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: sary exhibitors during the -4 i year as much as they Trecsive from the stage. Rericultural Society shail receive In any year from the state for the purpose of reimburs- ing it for the amount of premiums paid at its fairs the sum in excess of Fifteen Hun- dred Dollars ($1500.00) nor shall any associ- ation or organization existing for the purpose of exhibiting poultry or in the aid or stim- ulation of the poultry industry or any branch thereof be given more than Four Hundred Dollars. All payments hereunder shall be made only upon the filing with the state @uditor on or before December 15th of each Year a sworn statement showing the holding ‘of annual fairs and the payment in premiums of the amounts claimed from the state, or that such societies or associations have ad- vertised annual fairs, and have been prevent- e4 for good m holding the same, and have incurred in such advertising and preparation for the sum equal to the Amount claimed from the state, District ag- ricultural societies -embracing two or more counties, not having county agricultural socle- ties, shall be entitled to share m such pro| ,Fata distribution aud shall be supject to the| aunty agricultural socte- county or district agricultural so- ng its first annual fair shall be entitled to share, pro rata, in such distribu- thon I have expended at least four hundred dollars in- premiums during the past year. ‘The state auditor shall certify to the Secretary of the state agriculturat soclety on or before January of each year a list of all county and district agriculturat societies that have complied with this section and which are entitled to share tn such appro priation. All payments hereunder shall be ie on or before December 20th of the year whic! is held. Provided, how- ever, that letermining the amount’ to be paid’ to any organization under this section, the. state auditor shall exclude all payments made by such organization as premiums or purses for or in horse races, ball games, and @musement features of any nature, ‘Approved April 1918. CHAPTER No. 679. an act nal conditions ‘and term included in the standard ance policles at the request of the insured issued or de- Hvered in the State of Minnesota Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesota Section 1. That in addition to the terms and conditions now ed. law to be in the standard ° polictes issued or delivered there shall be, whens: im either val in > time of a ahmtbor of yours ¥ quested by thi sired under said condition, term an agreement as foil: AN tights. of iary commute, “change time of pay or assign for ye whatever, are Nee parts of this policy by withdra the benef sucy rights are hereby pera véid; it being the © beneficiary shall have no contract except t such times and in this policy, and $ policy in conflict 1 to be inoperative, egoing may be attached to rm of a rider thereon attached shall become a part part sald contract of in- policy to all intents vitfe ins request tach n licy heretofore h. by Its payable to a deneti aliments, ¢ the fort tion 1 tached the sa poses as if so a part of the tents and pu nen said policy bowever, that ance com- kind upon the mmissioner of Insurance, sh ixcretionary whether yolley. take effect and be ts passage. ne shall whom it : shall be al Act Approved A) 013; f such municipality for a change of i ‘ame of such municipality, the question of — such, change “of “name hay “be submitted es a to the voters of such municipality at any CHAPTER 427 F 6st general or special election, and if a majority AN ACT entitled “An act providing for thelof all the votes cast upon’ the question are in N ACT settled coms in the office of the|favor of such change, the governing body of transcribing ite lands and{Such municipality may, by ordinance, by a} tate audit Scripts in the| four-fifths vote of all members thereof, change for the ra the name of such iunieipality Fa getook fe of the State| Sec. “pon the filing of a certified copy e of such ordinance with the County Auditor of Mine commissioners of any|of the county In which sugh village or town ‘ ; Cfapy, authorized to|is located and with the State. Auditor and : ny oat say county con-| Secretary of State, the name of such. village taini y la c(Giore “aranted to the]or town shall be changed as in. such ordi- ine are aired states government (ex-|ance provided, Such change in name shall| State from the United Sul including all[im no way effect any. liability, obligation, Se eet ag en oc lands in seetiors| power, duty, law or ordinance of other mat: , ranted in lie the records of the|ter or thing In any way relating to such 16 oF 38. te Tite of all such lands including] Village or town, excepting that. the new state auditor fists of Alanting the same and|ame of such village or town shall there- reference 10 Ul gued thereunder to the state, [after be substituted for and used in the place Oy a eee ote ere der ination there: {of its old name. of shall b without charge by the] Approved A 2, 1913. A eae oe thue and correct tran- : “er h transcripts shall be ots. and ster of deeds In whose CHAPTER 432-8. F. No, 971 ty. such situate, which recording] AN ACT to amend Sections 2114, 2115, 2117. {alt be done in books to be provided there.| and 2120, Revised Laws of 1005, relating to| cer ie te Suieh reetster of dee?” commission merchants ete | nil pooaive = allowed by law for) He it enacted by the Li u cording. OF struments In hls office, of ‘Minnesot : Srrotiaay rar ome ld by the county auditor ction 1, ‘That Section 2114, Revised Law: rilien foes s the county commission-|ot 1905, be and the same is hereby amended, so as to read as follows TT ¢ such transcript shalt] ‘Section 2114. For the purpose of this nee of the facts therein|subdivision, a commission merchant Is a per. ac "contents of the originallson who may recelv so t scribed and po rded, andthe consigno! an cr , a ec r, any agricultural product dence in nt courts of this ceive oe solic.t shipments of such commodities | tate. ~ 19 lor sale, without first obtaining a lcense! Approved April 22, 1913. from the railroad and warehouse’ commission | to carry on the business of a commission | — merchant and executing and fillnmg with the = secretary of state a bond to the state for the| CRAPTER 428—S. F. No. 786. eee ouch c etenore if the license au. up OHA ad Seotion 4 of Chapter 207, |ttorizes the sale of grain the bond shall be hot AN ACT to, amend, Section 4, of Chapter 207-Jiess than four thousand dollars ($4000), 'If| Laws of 1911, relating to, th the Hcense only authorizes the sale of products consolidated school district rv than grain, the bond shall be not less Be, jt enacted by the Legislature of the|than two thousand dollars $2,000.) "In elth r| 2 nnesota: . oo7, [ease the raiiroad and warehouse commissi Section 1. ‘That Secti Chapter 207. itlonal meets Fy nat: Aection <r Chant Terug |may at any time require such an additional| ame of 0). ts see, ue amount of bond as {t may deem necessary to} *Qection 4: In ke manner, one or more | Protect ene: eehool districts may be consolidated with an|o,“ig,, %. That Section 2115. Revised Laws ee ao oeselidattintained “a {°t 1005, be and the same is hereby amended, | see rede ee poarl ot “the district| “Seetion 2125." The application for icense| MElgtaining ‘a state. high. graded or semi-|shall be in writing, state the commodities fo Jiaded school ehall continue to. be the board| Which license to seil Is wanted, also the cities governing the consofidated school district, un- {il the next annual school meeting, when’ suc- A) the nexE ae members, whose terias then ex. | iddress of the applicant and the estimated vol- HSThall be elected by the legally qualified |!me of business to be done monthly. | If he wine eat the “consolidated school district; | desires a license which shall authorize him to] provided, However, that in the case of con-|s¢ll grain, the bond shali be conditioned that| PMidation with a sehool district in which|he report’ to all persons consigning grain to there 1s maintained a state high, graded orjhim, and pay to them the proceeds of its| semt-graded school, consolidation shall be|Sale, less charges and actual disbursements: @ffected by vote of the rural school districts}otherwise the bond shall be conditloned| Gnly, in ahe manner provided under this act,|for the faithful performance of _his} @nd by the approval of such consolidation of|duties as commission merchant. Separate} end by aT disteet or cistriets with the one In| licenses and bonds shall be required for each | Which there 1s maintained a state high, grad-|location at which business is to be conducted @d or semi-graded school, by the school board] amd said licenses shall be kept posted in the thereof. office of the persons so licensed. All licenses Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be/shall expire May 31st of each year. The fee in force from and after January 1, 1914. for each license shali be two dollars ($2.00). ‘Approved April 22, 1913. Such license may be revoked by the commis- sion for cause, upon notice and hearing.” - Sec, That Section 2117, Revised Laws of 1905, be and the same is ‘hereby amended CHAPTER 429-8. F. No. £88. 80, a8 to read as follows: es . “Section 2117. Whenever a licensee sells ‘AN ACT amending Section 2019, Revised Laws|any grain he shall render a true statement in of », as amended by Chapter| writing to the consignor within twenty-foun| lating to transfer ‘arriers and joint use facilities by of tracks Be it enacted facilities, the Minn 3 : 4 y ever consignments of commoditles other than Section 1. That Section 2019, Revised Laws| Grain ‘are sold, the Meensee shall. render. a of Minnesota 1! ed by Chapter 27,\true. statement’ in writing to the tonsignor General Laws of hereby amended tol inder 'sucn reasonable rules as may be pre- Fead as follows: seribed by the railroad and warehouse com- ‘Section 2019. When required by the Rafl- road and Warehouse Commission, after notice and where it is reasonably practica uch railroad companies at all points ection and crossing of different railrc at any place where two railroads are than one haif mile apart and at erminals, shall provide ample am@ equal facilities py track connection, use of @ach others tracks, passenger and freight platferms and depots, Warehouses, docks over which xeneral mer-| chandise is handjed and forwarded and other| necessary appliances and conventences for the| atranster, forwarding and handling of general| merchandise and parcel freight between such Faliroads and between such railroads and such Gocks, warehouses and vessels at such docks. They ‘shall not discriminate, in their charges, | Trey br uorviee between such connecting lines| after investigation, if the facts warrant it, to passengers coming over or|cancel the } shall be|or corporation, its|or conduct prejudicial to the interest of those making consignments for sale, to such person. persons, firm or corporation. fag been cancelled, the railroad and warehouse | or on freight or transferred from them. No carrier required to furnish to /another carrier tracks, ‘warehoures, depots, equipment or ter- minal facilities without ‘reasonable compensa. Carriers shall pe entitled to reasonabl jon for ser performed over trans- ‘and thi met shall apply where ‘aha proceedfigs are now pending.” | 2. ‘This act shall take effect and be in and after Hts, passase wed April) 22, 1913. "ae ty Cage 430. F. No. ona. | ACT onvitige. “An act to amend Section ‘of Chappef 551 of the Special La the ate of Minnesota fc the ind | , Said chapter rp pril "24, 1889 Chapter 802 of the Gi provide for additioral compensation of judg aphie reporter." Legislature of the State Iction 52 of said Iving ‘been fended. by: of 1907, to Ss, and. fixing ks and sten {enacted byt Minnesota: tion 1.. That section 47 of chapter 351 of Ghecial Laws of the year 1889, be and the ig hereby amended so as to read as fol- ection 47, It shall be the duty of the | pr, or other legally constituted officer sor SP paving supervision and control of the ‘and police officers of said} Se «department P’go see that_a suffictent number of police pervision Lexislature of the State]? No County. or. District | places legally constituted officer or body, having su- and controt ment and pojice officers of said city, shall nave aes prod ans fh brs or its discretion, to gee 6 three persons approv Jud _ Pe pproved by the policeman for special in said eral ments relative to the qualifications of poice- men, but such person shall receive the same, rules but ‘no great bailifts, shall direct their duties; LL persons othing he powers and court. And commanding police oftic to the orde said court, The power lerk with powers as. unde: deputy full power swear witn knowledgme: and assistan such duties have power whether civil this act hereby stables and authori dity of St pro shall have and shail pe is the fu qualification affect the } to the offiel sistant of take scribed in to the City mnditions a with sui approve, and pay said court to or to go ult clerk of which con five hun of satd hundred f said red lollars per jorter shall five hundr being payab treasury of monthly with the pr Sec. 3,7 force from a Approved CHA ACT pr Village: the State of of this State (24) hours o! name and ai and mii vouchers for “be corporation as herein. 1 comply with provided for meanor and dollars dollars (100, upon such ¢ ommission Whenever commission b counts of transaction. or aecounts such books: of said shall be, of 194 of 3913 Approved AN ACP to including an officer in command, are ys in attendance upon said court at its Section 1, mon council directs greater compensation, than ordinary police, and the: and such baflitis and policemen at- tending said court bond to said city in such sums as©the council When in attendance upon said court be subject orders of any othe point, in addition to the deputy ¢ in act provided known as assistant clerks, who shall have like the authority of said clerk. clerk and | in completing the work of the office, and shall) court, and all vested at comn shall so direct the qualific clerks and subscribe an of all persons injured by n sureties as t over to the clerk or di any person may have come into his son of his offic the same officer as the bor The judges of s: of four thoi rk of said cour hundred dollars rk a salary installments.” State of Minnesota BE it enacted by Section 1. ‘That whenever twenty per cent per cent) of the legal voters of any in- rporated village or city of the fourth class or other locations in the state intends to do business, That Section 2120, Revised Laws or any of the rules of the commissfon therein aving competent jurisdiction, ished by a fine of not less than twenty-five ($25. house commission is hereby authorized. to such person, persons, firm or corporation for a term of one year.”” terested shipper. any sale or transaction carried on by any| person, persons, firm or corporation license? under this act, and for that purpose shall| ve the right to examine the books and ac-| any which In any manner relate chant or any railroad and wa be_ ull . and Chapter ‘are hereby sec. “This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. CHAPTER 433—H. F. No. 546. ai} railroads within the state. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State ‘of Minnesota: ings. And said mayor or other of said police aepart- said ~ munictpai court. attendance and duty ourt irrespective of the — geli- or legal regulatious or enact- ter compensation, unless the com- shall be known as may be required to give for the faithful perfotmance ot ; such bond to be for the use of interested, provided, however, that rein coniained shall affect the duties of the general police in said such police officers, bailif's and oiticers, and ail other policemen, 8 and bailiffs, shail at ail umes ers and authority and coztrol ot irrespective ot the authority or otticial body, of said municipal court shall have the consent of the judges to ap- this | for, two assistant clerks, to. be but shall act Said clerk, assistant clerks shail ha and authority to administer oaths, esses and jurors, and take ac- nts, and said clerk. deputy clerk nt Clerks and bailiffs shall perform as the clerk or judges shall direct sald deputy clerk, to serve all process of said court, 1 or criminal, when directed by the other powers and authority in vided for either thereof, and are with the vsual powers of con- 1 law, and with the powers ty of police officers of the sald Paul. If the judges of sald cour one of said assistant clerks Uons of a stenograpne form such duties in that regard | be. Such direction. or shall not in any way jrovistons gf this act in reference ul gtenographer. Each of said as- before entering upon the p the duties of his office shall first cath in form as pr tion 10 of this act, and exeeute| of St. Paul for the use and beneflt lure to observe its penal bond in the sum of $1,000, » common council may will account to puty clerk of| on each day all moneys. belonging to said elty, and that he will at over to ‘said clerk or deputy] court on demand all moneys to| be entitled which may} hands in virtue or by rea- bond shall be filed with of the clerk. court shall each receive} and dollars per year; the a salary of two thousand dollars per year; the deputy clerk one thousand eight 3 clerk salary of five| per year, and one assistant} one thousand two hundred | year; and the stenographic re- receive a salary of one thousand| dollars per year; such salarles pie In each case out of the eity the elty of St. Paul fn equal nditioned that he ta 1 acts or parts of acts inconsistent ‘ovisions of this act are hereby re- his act shall take effect and be in| and after its passage. April 1913, PTER 431—S. F. roviding for the sand Cities of th No, 953, nge of names Fourth Class | the Legislature of the inn sota, Il petition th governing body for sale, for account of ere applicant and give the business f the amount sold, price received, \idress of purchaser, and the day, nute of the sale, and shall forward all charges and expenses. When- and the same is hereby amended as follows: Afy person. persons, firm or engaged in selling any ‘property pecified, who fails or Reglects to any of tho provisions of this act, r, shall be guilty of a misde- 6n conviction thereof {n any court shall be pun- 00) 00), than one hundred railroad and ware- either ‘onvietion or upen its own findings, nor more and the icense of any person, persons, firm! guilty of any violation of \aw{ Where a license | may fefuse to Issue any license requested to do so by any in- the rafiroad and warehouse | shail have power to Investigate Heensed commission merchant | to such sale or} Any licensed commisston mer-| who shall fail or refuse to submi or accounts for the examination house commission, misdemeanor.” f of the General Laws § of the General Laws repealed. of a Chapter 12 April 22, 1913. regulate the shipment of cream on |proval of [one school house used for school, purposes, nor ‘agent in charge of such books foregoing requirements as to posting 1, MINNESOT. D _ ‘tance of mare sixty-five (65) miles, over any railroad in this state, except’ when such shipment is made in a refrigerator car, which car shall be kept at all times effectively toed and in a thoroughly sanitary condition, unless said cream shail have previously under- gone an effective process of pasteurization, is hereby prohibited. Sec. 2. Any agent or any rail \d company who shall ship or receive for shipment any cream except as provided in Section 1 of this ct, Or any person who shall make any false statement or make or offer any certificate con- taining any false statement or make or offer any certificate containing any false statement in regard to the pasteurization of cream with the intent to secure shipment of said cream, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and on conviction thereof shall be punished by @ fine of not less than Fifteen (15) dollars nor more than Seventy-five (75) Dollars, and the shipment of each lot of cream prohibited by Section 1 of this act shall constitute a sep: rate offense Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in’ force from and after June Ist, 1913, Approved April 22, 1918. CHAPTER 434—S. F. No, 201. AN ACT to provide for the control of tuber-} culosis. Be it enacted by of Minnesoti Section 1. Every physician in the state of/ Minnesota Shall report to the State Board 0r| Health on blanks furnished by said board for that purpose, full particulars as to every per-| son under ‘bis treatment for _ tuberculosis, within one week after the diagnosis of the dis- ease, except that physiclans in cities and vil-| lages where they are required by ordinance or| sanitary regulation to report tuberculosis to the local board of health, will not be required to report such cases direcily to the State Board of Hegith, but the local heaith officer snail make returns of all such cases reported to him to the State Board of Health once a month on blanks furnished for that purpose by said board, . Sec. 2. It shall be unlawful for the authori- ties in charge of any penal or charitable in- stitution to care for any person afflicted with | tuberculosis in the same room or wara with other inmates. ec. Any health officer shall have the) right ‘to report to the board of county commis- sioners of his county any person afflicted with! tuberculosis whom he considers a menace to/ his family er other persons and upon the ap-| the board of county commission ers a health officer" shall have the power to remove said) person and place him in a public sanatorium or hospital where he shall remain until discharged there-| from by the superintendent of such Institution. | ec. 4. No teacher, pupil or employe about} a school building who is afflicted with pul-| monary tuberculosis shali remain in or about such building without having a certificate 1s-| sued by the local board of health or by an agent duly authorized by sald board stating that said person is in no sense a source of | danger to others. In case of the vacation of any de- t of premises by death from tupercu- losis, oi by the removal therefrom of a per- son or persons sick with tubereulosisy it shall be the duty of the person or physician in| charge, to notify the health officer of such | town, incorporated village, or city, aforesaid, of said removal, within’ twenty-four hours thereafter, and such apartments or premises | so Vacated shall not again be occupied until renovated and disinfected as hereinafter pro- vided. | In case of such vacation the health officer) shall order that such premises or apartment) and all infected articles therein be properly and suitably renovated and disinfected. In| case there shall be no remaining occupants in | such premises or apartments then the health officer shall cause a notice in writing to be served upon the owner, or agent of the owner | of such premises or apartments, ordering the renovation and disinfection of ‘such premises or apartments, under the directions of and in conformity with the regulations of the State Board of Health. Sec. 6. In case any orders or directions of the health officer requiring the disinfection of any articles, premises or apartments, as nere- {nbefore provided, shall not be complied with within. thirty-six’ hours after such orders or direction shall be given, then (t shall be the duty of the health officer to cause a placard in words and form as follows to be placed upon the door of the infected apartments, or premises, to-wit: the Legislature of the State] NOTIC! TUBERCULOSIS IS _A COMMUNICABLE DISEASE, THESE APARTMENTS HAVE BEEN OCCUPIED BY A CONSUMPTIVE AND MAY BE INFECTED. THEY MUST NOT BE OCCUPIED UNTIL THE ORDER OF THE HEALTH OFFICER DIRECT. ING THEIR RENOVATION AND DISIN- FECTION HsS BEEN COMPLIED WITH. THIS NOTICE MUST NOT BB R MOWED UNDER A PENALTY OF LAW, EXCEPT BY THE HEALTH OFFICER OR AN AUTHORIZED OFFICER. Sec. 7. It shall be unlawful for any person having pulmonary tuberculosis to dispose of sputum. saliva, or other secretions or excre- tons £0 as to cause offense or danger to any person or person! ‘Seo, 8. Any person violating any of the pro- vistons of this act shall be guilty of a misde- meanor. Sec. 9. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 23; 1913. CHAPTER 435—S. F. No. 276. AN ACT to amend Sectign 1286, Revised Laws ‘of Minnesota for 1905,%as amended by Chap: ter 188, General Laws ot Minnesota for the year 1907, as amended by Chapter 13, Gen- eral Laws of Minnesota for the year 1909, as amended by Chapter 264, General Laws of Minnesota for the year 1911, relating to the change of boundary lines of school districts and the formation of new school districts. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That Section’ 1286 Revised La: of Minnesota for 1905, as amended by chapter 188 of the General Laws of Minnesota for the| year 1907, as amended by Chapter 13, General Laws of Minnesota, for the year '1909,. as) amended by Chapter 264, General Laws of Minnesota for the year 1911, relating to the change of boundary lines bf school districts and | the formation of new school districts, be) amended so as to read as follows: | “Section 1286. By like proceedings, and up- on petition of the majority of the freeholders of each district affected, qualified to vote ut school meetings, the boundaries of any existing district may be’ changed, or two or more dis. tricts consolidated, or one or more districts an- nexed to an existing district. No change in the boundaries of a district by organization of a new district or otherwise shall be made, | So as to leave the old district without at least | shall any chenge of district in any way al- fect the Habilities of the territory so changed upon any bond or other obligation; but any such real estate shall be taxed for such ou standing liability and interest, as if no change had been made. In case of ‘the consolidation vr annexation of districts, whether under the foregoing or any other provisions, of the law, action shall bé brought by or against the new or remaining district upon any cause existing} in favor of or against any discontinued dis- trict, but a judgment In such action against such’ existing district shall be satisfied only from taxes upon the real property included in the discontinued district, when the liability was incurred. Provided, that when any _ incorporated borough, village or city of seven thousand or loss inhabitants, has within its mits a school district, however organized, or is wholly or partly included within the ‘boundaries of any school district, however, organized, or when- ever any. such school ‘district shall Inciude within its boundaries part or the whole of any incorporated borough, village or city of seven thousand inhabitants or less, the boundaries of any such district or districts may be enlarged or changed so as to include all lands within the corporate limits of such borough, city or village or so as to include lands within and outside of such incorporated borough, city or Village, but contiguous to said district In the following manner, to-wit: ‘Whenever a majority of the legal voters re- siding within such school district shall reti- tion the board of county commissioners of the county wherein such district is situated for an enlargement of such district, and shall file a petition with the auditor of said county, it shall be the duty of the board of county com- missioners at its next regular meeting, or spe. cial meeting, to set a time and place for heafing upon’ such petition, and {t shall cause a copy of the notice of such hearing to be Posted in some publle place in each district to ¢ affected by such proposed change, and a copy thereof to be served upon the clerk of each of said districts, at least ten (10) days before the time appointed for such hearing. ‘The posting of such copy of notice shall be proven by the affidavit of the person posting the same; said affidavit shall state the time and place of posting and serving of the copy ‘of notice as herein specified, and upon filing prof of the posting and serving of —sucn notice in the office of the county auditor, the board of county commissioners shall at’ the time and place fixed proceed with the con- sideration of such matter and shall hear all evidence offered by any person Interested, tending to show what territory should be in cluded within such district, and having heard the evidence they shall, if they find it con- ducive to the good of the inhabitants or the territory affected, proceed to enlarge the said school district as asked for in the petition, and to fix the boundaries thereof and of ali the remaining school districts thereby affected, attaching to or deta¢hing contagious terri- tory to or from any of such districts, in such manner as In thelr judgment the best inter- ests of the persons and districts thereby af- fected may require; provided,» that no action order changing. any boundartes of any” school Gistrict shall be valid unless and until the nd serv- ing of notices have been observed; and pro- vided further. that whenever the territory af- fected by any of the foregoing proceedings shall in two or more counties, like proceedings shal} be had in each county ‘affected, and. no order in sttch proceedings shall be vaifd unless con. curred in by the county boards of all such counties affected. "At the time of making such ‘tivision, en- |largement or change of boundaries, the county commissioners shall apportion to the district so enlarged that portion of the debts of said other districts as may seem to them right and proper, and said apportionment wnen so made Shall be binding upon all the districts affected, and the county commisstoners may also ap: ‘The shipment of cream for a dis- | | T portion to said districts so enlarged, such por- tion. property of such other dis as | sota all | and |AND_ SEV# mentioned apportionment sbail be subject to! review by the district court; And provided further, tha: any person oF officer of any school ict aggrieved by any order of the county board made pursuant to the provisions of this section, may appeal to oe Sa court aes au jorder, sock oe peal to be governed provisions d tion 1285 Revised Laws 1905. . ere trea thal take effect and be in and after its passage. Approved April 23, 1918, ‘ CHAPTER 436—S, F_ No. 328. AN ACT to amend Section 1441 of the Re- vised Laws, 1965, relating to the Duties of the Normal School Board, Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesota. Section 1. ‘That Section 1441 of the Re- vised Laws, 15, be and the same is hereby amended to read as follows “Sec. ldtl. The board shall have the edu- cational management, supervision and con trol of the nermal schools, and of all prop- erty appertaining thereto, It shall appoint all presidents, teachers and other necessary employes therein, and fix their salarie: It shall prescribe courses of study, conditions of admission, prepare and confer diplom: report graduates or the normal department, and adopt suitable rules and regulations fer the school it shall, as a@ whole or by committee, visit and thoroughly inspect the grounds, build- ings, modes of instruction, discipline and anagement of each school,’at least once In each year, it shall report to the governor on or before December 1 in every even num- pered year, the condition, wants and prospects of each school, with recommendations for its improvement. Approved April 23, 1913, CHAPTER 437—8. F. No. 330. AN ACY to cede a portion of the Town of La Crescent in the County of Houston, and State of Minnesota, consisting of island lands in the Mississippi river to the State of Wisconsin. | Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State ‘of Minnesota: Section 1. ‘That all that portion of. the town of LaCrescent in the County of Honston and State of Minnesota which lies easterly of the following described line, to-wit: | Com- mencing In the Northeast quarter of Section umber eleven (11), ‘Township Number One Hundred Four (104),’ Range Number Four (4) at the point of Intersection of the center line of the West Channel of the Mississippi River with the center line of the main East Chan- nel of said river, and running thence south easterly along the center line of said W Channel to its intersection; with the center line of said main East Channel of said rive: in the easterly part of Section Number Twen- ty-four (24) in said Township and Range, is hereby ceded and relinquished to the State of Wisconsin in full and absolute right and jurisdiction; provided, and this cession is made upon’ condition, that no Meense ot per- mit to sell or otherwise dispose of intoxicating Mquors in the territory ceded shall ever be granted by the State of Wisconsin or any of its_municipalities, Sec. 2. This act shall not take effect or be in force’ until the State of Wisconsin shall by like act have ceded to the State of Minne- that part of the towns of Trenton Isabelle, in the County of Pierce, and State of Wisconsin, which lies between the center line of the main channel of the Mis- sissipp! River, and the center of the north- erly, the Wisconsin channel of said river, be- ing more particularly described as follows, to- wit: all that part of towhship Number Twen- ty four CM) north of ranges numbered sev- enteen (17) and eighteen (18) west of the fourth principal meridian, which les south |ot the center line of the northerly channel, otherwise known as the Wisconsin channel, of the Mississippi River, and also Island Num- ber 72 in the Mississippi River commonly known as Government Lot 3 in Section One (), Township Bighteen (18), Range Eleven (1), Town of Buffalo, County of Buffalo, State of Wisconsin, and relinquished to the State of Minnesota, its full and absolute |right and jurisdiction to said territories de- seribed. and until a certified copy of such act shall be filed in the office of the Secretary of State for the State of Minnesota and duly authenticated copies of the act of the State of Wisconsin accepting the said territory hereby ceded and of the Congress of the United States approving this act and the ac- ceptance thereof by the State of Wisconsin, sec. 3. Upon the taking effect of this act as provided in Section 2 hereof the said Secre- tary of State shall certify the fact and effect hereof to the County Auditor of the said County of Houston and said County Auditor shall file the same in his office and shall thereupon and thereafter modify the tax list and other records of his office to correspond with the provisions and effect of this act. Approved April 23, 1913. CHAPTER 438—S, F_ No, 375. AN_ACT providing for the proper construction of and condemnation of improperly con- structed lockups, and amending sections S488 and S402, Revised Laws of Minnesota for 1905. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That Section 5488 of the Re- vised Laws of Minnesota for 1905 be amended so as tg read as follows: “Sec. S488. Said STATE Board of Control shall not_approve any plan for a lockup un- less SAID PLAN MAKES PROVISION FOR THE FOLLOWING ESSENTIALS OF Ci STRUCTION AND CONDITIONS, _ VI! THH BUILDING SHALL BE FIR PROOF AND bE NOT LESS THAN SIXTEEN (16) FEET BY TWENTY (20) FEET IN AREA INSIDE; AND THE CEIL- ING SHALL BE NOT LESS THAN EIGHT (8) FEET IN HEIGHT AT THE LOWEST POINT. IT SHALL BE BUILT UPON DUR- ABLE FOUNDATIONS. AND SHALL HAVE FLOORS OF STONE OR CEMENT OR OTH- SR FIREPROOF MATERIAL LAID OVER CEMENT - CONCRETE. THE WALLS s|SHALL BE PROTECTED AGAINST FROST | BY HOLLOW WALLS, TILES OR OTHER- WISE. THERE SHALL BE AN OUTSIDE DOOR, TWO SEPARATE ROOMS, SATIS- FACTORY CELLS 6) FEET BY SE IN HEIGHT; AND THE LOCKUP SHALL SE WELL’ LIGHTED, “COMFORTABLY HEATED WHEN IN USE_AND OCCUPIED BY ANY PERSON OR PERSONS, VENTI- LATED, AND SHALL COMPLY WITH REA- SONABLE SANITARY REQUIREMENTS. Sec. 2. That Section 5492 of the Revised Laws of Minnesota for 1905 be amended so as to read as follows: “Sec, 5492. Whenever said STATE Board of Control shall become satisfied, from the re- port af a local health officer or from THE REPORT OF ANY AGENT IT MAY ‘AP- POINT AND AUTHORIZE TO EXAMINE LOCKUPS, OR FROM ‘THE INSPDCTION BY ONE’ OR MORE OF ITs MEMBERS, LOCKUP DOES NOT REASO} ABLY CONFORM TO ESSENTIAL CONDI- TIONS AND DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION, SUCH AS ARE PRESCRIBED BY LAW FOR PLANS FOR LOCKLPS. AND THAT SUCH LOCKUP IS IN A CONDITION OR OFA CONSTRUCTION SUCH AS TO ENDANGER THE WELL-BEING. HEALTH, SECURITY > LEGISLA’ ‘wpecified: ‘Tt shall sot be ‘inbful: to. 4 Egil eather Other or ‘greater charges than those. Sec. «2. engage in the business of making such loans, and charge the rates’ and fees permitted by this act, it shall first obtain and have in force and effect a license for carrying on such business in the city in, which such busines: Sueh license shail be ued by the city clerk or corresponding of- ficer of such city, and it shall be renewed an- nd shall not be transferable. Such license shall be granted on application to such city clerk or corresponding officer in writing pursuant to such form as such clérk pe paid Seventy Dollars (9i0.00:-per month. or corresponding officer, or city council, or cor) sec, 44. ‘The salary of the County ‘treas- responding body, may prescribe, for which H-'yrey of each County of this State having, ob cense the licensee shall pay annually to the! ion may hercatter have, a population ot treasurer of said city at the time of taking {hree nunared thousand. (00,000) Inhabitants, pay’ his own travel County while in the performance of his o! duties assigned to nim as such; one chiet clerk, who shall be paid Hleven Hundrea Dollars. ($1,100.00) per annum; one rod-man, who shall be paid Ninety Dollars ($00.00) per month; and two chain-men, who shall each Jout sald license or renewal a uniform fee of Cy" ver, shall be paid. the sum of Forty-five $25 per year, Such licenses shall not be grant~|Tiynu ; Le fa until, the applicant. therefor shall file a|uncred Dollars (94,500.00) “per yee S. Statement under oath by its treasurer or somie 15. ‘The County ‘Treasurer ines other officer stating. the place in the city point and enwloy one chief deputy who, shail Where the business is to be carried on, the/¥e paid the sum of Twenty-two June Tames of the corporation's officers and man- (lars (¥2,200.W)) per annum: one mortgage ager, and ‘also an affidavit by its treasurer Tegistry and inberitance tax deputy who sulle TREE in the fiscal year of said corporation next be paid the sum of Fifteen Hundred Dollars preceding the date of. sald application, the |($1,000.00) per annum, one cashier | deputy Corporation did not. pay Its stockholders’ upon|Who shall ve paid the sum of Fifteen dun- thelr shares In money or money's worth divi-,dred Dollars (91,500.00) per annum; one cash- dends in excess of six per cent (8). ler (or teller) who shall be paid fie wee. 5 v 23, 1913. 7 ‘Twelve Hundrec 1200. ane wee A num; one cashier (or teller) who shail be ’ paid’ the sum of $1,000.00 per annum; one payment lisung clerk who shall be paid the seh sum of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) per CHAPTER 440—S. F. No. 650. annum; one chief settlement clerk who sball AN ACT fixing and regulating. the salaries, [D6 paid, the sum of Miftece Compensation, duties, und help of certain |(S)\0000) Pek ural be paid the sum of County officials in counties having or which {Galt .terks "9 cars ($1,000.00) each per may hereafter have, a population of three/annum; one bookkeeper who shall be paid hundred thousand (300,000) inbabitants | oF /the sui of $1,200.00 per annuin; one receipt over, and repealing ail acts or parts of acts! enuty who shall be paid the sum of Twelve inconsistent herewith, «4,4, {Hundred Dollars ($1,200.00) per annum; one Be it enacted Ly the Legislature of the State/assistant receipt deputy who shall be” paid of Minnesota: the sum of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) Section 1. The salary of the Sheriff of{per annum; one assistant receipt deputy who each County of this. State having, or which|shall be paid the sum of Nine Hundred Dol- {nay hereafter have a. population of three |lars ($900.00) per annum; one correspondence hundred thousand (300,000) inhabitants or {clerk who shall be paid the sum of Nine Hun- over, shall. be Forty-five Hundred Dollars |dred Dollars ($900.00) per annum; one. .chief ($4,500.00) per annum. counter deputy who shall be paid thé sum Sec. 2. ‘fhe Shertff shall perform all thejof Fifteen Hundred Dollars 41,500.00) per duties and services now, or which may here-|annum; one assistant counter | or transfer lafter be required by law to be performed by|deputy who shall be paid the sum of him, and in addition shall serve ail papers, | ($1,200.00) Twelve Hundred Doilars an- post all notices. named by law to be served |num; one assistant counter or transfer dep- or posted in behaif of the State or of the/uty who shall be paid the sum of Eleven County for which he is elected, including all|Hundred Dollars ($1,100.00) per annum; papers to be served or notices to be posted |chief accounting deputy who shall be by the Board “of County Commissioners, the|the sum of Thirteen | Hundred Dollars & an; County | ($1,300.00) per ann ogotas eae tiete Ce een Yl credit clerk, who. shall be paid) the sum of Sec.’ 3, ‘The Sheriff shall appoint and em-|Thirteen Hundred Dollars (61-300-00) per. Si ploy one chief deputy, who shall be paid the |PUms Sep eee Raa Cee oe A een Bum of Two Thousand Dollars ($2,00U.W) per|be Paid the sum of One. ‘hosasne tet annum; one bookkeeper, who shall be’ paid ($1,000.00) each per annum; one naymens cot Fifteen Hundred Dollars ($1,500.00) per an-|clerit who shall be jot, the sium; two num; one stenographer, who skall also act | Hundred aes le Ue bi Sait the: ia. as Deputy Serif and shall be paid Ten Hun- Statement or general clerks who Lae Greq and’ Twenty Dollars. ($1,020.00) per an-|the. sum of Nine Hundred Dollars (accel fur; “one Deputy for. tax collections, who {each per annum; two statement clerks Whe. shall ‘be paid” Twelve Hundred Dollars |Shall, be paid the sum of Seven | Fim ($1,200.00) per annum; two outside Deputies, | Bighty | Dollars Sea See ao Who shall each be paid Eighteen Hundred|Which above named salaries shal Led ape Donars’ ($2,800.00) ‘per annum, snd each of|0Ut of the county treasury in equal monthly ors eee) aie own, traveling expenses installments, except as hereinafter provided. Wituin sald County, except conveyance or liv-| Provided, that any such Auditor or County uy hire, while in the’ performanee of shis} Treasurer ‘shall each have authority to com= Oficial duties assigned to him as such; one|mand and employ the Deputies or other em- Deputy for the care of the insane, who 'shall|Dloyes of his office without additional com- be pala ‘Thirteen Hundred Doliars ($1,300.00) |Pensation to that of such deputy or other per annum; one outside Deputy to attend to|employe’s usual compensation, and when and Ye ‘service of criminal and other process,|as jten and to such extent as either said Who shall be paid ‘Thirteen Hundred Dollars |Courfty ‘Treasurer or Auditor may deem prop- 1$1,300,00) per annum; one jailor, who shall|er, the services of any Deputy or other em- be paid ‘Twelve Hundred Dollars ($1,200.00) ployee in said County ‘Treasurer's or Audi- per annum; one assistant jailor, who shall|tor’s offices, for any work of either of said be paid One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) per {offices, whether or not such work be the usual annum; one matron, who shall be paid Six|Work of such Deputies or other employes or: Hundred Dollars +($600.00) per annum; two|Pe partly or wholly the usual or proper func- night watchmen, who shall cach be’ paid|tion of some other Deputy or employe. ine Hundred Dollars ($900.00) per _annw ‘And, provided further, that either the ‘one cook, who shall be paid Kight Hundred |County Treasurer or Auditor may, during the Forty Dollars ($840.00) per annum; one |vear, at his discretion and as often and for Deputy in charge of juries, and such other/as long as he sees fit, reduce the number of duties as the Sheriff may from time to time|clerks in his office, and that the salary designate, one of whom shall be paid Twelve |amounts which may be saved, together with Hundred Dollars ($1,200.00) per annum, and|whatever has been saved during such year, the others shall each be paid Ten/ Hundred |through necessary vacancies, among | any and ‘Twenty Dollars ($1,020.00) per annum; |other Deputies, Clerks and assistants of eithe: six general Deputies, who shall each be paid|County Treasurer's or Auditor's. office, may Ten Hundted and ‘iwenty Dollars. ($1,020.00) |to any extent needful in either case, be used per annum; two outside patrol Deputies, wno|in the same year by hiring extra help at not Shall each be paid One Hundred Dollars |to exceed the same rate, for any of the regu- ($100.00) per month, while engaged in outside |lar work of his office when the same is patrol work, and Eighty-five Dollars ($85.00) |greater or more hurried than 1s common per month, when doing such other work as|throughout the year. ; may be prescribed by the Sheriff, and the} And, provided further, that no such sums Sheriff shall also appoint and employ as many jor any part thereof as herein provided, shail court room Deputies as there are District |at any time be used to increase the salaries Court Judges in and for said County, wholof any of the employes provided for in this shall attend to the «court of said Judges and |act. ’ perform such duties pertaining ty the Sheriff's| Sec. 16. The salary of the Judge of Pro- office as the Sheriff may require and the com-jbate, of ‘each County of this State having, pensation of each of said Deputies shall belor which. may hereafter have. a population Ten Hundred and Twenty Dollars ($1,020.00) /of three hundred thousand (300,000) inhabl- per annum. tants or over, shall be paid Forty-five Hun- ‘That an expense fund of One Thousand Dol-|dred Dollars ($4,500.00) per annum. lars ($1,000) be set aside out-of the first] Sec. 17. ‘The Judge of Probate shall ap- (One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) received as! point and employ one clerk of Probate Court, fees from and after the passage of this act|who shall be paid Twenty-five Hundred Dol- to be used by the Sheriff to meet the current |Iars (82,500.00) per annum; one deputy. clerk, monthly expenses of the office, the money so/who shall be paid Eighteen Hundred Dollars used to be replaced in said find at the end|($1,800.00) per annum; one assistant deputy of each month when such expense is allowed. |clerk; ‘who shall be ‘paid Fifteen Hundrea See. 4. The silary of the Auditor of each |Dollars ($1,500.00) per annum; one register County of this State having, or which may|clerk, who’ shall be paid Twelve Hundred hereafter have, a population of Three Hun-|Dollars ($1,200.00) per annum; one inheritance dred Thousand’ (300,000) inhabitants or over, |tax clerk, who shall be paid ‘welve Hundred shall be paid -Forty-five Hundred Dollars|Dollars ($1.260.00) per annum; four general ($4,500.00 per annum. clerks, ‘who ‘shall each: be paid’ Ose ‘Thousand Sec. 5. ‘fhe Auditor shall appoint and em-| Dollars -000.00) per annum; one compe- ploy one chief Deputy, who shall be paid the|tent stenographer, who shall be paid Eighteen Dn oot “Twenty-two Hundred ’ Dollars| Hundred Dollars’ ($1,800.00) per annum; the ($2,200.00) per ennum:; one Deputy, who shail |dutles of which stenographer shall be to act act. as Commissioner's Clerk, who shall be{@S Secretary to the Judge in all matters paid “the sum of Two Thousand Dollars (Pertaining to’ his official duties: such Secre- ($2,000.00) per annum; one chief clerk and/tary shall give bond to the State in the sum draftsman, who shail be paid fourteen Hun-|of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) to be sp- red Dollars ($1,400.00) per annum; and in|Proved by the Judge appointing him, condi- addition thereto shall make all maps and|tioned for the faithful and impartial dis- drawings required by the Register of Deeds {charge of his duties as such Secretary. for use in his office; one deputy who shal} Sec. 18. ‘The salary of the county coroner act as bookkeeper, who shall be paid Fifteen|of each county of this state having or which Hundred Dotiars ($1,500.00) per annum; one|may hereafter have a) population of Three Uxistant bookkeeper. who ‘shall. be paid| Hundred Thousand (300.000) . inhabitants or Twelve Hundred Dollars ($1,200.00) per an-|oVer Shall be $4,000.00 per annum. num; one assistant draftsman, who shall be} Sec. 19. The county coroner of any such paid’ Twelve Hundred Dollars’ ($1,200.00) per |county shall appoint and employ one deputy annum; one Deputy and settlement clerk, who|Who shall be paid the sum of Twelve Hun) shall_be paid. Seventeen Hundred Dollars|dred Dollars ($1,200.00) per annum and one ($1,700.00) per annum: two assistant deputy {Secretary who shall be paid the sum of Nine Settlement clerks who shall each be. paid{Hundred Dollars ($900.00) per annum; and Twelve Hundred Dollars ($1,200.00) per an-|Said coroner, deputy and secretary shall be num: one. stenographer, who shall be paid|Paid out of any moneys in the county treas- Nine Hundred and Sixty Dollars ($060.00) per|U"Y not otherwise appropriated. monthly, in annum; one head counter Deputy, who shali|the same manner as county officials are now be paid Fifteen’ Hundred Dollars ($1,500.00) Paid. and the same shall be in full compen- per annum: three counter Deputies, Who shall {Sation for all services rendered by said officers Pech be Laid, ‘Thirteen Hundred Dollars {respectively In their several capacities. | The ($1,300.00) per annum; and ten general clerks |S#id coroner :aay also appoint such additional who shall each be paid Eleven Hundred Dol-| deputies as in his judgment may be necessary: lars ($1,100.00) per annum. for carrying on the work of said office, but Sec"6. The salary of the County Attorney |¥ch Additional deputies shall be paid by the of cach County. of this State having orjconomer out of the selary recelved by “him se whiten’ may” hereatter| have, .a. population of /SNct, Cogoner, ag net fortit in Section 4 Nereat, Sec. 20. ‘The above named salaries and ‘Three Hundred ‘Thousand ”(300,0100)_ inhabi- tants or over. esl be paid Bive Thousand {Compensation of the County officials, -deputies ec. other OR LIFE GF ANY PERSON’ CONFINED THEREIN, [Tf SHALL CONDEMN SUCH LOCKUP by its written order and it shall not be further used while such order is in force.'’ IF ANY LOCKUP CONDEMNED STATE BOARD OF CONTROL SHALL THEREAFTER BE USED WHILE THE ORDER OF CONDEMNATION IS IN FORCE, IT) SHALL BE THE DUTY OF SAID STATE BOARD OF CONTROL TO BRING AN| ACTION IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN THE COUNTY WHERE THE LOCKUP IS, FOR THE PURPOSE OF EN- FORCING {TS ORDER OF CONDEMNA- TION, AND, UPON THE TRIAL OF SAID ACTION A COPY OF SUCH ORDER, CERTI- FIED IN THE USUAL FORM BY THE SEC- RETARY OF THE STATD BOARD OF CON- TROL, SHALL BE CONCLUSIVE _EVI- DENCE THAT SUCH LOCKUP HAS BEEN CONDEMNED BY THE SAID STATE BOARD OFCONTROL ANDSHALL BE PRIMA FACIE: EVIDENCE THAT SAID LOCKUP DOS NOT COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS ACT AND IS UNFIT FOR USE AS A LOCKUP, AND THAT ITS FUTURE USE SHOULD FE ENJOINED BY THE COURT. EVIDENCE TO SUSTAIN THE ORDER OF CONDEMNATION MAY BE RECEIVED IN REBUTTAL, ‘Approved April 28, 1913. CHAPTER 439—S. F. No. 647. AN ACT rélative to the loaning of money in ‘sums of Two Hundred Dollars ($200.00) or less by corporations doing business in cities of the ‘first elass and prescribing the rates of interest therefor and regulations for such business. Be At enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnes Section 1. The words “salary loan” as used in this act shall mean a loan in a case where the lender shall take as security for the repay- ment theresf a promissory. note or other writ- ten agreement secured by an endorsement, oF by an assignment, transfer or pledge’ of ’ the whole. or any part of any wages or salary whether earned or to be earned. The words Nchattel mortgage loan” shall mean a loan in a case where the lender shall loan money up- on a promissory note or other written agree- ment securbd by mortgage OF other len upon any personal property. Tt shall be lawful for any corporation or_ ganized under the laws of the State of Min. hesota, and carrying on a “‘salary loan” or “chattel mortgage loan’ business or both a “salary loin" and a “chattel mortgage loan” business in any. city of the first class in this state, pon complying’ with all the pro- visions of this act, to, charge and collect on loans in gums not exceeding Two Hundred Dollars (200.00) to any one person, any rate of interest, not exceeding the rate ‘of one per Cent.) per. month thereon, and in cases Where a chattel mortgage is ‘taken and pos- session or‘ control over the possession of the property. mortzaged is not taken at the time Jfehraleing the loan, a fee in addition to the interest allowed by’ this act of any sum not exceeding In the aggregate $1.75 on loans. of $20 or less, $2.75 on loans over $20 and not over $45, $8.75 on loans over $45 and not over 875, $4.75 on loans over $75 and not over $150, and 85.75 on loans over $150. No sum > directly or Indirectly charged ‘to or received from the borrower, .elther as a bonus, attorney's fee, or as a’ charge for ex amining or, valuing the property offered as ge- curity. or for fillng or recording of instruments of hall ech (> them just and proper. "Said lest ’ i x or otherwise, in excess of said fees hereinbefore Dollars ($5,000.00) per annum. clerks ard employes, shall be paid monthly in the same manner as County officials are Sec. 7. The County Attorney shall appoint|now paid, and the same shall be in full com- and employ one assistant known as First As- pensation’ for all services rendered by <aid sistant County Attorney, who shall be paid|County officers, deputies, clerks and employes. Twenty-eight Hundred Dollars (82,800.00) per|recpectively, ix their capacity. annum; one assistant known as Second As-| Sec. 21. "All acts and parts of acts incon- sistant and Attorney for-County Commission-|sistent with this act are hereby repealed. ers, who shall receive a salary of Twenty-] Sec. 22. This ect shall take effect and be four Hundred Dollars ($2,400.00) per annum;]in force from and after its passage. ‘one assistant, known as Third Assistant, who] Approved April 23, 1913. shall receive a salary of Nineteen Hundred Dollars ($1,900.00) per annum; one assistant known as Fourth Assistant. "ho shall be paid the sum of Sixteen Hundred Dollars ($1,600.00) per annum; one special assistant, who shall be paid the sum of Twenty-four Hundred Dollars ($2,400.00) per annum: one special assistant, who shall be paid Eighteen Hundred Dollars’ ($1.800.00) per annum; and one stenocrapher, who shall be paid Twelve Hundred Doliars '($1,200.00) per annum. Sec. 8. The salary of the Register of Deeds of each county of this State having, or which may hereafter have. a population of three hundred thousang (300,000) inhabitants or over, shall be paid Four Thousand Dollars ($4,900.00) per annum; and during the time the Register of Deeds shall also act as Regis- trar of Titles, “he shall receive in addition thereto the cum of ive Hundred Dollars ($500.00) per «nnum. Sec. 9. The Register of Deeds shall ap- point’ and empioy one chief Deputy, who shall be paid Two Thousand Dollars ($2,000.00) Per annum; one second deputy, who shall be paid Thirteen Hundred Dollars’ ($1,300.00) per annum; one indexer, who shall be paid Eleven Hundred Dollars ($1,100.00) per annum; two general clerks, who shall each be paid Bleven Hundred— Dollars ($1,100.09) per annum; one vault clerk, who shall be paid Twelve Hun- dred Dollars ($1,200.00) per annum; one chief comparer, who fhall be paid Thirteen Hun- dred Dollars ($1,300.00) per annum; one chief comperer who shall be paid One ‘Thousana Dollars ($1,000.00) per annum; four compar- ers, who shall each be paid Seventy Dollars 4$70.00) per month; four typewriters, who shall each be paid Sixty-flve Dellars ($65.00) per month; eight pen copyists, who shall each be paid Sixty Dollars ($60.00) per month; one stenographer, who shall pe paid Seven Hun- ared and ‘Twenty Doliars ($720.00) per _an- num; and curing the time that the Register of Deeds performs all of the duties required by law as Registrar of Titles, he shall ap- int_and employ one deputy, who shall re- ceive the sum of Sixteen Hundred Dollars ($1,600.00) per annum; one chief clerk, who shall be paid Thirtoon Hundred Dollars ($1,300.00) per. annum; ana one clerk, who shall be paid Seven Hundred and Twenty Dol- lars ($720.00) per annum, Sec. 10, ‘The salary of the Clerk of Court z ‘That before any corporation wart rere era Peepunilon: or “thrve whieh heretofore thas ‘be organized, oF which hundred thousand (300,000) inhabitants — or peranstty, rend, 0 Serer tmaecach the law: ever, shall be paid Four Thousand Dollars}f the state for Gay. Ol (Ne Revised: pee SPROCOOO): Der. sonar. shall sell, offer fer Sec. 11. The Clerk of Court shall appoint Sale or, negotiate any bonds, notes. certifi and, employ Son ne eae, ee shall De}cates of Indebtedness or other evidences if det which are secured to be id » 7$2400.00) Ter. annum; one deputy clerk, wio| oar ar pieige with a trustee. bt any notes shall be paid Fifteen Hundred Dollars|5.)"Gther obligations secired by morteaxes (81,500.00) per annum; one deputy clerk, who] 5n real estate in Minnesota or elsewhere. or shall. be paid Thirteen “Hundred Dotlars}py the deposit or pledge jof other evidences 131,800.00) per annum; four Geputy clerks,|Of indebtedness owed, istued. negotiated or who each shall be paid Twelve Hundred Do! guaranteed by it, such ec ‘ation shal) file lars ($1,200.00) per annum: om bookkeeper, Jin the. office of ‘the Depattment of Banking who shail be paid the sum of Twelve Hun-Jor this state a statement showing the aggre: dred Dollars. ($1,200.09) per annum; ent ten} gate amount of such bonds| notes. certitieates deputy clerks, who shall each be paid the|of indebtedness or other bvidences of debt CHAPTER 441—S. F. No. 685, N ACT to prohibit the sale and use of can- ning compounds, or chemfeal preservatives designed and advertised to be used in can- ning and preserving of fresh fruits and vege- tables, and to preserve the public health Be it enacted by the Legislature of the state of Minnesota: d Section 1. No person, firm or corporation by himself or his agents shall manufacture for sale, advertise or sell, any mixture or com- pound designed or offered for sale or use ss a preservative for canning or preserving. fresh fruit, corn or vegetables: nor shall any per- son add to. apply or use, im the process of canning fruits or vegetables, any canning com: pound, boric acid or other ‘chemical preserv9- tive, provided. however, that nothing in this act ‘shall apply to or prohibit the use of pure salt, sugar, corn syrup, vinegar, water or any’ spices in canning or preserving fresty fruits, corn or vegetables. Provided, that nothing in this act contained shall be con- strued so as to repeal any of the provisions of Chapter 21, General Laws of 1905. Sec, 2.. The Dairy and Food Commissioner of the state is charged with the proper en- forcement of all the provisions of this act Sec. 3. Whoever shat violate any of the provisions of this act shall be deemed guilty ‘of a misdemeanor, and on conviction thereof shall be punished by 9 fine of not less cian ‘Twenty-five Dollars ($25.00), nor more ‘han one hundred dollars (8100.00), or by imprl onment in the county jail for not less than fifteen days for each and every offense, sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage, ‘Approved April 23, 1913. CHAPTER 442—S. F.' AN ACT entitled “an act to define the pow ers and regulate certain of the business of mortgage loan and land companies,.and to hake the same subject to the supervision of. the Department of Banking. Be it Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesota: tioned in of. Minnesota of 1905, two assistant settie- | 71 to at least the 80 se~ Sec, 3. Upon the filing by amy such cor- poration of any such statement. if a (rust Company ‘organized under the laws of ‘his state is not designated a8 such trustee, thea Bankes | shall incuire the financial responsibility nge corporation ems . and. uniess it shail trans- acting the business described in Section One (GQ) of this Act to sell or offer for sale any such bonds, notes, certificates of indebdtes~ ness or other evidences of debt. ‘The said Superintendent of Banks shai! at and upon the exa! companies are required to )0y ander Beckton 14 88 Chapter 201 of the Laws Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 23, 1913. CHAPTER 443—8. F. No. 829. AN ACT relating to policies of life ance. Be it enacted by the ture of Sta e ite Legisiat the State Section 1. So-called coupon policies shait uot be issued or delivered by any company to any residents of this state. Approved April 23, 1913. ° insur- “CHAPTER 444—S. F. No. 844. AN ACT to authorize corporatio: to sell and convey certain estate. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the Sta ‘of Minnesota: Section 1. Any public cemetery corpors- tion which has been heretofore or may. her. after be incorporated under the laws of the State of Minnesota, and has acquired mors than one hundred acres of land, may sel! and convey, for other than burial or cemetery Purposes, any real estate in excess of such one hundred acres. Provided, that any sucn le shall not include any land in which any interments have been made. Provided, ther, that any such sale shail be approve by the unanimous vote of all the trustees of such corporation. Sec, 2. This act shall take effect and be ii force ‘from and after its Be. * Approved April 23, 1913. CHAPTER 445—S. F. No. 870. \ AN ACT to amend Section 1, Chapter 148, \Laws of 1911, relating to the pay of mem- bers of the school board in common school certs composed of ten or more town- ships. ” Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesota Section 1. ‘That section 1, chapter 148, laws of 1911, be, and the same is hereby amended to read as follows: ‘Section 1. In all common school districts composed of ten or more townships each member of the school board in such districts shall receive as annual compensation for his services as a member of sucy .board the amounts herein stated, to-wit: Two hundred dollars ($200) a year where such distriet contains thirty public schools; four hundred dollars ($400) a year where such district contains thirty-one public schools but less than sixty-one; six hundred dollars ($600) a year where such district contains sixty-one publfe schools but less than ninety-one; eight hundred dollars ($800) a year where such dis- trict contains ninety-one public schools or more; provided, that {a such common districts containing less than thirty public schools and in which is maintained a high sehool, the annual compensation of the rs of the school board shall be fixed at the annual school meeting.’ “ Sec. 2. ‘This act shall take effect _oza "be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 23, 1913. CHAPTER 446—S. F. No. 908. AN ACT providing for the election of and fixing the terms and salaries of Coroners, Chlet Deputy Coroner. Secretary. | Morsu eper ani stant Morgue Keeper of ail counties in the State of Minnesota. now er hereafter having a population of two hun. dred thousand (200,000), and less than three hundred thousand (300,000) inhabitants. Be it enacted by the Legislature cf the State ‘of Minneso Section 1. A Coroner shall be elected in all counties in the State of Minnesota now or hereafter having a population of two hun- dred thousand (200,000) and less than three hundred thousand (300,000) inhabitants, who shall hold his office for’ the term of two years and until his successor is elected or ap- pointed and qualifies. whose term shall conv mence on the first Monday In January, 1813, except that the term of the coroner in of fice when this act shall take effect shall ter- minate on the day next preceding the first Monday in January, 1915, and all such coro- ners shall be chosen and their names placed upon the non-partisan ballot. in like manner ame way as Judges of the Dis- trict Court are now selected, and all pro- visions of law now in force relating to the selection of Judges of the District Court, both in primary and -general election, shall ‘apply to the office of Coroner, so far as the same may be applicable. If,'in any primary elec- tion contest it shall appear that any candidate for coroner is without opposition, the proper person or board having supervision of making up the primary election ballots, shall omit the name of such candidate from the primary elec- tion ballot, and the same shall be placed in due form upon the regular election ballot. Sec. 2. Such coroner shall be a duly ti- censed and practicing physician of the State of ieeeesie: — — salary is ‘our Thousa: lars ($4,000.00) per annum, which sum shall be paid out of ‘th treasury. Sec. 3. The Coroner of “all such counties shall appoint a Chief Deputy: Coroner, and sucn other Deputy Coroners as he may deem neces. a Secretary, a Morgue-keeper, aud an Assistant Morgue-keeper. The compensation of the Chiet Deputy, Cotoner, hereby fixed at welve Hun Mars ($1,200.00) per ann: and that of - the Secretary at'Nine Mundsed Dost lars ($900.00) per annum. The salary of the Morgue-keeper is: hereby fixed at the sum of Twelve Hundred Dollars ($1,200.00) per an- num, and that of the Assistant Morgue-keeper at_'Seven Hundred and Fighty Dollars ($780.00) per annum; and all salaries and compensation herein mentioned shall be pay- able in monthly installments out of the county reasury. Sec. 4. All acts and parts of acts a ent with the provisions “of this act are hereby Been 3. Tht effect » 5. is act shall take force from and after its passage. bisa Approved April 23, 1913. CHAPTER 447—S. F. 954, AN ACT relating to proceedings agains the. liquidation. of Gelinquent fiuanciat ine stitutions and banks, and relating to the collection of the assets of said institutions and banks and to validate certain actions pomugnt in the name of such banks. it enacted by the ture e dt enacted Legislature of the State Section 1, ‘That in all cases where Superintendent ‘of Banke of “this sate” hes taken possession of the property and business of any bank, or any such bank is in the process of liquidation by him, pursuant to the laws of this state, Superintendent may in the name of any such bank or in his own name as Superintendent of banks of the State of Minnesota, for the use of any such bank, bring and carry to an end all neces- sary actions in the pi courts to reduce the assets ef any such to money and to pre- tect the property and rights ef any such bank, and to that end may in the name of any such bank or in his own name as Super- fotendent of Banks, execute all “bonds and pets necessary to carry on any such actions, and may in the name of any such bank, satisfy atid discharge by written in- strument,. any and all real estate and chatte ges and all Hens. held by any the name of any such by advertisement in the man- the laws. of this state, auy bank to the attorney employed Sy any such mortgage by advertisement the pow- stot attorney. reaulred by, the awe of th Advertisement. Such tendent of Danks got such prior to any sale under such foreclosure ceedings shall file for record: in. the office the Register of Deeds of the county where any land affected: by any sale is situated, a certificate u hi as such Superintendent of Banks. therein the corporate» of the bai fected; its principal place of as such Superintendent he has taken posses- sion of the property of such dame under the laws of and the date State ft eet > od aT a 2 ray _ ‘thereof: that such by hin pursuant to the laws of it such he the fact. A Ike. certit be filed Cor record by stich superintendent of batiks in the office *where any such mortgage or lien is