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

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In which all cases shall be entered in alpha
defendant Said books shall set forth the
! names Of the parties, kind Of action, term COM
menced, the record books and pages ON which
Of Judgment, books AMI pages Of the Judgment
dockets, execution dockets, fee books, satisfied
| or not satisfied. and number Of case.
The defendants index shall be ruled and
printed in the same manner as the plaintiffs.
| except the parties shall be reversed.
! SEC 2. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after it's passage.
Approved March z, 1885.
AN ACT to amend sections 90, %, and SO, Of
chapter 8, General Statutes 1873, relating to
I'll the term Of office Of county commissioners
Be ei ssH@cted by the Legislature Of tie State
SECTION l. That section 80, chapter 8, Gen.
erai Statutes 1878. be amended so as to read as
Section 80 Every county shall be deemed an
organic "a county for the purposes Of this title
and shall have board Of county commissioners
IN those counties which are organized into town
more, the said board shall consist Of five mem
bers, and In all other counties Of three members
| whose term OF Office shall be four years. and
! until their successors are elected or appointed
! and qualified"
SEC. 2. That section 95 OF said chapter be
amended SO as to read as follows;
Section IS. Every county which has not a
TOW nship organization shall be divided into
t three commissions districts. which shall CON
veIient. and in one Of each of said districts a
commissioner shall be elected and the person
eiected from district number one shall hold his
office for the term Of two years; the person
elected from district number two shall hold his
ONCE Tor the term of four years: and the person
elected from district number three shall hold his
ounce 1or the term OF two years: and commits
sloners shall be elected thereafter for the term
| OF four years. Provided that if the county COM
msslGn*rs are not elected as herein provided for.
they shall be appointed by the governor from the
qualified electors of the said county, and shall
quarry IN the same manner as commissioners
elected in accordance with General Laws; pro-
v1ded further, that the term OF all county COM
ml$sloners elected at the general elect N in No
y sna4y 1ss shall expire on the first Monday Of
SEC. 3. That section ninety-six Of said chap
| ter be amended so as to read "a follows:
| Section 9G. At the first election, when the
Dcard OF county commissioners will consist Of
hive members, the persons elected from districts
numbered one, three and FIVE shall hold their
oflces Tor the term of two years. and the per-
four, Tor the term Of four years, and thereafter
| the commissioners elected shall hold for the
term OF four years: and in every county where
the board Of county commissioners will consist
OF three members. the persons elected from dis
trcts numbered one and three shall hold their
offices for two wears, and the person elected from
district number two, for four years, and there
after the commissioners elected shall hold Office
tor tho term Of four years.
sioners elected at the general election in Novem-
per- LISA, slali expire on the first Monday Of
SEC: 4 This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved February FL. 1885.
AN ACT to amend section one hundred and
eeven.y,niae l79! Of chapter eight 49, Of the
,nesota relating to registers Of deeds:
Be It enacted BY the Legislature in the State
| 81 Minnesota:
! seventy-nin C79) of chapter eights(S) Of the
General Statutes Of 1878 be and the same ia
hereby amended 80 as to read as follows:
OF charge, during the hours that his Office is or is
required ~ law to be open, any OF the records
or papers in his official custody to the inspection
examination or for the purpose of making or
completing an abstract transcript theretrO II,
P, that whenever in the opinion Of the
board OF county conmls sioners it is for the ben
! ens OF the people Of their county that any per-
| son, company or corporation, who has or may
mted s Sc OF abstracts Of title should be per
lngs Tor an Office, such board may bv resolution
give such person, company, or corporation per-
hs 40 to do: and In every such case such
board shall require of such person, company
| or corporation, a bond in a sum not less than
| hve hundred dollars, nor more than five thous-
| sand dollars with two more surcties to be
approved by the commissioners conditioned.
| that such person, company, or corporation will
handle all public record belonging to the county
with due care and will not charge any greater
| fee for making abstracts than is or NAV be al
lowed the register of deeds for like services nd
t nh the faithful performance OF his duty as an
Provided, further, that nothing contained in
this act shall be construed as giving any person
the right to have or use the said records for the
purpose OF making or completing IN abstract or
transcript theretrOm, when it would interfere OF
| hinder the register of deeds in the performance
OF his official duties or q, permitting any person
to take any OF said records from the register Of
deeds office without his consent. lBut no regis
ter Of deeds is bound to record any deed, mrrt-
gage or other instruments. unless the fees there
| Tor are rendered him In advanced
! Sec Q This act shall take effect and be in
| force from and after it's passage
Approved March 8, 1885.
! AN ACT to amend section one hundred and
ninety-eight Q9S) of title seven ~ OF chapter
eight 49, Of the General Statutes Of A. D. one
thousand eight hundred and seventy EIGHT
uS7s). relating to sheriffs.
Be 1t enacted bv the Legislature Of the State
SECTION i. That section one hundred and
n niaSt ss Of title seven "a Of chapter
A.. D.
Thousand eight hundred and seventy-eisht
| Qs?e) be and the same Is hereby amended to
read as follows:
Section 1913. II any sheriff or deputy sheriff
fails to settle with and pay over to the board OF
county commissioners. according to law, any
money collected or received by him for the use
! OF Or bel9nsing to the county. or shall fail to
settle with and pay over to the person or persons
! entitled thereto any money he may have col
lected or received by virtue of any execution
process. judemcnt order OF Decree or in any
other way by virtue Of his Office such board OF
county commissioners, or such person or per-
sons may proceed against such sheriff and
deputy sheriff In Q summary manner before the
district court by an order upon him to show
cause why he should not pay over such money.
! and upon the hearing thereof the court NAV
| order such sheriff or deputy sheriff to pay to
person or persons 80 entitled thereto the amount
found due. with twenty per centum thereon as
damages tor such failure, together with all costs
! o. the proceedings under this section, and upon
committed to jail as for . contempt
| SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and DO in
force from and after its passage
Approved Feb. ~, 1855.
AN ACT to amend section one hundred and
! twenty-five Q25) Of chapter eight ~ Of the
General Statutes of eighteen hundred and
seventy-eisht 1878 relating to county COM
Be snacted by tie Legislature ar sas STAT. a. Nm.
SECTION l. That section one-hundred and
Twenty-Five n25 Of chapter eight ~ Of the Gen
seventy -etght (1678) b and the salno il hereby
amended BY inserting between the words, "di-
rect and = In the 6fth line thereof the follow
there be NO county surveyor then.
SEC. 2. This act shall take e6eot and b In
force from and after its passage
| Approved March 8, 1885.
An. ACT relating to the records IN the od,css
h u eaecis1 ~ IL Isoasiassrs aPeAs aeas ~ M.