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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

OFFICE NEw.YoRK ERIs RAILROAD Co.,
New-York, June IL, 1854
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-The
IN and Erie Railroad Company earnestly
dsvored during the months TO establish and maintain
uniform and renunesve rates OF traffic By the four greet lines
In this and believing 1t 70 be udous and improper to inhu
BY the issue Of FREQ Passes BY the employment
ruanes and solicitors BY any other undeh the
Company rather than resort such have dets mined c
reduce 6e fare ser Monday nsxt 18th inst oows,
Betwee New York aud Dunkirk to. e6 H
De.ween New York aud Buffalo, to................. o.
Betveen New-York and Niagara Falls Suspension
CHARLES MORAN. Presdest
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31
Tor SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.

TOR SAVANNAH and dFLORlDA.-The Ameri-
can Atlantic Screw Steamship Companys and hrstas
stssn1ship HUNTSVILLE A Pos, commsndes VII lssvs
srr No u n. R. on eATuRDAY. Jaiy 81. q 4osock p IA
fhrUu ali Macon. NoetsaDsry Atlanta Abtay o.
md C}umbu, cold m.eh e tbsn locsl rs.es Prsish,
c-nts Re. lot unt further IpsuSrce oabaf Hss esol
Apo;vto Il. 3. CROMWELL Co.,
No - Wsstsl. ubany.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

l. ~. LINE.-rs- hvori.e steamship ALABAMA, Capt
g. N<Ish. Win lrsve oa SATURDAY, July 81, a. M
rom sr No. North River. Cabin Passsse 10 eavsnnah
S5 Bile L.dins signed only board FOR Freight Pas
sss. apply to SAMUEL L AlTCHILL son, No IS Brood
way fpg Fods connect savannah leaving
Monesy Wednesday and Friday. The FLORIDA Capt Isssc
Cruvel Will succeed and leave SATURDAY. Aus
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

DEGULAR MAIL LINE for BOSTON and
II YROyIDENCE Va SrONIN0fON.-HOUk Of LEAv-
mo CHANGED 10 8 p m On and sfter TUESDAY: Jane L
be Steamer PLYkO6rH ROCK srd G vANDERBILf a
his line viH Pier No. North Ry-s dst whsF abovs
Bat.erv place daily ~p. sundsys nstssd 0ftRn
o6oe 10. 10 Bstt~yy -plAoe
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6onses ano farms iDantso.

DOOMS SWANTED-Suitable for small School
IL from the let September within ten minutes w,k Of the
Msicspui- Library Auy person hsvios such ,oms
se mt may hear Of good tenant BY sdirsssi c T. W.
Tribune Ohice.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31
NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
IN 1854 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1853

NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
IN 1854 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1853
Commencing May 81. 1859.
Passenger Station In EewYork 27thst and fh
entrance on 2th.st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK.
For New Haven a m Tex }; l2:i5, 5i5 <1 tex and
6:3ep m For Bridgeport lex) l2t5 3t5 +:3o l-r)
and $50 For Milford Strsord Fairfield Southport and
Westport N. IL: +5 345 and $50 For Norwas, T.
NJ 1915 AS 420 lex 4b, $50 $50 For Duisn
and Greenwich T. Ia M. l2:+5 S AS $50 $50 For
Stamford 8feI) IN. 1875. 3:t5 i1 (exl as go,
s:sc p For PoIt Chester aud lterms siiAte stations
l2:4S s: Is, S:f5 5:3o. $50 u.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston lam lex 4; % p m (exl For Hartford and
6pnpgheld (exl ADD ex) For Connecticut River
Railroad to Montreal (eK FOR Canal Railroad 10 North.
.mpon, 81 %; leI J. and 1916 Pm For New Haven and
New London Railroad, and i2 m. For Housatonc
Rail-, sd, q m 40 m. For Hsusatlck Railroad, m
2:+5 3t5 p. Ror Dsnbnry sndNorwdk Railroad. 7.
$50 JAMES II. HOYT. Superintendent
AyEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHILA-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31
SACRAMENTO CITY AND COUNT Y
CALIFORNIA COLLECTIO

are also received and transmitted Sscrsmsato aud exchange
for BoIds OF the City s3d Comfy required BY the
Late funding act.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

IA CROSSE AND DIILWAUkEt haiL-
IL ROAD COMPANY-NoTlCE.-A Commii,ee has been
bv the Board Of OF the LA CROSSE and
EILWAUkTE RAILROAD COMPANY to adjust and settle
ali osrs against Company Persons Interested III the foa
ips Debt Bonds Nc of said Company are rcqesa
" -" . "'' '"''' ~ WM A. GUEST Chairman.
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y u L G + X 5
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Egw-YoRK July IL. 1855.
DIVIDEND This Company hss declared a SE hI-ASSUAE AZ
DIVIDEND Of EIGHT PER CENI p~ysoe on bs "a uAS ~
xnyn., MI TIE Transfer Books will b. cosed from the 9th
ins;. until Aug ., -. ooo ooo .-,,, .
Tb. Dividend is paid upon capital Of seooo witt sur
tius OF over $4,000 by oidst, e.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

TJEOPLE LINE bttWteh NEW-I -IOhh, VII
i ISLAND NEW-R0CHELLE and dMAAAR0NECK-OF
and after SATURDAY, June r. the steamer ISLAND CITY
Capt James Vadenbursh having been reftsed with new boil
and newly furnished throughout viii commence maxine
DAILY TRIPS Sundsys excepted between tbs
Places for the accommodation Of passengers and freight esyni
Fulton Market Slip returning leaves Mansroneck si
m, New Rochelle 7S m, City Island a. :: IS q N
Pew bweer N-wYort and 80 cents and b-twess
usw York and Ne Rochelle City Island Is cent? esch
isht b. board half hour before the time OF sArps
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

T'RE ALBERT FREESTONE COMPANY
Il suppy he h~su'iiul
BUff-COLORED SYONE
sumber OF the
erected in NewYork, Baltimore, Prsjepeia 10 They a.
furnish Of color with Orr
will be any point the Atlsat seahs.d p.nd
insk SAMUEL r. UINSMOkE- Becreta-y
Ofce Ne Is Nsssssr Common wealth BultiHs New.Yok
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

~ Nv -oIIis'IHH III 1afnisVhI,iU u IIII1tf-
II DELPHIA ard the SOUTH and WEST. via JERSEY
CifY-Mal and Express lines leave New York at and II
p 81 Through Tickets sod ot Cincinnati
Wet, and for Baltimore Washngon, Norfolk, &c aud
through baggage CHECKED % Washington In and
trains. J. w. WOODBURY., Assistant Superintendent
baggage viii be received for any train gness delivered and
che I'd hfteen minutes In advance Of the time d leaving
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

DAIIROAD and STEAMBOAT LINE.-AF-
IL TEENOON BOAT at O'Clock for III DSON ro ths foot
II H.rrisont soLth side landing Cadwels West Point
Cozups's Dcck. Newbursh, Marlboro Milton Poughkeepss
Buytovn Rhine beck Red HooL Bristol West amp aud Cs;s
all FARE 80 CTS. to NEWBuRGH POUGllKEEPStE and
RHINEBECK Tickets msy be ohain-d 90 board the boa. o
se following places: Hudson, Cayeack MeLenyis Ghent
Chaihsn -Four Corners 81 50; East Chrham VI 6j CanAAn
81 90; Yd~Hds eI %; State Line, s5; West Scckbrdse
81 Rebmoud 8? o5 Shaker Vnsk-, e.oi Pitsheid 50;
Dalton es l5 Hinsias 81 55 ws.tip ton, es65; Beckett
~ 90 Chester Factory ss oj; Huntington, fs S Raper
Is s5 We,tfeii IS 81 The fast sailing Steamer SOUTH
IMYRIcA Csp Sbermsn. will e>y. toe er eot Of Ham
.on ,,- (scuth aaej, MONDAY. "WEDNESDAY and BRl-
DAY n O'Clock D. m.
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Sc. 3. The said county ba'ldings designated
in section one. shall be erected on any part Of
the following described property now owned
by the county OF Chisaeo, d the board Of
County Commissioners may designate, TO wit :
Lots number seven 90 eight 50 nine a. ten
Q0) eleven Ql,) twelve Q2) thirteen Q3)
fourteen tll,) and fifteen tl5,) in block number
edthrty- nine (39,) 10 the towu Of Taylor . Falls
a. the ssme ere known and designated In the
ssyvey and plat Of said town, recorded I q the
once Of the Register Of Deeds Of said county.
SEC. 4. The County COMMISSIONERS shall at
the earliest practicable period. esnse the ne.
cessary county buildings fos the use Of said
county, to be erected on said site as described
in section three, in such manner, according
TO such plans, and on such terms q they
shall deem advisable, for the interest Of said
county.
6Ec. 8. This Act shall take effect from and
after its passage.
GEORGE BBApLEY,
speaker pro TEN. Of the H. Of X.
RICHAgDG. MuRPHY,
President pro TEN. Of the Senate.
Approved March }, Is5s.
CHAs l.. CHASE, Acting Governor.
SEcRgTA.Y's OFFICE, Minnesota,
tf March 3, ISIS.
! hereby certify the foregoing TO be a tue
copy of the original on file in this office.
CHAs. l.. CHASE, Secretary.
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IIaw No. &5.l


AN ACT authorizing the County Commission
ers of Chissgo eonnty TO issue bonds Tor cree
ton Of county buildings.
BE II enacted By the Legislature OF The state OF
Minnesota.
SscTtoS /. That the County Commissioners
Of the eeuuty Of Chisago are hereby authorized
And empow cred to issae bonds, TO an amosus
not exceeding ten thousand dollars, bearing in
terssi not TO exceed ten per cent. per annum,
and for time not less than two nor more than
ten years, 70 raise money or material 10 be ex
peaied IN the erection Of 4 court house. Jail.
and such other county buildlugs a. the County
Commissioners may deem proper for the use OF
the county, and for no other purpose. Said
bond. shall be signed by the Commissioners su
thorixins the same. ami attesied BY the Clerk
Of said board, and under the seal Of said county,
which bonds 80 issued shall be and continue .
lien upon the property 10 said county until the
same are fully paid and satisfied.
sxc. !? For the purpose az paying the pr'n-
opal and interest 20 become duo on said bonds
a. the same may become due, the said board
ofCouuty Commissioners are hereby authorized
and required to rasse by tax upon the taxable
property in aid eouaty, in the usual manner OF
assessing AID collecting taxes for soanty par-
poses. . Sufficient sum o! money, and IN such
amounts, and a, saeh Nmes. - may De neces'
sary 10 meet the sum OF money 10 become dae
on said bonds As last - the same may become
due, and a. soon ~ said bonds shai! DC paid.
the same shAll be cancelled BY the ssia eeara.
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law No. iG.I

AN ACT to provide for the issuing Of Commits.
SONS TO take testimony by justices OF the
Peace.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of
Srcr,os l. Whenever an issue of fact shall
have been joined, in any action or suit, before
u Justice Of the Peace, and il shall appear on
the application OF either party, that any wit
ness not residing within the county when such
suit Is pending, IL material In the prosecution
or defence Of such action or suit, the said Jus.
tice may award a commission to one or more
competent persons authorizing them or any of
them 10 examine such witness on oath upon the
investigation settled by the said Justice, and
certified by his appreciation, entered or en-.
dorsed thereon, or by the written agreement or
assent Of the parties annexed to such commits
sions, to take and certify tho dispositions Of
such witness, and to return the same according
10 the directions given, with such commissions
in which commission both parties may unite.
SIC. 2. such commission may be granted ut
the instance of either party by such Justice of
the Peace, at any time, upon proof that due
notice Of such application for such commission
has been served on the adverse party at least
two days before the time Of making such ap-
plicaton--and whenever the Defendant shall
neglect to appear or plead in such action or
suit, and the Plaintiff shall make application for
q commission to take the deposition Of mate
rial witness for the prosecution Of such action
or suit, the Justice may award a commission
without notice to one or more competent per
sons, to examine such witness on oath upon in.
terrogatons proposed by the Plaintiff to be set
tied by the Justice, and certify the dispositions,
and return the same according to the directions
given in such commission.
SEC. J. The commission shall be executed
and returned a. is prescribed by statute when
commission issues out OF Court Of Record
and the deposition and testimony taken in pur.
suance thereof, shall be received on the trial,
as testimony in the cause, with the like effect,
as il such witness were personally examined at
such trial.
SEC. 4. When the commission is executed on
this State, the Commissioner or Commissioners,
shall have the same p0wer,'to issue subpoenas
swear witnesses and compel their attendance
rs Justices of the Peace have.
SEC. 5. Whenever such commission shall be
issued by any Justice Of the Peace, the action
or suit shall not be adjourned for more than
ninety days, unless by consent and agreement
of the parties to such action or suit
SEC. q. The Justice Of the Peace shall be en-
titled to fifty cents for every commission issued
and approved by him, in addition to the fees
now allowed by law.
GEORGE BRADLEY
Speaker pro TEN Of the II. Of II.
RICHARD G. MURPHY,
President pro tenn OF the Senate.
Approved March ), 1868.
CuAs. l.. CHASE, Acting Governor.
SECRETARY = OFFICE, Minnesota,
March 3, ls5s.
hereby certify the foregoing TO be true
copy of the original on file in this office.
CHAs. l.. CHASE, Secretary
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Nv AUTHORITY,

~ AJr Proposing az Amsuim~pt 10 ne Inus,lluihsl
II he >tsi~ ~ Mmar-rA
ha vaaeted by he Legislature 81 she SAFE Of Nupr
seta
ss,rtos l. The following anrrstmca,'ip srsts.n seven
d trsle ave II ihc ,oUsnI'tpn " hts state hereby
rturv.sd ioe pahcsuoa 10 be approved rejected ~
sad '''ssuisaa said Sson sessa 10 be amended
IA rvst A. tnito~s
s.,iuS me term " es'h Of the Gsceul,ve 6acerS
named tn his Ar,sie shah skng he ea.h
anni the Nanday uf JAuaary ls6.t 9,
cryt he Autnr wta aha. rnnunae 90 oAlss al aac arsg
Naasisy " JsnHafs t~tl aai unM Aer .arcrNav. .hAu
have heVn dHls sircah ana 9naiiRsd AnA sias same
ahsSe H.ar sl,s, aus ensrv up,s a.
dune. II ,asr Respective ufees ustrpd AMI apply !,
ather OlbcsTs slecicd aaasf h, sulasa ~
have not Already tskeU III. oAa q eee aat cd
tAr performance ~ their aisxpsi au,s-.
-, 2 The psspc<Hd asuerlBisn4 shall - ,aAutsd
he people tho several g.ftcts sh sale ,r IA. ~
sprrO. fsj.et.sn VA Inc sSs 1ss az ,pr,i l>as
~ .eyortsaee wHh shs prssssi is~ psTt.saz oaco.
tsos
sac The habss assi Al sAsi eteenou sAaH ~ wr,,,
ten ~ prnied sp0ew. feF aaarNiie@ei IA >-s~,os
s as N. case aaay -,
So NJ a,gon shall Dc ttATn b, he pcppr ne
ah's nrure>rN Nasn,imsnes AZ : lhs Asi shs ~ ,oi
"a e.ss he s.as ARavsoSs shna BE- sau,stri is' me
hn FrV0r u ihe nae II hssdutE SA sseS ilcn i,r
faN aA"a 90 r'iee'"s II r yssins proposed A"Sei
~. w.. A. shah AXE se-y, ssi and sssr BE-. r..
sa@s,
eEogSs bkaMSy
>peAssS rs+ 81 a. u 81 X,
hNa.sp q kSkFsr,
Approves Nsl,As lSa>
'F.. CaA,s Acsas t.oy.tunr
NssAsf.sNs N''Ns, Amps.a-.
Nara : tsSs,
asrses rsr'as ~ rv'sos as - .ru. copy e ne
~1i.a 'sls / ,s.p. secrsuNy,
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AN ACT TO amend an Act, entitled An Act to
incorporate certain Towns in this Territory,
aud provide for Town Government within the
same.
BE it enacted by the Legislature OF the State OF
Minnesota:
SECTION l. That section forty six OF chapter
eighteen Of said act is hereby amended so as to
read ~ follows; That so much land as ia ION.
tanned within the town plot OF Fond Du Lac,
below the Falls OF 81. Louis. in the County
Of st. Ioui. a. surveyed and plotted
by Andrew J. Foster, be and the same
il hereby created town corporate by the
name and style OF Fond Du Lac, and shall have
and enjoy all the privileges and responsibilities
usually enjoyed by municipal corporations,
and that Reuben Is. Carlton, Alexander Paul,
u. George Morrison, j. u, Culver. and Francis
Roussain, be, and the same are hereby constr
tuted the Town Council Of said town, who shall
hold their Office for one year after the passage
Of thir act aud until their successors are elect.
ed and qualified,
Ssc. .. This act shall take force an! effect
on aud after It's passage.
GEORGE BRADLEY,
Speaker pro fem Of the II. OF Il.
RICHARD q. MrRrHxy.
President pro TEN Of the senate.
Approved March 3. i,5s.
GAS. l.. CHASE. Acting Governor.
sxcRKrARy's Ovrrcw, Minnesota,
March J. l>5s.
hereby certify the foregoing to be true
copy Of the original on die in this Office
CBAs. l.. CHAsE. Secretary.
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BE it enacted ny The Legislature Of the State Of
Minnesota.
sEcriok l.. That section two 90 of An
Act u Incorporate The Nininger, ST. Peter and
Western Railroad Company" approved March
4, 1857, be aDd the same b hereby amended SO
tors specifically asnned in the preceding sec
uon, or majority q them. shall on or before
the hrst Monday Of September, ls5s, meet and
open sue d books ~ may be necessary, at some
proper or conyenient place in the city of st.
Paul, or at such other point or points in the
state OF Minnesota - they agree upon, for sub
scription to so much Of the capital stock of the
said company an they may deem proper. first
having gwen ten days notice thereof IN one or
more public newspapers printed in the city Of
ST. Paul aforesaid, Of the time and place Of
such meeting, and Of the opening of the hooks
Of the said company for subscription 10 the
stock thereof, and after sum of not less than
ten thousand dollars Of the capital stock of
SAID company shall have been subscribed, and
an instalment OF not less than i've per cent,
paid upon each share thereof, then the subscri.
oeTs shall become corpOrators Of said compa-
ny, and shall within thirty days thereafter, pro-
coed to elect Board Of Directors from the
corporators and stockholders Of the said com.
pany, consisting o! not lesa than six, nor more
than twelve, and the Directors SO elected shall
within ten days thereafter, proceed to organize
by the election OF a President and such other
officers as they may see tit TO appoint, and un.
til such organization, the corporate powers OF
said company shall remain in and be exercised
by the corporators heretofore specified.
SEC. 2. That all Of Section of the said act
be and the same is hereby amended so as TO
read Is follows: The said corporation IL here
by authorized and empowered to survey, 10,
cate, construct, complete alter, maintain, and
operate, as a Railroad, with one or more tracks
or lines OF rails, from point on the Mississippi
river, within the city Of Eininger, to the city Of
Saint Peter, on the Minnesota river, by way Of
the town of Louisville, on the said Minnesota
river. together with q branch road from the
said town Of Louisville, on the Minnesota river.
with one or more tracks or lines Of rails, to the
town Of Glencoe, the County Seat Of Mcleod
county. upon as direct line as prac ticab!e.
which shall be determined by the Board OF Di-
rectors with reference TO the best route there
for.
'GE0RGE BRADLEY,
Speaker pro tenn of the Ii. Of X.
RICHARD G. MURPHY.
President pro TEN Of the Senate
Approved March 3. 1858.
CHAs l.. CHASE, Acting Governor.
SECRETARY 8 OFFICE, Minnesota
March 3, ISIS.
hereby certify the foregoing TO be true
copy OF the original on file in this Office
CHAs. l.. CHASE, Secretary.
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Memorial No. AL


A MEMORIAL to the Congress Of the United
States for the Establishment OF a Mail Route
from the City Of Glencoe via Hutchinson,
Forrest City, Paynesville. St. Cloud, to Clear
Water, in the County Of Wright.
The Senate and House Of Representatives OF
the State Of Minnesota respectfully represent to
your honorable bodies that the rapid influx OF
settlers within the limits Of our State, and par
ticularly along the line Of the proposed Mail
Route, require an equally propOrtionate in
crease In the Mail Routes within the limits of
our State, for the accommodation and conven-
fence Of not only our actual settlers but also for
the travelling and commercial public, which has
increased, and IL increasing in an equal proper
ton 30 the settlement Of the country, therefore,
we would respectfully memorabilia your honor
able bodies FOR the establishment OF q Mail
Route for the accommodation Of the Inhabitants
OF our State, from Glencoe, In Mcleod County,
by the way OF Hutchinson, Forrest City, Pay
nesvic, Saint Cloud to Clear Water, in the
County Of Wright for which We huInbly pray.
GEORGE BRADLEY,
Speaker pro tenn. Of the II. Of Z.
RICHARD G.. MCRruY.
President pro TEN. OF the Senate.
Approved Feb. "a, 1858.
CHAs. l.. CHASE, Acting Governor.
SECRETARY 8 OrFiCg, Minnesota,
Feb. q, 1858.
! hereby certify the foregoing To be \ true
copy Of the original on file in this office.
Cuts. l.. CnAsE, Secretary.
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shsiI ~ = ysovfds ~ ~ payment q any IN
staanest 2insssese q ssid bea1a, the Common
Councfl shall sppoint - A9eo4 70 receive the
revenues Of the bridge until such deiinqucntin,
stalment OF interest shall hare been paid and
the subsequent instalment shall have been
provided for. ga
SIC. 10. And the said Saint Paul Bridge
Company shall have their bridge insured sgainst
fire. and transfer the policy or policies therefor
70 he said City Of saint Paul.
SEC. IL. This act shall not take effect until
II has been submitted to the electors VI the City
OF saint Paul qualified TO vote ct any election
for charter officers Of said city, which election
shall b. held for the purpose Of determining
whether n h expedisnt for the Common Coun-
Ell q said city TO loan the corporate bonds to
~ Saint Paul Bridge Company a. herein pro.
vidsd. The said election shall be conducted
IN H. some manner as the charter election Is
now ecnaucted IN said city, and all the proyi.
SONS II law felative 10 the same are hereby ex-
tendsbto and made applicable to said election.
The Inspectors Of said election shall provide
box, In which each elector qualified TO vote at
the time Of said election shall deposit ballot,
on which shall be written or printed the words
FOR the bridge loan, Or the words against
the fridge loan." Those ballots On which shall
be written or printed the words against the
bridge loan,' shall he deemed as not approving
it. The said ballot box shall be kept open for
the reception Of ballots from ten o'clock in the
morning, until five o clock Ia the afternoon, and
said inspectors shall Immediately thereafter
canvass the ballots deposited, and certify 70
the Clerk OF the Common Council Of said city
the result Of said canvass, designating how
many ballots were received "tor the bridge
loan, and how many were received against
the bridge Loan" The Mayor and Clerk Of
the Common Council Of said city shall, within
five days after said returns shall have been made
karA aaIt r,c 1nN tbu
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Law No. 49.l


AN ACT for the Preservation OF Fish in certain
BE it enacted by the Legislature of the State
Of Minnesota.
SECTION !. The drawing Of seins and setting
Of gllnet in White Bear Lake. in the Counties
of Ramsey and Washington, Long Lake, in the
County Of Manomin, Bald Eagle and Pleasant
Lakes, in the County OF Ramsey, Lake Wrinkle.
mann, in Sbley county, and all lakes and
strands in Hennepin. Washington and Fillmore
counties; Lake Eyslum, and the Cannon River,
and all Lakes drained by said river lying in
LeSueur county, in the state OF Minnesota !;
and the catching or taking of Trout from any
stream or river in Winona, Wabashaw, Wash
ington, Fillmore, and Dakota counties, during
the months Of November, December, January,
February and March Of each year, are hereby
prohibited.
SEC. 2. Any person or persons on conviction
before any court having competent jurisdiction,
or having violated this act, shall pay q fine Of
not less than twenty five, nor moro than fifty
dollars; one-half to 20 to the informer and the
remainder to go to the support Of common
schools IN the district where the trespass shall
have been committed.
SEC. ). 1t is hereby made the special duty
Of the Clerk and Trustees Of the several School
Districts, where said lakes are situated, to see
that the provisions Of this act are strictly en-
forced.
SEC. L This act shall take effect and shall
be in force from and after its passage
GEORGE BRADLEY,
Speaker pro TEN. Of the II. of 4.
RICHARD q. MURPHEY,
President pro ten. Of the Senate.
Approved March 3, lsjs.
CHAs. l.. CHASE, Acting Governor.
sEcBETARy's OFFICE. Minnesota,
March 3. 1858.
hereby certify the foregoing to be a true
copy of the original on tile in thus Office.
CHAs. l.. CHASE, Secretary.