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Relating to Corporations.


Fl. F. No. TITAN ACT amendatory and
supplementary to chapter 81 Of the General
Statutes relating to corporations, and
amendatory laws thereto.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION !. Whenever any corporation
/. hereafter organized under the general law
of this state shall have complied with all the
provisions of the General Statutes in regard
to the filing for record of the articles of incor-
poration of such corporation and Of the
requisite affidavit of proof Of publication, the
secretary of state shall thereupon issue cer
tificate in the following form:
State of Minnesota
Be it known, that whereas there the names
of the subscribers to the articles of incorpor.
alton shall be inserted], have associated
themselves with the intention Of forming
corporation under the name Of here the
name Of the corporation shall be insertedl,
for the purpose there the purpose declared in
the articles Of Incorporation shall be insert.
ed with capital of there the amount of cap.
ital fixed in the articles of incorporation
shall be inserted], and have complied with
statutes Of this state in such case made and
provided, as appears from the articles OF In:
CORPORATION, and the affidavit Of proof OF
publication filed In this Office; now. there.
Tore. there the name OF the secretary shall
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Approved. April "a. 1889.
So,

g. T. No. 2S.-AN ACT to amend section ono
III Of chapter two hundred and eighteen
f216l Of the General Laws Of one thousand
eight hundred and eighty-fve 1881 NJ
lating to the state library.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota:
SECTION 1. That section one III Of chap.
ter two hundred and eighteen I2191 Of the
dred and eighty-fve [lss5l be and the
same is hereby amended by adding thereto
the following, to wit:
'.And also to furnish to the attorney gem
eral one III set and to the state library az
many sets OF said reports as may be required
therefor. The number to be determined by
the judges Of the supreme court, all such re-
ports to remain the property Of the state"
SEQ. 2. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage.
Approved Feb. 20, 1889.
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So.

Il. F. lOO3-AN ACT to provide for the dis.
tribution Of copies of the Geological Sur.
vey of the State of Minnesota.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota;
SECTION i. The secretary Of tho STATE
Historical society is hereby vested with the
custody and control of the published vol
hines Of the Minnesota Geological Survey;
and he Is hereby auth orized to receipt for the
. same to the officers now having possession
thereof; and It Is made tho duty Of said
secretary to distribute the volumes Of said
survey as follows:
First. He shall deliver ono copy Of the
second volume of such Survey to each MEM
Der Of the Legislature of 1895, 1887, who re-
ceived the first volume of such Survey.
Second. He shall deliver one copy Of the
first volume of said Survey to each member
Of the legislature of 1880. Third. He shall
deliver one copy Of each volume Of said Sur
vey to the president of the state university
for the use of such PM ersity, and one copy
Of each volume TO 1.-THE principal Of each
Normal school In the state, and distribute the
balance Of said volumes among the high
schools in the state in the order In which
they shall be called for.
SEQ. E. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after the date o1 it,
passage.
Approved, April "a, 1889.
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"a.

Fl. F. No. le4.-AN ACT entitled. IAN aet 70
validate and confirm assignments OF judy
ments heretofore made by the Auditor OF
State.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION /. Where any Judgment or
judgments procured by or belonging
to the State Of Minnesota, have hero
tofore been assigned to any person or
persons by the Auditor Of State
su CHI assignments shall be taken, held and
considered to be valid, legal and binding to
all intents and purposes; and the same as ii
the Auditor Of State had, by express legisla-
tive enactment been authorized to make
such assignment prior to the execution
thereof.
Seq e. Nothing in this act shall apply to
or affect any action now pending or the
rights Of any bona 6de purchaser.
SEC. g. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage.
Approved March Is, 1889.
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State Officers.
S8.

a. r. No. SAN ACT to amend section
iftsen (l5) Of chapter three (3) Of Con.
eral Statutes 1879. relating to compensa
ton OF members of the legislature.
Be it enacted BIZ the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota:
chapter three (3) of General Statutes 1873,
be, and the same is hereby. amended so as to
read as follows:
sSection Is. The compensation of mem
beers of the legislature, at every regular ana
extra session. shall be computed by includ-
ing the first and last days of the session and
every intervening day."
SEC. Q. This act shall take effect and be in
force from aud after its passage.
Approved Jan. %, 1889.
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3. =. No. 557.-AN ACT relating to the duty
Of the encouragement respecting incor
porationS.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION 1. Hereafter II shall not be neces.
sary for the attorney general to endorse any
form Of approval upon the articles of incors
poration of any Incorporated company.
Sec. 2. This act shall not apply to religious
interpretations.
SEC. 8. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved April "a 1885,
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n.

8. F. No. 5O2-AN ACT to exempt senators,
representatives, clerks and other employees
Of the Legislature from jury duty during the
sessions thereof:
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF The State
of Minnesota:
SECTION l. Senators, Representatives
clerks and all other employees OF the legislas
ture Of the State Of Minnesota shall be ex.
empt from jury duty during the sessions
thereof.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage
Approved April Is, 1889.
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a. +. NO. 2sl.-AN ACT to authorize the
Secretary Of State to distribute certain pub
lie documents among the school and other
public libraries In the State.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the Stats
Of MINNESOTA:
SECTION 1. The Secretary OF State is hereby
public documents of the State now stored in
the basement of the Capitol, including ex-
ecutive documents and other official reports
among the school libraries within the State.
Sec g. The sum Of five hundred dollars,
or so much thereof as may be necessary. is
hereby appropriated out of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated to carry
out the provisions of this act.
SEC 8. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage.
Approved April "a. 1889.
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Il. F. No. i95.-AN ACT to authorize the
auditor Of state to execute satisfactions
and assignments OF judgments in behalf
Of the state of Minnesota.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the State
OF Minnesota:
SECTION l. The auditor Of state may make
and execute satisfactions of judgments aud
assignments thereof in behalf of the state Of
Minnesota.
SEC. Q. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved March %, 1889.
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II. r. No. 250.-AN ACT to amend chapter
one hundred 600 Of the General Laws Of
1879. fixing the compensation Of Ere
man at tho capitol.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the state
Minnesota:
SECTION l. Subdivision four az Of section
Laws Of 1879. be and the same is hereby
amended by striking out the word sixty coy
where 1t occurs in line seven ca and insert
ing the words seventy-five "a.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and b
In force from and after its passage.
Approved April "a, 1889.
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8. r. No. 7a.-AN ACT 10 amend chapter two
hundred and ffty-four 1854 Of the Gen.
eral Laws OF 1885, relating to the salary Of
the state treasurer's clerk.
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota.
SECTION l. That section one III Of chap
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Ddte- signature.
No such notice shall be Invalid by reason
of any defect of form, provided it is suffic-
lent to inform the owner or such person as
aforesaid of the substantial matters, as set
forth in the form herein abeve given. Such
notice shall be verified by the oath of such
sub-contractor or that Of his agent. Such
notice shall be served by delivering the same
to the owner or to such person as aforesaid,
or to the authorized agent of either, person
ally, or in case such owner, person or agent
cannot be found in the county in which such
improvement is made, and has no residence
therein, then by posting such notice, and
keeping it posted in a conspicuous place up
on the premises of the owner or such person
as aforesaid. Upon such notice being served,
the owner or such person as aforesaid, or the
agent of either shall, and it shall be his duty
to withhold from the original contractor, out
of the money due or that may become due to
him, an amount sufficient to answer the sum
of money claimed in such notice to be due
or to bee ONE due. and any lien that may be
fled therefor. Such an amount as aforesaid
shall be SO withheld until such notice is by
writing Withdrawn, by the party so having
given the same. But failure by any such
sub-contractor or person, other than the Or
ignal contractor, as aforesaid, to give such
notice shall not defeat his lien or right Of
lien under this act.
SEC. Is. The taking of promissory note
or other evidence of Indebtedness, for labor
performed, or skill, material or machinery
furnished under the provisions of this act,
shall not discharge the lien thereby given
for the same, unless expressly received In
payment therefor, and SO specified in such
note or other evidence of indebtedness.
Sec 16. Any contractor or subcontractoY
who shall purchase material on credit, and
represent at the time Of said purchase, that
the same is to be used In designated build
ing or other improvement, and shall there
after use, or cause to be used, the said ma
terial i'll the construction Of any building OF
Improvement other than that designated
when purchased, with intent to defraud the
person from whom the material was pur-
chased, without first having given due notice
to. and obtained written consent from, the
person from whom the material was pus-
chased, shall, upon conviction thereof, be
punished by fine not exceeding five hun.
dred (5(O1 dollars or by Imprisonment not
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8. +. No LOGAN ACT designating place Of
deposit for all abstracts and conVeyances Of
title to the state of Minnesota OF lands now
owned or hereafter acquired by the state.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the Stats
Minnesota:
SECTION l. That all abstracts and convey.
ances Of title to the state Of Minnesota Of any
lands now owned or hereafter acquired by
the state, whether the said lands be held for
penal, educational, charitable or other insti-
tutions or purposes shall be, by those in
whose charge said conveyances now are, or
may come, deposited with and remain In con.
troll of the state treasurer.
SEC. 2. All acts ana parts Of acts incon.
sistant herewith are hereby repealed.
SEQ. 8. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage.
Approved March z, 1889.
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ter two hundred and nfty-four 1854 Of thu
General Laws Of one thousand eight hundred
and eighty-five 1855 be and the same II
hereby amended by striking out the word
"nine'' where 1t occurs in said section, and
inserting the word twelve in lieu thereof
SEC. Q. This act shall take effect and b
In force from and after its passage.
Approved April Is, 1889,
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twenty lIUJ per centum OF TAT WnoeVe!
violates the provisions of this section shall
be deemed guilty OF q misdemeanor, and
shall be punished by fine OF not less than
dollars $1,000.
Section twelve M Of said act il hereby
Sec. IL. In all prosecutions under this act
relating to the sale and manufacture OF un-
clean, impure, unhealthy. adulterated or un-
wholesome milk, if the milk be shown to con-
tain more than eighty ls7l per Se n
centum milk solids, Of which less than three
and one-haH [3lh1 per centum shall be fat
shall be declared adulterated, and milk
drawn from COWS within fifteen l15l days
before n and dsqs ssT
ers' malt. or any unhealthy food whatever,
shall be deemed, for tho purpose Of this act
to be unclean, impure, unhealthy and I'm.
wholesome milk. The penalties for any VIC
section two ri Of this act This section shall
not prevent the feeding Of ensilage from
siloa
No person shall sell or expose for sale -
any store or place Of business or on any
wagon OF other vehicle ;, USED IN tlsansporans
has been removed, or milk Commonly called
s.skimmed milk" without first marking the
can or package containing said milk with the
words "skimmed milk" in large, plain, black
high and one-half inch wide. Said words to
be on the top or side Of said can or package
where they can be easily seen.
Whoever violates the provisions Of this SEQ.
ton shall be deemed guilty Of misdemeanot
and shall be punished BY fine Of not less
than twenty-five (25) nor more than one
hundred [10Ol dollars for each and every Of
Tense.
SEC. IS. Every person who conveys milk
in carriages carts Or otherwise for the purs
Of two thousand Inhabitants or more In the
State Of Minnesota shall annually, on the
first day Of May, or within thirty days there
after, be licensed by the state dairy commits.
city or town, and shall pay to the said stata
dairy commissioner the sum Of one dollar
1911 each to the use Of said dairy commission
Licences shall be Issued only in the names
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gate weight OF cheese made each Gay, the
disposed Of Which shall be e open to inspe s
ton to any person who delivers milk to such
manufacturer Whoever violates the pro-
visions Of this section shall be deemed guilty
of misdemeanor, and shall be punished for
dollars t$1OO]. or not less than one III
month or moro than three Isl months I'm
prisonment, or by both such fns and In
prisonment.
Section four az Of said act is amended 70
as to read as follows:
SEC. 4. No person shall manufacture out
of any oleaginOus substance OF substances or
any compound Of the same, or any other
compound, other than that produced from
same. any article designed TO take the place
Of butter or cheese. produced from pure, UNI
adulterated milk or cream from the same, or
shall sell or offer for sale the same as an
article Of food. This shall not apply to pure
skim milk cheese made from pure skim milk.
Whoever violates the provisions Of this SEQ
ton shall be deemed guilty Of q misdemeanor
and be punished by fine Of not less than
dollars Q, mS or. 1Ss, gs
(6) months or more than one ~ years i'm
prisonment or by both such fine and Inn
prisonment for the first offense, and by i'm
prisonment for one III year for each suhse-
Quent offense.
amended so as to read as followSi
SEQ. 5. No person, by himself o. hds
agents or servants, shall render or manu-
facture out Of any animal fat or animal OF
vegetable oils not produced from unadulter-
ated milk or cream from the same. any arti-
Gle or product In imitation or semblance
Of or designed to take the place Of natural
butter or cheese produced from pure. un-
adulterated milk or cream Of the same, nel
shall he or they mix, compound with or add
to milk, cream or butter any acids or other
deleterious substance or any animal fats OF
animal or vegetable oils not pradnced from
milk OF cream with designs or interest 70
render, make or produce any article or sub
stance for human food in imitation or sem.
blance Of natural butter OF cheese. nor shall
he sell, keep for sale or offer FOR sale any
article, substance or compound made, manu-
featured OF produced in violation OF the pfo-
visions Of this section, whether such artelA
substance or compound shall be made OF pro.
duced In this state or any other sta 6or eoQn-
try. Whoever violates the provisions OF this
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-02-08
BOISE CRY, Feb. 2, 1885

BOISE CRY, Feb. 2, 1889.
Council this day voted on wagon road
bill-ayes IL, absent i. After being
signed by President of Council and
Speaker of House it goes to the Govern
or for his approval, and will be on its
way to Washington for Congress to rati-
fly before this reaches you.
The Council Is now debating the bill
to create board of immigration, and
as write this the eloquent tones Of our
Councilman, Nelson, resound through
the hall against it.
The House is still blocked by the AL
turas county imbroglio. They held a
night session Thursday night on the
same subject, but it broke up in row,
owing to the disappearance of the chair
man Of the committee, who skipped out
with the bill, but he has since turned
up and has not been expelled.
A. F. PARKER.
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whom must be surveyor, to view and
survey any proposed alteration of an
old or opening of q new road, to be
made in accordance with the description
in the petition, and submit to the Board
an estimate of the cost of the change,
alteration. or opening, including the
purchase of the right Of way and their
views of the necessity thereof
SEC. 924. The Road Viewers must be
disinterested citizens of the county, but
not petitioners; they must be sworn to
discharge their duties faithfully; must
view and lay out the proposed alteration
or new road over the most practicable
route; notify the owners of the land
over which 1t passes of the proposed
route; ascertain whether the owners
consent thereto, and the amount, if any,
they claim or demand for the right of
way over the same; estimate the actual
damage to any land over which it pass-
es. and the cost of any bridges or grad
ing necessary; the necessity for and
public convenience to be subserved by
the road, and whether the opening
thereof or change therein proposed
should be had.
SEC. 925. When the view and survey
OF the proposed alteration or new road
is completed, the Viewers must report
to the Board of Commissioners:
l. The course, ternini, length. and
cost of construction of the proposed
road.
2. The estimate Of damage to the
owner of any land over which it is pro-
posed to run the road.
3. The names of land owners who
consent to give the right of way and
their written consent thereto;
A. The names of land owners who do
not consent, and the amount of DANA
ges claimed by each.
b. Such other facts bearing upon the
subject, Of Importance to be known by
the Board of Commissioners.
SEC. 026. No report of Viewers must
by the Board of Commissioners be APP
proved, which, without the consent of
the owner and occupant, runs the road:
growth;
2. Through a garden or yard four
years cultivated;
8. Through buildings or fixtures, or
erectioDs for the purpose of residence,
trade, or manufacture;
4. Through enclosures necessary for
for the use or enjoyment of buildings,
MIXTURES or erections; unless the Board
| OF commissioners are satisfied, from
personal examination and observation
| or from the sworn statement of at least
twelve respectable residents of the road
| district, that the opening of such road
through such premises is an absolute
necessity, great public benefit, or
| great convenience to a moiety of the in
| habitants of the district.
SEC. 927. The Viewers must be paid
three dollars each per day for their SER
vices ont of the Road Fund of the dis
trict through which the road passes,
and the Surveyor for services in run
ming out and mapping the road and
making the plat and field notes, which
must be filed when required before he
receives his compensation, FIVE dollars
per day.
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ROAD La ".
Laying out, altering and Dis
continuing Roads.

SECTION 920. Any ten inhabitants of
road district taxable therein for road
purposes. may petition in writing the
Board of Commissioners to alter or dis
continue any road or to lay out a new
road therein.
SEC. 92l. The petition must set forth
and describe particularly the road to be
abandoned. discontinued, altered. or
constructed. and the general route there
OF, over what lands, and who the own
ers thereof are, whether the owners
consent thereto, and if not, the proba-
ble'cost of the right of way, the neces-
sity for and the advantages of the pro-
posed change.
Sec 922. The petitioners must ac-
company the petition with a good and
sufficient bond, to be approved by the
commissioners, in double the amount
OF the probable cost of the viewing and
laying out or altering any road. condi-
toned that the bondsmen will nav all
the costs of viewing and surveying in
case the prayer is not granted, and the
road finally not opened.
SEC. 923. Upon filing such petition
and bond, the Board of Commissioners
must appoint three Viewers one of
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THE WAGON ROAD SAFE.
The Blu Passes Both HOU ses.-
MOscoao Gets the Territorial
University.
BOISE CRY, Jan. 81, 1889.

BOISE CRY, Jan. 81, 1889.
Wagon road bill passed House of Rep
resentatives this morning by vote of
twenty to two. 1t now goes to Council
in charge Of Mr.. Nelson, and is, think,
safe to pass. We are trying to get it
made special order to advance it on the
calender.
Governor signed University bill yes
terday locating same at Moscow, Latah
county. The act of Congress of July
80, 1886, does not prohibit territorial
legislatures from making appropriations
for penal, charitable or educational pur.
poses, and therefore the University bill
is now a law without the approval of
Congress. Provision is made for its sup
port by adding one-half mill to the tax
levy for territorial purposes.
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said to be on the taps, among which is
railroad up the North Fork of the
Ceur d'Alene to the mouth of Beaver
creek, thence up the Beaver to its head,
and tap the Sunset group, and go into
the North Fork where the new camp is,
and thus open up another rich and pop
ulous camp. All these things are prom
ised and if assured and carried out to a
finish, then we will indeed be on the
road to prosperity and wealth and Sho-
shone county will be A No. l in fnan-
cial credit and political prestige. Then
we will not humbly ask, but dictate to
those fellows over south who now take
our flesh pots and sink them in the Ter
ritorial treasury, to keep up those
counties which now are not entitled to
the representation they have. Faith
there will a child among them whose
name will become great.