The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-03-14

neither the party or attorney are know
the service may ba made on the clerk 70
} the attorney.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect enec
and be in force from and after its pasgage
Approved Feb. ~, 1879.
An Act to amend section I, Of chap.e
90, of the general statutes.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of tn
State Of Minnesota
SECTION l. That section I, of chapte
90. Of the general statutes of Minnesota
DO, and the same is hereby amended 40 q
to read a. follows
Section Z. If any of the persons 50 IN
lawfully assembled, demolish pull down o.
destroy any dwelling house or any othe
he shall be punished by Imprisonment in
no less than three years or by hae not ex
erection Of the court
be 10 torce from and after its passage.
| Approved March l, 1879.
An Act to amend section ii, Of chapter 8;
OF tue general statutes, in relation to
state normal schools.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Minnesota
SEorloNl l. Section IL, Of chapter 81.
of the general statutes, 10 relation to stats
normal schools is hereby amended 80 IS to
read as follows:
Section IL. There shall be no charge
for tuition to person who may be admit. d
10 the privileges Of the state norm.
schools, and who shall engage 10 become
teachers in the public schools Of the sta.e
for such times and on such conditions, a.
shall be prescribed by the Normal School
Board. All studeu's, after passing through,
the regular course Of study prescribed 70,
the normal schools, shall be entitled to 70
ceive an examination as to their quail .dca
lions to teach in tho common SCHOOLS OF
this state, by the pr:ncip Il Of the normal
school, and ii after such examination, the
student 80 examined shall BE- deemed
| qualified to teach 10 SAID common schools
= diploma shall be gwen to said student
sisu:d b5 shs. principal Of the normal school
aud the president Of the normal school
b ard.
SEQ !. This act shall be ia force from
and alter Its passage.
| Approved March Z, 1879.
| An Act to almond sections 50 and 81 al
The chapter SO. Of the general statute.
of Minnesota, relating to county saaper.
intsndents Of schools.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Minnosota
! SECTION !. Section 50 of Oh apter 80
Of the general Statutes of Minnesota re-
lating to county superintendent of schools
is hereby amended 90 a. to read Al fol-
lows:
Section &c. Each county superinten-
dent Of schools shall hold, each spring
aud fall il and for his county ct least
three meetings for the examination and
licensing Of teachers, one Of which shall
bs held 1t the county seat OF which inset
ings at least ten days notice shall be Rivon
BY publication in The newspapers in the
county, aud the posting Of such notices
aud in such public places. as may be deem
| ed necessary by the county superintendent
| The examinations thus he'd shall b publ c
and be- conducted b. written and oral
questions and answers. They shall be
uniform in The county in which they are
hold, aid no certificate of quail a cation
shall Do given by any county super.nten-
dent. except upon his own personal ex
animation held in accordance with the
! PROVISIONS Of this section.
| Provided, that any teacher may be
examined by the county superintendent
at any tune other than az above specified,
| on proof that such teacher was unable to
! be prezent at the public examination above
provided for. and on payment to the ,un
ty superintendent OF fifty cents for max ing
such exa,niuztion.
! SEC Z. Section 81 Of said shaptsr Is ID
| hereby amended by addin thereto the
following: Provided that an applicants
tor first grade certificates shall 30 examin-
cd IN elementary algebra, elementary ;plane
geometry, physical geography. physiology
and tha theory and practice of teaching, IN
addition to the other branches prescribed
in this section.
SIC. 3. This act shall be in force from
| and after its approval.
Approved March 2, 1872
An Act to Establish . ate Board of
Health
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State Of Minnesota
SECTION l. The governor shall appoint
seven physicians, one from the city Of st.
| Paul and tbs o.her SIX from different sec
tons Of tue State, who shall constitute the
State B ,ard OF Health and Vital Statistics
The physicians so appointed shall hold
their Offices for four years, aud until their
successors are appointed, and all vacancies
in tho Board shall be filed by the Gov.
| ernor.
SEQ The State Board of Health shall
| nlace themselves in communication with
tn. local boards Of health, the hospitals,
| asylums and puolic institutions throughout
the State, ana shall take cognis ance Of the
interests Of health aid life among the citi
Gems generally They shall make saoitary
Investigations and inquiries respecting the
causes of disease, especially of epidcmics,
| the source of mortality aud the effects of
localities, employments, conditions and cir
cumstances on the public health and they
these matters as they may deem proper for
diffusion among the people. They shall
devise some scheme whereby medical and
vital statistics Of sanitary value may be %.
tanned and act as an advisory Board to The
State in all hygienic ADD medical matters,
especially such a. retAte to the location
construction. sewerage. and admin'stra"
tons Of prisoos> hospitals, asylums and
other public Institutions. They shall at
each annual session of tn. Legislature make
report of their doiugs, invos.ig4uous, ami
discoveries, with such suggestions Is tn
legislative action a. they msy deem proper.
They shall also have charge OF ali matters
pertaining to quarantine, and au horny to
enact aud enforce such measures ~ may bs
necessary to the public health.
SEC The board shall hold regular
meetings, q. least once every three moaths,
one of which meetings shall be held at the
Capitol during the session of the Legisla
cure. Their first meeting shall be held At
the Capitol within ten days after their ap
pointmsnt shall have been made, AID three
members shall always constitute . quorum
for business They shall elect, from their
own number, a President and permanent
Secretary tho latter shall bs their execu
tive officer. No msmber except the Sacre.
tary shall receive any compensation, but
the actual expenses of any and all the mem
bsrs while engaged in the duties of the
Board shall be allowed and pald to the OF
lent authorised by this act.
SEQ. The Secretary shall perform
aud superintend the work prescribed in
this act and shall perform sucn other autisa
as the Board may require. He shall fur
nsh to the Legislature when in session
such information cognate to this act as
from time to time they may deem nscss
| sary.
SEQ. :. The Secretary Of the Board
ehall receive from the treasury, in quarter
ly payments, an annual salary Of two hun
dred dollars, and his necessary and actual
travelling expenses incurred in the perform.
auce Of IN :ial duties, after they have been
audited by the Board and approved by the
Governor, and all other necessary expense.
arising in his ofn:e shall be paid out Of the
| treasury in tho same manner a. those Of the
different departments Of State Government;
Provided, thai the expenses OF said Board
| shall not exceed the SUN OF i've hundred
dollars per aanum.
SEQ s. rnis act shall take effect and be
! in force from and after its passage.
Approved March 4, 1874.
An Act to Amend section thirty.two (a2)
of Title two (2), of Chapter eighty one
(sO, Of the General Statutes, relating te
sn1 roao.a;n..