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fifteen successive hours, any person may,
from time to time, and as often as Il may be

necessary, enter INTO anu upOu nuy piucX >.
which such animals so impounded, yarded
or confined aud supply 1t with necessary
food, water and attention SO long as 1t re-.
mains there, OF may, II necessary, or con.
venient, remove such ANIMAL, ana snail NOS
be liable TO any action for such entry; In all
NAL, if known, shall be Immediately notified
OF such action by the person taking posses.
sion of such animal; IL the owner or custo.
dian be unknown, and cannot be ascertained
with reasonable effort, such animal shall be
held to he an estray, and shall be dealt with
as such; the necessary expense for food and
attention given to any animal under the pro-
visions of this section may be collected OF
the owner OF the animal, and the animal
shall not be exempt from levy and sale upon
SEC. ii. Whoever, being the owner, or
having the charge Of any animal, knowing
the same TO have any infectious or contagious
disease, or TO have been recently exposed
thereto sells or barters the same, or know
ingly permits such animal to run at large. OF
knowing such animal to be diseased as sfore'
said, knowingly permits the same to come
into contact with any other animal, or an,
other person, without his knowledge ana
permission, shall be fined not more than one
Hundred. nor less than twenty dollars (S20A
or imprisoned not more than thirty days.
SEC Is. A person guilty Of cruelty to an
animal, the property OF another, snail pc
liable to the owner thereof in damages, in
SEC 10. The several municipal and police
courts and justices of the peace in this state
shall have full concurrent jurisdiction with
the district courts Of all offences under this
act.
SEC. II. All fines and forfeitures imposed
or collected for violations Of or under the
provisions of this act, shall be paid to the as
sociation or associations for the prevention
OF cruelty to animals or children organized
in the county, city, town. or village. where
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SEC Is. The word animal as used In
this title. does not include the human race,
but includes every other living creature.
The word, "torture'' or 'cruelty" includes
every act. omission or neglect whereby un-
necessary or unjustiiable pain. suffering or
death is caused or permitted:
The words impure and unwholesome
milk" includes all milk obtained from ami
mails in a diseased or unhealthy condition, or
fed on distillery waste, usually called
''swill." or upon any substance in state OF
putrefaction or fermentation.
SEC. 10. All acts. and parts OF acts. incon.
sistent herewith are hereby repealed.
SEC. 20. This act shall take effect and b.
in force from and after its passage.
Approved April "a, 1889.
$50.
Il. F. No. 459.-AN ACT to amend section
four hundred and eighty-nine (469), of the
in houses of worship and school houses.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
OF Minnesota:
SECTION 1. That section four hundred and
eighty-nine $50 of the Penal Code be
amended so as to read as follows:
A person who wiilfully and without au-
thority breaks defaces or otherwise Injuries
any house OF religious worship or any part
thereof, or any appurtenance thereto, or any
ornament. musical instrument articles OF
silverware or plated ware, or other chattel
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ligious worship, or who w1lfuily breaks, de-
faces or otherwise Injuries any school house
or appurtenance, or other public building, or
who wiifully breaks, defaces or Injuries any
globe, map or chart, or any other article kept
and used in connection with said school
house or other public building, is guilty of q
msdemeanor, and is punishable as follows:
First-If the value of the property broken,
defaced or injured is thereby diminished to
an amount less than one hundred dollars. BY
fine of not more than one hundred cellars,
or i'm priSonment not more than ninety days.
or by both. -5
second-If the value Of the property
broken, defaced or injured is thereby dimin-
ished more than one hundred dollars, by i'm
prisonnaent not less than six months nor
more than two years.
Third-In addition to tho punishment pre-
scrlbed therefor, such person Is liable In
treble damages for the injury done, to be re-
covered in civil action by the owner OF
SEC 2. This act shall take effect and DO In
force from and after its passage.
Approved March 10 1889.
I5l.
Il. r. No. 420-AN ACT to amend sections
three hundred and twenty-seven (327) and
three hundred and twenty-nine 1929 OF ths
Penal Code.
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of the Stats
of Minnesota;
Sxcr1os /. Section three hundred and
twenty seven {327) of the Penal Code is here.
by amended so as to read as follows:
ploT N rs CLERK Or salesman BY an apothecary
or druggist, or any person otherwise carrying
on business, who shall sell or give sway
arsenic, or its preparations, aconite, bella
donna, lead OF its preparations. mercury or
its preparations, hydrocyanic acid, oxaiic
acid, copper OF its preparations, phosphorus.
oil Of savin, oil Of tansy, morphine, strych-
nine, laudanum, rough on rats, or cyanide OF
potassium, without first recording in book
to be KEEP. for that purpose, the name and
residence Of the person receiving such poi.
son, together with the kind and quantity Of
such poison received, except upon the writ
ten order or prescription OF some practising
physician whose signature is attached to the
order. is guilty OF a misdemeanor. any per
who shall give the person selling the same
false name for registration, shall upon con.
viction thereof. be deemed guilty Of o INSIDE
meaner.
to the sale of paris green.
SEC. 2. Section three hundred and twenty
nine 1929 Of the Penal Code ia hereby
amended so as to read as follows:
An apothecary or druggist, or person en-
ployed as clerk or salesman by an apothecary
Or druggist, or any person otherwise carrying
on business who shall sell OF give away arsenic
or its preparations, acon1te, belladOnna, lead
or its preparations, mercury or Its prepare
TONS hydrocyanic acid. oxalic acid, copper
oil of savin, Oil Of tansy, oil Of cedar, strych-
nine, rough on rats, cyanide OF potassium.
carbolic acid. tincture nux vom1ca, fluid eX-
tract ergot, fluid extract cotton root, chloro-
form, chloral hydrate, crotOn oil, sulphate OF
zinc, mineral acids. stramonium, conium.
opium or its preparations. except paregoric
and Devices carminative. without attaching
to the vial, box or parcel containing such
substance, a label with the name and resi-.
dence Of such person. the word poison"
printed, or partly written and partly printed
thereon in plain and leg1ble characters, is
guilty Of a misdomeanor.
SEC. 5. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after the date Of its passage.
Approved April %, 1889.
l52.
a. F. No. 65o-AN ACT to amend an act en-
titled. IAN ae. to establish Penal Code"
approved March 9. 1855.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
OF Minnesota:
SECTION l. That section two hundred and
forty-six CAS-, of chapter three (3). title ten
1O), OF an act entitled, AN act to establish
q Penal Code" approved March 8, 1885, be
SO amended as to read as follows:
Section 246 Abandonment of wife or Of
child under ten years. A parent or other
person having the care or custody for nut.
ture or education of child under the age Of
ten (1O) years who deserts the child in any
place. with the intent wholly to abandon It,
Is punishable by Imprisonment in the state
prison for not more than one year; and q
husband, vino, without lawful excuse and
agains. her will, SO deserts his vie, is guilty
OF misdenieanor.
SEQ 2. That section two hundred and
forty-seyen CID OF said act be SO amended
as TO read as follows: