Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, April 30, 1913, Page 59

F \ 4 i 288 apie : rei : ddd 4 Pr | EI : 3 gAe i Hd XN ) gif | ~Buske ¢ ' oe Minnesota, hal) be’ of auf Support, with perfect sa Eine tor other vehicle with ay not to exceed three-fourt centrated on one axle, when driven at a of not to exceed three miles-an: hour; nt herein contained shall apply to any aute- mobile. Seo. 2. All acts of parts of acts inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed. See. 8. This act shali take effect and be in force from and after its passage, Approved April 25, 191 RuAPrER 500-8. F. No. M48, AN ACT to amend Sections Revised Laws of Minnesota, , as amend- pa ed by Chapter 257, General Laws of 1905, relating to the establishment and mainte- nance of public Lbrarie Z @Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesota: . ection 1 t Section 2256 of the Revised Laws of Minnesota, 1905, be amended #0 as \ to read as follows: tion ‘The governing body of any city or village may establish and maintain @ public library and reading room or either of them for the use of its inhabitants, and by ordinance may set apart, for the benefit thereof or other public property of the In villages and cities of the nd and fourth classes, it may levy tax of not more than three mill ‘of the first class of not mo: on the dollar, of all taxable preperty he proceeds of which tax Shall be known es the library fund." / of the Revised Seo. 2. f of 1 ‘Laws of 1905, mended so.as to read as follows: sad “ection Any board of directors may admit’ to the Nenedts of its Mbrary persons in the municipality, under ‘and upon such conditions as security, as it shall by rule not residing 5 also contract with the board of county tsstoners of the! county in Which the library is situated or of adjacent th the village trustees or gov- body of any neighboring town, city or se to loan ‘books of said Mbrary, efther or in traveling Mbraries, to the rest- Gents of said county, town, city or village, upon such terms all be agreed upon in much contract. All such boards or officers shall have the power to contract with the board of directors of apy free public Mbrary for the use of said brary by the people of the county, town, city) or village not having the use of @ free library, n the same terms and conditions as those age wh Ubrary is located, and to pay such Wbrary board such an amount annually as may be agreed upon therefor,-and such county, town, city or village board may establish a Moraty fund by levying an annual, tax of not over one mill on the dollar of all the taxable outside of any city or village wherein > Ubrary 1s located or which is xed for the support of any such Ubrary Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 25, 1018. CHAPTER 510-8. F. No. 587. f to amend Section 175, Revised Laws esota for 1905, relating to presiden- sctors. the Legislature of the State Same—Presidential _ qlectors— voted for together—That Section 175, 4 Laws of Minnesota for 1905, he > amended so as to read as follows: 175. When presidential electors ted for the candidates of each r shall be grouped and printed names of each group to be he order'in which they were filed. ry of State shall cause the names dates of each political party to capital letters, set in six point nes to. be arral in two col- tical or party designation shall once for each group, said desig- wing a scroll or bracket on the shit immediately following this, in the enter, shall be printed in bold type the sur- rane of the presidential candidate répresent- To. ht of, and on a line of euch ame, near the margin, shall be placed re, ch the voter may indieate his by a mark (x), and one such mark op- posite a group of presidential electors shall be ‘ counted as a vote for each elector in such group, the form for each group to be sub- stantially as follows: i ‘or Presi tial Hlectors: ¥. & Tne relative position of, the several. group s shall be determined by the Pao app! cable to other state officers. “The groups of electors be separated By a space one quarter of an inch in width and so arranged Bs to permit placing a cross (X) after each name, and no blank lines shall be printed therein ‘ag in the case of other candidates or groups. “Above the names of the electors be printed in bold type, ‘Presidential ticket, vote once opposite group.’ ‘The state ballot, Penna jes ee — be printed ow e electors, lank tween, one inch in’ width. sensi ‘Approved April 25, 1918. CHAPTER 511—8, F. No, 595, ‘ion 2 of Chapter three }) of the General Laws Pirpose of fixing the sal ie district court Sf the ‘State of bg m of less than forty-f inhabitants, such counties @ as follows: Population ot less rjand on each a a Suey ‘3 aye’ : Section 1, Al ldges 1 ; ructed: on any eblte weet on highway in any gage, by action. Town or ; ‘ownship, ‘Town seftcient ot to the proper has been filed for the made or entered therein, such foreclosure is hereb; deglared to be in all respects legal, valid ana Sffective, as though an order had’ been duly the court confirming, said sale and. sold, of all the right, yf fcarrugated rolls.auch Se. are inj used in one mead be gop mtany , steam machine: tus, or as pil the ‘mortgagor, his heirs or assigns, in and to} ous the premises ‘described | therein, whticl mortgagor had at the date o! so foresiosed, from and after the expiration of ninety days’ from the passage this act, where no redemption. is made from said gale, without any order confirming the sale and the report thereof. or final decree or other act, proceeding or conveyance whatsoever; provi that nothing, herein contained shall be con- strued to apply to actions now pending/ which involve the validity of any such sal Sec. 2. ‘This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage, Approved April 25, 1913. CHAPTER 518-8. F. No. 799: AN ACT to divide the State’ of Minnesota in ten (10) congressional. districts. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State ‘of Minnesota: . Section 1. The State of Minnesota ts hereby divided into ten (10) jonal Districts each of which is entitled to elect one repre- sentative to the Congress of the United States. sia Houston, Fillmore, |) Seo. 2: The. counties of Winona, ashe, Olmsted, Mower, . Freeborn, Waseca ‘and Steele shall constitute the First Congressional District. Sec. 8. The counties of Blue Earth. Feri} bault, Martin, Watorwan, Brown, Cottonwood, Jackson, Nobles, Rock, Pipestone, Murra’ Redwood and Lincoln shall constitute the Sec- ond Congressional District. Sc" athe Sicolet, ee Sueur. Ca er aot Leod, Sib! a 5 eur, rer, Rice, Dakota and. Goodhue shall constitute the Third Congressional District. Seo. 5. The county of Ramsey shall consti- tute the Fourth Congressional: District, enth, eighth, nin teenth wards of the city of the Town of St. Anthony ehall constitute the Fitth Congressional District. Sec. T. ‘The counties of Benson, Sherburne, Stearns, Morrison, Aitkin, Todd, Crow Wing. ‘Wadena. constitute the Sixth Congressional ‘The counties of Grant, Douglas, Stevens, Pope, Bigstone, Swift, Lac qui Parle, Chippewa, Yellow Medicine, Ren- ville, Kandiyohi, Meeker and Lyons shall constitute the Seventh Congressional District. Sec, 9. The counties of Koochiching, Itas- ca, Carlton, St. Louis, Lake and constitute the Highth jonal let. Sec. 10. The counties of Ottertail, Wilkin, | Wy Clay, Becker, Mahnomen, Norman, Polk, Mar- shall, Red, Lake, Pennington, Kitson, Roseau, and ‘Clearwater’ shall. constitute the Ninth Congressional District. Sec, 11. The Counties of Pine, Chisago, Kanabec, “Mille Lacs, Isanti, Anoka, Wright, and all of the county of Hennepin, except the town of St. Anthony outside of the City of Minneapolis, and the Third, Fourth and Tenth Wards of the City of Minneapolis shall con- stitute the Tenth Congressional District. Sec. 12. ‘This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 25, 1918. ¢ CHAPTER 514-8, F. No. 820, AN ACT to mend Section 1620, Revised Laws 1905 relating to insurance brokers. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State ‘Minnesota: 3 Section 1, That Section 1620, Revised Laws 1905, be amended so as to read as follows: “Section 1620, Whosoever, not _ being the appointed agents or officer of the insuring company, for. compensa- tion acts for or in ‘any mauner aids another in effecting insurance or reinsurance, &|shall be deemed as an insurance broker; but no person shall act as such except as ~herein- after provided. The Commissioner, upon pay- ment of the preseribed fee, may issue to any person a license to act as an insurance broker for one year, unless revoked,” to effect insur- ance and reinsurance with any authorized com- pany. Whenever it appears to the Commis- sioner of Insurance upon due proof, after hearing, upon such notice as he may’ direct, that any such license has unreasonably fail- ed to pay over to the company or agent en- titled thereto the whole or any part of any premium collecged by him, or has been guilty of misrepresentation, fraud, deceit, dis- honesty or of any violation of any of the provisions of the insurance law or any lawful ruling of the Commissioner of Insurance, the Commissioner shall revokg his license and’ give notice thereof in such manner as he will best protect the public. No vo: shall paid by any person, firm or cor- poration to any person who assumes to act as an insurance broker without: license. there- for."* Approved April 25, 1918, CHAPTER 515—S. F. No. 849, 7 AN ACT entitled an act providing for a state board of investment and . prescribing its duties, and for the investment of the trust funds of the state. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the state of Minnesota: Section 1. The permanent school, the perma nent university and other permanent trust funds of the State of Minnesoja shall be in- vested in the bonds of the United States or any bonds of this or any other state, or any bonds of any school district, county, city, town or village of this state, bearing not less than four (4) per cent interest, but no investment shall be made in bonds issued to ald in the construction of any railroad. ‘The Governor, Treasurer, Auditor, Attorney General and President of the Board of Regents of the State University are hereby constituted a Board of Investment, whose duty it shall be to invest all funds@ferived from the sale of public lands, except as otherwise herein pro- vided. The’ first three officers hereinbefore named as members of said board are hereby authorized’ to act independently of the. other two members of said board in all matters pertaining to loans of said funds to counties; townships, cities, villages and school dis- tricts under the provisions of Chapter 10, Re- vised Laws of Minnesota for 1905 and amend. ments thereto. But for the purchase or sale of any other securities than those last herein- before mentioned, a majority vote of the en- tire Board of Investment. as hereinbefore first constituted shall be required. shall ‘be ex-officio president and the State Auditor shall thereof and keep a record of its proceedings| and publish the same in his annual report. The Treasurer shall place on credit of the respective funds the interest received on said bonds. They shall not be transferable except upon the order of the Governor and Auditor, shall be written “Minnesota School Fund Bond" or ‘Bond of the. Uni- versity of Minnesota’? as thescase: may re- quire. The Auditor shall keep a reeord show-| 0d ing the name and amount of each bond, when issued, when redeemable, the rate of’ inter- est, when and where- cuted, . when. put for what purpose: Sec, 2. (All or parts of acts inconsistent herewith, ‘and particularly Chapters 340 and 348. of the General Laws of Minnesota for 1907 are hereby repealed. Sec. 5, This act shall take effect and be after its passage, ed in force from and ‘Approved April 25, 1913, M4 CHAPTER 516—S. F.-No: 851. irty-five (Pe enown-as class, 7 those counti’s having & population of thirty-fv _ thousand (85.000) and less than forty-fv thousand (45.000) shall be known as class’. “rhe county auditor in deterniifing the pop- year 1910, ‘or any census Wo thereafter taker by the United. States or by the State of Minnesota, and add two per cent to! “pw populatiom.as shown by the census ‘An’ act to amend Chapter of 1912, entitled to amend Chapter 290, neral 190T-entitled ‘An act to regulate the em- ployment of children and providing penalties. for jts violation.’ » Be it enacted by the Legisifture of the State ‘of Minnesota: Section 1. That Section 1, Chapter eral Laws of 1912, be, and the same fi ended, So as to read as follows: tion 1. No child under fourteen (14) rs of age shall be employed, permit! on red: to work at ‘say: tine, “in or ta pone jon with any factory, mill or ‘or in any mine; or in the thir-|plicant shall be promptly notified of a a w! shall they be employed in any ‘whatever in operating, or assisting to operate any passenger or freight elevators; nor shall they be employed in any capacity whatever in the manufacture of goods for immoral pur- poses, or in any other employment dangerous to their lives, or their health or morals; nor) in any theater, concert hall, saloon, or place jot amusement. Provided that this section shail | not child i, science or practice of music; or as a musician in any concert, or in a theatrical exhibition with the written consent of the Mayor of the city, or the President of the Council of the) ernor. ‘The Jabor village, where such concert ‘or exhibition takes |¢x-officlo member of sald boa: place. "Such consent shall not be given at any time for any child, local or transient, under! ten years of age, nor in any case unless writ-) ten “application 'be made to the oificer @n-| powered to give such consent at least seventy- | two (72) hours previous to any performance for which such consent may be given. Such | application and the consent shall specify the name of the child, its age, and the names and residence of its parents | d guardians, the nature, kind, duration and permitted, together with the places and c! of the exibition. The Mayor of the city, “or ‘Pres- ident of the Council of the village, may grant | such consent, and shall at least forty-eight | (48) hours before ‘the first pe: ce or} exhibit forward to the Commissioner of Labor | and to the ‘Secretary of the Minnesota Child | Labor Committee, a notice of said applica-| tion and consent; and if it shall appear to| such Commissioner or Secretary, or assistants, that such consent is in violation of any ex-| isting law, or that the character of the per- formance is such as to be dangerous to the life, or limb, or injurious to the health or morals of such child, then the missioner of Labor shall have power to suspend the operation of such consent pending investiga- tion, and shall have power upon such in- vestigation to revoke such consent. sui penston or revocation of a permit, and of the time and place of any proposed investigation, and shall have the right to appear at such in” vestigation and be heard. voked for oe reason other than suitableness of the p: place, the for whom said permit is requested shall not be permitted to appear in the proposed exhtbition at any point within this State for a period .of one year thereafter; and the fact that a permit may be thereafter granted by a mayor! or president of the council for such child to appear in such exhibition shall not be a bar| to a prosecution for violation of this act But no such consent shall be construed to au- | thorize any violation of three | and four of Section 1005; nor shall females } to re-| . Provided, that in ‘any action brought against an employer of any child under sixteen (16) years of age, on ac- count of injuries sustained by the child while | so employed, if the employer shall have ob- | {;, tained, and’ kept on file in like manner as herein employment certificates, | an affidavit of the-parent or guardian, stating | im substance that the child is not lése than een years of age, such e: ent Shall not be deemed a violdtion of this act. | Any person employing any child in violation | of {he provisions of this Section. shall be y of Sec. 8. This Act take toree’ from and-atter its passage: ! °® Approved April 25, 1018. @ misdemeanor.” , CHAPTER 517—8. F. No, 808. AN ACT to amend Section Oné (1) of ‘Chay atcea te oe nr o ‘too. as foil vs J rf e ies of steno; porters in municipal courts. ran artes Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State|/by such of Minnesota: Section 1. ‘That Section One (1) of Chapter 225 of the General Laws of 1909, be amended 80 as to read as follows: ; 4a wSection, 1. Bach Judge of, the municipal Page rind Mire court. of the ‘City of, @ stenographic reporter, well | skilled in c | harge officer office during the pleasure of said judge so i appointing him, ‘The salary of said reporter shall be eighteen’ fundred ($1,800) dollars per annum, ie ‘m monthly installments by the city of the City of Minneapolis, from any funds! in the city treasury not? otherwise appro-| priated.”” | i Sec, 2 This act shallfake”emect and be, in force from and after its passage, ‘Approved April 25, 1918. | CHAPTER 518-8. F. No, sit.’ ACT creating the Department of Labor and Industries, and’ providing for a Board Examiners to govern appointments there- Sections 1789, 1790, 1791, 1704, 1795, 1796 and 1797, Re=| eral Laws of 1907, i of 1907, Chapter 497, @ permit be re-|é the: un- | 86 child TED—All ,|in the Bureau of Labor, Industries and member shall be apyointed for a term. years be; first Monday in of ed@h odd numbered year, the first appointments under this section shall be made on or before June 1, 1918. In case of the inability of any member of to be present at any examination, the person. all papers, Mew! Reed and have, open to. the, inapet: cewise a ve open tion of the public a list of the names the persons who Two (2) members of the tute a quorum for the ness. A chairman shall be ¢lected by board from. ita number. -.No member board shall receive any compensation for his herein required, except his reason- pr Yor, the Sec. 5. EXAMINATIONS—The board examiners shall provide suitable lists of ques- tions which shall be ‘The board of examiners shall convene for the purpose of holding the first on or before the last Monday in June, 1913, and annually thereafter. Special examina~ tions may be held by the board upon the written request of the labor commissioner. Any person who shall pass such examinations shall be eligible to appointment at. any time within one year from the date of his ex- amination, provided, he shall remain morally, mentally, and physically fit. Thirty (80) days notice, signed by the secretary of the board, of any ‘examinations held under the provisions of this act shall be given by one publication {n one dally newspaper. in the. City of St. Paul, Minneapolis, and. Duluth, and such no- which the applicants will be examined. examinations shall be held in the City of St. i i zg ie Paul at some suitable place therein, to de nee ee fixed by the board. If at any time there an insufficient number of eligibles the com- to temporarity | missioner shall have authority rs ies, such appointment fill a vacancy or vacanci to hold until such list of eligibles has been suffictently replenistied, but not to exceed three months, provided, that, unless prevent ed ‘by extracrdinary conditions, the board of <Shall hold an examination to re- ple the list of eligibles within” three me of he date of such temporary ap- See. 6. OFFICES VACA’ positions TERMS DEFINED—The words ractory”” and “mill,” as used Jn this chap- ter, shall ‘mean any premises where water, clectrical cr, other mechanical power ing. proce! aid of if OF 3 there “workshop, premises, Toom or place, not factory or as above defined, wherein manual reised by wal trade or for purpose of of making, y of jwain in “or incidental to a process aitering, repairing, cleaning, ornamentin: ishing or adapting for sale or use any article ‘fo ued, eball mean any work of as 80 used, 01 operation, alter or ronal of a railroad or street railway the works or offices of any gas, «telephone, water, electric light,’ or min! bridge, tu ercantile e construct - The term shall mean any wholesale or ment, theater, bowling alley, other ‘place of ai \otogr: leries, warehouses. he Norein shall interfere with the powers conferred by law upon the railroad and ware- house commissioners cr the county mine spectors. partownt shel watorse, ail ie the employment of minors and protection of the health, lives, rights of the working 1909, and providing penalties for the viola-|trades and crafts, tion’ thereof. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesota: tistics, a bureau of factory inspection, a bu- eau of women and children and a bureau of te free employment, and {ts officers shall si , consist of a commissioner of labor, an as- | Pl bureau of women and children, and the de- eet shall have its office in the State ‘There shall also be appointed ‘one tici- an, three deputy labor commissioners/an el- @ railroad inspector, five: four assistant | factory inspectors, four female inpsctors for the Burean of Women and Chili s! to the three clerks. loner may also; fel and a. competent. physicist, regularly | and a competent re } Diasticing under “laws of this’ state, and such other help as the department miay re-| quire, Sec. 2. Industries and when this Jaw! office in ment of Labor and Industries. His suc- cessor shall be appointed by the governor, by. and with the advice and consent of the senate, for a term of four years ending on the first Monday of January, 1919, and for, thereafter. All other person witness unless. he is paid the for witnesses in the district court. ‘The Bureau of Women and Children shall have power to toreed, wise, APPOINTMENTS —The' | Commis-qfare ‘of of” tat fine 1905 Laws of and acts and supplementary thereto. be of the State of Approved April CHAPTER AN ACT to election of from. gress vote of Section’ 1. At aie i ae au ageg? ees il ‘and. the names of said nomi- nation of senator in shall precede the nation of gilvother candidates on each ballot. See. i Ay as i aI ee ie : i By &, z Meable to fled and authorized to be Section rovide for the nomination the State of ‘Minnesotn by" fling: ~ ‘acanetes in such office Be it enacted by the Legislature i Md i , i of the tir a < Sec. 2. 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