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money sum of County Board ma; for holding such.fairs and excess of said sum of Five: when authorized so to do by @ yeonte to accept’ and receive. a. don: donations to be used to obtain lands purpose of holdit reon agricultura’ and exhibitions Pain much eae, ava tee «i vote of the peopl lands not such donation of. donations: erect structures | thereon, of similar nature and to establish reasonable rules and regulations under which such land may county P using the same sh : of ; est payable semi-annual! of to the order that in and the the the, ~—+ 5 | r rials. or labor: such | petition, 1 insanity the: B ders And citations return of the shesiff of the coun! or incompetent person. “ of a ree bitions | a payment therefor, 1 i Five Thousand Doll ace it Thousand md appropriate money ii. No bonds isk der shal} be ate bees eet NS mpeet $3 i rate of int four one-half per cent. per annum, but Place of payment ofthe principal and inte thereon and tie denominations in which 1 Same shall be issued, shall be such as may be By by the common counell or city ¢ ell, and may be in therform of coupon bonds or, registered bonds, so-called. All such bonds: shall be signed by the mayor, attested by the city clerk, and countersigned by the comptrol- Jer, and shail be sealed with the seal of such elty, provided that the signatures to the cou- Pons attached to such bonds, if any, may. be: Uthographed thereon, and none of said bonds hall be sold at, Jess than their par value and) accrued interest, and th only to the bighest Tesponsiote ader.teretor. Sec. 4. This act shall only apply to cities existing under a charter framed pursuant to. rticle 4 of the Constitution. This act shall take effect ahd be in force trom and after its passage. Approved April 18, 1913. ease and fer weh purpose, without being authorized by a to purchase or condemn xceeding in value the amount of to improve ‘and for which purpose tions of money, mate- and to lease such land from ‘ime to time to agricultural and other societies hey may receive dot be used by all such sotieties in the provided, that all structures, and tm- provements made on such land by societies I belong to. the county. All. proceediugs for the condemnation of oh lands ‘shall be bad under the provisions Chapter 41, Revised Laws of 1905, and the ndatory thereof and supple-, and be CHAPTER 352—H. F. No, S11. fter its passage, [AN ACT to amend section 9 of chapter 328 of 1918. ‘ {the General Laws of 1907 relating to the taxation of mortgages of real property. No. 543. [Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State ‘of Minnesota t _of chapter 281) Section 1." That section 9 of chapter 828 of of the General Laws of 1907, being an act! the General Laws of 1007 be and the same is provide for the extension, enlargement! pereby amended to read as follows 2 beautifying of the grounds of the new, Sec. 9. All taxes paid to the cou State Capitol building in the city of St.lurers under the provisions of this 1, and to provide for q commission with) be apportioned one-sixth to the revenue fund Wer to acquire lands. therefor, etther by of the state of Minnes purchase or by condemnation under thejcounty revenue fund, and the b right of eminent domain. divided equally between the school district Be itenacted by the Legislature of the State/and the city. village or town In which the of Minnesota real estate described in the mortgage Js ‘situ- ection 1. Section 2 of Chapter 281 of the! ate € Laws of 1907, being an act to pi vide for the extension, culargement and b tfying of the grounds of the new State Capi-) tol Building in the City of St. Paul and to provide for a commision to acquire lands there- for, either by purchase or by condemnation | nder the right of eminent domain, is hereby Amended to read as follows | Sec It shall be the duty .of said Board of Capitol Grounds Commissioners to proceed as soon as may be to take the necessary ste as herein authorized to acquire and secure by| Section 1. Be inne er eetemnation under the right| Three Hundred | Sixty-one of the laws of Sreminent domain, or both. such lands adjoin-| Minnesota for the year 1911 be amended #0! ng jacent to the present new. state cap-/88,,t0 read as follows ing or adjacent to the present miidement. be} “Section 1. In all school districts embracing on ieee proper exten. or containing ten or more townships, the Se ad ae aay or ee bands for the|seiool board shall publish in a legal ‘news. 2nd entgrgement or the Riinnesota, and| aber iu the district, or if there be no such apitol Puta g ior the same more|2eWspaper published ‘in’ the school district. in sin ’pravided, however, thut|# leal newspaper published in, the county, Fo ee ed Obligation in{to be designated by sald board annually, | the See eeoe the appropri. | Proceedings of such board within, thirty ‘days oe eT halt te made {after such proceedings are had."’ cre ahall have the! Approved April 18, 1913. ent It is necessary, 10 {sition and improvement of ‘arce’ from Approved April 18, CHAPTER 348— AN ACT t F amend section ‘Ais act shail take effect and be Ulin force from and after its passage. Approved April 19, 1913 H. F. No. 384. apter of the General | of Minnesota for the) CHAPTER AN ACT to amend © Laws of the State year 1911. it enacted by of Minnesota lature of the State pat Section One of Chapter the Leg gr tn symmetrica sald Con’ ni that behalf beyou right and CHAPTER 334—H. F. No. emove or dispose of AN ACT to amend Section 48 of Chapter 344 s situated upon the| of the General Laws of Minnesota for the year . improve and| 1905, as amended by Chapter 876 of the Gen- aud to call to thelr as-| eral’ Laws of Mincesota for the year 1909, scape artist or! and as amended by Chapter 350 of the Gen- etofore or here-| eral Laws of 191i, relating to the use of ‘ommissioners on ac-| fish houses. u sald buildings, or| Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State : be expended In the| of Minnesota. grounds by said commis-| ~ ‘That section 46 of Chapter 344, of the_& laws of Minnesota for the year to enter: 1905, as amended by Chapter 376 of the Gen- acts With the owners of the landjerai’ Laws of Minnesota for the year 1909, and juired for the sale and convey-|as amended by chapter 350 of the general the State of Minnesota for the laws of 1911, relating to the use of fish houses, purpose 1, when, \in their judgment.| be and the ‘same is hereby amended so as to ured ata fair and reason-| read as follows lands as they may desire; No person shall erect, have or maintain upon in their judgment, can-|the ice of any waters’ of this state any fish ¢ a fair and reasonable! house, structure, inclosure or shelter whatever roceed to acquire) to protect the person of the occupant while condemnation under| engaged in fishing through the ice. | in the manner!” Except. that on all inland lakes of this| sale thereof nt of said unissioners are authorized s and sue! nich the Ti eminent domatn, and under pursuant to the terms and) state, and on all interstate waters over which; provisions of Chapter 41 of the Revised Laws.|the state of Minnesota has concurrent juris. You, end it shall be the duty. of the Attorney | diction with sister states, « fish house may be Ge la vender all legal assistance neces-; used for the purpose of taking plckerel, carp, gary to out such condemnation proceed-|puffaio, bullheads. suckers and redhorse from fires as said commissioners may desire to in-/the 15th day of December to the dst day of stiture in that behalf." ' April, following; provided, further, that any Src. 2. This act shall take effect and bein! person desiring to use such house’ shall first force from and after {ts passage. nake application for a permit for such use to Approved April 18, 1913. and obtain such permit from the Game and | Fish Commission, stating that the same Is to CHAPTER 349—S, F. No. 664 be used by him for the purpose of obtatning ST auth ti _[fish for his domestic use, and not for commer- AN AGE Batic Cites (of thls, state nove purposes, which application shall be ac- nr hereafter having over 50,000 inhabitants | Companied by a fee of one dollar, but no such to issue and sell municipal bonds for the! person shall be permitted to use more than one! puroose of acquiring by purchese. condemna-| fish house, ‘and upon payment of such fee said Hon or otherwise lands in such citles for) permit shall be issued and granted. Provided, municipa} baths and improving the same. ifurther, that the Game and Fish Commission Be 't enacted by the Legislature of the State! inay withhold permission to erect fish houses of Minnesota n lakes where conditions, 'n their Section 1. Any city of this hereatier having a population of thousand inhabitants, in addition to all the powers now possessed by such city, is hereby | authorized and empowered, acting by and) fe h the City Council or common council) 9. such city by resolution duly passed by eee te now or ser Jopinfon warrant it. Approved April 19, 1913, JAPTER 335—H. F. No. 459. N ACT to amend Sections 3 and 5 of Chap- ter 470 of the General Laws of Minnesota lative vote of not less than three-fourths| for 1909, relative to the salaries and ex- Il members elect of such City Council or penses of sheriff. mon council, to Issue and sell munietpal| pe jt enacted by the Legislature of the State such city to an amount not exceeding! of Minnesota 8 par value, for ihe} Section. i. Section 3 of Chapier. 470-or the y purchase, condemna-| General Laws of Minnesota for 1009 is hereby herwise, in such city for mU-{amended so as to read as follows: vaths and improving the same. “Section 3. The several sheriffs of all such, Vhe bonds hereby authorized or any! counties shall, In lfeu of fees therefor, receive] thereof may be issued and sold by any/a yearly salary, payable monthly, on ‘the first tity notwithstanding any Imitation con-!qay of each month, out of the county revenue {in the charter of such city or any law/fund, on warrants drawn by the county tate prescribing or fixing any limit}auditor upon the county treasurer, in full of bonded Indebtedness of stich city.'their compensation for all offictal services full faith and credit of any such!rendered by them and deputies for their il at all times be pledged for the pay-| respective "counties, other than required of bor ed hereunder and for! them by the tax laws of this state, where the interest thereon, and the City/county is not required to pay for such service, ‘common council of such city shaillas follows each year include in the tax levy for such| Sheriffs of the Countles of city a sufficient amount to provide for the| sheriffs of the counties of payment of such Interest as !t accrues and|sheriffs of the counties of for the accumulation of a sinking fund for] sheriffs of the counties of ‘Clas {he redemption of such bonds at their matur-| sheriffs of the counties of “Class tty fand sheriffs of the counties of be tssued by any! $1,300, but the said several sheriffs shall also such city under this act for the purpose here-|be allowed the expenses necessarily ineurred {before uamed to run for a longer period/by them in the performance of their official than thirty, years or bearing a higher rate|duttes for their sald respective counties, which Interest than 4 per cent per annum, inter-| shall be allowed and paid in the same manner ‘but the place of the/as other claims against such counties are paid the principal and interest thereon! and allowed, except that the expenses i ouinations in which the same shall| curred by them in performing the services re- ualn be such as. shall be. deter-!quired of them in connection with Insane per- the city Couneil or common councll.! sons by the probate code or court, including a S‘Mat be signed by the mayor,!per diem for deputies and assistants necessa- ty clerk and countersigned | rily required by the sheriff In the performance nptrolier and sball be sealed|of such duties ard services, shall be allowed Karat such elty, except that the|and paid as therein provied, not to exceed ten est» the counons attached thereto, {f}cents per mile. max Itbographed thereon, and none| All claims for lvery hire shall state the pur- Fe gold for less than 95 !pose for which syph livery was used and have rt value and accrued in-|attached thereto & receipt for the-amount paid Po the highest’ responsible | for such livery, signed by the person to whom ° paid and if the sheriff uses his own team or Automobile. he shall be allowed therefor the same amounts which would be.charged him by any person for the use of such team or auto- mobile under the same circumstances.” 0c Section 5 of sald Chapter 470 of the part upon the Council o; ‘Class A. Do" B."" $1,200 “Class F, Sec. 3. Mo bonds shall a payment of ani the d be Issued the c signat eny of per terest bidders $$ act shall not apply to cities ‘a home rule charter, adopted pursuant to Section Article 4, ofsthe state Constitution, and the laws of this state relat- ‘0 the adoption of such home rule charters. sy eet as, Ta13, General Laws of Minnesota for 1909 Is hereby a cass amended 0 ag to read as follo “Section 5. The salaries hereinbefore pro- 350.—S. F. No. 185. vied for are not to be held to include the sala- ection 8827 of the aries of jailers or matrons, or the pay of the erating i deputies Whose attendance is required at terms relating to tho of court, or who accompany the sheriff and ald him. in ‘conveying insane persons to the pro- bate court or the insane asylum to which they may be committed respectively, or in caring for such insane persons while in the tody of the probate coukt. nor the compen- sation allowed the sheriffs for the board and care of prisoners, as these various Items are now or hereafter may be provided for by law, and whenever, because of any riot or indu: trial ‘strike. or impending violation of la in the opinion of the sheriff, require the a pointment of other deputies, the number so to be appointed and the compensation to be al- lowed each one 0 appointed shall be fixed and determined upon by the district court, upon the application of any such sheriff, by ‘an or- der, which order shall be communicated forth- with to the clerk of the district court of the county in which said sheriff resides and filed with the clerk of that court, and each euch Geputy so appointed shall be paid the amount of compensation provided for in and by the terms of any such order in the manner that deputies in attendance upon the terms of that court are paid.” ‘Sec. 3. This ‘act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. ‘Approved April 19, 1913. CHAPTER Act Re- ap- to amend Vised Laws of 1905 ntment of guardian. it enacted by the Legislature of State of Minnesota rn That Section 3827 of the Re- is hereby amended so as the ect vised Upon fhe presentation of the court shall make an order end place for hearing the same, personal service thereof to be made person for whom a guardian is : least. fourteen days prior to the of such hearing. If such person is an vate of a state hospital for the insane, a ce ‘shail be served upon the super of such hospital. Provided, that when} puch insane. or incompetent person or such spendthrift is a resident of this state, but can- fot be found therein and his whereabouts are unknown and have been unknown for more than one ‘year prior tothe presentation of petition or when such person has been ‘cor incompetent. by any court State and he has property within this which said facts shall be alleged in and in case of adjudication of ‘of incompetency’ in another state proof ‘of shall be presented with said petition, the robate Court may Onder that service of ch order upon such person be made By ublication in the sgme manner as other or- of the Probate Court. The in. whton 0 is ituace ‘said on sucn jot be found: there- ‘of “his. knowledge from the any state, CHAPTER 856—H. F. 467. ACT to amend Section 1205, General Laws 1905, relating to the change of school dis- triets from common or special to independent districts. if Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That Section 1205, General Laws |1905, be and the same Is hereby amended to read’ as follows: |"Section 1295, Any ‘common or special di trict may be changed to an independent di: trict as. hereinafter provided. ‘Approved April 19, 1913, \ CHAPTER @57—H. F. 484 AN ACT to amend Section 508 of Revised Laws 1905, relating to compensation of board of. auditors, Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State ‘of Minnesota Section 1. ‘That Section 508 of Revi Laws 1905 be amended to read as follow: “"908.—Bach member of the board of audi- jtors shail recelve three dollars for every day actually employed in the discharge of his duties as such, and ten cents for each mile jngcessariiy’ traveled in’ attending the | meet- «of scl while Riitethan e vobutetion of over[ieten eRe eta moh wile nine ot: tie too [te boacd in the same manner as other claims ‘eeueppiin Riatcies and plants for the man-|°"S 008 ” tata a8 hie toned gation “ake tee ufacture pf street paving materials. force from and after its passage, fe enacted by the Legislature of ¢ A eeed April 18, 1013. - AD ach property oF some Probate Court ich person that, to the ch -person has that his wi €ase said insane ‘be found within only be filed in } And shall state Mext of kin, and publication, hall be made reside in. th! 1 be given the: manner which Provided further, take effect and be. vafter its passage. authorize etties he State|'™ i he| vided that Much bonds | Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State fing an attorney to foreclose such ; containing no | foreclose the same, lare validated and declared to be valld | sufficient | AN ACT to establish and create a public park | west quarter having taxing pow shall be a direct gation on all the taxable pi within such Tounfelpality or district and the net Andebted= ness of such municipality or district shall not ‘exceed five (5) per céntum of the value, of ail taxable property therein, according to the Va valuation for taxation preceding the Issuan: of sald bonds: ur in first mortgages or first, mortgage bonds upon jmprovet real estate for! not exceeding. fifty (50) per centum of the actual cash value thereof at the time of makirg the loan; provided, however, that every foreign arsoclation shail be empowered to invest tis funds in such securities as may be permitted by the laws of the state, pro ince or ‘couniry in which it Is organized. Pro- vided. however, that no such agsoglation shall Joan any of Its funds to any of Its offtcers: or Airectors. Approved April 19, 1913, CHAPTER 360—H. F. No. 68% AN ACT to legalize the foreclosure of mort- gages by advertisement !u this State, the recording thereof, where the power of | attorney to foreclose, the mortgage. | ecuted by a person holding power of at-| torney from the mortgagee, authorizing him | to assign, satisfy, or rele but containing ‘no prov him ta foreclose and where all ceedings in the matter of such foreclosure were had pursue to law. of Minnesota Section Certain mortgage _forec legalized:—Where any real estate 1 has heretofore been foreclosed by a ment in this state, and all the requir of law In relation to such foreclosu been had and taken, pursuant to law, except that the power of attorn erein authoria- mortgage, was executed by a person holding power of at- torney from ie mortgagee, authorizing him to assign. satisfy or release ‘sald mortgage. but} provision authorizing him to} but where an additiona:| power of attorney. made by such mortgagee. subsequent to such foreclosure and prior to the passage of this act, has been duly made and filed in the office of the proper Register of Deeds, authorizing such foreclosure and confirming and ratifying all proceedings had therein, under the previous power of attorney, the said mortgage foreclosure sale and t record thereof in the office of the Register of Deeds of the County where the foreclosure was had, and all powers of attorney relative thereto, ‘and the recording thereof, and each of the same shall be and the same horeoy | nd | for all purposes; provided, however, this act shall not affect any’ action ai law or in equity now pending in any of) the Courts In this State, affecting any” foreclos- ure or foreclosure sale. Sec This act sha after it passage. Approved April that take effect from and 19, 1918. CHAPTER 361—H. F. No. 734. ‘to be known and designated as ‘The Horace | Austin State Park,” and. authorizing the purchase and condemnation of land, for park! purposes. ‘ | Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State Minnesota: Section 1. That the following described | premises situated in the County of Mower and State of Minnesota, shall be and hereby are| set apart to be used perpetually as a public park, to-wit: All that part of the northeast quarter (N. FE. %4) of Section three (), tow ship one hundred two (102) north of range eighteen. (18) West; north of a line running east and west 183 feet north of the north| boundary of Water Street in the City of Aus- tin, Minnesota, as per the recorded plat ther of, except that portion east of the extension | of’ the west line of lot eight (8), block thirty-| three (33) In the original village ‘of Austin, | Minnesota; also except a piece of land de-| scribed as follows: Commencing at the uort!- west corner of lot twenty-five (25), block thirty-three (83) of the original Village of Austin, Minnesota, running thence north on « continuation of the west line of said — lot twenty, (25) above described 260 feet, | thence southeasterly to a point fifty (50) feet north of the northeast corner of lot nineteen (19) of said block Thirty-three (33) thence south fifty (50) feet to the north line of block} thirty-three of the original Village of Austin, | Minnesota, thence west along the north It ot block thirty-three (38) to the place of be- ginning. Also all that portion of the north. (XN. W._ 14) of the northeast quarter (N. ©. 1%) -of Section ‘Three (3), town-| Ship one hundred two (102) north of’ range elghteen (18) west, lying north of @ line drawn from the southeast corner of lot oue (1), block (14) Morgan's Addition to Austin, to a point 260 feet north of the horthwest ‘gorner of lot twenty-five (23), block: three (33) ofthe. or “illage MES indedota: “Bnd east of the easterly line of block fourteen (14) Morgan's Addition to Austin, Minnesota, except a plece of land 182 feet wide east of and adjoining lots seven (7), eight (8), mine, (9), ten (10), eleven (11), twelve (12), thirteen (18), fourteen (14), fifteen (25) and sixteen (16) of block fourteen’ (14) of Morgan's Addition to Austin, Minnesota, as per the recorded plat thereof.’ Also all of the South half (8. 1%) of the southeast quarter (8. E. 1%) of Section thirty-four (34), town- ship one hundred three (103) north of range eighteen (18) west, south of the main channel of the Cedar River as it. flows southwesterly, except the easterly 200 feet thereof. Also all that part of the northeast quarter (N. B. %4) of the northeast quarter (N. E. 14) of, section three (3), township one hundred two (102) north Tange elghteen (i), wegt, lying north of the main chanuel of the Cedar River except the easterly 200 feet thereof. Sec. ‘The name of said park shall be “The Horace Austin State Park.” and the} same is by. this act dedicated to the pe: Petual' use of the people of the State of Min- hesota, under the restrictions herein provided or which may hereafter be provided by law. Sec. 3. The genkral care and supervision ‘of the Horace Austin State Park, until otherwise! provided for, shall be vested in the State Au-| ditor acting’as state land commissioner. | Sec, 4. The Attorney General is hereby | authorized and directed to take all reasonable | Necessary steps to procure from the parties| owning land within limits of said park, con-| cessions to the state of Minnesota or convey- ances thereto for park purposes and for such reasonable consideration as may be agreed pony subject to the approval, of the ‘Governor. | m case any tract or parcel of land within} the Hmits of said park cannot be secured Upon satisfactory terms, the Attorney General is hereby authorized to institute for and in behalf of the state proceedings in condenina- tion, as now provided by law, for condemning and’ converting private property within this state to public use, Whenever any proceed- jngs-in condemnation are had and taken for the condemnation and conversion of any of said lands,-all of the provisions of an act ap- proved March 9th, 1874, and, entitled “An Act fo provide for obtaining title to land, by ‘the state of Minnesota for the use of the State and all amendments thereto shall be applic ble to all such proceedings, and all other pro- visions of law properly applicable, shall also be applicable to such proceedings. ‘Sec. 5. Any person who shall willfully cut, destroy or mutilate, or cause to be willfully cut, destroyed or mutilated, any tree, shruiy timber, evergreen or plants of any kind, shall be gulity of a misdemeanor and upon convi tlon thereof by any Court having competent jurisdiction, shall be .punished by ‘a fine of not less than ten dollars, and not more than one hundred dollars for each offense, or be imprisoned in the County Jail of Mower Coun- ty, Minnesota, for not less than ten days or more than ninety days for each and every*of- fense. ‘Sec. 6. For the purpose of carrying into effect the provisions of this act there is here- by appropriated out of the treasury of the State of Minnesota, payable out of any moneys not. otherwise appropriated, the sum of $5,000.00 or so much thereof as may be neces- Sary io acquire the property hereinbefore de- scribed and carry into effect the provisions of | this act, and that any portion of said sum/ hereby appropriated, not used for the purpose | ot acquiring said land, shall at the option of! sald State Auditor, be used for the purpose of | improving said park. { ‘Sec, 7. ‘Phis act shall take effect and be in| force from and after its passage. ‘Approved April 19, 1913. fourteen Minnesota, CHAPTER 362.—H. F. No. 776. AN ACT to establish an additional Normal School in Northern Minnesota, and to pro- vide for @ commission to locate the same. Be it enacted’ ‘yy the Legislature, of the State of Mini | Section 1. The Commission hereinafter pro- vided for is hereby authorized and requiretl, before October Ist, 1913, to select a location in the northern part of the state for an ad ditional Normal School, and when such lo- cation shall be decided upon by said Com- mission as herein provided, such additional Normal School is hereby established at such jocation. The community in which such Normal School shall be located shall provide and donate to the state a suitable site there- for, conveyarce of which shall be made to the state at or before the official announce- ment. of its determination by the Commis- sion. Sec. 2. ‘The Commission to determine the location \of said Normal School shall con- sist of five members to be selected within thirty days after-the passage of this act by the Governor, the Lieutenant Goverzor and the Speaker of the House of Representatives acting jointly. Said Norma} School shall be of Minnesota: Section 1. Any efty in the State of Minne. x ‘ow or hereafter having a population of! | . We qty. thousand Inhabitants, is Puation Cf1AN ACT to repeal Section 522 of Revised jorized and empowered: acting by and through! Laws 1905, relating to publication of state- uorizenmon council er city council of such city, | _ ment of county affairs Be tt enacted by the Legislature of the State VTisaue the Bonds of such city to an amount Beit freee 2 city Thousa lars (850.-, of 3 H nt exceeding Fitt: mes ce # 7 Section 1. ‘That Section 522 of Revieod is, re ater {the proceeds thereot | OOi—par valve: the proceeds thereof to abe|Laws 1905 be and the same hereby sed solely for the purpose of providing, est ‘This act shall take effect and be shing and squts | De ia in force from and after its passage. CHAPTER 958—H, F. 485, fr S ne werd sold by any such city not-| Approved April. 19, 3918,“ . Vengtanding any limitation contained in the —- i ‘of such city or in the laws of this) CHAPTER 359--H. F.> No. 527, harter prescribing. or fixing any limit on the AN ACT. to amend section 10 of Chapter 34%, indebtedness of such city, but the full General Laws 1907, relating to the {n- Breton pi ae el g sm ms located at some point north of the line of the jorthern Pacific Railroad running from Du- juth to Moorhead, and west of the line con- stituting. the western boundary of St. Louis and Carlton Counties. When the Commission above provided for shall have decided upon the. most suitable location for said Normal School, it shall prepare and file with tne Secretary of State the designation of such lo- cation, describing the site furnished by the community, and thereupon such desi; ton: shall’ be final" and shalt not be subject. to: change by said Commission. Approved April 19, 1913. CHAPTER 363—H. F. No. 777. AN ACT to validate ¢ertain bonds heretofore and] 4 {shat |per annum, jmay pot airy vt coed ext fifteen, (15) De valustion of ~j By ty ay per : period than. five years, @ than ‘twenty years; of thereof never dg received by, the off issuing the same; and ni Muary lines of any such lieve the real property \thereit at the ofthe issuing of such juonds from any lMa- bility from. taxation to pay for the same, and ail such bonds so. put ‘are hereby de- clared to be the valid dnd subsisting indebt- caness of each such mufficipality, respectively issuing ‘the same, Approved April’ 19, 1043. CHAPTER 964.+f. F. No. 880. N_ ACT ‘to amend SeeGon 3% of Chapter 285 of the General Laws pf Minnesota for the year 190) as the ‘was amended by Chapter 394 of the General Laws of Min- 7, and as the same ‘Chapter 418 of the: General Laws of Minnesota for the year 109, relating to Juvenile courts. Be it enaeted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesota ; Section 1. ‘That Sectibn 3 of Chapter 285 the Geteral Laws of Minnesota for, the. nesota for the year It s further amended of \vear 1905 a8 the same ws amended by Chap- r 804 of the General Laws of Minnesota for the year 1907, and as the same was fur- ther amended by 'Chaptef 418 of the General Laws of Minnesota for’ the year 1909, be and the e hereby is aiended so that said section 3 as amended shall read as follow Section 3. In counttgs having over 50,000 population ‘the judges Af the district court at such tines as they shall determine, ate one of their ‘number whose duty it shall be to hear ali, cases rising under this act, unless absent or disabled in which case another judge shall be temporarily as- signed Jor said purpos® and such designa- tion shall be for the period of one year unless otherwise ordered. The judge of the Juvenile court so designated, “slial! devote bis first service, and all necessaty time to the busi- ness of Said juvenile. court, and the work of the juvenile court shal) have precedence over all other court work. 4. special court« room to be designated as the juvenile court roo nall be provided for the. hearing of such ases. and the findings of the court shall he entered In a book sf pooks to be kept that purpose, and Iuown as the ‘juvenile record,” and the court "may for convenience be called the “Juvenile gourt.” * * ‘The judge designated to hear cases under this act, qmay, uport consultation with the clerk, designate a duly inted deputy clerk who ‘shall have special pharge of the duties to be ‘performed by the clerk in connection with said juvenile court, and whose duty It shall be to’ keep all boots and records there- of, to Issue summons #Bd process, to attend to’ correspondence in connection ‘with such court, and in general to; perform such duties in the administration of the business of sald court, whether or not hgrein specifically enu- meraied, as the judge my direct. Such ‘Judge may. fix [he compensation of uch deputy at a sum not ‘exceeding $1,800.00 which sum shall be paid monthly by the board of county gommissioners on the certificate of such judge or the clerk of the court that such services have been rendered. When not engaged in the dutles pertaining to such juvenile court ¢uch deputy shall do such work in the clerk’s office as the clerk direct. When such deputy clerk is ab- sent the clerk, or another deputy, may per- form such: duties, ‘The judge may from time to time change the, designation of such deputy work, at his. discretion, and may change the compensation, but shail not increase it to an amount exceeding the maximum sum here- inbefore given. ec. 2. This act shal} take effect and be in force from gnd afters its passage, Approved April 19, 1913. desig: CHAPTER 365—H. F. No. 990. AN ACT to amend Section two (2) of Chapter ‘One Hundred Eighty-two 82) of the. Gen- eral Laws 1905, relating to Teachers’ In- stitutes. Be it enacted bythe Legislature of the State ‘of Mihnesota: Section 1. That Secifon Two (2) Chapter One Hundred Eighty-twi (182) of the General Laws of 1905 be amended so as to read as fol- lows: Section 2. The county hold county’ institutes. f parts of the county ngp to exceed two (2) days for each such institute in any one (1) year; or he may hold one annual institute not to exceed: five days, and require the attend- ance of all fraching jm. the. county. schools except, those in or graded schools ‘noe "Teachers who have: been in regular attendance during the entire time of such institute designated by the county superintendent shall receive from hjm a certifi- cate of attendance. which shall entitle such teacher to full pay for the time her school has superintendent may’ teachers in different tested for tuberculosis, wi by the Dairy & Food Commissioner. : Bec. 7. The ‘use of any. brand for butter or cheese or butter substitute resembling the above brand, or so near like it that it can be confounded with it, is prohibited, _ Sec. 8. Any person, firm or corporation to which permission has been granted to use such brand must report to the Dairy & Food Com- missioner the number of pounds branded each month, Such brand or label shall be used in marking the butter-or cheese or packages Only at, the: factory. «Sec. ny person. violating the provistons of this act shal} be deemed guilty of a inis- demeanor and, on conviction thereof. shall be subject to a fine of not less than Fifteen Dollars ($15,) nor more than Fifty Dollars ($50.) for each offense. tno eg Tne, Ct shall take effect and be mm after jts passage, Approved April 19, 1913. re CHAPTER 367—H. F, No. 1078, ANACT to amend Sections 1893 and 2006 of the Revised Laws. 1903, providing for conhections between railroad companies and Various iidustries and granting power to the rallroad and warehouse commission to /fx echt, ferma of such, connection, ena yy the Legislature of Mint.esot e ‘aber 23 ction 1. ‘That Section 1983 Revised Laws, 1005, be, and the same is hereby amended so the read as follows : ‘Section 1983.—If the owner of any manu- factory, warehouse, dock, wharf, mill, cou! yard, stone quarry, or brick or lime kiin en-| Utied to connection with: any railroad, and the carrier operating such railroad, fait to agree upon the terms for such connection, upon petition of ether party, and proper no- tice to the adverse party, the ‘commission shall fix such terms by (ings as herein pro- vided in case of complaints to it and subject to appeal as in such cases. Sec. 2. That Section 2008, Revised Laws, 1905, ‘be, and the same is hereby amended so as to read as follow: Section 2006.—Every such company, upon written demand of the owner of any grain warehouse or mill of not less than five thou- nd (5,000) bushels capacity, adjacent to the right of way of such company ’and at or near any regular station thereof, shall con- struct, maintain and operate at ‘its own ex- pense, proper side tracks connecting such warehouse or mill with the tracks of- such railroad, and afford the owner thereof) proper and reasonable facilities for shipment there- from, Should additional right of way be required for such side track, the cost and expense of procuring it shall be paid by the owner of said mill or warehouse. Such) company shall also construct, maintain and operate side tracks connecting with Its road any such grain warehouse, dock, wharf, mill, coal yard, quarry, brick or itme kiin. or manufactory adajacent thereto as shall be required and on such terms as may be fixed by the commission on application of either party."” Section 3. This Act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. ‘Approved April 19, 1918, been closed on account of attendance at such institute, and the county commissioners shall allow bills for personal expenses for the county superintendent in holding such | insti- tutes not ta exceed the sum of fifty ($50.00) dollars in any one (1) year. Approved April 18, 1913. CHAPTER, 366—H. F. No. 1029. AN ACT to Provide for a Brand for Butter ‘and Cheese, and to Regulate the Use There- of. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State f Minnesota: ' Section 1, Any person, firm or corporation manufacturing butter or cheese may use the brand or [abel therefor as provided in this act when authorized by the Dairy & Food Commissioner. ec. 2. The Dairy & Food Commissioner y authorize the use of the following brand abel for butter ‘or cheese manufactured in the State of Minnesota. Such brand or label shall have the following design and shall be of such side as the Dairy & Food Commis- Sioner shall designate and shalj contain. the following words: Minnesota Brand, A 1, (or “B’' as the case may be) Made Under State Rules and Regu- lations. Ne (insert Factory No.) 3. Any person, firm or corporation desiring to use the brand or label described in Section 2 of this act\in the manufacture or sale of butter or cheese, shall make writ- ten application for a license therefor to the Dairy & Food Commissioner, which applic: tion shall describe the creamery or factory by location and name in which such butter of cheese is to be manufactured, and give such other information as the Dairy & Food Commissioner may require. A license shall be granted by such Commissioner to such’ person, fitra or corporation to use such brand or label at the factory described in the appli- cation, if the Commisstoner shall find, on investigatio, that all the provisions of this have been compli with. Such license shall state that the brand or label provided for in Section 2 of this act may be used in connection With the manufacture or sale of butter or cheese from the factory described in. such’ license. Such factory so described shall be given the same number as the serial number of the license. ‘No person, firm or corporation shall use, in the maaufacture or salé of butter or cheese, such brand or‘label, either A 1 or B, without having first obtained a license therefor, Such lica-® granted may de revoked by the Dairy & Food Commissioner if any of the conditions required by Sections 4, 5. 6, and 8 of this act are not complied with. No license granted hereunder shall be revoked on account of the gtade or score being less than 94 per cent, as provided in paragraph 3. of sec- tion 4. unless such grade or score shall have fallen below 94 per cent more than three times in one year; but such grade or score shal never ie than 93 per cent. Such license so. grantel shali not be transferable. All licenses shall be numbered in serial order, Sec. 4. No license shall be ted | for the use of the brand or label in_ the manutacture or sale of butter or cheese unless the persor, firm or corporation so manufactur- ing the sime shall comply with the following conditions: jj ‘ist, ‘The factory in which such butter or cheese is made shall score 9) points or over out of @| possible hundred, according to fac- tory thin score system tobe adopted r e by the ry & Food Commission. ‘2nd. factory to use sanitary machinery, piping \d equipment of all kinds, Srd. The butter or cheese manyfactured in such fadories shall grade or score at least $4 polutd out of a possible hundred, accord- fac- era, by whicl Section out of any moneys in the state of ‘Minnesota® not otherwise |, the sum of five hundred elgity eight dollars end | fig thirty-six cents ($558,30) to the Use and eft of Col. James H. Davidson, as Chairman of the Waterways Commission of Minnesota, appointed by his Excellency Governor A. QO. Eberhart, to reimburse the sald Da for his éxpenses necessarily and actually in- curred while acting as such chairman of the said Waterways Conimission Sec. 2. There is also hereby appropriated out of any moneys in the state treasury of the State of Minnesota» not otherwise appro- priated, the sum of fifteen hundred ($1500.00) dollars, to the use aud benefit of the said Col, James’ H. Davidson, sto compensate him for, and in. fall compensation for, his serviges ai the sald Chairman of, and member ‘of, the/®, said Waterways Commission of Minnesota. ‘Approved, April 19, 1913, CHAPTER 373—-H, F. No, 298, AN ACT to amend Sections 5468 and 5469, Re- vised Laws of 1905, relating to ment of prisoners an state apd a and lands, streets, or elsewhere er county and providing for compensation for such labor of counties, cities, villages and bo He It enacted by the Legislature of Minnesota: af Section 1, That Section 5468 0 Laws of 1905 be amended so follow 3408. Every able-bodied male sixteen and not more than fifty confined in any county Jail or under judgment of any court of # court, or other tribunal autho for the violation of any law, law. or police regulation, mays to labor during the whele or the time of his sentence, but ten hours per day. Such court when passing judgment of im} non-payment of fine or otherwi mine and specify whether sucl shall be at nard labor or no may be in the jail or jail yard roads and streets, public bulldi elsewhere in the* county. P trial may be allowed upon ch labor. Each prisoner p may be paid a reasonable comp county if imprisoned in viol law or awaiting trial upon a, and by the city, village or fined for the violation of an: law or police regulation. 8 to be paid to the wife, fami of much prisoner, or stich ot! court sentencing’ him may d be In such amount as such 601 mine upon application of the under whose superintendence be performed and shall. be § Board of County Commission body of the village, borou| such order of the court, Sec. 2. ‘That Section of 1905, be amended 80 as ty 5409." Whenever a senteni of a state law, and the pI in the county ‘Jafl such I formed under ‘the directio board, and superintended shall furnish necessary mai the expense of the coun shall be entitled to the be: the sentence is for a vio ance, by-law, or regulation: city,” such labor shall b the direction of its gove perintended by the marsh who shall furnish the mi pense of such village or entitled to the benefit the: ‘Approved. April 19, 19) J é ue AN ACT to define gift viding @ penalty for ct Be it enacted by the ‘of Minnesot: Section 1. All gift e after defined and all t on in connection there hibited and declared to Bt Sec. ‘Whenever an; pose of inducing the pub buy any newspaper, m for a valuable constde: vertises to give a prem offers and advertises whereby a premium, given to @ or. and carrying on such offering such gift, pre! deemed to be engaged unless such premium, lute and does not dep contingency ‘whatever. Sec. 3. Any person’ enterprise such as is who offers or advertlie manner, shall be guilty of a The word "‘Person’’ 48 in order to make the | this law effective, be or corporation, Se ‘Thi , f | ; # ii C. act In force from and afi Approved April 19, CHAPTER 37 AN ACT to amend ‘tion 4817 of the lating to exemptio Be {t enacted by t of Minnesota: Section 1. That 4817, Revised Laws 1s hereby amended “16—The wages ceeding thirty five ices rendered by hi ih i fe i : Ey 8 him, provided ho which such attacl of execution is ot the debtor” or of the debtor or him, and any such debtor nt Deen paid wages amdunting to thirty-five dollars br more earned during said thirty day period, then in any such case, such debtor shail not be entitled to any exemption under this sub- division in wages earned during said thirty: day period, except the thirty-five dollars theretofore paid. ‘Approved April 19, 1918. the and (third) where itch ontend’ ver tee! verts increases the total ri struction of he total cost of ing the ceed CHAPTER 876—H. F..No. 585, AN ACT to appropriate money in aid) of the maintenance and expenses of county agri- cultural agents, to empower counties to ap- propriate money for the same purpose, and fo provide for and regulate the apr intment, maintenance and duties o! agen's. Be it enacted by the Legislature of 1) ‘of Minnesot a Section 1. ‘There is hereb: of any moneys in the state t wise appropriated, the sum of thousand #§25,000)" dollars for tl ending July 81, 1914, and the five thousand ($35,000) dollars ending July 31, 1915, for the pu fn the maintenance and the p: expenses of county agricultural . 2. The moneys so appro be expended under the. directio of the Department of Agrieuitu versity of Minnesota, who is herel to carry out the provisions of thi ‘Sec. 2.. The moneys hereby. are to be used in amounts not ‘Thousand ($1,000) Dollars for roe ing to. jhe usual and accepted methods of judging and grading butter and cheese, For the. purvose of Obtaining such license such grade must have been made at least fifteen days prijr to such application. ‘3th. "he milk or cream used in the man- ufacture of A 1 butter or cheese must have been préduced in dairies inspected by the Dairy & Food Commission, and which shall have beea graded by such Commission at least 60 pointe out of a to & standard to be adopted by the Dairy & Food Commission for the inspection and grad- ing. of dairies. Such milk must: likewise be produced from cows that have been tested Rnd fourd to be free.from tuberculosis, such tests to have ‘been made within six months prior, to.the application for Hcense. All cows from wach such. mili 1s obtained must..be {ested Ge least every two Years for tubercu- losis. Sth. so butter oF cheese bearing this brand can be, made from cream that has not been |pasteusized according to Chapter 353, General Yaws 1909, nor shall any cream or milk be recelved at such factory in which the water and solkis not fat contain over -two-tenthe Of one percent /lactic acid. ‘The use of neu- fralizer or” any. form of preservative except It is prohibited. This shall not be con- Tied’ th apply to starters made out of pure lactic acld culture. ‘Sec. 5. No license shall be granted for the use of Minnesota brand or label grade B for the marufacture of butter or cheese unless sil he equlrgnenbe ‘aocemsnsy for tee mA act utter or cheese gra innesota ‘A 1, ag set forth in Section 4 of this act, shali haje been complied with, excepting that, the butter or’ cheese shall score at least 93 points oat of a possible hundred, according CHAPTER 368~H. F. No. 1108. AN ACT to amend Section 337 of the Re- 4 ‘of the General Laws of Minnesota fo the year 1907, relating to inspection of bi tuted. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State Section 1. Section 387 of the Revised Laws of 1905, as amended by Chapter 475 of the 1907, is hereby amended so as to read fol- lows: tuted, either party may have the ballots in- spected before preparing for trial. The party clerk a verified petition, stating that he can- not properly prepare ‘his case for trial with- upon the judge of said court appoint three persons if for a county or municipal vote, one selected by each of the parties and a third by those two, by whom such inspec- ‘a state office, or to the declared result upon a constitutional amendment or other ques- the state, of said court shall appoint AEE ‘one selected by third by those two inspection third BE mas. Te shal’ be conducted. tn. the fots, and the party applying therefor shall file with the clerk a bond in the sum of two approved by the judge of such court. If the Contest relates toa state office or to the de- ment or other question submitted to popular vote throughout the state, the bond shall conditioned. that he will pay the costs and expenses of such ingpection In case he falls neglects or refuses to name an Inspector, he shall be selected CHAPTER 369—H. F. No. 1157. AN ACT to validate and legalize the action Change the site of school buildings, under certain circumst of Minnesota. P Section 1.. That wherever a common. school a special meeting thereof duly oalled for that purpose, by notice properly Biven, has voted district present at said meeting and voting upon the proposition, to chi the site of and has issued bonds to provide: the funds to erect a school house thereon, such change and. binding for all purposes, whether the number of persons voting in favor of said of sald district or not. ‘Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be ‘Approved April 19, 1913. AN ACT to legalize and make valid thesrec- ‘ord of mortgages upon real estate securing tration tax has been paid thereon and legal- {zing and making valid all assignments and executed and recorded and legalizing and making valid tl foreclosure of such mort- permitting all such instruments and the Tecord thereof to be read in evidence in any Bo it enacted by the Legislature of the State} of Minnesota. securing the payment of $50.00 or less which have heretofore been recorded in the office ty in this State and concerning which all requirements of law in relation to the record no registration tax has been paid. t! together with all assignments and sat heretofore recorded lgalized and made valid for all purposes in like manner ang with the same effect it lprior to the record of such mortgages. ‘See, 2. If any such mortgage has hereto- all the requirements of law. in relation to such foreclosure have been observed, except was not paid prior to the record thereof, foreclosure of such mo! thereto are hereby legalized and made vat for all purposes in the same manner ai with in fact been paid upon such mortgage prior to the record thé assignments and satisfactions thereof, ana ‘all such certificates and affidavits pertatnine c ment may, together with the record thereof read in evidence in any court of this evidence of the contents of such original tn- ‘struments. at law or in equity now pending in any of the courts of this State. take effect from 4 Laws of 1905, as amended by Chapter lots after contest of, election has been instl- of Minnesota: General Laws of Minnesota for the sear ‘Sec, 337. After ‘a contest hag been Insti- applying for such inspection shai) fi!’ with the out an inspection of such ballots, and there- office, or other question submitted to popular tion shall be made. If the contest relates to tion. submitted to popular vote throughdut $2 Seat cen Taspection presence of the legal custodian of the bal- hundred. and fifty dollars, with two sureties clared result upon a constitutional amend- be for such sum ag the court shall designate, fo maintain his contest. In case either party Approved April be ‘of common school districts in voting to pevitenacted by the Legislature of the State district in this state since April 18, 1911. at by a majority ote of the electors of maid its school buiiding to another designated site, of ‘site is hereby valldated and made legat change constituted a majority of the voters in force from and after its passage. CHAPTER 370—H. F. No. 1166. the sum of $50,000 or less where no regis. satisfactions of such mortgages heretofore gages by advertisment and authorizing and court in this state, Section 1. All mortgages upon real estate ‘of the Register of Deeds of the proper coun- thereof have been complied with, except that tions thereof ‘are hereby such registration tax had in fact been paid fore been foreclosed by advertisement. and it that the registration tax upon such mortga: tect emdavita and certificates pertafaing the same effect as if the registration tax had Sec. 3. All such mortgages and all such to the foreclosure of the same by advert Rfaro“dng shall be received as prima facie Sec. 4. This act shall not affect any action Sec. 5. ‘This act shall and after its - Approved April 19, 1913. CHAPTER 871—H. F. No. 1243. AN ACT to amend section 985, Revised Laws Minnesota 1905, relating to taxes, Be it enacted by’ the Legislature of the State ‘of Minnesots y Bection 1. "That Section 985, Revised Lows ‘Minnesota. c same hereby is, 3: ‘Section 985. When a deed of other instru- ment conveying land. or a plat of any town site or addition thereto, is presented to the county auditor for transfer, he shall ascer- tain from: hi upon the Be ahail certity. to the nd ay sl ly same; ai ‘upon pay~ ment of such taxes, and of any other taxes that may be in the hands of ‘the county trea: urer for collection, or in case no taxes are due, he shall trangfer the land upon the books of ‘s office, and note upon the. Instrument, over! is officla) signature, the words, “Taxes paid and transfer enteted,”” or, if ‘the land de- scribed has been sold ‘or. ass ‘actual purchaser for . the “Patd by sale of land described within: and, unless such statement is made ich instrument, the register of ‘upon BUX deeds shall refuse to receive or ize | Secure state at, the |raised locally at least any one county in the state. in counties which first meet tl set forth in this section of t 3, the ‘One Dollars, for the support of @ tural agent for one year. and able assurance to the Dean o ment of Agriculture of the U1 nesota that a like sum wij second year. rther, this afd shall rough its. Commissioners, agree to the an agricultural agent appro Dean, and who will meet the the United States tment. prerequ! ie giving by the United Staten Departt ture for the employment of cultural agent. Sec. 4. Bach and every of Minnesota is hereby auth Powered to appropriate annually One Thousand ($1,000) Dollars. nance. support and expenses of cultural agent, Fears ized to set apart and approp! money subject to the order of if the Department of Agriculture sity of Minnesota, apd to be order, and only upon such order ties of said county agricultun such further employes as may him. within tke appropriations, other expenses 1 it to thi SSE285' 5, ‘nie approprintion fo regu "i lations are made for the a ‘the lishing of ‘Federal Goverm ties, CHAPTER SiT—-H. F. No. ‘308, AN ACT to amend Section five (5) of Chapter ‘Three Hundred Eighteen (318) of the Laws of Minnesota for the year Nineteen Hundred Seven (1907) relating to assessment or co- operative life Insurance, Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State ‘of Min: , ‘That Five (5) of Cha Section 1. ter Three Hundred (318) of tt Nineteen of Minnesota for the A wiht i