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ae 0.00 par value, Sa “Constitution. ° is act shall take effect and d after January First, 19, 1013. 882—H. F. No. 1063, any city of the first d by a home rule charter its bonds for the purpose covering over any creek in » the Legislature of the State i By city of, the, frst class not @ home rule charter by resolution duly passed by an ‘of not less than two thirds of ‘of its City Council or other to.tssue and sel] not to ex- ‘of the bonds of ‘the purpose of arching or cov- ‘ny creek flowing in, over or Or public highways'in such elty in- Teenie Neate, of such, otros, and > ‘of private property necessary the making of such improvement. Sec. 2, ‘bonds so authorized may be @nd sold notwithstanding any law of state prescribing or fixing a lim!t upon bonded indebtedness of such city. The and credit of the city u be pledaed the payment of the bonds issued here- jaar and the current interest thereon. The 7 City Councii or other governing body of such city shall include each year in the tax levy elty an amount sufficient to provide payment, ot much, Interest, and the eevee of the city, shall be pledged to Tedemption of such bonds at maturity. Sec, 8. No bonds shall be issued under ‘this act to run for a longer term than thirty. ma, or bearing a higher rate of interest ‘four (4) per cent, payable semt-annually. The place of payment of principal, and inter- SRE and the denomination in which such bonds Shall be issued shall be such as may be de- termined by the City Council or other gov- erning body, and may be in the form of coupon bdnds or registered, certificates, s0- ealied. ‘ Bec. 4. All such bonds shall be signed by the mayor, attested by the city clerk and countersigned by the city comptroller of such -@lty and shall be sealed with the city seal, except that the signatures to the coupon at- tached thereto, if any, may be lithogeamned’ thereon; and none of sucb bonds shall be gold: at less than 95 per cent of their par value and accrued interest, and only to the highest sible bidder therefor. . 5. This act shall not apply to any, ‘ity governed by a home rule charter. Approved April 19, 1913. CHAPTER 883—H, F. No. 1128, AN ACT to amend Section 13 of Chapter 204 of the General Laws of Minnesota 1905, be- ing “An act relating to the sale of timber, ‘on state lunds, defining trespass thereon and preseribing pe iaities therefor.” Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 3. . Section 18 of chapter 204 of the General Laws of Minnesota 1905, being “‘An Act relating to the sale of timber on state Jands, defining tre: ‘thereon and preserib: Ang penalties therefor’ 1s hereby amended to read an follows: Section 18.—The Governor, treasurer, audl- tor, state forester and attorney general shall constitute a. board of timber commissioners, ef which the governor shall be chairman. The Auditor shall be ex-officio secretary of the Doard, and he or his deputy shall attend each meeting and make full minutes of the pro~ Seedlings, which shall. be signed at the close ‘of eacn meeting by the commissioners present, nd shall be kept subject to public inspection fn the office of the auditor. The governor ‘and two other members shall be a quorum’ for the transaction of business. Before any fimber Is sold the auditor shall submit to fhe Doard, which shall Meet from time to time, upon ‘the call of the governor, the question of fuch sale, and shall produce the record of of such for the is hereby] opi company shall be. issued, livered by such’ company, 'or its agent. iy thls “Stato, unless the same shail! a? serial number and a copy thereof shall first re been filed with such Commissioner of Insurance. Sec. 5, No person, for the purpose of or- ganizing or promoting any cgmpany, or pro- moting the sale of securities of such’ company by Wf after organization as principal or agent, shall sell br ’ or attempt to sell within this state. any securitics of such company unless the contract of sub- xeription or of sale shall be in writing and contain a provision which shall state either by way of a’ percentage (or the amount per sl ) what sum out of the purchase price ‘of such securities shall be used for comm: ston, promotion and organization expenses, and shall be in the following language: No eum shall be used for commission, pro- motion and organization expense on account of any share of stock in this company in excess of — per cent. of the amount actu- ally pald upon separate subscriptions (or in Meu thereof, there may be inserted, — per share from every fully paid subscription) for euch securities, and the remainder of such payments shall be held or invested as ‘uthorized by the law governing such com- pany and held by the organizers (or trustees the case may be) and the directors and Officers of such company after organization, as bailees for the subscriber, to be used only Im the conduct of the business of such com- after having been duly authorized and loensed to transact the business of insur- Funds held by such organizers, trustees, directors or office: of a domestic conipany as dailees shajl be deposited with a solvent or trust company of this state until such company has been du licensed to transact the business of insurance. -Funds held by such organizers, trustees, directors Or Officers of a foreign company as bailees shall be deposited with a solvent bank or trust company of any other state until such com- jad has been duly licensed to transact the siness of insurance. ‘All funds 0 deposited by the organizers (or trustees) as bailees, shai! be held in trust for the subscribers of such company severally and individually, and shall not be subject to execution, garnishment or attachment. Sec. 6. No person shall receive, directly or indirectly, any commission, remuneration or reward for his services in’ selling ox in sans in the sale of any such securities, the name of such person and the fact of his interest in such commissions or rewards shall appear upon such contract of subscrip- tion. The omission of such statement from any such contract shall, in addition to the Rau, herein provided, make such person lable to the purchaser or his assignees for ‘all sums paid by such purchasers with inte eet at the legal rate from date of payment, upon the assignment or tender of assignment Of the securities so purchased. Sec. 7. The said Commissioner of Insur- ance shall have power to make such exam- tations of said company at its expense, in- cluding actual expenses and a per diem the examiners of. ten dollars, and to require such further information as to its financial condition as he may deem advisable, an® it he shall find that the provisions of this act have been complied with and is satisfied that retail i the v i hereunder shall otherwise, until such vote shall be reversed at a subsequent election hereunder; terms: ray cele any license for such sale otes on such question used granting of \f Sf e, Faasortty, 0 , and not Fr be against licen: and de- herein and prescribing nalties for violations hereof. Be it enacted by the Legisiature tot the State ‘of Minnesota: Section 1. and parts thereof, quer" and “liquor,” Tn this act and in the “int sections toxicating te and “‘sale’’ shall ‘sell be given the same meaning respectively as is prescribed therefor in Laws of Minnesota for 1905. vised Sec. 2. of the fourth class, whether Section 1564 of the Re- ‘The clerk or recorder of any city the same is ins corporated under a ‘special law or the general laws or under a h of ten per cent, twenty-five of tl age to be determined by ome rule charter, on petition and in no case less than legal voters, such percent: the number of votes cast at the last city election, filed with him at least twenty days before ‘the regular city election, ‘shall give notice at the same time and in the same manner city election that the question of lcense+in such city the notice of such granting for the sile of intoxicat- ing Mquor will be submitted for determina- tion at such Sec. 3. for, said question shall rate ballot provided by which ballot shall be known as recorder, ‘The said ballot shall cense Ballot. printed thereon thi “Against License, voting upon said ‘question, shall place a mark (X) in the place opposite or in the License’ “Against License, posited in a separate for in each voting precinct, ‘be counted for or against said question ccordance with the expressed will of the shal in elector, ction. At such election, be voted on by sepa. the city clerk or city “Li- hai words, “For License’ and aud each qualified elector 088 the words “For place opposite the words *" which ballot shall be de- ‘pallot box to be provided and sucn votes as provided by the election laws of this state, canvassed, returned and certified, according to the law governing suc a majority of the votes ¢ tion shall be in favor of ‘The for the sale of granted; but if such majority shall be against license then no license shall be granted and no liquor shall ever, city, until sequent election cense 1s again 1 that vided ballots so cast shall be duly city elections and if t upon the ques- icense then license intoxicating liquor may be be sold in any quantity what- either wholesale or retail in any such uch vote shall be reversed at @ sub- intox! ‘at which the question of li- in Uke manner submitted; pro- eating Mquor manufactured therein may be sold to be consumed outside of said city; and provided further that any duly licensed’ and practicing physician or vet- erinarian may prescribe or any duly licensed druggist or pharmacist actually carrying on business as such may in good faith as such druggist or pharmacist dispense, intoxicating Mquor under the conditions and restrictions and subject to the penalties prescribed in such cases by Chapter 16 of the Revised Laws of Minnesota for 1 thereof. Sec. viding for a vote by the tion of either license for or 4, 905 and acts amendatory All charter provisions and ordl- nances of any such city authorizing or pro- electors on the ques: the prohibition of the sale of intoxicating liquor therein, or pro- hibiting such sale or the granting therefor in consequence of any such of license vote had on said questions shall continue and remain in’ full force and effect until an election shall have been held and determined under the pro- visions of this act in any such city; and all such provisions, shall be and remain suspended after said elec- tion shall have been held and determined for So long a time as this act remains in force. and. no longer, except that the provisions of ‘ordinances and prohibitions when so petitioned | 9 pons ‘shalt be shall a ‘and Inces for such office ‘and. thelr ‘emsee. ah pre pier. upon general election ballot non-partisan nominees. But nothing hereln shail prevent the nomination of ‘candi. dates by soups, individuals. or so-called pO- litleal parties which: cannot be recognized as. such, by certificate of voters to the number hereafter specified. The names of candidates nominated by certificate for offices herein- above designated ag ‘non-partisan shall “hay party or other designation > cata or ‘on, the election ballot. Met. ts ere there are two or more offices to be filled by candidates running at large ina city, county, district gr ‘in ‘the tate, except’ for offices hereinabove desi ted as non-partisan. such offices shall be classified and. numbered one, two, etc, using a8 many classes and numbers “as there are offices. at to he filled, which said. classification, numbers, and the manner in which the same shall appear fhe primary ballot shall be substantially CLASS “NO, 1, Spectal Choice. ‘Vote for One, i | First Choice. Vote for One. CLASS NO. First Special Choice, Choice. (Designated Office) pow for One.|Vote for One, i fom E. ‘The officer preparing sald ballot shall provide as many classes and numbers as there are offices at large to be filled. Every person when filing’ as a candidate for the nomination for any such office shall designate in his affidavit the number and class in which he desires to file and become a candidate and his name shall be placed on the ballot in’ such des- ignated number and class. Such classes shall be rotated upon the ballots in the same entire ‘vote of ent vote of the state cast at ceding general election; if for a congressi or judicial district office, by five per cent of ‘the entire vote in’any such district at the ‘last Sreceding: ral election; and if for a county, tive or municipal office, by ten per cent of the entire vote cast in any such. county, Pte village, ward or other elec- tion district at last preceding elec tion. Provided, that the res required shall not exceed two thou: (2,000) for any state office, nor five hundred (500) for any congressional or judicial district, nor for any) other office, provided that no person shal) be nominated by petition pursuant to this sec- tion far any office now or hereafter declared to be @ non-partisan office pt in case of wiste. 7. Section 18 of Chapter al Session 1912, reading “The nominees for state legislature and the several county officers and such senators and county officers whose terms of office extend beyond the first Monday in January next ensuing of each political party, shall meet on the first Tuesday after and to im} for such ital purpose same. out of any moneys in not otherwise appropriated or to issue for the warrants or ‘of said. county in payment therefor, and may fix the time and terms of payment of such warrants or bonds and the amount of interest they shall bear. Sec. 3. If a majority of the electors of ‘any county voting upon the proposition at any election, at which the question of erect: ing hospitaY butldings as provided for in. this act has been submitted, shall vote in favor of such proposition, thegeounty board shall thereupon proceed to erect said buildings and make such improvements as shall be -neces- sary to fit the same for such hospital pur- poses. ‘Sec. 4, The question of erecting hospital buildings, as herein provided, shall be sub- nitted upon & ballot'to the qual ‘voters y county at any general election- The election provided” for in this act shal be called by resolution in writing of the board ‘of county scommissioners, passed by majority vote, which resolution shall distinctly state the ‘time of the election, that pital is proposed to be ‘established, the pro- sed location thereof, the same to cost ified | judges shall be selected for each acts of c. 6. This act ‘shall take in’ force from ‘Approved “April 19, agi, PMsSMS® __ . CHAPTER 895-8. F. Appointment of judges ‘of eee “in ju and pone clerks of “of Minnesota: 1, That Section 230 el Ee the aguante, sion and the by the Legislature ‘of the State of the Revised Laws of 1905 be and the same is hereby % amende® so as to read as follows: ~ “Sec. 230. At least thirty days before an election in any municfpalit; more. districts,” the, lock coamettins Several parties pattici ing election. may furn! authorities a list 4s judges in the several districts. the lists so submitted, ag follows: from the list of the gore es number of votes preceding general election, that of the party polling ‘The t from or ting in the Preces io the appointing of qualified voters, certi- fied by the clerks of the committees,’ to act ‘Such t from < polling the larg- fn the "municipality. Se the second the second largest number of votes, and the third from that of the party polling the third’ largest number. If the local committee of either ald primary election at the court house in their respective counties, at twelve o'clock noon, at which time they shall elect a county comthittee of such size as they shail, at said time determine, and shall provide for the se- lection of such’ precinct and other committees within their respective counties as they shail determine to be necessary,"’ be and the same. is hereby’ repealed. Sec. & Section 217 of the Revised Laws 1905, as amended by Chapter 2 of the General Laws Special Session 19!2, be and the s 48 hereby amended so as to read as follows: ‘Section 217. If a vacancy occurs after nominations have been made () if may be filled at any time before the general election by fillng with the proper officer a nomination certificate in_form and substance as herein- before provifed, executed by the chairman and secretary of the proper committees.of the party’ whose voters make the original nom!- nation, under the direction of such commit. tee, and the chairman and secretary when 80 filing such certificate must attach hereto an Riidavit t the effect that such candidate-has been, duly selected by said committee and t the persons signing said certifigate and king such affidavit as such, are Nhe duly hor chairman and ,secretary of sai com . if there is no proper committee to fill such vacancy, as above provided, then in that event the person receiving the next highest number of votes for such office at such primary election shall be the candidate for such office, and if there ts no other candi- date for such’ officesand a vacancy exists by reason gf this. fact, the vacancy may be filled by the “proper officer placing upon the ballot the name or names of such candidates as are nominated by petition in the manner provided in Sections 213, 214, 215 and 216, Revised Laws 1905, provided that very registered vote®™ of such party who was qualified and participated in the primary election is eligible to sign a petition choosing a nominee to fill said vacancy. Sec. 9. The provisions of this act shall not apply to general city elections in cities of the ‘first class operating under a’ home rule charter, where, by the terms of such charter, including equipment, not to exceed the sum set forth in such resolution. Upon the pas- sage of such resolutions ie county auditor all seasonably notify each town, city and: village clerk in his county that 6 question of erecting hospital “Buildings shall be voted upon at'the time stated in the resolution, such election to \be controlled by the existing] election laws. ‘The ballot to be used at such election shall be in the form following: “For the erection of hospital buildings, cluding equipment, to be located. at {state location), at a cost not to exceed + (state amount), pursuant to the Tesolution of the board of county commi: sioners passed. — (state date). Yes- No—~ Mlectors desiring to vote In favor thereof shal! make their cross mark thus (X), opposite the word. “yes”, and electors desiring to vote against the proposition shall make thelr cross mark thug, (X), opposite the word “No,” and such votes shall be cast in the same man- ner as votes cast at such «general election and shall be counted by the same officers, and returns made to the county auditor, and canvassed in like manner as the returns on county officers. Sec..5. If upon such election in any county a. majority of the electors voting upon such’ roposition shallvote in favor of erecting such Rospital buildings, the county board forthwith proceed’ to erect stich buildings as may be deemed proper, suitable and conven- ient, and equip the sdme to effectuate such | Sec. 6. ‘The county board of any county having erected. bulldings for hospital purposes’ as herein provided may operate the same as such hospital and may appoint & superintend- ent thereof for a term to be fixed by the board of county: commissioners, fix his salary, and may at pleasure remove such superintendent and may prescribe his powers and duties and may provide for the management and opera- tion of such hospital, and shall have and are hereby vested with full, power and authority in- of such ‘parties fails to furnish such list, then one judge shall be selected from the party poli votes at sich has been furnis! three aie sae yy such party. lists are not submitted, ‘the fourth number of ff a lst In case they shall select one from each list submitted and make their own that in no case shall more than two selection of the remainder, except be selected from the- same political party. The above provisions of this section shail not apply to cities of the first class not op- erating under a home rule charter, but in such cities the City Council or Common Coun- ell ‘as provided in Section 228 hereof, fn no case shall more (ix, Santical oases Sec. 2. That amended so as to read as f “Sec, 841. The for thereof shall appoint judges of election than two Judges for selected from the section 841 of Revised jane. ot Wik be ten fede ieee services performed under this chapter shall be as fol- lows: 1. To presidentia) electors, dollars ch day's attendance at tire capitan and fee cents going to and returning from 2. Te members ott the state board, three dollars for each day’ and ten cents for each mile of necessary ‘travel. returns to, county for each. trip for each mile of necessary travel justices of the peace, and others their places, thrée dollars for each eight hours of any canvassing of service "as members To persons carrying ballots from, ditors’ offices, one a necessarily made, and ten cents To auditors, chairmen of county boards, in for each mile necessarily traveled in board, and ten cents for each mile of necessary travel. 5. To regufar, clerks of election, twenty-five cents hour necessarily spent in registeri and receiving votes, and thirty cents special and ballot pert cack hour so spent in counting and canvassing bal- lots. Provided that such compensa’ i |regular, special and ballot, Judges, and. clgsks to operate, control and manage the same, an in addition thereto, if the board of county commissioners shall determine that it 1s in the interest of the public so to do, may ap- point a hospital board of not exceeding three Members ‘who shall serve, without, compens®) jour tion, and who shal resident free! a the county wherein such hospital 1s located. 6. To special peace officers, twenty cents the ‘county Tec’ to the supervision of said| for cach hour of service rendered by direction of election in cities of the! Arst class not "op. erating under a home rule charter shall be fixed and determined by the City. Counell or Common Cauncil of such cities respectively. in an amount not exceeding 40 cents per appraisal of such timber, and the board shall examine the same, together with other docu- ments and records and such witnesses as it may requirer If the governor and at least two other members of the board shall so determine, they shall enter upon the record of appraisals @ statement, dated and signed by them, that such timber is in danger of, the said company is solvent, and that its business ig lawful, he may license the said company, its officers and agents to sell its securities in this State. No such company orerepresentatlye thereof shall sell or offer to sell any seturities within this state un- less a license shall have been issued to such company, and to each officer and agent there- this act as to’ petitions for, procedure in, and conduct of elections shall 'take effect imme- diately Sec. 5. Any person violating any provision of this act shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine of not less than fifty ($50) dollars nor more than one hundred ($100) dollars ana a preferential ‘system of voting is provided, with no primary election. Sec. 10. ‘This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. ' Approved April 19, 1913. manner 9s provided by law for the rotation of names of candidates, The name of the candidate who has filed for such oflice, or who shall file for the same, shall not be placed on the’ ballot if he shali fail, neglect or refuse to designate the class and number in which he desires to file and be- come a candidate, as hereinbefore provided. 2 414. CHAPTER 890-8. F. No. being injured, and that a sale thereof is neces- sary to protect the state from loss, ‘There- ‘after, and not before, the auditor may make much’ sale. Whenever any member of the Board becomes satisfied, before the tssuance ‘of a permit, that, by reason of fraud or mis- statement on the part of any estimator, wit- hess or officer, or by reason of any combina~ tion or {rregularity, the interests of the state so demand, he shall withdraw his approval of any sale, by an entry gigned by him upon the record of the appraisafs. No sale of tim- ber shall be made, until not less than two! independent estimates have been made. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be 4n force from and after Its passage, ‘Approved April 19, 1918, ‘ — CHAPTER 884—H. F. Mo, 1218, JAN ACT amend, Section 2811 of the Re- ‘vised Laws of 1905, relating to the issuance of stocks and bonds by railroad antes. weve thaceed by tne Lerislatare of the State of Minnesota: Section 1, That Section 2911 of the Revised) Laws of 10905, be and the same is hereby, ‘amended to read, as follow: “9911. No domestic railroad corporation or consolidated corporation existing in whole or jn part within this state, nor any officer’ thereof, shall sell, dispose ‘of or pledge any ehares ‘of its capital stock, or issue any ¢er- fificates of ‘shares thereof’ until such shares have been paid in full, or issue any stock or bonds except for money, labor or property, to the par value of the stock and the mark Nalue of the bonds, not, however, less than sninety per ‘cent. of the, par value thereof, ‘actually received and applied to the purpose] Jor which the corporation was organized; and all fictitious stock, dividends, increase of’ cap!- fal stock or indebiedness shall be void. Every officer who shall issue, sell, pledge or dispose of any shares or certificates of shares cf capi- tal. stock contrary to the, provisions héreof shall be guilty of a felony.”” Sec, 2. This act shall take effect and be tn force ‘trom and after ite, passage. Approved April 19, 10 CHAPTER 385-8. F. No. 81. ‘AN ACT to provide for tho regulation and supervision of insurance and certain other companies. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesots Section 1. Every corporation, company, co- parinermiy ox asgootation, ail of ‘hich are this act termed company, organized, pro- posed to be organized, or which shall’ here- gfter be organised, within, or without, this tate, whether inc ted or unincorpor- et | sal of authorized to sell or contract for the sale of its securities, Such license shall recite in bold ‘type that the sald Commissioner of In- surance in no wise recommends the securl- tles to be offered for sale by such compan’ Seo. 8. No such company shall sell or offer to sel! any securities within this state during anytime after the adoption of any change In its ‘articles of organization, by-laws or plan of @oing business, or the making of any change in the form of {ts applications, or other contracts, before the same shall have been filed with such Commissioner of In- surance. Sec. 9. No person shall sell or offer to sell any securities in this State, as officer of or ‘agent for such company, unless such company thall hold a license therefor, issued by such Commissioner of Insurance; nor shall any of- floer or agent sell or offer to sell any sécuri- ties tw this State unless he shall also hold @ lcense from such Commisstoner of Insur- ance, A license to an officer or agent shall only be issued upon the filing with such Commissioner of Insurance by such officer or agent of a bond in the sum of One Thou- sand’ Dollars ($1,000.00), with such condl- tions ag may be prescribed by such Commis- stoner of Insurance and with two sureties to be approved by such Commissioner of Insur- ance. Such license shall expire on the first day of March following its issuance. unless it shall sooner be revoked by the said Commis- stoner of Insurance. Such license shall be subject to revocation at any time by the Commissioner of Insurance for cause appearing to him sufficient. ‘The fee for such cense shall be two dollars ($2.00). Sec. 10. Every such company shall $n or before the first day of March, file with such Commissioner of Insurance a statement as of the Bist day of December preceding, in such form” ag required by him, and in’ addition thereto such other statements and informa- tion shall be filed in such form and within such time as may be required by such Com- missioner of Insurance. ‘The accounts of such company shall be kept in such form as may be required by such Commissioner of Insurance. Sec. 11. No officer, employes or agent of any such ny shall maké or cause to be made any false statement in any report required of him, or a false entry in any book of such company, or exhtbit any false paper with the intent to deceive any person author- ized to examine into the affairs of such company, or shall make or publish any false statement of its condition or regarding {ts securitle Sec. 12. The license of any company, of. ficer or agent violating any provision of’ this act may be revoked by such Commissioner of ‘ted,’ doing or intending to do an insurance Business or selling or holding or intending to cll or hold, any stocks, bonds» or other evidences of property or interest in any other company organized, proposed to be organized, or which shall hereafter be organized to sact the business of insurance, wtfich shall this State sell or negotiate for the sale of any stocks, bonds or other evidences of property or interest in itself or any other company, all of which are in this act termed securities, upon which sale or proposed sale the whole or my part of the proceeds are ‘used, or to be used, directly or indirectly, for the payment of any commissions or other expenses incidental to the organization or promotion of any such company, shall be subject to this act. Sec. 2. Before offering or attempting to sell any such securities to any. corporal rson of persons and before doing or Offer- Tog to do any business whatever in this state, excepting that of preparing the documents heretuafter required, every such company, domestic or foreign, shal] file in the office of the Commissioner of Insurance of _ this State, together with a filing fee of thirty Gollars ($80.00), the following documents, to- wit: e fi (1) A statement showing in full detail the plan upon which it proposes to transact business. ~ — @) A copy of all applications for securities ‘and forms of contracts, securities, and other Mnstraments which it proposes to take, ents into, sell or execate. Z (8) A statement which shall show the name fticers and location of the principal of- ‘ot the compan: 4) An Itemized account of its actual financial condition, and the amount and ni ture of its property and liabilities, %) Such other information and in such form touching Its affairs as said Commis- stoner of Insurance may require. Tf it shall be a company organized- under the Jaws of any other State, Territory or Government, {t shall also file with the sald Commissioner of Insurance a copy of the laws ‘of such State, Territory or Government under Sehich it fe oresnized or Incorporated, and al fo a copy of Its charter, or articles of 1 Insurance. Sec, 18. Any officer or agent of any such company ‘knowingly or wilfully violating any provision of this act shall be punished by a fing not exceeding One Hundred Dollars ($100.00), or by imprisonment in the: county Jail for ‘not exceeding ninety (90) days. Sec. 44. All fees herein provided for shall be collécted by the said Commissioner of In- suraneq and by him shall be turned into the State sury, and all fees so turned into the State Treasury are hereby re-approprrat- ed to the said Commissioner of Insurance for the purpose of paying all salaries and ex- penses necessary for carrying this act into effect; and the said Commissioner of Insur- ance ‘ig hereby authorized to appoint such clerks and deputies as are actually and abso- lutely mecessary to carry this act into full force and effect. All money actually and necessarily paid out by the said Commissioner of Insurance to any clerk or deputy appoint- ed under this act, as salaries, or any money actually or necessarily paid out by the said Commissioner of Insurance, or by any deputy or clerk appointed under this act for travel- ing or incidental expenses shall be paid by the State Treasurer out of such fees upon the State Auditor's warrants, to be Issued upon vouchers containing an itemized account of such salaries and expenses, and approved by the Commissioner of Insurance. Bec. No person shall sell or offer for sale in this state stock In any insurance organized under the laws of any te Or country unless such company hag been licensed to do business in this State. See. 16, ‘This act shall take effect and be in force from and after {is passage. Approved April 19, 1913. CHAPTER §86—S. F. No. 162. AN ACT relating to the duties of the Board of Regents of the State University and. pro- viding for the collection of statistics and in- wyerestion 20 to (co-operative ‘aswociation a mers and disseminating uf ates Baeareterence, theret gelaiee it enacted by the Legisiatui e it enacted by the Legisiature of the State Section 1. That in addition to the duties the costs of prosecution, or by imprisonment in the county jail for not-less than thirty (30) nor more than ninety (90) day: This act shall take effect and be Sec. 6. in force from and after June 1, 1918. Approved April 19, 1913. moneys paid to the improvements made \ CHAPTER 388-8. F. No, 368. AN ACT \to reimburse Henry A. Green for state for bulldings and by, and the property of said Henry A. Green, Whereas, .on November 20th, 1911, Henry A. Green purchased a forty acre tract of land from apart from himself, by the State of Minnesota, the whic! separate and improvements made thereon forty acre tract is de- scribed, as’ follows: Lot three (3) (N.E.% of the S.E.%) of Sec- tion thirty-six (36) ight (148), unty, forty. ca AN been appraised to be of the of the sum of one hundred ($150.00), came part o township one hundred and nge twenty-nine (29), Itas- Minnesota; D WHEREAS, these improvements have worth and value and fifty dollars which sum was added to and be- { the purchase price for said land. and which improvements have never been in any sense the property of the State of Min- nesota, compelied to pay for the same, FORE, Be jt enacted ‘of Minnesota: ‘That when the final payment al Section is made on the contract between the State of Minnesota and sald Henry A. Green for said forty acre tract of land, that the said Henry ‘A. Green be credited with the purchase price of said tract in said contract tained amount. in force from and after its pas though by a the said Green has been NOW THPRE- the Legislature of the State ‘sum of one hun- , and that the nd a con- in this be ‘This act shall take effect and be ee. ‘Approved April 19, 1913. Revised Laws 1905, 2 of the General Laws, Special Session 194: Section 184 of the Revised Laws 1905, a Chapter 226, General Laws 1907. amended by he General Laws 1909, and Chap- and Chapter 95 2 General Laws, Section 187 Revised Laws ter CHAPTER 389-8. F, No. 412. AN ACT to amend Section 181 and 182 of the 1s amended by Chapter Special Session 1912, 1905, Section 200, Revised Laws 1905, Section 213 Revised Laws ‘and Section £17 Revised Laws 1905, all 1905, as amen ded by Chapter 2 General Laws Special Session 1912, and to repeal a part of Se Be i on 18 of Chapter 2, enacted by the Legislature of the State ‘of Minnesota: Section 1. Laws f 1905, General Laws, Special the same is hereby amended so ai follows: “Section 181. preceding any weeks preceding any the first and second class held for the purpose of electing city ‘officers only, an electior ‘That Section 181 of ‘amended ‘by Chapter 2 of the Special Session 1912. the Reyised 1912, be and Session, to read as On the third Tuesday in June, general election and seven city election in cities of of nominees, hereinafter designated as the ‘Pri- mary Election,” tion district for other candid: shall be held in each elec- the selection of party and jates for all elective offices within the state, to be filled at such election except offices of towns, villages and fourth class, and mei and library board: one hundred thousand nd cities of the third bers of school, park in cities having less than (100,000) inhabitants, and except, presidential electors and the office of county surveyor. lage clerk shall posted not ing the same, polls will be open, candidates are to be nominated. Every town, city and vil- give at least’ fifteen , days ice of the time and place of hold- of the hours during which the ‘and of the offices for which "The day for such primary election shall be the first day of registration In all election districts, except in S roglatretthe fret class.” Justice of the Supreme ‘That Section 182, as amended by Chapter Sec. 190: 2. eyised Laws ‘of the Gen- cral’ Laws, Special Session 1912, be and the spine, is Hereby amended so 85. to read as | Same 00 109 oe didates as follows: 0 A political party, within the Ilo% tion 182, meaning of ti his Chapter, is one which shall have maintained in the district or territorial division in question a party organization, and presented candidates for election at the last preceding general which candidates in each couty within the state at such elec- tion and shall have received in the than five ~ (5) vote cast for all candidates for Governor at 88 ection one or more of all have been voted for state not percentum of the total Such election or whose members to a number equal to at least total number of Seneral electionsjn the county where the ap- plication is mat ‘Auditor a petition for a place on the (3) percentum of the five votes cast at the preceding fe shall present to the County ri Aandidates for office The nomihation of candidates for ‘the office of County Surveyor shall be made as follows: ‘On or before Tuesday, seven weeks preceding any general election, ‘and not sooner than Tuesday, fourteen weeks preceding any gen- eral election, any person eligible and desirous of having his name placed upon the election ballot as a non-partisan candidate for the office of County Surveyor shall file his affi- davit with the County Auditor of his County, stating his residence, that he is a qualified voter In such county, and the sald office for which he destres to be a candidate. ‘The fee required for filing certificates of nomination ‘as provided by law shail be paid at the time of filing such affidavit. Such nomination may also be made upon ‘petition-by aMidavit of not less than fifty and not more than one undred — ele¢tors of such county, substantially sm the form hereinbefore provided, file in the same manner an con- sented to in writing by the party so to be nominated. Provided, that such petitioners ghall not be eligible to sign more than one petition for the same office, The persons s0} nominated shal have their names printed upon the officila ballot prepared for the ensuing general election without party designation, upon the payment of the fee as herein pro- vided. iz Sec. That Sectlo® 184 of the Revised Laws 1005, as amended by Section 226 of the General Laws of Minnesota for 1907, and Chapter Yo, General Laws of Minnesota for 1909, and Chapter 2 of the General laws Spe- cial Session 1912, be ang the same is hereby amended so as to read as follows: “Section 184. At least forty days before the primary election any party eligible and de- Zirous of having his name placed upon the primary ballot asa candidate for Chief Jus- tice. or Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, Judge of the District Court, State Congressional office or member of the State Legislature, shall file his affidavit with the Secretary of State when to be voted for in more than one county, and with the County Ruditor when in a single county, stating his residence, that he is a qualified voter in the subdivision where he seeks @ nomination, the name of his party, if for a party office, and the office for which he desires to be a candi- Gate; and if for a party office that he affi- fiatea “with said party at the last general election, and, either that he did not vote thereat or voted for a majority of the can- didates of sald it. such elec- tion and _ intends Pe at the ensuing election; provided, that all’ can- Gidates for offices not enumerated above in this Section. shaff file their affidavit as herein provided, not less than twenty days before Safa primary election. Upon payment by Such candidate to the Secretary of State of twenty dollars ($20.00), if for any office to be voted for in more than one county, or if for any office to be voted for ‘in only one county, upon payment of ten dollars ($10.00) to the County Auditor thereof, the County ‘Auditor shall place the name of such candl~ upon the primary election ballot of the date f patty desiguated, except where only one per- fon has filed as a candidate for any one office jn any one party the name of sich candi- date shall not be placed upon the primary ballot but shall be, considered and shall be the nominee for such office for the party un- der which such candidate filed and his name shall be placed upon the general eléction bal- lgt as the nominee of such party for such office; provided, however, that candidates for the Legislature shall pay ten doliars ($10.00) only to the Secretary of State wheh the af- idavit or petition is filed with him and ten dollars | §(10.00) to the Count? Auditor. when filed with him, provided that the name ef any eligible person may also be placed Upon the non-partisan primary élection ballot as a candidate for Chief Justice or Associate Court or Judge of the District Court, upon petition in. writing of electors filed within the same time and at the same place and upon payment of the me feo as is provided in case of filing of For Chief Justice or Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, upon petition of five hun- dred. (500) electors’ residing within the state; for Judge of the District Court upon the peti- tion of two hundred fifty (250) electors re- siding within the district. Such petition shall be in writing and signed by each of the elec tors joining therein and shall be by each of them acknowledged before an officer authoria~ ed by law to administer an oath. Upon the compliance with such requirement, such name shall be placed upon the non-partisan’ primary election ballot. No petition shall| contain more than double the number of signatures herein required and no officer shall regeive for filing or file apy. petition containidg _ more than double the number of signatures so re- quired. Any person whose name Is so present- AN ACT relating to sheriffs and their deputies and other assistants in counties having an area of more than twenty-five hundred square miles, and a population of more than fifteen thousand (15,000) and less than nineteen thousand (19,000) inhabitants, and to the salaries, fees, mileage, charges and expenses of stich officers, and to the ppointment of such deputies and other ssistants. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1, In each County having an area of more than twenty-five hundred square miles, and*now or hereafter having a popula- tion of more than fifteen thousand (15,000) and. less than nineteen thousand (19,000) in habitants according to the then next preced- ing State or Federal Census, the sheriff shall receive an annual saiary of Three thou- sand Dollai 2. in any such County sfall perform all the duties and services now. or which may hereafter be required by law to performed by him, and in ad- dition shall serve all papers and post al: notices named by law to be served or posted in behalf of the State or County for which he is elected, including all papers to be served or notices to be posted by the Board of County Commissioners, the County Audi- tor or any other County officer. Sec, 3, ~The sheriff in any such County shall’ appoint and employ a chief deputy, and one additional deputy who shall each be paid the sum of TweWe Hundred Dollars ($1,200.00) per ammum; one jailer who shgll be paid Six Hundred Dollars ($600.00) per an- num; one additional deputy during such times as the District Court is in session in his County, and such other and additional deputies, bailiffs’ or Court officers’ as’ may from time) to time be required, ordered or authorized hy a Judge of said District Court or by. the County Commissioners of said County, each such additional deputy, bailiff or Court’ officer to receive a salary at the rate Jof One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) per month, The salartes of all such deputies, jailers, bailiffs end. Court officers shall be paid by the Coun- y. Sec. 4. The salaries aforesaid shall be pald monthly jn the same manner as other County officials are now paid, and the same shali be in full compensation for all ser- vices rendered. by said officers except as hereinafter provided; provided that , said sheriff shajl be allowed the expenses tleces- sarily Incurred by him or any of his said deputies in the performance of their official duties which shall be allowed and paid in the same manner as other claims against such Counties are paid and allowed, except that the expenses incurred by them’ in per- forming the services required of them in con- nection -with, Insane persons and_ trasporta. tion of criminals and other persons to State institutions, and other charges and expenses incidental thereto shall be allowed and paid as by in such casés provided. All claims for livery hire shall state the purpose for which such livery was used and have attach- ed thereto a receipt for the amount paid for such livery signed by the person for whom paid; provided, further, that nothing in this act contained ‘shall be construed™to provent such sheriff from collecting all fees, mileage and other expenses or charges provided for or authorized by law and not herein other- wise specifically mentioned, from, the State or ay department thereof ‘or any other per- son or corporation, other than his County and eald sheriff shajl on the first Monday of each month file with the County Auditor of his said County a correct statement of all such fees, mileage, expense: and other charges received by him, and turn all moneys received into the’ County Treasury. Sec: 5, Nothing herein contained shall be construed to repeal, amend or modify the provisions of Chapter 267 of the Laws of 1907 with reference to matrons, night watch- men and assistant jailers, nor the provisions of Chapter 192, Laws of 1909, with reference to boarding of prisoners, oe Ge Tak eat seal tite, settect_ and inforce from and after its passager ‘Approved April 19, 1913. = CHAPTER 291—S. F, No. 452. ACT entitled “An act requiring a notice of clainy for damages, to be given to cities, Villages’ and boroughs. for loss or injury sustained in certain cases.” Be it enacted by. the Legislature of the State ‘of Minnesota: Section 1. Every person who claims dam- ages from any city, village or borough for or on account of any loss or Injury sustained by reason of any defect In any byldgej street, sidewalk, road, park, ferry-Hoat, public works or any grounds or places whatsoever, or by reason of the negligence of any of Its officers, AN, board of county commissioners commit | the care, management and operation of such hos. pital to such hospital board so created and may provide for the organization of such board, ifs.duties and the duties of the mem- bers thereof, and such further regulation in reference thereto and to the managemen' operation und control of such hospital as may be proper, necessary or desirable or may lease and let unto responsible hospital association Such hospital grounds and buildings upon such terms as they may deem advisable. Provided, that this act shall not be construed as au- thorizing or permitting any county board to erect any such hospital buildings or to pay for the same without first submitting the ques- tion to the vote of the people as herein pro- vided, and no such erection of buildings or payment therefor shall be made uoless.a mi jority of the electors yoting upon such propo- sition at any election vote in favor thereot. See, 7. ‘This act shall take effect and be f= foree from and after its age. Approved April 19, 1913, CHAPTER 8. F." No. 510. to amend Section 3354, Revised Laws of 1903, relating to the record title and lists of lands conveyed by the United States Government to. the State of Minne- sota, in aid of certain railroads, and for completing the record title by registers of depas. y Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State ‘of Minnesota: Section 1. That Section 3354 of the Re- be and the same is vised Laws of 1905, hereby amended so as to read as follows: “Sec. 3354. Every) railroad company to, whom lands have been or shall be conveyed by the state to aid in the construction of its road shall prepare, -at its own ¢ , separate lists of such lands lying within the of the judges.” an Soper ety ‘and after it ‘Approved April 19. 1013. e™ CHAPTER 300-8. F. No. 758. take effect and be AN ACT to amend Section 9 of Chapter 312 of the General Laws of 1903 as amended by Chapter 364 of the General Laws of 1909. authorizing cities having a y 10,000 or fless to establish and maintain general system of sewers and to maintain. maintain a alter, relay and extend any existing system of sewer: of such cities. ‘and to provide for the cost there nd to create sewer districts within the A Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That Section 9 of the General Laws of 1903 ind the same {= follows: ‘Section 9. with calculate the proper amount to be and lot, uation, fn. We section 5 of this act. district or lateral Several. counties, according to the government surveys, which lists shall be compared by the Auditor with the original lists in his office received from the interlor department of the general government; and each list when cor- fected by him. sball have appended thereto his certificate that the same is a and complete list of the lands in said Samay certified to the state and by it conv 0 such company. Such sets so certified shall be filed by the companies with the register of deeds of the respective counties where such Yands Ite, who shall keep the same as public records, ‘and they shall be prima facie evi- Gence of the title of such companies; provid- ed, however, that in all cases where any railroad company has failed to complywith the provisions of this act the board of county commissioners of any county in this state is hereby authorized to direct. the register of deeds of said county to transcribe directly from the original patents or approved ‘lists from the United es government to the state of Minnesota and the record of deeds from the state of Minnesota to the railroad company receiving such laads. Such orig- {nal patents and records of deeds being on file in the state auditor's office, the state auditor shall \offer. the needed conveniences to any register of deeds who desires to make a transcript as herein provided. ‘The county board shall, furnigh the register of deeds with the nece: books and records. It Shall be the duty of the state auditor to care fully compare such transcribed copies of pat- ents, approved lists or deeds with the ortg- {nal’ tnstruments and records on file in his office, and when compared he shall s» duly certify to each instrument. Such transcribed records duly certified by the state auditor When deposited with the register of deeds of any county shall be prima facle evidence of the “facts therein et forth and of the orlg- inal instrumepts 5 transcript, therefrom evidence in all the courts of the state. State auditor shall. receive 10 fees for his services. The register of deeds shall re- celve the same fees as allowed by law for fecording original instruments in his office. Which sum shall be paid bysthe county upon the approval of the board of county commis- sioners."* ‘Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be tn force from and after its passage. ‘Approved April 19, gi913. CHAPTER 394—S, F. No, 570, AN ACT to.authorize any city in the State ‘of Minnesota now or hereafter having more than ten thousand and ‘not more than twen- ty thousand inhabitants to issue and sell {ts bonds and use the proceeds thereof for the purpose of paying for local improve= ments now made, or hereafter to be made, for which no assessments against real es- tate have been or shall be levied to defray the cost of such tmprovements, Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State ‘of Minnesota: ‘Any city in this siate now or @, Whenever any work or im provement provided for by this act shall have been determined upon and a contract let there- for, the city~engineer, or other competent en- gineer selected by the city council. shall forth- Provided, that no property shall be especial ly assessed for the cost of a sewer in excess + of the cost of a sewer eighteen inches in di- ameter, and that Nabe msg ig district, joint wer of larger didmeter {han eighteen, (18) inches shall be laid. or Te- laid, the cost thereof in excess of the esti- mated cost of a like sewer efghteen (18) inches in diameter shall be paid out of the sewer fund, if any, or in case there is no sufficient amended by Chapter 364 of the General Laws of 1900, be ‘horshy eiended so as to read cially assessed for such district, joint district lateral sewers against every asse¥sable piece or parcel of land within the sewer ‘ district gifedted, without regard to cash val- cordance with the provisions of * sewer fund, then out of the general revenue fund of the city. . Provided, further, that in ing the special assessment trict sewer or joint district sewer, caleulst- for any dis_ the cost\ of laying or relaying such sewer ii any public ground. street or alley, and all catch basins, manholes, valves and tanks, lamp holes and flushing shall be taken as part of such district sewer or joint district sewer. and to be paid for by such special assessment , that private owners relay or extend any lateral sewer And provided, furth may lay, through any public ground, street or connect the same with any and t ed by-« majority of the city council, that any private owner alone, or two or more owners jointly, may lay, relay, or extend tateral sewers through private saan! ‘ to rights acquired therefor ae caren cor - urchase from any private owner or owners. the event that any private owner shall alone or jointly with others lay, relay or ex- ténd any such lateral through public ground, the clty shall not be or or in any respect Iiable for any negligence involved therein, . become in any way act or ‘Whea such engineer shal! hay, ni ealculation of the amount to rege si “I i sessed, a8 aforesaid, against each lot of -paroel of. land i fhe, sewer Glseiet t. he shall at once prepare and file with the city clerk or recorder tabulated state- ments, in duplicate, showing the proper de- scription of each and every lot, ‘plece or parcel assesssment and be known as the than ten (10) days thereafter. The Proposed assessment to be made by the city council - as hereinafter prescribed, and shali be laid before the elty council for its approval at its S]next regular meeting, assessed and the . the same; to be held not less city clerk or recorder shall thereupon cause notice of the time and place when and where the elty council will meet in regular session, pass upon etch proposed assessment. published in the official of the ¢ity council. such proposed or recorder neil, such ‘open to ii interested. At. guch persons ment may nd present asses or should not be “such meeting of tie by (such ar and the City © i oe ot ee assessment | such pi just in the by resolution such proposed same shall be by shall During all the ‘time between the Mitng of mt with the city clerk City assessment shall” be ‘and copying by all perscos of the City Counett, ail proposed assess- appear before the City Council ‘rea: ny te to be » paper of the city at least ten (10) days prior to such meeting sons why such proposed item thereof NC affirm and adopt I be deemed =) md the adoption ‘assesament the ‘the, city clerk and corporation, all amendments thereof, and a b mary election ballot. SErtinteate of the proper officer of such foreten | 20% /mpesed by law. upon the Board of Re-| wait be chosen at such primary election by ed and filed may withdraw the samé¢ by, fil- Section 1. State, ‘Territory or Government that {i gents of the State University, none of which | © oat ft t ing gn affidavit of withdrawal thireot in |agents, servants or emplo; shall cause to - ree to, businenetheretn a shall be. Aitected or abridged by anything pe CRS weve political, parties and not lite skme @ffice in Which ‘such petition Is filed. be preeeaied as the, common egunel or other hereafter, baking moresthas, tan thease and filed Jn his office, shall, thereupon he Stitution and by-laws and all amendments | "f'? : creby made the duty | tere sei aPthe Associate Justices of the Su- | Provided, each candidate tor state, inet J I, aiter. fot ddition. to all. the. powers now possessed og ‘assessment. ~The thereof which have been made, and all of said Beard of Regents of the State Univer-}), congressman-at-large,.and Judges of the Su-|alleged loss or injury, a written notice, stat- a ') amounts assessed against each fot, piece sor Pe rate. any organtzation. | aity fo greats In the Department of Agrteul- preme Court and Judges of trea ‘all: members [preme (Court shall” pay tothe Seerttary of} ine the tha, lace ad clreumatances thereof, |P2 uch city; iw hereby duthorised and em parcel of 16nd Oy SRC) eee ae tet ERIS chy eres, cicbeny Ww nder the supervision of said Board a : a a, MMoeive (State the sum of fifty dollars ($50.10) each | an 1m com) er _re- | powered, 9 interest from ‘ Rta” o rd alor the. State Legislature, and al ; Council” or common. council such | tion of rent, unti? Moensed to sell securities in this State ft 0 collect statistics ‘amd informa-| fy? omets, and Municipal oficers In cities |%, the, time of. fling hig aMfidavit, with said Nef Geman tet te ie eatise ioe ees given: (olny, by ontinance, duly | epacted By | Bi Have bees prids the Fale of tate @ within’ ten davs thereafter, |@f@rmative | vote of not ess two-| designated bp a resolution of the City Kou Fini, by a duly executed instrument, to be fied in the office of the proper Gommis- floner of Insurance, constitute and appoint fhe said Commission of Insurance and his Successor in office its true and lawful al forney in fact, and therein trrevocably agree brs ‘and lawful processes in any “or proceeding against it may be served 4 him with the same force and effect wally. served upon it. so long a: 28 Mog ita Habllity exists in this State. and the augty thereof shall continue in, ‘force bi i instrament phat contain provision Migreement declaring that such eomy Meesell. such. securition In this ‘State fed it will accept securities therefor or to the laws of this State, and that fecein not remove or make. application for nto any court af the United States Nation or proceeding commenced in. any wey oF this “State upon @ claim or cause Cosrtrion. arising out of any business or yetion done therein. teaneetyee of the failure of any “such fom, ty with Pay section, or if it small violate any of the or contained in any of the provisions of | port tion in reference to co-operative Associations among farmers and the management methods of conducting such Association. Such information shall cover all matters relating to co-operative Associations among farmers and relate to all subject matter proper or usual for co-operative action among farmers. Sec. It shall be the duty of said Hoard’ fhrough and by means of the employees of raid Board hereinafter provitled for to dis- minate such information among farmers de- siring to form and operate such co-operative Association upon application therefor by any such co-operative Arsociation or any number of farmers desiring to form such a co-opera- tive Association such information shall not only cover the methods of organizing such co-operative Association but also information as to the Iaw governing and regulating such co-operative Association and such information as to the conduct and management of the busi- ness thereof as shall be necessary or essential for the proper management and conduct of such business. And it is hereby niade the duty of all co-operative Associations to re- t annually to said Department on blanks se. ¢ purpose of carryiny and of the first and second class, shall be nomi- nated upon separate non-partisan ballots, as all qual participate i city office of cities, raving names of all candidates f the office of the Supreme ed and in the of Chie! hereinafter provided. Provided further, hat duly registered voters may choosing of candidates for as provided for in the city charter charters; the nomination for Associate Justices home-ru f Justice, Court, Judges of the District Court, Probate and Municipal.Courts and al, members of the elective county oft in cities of the first and second class offices ‘shall lot and all State Legislature, ‘Municipal ‘and all placed upon a separate primary bal- hereinafter designated as primary ballot.’ ** No party or other designation, ‘non-partisan except as above, shall be placed on such ballot except as herein provided, nor shall pny can- didate filing for nomination on said rtisan primary ballot be Qulred to state his party, relating to visions part clu thereon, returning and ‘canv: of we candidates rotation voting. non- mitted or re- affiliation. All pro- the nomination of form of ballot, in- amen, the endorsement marking | ballots, counting, sing results shall apply to the Sec. 4. That Section 187 of the |Revised Laws 1905, a8 amended by Chapter 2, |General Laws Special Session 1912, be and the same is hereby amended so as to read as follows: “Section 187. Tite Auditor of eat} count: in which said’ primary electipn is held shall have printed a sufficient nurhber of separate primary election pallots, varied as \may be necessary for the several districts an! wards. aid primary election ballot’ shall be \in the same general form as to size and Kigd of type fo be used, as fe provided for the menéral clection ballot, so far as is practicable, ‘The names of candidates under headings properly designating each official position, shail be ro- tated upon the ballot in the printing so that the names of all candidates for each office shall be so alternated on the. ballots used in each election district that they shall ap- pear thereon substantially an equal number of times at the top. at the bottom, and in each. intermediate place, If any, of.’ the list ‘or group in which they belong. All officers charged with the preparation and distribution) of such ballots. shall cause’ the printer's 8. to be so tr and the blocks of the ballots to be ¥o madé up as to carry out or if comme! or more than one year after thé occurrence of the loss or Injury. Sec. 2. The provisions of Section 1 shall also’apply when the claim {fs based on the failure of the city, village or borough In ne of the duties assumed by or imposed upon it as a master or employer. Sec..3. The provisions of Section 1 shalt also apply. when the clafm is one for death by wrongfal act or omission, and in that the notice \may be preserited by the personal enthtive, surviving spouse or’ ext of kin, or the consular oMcer of the forelgw country of which the deceased was a eitizen, within one year after the alleged in- jury ér loss resulting in such death; pro- vided, however, that if the person for whose death’ the claim is made, shall have du presented within thirty days, a notice wht would have been sufficient had he lived, the same shall be deemed. sufficient within the terms of this act: ; See. 4. Section 768 of Chapter 9 of the Revised Laws of the State of Minnesota for the year 1905, and all othet acts and. parts jof acts inconsistent « ith, are hereby re- thirds of all members-elect of such city coun- to issue anc sell not twenty-five thousand ($25,000.00) Par value in and of the bonds of auch ‘city and, use the proceeds. there for the rpose of paying for provements now, br hereafter to be made, for. which no assess: frente against real estate have been or shall) he levied to defray the cost of such, improve- ments. a ‘Sec. 2. ‘The bonds ‘authorized by section one (1) of this act, or any portion thereof, may be issued and sold by any. such. city notwithstanding. any Jimitation contained the charter of such city or in amy law 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 bonds. issued under this act and for the “current ‘Interest thereon, and the city council or common cduncil of such city shall each year include in. the ‘tax levy for such city a sufficient amount to provide for the payment of such interes! and forthe accum@ation of a sinking fund for the re- demption. of such bonds at their maturity. Sec, 9. No. bonds sha be tseued by ant cil. or common councl}, at the time of the adoption of such ito exceed six assessment, but not such ~ special (8) per annum ment,. with the’ accruing interest shall’ be a paramount Hen upon the included therein from the time of tion of such assessment by the City. and shall remain such Tien until ty and shall have. precedence over alt othe except gefieral taxes. and as to such shall > concurrent, and shail not be divested or tm palred by Any Judicial sale, and xo mistah. in,the description of the property or in th uaine of the owner shall invalidate the lier The City Coancll may at any time by fs olution direct the City Clerk or recomer make up and Me in the office vf the Count Auditor a jed_ statement of the amou of all. such wnpaid assessments and (he amount of interest which will be | thereon on the first dey of Jane ary of the following year, and the Cit KClerk or recorder walt within twent 120) days thereafter ‘make np and file a, thentpa of the County, contain a_ description, by the assessment. "Suet res latins me) which statement shal! of the lands «f pet tae : ified statement in the office of the Audite-———— agreements fea "ae aforenald. Hts right of, ts act, the said fo nomination of wald officers except, that ihe the datent Heteot, “There” shalt be no: orinting [pen be ly sheets and retu 2 ma sep- jon e e) ¢ ballots, or any’ mai to} See. 5. This act shall also apply t s}etty hn hereinabove, ment * Ris lich eke tier Gomoniamonae’ hereby, authorized andl tally sheets jand returns shalt be made mcealgistinguish “them, “except the” inidals of the rand villages existing under a charter Sereuiet trap stor ‘a tonger tery. (prniA eaimtaahied Ulan: BUR De Ba ae ox ‘ £ , ‘ é ra : . f ? 3! a 2 aS et ie = I i { t . ~ i ' ' i} | | | i | | | | | i | | i oe a a a | | | T TT