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Pipini 81,500) 31,500] * New reservations, or lore occupied ‘there Is not sus ‘Property to main- blic school for at least ths, and. to be ex intendent of public ‘puch territory main- for teachers’ wages only ....-------+ is, institutes and ex- ite" Pavinenta. ‘Wiienewer atl iry. in order to meet the eur- ‘upon the revenue fund of the ‘treasurer ‘m: 1915, make such agreement with. ‘Other corporations or persons as Qdvisable or necessary” to pa: against said revenue fund ¥ such appropriation wh the money to meet such comes into the state treasury, “warrants so issued are paid for the n of the state the money neces- to pay interest upon the amount of such from the time when such payment] is Suntil the money to redeem such war-| gomes into the state treasury, at the Qitor and pon by said governor, aut treasurer is hereby appropriated. “Approved April 28, 1913. (CHAPTER 408—-H. F. No. 1240, to appropriate Money for Current Buildings and Improvements at Institutions and for other Purposes it enacted by the Legisiature of the State ‘Minnesot IONS FOR STATE CHARI- NS.—Section 1. The sums hereinafter named, er so mmueh thereot Qs may be necessary, are hereby appropriated @ny moneys {n the state treasury not Serwiee, |. for the purposes. «pec- Ta tne following “ecctions. of this acts to be available at the time designated opposite each item. Bec. 2 ANOKA STATE ASYLUM ‘Available for ear endl ‘Two for women July 81, 1918 $120,000 comand bakery” fe" ‘room - cilities July 81, 1914 50,000 2,500 5,000 5,000 tional water piping it ds ....... July 81,1014 Steam piping electrical feeders. July 81, 1914 ‘Water towe: Wee -- July 81,1915 ower July 81, 1915 power it building . . July 81,1914 Improvements to power plant .... sees ,--July 81,1014 Resinting balance main July 81,1915 stra” Jaly 81, 8 1915 tion building . Repairs and bettermente.Ju!y Repairs and betterments.July Current expense Jul Sec, 8. HASTINGS STATE bie for eaetr tend Current expense ‘ July 13,1915 7,500 Poo Negron, ofl July 31, 1014 $55,000 | Sec. 18. STATE REFORMATORY: Superintendent's 1915 » goes Migaministration © build Compigiion new céll = ‘July 8191015 3, wing .... .. .....JSuly 81, 1914 $30,000 Siating ““B'" “Wing, ‘ad— P "S| Foundation for addition- qyiministration | building. July B1, 1916 2000] | SUR TIRE ooo) say Sl, 1S 20,800 Vater tower tank and r = Connections ..., .....July 81,1914 4,00] , Closing wall -.---....July 81,1914 7,500 Water supply piping...July 31, 1914 5.500, ‘clostl ‘ent stone en- 19) Two boilers and connec sia. soon] Pe .1915 7,500 EO lea : and_ tunnels 1815 75,000 new *cottages July 81, 1915 4,000 vee mid - 1» 1915 5,000 Engine, generator and antnaeit- bowpit itchboard .........July 81, 1014 5,000 Bere ig is we 1015 5,000 Five stokers : uly 81, 1915 5,200 peters Pea pipeed yl | Slant nme for Power sary gi,1914 8,000] , for ronda = July 31, 1914 3,000 Improvement of grounds. July 31,1914 Go| Additional guards and | Improvement of grounds. July 31,1915 9 ge <e rock crushing | Hefeure anage srermeots-Jaly 81 3013 S00 scitchen ‘eauipment’"<.7c3uly St, ioig Sano werments.July 81, 1915 - 5 H Garrent exdoe ne July. 31, 1913 Replumbimg north ceil ep Current expense BL 1914 Be 2.800 Garront expense 1015 i Sec, 4. FERGUS FALLS STATE . | Rebate eae Lem TAL. Insulation, cold water ‘ table for e pigese ne Rk g ar ont Adaitionel “tend”. 25,000 ew plumbing - July 81, 1016 frepsite nes tnabtecmseie iat ret} Slectrie dumb waiters. .July 81, 1915 Hepaiteaed eattermentactyly 31. Hes Tunnel to west detached Cyerett tesene’ . ata 3 E July 81, 1915 ‘Curreat sips aes ly 81, 1915 Relief, Peter Fernandez, aly St ee loss" of eye sustained aly Sore by him while employed Ly et gle at the State Reforma- july 81, 1915 tory a 9 ois on i. Mare avail- or finishing reservoir.July 81, 1914 b! a oa ti Radietor guards .. July 81, 1915 ing’ Joly ‘St, 4818 500 Improving roads and gala’ micxiey 8 a grounds ....,.........July 31, 1914 | Outed Ab ite be Glabeeeed Improving “Toads and Met hee coins teats grounds .... ........July 81, 1916 Board of Control in Repairs and betterments.July 31, eee, eee oe Repairs and betterments.July 31, 19 neasentherieret Current expense .. --July $1, 1914 der and direct in their Current expense ........ July 81,1915 | -Giscretion, Sec. & ROCHESTER STATH HOSPITAL:| fec. 14, STATE PRISON. available 46s. Available for vesr enti ul year ending Continuation fins | Additional lands .. Tuly $1, 1913 80,000 and joors ..July 81, 1914 2,500| Repairs and betterments.July 31, 1914 1,000 Continuation fireproofing Repairs and betterments. July: 31, 1015 1/000 ‘and renewing floors ..July 81,1915 —2,500|Gurrent expense - July Bi, 114 90,000 Extension dairy, barn July 81,3016 5.000|Current expense. > Talvat isis Gooee A ~-+.-Suly 81, 1015 000 | ) - jeanary’ roof. -July 81,1015 0s] se oe ON: “July 81,1914 ‘Krdtanle tor 1915 10,000 cpnaren’s pavilion . $7,500 + 1014 1280 |Service and employ “ 1015 380) balldtog |. . 85,000 Assembly Building °°.2). 22,000 [sundry bullding "and equipment .. ly,81, 1914 10,000 » 1915 1,500 -piumbing tower July'B1, 1914 15,000 1914 July $1; 1915 2,000 1918 July 81, 1934 8,500 July 31, 1915 8,000 i914 July 31,1914 88,000 » iS 1915 6,000 ? |Improving grounds, roa Seo. 6. ST. PUTER STATE HOSPITAL: | ,,°0d walks - Tun 84, 1914 1,000) 3 Available for | Improving, sroun ae yearending / . aring land 3,000 pees ee aeentstins |Clearing ing 3.000 epairs and bett 1! BORO eh cong YT OM 8 Repairs and betterments.July 8 1.500 |Current expense . July 3 30,000 south ward .....- ead 81, 1014 AN Current expense July 8 30,000, July Bt. ots 808) ec. 16. HOSPITAL AND ‘5 |} FOR INDIGENT CRIPPLED @HILDREN. 1815 8,000 Available for 1915 2,500) year ending ‘ . | Additional iRponeimess- |. tion, eds for chil- ans | dren and nurses’ rooms, \ including equipment at 1914 . 1914 0,000 | Ses. 20. ‘hies. and motors for “ventilating, fans, July 81, 1915 July 31, 1915 Detterments. Jul 31, 1914 and betterments. July 81,1915 expense . expense Gymnasium .... . thi emnor, | New gteenhouse Bpproprigtions, | the fcc prior| Cottage for industrial Bnlarcing Eolarsing and equipping nee rooms or tof Completion Peypro,|.mamn Dullding - ‘and Refitting and furnishing Cottage 4 ~Tuly BL, ter Bot! andspump ... Improvements plant . % New botler and stoker. Addition to and repa: and betterments.July Current expense . Current expense Sec, 11. Remodeling bulldings ‘Reconstructing J july 31, 1914 July 81,1915, . STATE PUBLIC SCHOO) Available for year endiny sis Ri coal “bunkers - tener, housing botier cow barn irs horse barn STATE TRAL A botler lant, heating distribu- ion, Current expense ° Sec, 12. HOME ‘Two cottages . Additional” barn facili- ties .. Water” tower, aera Biant « - one exchange witing ws. grounds, and s, implements . Stock, machinery implements . . Repairs and betierments.July 81, 1914 Repairs and betterment: Current expense . | Phalen Pa | Laundry. an 5,000) at Phalen Park 1,500 | Sidewalks ee 0) (Instruction and amuse- hot water distri- button, service pipes and’ tun- nels .. cold water July 81, July 81, 2iyuly 31, SCHOOL FOR GIRLS: A July 31, 1914 - July 81, Juh Jul July 81, 1914 sJuily 8i, 914 july 81, 1918 july 81, 1915 1915 1914 1914 1915, 1915 1914 1914 1915 1914 + 19US 1914 1915 NING vailabie for year ending . July $1, 1915 914 31, 1914 1915 + 1914 + 1915 + 1014 1915 1914 1915 vailable for year ending “tani walks and ks, and July 81, 1914 July 81, 1915 July 81, 1914 ‘Tuly 81, 1915 igs.Tuly 81,1914 clearing. July 81, 1914 and’ clearing. July 81,1915 hinery and J ark equipment, July 81, 1914 July 1; 1915, july 31, 1914 -July 81, 1914 July 81, 1914 July 81, 1914 1915 1914-5000). ment. ceseeees Sly 81, 1914 1915, 000 | Instruction nd amuse- ' 3914 255,000} _ ment. ‘ July 81,1915 5: ‘4915 265;000| Grading. and improving 47. SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND | fae . ea. Tuly 81, 1914 ree |Grading “and improving south wing...July 81,1014 $80,000] SrQnnAs nai” uy #i, 19ts north wing..July 31,1915 55,000 |For, cargo indinent, eg ine les ......-..-July 81, 1914 egg PNY 8 104 6.000) ror cate poor. “indigent. jttage .......-July 81, 1914 700) poling, ieee Set uty 81,2014 8,000) MeReRe July 31, 1914 ence andgsio aid en Joly $1, 1915 ~ ia ge au 250 | Current. aly 81, 1914 minty 31,4018 | Current)@xpense - July 81; 1915, WW. NOSPITAL FOR July 81, 1915 Jul 800. Re 1S July 31, 1914 July 31, 1915 july. 81, 1914 July 31, 1914 July 81,1914 July 31, 1915 -duly 31, 1014 ‘duly 31) 1914 :July 31, 1914 uly 81, 1915 July 81, 1914 oe. Suly 8191915 si: ind Su 81.1914 » “pp! plind. July 31, 10815 000} o0 boo! 200} 2n0 1,000 Deportin: 50 | WILLMAR. Available for year ending ad ance of State Board of Control 3/000 |For meinte Board at any tions in sity Contingent at ance'of Stat “ontral 000| Contingent fund aval and, all. institu se of neces- fund avaliabie aatd_all institu- tions jn case of neces. city’ for sta\ ties. 1,000] State confal ties an 200| Purchase \(dditional lands ie Snstitutions 250) State, conférence of chari- ni seorrection of char: Hon. . 0/Cow barn - July 81, 1914 _ | Greenhouse July 81, 1915 500/ One votler «>, |Improvemten ts 21,"1914. 500 | Im July 31,1915 tterments.July 81, 1914 eterments.July 31, 1915 0 Repairs a b Current @xpen<e July 31, 114 ) Current, expe r July 81, 1914 21,250. . 09) Sec. 18, OR MISCELLANEOUS PUR- 3 900) posts & SCHOOL/FOR THE DEAF | Available for x ‘Avatlable for | year ending ae year ering }For | insurance on state _generator Es Tuly 81, 1914 $125,000 July 31, 1914 suly 81, 1915 july 81, 1914 ly 81, 1915 aly @L.1914 uly 81, 1924 uly 31, 191 uly 31, 2014 SCHOOL: $15,000 $50,000 | SANITARIUM $60,000 INBBRIATES, 72/500 79,500 5,000 5,200 1,500 1,500 2,500 2,500 2,500 2,500} 500 500 45,000 10,000 ‘800 750 750 50,000 50,000 25,000 25,009 10,000 300 |to j the | warrant! commodation of the state the money ne |ing damage ings bel from. th the boar used, wi revenue the gov persons, sary to prior to. pay we wi rate train and t have recelv under t Control Public vestigat or may * Appro' AN AC tion (2640), Laws to pri tion, one Revised ed so a 2. It age of terial, and for Any It mi cluding When the req) reductioi by the “clear wi vl in ‘consi tained exclude boundar: space n except or tran: tenance permit tion of ice the ment, but in his pari Hable, itm permit in’ the ry the the rat failing his, loss, if gage. stitutions: PROVIDED FURTHER, that in case of the the state’ treasury to the credit of the insti- tution at wi ‘occurred, and tion shall have the right to expend such insur- apee money upon the repairs Of such building if repairable; otherwise such money shall -be propriated therefor by the Legislature, Feconstruction.of the buildings. so destroyed. ec. 19. order to meet the current demands upon the any time prior to July 31, 1915, make such agreement with banks or other corporations or hue fund pursuant to any such appropriation meet state warrants from the time ,when such payment made until the money to redeem such ts comes into the state treasury, at the ‘treasurer, is eae Sec. 20. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 28, 1918. AN ACT to authorize the board of managers of. the -s Be it enacted by the Degislati of Minnesota: Section 1. State Public School is hereb; for such children as the controlling board or other managing authorities of any institution or association which 1s permitted to receive, find homes for or secure adoption for children Sec. 2. The Board of Managet whom homes have been found by any institu- tion within the State of Minnesota which has the State Board of Control to receive and) find homes for dependent children. | CHAPTER 405—S. one thousand six hundred and forty nesota for the year one thousand nine. hun-/ dred and five (1905), ter three hundred thirty-one (381), sand nine bundred and nine (1909), relating insurance companie: Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State ‘of Minnesota: Section 1. the year one thousand nine hundred and five (1905), as amended by ‘Chapter three hundred | thirty-one (831), for the year one thousand nine hundred and nine (1909), be and the same is hereby amend- | forms of description and specification of the | property use of electricity, gasoline, acetylene, or stor- for repairs and improvements, operation or ceasing to operate, for the main- | tenance avork and materials incident to the busines hazardous product may contain a caution giv- instr |of use or storage. It may print or use in iti forms for insurance against loss rental values, leaseholds of buildings, use ang occupancy, and indfrect or consequential loss or damage caused by change of temperature resulting from the destruction of refrigerating or cooling apparatus, or any of its connections. which fact such writing shali be the only evidence, said form to be in the following terms, to-| $ , | he rate of premium upon the within pol- re AGeas been agrees that continuous space of feet shall hereafter at all and any tablishment; tion connected sert description or disconnected building or insert exceptions if any), or by accumulation of combustible materials of any kind and across such clear space. for handling, temporary purposes or otherwise. This\clause shall not be construed to prohibit the main- of tramways used exclusively for the trans- portation of is neither piled or platforms shall not be held tramw. the meaning of this clause, and failure upon the part of the insured to comply with the terms of this clause shall not avoid this policy, nor in. any company hereunder but in case of such faii ure the assured shall be Hable to the com pany for the difference in the premium herein: before set forth. It may also ‘print or use in its policy a| ‘Watchman Clausé thg_ following, word: ‘he il ance of this policy he will unifo1 constantly maintain a watch service in ‘con+ nection with said premises, and in considera. policy has been reduced from 8. 3. and understood that the failure of the assured to maintain such uniform and constant watch pe sath comply with this clause or agree-/ing to,comply with the provisions of thit act. Geald. this policy, or incase of lone lessen’ the |*all forfelt and pay to the state of ability of the company under “this policy; |/f2cy such failure, to maintain such watch service or perform grees | to premium for the unexpired term of said policy. printed form providing that in case of a risk ‘equipped with automatic sprinklers the -as- sured shall use due diligence in seeing that the equipment 1s properly maintained; also a or unoccupied for a stipulated “number of) days beyond the “thirty pepsin roay be char: water shall be kept. at for jthe highest rate written In the policy; also'a form may be attached excluding lia bility for loss or damage to: dynamos and other electrical rent, either natural or art! it’may also print or use forms providing that in case Of loss, }Yess shall be payable~to the mortgabte. her, its, or thelr interest may appear. printed form in the feos n'r7 Phage towit “Subject and condition: ote may also print or ae its gp case the to several bufldings. der ove ftem. a villages 1 and or destruction of any insured build- longing ‘to the state, all moneys derived @ insurance thereon shall be pald into} Ving, follows See. 2. agree with solidation, h such damage rd having the control of such institu- ith stich qums as may be specially ap- or ‘Whenever it becomes necessary, tn vote, and fund for the payment of appropriations, ernor, euditor and treasurer may, at weeny by vote of as they may deem advisable or neces. pay warrants issued against said reve-|votes cast vided that, without therein, petition of number of the time when the sueh appropriation comes treasury, and whenever is so issued are paid for the ac- money to into the interest upon the amount of suc ioe vote, solidation 4 upon by the governor, auditor and/| tion, and ereby app effect, place. and lages -with CHAPTER 404—S. F. No. 257. solidation «= Sec. 4 effect. trom Approved te public school to receive, keep, and find homes for, certain children jo visit the children for whom homes y institution. 2 of the State been found by The Board of Managers ot the| 4%, authorized to keep, maintain, train and find homes| 225,00 1% ucts, thereof. State Board of of the State Asit- and in- children for he supervision of the may request. Laws 1905, School -is authorized to e the conditions of all follows: ection for sale, at any time have been permitted by) ved April 1918. izer ‘of the | milk, F. No. 580. boric acid, to amend subdivision two (2) of sec- Revised Laws of the State of Min-| amended by Chap- | General | of Minnesota for the year one thou- provisions than twent: dollars, or not less th ‘ovisions of standard policy for fire ‘That subdivision two (2) of sec thousand six hundred and forty (1640), Laws of the State of Minnesota for more’ than General Laws of Minnesota force from Approved to read as follows: may print or use in its policy printed | AN insured, Including permits for the compensa ‘other extra hazardous product or ma ont for the| of sprinkling or-other improvements, | Seetion 1. the use of the premises for ordinary permit for the use or storage of a| — "Sgction tions as to the proper method | upon mak! policy printed | intendent of rents id exceed six meeting of that action. spectin also use a form ~specifically ex-/ vided tl the last mentioned hazard. the policy covers a lumber risk upon est of the insured in writing, of| t ment. shall \certificate clerk is en “Section trict ma: | amount ‘and if in consideration thereof a/ mn in the rate of premium is ma company, the form knewn 4s the space lumber clause’ may be used, howeve: reduced from the sum of to the sum of $. and ideration of such reduction the assured report shill Sec. 2. be :| Approved times. be "main- between the property hereby insured | y woodworking or manufacturing es- said space shall, in all cases. and be measured from the exterior ‘y of any permanent structure or addi- ith or attached to (here in- f nearest wood-worker); said | iat to be occupied by any independent | structure (here tain heal tions. to do busin the loading or unloading -only within portation of lumber or timber products It shall not be used piling or sorting lumber for tion for sect and > ‘or operation within said clear space|, Sec. 2. lumber} Approved Sorting rs within lumber, provided, that ‘stored thereon. ‘ jauner lessen ‘the liability of the state, whic! fifteen mil ig bought, livered to hours after hat is know said clause towit: insured agrees that during the continu- ridiy and as the containing to be in such uniform and constant watch serv. rate of. premium charged upon the _ me) ) hours ly agreed after the 1 in which | stockyard: Sec. 2. and jt [s hereby express! 1 in No manner nor to any extent sota, the the event of the failure of the assured two orm he shall then be | trovement t of this agreement, pay said full and hereby ai y also print or use in its policy a livered in that the premises may remain vacant | ‘Me icy, for which. commit ay additional ey, for which permit an additional ‘: ged; also a form where- assured agrees that, for a reduction in e of premium, barfels and butkets: of | dat all times; that; 80 to do, tit shall be liable aN estate electric cur-|Be it in its policy printed ‘such | P! a appliances caused ° by Section ue to the stipulations, provisions, contained in this policy, the payable to .. as ‘mort- its, or their interest may ord of any. as his, her, ‘of the legal a in| the record ch |and effect vistons or ‘un- | notice. printed form in’ the follow towit: 4 eb) agreed in’ case “of loss, this of tite cuapter 407—S. F. No. 689. ‘AN ACT providing for the consolidation of In cases where their pmo ti are adjacent or coincident for one be for one and one-half may be consolidated on agreeing as ‘The council) .of either vil east’ at such election solidation the same shall be effectual on the | 4% held therein, then in case first shall vote ceding anqual village electi village clerk within fifteen a. special election called therein and the question of such oon- thereat are against vote of the counct! thereon Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State ‘at Minnesota: Section 1. advertise or sell, compound designed, or offered for sale or use, as an adujterant, preservative or renovator tailk. crea cheese; nor shall any person ad cream, ment in the county jail for not less than CHAPTER 409—! ACT to amend Sections and 1833 of the Revised Laws of relating to the mon school. districts. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State ‘of Minnesoi |snj proper time greater compensatién has been vot uch increase of compensat! jof the clerk as herein. provided \e: Dollars ($50.00) for any one year. This act shall take effect force from and after its Be it enacted by the Legislature of th of Minnesota: 1 Section 1. and accident insurance association now licensed membership to commercial travelers does not pay commissions or other, from the provisions of law tents of policies of health and insurance when approved by the Com pt Insurance. 7 in force from and after its passage. ted by the Legislature of ny terminal over any line of ra action brought by the Attorney: state ‘shipment in force from Approved Ap CHAPTER 4122S. FP, No, #43. air go's temelian, sPanvapennag- cot, [tee the record: cted by the Legislature of the of Minnesota: within |. Shall be and the 4 declared to be legal and vali such conveyai recorded in the-office oa in sit feepects ‘by miles or more, said ma: the other village to su cone or may, of ts own motion, and upon petition of twenty-five (25) resident yot- ers forthwith shall, D upon the question of consolidation, the gen- eyal terms of which shall be stated in such Petition and in order a special election the question submitted to in case a majority of the votes) is in favor of con- thereto by the other village, either its counell, or, if So aieioe is of the thereat are in , Pro- if the council of either village hold: such erectio; twenty-five (26) per voters voting ‘at the last pre- filed with the days of such with shall be shall be submitted at such - elec- ia masts of the votes cast such consolidation the Shall be of no such consolidation shal! not take Sec. 3. The agreements between such vil- reference to. ‘the terms < shall oe be binding upon the con- ‘end take solidated village. ‘This Act shall be in ‘and after ite] April 21, 1913, CHAPTER 4088. F. No. 673. ACT to amend Section 1756 of the Re- vised Laws 1905, as 428 of the by Chapter relating to dairy prod- General Laws 1 ts and preservatives providing for penalties for violation ‘That Section 1756, Revised s amended by Chapter 428 of the General Laws 1909, be amended to read as 1756. No person shall manufacture ny mixture or it butter or cheese, or as a neutral- acidity of milk, ‘ream, butter or or apply to butter or cheese, any borax. salicylic acid, formaldehyde, for- jmalin or ‘other anti-ferment or preservative nor any alcohol, viscogen, Mme, saltpete: soda, soda ash, ‘or other neutralizer; provided, howéver, that ‘this section shall not apply to’ pure salt added to butter or cheese. “Any person, firm or corporation violating the T. sal of this section shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and, on ‘convictio: thereof ‘shail be subject fo a fine of not less y-five dollars, nor more than fifty imprisonment in the county jail for, an ten nor more than th: one hundred dollars, or imprison- s for each ‘This act shall take effect dnd be in and after, its April 21, 191 | separa F. No. 727. ition of clerk rer of com- ~ That Sections 1832.and 1833 of the Revised Laws of 1906, be and the same are hereby amended so as to read as follows: 1882, The clerk of each common district shall be paid at the rate of two per cent of the gci disbursements for the year, his annual report to the super- s required by law aceurately and such compensation not dollars in any one year, \upless a at a stating ting Te- 5 Pro- in no case shall the: com tion Fifty Sich pay- be made by the treasurer upon a of the superintendent tt such titled thereto.’ : 1883. The treasurer of such dis. receive as compensation much an shal] be determined at th¢ regular the district upon a notic! would be had at such ree school meeting of the district. not ing, ‘Twenty-five which sif¥il be allowed only after bit annuai dollars per | annum: board. d be in have been approved by sage. April 21, CHAPTER 410—S. F. No.. 813, AN ACT relatinj to insurance written by cer- ith and accident insurance jassocia- i State . Any domestic assessment; health ess in this state whieh its which pensa- mpt form cident uring new members shal#be: lating to ‘This act shail take effect be April 21, 1918. } of CHAPTER 411-8.°F. No, 827. | AN ACT to factlitate the movement rds. State tock from terminal stations to stoc! Be it ‘of Minne: Section 1 sota: 1 That all live. stage artivBs. st this is billed to any stockyard Within of said terminal where live) stock Snuch “stockyard. within its arrival at such terminal de- (6) prevented by an act of God; of which time any terminal hess is transferring live stock from te: interchange points tp stock yards fo: loading Shall be allowed not more than |three railroad whose principal | busi- time of the eaid six (6) Ive stock has peen delivered to deliver .said live’ stock ti chute Taat any carrier or carriers] fail- sum of Fifty dollars ($50. to be recovered in. aletvil . Tt ore carriers are involved of such live ‘stock, by the state that such stock was not de- time, shall be prima. facte ev! that all the carriers were liable. Be Thi ‘act shall ‘This act shall take effect nd after ite Deawege. by wife direct to husband, of such conveyances. 7 1, That al? conveyances pis state made 24th, 1889, tw which a conveyed real property direct care d, and heretofore the county shall be valid, ‘such “con thereof shall have the the surgeon. and length of time at employment ‘which in- Jured, ported within 48 telegram, written report of such accident shall then be made within 14 days or at such time as the commissioner of labor shall designate. The commissioner of labor may require such sup- plementary reports on any deems necessary for the securing of the in- days| formation required for the first offense, and for the second of-|’ Sec. 2. Copies fense, a fine of not jess than fifty dollars nor|released obtained an. « tidents occurring in fl shall be filed with the Labor Commissioner. on the ‘corporat! within the time herein specified, ts hereby de- clared to be a misdemeanor. ~|made nor any part. thereof, shall in evidence or refefred to at the trial of any of this act. the contents thereot be disclosed in any mai same may be used for state investigations and statistics only. as_such. In force from and after its passage. and all other acts and parts of acts incon- sistent hereby repealed. General the sane 1s hereby amended #0 as t6 read as intoxicating liquor as a beverage intoxicating liqu wholly, or in part, in the business: of carrying know! person to drink any invomten ia live |@ollars. ($100.00), or by imprisonment in the ‘| pose shall have the same power and authority of a person that is not intoxicated, to depart station having police a1 of Minnesota: ‘oe 100, be sraended’ Uy" adging at gene there: wtb.” For patos return pr to Suj Court on appeal from. Demy court oat t and be in CHAPTER 415—H. F.. No. 192. AN ACT prohibiting spirituous or malt liquors in or vpon any schoot grounds. i Be it enacted by the Legislature of the ‘State of Minnesota: Section 1. Any person who. shall introduce upon, or have in his p any ‘school ground, or any ‘scl house or 10. ilty of a misdemeanor, the minimum pun- merit whereof shall be a fine. of! Twenty- five Dollars ($25.00) or imprisonment for ten days, in the, jail. « {loss Pproved April 21, 11 Any CHAPTER 416—H. F. No. 214. AN ACT requiring certain «accidents occurrin; to employes in the State of Minnesota, @ resulting in death or injuries, to be reported to the Commissioner of Labor of said State. with Data and Information concerning the injured, the industry in which in. lured, the nature, cause and duration of the injury, together with copies of all settle- ments and releases under @r obtained in re- spect to such accident and penalty for tatiure, to make su Jo Fepeal Chapter 286, General Laws of 1000 and all other acts or parts of acts incon. sistent with the provisions of this Act. Be it enacted by, the Legisiature of the State ‘of Minnesota: Section 1. It is hereby made the duty of every employer of labor, engaged in industrial pursuits, to make or cause to be made report of any accident to an employe, occurs in the course of his or her employment and which canses death or serious injury, within 48 hours of the occurrence of such injury and of all other accidents which occur to any of its, his or their employes within the scope of their employment within fourteen days after the occurrence of such accident. Provided that such injurfes are sufficient to wholly or tially incapacitate the person injured from bor or service for more than one week, which report shall be made in writing to the com- missioner of labor of the state, giving: (a) Name, age, sex and occupation of in- jured person. (>) Date on which accident occurred and hour of day. ge) Whether person injured could speak Eng- ish. : (d) Occupation of employer. é (e) The cause of injury. (f) The nature and extent of the injury and the probable length of disability. (g) The name and address of the attending com spectt sand dolla: two ing hundi (b) Wages injured person was earning. (i) Length of time in service of employer|™! Provided: That accidents required to be re- hours may Feported by’ e personal notice. less telephone or 10. it as he by this law. of all settlements made or. ct to. industrial ac- State of Minnesota! the and ‘The failure to. make. such reports| °".” person, co-partnership or hereby'to-make the same Sec. 3. part of any ion required o report herein required to be Sec. be admitted 4. ‘or in any judicial proceedings w’ except prosecutions for the violation ‘No such, report nor any part thereof, nor any copy of the same, gor any part thereof, | ficat shall be open to the public, nor ‘shall any of| | No ner, by any official or clerk or other employe of ‘the state having access thereto, git. the ‘Any such disclosure js hereby and punt act shall take effect and be declared to be a misdemeanor Bec. 5. Th Sec. 6. Chapter 235, General Laws of 1909, | 190% with the provisions of this act are, ‘Approved ‘April 21, 1918. of \ CHAPTER 417—H. F. No. 825. AN ACT to arfend Chapter Twenty-eight (28), General Laws of Minnesota for 191i, ‘re- lating to drunkenness on railway trains and street cars and prohibiting the drinking of intoxicating Mquor thereon as a beverage and providing penalties for its violation. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State ‘of Minnesota: Section 1. That Chapter Twenty-eight (28), Laws of Minnesota for 1911, be and of follows: Rule “Bection 1. No person shail while intox!- eated enter or be on or remain upon a rail- way train or street carvas a passenger. ‘Sec. No person shall publicly drink any In any rail~ way train, coach, or street car, or give, or cause to be given’ to any other person thefein, aga beverage, except in a/ever, compartment or ‘place where such liquor is| sold or served under the authority of @ license peop agg 8 epee ot sive iste, Proviaed ture the Sia of July, 1879. y Ps ey 8 and. comorations gpeeeed/ ther, that before any retired member of passengers for hire, their agents, servants or employees who shall | permit any Hquor as & beverage in any railway traim coaeb. or street ear, except in the compartment. where such quor is sold.or served under the authority. of | a Meense lawfully issued and any person. vio- lating any provision of this act, shall .be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon ‘conviction, shali be punished by a fine of not less than ten dollars ($10.00) or more than one hundred with cil o county jal! for not less than twenty (20) days, nor more than ninety (90) days. . 4.. The conductor, of any raliway train Street car shall summarily arrest, with or without warrant, any. person violating any Of the fofegoing provisions and for such pur- hie as-any peace officers, including the power to summon. assistance and such conductor. shal! further have power to deliver any such per- son t¢ ‘any policeman, constable. or other pub- lic officer of the county in which sucit offense was @mmitted, and it shall he the duty of such officer to bring the person charged with such offense before the nearest justice of the peace or munictpal court of the county where said ‘was committed, and to make & complaint against such person, and such com- plaint made upon information acd belief of said officer, shall be sufficient. Sec. 5. No conductor or employee of any rajiroad company shall expel or allow any intoxicated person who is not in the charer of from his train at a station where there is no police protection, jail or lockup, but shall carry. such intoxlcited person fo the nearest Jail protection. ‘Sec. 6. The condvetor of any railway train or street car may take from any person found violating any of the foregoing provisions, any intoxicating Hquor then “in the possession of deliver the-aame to the ng giving. the person ‘Upon the upon mark Rersn Oe est station agent. taken a receipt therefor. shall be ‘Abhtrovea by such station agent. ‘Approved April 21, 1918. — CHAPTER 418—H. F. No. 985. AN ACT relating to. insurance corporations, prescribing the capital stock required, the kinds of business such no pong may pakne v4 fe and Sone repeal of acts in- Ioy"the. Lesislatare of the State : an Insurance corporations shall. be trict. Coun shall the its breakage - 9. To foes of transportatton; water, caused by accidental of automatic sprinkler system. J . To insure against loss or damage by death of live stock. 12. To guarantee merchants and ‘those en- gaged in business, and giving credit, automobile, theft, and other perils against lability for damage others by collision with such vehicles. 14. To insure against lability for loss or damage to the property of another caused by the insured or by those for whom the in- sured is responsible. ‘The paid-up capital corporation shall not be less than one hun- dred thousand dollars ($100,000) except that authorized to transact the business in Subdivision 2 shall have less two hundred th ($200,000) and companies au- thorized to transact the business specified subdivision 6 shall of not less than two bundred fifty thousand dollars maintained of not less than fifty thousand ‘But any company having a paid-up, capital of not less than the ag- gregate capital authorized to transact the business specified in subdivisions 1, and 2, respectively, or that ‘specified ‘in subdivisions 4 and 6, respectively, by so providing in its certificate of incorpora- tion or amendment thereto, may combing the business of the two first mentioned or, of the transact the same as one corporation and any corporation hi d-up capital of not less than two fifty thousand dollars ($250,000) and @ surplus constantly maintained of | not. less than fifty thousand dollars ($50,000) and au- thorized to transact business other than the din subdivisions 1, may also engage in any and all other Kinds of insurance as herein pro- vided except those last above specified. Any such corporation authorized to transact the business specified in subdivision 1 having a paid-up capital of not less than three hundred (3800, by s0 providing of incorporation, capital of not kinds specified respecti thousand dollars in its charter or certificat also engage in the kinds of business specified in subdivisions 10 and 18, or either of them; and any such corporation qm! ed to transact the business specified in sub- division 2 having a paid-up capital of not three hundred thousand dollars. ($300,000), certificate of incorporation, in the kind of business specified in subdivision manner }other business Approved April 21, Section 1. the first class department, retired members thereof not drawing @ pension from the relief association of any paid fire department, per month, and to be paid to such members under rules to be, established by said City Council or governing body; provided, ‘that no such retired fireman shall receive m unless he served actively with- out, pay as @ member of such volunteer fire he ‘Sec. be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 21, 1913. Section 1. hereafter -having a population of satid inhabitants or over may, in the exercise ‘of the police power, by: ordinance duly adopted by the City, Council or common Counctl or other. governing body, by @ two-thirds vote, ‘per cent.of the property owners of the district sought to be affected, industrial ‘or Industrial district: shall terially, and on petition dence ‘To insure against loss or br reason of giving credit to with them; this shall be known as¥ credit ce. To insure loss or of stock of fi dollars oo have a ($250,000) and a surplus ra ($50,000). required vf two last mentioned, and a ire ively, than yy sq providing in its ‘The certificate of incorporation, tHon to the ‘general requirements shall specity territory fp which it may except in“ stock corporations. fications of members, the methods: of provid- ing corporate funds, and the classes of prop- it may insure. ‘The charter or certificate of incorporation of any insurance corporation organized under any general or special law may be amended in respect to any matter which an original certificate of a corporation of the same kind may lawfully have contained by “the adop- tion of a resolution specifying the proposed amendment and by cording and publication of ‘the same in the prescribed by the general laws of, this state relating: to amendments to certi- ficates of incorporation. the approval, such corporation shall motor need not be in B. ‘Sec. 2. Section 1597 Revised Laws of 1905 ‘as amended by Chapter 330 of ‘the laws of 1909 and Chapter 118 of the General Laws ‘are hereby repealed. 1912. CHAPTER 419—H. F. No, 1045. | AN ACT authorizing cities of the first class other than cities operating under home rule charters to pension retired members of vol- unteers fire departments and tax for that put Be it enacted by ‘Minnesota: not Charter, which is: hereby authorized such pension not to such volunteer fire department shall be en- titled to the benefits of this act, said retired member: shall first make, written applicetion for the pension herein provided and _ fil of such volunteer fire the City Clerk. Thereafter yr governing body shall upon Yestigation allow or deny sald sppl it _may. deem proper. Sec. 2. Every such city is hereby author- ‘ized and empowered, to levy e tax for the purpose of providing such pensions, not to ex- on ali the tax- an arige of ys eas ot ‘uch Pepe iis act snail ke CHAPTER 420-H. F. N AN ACT. authorizing cities of fifty thousand inhabitants and over In the exercise of the police power by ordinance to designate resi- dence and industrial districts in such cities nd classify industries and, buildings which may. be erected and maintained therein, and prohibit all others. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State Minnesota: Any city in this St petition of fft; ate residence districts in such prohibit the erection and maintenance of ho tels, stores, factories, warehouse: ing plants, public garages or stable! “establishment or business ovat, Cement and apartment houses. See. II. governing body. may pate. Nene and. Hmit Industrial -dls ean’ in said City sehere such classes of jndustries ‘Any such City by @ like also classify iishments, and industrial establishments may ted and inta rection, mail jell or Oth find that the character pf 1 ha: mer determination and estad! ct out of an industrial 1a} district out of a etin any-state or terrl- | provided Dotninion against of plate. giass, insure again: or theft, or attempt tnereat, money or securities in course of or other vehicles by colliston, fire, operation, to property of paid-up capi may also engage transact than that specified charter and articles of association. Insurance on automobiles, other motor vehicles against loss or damage by fire, when combined in one policy with in- surance against one or more of the other hazards mentioned in subdivisions 2 and 13 of this section, with Section 1640 of the Revised Laws of ‘That the City Council or other governing body of every city in this state of, operating under a Home bad a volunteer fire erected, ned, af", aon prohibit ae arectien: ee aera * sw ‘ ad Sec. TIT, athe Sat tty Council, 7 | governing body. of said City {nays at any time thereafter and whenever it So yf fifty it A oe et aald.dustiick eet, anlge| a8 Be fy ft rae age by age oF from those deal- damage to and -up in ital constantly compani 2 and 4, thoriz~ charter or in aadi- business, ‘the quali- sfiling, re~ any in its cycles and accordance to ‘the Legislature of the State levy a to pension exceed $25 how. department the same said coun- oper in- tion as effect and fe now or itty thou- | Cities an ary clean- or any whatso- vote of its industries may iniots ‘with: be c tish a resi- distsict, OF coals FR ua i fea the other dm writing. cha e in ¥ party mands an such right to an ap- ; the appraisers to- r shali then estimate and appraise the , stating separately sound value and dam- age and, failing to agree, shall submit their of the loss; raisers respectively selected by 1 bear equally the expenses for the ap- praisal and umpire. The fees of any ap- RUSE ov sumptre seal 0 no: ene Sues ten ars ($10.00) per day.”” ‘Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its Li Approved April 22, 1913, a sisi linnesota for 1005, relating to the duty of judges in connection witn elections for the change of boundaries of counties, and relating to the duty of cai vassing returns thereof by the state canvassing board, Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State ‘of Minnesota: Section 1. That Section 885, Revised"Laws af ‘Minngsota for 1905, be amended so as to read as fdllows: “Section 885, he Judges of election, in ad dition to the returns required in other cases, shall within twenty-four (24) hours after the canvass is completed, transmit ‘to the secre- tary of-state, by registered mall, their cer- tifieate of the number of votes cast for and against any proposition submitted; and the county canvassing board shall make return of said Vote as in the case of votes for state of- ficers, and such return shail also show the-re- sul such vote for and against any prop- osition submitted, in such proposed new coun- ty, a8 well.as in the entire county affected by such election."” Bec. 2. That Section 886 of the Revised Laws of 1905, be and the same is hereby “Section 356. shall canvass such returns vassing the votes cast for state officers, and in the samé manner; and they may resort to the. returns received’ from the election judges for the correction of errors in the returns of the county canvassing board. and for supply- ing omissions therein. When the canvass is completed, such boaré shall make and file with the secretary of state its certificate, de- claring the result of the vote; and, if such cer- tificate shows that such proposition has re- ceived a majority of the votes cast thereon in each county to be affected thereby, and also has received a majority of the votes cast thereon in the territory forming the proposed new county, if the proposition was for the es- tablishment of a new county, the governor, within ten days thereafter, shall issue his proclamation declaring the same adopted. The Secretary of state shall recordssuch certificate and proclamation in his office, and transmit = certified copy of the proclamation to the audi- tor of each county whose territory is affected thereby. Such auditor. shall cause three weeks published notice thereof to be given, and, if the proposition was for the establishment of a new county, shall serve a certified gopy there- of on each’ of the persons elected as ‘wounty commissioners of. such mew county. . Such proclamation shall also be published with the general laws enacted at the next session of the Legislature thereafter." Sec. 3. ‘This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 22, 1913. CHAPTER 423-8. F. No. 534. AN ACT entitled “An act to amend ‘Chapter B20 of the General Laws of Minnesota for 1905, relating to applications of high school for state aid. the Legislature of the State Be it enacted by of Minnesota: Section 1. That Section 10 of Chapter 320. General Laws of Minnesota for 1905, be and the same is hereby amended to read as fol- tows: ‘Section 10, ‘The high school board shall have full discretionary power consider and act upon applications of high schools for state aid, and, subject to the provisions of this act, may’ prescribe, the conditions upon which such. aig will be granted: and it shall be its duty toaccept and aid such high schools only as will, in its ‘opinion, if aided, efficiently perform’ the services contemplated by law.” ( Sec. x This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved Apri! 22, 1913. CHAPTER 424—8. F. No. 566. AN ACT authorizing Municipa} Courts in cities of the first class not operating une der a Home Rule Charter pursuant to Sec@ Constitu- tion 86, Article IV. ‘tof the State tion, to appoint probation officers, and pre- seribing their duties, fixing, their salaries and providing for payment thereof. Be it eriacted by the Legislature of the State sof Minnesota: Section 1." In each city of the first class not operating under a home rule charter pur- suant to Section 86, Article IV. of the State Constitution, a probation officer shall be. ap- pointed by the judges of the Municipal Court of said.city. Such officer may appoint ene-or more deputies, subject to approval by said judges. Each shall serve four (4) years. un- less sooner removed by said judges for cause. Sec, 2. Such officer, or his deputy, shall be present at every session of sald court. . He shall receive all persons placed on probation by said court and committed to his care dur- ing such probation period and perform such ‘acts with reference fo.them as the judgment of the court may direct. He shall,not be a regular member of the police force. but in the execution of his official duties shall all the power of a police. officer have ec. Bivery much probation officer shail report: writing t court as often as re- by Te, with reference. ta the ‘and other pertinent facts shall receive ‘services. $1,800.09 stallment: Approved out. April’ CHAPTER 42528. 7. AN. ACT. to "amend ; ie att ait Sete st of Chapter 381. for 1011, -relating. 60 Si eultural, » district agticultura) sovieties: Be it enacted by the df Minnesota Section 1. That Section 3098, 1905, as amended by Section: Six ter 381. of the General Laws for 1911, is follows: ., Section 3098, All sums he: ated to aid county and di associa’ ~