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ments that it may deem necessary for the pur- poses of this act. See. 3. Any such corporation failing to comply with the provisions of this act or a Sa caries ener the name of the state. in a ¢ivil action in Section 4. ‘This act shail Spe test and be in force from and after its 5. Approved March 27, 1913. CHAPTER 126—S. F. No. 613. AN ACT to amend Section 2032 of the Re. vised Laws of 1905, and) Chapter 200 of the General Laws of the year 1907, relating to the construction of railroads and the giving of notice and the filing of maps thereof with able at the wil! of the authority giving it. Sueh consent shall the nd@we of the chiid, its age, the ni and ce of its parents or guardians, the nature, ) dura. tion and number of’ performnaces pirmitted, together with the place and character of the exhibition. ~~ But no sach consent shall be construed to authorize any violation of para- graphs one, three or four of Section 4939, Re Vised Laws of W005; nor shall females under 16 years of age be employed in any capacity where such employment compels them to re- main standing constantly. Provided, that any action brought againkt an lany child under 16 years of injuries sustained by the n- | hig ployed, If the employer shail have obt 2. Every such company shall charge jand kept on file in like ma as-herein pro-|&nd collect on each policy a premium. | in elacatine repibnene ss an affidavit |C48h, equal to one year's premium on the pole jof the parent or gus nz in substance |1©¥ issued and shal! also provide in its by-| the Railroad and Warehouse Commission and at the child is not less than 16 years of age, |4WS @nd specify in its policies the maximum} providing penalties for the violation thereof. oh eaapiarment shall nes be aecmiel a vise {contingent mutual Hability of tts members fo it enacted by the Legislature of the State Preteen taney epee arm the payment of! losses and expenses not pro-| of Minnesoti in violation’ bf the provis Bf, | vided for by its cash fund. The contingent| Section 1. ‘That Section 2082, Revised Laws fon shall be guilty of ah) misiemeanor.” | ability of a member shall not be less than @/of 1905, and Ghapter 260, General Laws for ba bere: _ }sum equal to and in addition to one annual|the year 1907, be and the same is. hereby - emjum nor more than a sum equal to and}amended so ag to read as follows: in addition to one annual premium nor more} “"":3ee,. 2032—-New Roads--Notice to Commis- than a sum equal to five times the amount|sion—Iiling of Maps. Mtc.-Every railroad of such annua: premium, or, in case of | company having constructed any railroad by policy written for iess than one year, the|way of branch or extension or otherwise, be- contingent liabtitty shall not exceed the] fore opening the same to public use, shall no- amount of premium written in the policy. The| try the commission that the same is finished tote] amount of liability of the policyholedrs| and in a. safe condition tor operation, and shall. be plainly and legibly stated upon each! shan file with sald commission a map and policy, as follows: profile thereof with table of grades, curvatures | “the maximum contingent lability of, the/aud mileage, and a statement of ‘other char- policyholder under this policy 1s $—. acteristics of such road and an itemizea state- c. 13. The Board of Directors shail de-|ment showing the actual cost thereof; all of he amount of premiums which the| the foregoing to be in such form as the com- subscribers of the Asociation shall pay for) mission shall prescribe and to be attested by their insurance, in accordance. with the nature | the oath of the president or other managing of the business in which such subscribers are|ofticer, and the chief engineer of the company, engaged, and the probable risk of injury to|° Before the new line 1s operated a8 a public their employes under extecing conditions, and |,oaq, the commission shall inspect. the same or they shall Ax premiums at such amounts as|Cause it to be inspected and furnish the com- in their judgment shall be sufficient to enable|Dany with a certificate showing the com- the ‘assdciation to pay to its subscribers | piiance with the foregoing conditions, that the ail sums which may become due and payable |!oaq has been Inspected’ and found’ to be in to their employes under the provisions of law,|safe condition for operation, and also the expenses of conducting the busi-|"“Sovided, however, that whenever it is ness of the Association. In fixing the pre-|roung desirable to operate any portion of any termining the amount of premium ‘chargeable to such The of Directors shall make reason- able rules and regulations for the preyention of injurfes upon the premises of subscribers; and they may refuse to insure or may term- inate the insyrance of any subscriber who re- fuses | to it such examinations or dis- regards such rules or regulations, and forfeit all premiums previously paid by him, but such termination of the insurance of any subscriber shall not release him from lability for the payment of assessments then or there- after made by the Board of Directors to make up deficiencies existing at the termination of his insurance. preventing tho payment of the total cest of Such itrprovement by assessment of benefited. ythe Legislature of the State of Minnesota ection 1. ‘The common council, city eoun- or governing body, of every city of this now or hereafter “having more than thousand (50,000) inhabitants, whether said city is crganized and existing under a epecial act of the Legislature, general act of Legislature charter adopted by the freeholders. the or otherwise, is hereby mpowered, by ordinance passed’ by a four- fths vote of all members of said council, or other governing body, to. issue negotiable bonds of said city in'an amount not exceed- ing Fifty thousand dollars — (350,000), said bends to be of such denomination and pa} such pla nd such time, not ex- 's from the date ther neil or ing body Said ponds shall bear to exceed four and ble senii-annual coupons. attached shall ve! old to the| such bonds | par value | Game birds reared on private be sold and shipped within tl vided that-each bird so shipped or have attached thereto for identification a ts or other device to be furnished by the Com- mission. 3 Provided, however, that In any prosecution for any violation of any of the provisions of this chapter, 1 shall not be necessary 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 and sheriffs of the counties of $1,500; but the said several sheriffs: be allowed the expenses necessarily {new labora i age Vitae of bar off person : ‘or their said respective counties, ce shall be allowed and paid in the same. mi ag ee any state or the other claims against-such counties are D Re wiate of ud allowed. except that the expenses am>]/ Cage —. obll+ curred by them in performing the | serv! \ cisesimention or dis- required ‘of (hem in connection with in . * SS registered in > persons by the probate code shall be jlomas from Medical /and paid as therein provided. in a private hatchery, or that the birds, ant-/40\) Pci) ie avelivery hire shall state ing State, which are in good aly or fish i taken for scientifle pur Bcresiasetod vox Giimitied ic mals or fish were to! i ‘or admitted to poses, bur she person claiming that sucn mirds|DuRpese for which: such livery was, used Sag fe, then the same or ince or animals were domesticated, or reared in a paid. for such _ liver: pt 7 ms requirements, disquali- private preserve, or the fish grown in @ Pri-|t0 Whom paid. és b vate hatchery, or that the sald birds or aml-|""seo' 4 “Whenever it shall appear to i ‘or holding diplomas from iplomas or trial that such birds or animal were Geekiticated es that ene: fab; Were eTomn| nar gree nreseaed: for. sneeaee ye all evoke the iicense cf, any In''a" private "hatchery. or that such Dirds /county, the county ‘board may, Increase, $Re} Tet, Dut subject to the right Such birds or fish Wwere taken for scientifiq|swramns O1,,uct salary, in any dtoved by tie ae eee cee Dmirict Purposes as by. law provided, or were OC action in the premises may appeal 7 oe Segoe caught, taken or killed he ie * zfs district court within thirty ‘days thereafte r of the Board shal) ae without Ilcense oF Der-/py filing notice thereof with the Countysaudl Soard with blanks, books, cer- t therefor. tk or and the clerk of that court, which I Hfica * stati i essary Sec, 2. ‘That Section 26 of Chapter 944 of | yon" eight days notice to the chairman @f| Sirah buminater cocees: the Seneca, ene of 1905 be amended s° @S/the county board, whether in term time oRyj and all money recetved by ‘o read as follows: during vacation, ‘hear any such appeal ind} be inti Stat Section 36. Fraud in Obtaining License. | summarily determine the amount, of salary 10] ‘Pr digo ey hot es Any person who has not resided in this state/be paid any such sheriff during the remainder ar ® a bond in the sum of Ten for one year just previous to the time Of @p-|of his term of office, and enter an 01 # ($10,000.00) to the State of plying for a’ hunting license shall be con-|fxing the same, a copy of which shall p the faithful performance «+t sidered under the provisions of this chapter 4/ fled with the punty auditor forthwith. h panembers of the Boari sha\| non-resident. Any non-resident who shall| See. 5. The salaries hereinbefore prov! ion for their services th make to any county auditor authorized to is") for are not to be held to include the salaries ($10.00) per day, to b» mae i onace for the hunting".or. killing of|o¢ jailers or matrons or the pay. of .depul Se elas mium payable by any subscriber, the Board of | S04p4 Uimomply {Operate any, Poranch ‘or ex.| Samer birds or game animals, avfaise state-|whose attendance is required at terms of ‘at regular and. spect> Tension oF otherwise. before completion of the; ment concerning his residence, and thereby /nor the compensation allowed the me. the commission may on application au.|@btain such a license therefor. se Antes for the board and care of prisoners, as_ thi rs of the Roard shall re ize the operation of such portion thereot| dents of this state are enti to, | be| various items “are now or may hereafter actually and necessart! safety of those employed therein, as shown | pending the completion the entire ‘road | Sullty of a misdemeanor. Any person who| provided for by law. and whenever becai in attending such meet |by the ‘report of any inspector appointed by | PONME We, completion Olitions as the com-(Shall violate any of the provisions of this/of any riot or industrial strike, in the shall receive a salary of such Board, and they imay from time to time! mission may iinpose in the interests of the|Ctapter and who at the tlme of such vicla-jion of the sheriff, require the appointm dollars ($1,800.00), per a: . jographer 1 Secretar child white sect Appro’ CHAVTER $ 0. AN ACT relatir nee of permits | for breeding or fon of certain 1u bearing animals. signed by the pel ications ility shall be put upon. the a r js State “of physicians regis © mals were iaken for scientific purposes, @3|ounty board of an: ch county, upon a shi tuated therei herein ‘provided, shall prove on the hearing |{nz "made ‘by the sheriff thereof, that the Sl ee to ae all bonds domest 1 be placed in the ang shall con i‘shall be kept unds of the cit the purpose of thereof, of i > and oth Legislature of the State | of Minnesota ection 1. T 1 Tish Commission State its to breed or proving | demesticate skun, and r& in such |coon upon applicat which shall con- nat-|tain street an erat nto it he applicant. premises upon domesticated wad © name and address ‘of ription of , the ant will keep such of benefits property ass of animals in ing the appli- wild or domesti- All bonds inder the author » number and kinds session at the time of by nang Whether they anied by a animal in po: thereupon keep such Any person so such permit | ually on the first of January, | the Commission increase Ur upon the original number he Commission shall keep @ re such permits. 1 domesti- application shall be a fee of one cent for The Co: a permit to tb each suc Directors may take into account the condition of the plant, work room, shop, farm or prem- ises of such subscriber in ‘respect to the | {} of by of other deputies, ‘the number so to be sald super deput Aitional cle In County Board o! and tures an atte ficial seat ure: m2 000 tr habi Apr AN and , sota ing Be i Sta Section 1 at S Seven YY owners excees AN ACT 10 oceupatic Be it of Gene hereb “Sec. 1¢ nors— shall in nor s machinery ing, not’ 0} band ers, emery metal stamp 4 ware washer and ing nor stea generating Dowil gist mach straighteni erate } chine: manu: the same as fololws: Approved March 26, 1913. or -mixing ¢ app! for @ purposes of bre: 1 domesticating ont: such ani r described territory and jon of the closed se applicant giving a bond innesota in the sum of PF with (wo or more su aid Comin: ne Game and Fish teh and teke, for to within cation, take ‘pose of the territory st and. eatch such anin breeding ,and domestic at. such applicant will not cate! use such animals for any and will not seli same, or of the reof, the said als for 12, 18 take eral Laws Au Act of the deeds. fur may and hi ‘ommission such animals. At the end of the time st ~ in such permit the person named _ the shall forthwith report to the Game and F' , Commission the kind and number of imals caught and taken and permit for their retention and as in this act provided Any person, who under the authority of t the State shall have in his lawful possession. such fur 0 mals, shall 13 ana|to_have 5 right ‘therein 1911 r ny that enclosure where such or who shall catch, t or animals when in such’ encloSure, subject to the same liabilities, punishments as though the animals n were ordinary domestic of preperty rights in this state. such animals or their furs or ay sold or shipped within or the state upon receipt of written permissi io so from the Commission, Approved March a inhabi zislature of e and caring to Minnesota for of As-| bo Attorney shali!and proval of one rst assista er a sum ra st abject Any be paid the CHAPTER 122-8, F. No. 418. e|AN ACT and Re bility fe it enacted ‘of Minnesota Section Ty form an vy bility ins for the ployers’ Mutual Li tions, to provide culation of E nsurance A by th Leg! stants. sh: to do enty or more uted mutual 1 elation for ing selves and such other ms or corporations as mi subseribers to the asociation against liabill for compensation payable under the terms the Workinen’s Compensation law and for purpose of insuring against loss the sickness, bodily injury or death aceident of any person employed by or 6 agi whose injury or death the insured is i ex | sponsible. work shall r $1); i 2 y se a certificate specifying: ES ‘The name, the general nature of See. 7. register iness, and the principal place of transa all now have the same, Such name shall distingu: y population f all Other corporations, domestic 200,000, norized to do iness in pall end with “company,” association’ or the word ers’ | the: ° coun same | ipher at uty attor nographic shall subs of ry of Regis Assistant—Sal superintendent of tant whose sal- the county boar 1.500 per annum;] the ‘nools may also| 4. pproval of the/ be total sum paid for such/ those composing the xcved $800 per annum. | tle majority of > County—|of the state. © salary of the Judge ‘The highest amount or ‘ounties Which now have, or/ liability to whieh the corporation r have, a population’ of|any time be — subject. ed and fifty thousand inhabi-| 6. ‘The territory within which the assoc! than two hundred thousand in-|tion may do busines: all be $3,600 per annum | It may also contain any other lawful pi m-| visions defining and office of such|or business of the corporation, $1,800] directors, trustees and members. id| See. ‘The certificate of incorporation the salary of aleach such corporation shall be submittrd balance for ad-|the Commissioner Insurance for hi stenographic hire poration, porated.’ ‘The period The name incorporator: In what board vested, and the duration. of residence of its place with the roval of the its names and management addresses whom shall bate in Sar indebtednes snall n to said salary ced $f d $1,320 sha f court, and all not ex thereof shall be filed with the Secretary State of this State and one copy with Commissioner of Insurance. After such r ord such certificate sha with the register of deeds of the county the principal place of business as specified |said certificate. ee, 4. Such Assoctation udit » actual and necessary expendi- such Judge of Probate and clerk in. the ance of of outside the the county incur lant duties limits of of County Treasurer in Same County shall not bs 6. ‘The salary of the county treas-|to Issue policies until a ities Which now have or which{ers, with the number of employes of ve a »opulation of over 150,-| together h such other information as jess than 200,000 In-| Commissioner of Iusuranme may require, all be $4,000 per annum, ‘been filed at the Insurance Department, act are hereby rr reafter b 1) that every subscription in the list so fi take effect and be/is genuine and made with an agreement jall the subscribers that they will § Subscribed for witnin thirty (30) 4: This act shall i and its passage. proved Mare! he granting of a license by the Commis- |sioner of Insurance. Sec. 3. Upon provided” for tp the Commissioner of Insurance tigations as he may dee CHAPTER ACT preceding Section, nail make n proper, and to a Hundred en (707), BR of Minni a. for the to extend- | inv boundarte | hi te Minne to issue policies. Corporations may ‘be n Seven Hundred and|this section for not to exceed Revised Laws of 1905, be in’ the, first Instance hereby amended so as to Sec. 7. 8 Association shall power to make by-laws for the the owner of landjof its officers and th a eaafority Qe | and the unplatted land Hot |a common i acres so abutting, shall}. See. 8. ‘Che annual meeting for the el ive. such land jn-|tion of directors shall be held at such tii "tne council by jin the month of January as the by-laws ihe village bound. |the Association may direct. Of same. But no such|p.ace of said meeting at least t until 2 fed }days’ previous written or the Secretary of|be given to the subscribers, |may be given by Ke effect and be| three times in at passage. / newspapers, published in |Wherein. the Association ha | fice, and in the legal periodical, if an |nated by the rules of court ‘of jcounty for the publication of Section | Subscribers who. dar year, have paid’ . ‘Association, premiums amounting to more th one-half of the total premiums received by Guring that year, shall constitute of the | Association Sec. 6. wegislature read | have 707. Whenever any. villa jatted ing upon jing two with al. the vi as t include the: s thirty (¢ take eff with or such shall t after the city or its principal 120 “An act No. 609. amending 912, relating to to minors.’ Legislature of the State of Ch fo the treasury of Minnesota: Occupations or polls! s used for polish In the wader 1 for polishing) [? the “Association, each. submeriber ping mac! Wi lentitled to one vote for every one hund manufacturin: j|dollars or any fraction thereof paid by 1 nut lin premiums into the Treasury of the oils, such as ctories, |clation during the | preceding | calendar a ne employec nara ies. | Subscribers may vote by proxy, all they be emploved in operating any |tra "ef all votes shali be made Dy atug wenmery or other steam | tary, and shall show whether the same w i ating: doi £ gberate or as-/gence of all such election iner any. -deseription: wire ‘or. iron tumeescurectors stiall: constitu tn ope aes who be am tion 10 of Chapter 8 and the same is read as follows: r ited to Mi- of 16 years Its, or to assist pacity whatever; from their own number, a majority of w to serve for ject, by ballot less ‘than five directo! shall be residests of this stat east ..e 3 thelr sucecssors quly however, that Associaty provide in its ‘by-laws two, three .\\foi ery her that the members of one class only retire and their successors be chosi year. Vacancies may be filled by ice of directors shall stamp! ries, operating corru are used in roofing £ at- app: Not less th a quorum. by or ber of aay of as weil as th uch other by-laws. y be fille bers, as s othe vide; and President ies or fact s in any or by the subsc ‘shall prescribe. ‘ 3. Policies of insurance Issued by a ‘Association may be made either with fe seal thereof, and the President the white capacity whatever in op-| to operate any, passenge jevator: nor sail they be employed ipaeity whatever in the manufacture gods for immoral purposes, or any other| ag" may designated’ by the ngerous to their lives and limbs|that purpose, and attested by the eeeriurals. nora theater. "Sec. 10. If at any time the number of or place of amusement; | scribers fails below twenty, or the t this secticn shall not apply tolor the subscribers’ nf any child as a singer or falls below. five thousand, hure. school or academy ian in any xhibitzon with. th an five thousand, t of the mayor of the city or the presi- Ii. ‘The Board’ of Dir the council of the village where such |entitied to inspect thae plant, or exhibition takes place. Such con-/ form or, prem! jallinot be given unless forty-eight hours euch purpose to appoint inspectors, jus notice of the. application therefor have free access. to all su have been served in writing the| the. regular working hours, and the issioner of 1 f the State of iMn-|of Directors shall likewise from time to t awed upon: tlh ary of the Minne- Mtitled to examine by their auditor cMild. Lave and a hearing| gther agent hereon if requested, and shail be reyoc-lot any subscribers, such without signed by than state “are amounts to not the employees within e | scribers tors shall for the purpose of a. Sermit within | pi n and! the premiums ve Hun- the appli- ting, and such applicant a permit to so catch and tak such receive a domestication, any déemea person who shall animals are penalties animals the hides without Incorporation siature of the State persons may purpose damage “cor- “dncors shall ard until the first elec- be residents | §, regulating the powers | its officers, ap- proval and, if he approves the same, one copy said be ‘filed for record of the subserib- each, shall nor | that are|until the President and Secretary of the As- | sociation shall have been certified under oath take the the filing of the certificate} the such findings warrant it grant a lieense to the formed under thirty years government conduct of its affairs, e to alter and amend, and adopt y the’ time and printed notice shall | notice publication not less than least two daily or weekly county | desig- the proper legal notices. during the preceding calen- a quorum. At such annual meeting the subserivers shall such r classes, and for the election thereof, at its annual mestings, jn such man- shall each election by the Board until the next annual meeting. and in all meetings Asso- ear. and the re the Seere: and shail be evi- ballot, a pro- ‘Secretary numbe: employees within the State no further policies ot |shall be issued until the total number of sub- twent: rkroom, shoj ses cf any subscriber, and. for} who shali h premises during Board the books, records and pay rolls change the amount emiums) payable of the require, and the condition of the plant, work- room, ‘shop, farm premises of such sub- scriber in respect to the safety of their em- justify, and they may increase of any subseriber ‘neglecting ety devices required by law, or to the|to provide. si disoveying the the Board of Directors |the provisions of Section 11 of this act. No | policy of insurance jssued by any subscriber |shal! be effective until he shall have paid {in cast the premium so fixed and deter- nined. Sec. 14. The may di- vide the subscribe into groups in accord- ance with the nature of thelr business and the | probable risk of injury therein. in such case Jes they shall fix all premiums, make all assess ments, and determine and pay all dividends }by and for each group in xccordance with the lexperience thereof, Dut all the subscribers |shall be available for the payment of any |claim against the Association; provided, how- ever, that (as between the Association and its subscribers), until the whole of the contin- gent liability of the members| of other groups shall be exhausted. the general funds of the his| Association and the contingent liability 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 computed on the basis allowed for its annual statement, it shall make an assess- ment upon its policyholders, said 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 as- sets of the association are in excess of its liabilities. Sec. 15. A statement of any proposed pre- j}mium, assessment, dividend or distribution of |subsctibers into groups shall be filed with the Insurance Department. | See. 1s. If any officer of the Asociation shall falsely make oath to any certificate re- jquired to be filed with the Commissioner of Insurance, he shall be guilty of perjury. Sec. 17. Any subscriber of the Association ity | Who “has complied with ali its rules and ‘be |Fegulations, may withdraw therefrom. by the Witten notice to that effect, sent by such subscriber by registered mail to the Asso- ciation, and such withdrawal shall become effective on the first day of the month imme- diately following the tenth day after the re- <elpt of such notice, but such withdrawal jshall not release such subscriber from lia- | bility, for the payment of assesments there- latter 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. i 18. Such Association shall iuvest 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 or this state relating to the investment of funds of domestic insur- | ance companies. Sec. 19, No such. association shall - chase, hold or convey real estate extent as provided by Section 1615, Revised Laws Sec. 20. Any mutual employers’ insurance association 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 tans- t business in this state. Such association shall: pay to the department of insurance the [fees preserived by Section 9, Chapt Laws of 1911. passin Whenever the contracts of insurance issued ;by such association shall cover in the aggre- |gate less than five thousand employes, the Jassured 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 jsald contracts of insurance shall be less than five thousand, the commissioner of in- surance shall revoke the lic/nse of such as- sociation 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, 1913. fl in accordance with the or ted isi in on ia by | for re- ribe and acknowl- its ct ish or his of of or liability at ta- | ro- of to of igs of in zin | the CHAPTER 123—S. F. No. 416. AN ACT authorizing county boards in cer- vain 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 is no County Hospital, the County |Board of such County is hereby authorized and if empowered to appropriate and) pay from the general fund of said County as aid in the jerection, construction and maintenance in ‘such County of a Hospital for the treatment jot sick, diseased and injured persons, a sum |not exceeding five thousand dollars ($3,000.00), ‘and preference shail always be given’ iu 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 1918, led of the ec me | oe CHAPTER 124—S, F. No. 550. N ACT entitled ‘An Act to amend Section 3022, Chapter Revised Law 1905, re- lating to authorized securities.’’ Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1, ‘That subdivision 3 of Section 30) | A of- amended so as to read as follows: “'See. In the bonds of any county, Jelty, town, Village, school, drainage, or other district created pursuant’ to law for public the purposes in Minnesota, or in any warrant, han order or interest bearing obligation issued by it |this state, or by any city, city board, town or county therein, provided, ‘that the net indebt- edness of any such municipality or district, as not | net indebtedness is defined by Revised Laws, M | 1905, section 777, and its amendments, shall ‘ate | 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 shall take effect and be in force from and afte: Approved March for be red. nim on CHAPTER 125—S. F. AN ACT to amend Chapt General Laws. of Minnesota for the y 9. being an act authorizing the Railroad and Ware. houge Commission to keep up the physical valuation of railroad properties in tnis state, and requiring the railroad companies to furnish the »necessary information for such purpose. No. 612. in The the the sal-| Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State officers prescribe. | of Minnesota: Section 1, That Section 1 of Chapter 147 of the General Laws of Minnesota for the year nu9, be and the same is hereby amended so as to read as follows: Sec. 1. ‘The railroad and warehouse com- hereinafter called thes commission, is her authorized, at all times, to keep up the physical valuation of the railroad prop- rties of this state, and to that end all rail- yoad corporations under the supervision of the: ‘ub-| 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 detatied statement | shewing changes in the physical conditions of ol | its 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, vert- fied by the president, chief engineer, general auditor or comptroller in such manner and form the commission may prescribe, cover- ing the year ending June 30, next preceding. See. The Commission shall have the au- thority to examine all books, contracts, vouch- ers, receipts and all other papers or docu- any be ime or de- ubscribers as circumstances may | rules or regulations made by | of another state upon} |yo2zz, Revised Laws 1905, be and it is hereby! | public.” c. 2. Any such carrier failing to comply with the provisions of this act. or with any order of the commissio: 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 state 5 3. This act shall in force from and after it: Approved March 2 take effect _and be passage, CHAPTER 127—S. 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, ny city of the first 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 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, 1s 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 Minneapolis, St. Paul, or Minnesota Transfcr, where a permanent tree 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. ‘The expenditures hereby authorized shall 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. the testing of CHAPTER 1 AN ACT to amend Chapter 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. Every 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 scale: Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved March 27, 1913. CHAPTER 130—H, F. No. 2. AN ACT providing fory 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: tion 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 232, General Laws, 1909, or Chapter 27, Revised Laws, 1905, and it Shall also appear that the mother of ‘such child is a widow, or that her husband, if living, ts an inmate of @ 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 1s due wholly or in parc 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- tribute 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 unimodified, it shall be the duty of the County Auditor each month to draw his warrant on the gen— ral revenue fund of his County in favor of the mother for the amount specified in such order. Such warrant shall be delivered to the Clerk 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 ‘ther 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 vears continuously next pre- ceding the making of such order, Ss 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 and thereafter warrants shail be drawn and payments made only in accordance with such Subsequently executed order. ‘Approved March 27, 1013. \ ya * CHAPTER 131—-H. F, No. 205. AN ACT to amend Sections 22, 36, and 50, Chapter 344 of the General Laws of 1903, relating to the Domestication, Propaga- tion, Preservation and Shipment of Game id Fish. 2 be by the Legislature of the State Be it enacted of Minnesota: Section 1. That Section 22, Chapter 344, General Laws of the State of Minnesota for 1905, be amended so as to read as follows: “Section 22. The Commission may issue permits to breed or domesticdte game birds, Reon moose, elk and earibou, and to. propa: Gate’ fish upon application to’ it, which. shall tain: co The name aid address af the applicant. A Gescription of the premises on which applicant will keep such domesticated animals opplicnere he wilt breed or propagate game ft or fish. binds Che umber and kind of birds, antmals or fish in possession at the time of making the application and whether they are wild or domesticated. Tne case of deer, moose. elk or caribou the application shall be accompanied by a fee of fifty (50) cents for each animal in possession, The Commission may thereupon issue a per- mit to the applicant to keep such animals. Nay person holding such a permit shall an- nually, on the first day of January, report. to the commission any Increase or decrees had upon the orlginal number applied for, to- Zether with a fee of Atty (50) cents for each edditional anim The Commissjon shall Keep a record of all persons holding such such See. 3. license. to read as follows: “Section 50. Shipping Fish an spection of Shipments. have in possession with intent cause to be shipped beyond thy this state any fish of the kin In this chapter except bullheads, carp, red-horse, garfish, dogfish’ aud sturgeon. is desirous of taking any boundaries for his personal with him on the same Provided further, that all him. description used in shippiny any marked with the name an consignor and consignee, therein and it shall be within every officer charged with the laws protecting carrier, agent. any such officer to package in officer ‘shall have reason. fish or game, protected by the state, and not entitled transported. All packages used fish shalt be so constructed may be easily opened for Any officer charged with of laws protecting fish and ga! out a warrant enter and boats, wagons, cars, tents, ceptacles, where he has reasor that fish or game of the laws of this state are to ‘Approved March 27, 1913. close the same, 4461, 1 erly’ executed bat not filed for after the, ure of prior to January 1, 1911. Be it enacted by the Legislature of Minnesota: Certain mortgage foreclosure Section 1. In foreclosure of mot Itofore made by advertisement, power of cf Minnesota for 1905, has been to be Valid’ and suffcient for reason of the failure to attorney recorded, provided, su attorney has, in ‘fact, proper office between the 15th 1910, and the 15th day of Jan.. sec. 2. Approved March 27, 1913. molesting™ of of a mile thereof. Be it enacted by the Legislature of Minnesota: Secticn 1. son to hunt, shoot, catch, take, thereof. Sec. 2. Any person violating demeanor. Sec. 3. This act shall take eff force from and after its passaj proval. e Hesehy Jed. are hereby. repealed, ‘Approved March 37, 1913. Board of dred twenty-five thousand —— such lakes. State of Minnesota: Section 1. sand inhabitants, limits of said county, to exceed the sum of Tei ($10,000.00) Dollars from fund of said county, ments on or about said lake or ‘or lakes, another of such lakes, ing gation in such lake, or in sucl Otherwise improving the same. provision of this act, See. ‘This act ‘Approved March 27, 1913. AN ACT to provide salaries ‘of certain counties for certain tion of their deputies. Be it enacted\by the Legislature ‘of Minnesota: \ Section 1. ty-five hundred ‘area exceeding twenty-five “hui square miles, population of 000) inhabitants, preceding shall receive an annual salary provided. thousand (10,000) inhabitants, five ‘hundred or hereafter having a population fifteen thousand (15,000) be known as counties of having ten /thousand . less than fitteen thousand | (15, Known as counties of “Class B; as counties of “Class Ci’ thousand (20.000) or ‘more, ‘those § of “Class D countie ms 125,000) ty-five thousand than thirty thousand (30, as counties of ‘Class E.”" those or ity-1 counties of “Class Fy"? forty thousand | (40,000) {Counties of. Class” G: those “Class H." tles of 3. The, several sheriffs day of each mot their, compensation, for all tion is in possession of a license duly issued to him, shall upon conviction thereof, ‘That Section 50 of Chapter 344 of the General Laws of 1905 be amendtd so as No person ‘suckers, sheephead, eel-pout, Provided fur non-resident of ‘this state who ther that any non-re ee ae use may carry train or conveyance, not to exceed fifty pounds of fish caught by : State shall within or without. the state, s! oe, _viabely and with the num- ber or pounds of each kind of fish contained enforcement of fish and game to inspect any package in the possession of a transportation company which he shall have reason eve contains contraband fish or game is hereby made the duty of ev mon E ent, or employe thereof to permit inspect and open any the possession of sala commen mploye thereof, which said Carrier, agent or employe thereof, which site under such law to be that the same inspection. the enforcement me, may, with- inspect and other re- taken or held in violation CHAPTER 132—H. F. Ae B41. Sar AN ACT to legalize the foreclosure of mort- F ’ the power of attorney to tore- gages Mar Tgame, ‘provided for by Section Revised Laws of 1905, has been prop- foreclosure of the mortgage and ‘attorney to foreclose the same, pro- Vided for by Section 4461 of the Revised Laws has not been recorded prior to such fore- closure sale, such foreclosure sale, wise regular, shall be and hereby is declarea I not be affected in any m' Sac have such power of been recorded in the ‘This act shali not affect an action at law or in equity now pending. CHAPTER 133—H. F. No. 442. NN ACT prohibiting the hunting, killing or * prot squirrels within any public park, or other public grounds of any City or Village of this State, or within a quarter It shall be unlawful for any per- in any manner any fox, grey, black, red, flying or other timber squirrel in any manner what- soever at any time in any public park, street or other public grounds of any City or Village of this State, or within a quarter of a mile provisions of this act shall be guilty of mis- All acts inconsistent with this act CHAPTER 134—H. F. No. 665. _ AN ACT authorizing appropriations by the 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- inhabitants, public improvements in or about naviganie lakes or streams emptying into or con- it Enacted by the Legislature of the ‘That Whenever there exists in any organized county in the State of Min- nesota, now or hereafter having a popul: tion of not less than one hundred fifty thot nor more than two hun- dred twenty-five thousand inhabitants, a nav- jgable lake or lakes,which ts, or are,’ wholly, or as to the greater part thereof, within the the board of county commissioners of said county is hereby au- thorized and empowered to appropriate not the general revenue for public or about any stream emptying into such lake or connecting one of such lakes with by dredging or open- the channel of navigation in such lakes, by dredging or opening the channel of navi- ‘Provided, that the poplation of any county shall be determined by the official censug next preceding any appropriation ‘made under the shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. CHAPTER 135—H. F. No. 725. for the sberifts ives rendered by them to and paid for their respective counties in lieu of fees, and to provide for the payment of their expenses in such cases, and the compensa- Tn each county less than twen- (2500) square miles in area, now or hereafter having a population of less than forty-five thousand (45,000) inhabitants, and in each county of this state having an and now or hereafter having a less than fifteen thousand (15,- according to the then next state or federal census, nses for official services rendered by Yor his county in Heu of fees, as hereinafter ‘All such counties now or here- after so having a population of less than ten and al a having an area exceeding twenty five thar ‘fe500) Square. miles, and now (10,000) or more, ing fifteen thousand (15,000) or more, but less. ithan twenty thousand (20,000), shall be known those having twenty but less. than twenty-five thousand (25,000) shall be known amore but, (30,000) shall be knows. thousand. (30,000) or more but less than thir ‘thousand (35,000) shall be known as a those having: thirty. thousand (35. or more but less than Leety coat shall be known as \thousand (49,000) or more but less than forty- five thousand (45.000) shall be known as coun- counties shall, In leu. of fees. therefor, receive a yearly eaiary. payable monthly. on ‘the: first mth out of the county revenue find’ on warrants drawn by the county au- itor upon the county treasurer, forfeit a Game. In- shall ship, to ship or) e borders of mentioned buffalo fish, its packages of fish either be, plainly the power of to be- and laws of the for shipping al] ‘camps, mn to believe be found. record watil of the State legalized.— rtgages here- Where the executed bat if othe. ‘all purposes manner by ch power of day of Dee. qi. of the State Kill or molest. any of the! ect and be in ge and ap- for mn * Thousand improve~ lakes, or on h'stream, or of the serv of the State ndred (2500) the sherjft and his ex- hima such of less than ants, shall those but ) shall be those hav- having twen- less. having thirty having forty of all such in full of services 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 order to be filed with the clerk of that court, each such deputy so appointed shall be’ paid) the offic the amount of compensation provided for (4 and by the terms of any such order in in | mem manner that deputies in attendance upon Siac 4 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 ale lowed them as is otherwise provided by laws] Sec. 7. All acts and parts of acts incom] sistent with this act are hereby vepealed. | Sec. 8. This act shail take effect at in force from and after January Ist, 1915. Approved March 27, ‘1913., CHAPTER 136-8. F. No. 83. AN ACT to amend Section 4442, Revised Li 1905, relating to notice to ‘terminate com= tracts for sale of land and the service of, said notice. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the 8 of Minnesota: Section 1. That Section 4442, Revised 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 conveyat of real estate or any interest therein, whe the vendor has a right to terminate same, he may do so by serving upon the pur- chaser, his personal representatives or as-{¢ signs, a notice specifying the conditions im}; which default has been made, and s that such contract will terminate thirty d after the service of such notice unless i thereto the purchaser shall comply with 5 conditions and pay the costs of service. Si notice must be given notwithstanding provisions in the contract to the cont and shall be served in the same manner ag summons in the district court. If the pel to be served is not a resident of the stat cannot be found therein, of which facts the return of the sheriff of the county where thi rea] estate lies that he cannot be found im} such county shall be prima facie evidenc service shall be made by three weeks’ pub- lished 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 2965 of the Rev}; vised Laws of 1905 relating to the exemp=) tions of private cemeteries from — pubiie taxes and assessments—from levy and sale] on execution ang that no road or stree shall be laid through the same without t consent of the owners, Be it enacted by the Legislature of the Si on Section 1. vised Laws of 1005 be and the same is here~ by amended so as to read as follows “Sec. 296%—Exemptions: All lands, not ex. ceeding one hundred acres in extent, so laid) out and dedicated as a private cemetery, shall be exempt from public taxes and assessments, and shall not be’ liable to levy and sale execution, or to be applied in payment of t debts of any owner thereof, so long as same remains appropriated to the use of cemetery; and 0 road or street sball be through the same without the consent of owners.” Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and in foree from and after its passage, Approved March $1, 1913. CHAPTER 138—S. F. 191. AN ACT entitled ‘An Act to authorize ci in the State of Minnesota now or herea having @ population f over fifty thou: inhabitants, to issue and sell bonds for aes] quiring and impr ublic playgroun 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 over fifty thousang inhabitants is hereby therized and empowered, acting — by through the common council of such city, ordinance duly enacted by an affirmative of not less than three-fourths of all mei elect of such common council, to issue sell not exceeding Fifty Thousand ($50 Dollars par value of the bonds of such the proceeds thereof to be used for acq and improving sites for children’ grounds in such cities Such pla: shall be public parks and shail be under’ 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, to disbursed under the direction of such board or otner governing body, for the 4 and purposes of such children’s public) grounds. Provided, that not more than ty-five Thousand ‘Dollars ($25,000) par of such bonds shall be issued during calendar year, Sec. 2. The bonds authorizea by one of this act, or any portion there be issued and’ sold by any such ct withstanding ary Imitation 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 city, but the full faith and credit of any such city shall at all times be pledged for the payment of: any bonds issued under this act and for the current interest thereon, and’ the common coupcil of such city shall each year include in the tax levy for such city a suffictent ‘amount to provide for the payment of such interest and for the accumulation of a suit- able sinking fund for the redemption of sucn bonds at their maturity. Sec. 3. 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 than four and one-half per cent per annum, but the place of payment of the prin- cipal and interest thereon and the deno: ions in which the same shall be issued be such as may be prescribed by the! mon council and may be in the form of pon bonds or registered certificates, so-: All such bonds shall be signed by the attested by the city 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 existing under a charter framed pursuant Section 36 of Article 4 of the Constitutt and all acts and parts of acts inconsisi herewith are hereby repealed. * Sec. 5. | This act shall, take ‘effect and in force from and after its passage. ‘Approved March 81, 1913, es CHAPTER 139—S. F. No. 433. AN ACT to amend chapter 236 of the eral Laws of Minnesota for 1905, beimg | yeu an act entitled “An Act authorizing - sicians {rom other states to practice cine in innesota."" Be it Bnacted by the Legislature of Section 1 That Chapter. 236 of the Gene ection 1. . That Chapter 286 of the Laws of Minnesota for 1905 be, and the Is hereby amended so as to ‘Sec. 1. That the State ing Board, either with or without tion, may’ grant a license to any licensed to practice by a. similar another State, and who holds a registration showing that an exami has been made by the proper Board of any State |! in Srloe a (th br ives of not less than seventy-five per cent was awarded the |! holder thereof, the said ey toa ae SP SSneie tes of exami legal ofa Gipioma ‘from a. ‘sfedieal “College in, good standing in this State, which said diploma may be accepted in Meu of an examine “tan, n | Pete the miscellaneous receipts of all tonal, the State Agricultural Society. and all stans- ing + continuous ‘This of such. mixtures from’ the SS a 2d, 34, 4th, 6th. sells, offers or exposes for sale or distribution in this state any agricultural seeds for seed- ing purposes without quirements of this act shali misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be fined not less than ten dollars ($10.00), and the costs of such prosecution nor more hundred dollars ($100.00) and such prosecution, and upon subsequent offense shall be fined one hundred dollars ($100), and guch prosecutions mae used in’ this act yundred dollars ($600.00) per pte Crs the «sum cf Mars ($800.00) per annun @ the Secretary for biank~. ing, and the maintenance «+ lary and expenses of th. Board shall be paid quar- compensation and expense» “semi-annually by the Sta nts by the Pres! drawn by the State Ar- ‘Treasurer. and parts of acts incon- -act are hereby repealed. t shall take effect and b= atter tts passage. 31, 1913. 140-8. F. No. 719. all of the laws and parts for standing approprix- e@ by the Legislature of the State jon 1. ing appropriation within Mg of this act 1s one which sera or u ‘and open Pmoney or funds of the sta: ture for any purpose the end of the second “the session of the leisl. is made. be an “an. every provision of the constituting a standing from the revenue fun’. m Any revenue of the state,. or fustifying the continuous pay f any money from ‘the treasury of the § hereby repealed, except in casrs pis @ provision for a tax levy or noe fj for any purpose and = * a specisl fund, and also exceptint ite edue*- charitable and penal institutions, and appropriations not based tax levy, fees Or receipts as heretofore provided, are hereby abolished and terminate’. and each and every word, clause and pars- graph providing for such appropriations hereby stricken from the laws of this stat respectively in which they ‘occur. containing provisions for standir< appropriations shaJl remain unaffected by this t except as to such appropriations and the ainount_ thereof. Sec. 3. This act shall take effect on and after August 1. 1913. Approved March 31, 1913. 141—H. F. No. 95. shall not exempt, ‘Any person, firm or corporation who with the re- guilty of than one the costs the second or less. BB, the costs of such” ‘The words “‘person” and * shall ——) i itt upon and into : make examina- whether such seeds are the possession of or railway company, os therefor at the ‘Sample or sam-