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

| prosecuted or defended, may be examined a. If
| under CROSS examination at tho instance OF the
pose may be compelled in the same manner, and
subject to the same rules for examination as
any other witness to testify, but the party call
thereby, but may rebuff 1t by counter testimony.
SEC: 2. This act shall take effect and he in
| force from and after its passage.
report Of criminal. statistics '''O'~ ~''
he At enacted 6y the Legislature Of the State
SECTION /. It shall be the duty Of the county
attorney OF every county in this state to pro-
cure at the expense of the county q suitable
BOOK, to be known and designated "A Register of
Criminal Actions, and which book shall be pre-
served and kept by him as hereinafter provided.
and at the expiration OF his term Of Office be de-
ivered by him to his successor in office.
SEC. 2. Immediately after the conclusion of
conducted by such county attorney, and imme-
d1atey after the receipt by him of any report Of
this act, and within ten QO) days after the adj
jonrnment of any term of q court OF record in his
county having criminal jurisdiction. it shall lie
the duty OF such county attorney to enter in
such register the title of all criminal causes con-
Quoted, prosecuted or SO reported to him, the
date when such examination or prosecution was
begun, the date OF the finding OF an indictment
or the filing OF criminal appeal in such court,
the nature OF the criminal accusation against the
defendant. the result of such examination, pros
ecut!on or trial: if convicted the nature and ex-
| tent OF the punishment inflicted and whether
F! tue crime charged was committed under the in
| fuence Of intoXica,in liquors. He shall also,
upon the receipt OF the report from the justice
! or clerk hereinafter provided fer, enter in such
| register under each case the amount Of costs
taxed therein, the amount Of fines, if any. i'm
posed, and the amount paid thereon.
| SEC 5. 1t shall be the duty OF every Justice OF
the peace. within ten 90 days after the conclu-
| sion OF every criminal prosecution begun and
n ra,1n to fEo
attorney of his county. or to the comfy attor-
| ney OF the county to which his county is at
taGhed for judicial purposes the title of such
result thereof and, il the defendant is convicted
! the nature and extent Of the-punishment inhict-
! ed whether the crime charged was Committed
| under the Influence Of intoxicating liquors. the
amount OF costs paid or incurred by the state in
such case, and the amount OF fines and costs OF
fines OF costs paid by the defendant.
SEC 4. 1t shall be the duty of the clerk of every
court record having Criminal jurisdiction. either
| before the adjournment or within ten (1O1 DAYS
| after the adjournment of any term of such court
totax the amount Of costs paid or incurred by thu
county or state in the trial OF each criminal cast
! tired in said court during said term, Including
| WltAcss fees and to enter the amount thereof il
! the record OF such case. and immediately there
| after to report to the county attorney of the
county the amount of costs SO taxed in each o.
s snch cases, the amount OF fines imposed ant
| the amount paid thereon.
SEC. 5. It shall be the duty of every sheriff
| or other oincer or person who serves any sub
by any court of record having criminal jurlslic.
| tlon on or before the last day of every term Of
such court, to file such subpoena or other pro.
cess with his fees for the service thereof en-
| dorsed thereon, with the clerk of such court.
| SEC. q. 1t shall be the duty Of every county
| attorney on or before the 10th day of January
| torney general, in such form as the attorney
general prcscribes, report of the number, char
acter and result OF all criminal cases prosecuted
by or or reported as aforesaid to him during the
| preceding year. Which report shall also contain
such other or further information as the attorney
general may require: and said register, If prop.
| erly Kept NAV furnish, together with the cost OF
| such prosecution to the county or state Upon
the reception OF such report it shall be the du
OF the attorney. general to send to the county
attorney receipt for the same which receipt
shall he filed with the county auditor of the
| county; and thereQpon, and not otherwise, i,
shall be the duty OF the county auditor to issue
| TO sucn county attorney warrant for the salary
| due him TOR the preceding month of December
| and no warrant shall be issued for said months
salary until SUCH receipt is filed as aforesaid
Provided. that the report for the year A. D
1888 shall include the period between Novem.
Der ID, sS.i, and January l, 1886.
al sEc: Section ZIG Of chapter of the Gen
! SEC. s. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after it's passage
Approved February IL, 1885.
AN ACT proposing an amendment to article
eight e; Of the Constitution of the State o.
Be it enacted BY the Legislature of the Stat.
| OF Minnesota:
SECTION l. The following amendment Of arti
Gle eight 49, Of the Constitution of the State OF
Minnesota is hereby proposed to the people fol-
approval or rejection. That is to say that sait
! the following section, viz:
| Section 5. The permanent school funds of the
State may be loaned upon interest at the rate Of
ties Or school districts of the State, to be used
| IN the erection Of county or school buildings
No such loan shall be made until approved BY :
nff hn
| ditor and the state treasurer, who are hereby
| constituted an Investment board for the purpose
| OF the loans hereby authorized; nor shall an,
! such loan De for an amount exceeding three g
per cent OF the last preceding assessed valuation
OF the real estate of the county school district
receiving the same The state auditor shall an
nually at the time of certifying the state tax to
| the several county auditors also certify to each
! auditor to whose county or to any Of the schOo
districts OF whose county any such loan shall
| nave been made, the tax necessary to be levied
to meet the accruing interest or principal of any
such loan: and il shall be the duty Of every sucf
| county auditor forthwith to levy and extenc
| such tax upon all the taxable property of his
county or OF the several school districts respect
| lively liable for such loans, as the case may be-
and In all such cases the tax assessed shall be
| fifty, $50 per cent in excess Of the amount &C.
tually necessary to be raised on account Of sucl
accru1ng principal or interest It shall be levied
| collected and paid into the county and State
| treasures in the same manner as State taxes
and any excess collected over the amount of sucl
| principal or interest accruing in any given year
suStll NC CLCultcu 10 Inc general IUNOS or the
! spective counties or school districts. No change
of the boundaries of any school district after the
making OF any such loan shall operate to with
draw draw! any property from the taxation herein pro
| vided for. Nor shall any law be passed extend.
| Ing the time OF payment of any such principal o,
interest," or reducing the rate of such interest OF
In any manner waving, or inpairing any rights
! OF the State in connection with any such loan
, Suitable laws not inconsistent with this amend
ment may be passed by the legislature for the
| purpose Of carrying the same into effect"
| SEC. = This IrOOOSeh 2mnn1nant Sho11 be
! submitted to the people Of the State for theil
approval or rejection at the general election oc-
qualified electors Of the State in their respective
districts may at such election vote by ballot fo1
! or against said amendment, and the returns
| thereof shall be made and certified within the
| time, and such votes canvassed and the result,
| thereof declared in the manner provided by law
with reference to election OF members Of con-
| majority Of the electors present and voting fol
| or against the proposed amendment to the con-
stitution, as provided in the next section, have
voted In favor OF tho same, then the governor
! shall make proclamation thereof, and such
amendment shall thereupon take effect, and be i1
force as Part Of the consti luton.
| SEC. 8. The ballots used at such election BY
electors voting in favor Of this amendment shall
! have written OF printed, or partly written and
partly printed there1pon the following words
| tion-Yes." The ballots used by such electors
| voting against said amendment shall have writ.
printed thereupon til. following words: Amend.
| ment of article eight 80 of the constitution
| No..
! Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be II
| force from and after it's passage.
! Approved March Z, 1885.
AN ACT relating to the collection Of judgments.
BE It enacted By the Legislature Of the State
| of Minnesota:
SECTION l. When Judgment is recovered
against any city, village borough in this State
| no execution shall issue on such Judgment, but
the same, IL for the recovery of money, shall be
| paid by the treasurer of such city, village OF
borough, upon demand, and the delivery to him