weights and measures, The entire cost of such supervision and Inspection shall be a proper chargé against the common carriers in- terested in or owning the several scales, the same to be paid upon a statement rendered by the commission. All: moneys collected shall be credited to the Grain Inspection Fund.” Sec. 2. ‘This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. very car- rier shall transport, move, and switch to any track scale in this state free of charge on the application of the commission or its au- thorized agent, any test car used by the state in testing track scales. Sec. 3.. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved March 27, 1918. CHAPTER 130—H, F. No. 2. AN ACT providing fon the payment of county aid to mothers of dependent and neglected children under certain circumstances, Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State ‘of Minnesota: Section 1. Whenever any child under the age of fourteen years shall be found to be dependent or neglected within the meaning of Chapter 285, General Laws, 1905. or, Chap- ter 282, General Laws, 1909, or Chapter Revised Laws, 1905, and it Shall also appear that the mother of ‘such child is a widow, or that her husband, if living, 9 an inmaté of a penal institution or an insane asylum, or because of physical disability is unable to sup- port his family, and that the dependent or neglected condition of such child {s due wholly or in par: to the poverty of the mother and the want of adequate means to properly care for such child, and that the mother of such child is otherwise a proper person to have the custody of such child, and that the welfare and best interests of such child will be sub- served by permitting it to remain in the cus- tody of its mother, the Court may in its discretion make and’ file an order finding and determining such facts, and therein and thereby fix and determine the amount of money, not exceeding $10.00 per month, which it. deems necessary for ‘the County to con- tribyte towards the support of such child in her pwn home. ~ ‘Sec. 2% A certified copy of such order shall be filed with the County Auditor of the County of which such child’s mother is a resident,| and. thereupon and thereafter, and so long as such order remains in force and un‘modified, it shall be the duty of the County Auditor each month to draw his warrant on the gen- eral revenue fund of his County in favor of the mother for the amount specified in such order. Such warrant shall be delivered to the Glerk of the Court making the order, and shall by the latter be delivered to the mother upon her executing duplicate receipts therefor, one to be retained by the Auditor and the other shall be filed by the Clerk with the arner records in the proceedings relating to such child. It shall be the duty of the County Treasurer to pay such warrant out of the funds in the general revenue fund of the County. when properly presented. No such county aid shall be paid towards the support of any child who has arrived at the age of fourteen (14) years, nor to any mother who has not resided in said county one year and in the ‘Stgte two years continuously next pre- ceding ‘the making of such order, Sec. 3. The Court may at any time revoke or modify any order previously made; a certi- fied copy of any such subsequent order shall forthwith be filed with the County Auditor force from and after its passage. Approved March 27, 1913, CHAPTER 125-8. F. No. 612. AN ACT to amend Chapter 147, General Laws of Minnesota for the year i909, being an act authorizing the Railroad and Ware- houge Commission to keep up the physical valuation of railroad properties in this state, and requiring the railroad companies to furnish the necessary information — for’ such purpose. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State ‘of Minnesota: Section 1, That Section 1 of Chapter 147 of the General Laws of Minnesota for the year 1909, be and the same is hereby, amended so as to read as follows: “Sec. 1. The railroad and warehouse com- mission. hereinafter. called — this commission, is hereby authorized, at all times, to keep up the physical valuation of the railroad prop- crtles of this state, and fo that end all rafl- road corporations under the supervision of the: commission are required to furnish to. the | Commission on December 31 of each year, un- less further time be granted by the commis- sion, and at such other times as the com. mission may require, a detalied statement showing changes in the physical conditions of \{ts properties in this state and the elements of | cost entering into such changes in both debts and credits of such property, and the dis- tribution of the debits and credits, whether | charged to, operating or capital accounts, verl- fied by the president, chief engincer, general auditor or comptroller in such manner and form. as the commission may prescribe, cover- Ing the year ending June 30, next preceding. Seo. The Commission shall have the a thority to examine all books, contracts, vouch- ers, receipts and all other, papers or docu- and thereafter warrants shail be drawn and payments made only in accordance with such | Pop subsequently executed order. Approved March 27, 1013. | ‘ ’ + CHAPTER 131—H. F, No, 205. A AN ACT to amend Sections 22, 36, and 50, Chapter 344 of the General Laws of 1905, relating to the Domestication, Propaga- tion, Preservation and Shipment of Game and Fish. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State ‘of Minmesot: Section 1. .That Section 22, Chapter 344, General Laws of the State of Minnesota for 1005, be amended so as to read as follows Section 22. The Commission may issue permits to breed or domesticdte game birds, Geer, moose, elk and caribou, and to propa- gate fish upon application to. it, which» shall ty i Contain name ahd address ‘if the applicant. 2 A description of the premises on which applicant will keep such domesticated animais or where he Wili breed or propagate game bir or fish. fad ‘The number and kind of birds, animals or fish in possession at the time of making fhe application and whether they are wild or domesticated. Tn case of deer, mi application shall be ag sinpanied by: a fee of fkey (30) cents for e: animal in possession, ‘The Commission may thereupon Issue a per- mit to the appilcant to keep such antmale. Any. person holding such a permit shall an- hually, on the first day of January. report. to the commission y increase or decrease had upon the original number applied for, to- gether with a fee of fifty (80) cents for each elk or caribou the} {thousand (49,000) or more to| mi for any violation of any this chapter, It shall net be 0 for the prosecution to allege or°prove that the birds or animals were not domesticated or reared in @ preserve, or that the fish were not grown in a private hatchery, or that the birds, ant- mals or fish were uot taken for scientific pur- poses, but the person claiming that sucn otrds or animals were domesticated, or reared in private preserve, or the fish grown in a pri- vate hatchery, or that the sald birds or anl- mals 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 fish were grown in a private hatchery, or that such birds were reared in a private preserve, or that such birds or fish were taken for sclentifig purposes as by. law provided, or were not caught, taken or killed outside of this state, or had in possession without license or per- mit therefor, ' * Sec, 2. That Section 86 of Chapter 344 of the General Laws of 1905 be amended so as to read as follow: Section 36. Fraud in Obtaining License. Any person who has not resided in this state for one year just previous to the time of ap- Plying for a sidered under the provisions of this chapter a non-resident. Any non-resident who* shall make to any county auditor authorized to is- sue licenses for the hunting or killing of game. birds or game animals, avtaise state- ment concerning his residence, and thereb, obtain ‘such, @ license therefor, as only resi dents of this state are entitled to, shall be guilty ‘of a misdemeanor. Any ‘person who Shall violate any of the provisions of this chapter and who at the time of such la- tion Is in possession of a license duly Issued to him, shall upon convietion thereof, forfeit such license. Sec. 3. at Section 50 of Chapter 344 of the General rare of 1905 be amendtd so as to read as fajlow: «Section 90.’ Shipping Fish and Game. | In- spection of Shipments. No person shall ship, fave in possession with intent to ship or cause to be shipped beyond the borders oft this state any fish of the kinds mentioned In this chapter except bullheads, buffalo fish, carp, red-horse, suckers, sheephead, ee!-pout garfish, dogfish and sturgeon. Provided fur- ther that any non-resident of ‘this state who 1s desirous of taking any fish beyond its boundaries for his personal use may carry with him on the same train or conveyance, not to excéed fifty pounds of fish caught by him. Provided further, that all packages of any description used in shipping fish either within or without. the state shall be, plainly marked with the name and address” of the consignor. and consignee, and with the num- ber or pounds of each kind of fish contained therein and it shall be within the power of every officer charged with the enforcement of laws protecting fish and game to inspect any package in the possession of a transportation company which he shall have reason to be~ Neve contains contraband fish or game, and it 1s hereby made the duty of every commen carrier, agent, or employe thereof ‘to permit any such officer to inspect and open any package in the possession of sald, common farrier, agent or employe thereof, which said officer shall have reason to believe contains fish or game, protected by the laws of the state, and not entitled under such law to be transported. All packages used for, shipping fish shal be so constructed that the same may be easily opened for inspection. Any officer charged with the enforcement of laws protecting fish and game, may, with- Out a warrant enter and Inspect all camps, boats, wagons, cars, tents, and other re- ceptacles, where he has reason to believe that fish or game taken or held in violation of the laws of this state are to be found. ‘Approved March 27, 1913. CHAPTER 132—H. F. No. @41. AN ACT to legalize the foreclosure of mort- gages where the power of attorney to tore- close the same, provided for by Section 4461, Revised Laws of 1905, has been prop- erly executed but not filed for record until after the foreclosure, of the mortgage and rior to January 1, 5 Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesota: Certain. mortgage foreclosure legalized.— Section 1. In foreclosure of mortgages here- tofore made by advertisement, where the bower of attorney to foreclose the same, pro- vided for by Section 4461 of the Reyised Laws of Minnesota for 1905, has been executed but has not been recorded prior to such fore- closure sale, such foreclosure sale, if oth wise regular, shall be and hereby is declarea to be Valid’ and sufficient for all purposes and shall not be affected in any manner by veason of the failure to have such power of attorney recorded, provided, such power of attorney has, in ‘fact, been recorded in the proper office between the 15th day of Dec., 1910, and the 15th day of Jan... agit. Sec. 2. This act shall not affect an action at law or in equity now pending. ‘Approved March 27, 1913. CHAPTER 133—H. F. No, 442. “ AN ACT prohibiting the hunting, killing or molesting’ of squirrels within ‘any public ‘park, or other public grounds of any City or Village ‘of this State, or within a quarter of a mile thereof. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesota: Secticn 1. it shall be unlawful for any per- son to hunt, shoot, catch, take, kill or molest in any manner any tox, grey, black, red, flying or other timber squirrel in any manner what- soever at any time in any public park, street or other public groynds of any City or Village of this State, or within a quarter of a mile thereof. > ate 2. ‘Any person violating any of the provisions of this act shall be gullty of mis- demeanor. Sec. 3. This act shall taae effect and be in force from and after its passage and ap- proval. ‘Sec. 4: All acts inconsistent with this act are hereby repealed. ‘Approved March 57, 1913, CHAPTER 134—H, F. No. 665. _ AN ACT authorizing appropriations by the ‘Board of County Commissioners in ‘coun- ties now or hereafter having a population of not less than one hundred fifty thou- sand inhabitants nor more than two hun- dred twenty-five thousand inhabitants, for public improvements in or about naviganie lakes or streams emptying into or con- necting such lakes. Be it Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That. whenever there exists in any organized county in the State of Min- nesota, now or hereafter having a popula- tion of not less than one hundred fifty thou- sand inhabitants, nor more than two hun- dred twenty-five thousand inhabitants, a nav- igable lake or lakes.which is, or are,’ wholly, or as to the greater’ part thereof, within the limits of said county, the board of county commissioners of said’ county is hereby au- thorized and empowered to appropriate not to, exceed the sum of ‘Ten * Thousand ($10,000.00) Dollars from the general revenue fund of said county, for public improve~ ments ‘on of about said lake or lakes, or on or about any stream emptying into such lake ‘or lakes, or connecting one of such lakes with another ‘of such lakes, by dredging or open- jng the channel of navigation in such lakes, by dredging or opening the channel of navi gation in such lake, or in -such'stream, or Otherwise improving’ the same. Provided, that the poplation of any county shall be determined by. the official census next preceding any appropriation ‘made under the ision of this act. Proce, 2. ‘This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. ‘Approved March 27, 1913. CHAPTER 135—H. F. No. 725. AN ACT to provide salaries for the sheriffs ‘of certain counties for certain of the sery- foes rendered by them to and paid for by their respective counties in leu of fees, and to provide for the payment of their expenses in such cases, and the compensa- tion of their deputies. Be it enacted' by the Legislature of the State ‘of Minnesota: ¢ wor than forty-five thousand (45,000) inhabitants, and in each county of this state having an ‘area exceeding twenty-five hundred (2500) square ‘miles, and now or hereafter haying a ulation of less than fifteen thousand (15, 000) inhabitants, according to the then next preceding state or federal census, the sherjff shall receive an annual salary and his ex- penses for official services rendered by him for his county in leu of fees, as hereinafter provided. Sec, 2. All such counties now or here- after so having a population of less than ten thousand (10,000) inhabitants, a all such counties having an area exceeding twenty- five ‘hundred (2500) square miles, and now or hereafter having a population of less than fifteen thousand (15,000) inhabitants, shall be known as counties Of “Class A: those having ten _/thousand 10,000) or more, but jess than fifteen thousand (15.000) shall be known as counties of “Class B;"’ those hav- ing fifteen thousand (15.000) or more, but less than twenty thousand ee be known 3 counties of * a aving twenty, Thousand. (30,000) or bul less. “than Thousand (25,000) shall be. known as sountiel Of “Class D those having twen- ty-five thousand (25,000) or imore but less than thirty thousand (30,000) shall be know; ‘counties of E;” those having thirty thousand (30,000) or more but less than thir- ty-five thousand (35.000) shall be known as counties of "Cl those having thirty- five thousand (35,000) or more but than hunting lcense shall be con-| fix: ‘the for thelr E ey cou! Shall be ouiseee ee Bele tnt be as other claims against-such aud allowed, except that nses curred by them in performing the | serv: required ‘of them in connection with. in persons by the probate code shall be and paid as therein provided, * All claims for livery hire shall stal purpose for which such livery’ was Use have attached thereto a receipt for the amo pald for such livery, signed by the DP to whom . Sec. 4. Whenever it shall appear to county board of any such county, upon a sh@y ing made by the sheriff thereof, that the ary herein ‘provided for is inadequate for services performed by such sheriff for county, the county board may increase. #i amount of such salary in any just and Tee sonable sum, but any person sete by . action in the premises may 1 ~ district court within, thirty ‘days thereat by filing notice thereof with the county aud or and the clerk of that court, whic hal upon eight days’ notice to the chairman | the county board, whether in term time during vacation, ‘hear any such appeal summarily determine the amount, of sal be paid any such sheriff during the remain of “his term of office, and enter ano ing the same, a copy of which shall filed with the county auditor forthwith. | Sec, 5. The salaries hereinbefore provi for are not ‘to be held to inglude the salad of jailers or matrons or the pay of .deput whose atiendauce is required at terms of co nor the compensation allowed the she! for the board and care of prisoners, as thes! various items are now or may hereafter provided for by law, and whenever becaga of any riot or industrial strike, in the oplite| jon of the sheriff, require the appointn of other deputies, the number so to be pointed and the compensation to be allo each one so appointed shall be fixed and termined upon by the district court, upon application of any such sheriff, by an o1 to be filed with the clerk of that court, am each such deputy so appointed shall be paid the amount of compensation provided for jj and by the terms of any such .order in manner that deputies in attendance upon terms of that court are paid. . Sec, 6. For all services rendered by si sheriffs or their deputies for which paym is not made out of the county revenue ful the same fees and compensation shall be lowed them as is otherwise provided by Sec. 7. All acts, and parts of acts ino sistent with thi t are hereby yepealed. Sec. 8, ‘This act shall take effect a1 in force from and after January Ist, 1915, Approved March 27, ‘1913., ¥ ead CHAPTER 136—S. F. No. 83. | AN ACT to amend Section 4442, Revised L 1905, relating to notice to ‘terminate con= tracts for sale of land and the service said notice. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the SI of Minnesota: Section 1 1905, be and the same is hereby amended as to read ag follows: “Sec. 4442, When default is made in conditions of any contract for the conve; of real estate or any interest therein, whe the vendor has a right to terminate same, he may do so by serving upon the p chaser, his personal ‘representatives or signs,'a notice specifying the conditions which default has been made, and stating) that such contract will terminate thirty days] after the service of such notice unless pi thereto the purchaser shall comply with conditions and pay the costs of service. notice must be given notwithstanding anj provisions in the contract to the contra and shall be served in the same manner as summons in the district court. If the per: to be served is not a resident of the state, eannot be found therein, of which facts return of the sheriff of the county where rea] estate lies that he cannot be found |im| such county shall be prima facie evidenb service shall be made by three weeks’ pul shed notice. Provided, that personal serv— ice of said notice without the state, proved by the affidavit of the person making the same, made before an authorized officer hav- ing a seal. shall have the same effect as the published notice herein provided for. If with- in the time mentioned the person served com- plies with such conditions and pays the costs of service, the contract shal] be thereby rein- stated, but otherwise shall terminate. A copy of the notice, with the proof of service thereof, and an affidavit of the vendor, his agent ‘or attorney, showing that the pur- chaser has not complied with the terms of the notice, may be recorded with the Register of Deeds, and shall be prima flacie evidence of the facts therein stated. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved March 31, 1913. CHAPTER 137-8 F. No. 175. AN ACT to amend Section 2065 of the vised Laws of 1905 relating to the exemp tions of private cemeteries from ~ pubile] Fens) That Section 4442, Revised | re Paes ¢ | wher a es to. the State of Si per te day, to bs d for each day he is ty at Board, regular and and the u Secretary of the Board shal! re. i odes ‘shall ten ¥ and necessari) ding such ‘a salary of meet - per an- Secretary dollars ($600.00) per _monthly: ($800.00) per annum “compensation and expense» _ semi-annu: its sign and the sum ally by the Stare by th ry, drawp by the “ee ry rer. and parts of acts incon- "act are hereby repealed. ct shall take effect and be Be [we % ¥ by. eauly ‘the session Pmoney or funds of the state rc nditure for any purpose mount or some ontinuously and“at a tine m the end of the second of the legisls- ich appropriation is made. tion stated to be an “‘an- art of it id every provision of the constituting a standing an- y from the revenue fun, ioney from “the F repealed, except is @ provision for a tax levy or | for any purpose and st and also ex < ag 1 fund, cases the miscellaneous receipts of all, state educ: tional, charitable and penal institutions, ard” the State Agricultural Society, and all stan‘- ropriations not based receipts as heretofore provided, are hereby abolished and terminates. and each and every word, clause and para- graph providing for such appropriations !s hereby ‘stricken from the: laws of this stato or continuous ing tax levy, fees on respectively in which All acts containing provisi they occur. ions for standire appropriations sha}l remain unaffected by this act except as to such ainount. thereo tier August 1 1018 otter Augu: be 5 Approved March 31, taxes and assessments—from levy and sale], on execution ang that no road or streel shall be laid through the same without the]; consent of the owners, Be it enacted by the Legislature of the of Minnesota: Section 1. vised Laws of 1905 be and the same is here-’ by amended so as to read as follows: Sec. 296i—Exemptions: .All lands, not e ceeding one hundred acres in extent out and dedicated as a private cemetery, sh: be exempt from public taxes and assessment and shall not be’ liable to levy and sale om) execution, or to be applied in payment of debts of any owner thereof, so long as forty thousand (40,000) shall be known as counties” of" G;" those haying forty five nd (45,000) shall be known as coun- ties of “Class H." ‘Sec, 3. The several sheriffs of all such counties shall, In lew of fees therefor, receive ‘a yearly saiary. payable monthly, on the first day of each month out of the county revenue fond on warrants drawn by the county au- Aaaitional animal. The Commission shall keep a record of all persons holding such ditor upon the county treasurer, in full of {hele compensation, for. all oficial services but less than forty- | registratio: same remains appropriated ‘to the use of cemetery; and no road or street shall be through the same without the consent of owners. Sec. ‘This act shall take effect and in force from and after its passage. Approved March 81, 1913. CHAPTER 188—S. F. No, 191, AN ACT entitled ‘‘An Act to authorize cif in the State of Minnesota now or here having a population \{ over fifty thous inhabitants, to issue and sell bonds for quiring and improving sites for childi public playgrounds."” Be it enacted by the Legislature of the § ‘of Minnesota: Section 1. Any city in the State of Minme- sota now or hereafter having a population of] over fifty thousang inhabitants is hereby a: therized and empowered, acting — by through the common council of such city, ordinance duly enacted by an affirmative vote] of not less than three-fourths of all mei elect of such common council, to issue 4 sell not exceeding Fifty Thousand ($50 Dollars par value of the bonds of such the proceeds thereof to be used for acqi and improving sites for children's public grounds in such cities» Such playgrdu shall be public parks and shall be unde direction, supervision ‘and control of the board or other governing body having tion and supervision or public parks in’ cities, and all funds derived from the of the bonds hereby authorized shall be ited to the park fund of such city, disbursed under the direction of suc! board or otner governing body, for. t and purposes of such children’s public. pl unds, Provided, that not more than ‘we y-five ‘Thousand ‘Dollars ($25,000) par! of such bonds shall be issued during calendar year, Sec. 2, The bonds authorizeq by one of this act, or any portion the be issued and’ sold by any such ctf withstanding ary limitation contained in the} charter of such city or in any lew of this state prescribing or fixing any limit upon the bonded indebtedness of such elty, but the full faith and credit of any such ‘city shalt fat all times be pledged for the payment of: any bonds issued under this act and for the current interest thereon, and) the common coupeil of such city shall each year include in the tax levy for such city a sufficient amount to provide for the payment of such interest and for the accumulation of a suit- able sinking fund for the redemption of such bonds at their maturity. See. No bonds hereunder shall be issued by any such city for the ‘purpose herein au- thorized to run for a longer period than thirty years, or bearing a higher rate of in- terest four and one-half per cent per annum, but the place of payment of the prin- cipal and interest thereon and the denon tions in which the same shall be Issued, be such as may be prescribed by thel), mon council and may be in the form of pon bonds or registered certificates, so-0 All such bonds shall be signed by the attested by the clty clerk and counter: by the comptroller, and shall be sealed the seal of such city. Provided that the natures to the coupons attached to such b if any, may be lithographed thereon, none of such bonds shall be sold for than par value and.accrued interest. ‘Sec, 4. This act shall apply to. the cl existing under a charter framed pursuant) Section ‘36 of Article 4 of ‘the titne and all acts and parts of acts inconsi: herewith are hereby repealed. * Sec. 5. This act shall take effect and i in force from and after its passage, Approved March 81, 1913. be tes CHAPTER 189—S. F. No. 433. AN ACT to amend chapter 236 of the eral Laws of Minnesota for 1905, bel an act entitled “An Act authorizing. sicians mm other states to practice Beit Bnacted by the Legis fe it Bna yy. 1c ‘lature of Becton 1 That Chapter. 298 of the Gene tion 1. at apt of the Laws of Minnesota for 1905 be, and the sam is hereby amended so as to Sec. 1. That the State Examine ing Board, either with or without examina. tion, may grant a license to any physici licensed to ‘practice by a similar board of another State, and who holds a certij mn showing that an exami made by the proper Board of any in which an average grade of not less thi seventy-five (75) per cent was awarded holder thereof, the said applicant and holder of such certificate having ‘at the time of said examination the legal of a ipioma from a Bedical “College in § standing may be in_ this io which said “hip accepted In Neu of an examine “an, be = State] Peator i: ‘That Section 2965 of the Ré-|fas my only ted name: of eh agricultural seed, it the 1913, tions and the t shall take effect on and variety or strain of must be the true name of ariety or strain. pximate percentage of ger- uch agricultural. seed, ther test. of secminatoa. cimate percentage » following provisions concerning cebtadhcd in the act Sal nd apply | for. 4 export outside the state only. re 3 mixtures, when so labeled. 1 net pestiak | Soweree, the gender res from! provisions . - ‘isions 2d, 34, 4th, 6th. sel in this state thout Ing. urposes quirements of this act shall upon conviction shall be misdemeanor ‘Any ‘Peteon, ‘firm or corparatign who and fined not less than ten dollars ($10.00), and the costs of such prosecution nor more tl hundred dollars ($100.00) such prosecution, and subsequent offense. shall one, hundred | dol such prosecution, dollars ($500.00) cation. 1 be dollars ($100), one of uch agents Ee 4 provisions “by the Minne- eRe ct by weight » Quack grass i |