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mS Section 1. That Section Thirty-elght GS). pt Chapter ‘Three Hundred forty-four of the "1 ‘of the State of Minnesota for. ‘as amended by Chapter Four Hun- oe Sixty-nine (469) of the General teen Ji, 28 amended -by Chapter four hund' tivelve, (412), General Laws of 1909, be and the ‘gaine Is’ hereby. amended. to; ‘as. Tol lows: ; Sec. 38. Mink, Muskrat and Beaver, No person Shall take, catch, or Kill any, beaver fat any time, or any mink or muskrat ve- tween. the fifteenth day of April, and the day of December following, and no per hall molest, injure or, destroy any musk- mink or beaver house, den or dam at or hunt or pursue. sch. animals or, dogs, except thal in the apen » herein provided for the taking, eaten + killing of muskrats,* muskrat houses, for the purpose of placing traps therein, ve opened in such manner only. as will. not troy, damage or injure the same, as a habitation for muskrats. Prowided, n any of the animals mentioned t stion nage to or destroy~ pror likely to damage or The — person ; fs likely to be, dam- r destroyed may make complaint and the executive agent of the sion, who shall either - by @ deputy game warden, In- the conditions complained of,” and appears that the complaint is.well found- and the property of such complainant 1s bein: is likely to be damaged’ by any such animals, the Executive Agent of the ame and Fish Commission may grant per- fssion,. properly safeguarded, to the com- plainant. to kill such animals, or destroy , dams or other structures erected oe any Sec. 2 This Act shall’ take effect and be foree from and after its passage. Approved” April 28, 1913. y CHAPTER 574—H. F. No. AN ACT entitled “An act to amend Sections cighteen (18), nineteen (19) and twenty (20), Chapter two hundred eighty-elght (288), of Laws of Minnesota for the year 1905. entitled “An act providing for taxation of an fixing the rate of taxation on tnherti- tances, devises, requests, legacies and gifts, and providing for the manner of payment well as the manner of enforcing payment ereo?,”” as amended by Chapter two hun- dred nine 9), Laws of 1911, prescribing rules of procedure and imposing official du- tes con ‘ning the imposition and enforce- ment of inheritance taxes."’ Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State ot Minnesota \.Seetion 1. ‘That Section eighteen (18), of Chapter two hundred elghty-eight (288) of the Minnesota for the year 1905, as nded by Chapter Two Hundred Nine (209), aws of I#i1, be and the same ‘hereby is ded so as to read as folléws: 1s." The probate court shalt immed!- let sive notice, upon the determination of: the value of any Inheritance, devise, be- quest, legacy, transfer or gift, which {a tax: able under this aet, and the tax to which ft is Hable, to all parties known to be interested therein, including the state auditor, attorney general and the county tregsurer. Buch notice shall be given by serving a copy on the attorney of all persons who may have appeared by attorney, and as to persons who nave not so appeared, by mail, where. the ad- dresses of the persons to be notified are known er_can be ascertained, otherwise such notice shall be given by publishing said notice once in a qualified newspaper. The expense of such publication shall be certified and paid by the state treasurer inthe same manner as hereinbefore provided fdr the payment of the fees and expenses of appraisets. Accompanying stich notice given the at- torney general shall be a copy of the order determming such tax, and also a full report showlng such other’ matters in connection therewith as may be required by -the attorney general upon such forms as may be \furnished by him to said Court or a8 may be particularly requested. ‘The county Moard may allow the county treasurer and the judge of probate to employ such additional clerical assistance for all or part-of the time as may be necessary to properly perform the additional duties. im- 4 upon such officers by the inheritance tax ‘law. Sec. 2. That "Section Nineteen (19) of Chapter Two Hundred Eighty-Bight (288) of the Laws. of Minnesota for the year 1905, as amended by Chapter Two Hundred Nine (209), Laws of 1911, be and the same hereby is amended #0,a3 to read as follows: 19. Within thirty days after the serv- the notice of the assessment and de- termination by the probate court of any tax \posed by this act, the attorney general, county treasurer, or any person interested : file with said court objections writing, and praying for a rer and redetermination of such tax. objection being so filed the probate t shall eppoint a time for the ‘hearing eof and cause potice of such hearing to be given to the attorney general, county treas- urer and, all, parties. interested at least ten. days betore the hearing thereof. Such notice shall be served in the manner provided for section 18 as amended by section 7 of this 4 the time appointed- in such notice the court shal] proceed to hear such objectfons and) any evidence which may be offered in su sition thereto; and if, after court shall be of the opinion ' @ ssment or redetermination of such tax should be made, it shall, by order, set aside the assessment and determination there- ad order a reassessment in the as if no sessment had been nad , without ordering a tesbmission to appraisers,” get aside the a sessment and determination theretofore ma: and fix and determine the value of the pro erty embrdced in any legacy, inheritance, de- vise or transfer and fix and determine the amount of 4ax thereon in accordance with the appraisal theretofore filed, so far as the same ts not in dispute, and in accordance with the evidence introduced by the respective parties im interest as to any items of the appraise: report which may have been objected to any person Interested, Including the attorney general and the personal representatives of the Seceden In any case where objections are filed by the attorney general as hereinbefore provided for, he shail, within ten days before the time set by the rt for the hearing thereof, file with the clerk of the court a bill of particu- jars setting forth the items in any such re- port objected to and as to which he proposes fo offer testimony: he sbell also mail a e@py thereof, within said time, to the personal representative of the decedent or the attorney oy afforneys for the latter. In care objec- tions are filed by any other person, he or she shall likewlse file such bin of particula: with the court and serve @ copy thereot upon The attorney general within ten days after the filing of the objections. Before any inheritance tax appraisers are appointed the court shall require the general inventory and general appraisal to be filed, and in all estates so appraised at oyer $10, 00, and in all othér estates where an¥ part of such estate may be subject to an inheritance tax, the court shall furnish the county. treas- ure? and the attorney general with a copy of. sueh general inventory and appraisal, and shall not determine the tax due, nor appoint ‘whose | y|acid, |} by tt, for Certain Pury Be ascnad the praised Heiatare e 1. ‘Phat ion, » Re EE ete teed i eee of ey i red pharmacists of | fhe Gdvernor, exch for and until] nis su shall be filled by I unexpired terin. No any school or college member of the board, come so connected, c5ase, Governor may select. ‘The board shail who may or and a tegistered pharmacist, ayes not be @ member, ag Secretary. business. Tt may, by its duly authorized: where drugs, medicines and’ poisons are Igiven away,’ compounded, dispensed or mi factured. ny person refusing otherwise “preventing such duly from enforce and obey the provisions of this division, and feport. its proceedings | to over recommendations as it deems proper, the names of all pharmacists registe: ing the year, and the items of its receipts disbursements, : Sec. 2, That Section 1905, be amended to read follows: shall meet at least to examine applicants for ration notice of all examination: applicants therefor, The secretary of resist dicted to the unfit him for the practice of pharmacy, may refuse registration ¢o @ny person 80 dicted. , 1905, be amended to read as follows: 2881. Assistants. An certificate assistant een years old, or over, two years’ practical experience stores where physicians’ applicant shall be and have in shall be required. If upon examination board finds him qualified, he tered, His certificate shall entit as an assistant to a registered pharmacist during the temporary absence of tered pharmacis Sec, 4. of 1905, be amended to read as follows 2482, Pharmacists trom other state board without examination, upon receip' a: fee of twenty-five dollars, may grant board, of another state. 1905, be amended to read as’ follows: 2334. Annual person registe uing in bus secretary a a by shall annually pay to enewal fee, to be fixed by board, and not. to | exceed — three lars ‘for a pbarmactst/ and two for an stant. A person . who been registered. and has defs in payment of fees may be reinstated within years of such defauit, upon: payment of. arrears, and renewal date. Sec. 6, 1905, be amended to. read as follow Drugs, medicines and poisons, for substances commonly kept In drug stores used in compounding medicines or sold medicinal purposes. vision, however, shall atients interfere practice or furnishing to his articles as he deems proper, or or with the sale by general retail the following articles: — Alum, , gum arable, ." logwood, rolled gutphu senna leaves, sublimed sulphur, water monla, or paris green in sealed package: Uinctly labeled ‘Paris Gréen, Poison.” MILE) two miles from a drug store be Prevented from selling any commonly medicine or -potson which has been put for such sale by a fegistered pharmacist. Sec. 7. 1905, be amended to read as follows: 2337 — Qabeling of otherwise than on a physician's written ription, shall sell at retail acontte, donna, digitall arations, the oils of bitter almonds, pefinyroyal, savin, or tansy, arsenic or of its, preparations, mereury or oplum, or of their poisonous preparations, chloral hydrate, chlorofrm, osot eral acids, naptha nized oxallo acid, any poison, ‘strychnine, commonly affixing other without or -to and the name and business addres seller, and satisfying himself th is to be legitimately used. Any pérson fails to comply with any requirement of section shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, ot Sec, 8, 1905, be amended to read as follows: 2888, Sale of Polsons—Record—No either on his own behalf or while employ of another, prescription /of a physician, shall sell or away arsenic or its preparations (other paris green), aconite, belladonna, or vomica, or their preparations, of potassium, hydroeyanic acid, mercury or its poisonous’ preparations, savin, or) tansy, or strychnine, Fecording. in a Book kept for the purpose, name and address of the person to whom inheritance tax appraisers until’ thirty days thereafter. A copy of the will of decedent, if any is probated, and also a copy of the ‘in- itial petition in said estate shall accompany such copies of the general inventory and ap- praisal. vo Sec..3. That Section Twenty (20) of Chap- ‘Two Hundred Bighty-Bight (288) of ‘the 8 of Minnesota for the year 1905 be and @ same hereby is amended so as to read as how te Sec. 20. If the treasurer of any county shall Wave reason to believe that any tax fs due and unpaid under this act after the refusal or negiect of the persons liable therefor to pay the same, he shall notif; in writing, the county attorney of his county, of such failure or neglect, and such gounty attorney, if he neve probable cayse to ve ghat such tax is due and unpaid shall a) \¢ probate court ‘a, citatton, » cit persons liable to such tax fo the court on a specified, not three months from. the. date) © wand show couse why the The judge of the p cation, and that any suc ‘citation, f, and rovisions d_ when- ax 18, due thereof cannot is of this act in or corporation is hereby made li- z t of such tax, the county attorney gue for in the name the collection of such Eollected shall be forth- ‘eounty treasury, It shall punty attorney, ‘to appear county treasurer on the tion. Swhich for any Gause Is omit- pptaisement or inventory, so i not taken into consideration nation of the inheritance taxes, vent taxed against the per- ime, any part, thereof, if included in the original ‘that any Gischarged from brought by the attorney general of (ry state in any court of gen- name risdiction, or may prosecuted to oral don by citation and subsequent pro- coedings tn the Lie jn court wherein the es- tate was Bor 28, 1918! ADI Every person who shall of this section, give a false name to be corded as aforesaid, or, having custody of such record book, ‘shall refuse to produce it on demand for the inspection of any officer, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, See. 9. That Section 2339, Revised Laws of 1905, be amended to read as follows: i 2380. or manager of a place where dru, are shall be responsible for the quality of drugs, chemicals, and medicines sold by except proprietary medicines and other ‘art! sold in the orl turers. Every /person who, by himself fhrough another, shall wilfully adulterate drug, medicinal substance, or preparation thorized, or recognized by the United States Pharmacopela, or National Formulary, or or intended to be used in medical practice, or shall mix with any such article any foréizn or inert substance for the purpose-of weak- ening its medicinal power and effect or of the same knowing it to be so adulterated or. mixad, shall be guilty of a mfsdemeanor, the mini- cheapening it, or who shall sell mum punishment whereof shall be a@ fin fifty dollars; . 1905, ‘be amended to read as follows: 2340. Sales not a registered ploying and keening tive charge of his pi tali, compound or dispense or poisons, or keep or conduc! tailing, compounding, or dit medicines, Cis@or a dealer ch @ pharmacist Sn :e of business, shal} 8, permit the compounding or dispensing of scriptions or ‘the vending of drugs, ‘or poisons in his place of business, @er the supervision of a geet pharmacist lola: any Daaiaer bya tee except in cases, ing results Pergoa otteudigg or assistant. Every person vision of this section shall be of not less than fifty doliars, where the death of a. human: from such violation, when the is guilty Of a “felony, Sec. 11. That the State Board of Pharmacy tate Phar- for the advgncement of the science and art of pharmacy, out of may each year turn over to the maceutical | Association the anual fees collectedby it, such ‘sum. it may deem advisable, but not to exceed dollar for each pharmacist and o1 cach ; assistant Plezmectst, sos nati id his renewal fee during such year, Bevsia on shail annually repent ‘Approved April 28, 1918, yi CHAPEBE. 576—H. . No, 118. _ AN ACT -to amend Laws of Minnesota pharmery ‘and, if a member be-| nis ‘membership shall The Minnesota state pharmacentical sociation may recommend five names for each| for anpointment to be made, from which list the: annually one of its members as President. ploy an attorney’ and other necessary agsist- ants, and make rules for the conduct of its resentative enter ‘and Inspect agy.and all places to permit or authorized representatiy: entering ‘gich _ places, (Shall be guilty of @ mledemean@e.. It shall annually, with such information and giving’ dur- 329, Rewsed Laws of 9. Examtnatlons—Fee—Revocation—Jury’ xemptions—Disqualifying Habits—The board ce In every three months transact its other business, giving reasonable by mail, to known shall record ‘The fee for examination shall be five dollars. hearing, the board may «revoke any certificate tion obtained by false representa- tion op other fraud, or when the holder is ad- liquor or drug habit so as to Sec. 8. ‘That Section 2881; Revised Laws of for eight- prescriptions arp usually compounded. Provided, however, if he be a graduate of a school of Pharmacy whose course includes twelve months of lab- oratory work, but*one year’s such experience all be regis him to to compound and dispense drugs and medicines the regis- That Section 2882, Revised Laws istration to. any pharmacist ‘licensed or regis- tered by the board of pharmacy, or @ similar Sec. 5. That Section 2884, Re@sed Laws of fee—Reinstatement — Every the boatd, while contin- dollars without examination, Byery certificate shall expire at a time. therein prescribed, not later than one year from its That Section 2835, Revised Laws of Drugs, efe., defined—Exceptions as to ses of this subdivision, shall include al! Nothing In the subdi- prevent a physician from ‘compounding prescriptions for use in his the making or vending ‘of ' proprietary med cines, with any exclusively wholesale busine: ers of blue vitriol, carbonate of salts, glauber gum camphor, saltpetre, shall any dealer whose shop is more than (A ‘That Section 2887, Revised Laws of polsons — No perkon, bella- or nux monica, or their prep- cedar, earbolie croton oil, cyanide ‘of potassium, hydro- cyanic acid, lead acetate, morphine, .the min- wood: recog. package or receptacle containing the same a label conspicuously béaring the word "Polson. ‘poison | That Section 2388, Revised Laws of rs0n, except upon the -writt cyanide morphine, opium or the ticture thereof, the -oils of pennyroyal, without first the amound and kind of poison. delivered. late any provision Adulteration, ete. — Every proprietor inal packages of the manufac- Sec. 10.° That Section 2340. Revised Laws of sohibited—No person ‘medicines, a@ place for re- drugs, or poisons, ~or falsely assume or pretend to the title of a registered pharmacist. No registered pharmacist or other person shali dojlar’ for have to said hoard jon the condition of pharmacy in the state. Chapter 288 of Generat | an for the - recoral for 1911, entitled “An Presehvation. of vital wtatlction tnelt wise “the frst, da q that the valuation ‘in this act. shallnot be to. the valuation, section 492 and. 5%, and acts amendatory | thereof. (fhe Purbone ‘ot fixing salaries oF clerk ive as. therein provided, except in counties hav- ing an area Of more than five hundred -(500) square ilies “and an assessed valuation of more than Nine Million lars. under the Provisions of, Section (835, Revised: Laws of section elect may, em- ‘This book, supplement, shall show the total amount of “money” and of “credits”” .as~ sessed to each tax payer underjthe provisions ‘of this “act, ana shall not disclose further detalls of “his assessment, It shall contain. also a summary showing thé number of indi- viduals, firms, associztions, trustees, etc., as- sed for such: property and the total amount of “money” and “eredits” taxable under the provisions: of this act. When making the re- tura to the county auditor provided for by section 850, Revised Laws of 1905, the assesscr shall fle this valuation book, or, supplement, together with the summary of samé and the listing blanks filled out by each tax payer ass! under the provisions of this act. ‘The county auditor, when compiling the re- turuis required by section 862, Revised Laws of 1905, shall include, under a’ separate heading the ‘aggregate assessment in each district of Property amessed under the provisions of this ct. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and in force ‘from and after its passage. Approved April 28, 1918. rep- sold, anu- sub- the and and be the pames of all persons registered by the pres es board, together with the grounds. upon which the right of each to registration was. claimed. CHAPTER 577—H. F. No. 795. All registered ‘pharmacists and assist-| AN’ ACT authorizing. certain clties of the ants, while employed such, shall be! first class. to issue bonds to defray the exempt from service ‘as furors. On|». cost-of providing buildings and. equipment for, fire department _ purposes. of Minnesota: and Section 1, “Any city of the first class not governed by a home rule“ charter js hereby authorized to issue and sell its bonds to an amount not exceeding $150,000 and to use the proceeds thereof for the purpose of erecting and repairing fire hoifses and buildings and providing sultable equipment therefor, includ- ing the acquisition by purchase or condemna- tion of land necessary fon such buildings. Sec. 2. Said bonds shall be tssued only in pursuance of a resolution adopted by a ma- Jority vote of the City Council or other gov- erning body of said city, and the faith and credit of the olty shall be pledgea to the pay- ment thereof and the-interest thereon, Such Council or other governing body shall include in the tax levy of each year an dmount sumMclent to pay the current interest on such bonds, and the sinking fund of such city, if there ‘be one, will be Dledged to their redemp- tion at maturity, Seo. 8 Bonds issued, under this act shall rum for a term not longer than thirty years and bear interest at a rate not higher than four per cent. per annum, payable sem{-an~ nually. The place of payment of principal and ‘interest and the denomination of said bonds shall be fixed by the resolution au- ‘thorizing their issue, and all or any of them may be in the form of coupon bonds or of registered certificates, so called, as the pur- chasers may prefer. Sec. 4. All bonds or certificates so issued shall be signed by. the mayor, attested by the city clerk, and countersigned by the city |comptroller of said city, and be sealed with the city seal; except that the signatures. to the coupons attached thereto, if any, may be Mthographed. None of such obligations shall be sold for less than 95 per cent. of their par value and accrued interest, or to any but the highest responsible bidder’ therefor. Sec. 5. This act shall not apply to any city whose inhabitants have adopted a charter pur- suant to Section 36, Article 4, of the state constitution. ‘Approved April 28, 1913, had arug the t and ‘The tof reg- t dol- has the two .CHAPTER 578—H. F. No. 814. AN ACT to amend Section seven (7) of Chap- ter three hundred and eighty-four (884) of the General Laws of Minnesota for 1911 | relating to drainage. ~ |Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesot: the an for Section 1. That Section 7 of Chapter 384 of the General Laws of Minnesota for 1911 be, and the same hereby 1s, amended so as to’ read as follows: “See, 15. he. bond “and. contract | shall be attached ‘to each other, and the contract shal! contain the spectfic description of the Work to be done, either expressly or by ret- erence to plans and specifications, and refer to the number of the section or sections, as provided .for in the preceding section ang shall provide that the work shall be done and completed as provided for in ‘the report of the engineer, and subject to his approval and that of the auditor or auditors, as the case may be. Such contract. shali be dfawn to the sa- istaction of the engineer and. the county a.- torgey. Every such contract and bond shah embrace all the provisions provided by law for the giving of bond. by contractors for pub- lic works and. Improvements and for the bet- ter security of the contr ing county or counties and of the pgsties performing labor. and furnishing materfal in and about the performance of such contracts and shail pro- vide that time shall be of the essence of the contract, in that if there should be any fail- ure to perform the “work according to the terms of said contract within the time lim ited therein, originally or bv extension, th contractors shall forfeit and pay to the coun ty in which the portion of the work in de. fault shall be located, a certain sum. to ve named, therein, and which shall be fixed the county auditor, or auditors, as the ¢: may be, for each day that sych failure shall continue. No extension of the time shall be granted pniess applied for in writing to the auditor, ‘or auditors, as the case may be, stating to his or their satisfaction good and sufficient reasons therefor, nor shall any ex- tension affect the right to enforce such for- felture, if any, as shall occur after the time originally limited and before such extension, or occurring after the limit of the extension. The bond all expressly provide that the bondsman shall be-labie for all damages resulting, from any such failure, whether the work be resold or not, and that any person showing himself injured by such failure may en! maintain an action upon such bond if his givelown name and that sach adtions may pe than! successive in favor of all persons so injured. nux|Such contractor shall be considered a public officer and such bond an official bond within the meaning of the statutory provisions con- struing such official bonds of public officers ‘as security to all persons and providing for action on such bonds by any injured party in the district court. Provided, that at the end of each Sear of each session’ work, after giving such con- tractor’s bond, and prior to the completion id acceptance of such job of construction e contractor may|make verified application to the county board in case of 2 county ditch, of in case ofa judicial diuch, to the judge of the district court of the county where the proceedings Were instituted, setting forth ap- proximately the total yardage of excavation completed and total amoant of other work completed, the contract price thereof and the Value of the. woyk theretofore certified as complete by the engineer, and the amount ot. money recelved by contractor, and further setting forth the amount then owing or un- paid by said contractor fpr labor or material already furnished in the matter of the com- pletion: of such contract, and asking an order feducing ‘the amount of ‘the contractor's bond. Provided, that whenever tiling ig used in the constriction of any ditch or drain or any part thereof and the petition for said drain fo requires, or at any time previous to the commencement. of advertising ‘for the sale of the job or Jobs for the construction of the Same upon a request. of a majority \of the petitioners in writing therefor, filed with the county auditor of. the propet county, such contract ‘shall reqitire’ the, contractor. of the whole tile work or the contractor of any part thereof, as the case may be, to guarantee all of. such tile work done by any. such con- tractor for a period of three Years after the gompletion of Jany ‘such contract. aveainst fault or negligence on the part of any contractor and any failure during said period of uny part of said tile work constructed by ny such contractor, to accomplish the hose of drainage for which Jt was intended, shail ‘be. prime facle evidence. that the: sam fs due to the fault or negligence of aid “con tractor, Notiog of sueh rentest shall be ‘give en by the county auditor in the advertisemer for sale of such job or jobs, sas Kind ‘The kaid contractor shall mye a goda and sufficient Wond. for the performance’ of such undertaking and contract. The acceptance ‘such with m: dis- Nor ‘thus used up, pre- any. any. cre-. the the who! this the fhe and re- any i ‘sold all him, icles or any au used ‘of ac- re= pret jeines, {Of such tile ditch by the engineer or county board shall not relieve or’ exempt said con- tractor or his ismen from the liabilit: herein Imposed on sald contractor for said a a4 eng ch icatie pon Tecelyjn such application, ‘the ize of eae istrict tig rs the said Conte, ok ae) case may A Lt condider “ana. "determine: the? wale oats plication upon such notice as shall be diz fected by. such Judge or by such county board respectively, and 4f upon such hear- ing, it is determined that no loss will result thereby, ‘the sald. judge ‘or ‘said county, Board may by’ order reduce the penalty of such bon’ to, such @-sum as shall be deemed advise able by such judge or such County board, as the case may be, but. such=reduction shat ta mo case exceed by more than twenty-five per cent the amount already id to the con- tractor and such reduction. shall not, affect the veey, or the enft or in any man- | |ner otherwise affect the remaining amount of * [hie Denaity"of uch onde en : ‘Approved Aprit 28 1018, pro- 88 one Said ‘ tics ir Poe . Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State’ . 2 TION REGISTRARS. SUB- % Each town,” and city shall, for the pur- paee: of this act, tration ‘and clerk, pepsett trar for the town, village or city comp’ such primary ‘registration district. that in all cities having an on Department,, the local registrar local, health tocal’ perform all the duties required of him by: the provisions of this act. ) Bs iif appoint a deputy, for whose actions he shall be responsible, meh Any local registrar -who neglects. or refuses to Highs) the duties imposed by this. act shall be superseded by another to be eppoint- ed by the state registrar in his place. ‘The State Board of Health may appoint sub-regis- trars to receive certificates of be ea deaths and issue burial permits in any nated’ tapettons: hey shell, be. 9ubject to superv: ‘the state registrar and may. be removed by him for cause. Such sub-regis- trars shall’ note thereon the date when any certificate 1a filed with him, sign the same, and forward {t to the loeal’ registrar of the proper district within'five days receipt; tnd shall make a monthly to the state registrar on blanks for that purpose of all deaths where he has had charge of the remains or sold the casket. Sec. 3. CERTIFICATE OF BIRTH. BY WHOM FURNISHED. CONTENTS, ‘The physician or midwife attending at the birth of any child, or, if theré is no attending physiciin or licensed midwife, the father or mother shall, within then days thereafter, sub- scribe and file-with the local registrar of the district within’ which the birth occurs, a cer- tificate of birth. specifying: * Place of birth inchiding state, county, city, village or town, with the street. and house provided. He shall keep a record of all in-|Hundred dolla: number, if any, or in Meu thereof, the name of. the ‘hospital or other private, public or state institution, if in such institution. Full name ‘of child. If the child di without being named befére the te is filed enter the wora ‘Unnamed’ te of death. t ‘Male or. female. ‘Whether one of twins, triplets or other’ plural birth, and" the “number tn order rth. Legitimate or no. wit and hour, Full name of the father, Residence of the father, Indian, Chinese or other. Age of father at last birthday. Birthplace of father; state or foreign coun- the trade, work; or ‘the nature of the industry or business engaged or employed in. Full maiden name of mother. Residence of mother. Color or race of mother, as white, colored, Indian, Chinese or other. 9 Age'of mother at last birthday. Birthplace of mother, state or foreign coun- try. vac ® Occupation of the mother with a statement of the trade, profession or particular kind of work; or the general nature of the industry or_pusiness. et or employed in. > Number of ‘children born to this mother, including present birth. . Number of children born of this mother now living. ‘The fact of attendance and that the birth occurred at the time stated. Date of making and address of the person subscribing. If the child is ‘oné of a plural birth a sep- arate certificate for each child shall Be filed. ‘When the birth occurs in any -lying-in hos- pital or in any private, public, charitable or state fnstitution, without attendance by: 2 physician or licensed midwife, the superin- tendent, manager, or person in charge shall make and file the certificate of birth, If the birth occurs in hotel, rooming or boarding house, or in any private dweJling or apartment other than the home of the pai ents, the keeper or occupant shall immediat. ly notify the local registrar of that fact, Th Jocal registrar shall then procure the. nece: sary information and signature for a proper certificate of, birth. ‘The ‘attending physician or midwife , shall deliver to the parents a blank for a Ne mental report of the given name {f the child is not named at the time of making the cer- tifteate of birth. ‘When a."certificaté of birth ts filed’ without the given or Daptisrial name ‘the local regis. trar shall deliver to the parents a blank for a supplemental report of the name. Such supplemental report shall be made and filed with the local registrar as soon as the child is named. If such vepot is not filed within thirty days from the date of birth the local registrar shall obtain such name by other means. See, 4. CERTIFICATE OF DEATH. BY WHOM “OBTAINED AND FILED. CON- TENTS. The undertaker, or person acting as| such, at the “burial of any person dying In this ‘state shall obtain and file with the registrar of the district in which’ the death occurs, a certificate of death containing: ‘A statement, authenticated by the signature 36 fan near cognizant of the facts, speci- ying Placé 6f death.” including. state, county, city, village or town, with the name of the street and house number, or in lieu thereof, the ngme of the hospital or other private, public or state institution, if in such institu- tion. If in an industrial or mining camp, or mine, the name of the camp or. mine. Full name of deceased. If an. unnamed aye the surname preceded by “Unnamed.” fale or female. as Color or race—as white, colored, Indian, Chinese or other. Single, married, widowed or divorced. Date of birth, including year, month and day. 4 ‘Age, in_ years, months and days. If Jess than one day, the hours or minutes. Occupation.’ If the person had any remun- erative employment, statement of the trade, profession, or particular kind of wart; ae the | general: nature of the industry or engaged or employed in. Birthplace; state or foreign country. Name of father. Birthplace of father; state or foreign coun- usiness: try. Maiden name of mother. Birthplace of mother; state or foreign coun- try. 3 , ‘A. thedical certificate subscribed by the at- tending physician, together with his address fad date of making, stating fact and time of death, giving year, month, day afd hour; time of attendance; when last seen alive; the disease jor injury causing death, with 'con- tributory ‘cause or complication, and the du- such |P ration of the jliness;. if from’ violence, the means and circumstances of the injury and ‘whether indicating accident, sulcide or homt- cide. Provided, that the medical certificate shall be made ‘and subscribed by the coroner whenever the cause of death is investigated by him. Provided further, that in cities or the first, second and third class the. health fficer, and in villages and cities of” f the local sexistrar, “or a sub. fourth class registrar, shajl and subscribe the med- ical certificate death , occurring - By cr medical attendance “or Invebtiga- tion 1 coroner. 1. local registrar, cr sub-registrar, js unable to determine the cause Of death he shall refer the case to a physician, or to the coroner, for certification. ‘When the death occurs in @ hospital or other institution or place, other, than the home id, the deceased, (a. stafeinent of the length of time ‘at pla death, length of time in. the state, usual place of residence and where the disease was cont A statement showing place and Aate of burial signed by the undertaker, with his address. Jn the, case of a child dead at birth a cer- ports US ayo r tyes word st te inserted in °: name, end, a Certificate of death shall be nade and. filed with the local registrar, n issued as’ hereinafter pi certificate shall be signed by the attending nysidian ‘and shall the cause of death as Bepibcre en he seuss. of the stil. birth, whether a ure ‘and, if' so, the period. of utero-gestation tn months. Pro- vided: that @ ificate of birth or death shall not be required for a child that has not advanced to the fifth month of utero~ on, ‘In case of stillbirths’ oecurring “without da Shan°be made ana, aubseribed a» is" hereis ‘ 2 ided in ease of death without medical ai engance. LOCAL. REGISTRARS, Date of birth, including year, month, day /other Color-or race of father—as white, colored, of law, shall, record, all, try. Gecnpation of father with a statement of|birth and ni and rial permit | violati rovided: the medical, f ‘The sexton or charge of any ceme- tery,’ burial place or other premises, shall not ‘inter, nor permit the interment or other disposition of the body of a deceased person until he receives a burfal permit as herein jterments, or other disposition of the body, made on the premises under hia charge, stat~ ing name 0} deceased person,’ place of death, date of Durlal and the name” and address of the undertaker. Such record shall be open to public inspection at all times. Sec. 9. PERSONAL STATISTICAL RECORDS OF INMA‘ OF PUBLIC AND of|PRIVATH INSTITUTIONS TO BE MADBH|them and AND PRESERVED, Al superintendents, rs or persons in charge of lying-in or ‘almshouses, charitable or public or pri so perwonal aod ea hospitals, they imtiation death provided for by this act. profession or particular kind of/admitted for medical treatment of disease the phyyician in charge shall specify, in the rec- ord, the nature of the disease and where it Yas contracted. Sec. 10. STATE BOARD OF HEALTH TO FURNISH BLANKS, FORMS AND BOOKS. The State Board, of Health shall provide and furnish to the local and other persns requiring them, all blanks, fornis and books of necessary for car- rying out the purposes of this act. Such blanks, forms and books shall be fur- nished at the expense of the state and print- ed by the State Printing Commission. Pro- vid it the books of record for the local registrar shall be paid for by the clty, vil- lage or town comprising the registration dis- trict ang furnished by the state at actual cost. ‘These books shall be substantially made and shall coptain space, for recordimg all of the facts shown on the original returns of births and deaths. Sec. 11. STATE REGISTRAR TO PRE- SERVE CERTIFICAT! FURNISH _IN- STRUCTIONS| MAY OBTAIN INFORMA- TION IN CERTAIN .. The state reg- istrar shall arrange, bind and preserve, in a systematic manne! original certificates of birth and death to him and main- tain a suitable index of the same. He may assign to each registration district a number to be used as an identifying designation in connection with the! name. He shall pre- pare and issue necessary instructions for the use of local registrars, Soynicinhe, undertak- ers and others required to ish informa under the provisions of this act. If any such officerS, or others, fail or re- fuse to obtain and furnish the tion fain ihe same ‘By ofher nears and in same means the rea- sonable cost thereof shall be paid by the ity, village or town where the expense {s deeenriy incurred. Sec. 12. FE! OF LOCAL “REGISTRARS, Each ‘local registrar shall receive, from the county in* which his district located, a sum of_ twenty-five cents for each birth and ee ea Pea ed shall receive the me fee for each monthly report card of no {births or yenths. having occurred in his gis; 1 is. wi , provic oh is received by the Bate rae before tl may ob- which it sppiles- "Annual wi it appl Annually, on or before first day’ of h, the state registrar tabulate all facts shown in the retu of local registrars as having eccurred during the preceding year, and transmit to the clerk of the district court of each county a certi- fed copy of much tabulation, so far as the same relates to the vital statistics of such county, and each clerk of the district court shall fle, index and preserve such certified copy, and the same shall be prima facie evi- dence of each and every fact contained there- in. Such tabulation shall show .the whole number of births ang deaths, and reports of no 1s Or ths hay occurred, trans- Year, but ng feo shall be r, but no fee paid for ‘no ecards if @ report offa birth or death {month is received later. Upon the recefpt and the filing-et such cer- tified copies tke clerk of court shall issue to each local registrar within his eounty a voucher for the amount due him shown by such tabulated statement. Upon the pre- sentation of such voucher to the county auditor, a warrant for the amount thereof shall be. issued by him. ‘The forms of in- dexes and indexing shall be prescribed by the state registrar and made in a suitable book furnished at the expense of the county. All statistics of births and deaths shall be 50 indexed without other compensation than the clerk’s salary, except, that in counties where the clerk is not on a salary basis he |shall, be paid dive cents by the county, for each name so indexed. Sec. 13., CERTIRIED COPIES OF THE RECORD’? AS ‘DEN FEES FOR MAKING. ‘The state re; or any local registrar, shall furnish apy" applicant. there- for = certified of the ay birth or death recorded under the peat Ae this for the, making and certification of Bitien’ he shall be entitled to réceive a fee of fifty cents, to be paid by ti icant. ‘Such copy of ‘the ot w bith ‘op death, when certified by the state or loéal Eee, to. 04 eae theretrom, ma facie e facts therein stated in all courts in this state. ‘The state registrar shail keep correct. account of all fees or moneys reseived by. him under the provisions of this act, and pay the same over to the state treasurer at’ the end of each month, Sec. 14. PENALTIES.’ An: who} shall’ violate apy, the vigiees ae this act, or shail w: or refuse to Perform any duty imposed upon him bY, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor upon: conviction thereof, \shall_be fined not more [ii meet ag Saber eects inthe a ‘than ninety (90)~days. — . | Seo, 15, COUNTY ATTORNEY TO CUTE VIOLATIONS. ‘The of the several counties shall make constituting such presented to him by the state BPHALS, “Sections 5140, 2143, 1905, Chapter 454, : CHAPTER“ 860—H. prepare, | Sank Toone y such ele Sec. 9. Any ; ng 8 " “Soe provisions 8 act ft ed for violation of : ( : shail be guilty of a ‘be punished by -a Tall for not’ to for 3 bot such fine and every violation there Sec. 10. The State sioner, bis assistants force the provisions doing shall have all with relation each Laws tions 1736, 1% Laws 1905, to which | the ment of its p Bee, sistent with this act | Bec. ‘This act 1 and ‘AN ACT prescribi * for meals for and telegraph ventflation and lishments and ps thereof in cities of class and rep Be it Meanie by ‘of Minneso! Section 1. No any mercantile lunch room or erated in connectii hours in any one | any che week or i facturing ‘ivi ing a sho the week, and visions of thas dass an does not exceed yided further, in retail mere overtime emp! ritten. report okcurrence and missioner of 1; Sec, 2. In sixty minutes. day) meal un! shall permit a ‘Where emp! to work more P. M. they minutes to obtain tu work overtime. Sec. 8. No’ more empl of such employees not cable fect of air space, unless. by, Eeount’9f:sir-kpace toe sagih etiok may be ‘reduced {0 not fess than £WO hundred Arty cubic feet of air space. rs ‘ lots Sec. 4. The owner, agent or lessee of estabinment’ shall. provide ‘In cach work room thereof proper and sufficient means of yentilation;~if excessive heat be. if steam, ‘gases, vapors, dust or other {m- purities that may be fi to health be generated in the use bes establishment, the rooms must be ventilated fn such manner: Hleable end in case ot the, failure ; icable a1 case Oo} late the commissioner of such ventilation to be ployed and ‘water at least in stx months and| dressing room and water closet in su estabushiment shall be _ thoroug! with soap and in eve of the provisions of ‘nis Shaper shall guilty, ota molndemeanor. © oR ‘Sec: 7. All acts or parts of inconstst-| Approved ent herewith are hereby repealed, ‘ 28, 1018.

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