The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-03-30

then grant an order to the person making the
affidavit for the amount due him, on the treas
urer OF the state, taking receipt Tor the same
on the back Of said affidavit, which said county
auditor shall keep on file III his Office; which
said order shall he received in payment Of
state tax.
Sec 8. Tie county auditor shall enter in
book for that purpose the date and amount OF
said order, with the number thereof and to
whom issued, and shall annually, on the If
tenth day OF November, make certified copy
OF such entries, and transmit the same to the
auditor Of the state.
Sec A. It shall be the duty Of the state
treasurer, on receipt OF anYssuch bounty orders
i'll payment Of state taxes, to enter on the face
of the same the word redeemed and the date
of redemption; and the auditor Of state, on re-
ceiving any such redeemed order, to preserve
the same, and at least once in each year to COM
pare the same with the exhibit thereof furn-
ished him by tue county auditors ofthe proper
county, as hersinbefo.e required.
The following is the act enabling wo-
men to vote at school elections:
Sec j. That any woman Of the age of 2!
years and upwards belonging to either Of the
classes mentioned in section 2 Of article OF the
constitution OF the state OF Minnesota. who
shall have resided in the United States one
year; and in this state for four months next pre-
ceedlng any election held for the purpose Of
CllOOSlll1 any O4C6E vi NCIlOOlS, VI any SCilOOl
district meeting called to consider any meas
ure relating to schools, shall be entitled to vote
at such election or meeting in the school dis
trict of which she shall at the time have been
for ten days resident, and any women so ell
titled to vote shall be eligible to hold airy Office
pertaining solely to sthe management CT public
schools. Provided; that it shall be the duty Of
all judges Of election to permit any woman to
vote at any election Tor the purpose Of choosing
any officer OF schools, or any district school
meeting called to consider any measure relating
to schools, upon their being satisfied that they
are otherwise 4 voter, without requiring them
10 register as now provided by law Tor male
voters.
TIE following are parts of a very I'M
portaut act tor which the farmers are in
debted to Hon. l.. S. Camp OF Wsbasha
county. 1t settles the status OF parties
storing grain, and affords them some pro-
lection against knavish warehousemen.
Il is, in substance, the same bill viii CHI
Mr.. Rahilly advocated two years ago in
The House; il our memory serves US right
he secured its passage In the House at
that time. but 1t tailed to become law
through some disagreement bet.een the
House and Senate.
Section L. That whenever any grain shall be
or corporation, such delivery shall i'll all things
b. deemed and treated as baiIment, and not
| as sale Of the property SO delivered, notwith-
standing such grain may he mingled by such
| bailee with the grain OF other persons: and
| notwithstanding such grain NAV BE- shipped or
| removed from the warehouse, elevator, or 9th
| er place where the same was stored. And in
| no case shall the grain 50 stored, and which
such b2ilee may hereafter be required to keep
on hand, be liable to seizure upon any process
of any court in any action against such bai-e.
| Sec. 6. No person recei. tlg or holding grain
in store shall sell or otherwise dispose OF or de-
! liver out OF the storehouse or warehouse where
such grain is held or stored, the same or any
part thereof without the express authority Of
the owner OF such grain, and the return OF the
receipt given for the same, except as herein
! provided.
Sec. 2. 1t shall bg{unlawful for any ware.
houseman, or owner or keeper OF an elevator.
or any agent Of either, to mix together any
grain Of different grades, so received in store,
or TO select different qualities thereto OF tn.
| same grade for the purpose OF storing and DE-
livering the same, or attempt to deliver grail
Of one grade for another, or in any way to tam
per with any grain OF other persons while il
his possession or custody, with view to srcur
ing any prolific himself or any one without tn
CONSENT uf tn. owner.
See. s. ANY warehousman or other person
/
C., or section seven "a of this at, shall b
deemed guiltylof q felony, and upon conviction
shall b. fined in sum Of not over one thou
sand dollars. or imprisonment in tie state pris
on IN this state not exceeding five years, Q
both.
The following is the act extending tn
provisions Of the herd law TO Brown. Da
ko,a and parts Of Fillmore and Freebor
counties:
Section l. That section 50 0! chapter 50 0
the general laws Of the state OF Minnesota for til
year is74s >. amended as follows: After I'll
word .sGoodhue," occurring in the isecon
proviso in said section, the words Brown !, Da
Rota, and tn. north half OF the town Of fiis
Mound, Fillmore County, and the townships !
. ranges - and %, in Freeborn county" sha
b. add-d. Provided, that the townships
j Marshan, Rav-nna and Hastings, in the count
. Of Dakota, shall not be affected by this act.
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