The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-03-26

AN ACT entitled IN act to provide for the orx.n
| 1at1on OF corporations empowered to loan
| money on real estate mortgages and other rea1
,eetate securities, for themselves and othera
80 : H enacted ov the Legislature Of tie Ststt
.. SECTION !: Anv number of persons, not less
IMAM three ~ citizens Of this State. may associ-
h I've oy an agreement in writing. and
become Incorporated for the purpose Of loanine
! money, either for themselves or q aRents fof
Others upon bonds. promissory notes, or other
obligations which are secured by MORTGAGE uoon
| real estate situated within this State or efss-
where. and In the negotiation Of such loaas Tor
themselves or for other persons or corporations.
themselves or others, to purchase ACQUIRE. hold
sell, hypothecste, assign, transfer and CONVEX
any obligations Of such corporation. or Of any
by mortgage or other real estate security, and to
collect, foreclOse compound, COMPROMISE 70
lease, satisfy and discharge the same Of record:
ana any such corporation shall also have and
possess al the power and authority Of an associ-
alton for buying, owning, improving selling and
under title two OF chapter thirty.four Of Tho
General Laws of this State aud the amendments
SEC 2. The provisions Of sections two, three.
-FOUR, seven, eight nine ten and eleven, Of title
one, chapter thtrty-four, and of sections one
hundred and twelve to one hundred and nine
sbs 0o1n inclusive OF title two. as amended.
orgaazlng and conducting business under this
act.
Sec. 3. Any coronation heretofore dulv or.
ean1zed under said title two Of chapter thirty
1our Tor the purpose OF loaning money upon real
estate security. shall have the power and author
which may hereafter orzanze hereunder.
SEC L. This act shall take effect aud be IN
force from and after its passage.
Approved March J. 1885.
AN ACT to amend section sixty-three (e3) Of
Of eighteen hundred ana seventy-eisht ISIS.
Be i s9actsd ~ b. Tie legislature of the Stat.
SECTION l: That section sxty-three (63) of
chapter thirty-two 90 Of the General Statutes
OF eighteen hundred and seventy EIGHT QS70
be, and the same is hereby, amended BY insert
ing after the word logs in the third line OF said
SECTION the words railroad crossties.
SEC This act to take effect and be in force
from and after it's passage
Approved March 9. 1855.
AN ACT to punish ofrenses committed on RAIL-
way cars, coaches. trains or public conveyancea
and upon lakes or streams.
Be It era, enacted 0y the Legislature Of the Stsss
SECTION l.. The route traversed bv every rail-
way car, coach, train or public conveyance and
the lake or stream traversed by any boat shall be
deemed and are hereby declared TO be criminal
dlstr1cts and jurisdiction Of all public offenses,
which shall be committed on any such railroad
car COACH train, boat OF other pubic conveyance.
Or at any station or depot upon such route, shall
De IN any county through which said Car, coach,
train. boat or other public conveyance NAV pass
during the trip or voyage or in which the trip or
voyage may begin or terminate.
Sec z. This act shall take eject and be IN
force from and after its passage
Approved Feb. 26, 1858
AN ACT to prevent the abandonment of any per-
son committed to any hospital for the insane
for the State of Minnesota.
Be It enacted 6y the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota:
,sEcrloN l. That any officer or person who
shau receive into his custody any person for tho
purpose OF conveying such person to any hospital
for the insane for the State of Minnesota and
sna1 abandon such person before delivering him
or her TO che superint endent of any such hos
pltal and obtaining the Endorsement of the re-
ceipt OF such person by such superintendent
upon the warrant or other order by virtue Of
which he received such person into his custody,
snail be guilty OF misdemeanor, and upon con-
ment in the county jail not exceeding three ~
months nor less than ten QU days. or by fine
not exceeding one hundred 400 dollars, nor less
than twenty (2U dollars.
SEC; 2. This act shall take effect and b IN
force from and after its pssaaxe
Approved Feb i, 1885.
AN ACT authorizing county commissioners and
town hs Supervisors to offer bounties for killing
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota:
SECTION l. That the county commissioner.
OF any county In the state and the supervisors
OF any town in the state are hereby authorized
and empowered to offer bounty for the killing
vide such rules and regulations for the payment
SEC @ This act shall take eject and be 4.
force from and after It's passage.
Approved March 7. 1885.
AN ACT relating to the service fees for domestic
animals.
Be It enacted by tie Legislature OF the State OF
SECTION l. That neglect OF refusal on the part
OF the owner OF any mare. COW, eve or SOW to pay
me service fees OF any stallion, jack bull ram OF
the offspring, shall in such case constitute lien
upon the offspring resulting from said service.
SEC The owner or owners of every STALE
Ion, jack. bull, ram or boar kept for public
service shall keep full and accurate description
OF every female bred, such description to state
color, supposed age. name and any other de-
ton, and upon settlement Of service fees, shall
hle with the description before mentioned a full
release OF said offspring with the clerk Of the
SEC g. This act shall take eject and bs in
force from and after It's passage.
Approved March z, 1885.
AN ACT authorizing mortgages and pledges of
personal property to purchase at public sales
Be e@actea 81 tie Legislature of the State of M.n.
SECTION 1. Whenever mortgage or pledges
OF personal property has remedy to enforce his
lien upon such property by sale thereof IN case
OF default by virtue of the contract creating
such lien, any such mortgagee or piedgee their
legal representatives. or assigns may fairly and
IN good faith purchase such property or any part
thereof, at any sale SO made provided that such
sale il such mortgage or Pledge shall wish to
bid thereat, shall be at public auction and upon
like notice as is required in case of execution
sales in this State. aud shalt be conducted by
the sheriff or bis deputy of the county, or bv .
consta bic OF the town in which such mortgaged
or pledged property or some part thereof is situ-
ated Mt the time Of giving such notice.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage.
Approved Feb. l3, 1885.
AN ACT to leealize acknowledgements of con.
veyances AID other instruments, and the REQ
Be it enacted ov the legislature Of the S,o.s Of Ns
neSOf1:
SECTION 1. That all ACCOMPLISHMENTS to
taken by any deputy register Of deeds Of any
county IN this State, be- and the same here
by so legalized, and the records OF such convey
anccs and other instruments legalized and
made valid for all purposes Of notice, evidence
or otherwise that the same shall be Of the same
force and effect IS though such acknowledge
ments had been taken by the register OF deeds
OF such county instead Of by his deputy Pro-
v1ded that the provisions of this act shall not
apply to any action or proceeding now pending
in any court OF this State.
SEC: 2. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage.
Approved Feb. 26. 1885.
AN ACT declaring dogs TO be personal property
Be il enacted by tie Legislature Of Ms Ssuss a
SECTION l. All dogs owned or kept by any
person for domestic or pers ,nal use or for
pleasure hereby declared to be personal prop-
erty within the purview and meaning OF the
criminal laws OF This state and the laws Of this
or injury shall be construed to embrace and
apply to said animals.
SEC. 9. This act shall take effect and bs IN
force from and after its passage.