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s. F. 17o-AN ACT to amend section of
chapter 191 of General Laws 1887, relat-
ing to actions for libel.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
SECTION J.. That section one III of chap
ter one hundred and ninety one [l9l] of the
Gen Lays syn Of one theSsand eight hun:
same is hereby amended by inserting after
the WORD or In line thirteen Of said section
the words lin case of daily papers," And
me section, when SO amended, shall read as
brought for the publication Of a libel in any
IN i5s state the aggrieved party
ing the complaint in such suit, serve notice
OH the publisher or p publishers Of said news.
poper at their principal office Of publication,
specifying the statements in the said articles
which he or they allege to be false and de-
famatory, II 1t shall appear, on the trial Of
said action, that the said article was pub
lshed in good faith, that its falsity was due
and that 4 a Of aft,
statement therein alleged to be erroneous
was published in the next regular Issue Of
such newspaper, or in case Of daily papers
misapprchension was brought to the knowl.
edge OF such publisher or publishers, in as
conspicuous place and type In such news.
PAPER as was the article complained, Of as
shall recover only actual damages. Provided,
hoWever that the provisions Of this oct shall
candidate for a public ONCE In this state, uti.
less the retracti6n 81 the charge is mnde edi:
torially in conspicuous manntr al least
libellous article was published in a daily
paper; and in case such libellous article was
published in = weekly paper at least ten
days before the election. Provided, that
nothing in the provisions Of this act shall be
held to apply to any libel published Of OF
concerning any female
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved April "a, 1889.
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s. F. No. ,396-An act to amend section
twenty four II 2l] Of the General Statutes.
Of 1878 as amended by chapter ffty-four
[54] of the General Laws Of 1885 relating
to timber culture.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Minnesota:
SECTION L. That section seve nty Of chapter
one hundred and twenty-four of the General
Statutes Of 1873 as amended by chapter fifty
four (54) of the General Laws Of 1885 be and
the same is hereby amended so as to read as
follows: "SectiOn 70. That any person who
has heretofore or shall hereafter plant, cult
vate and keep in a growing, thrifty condition
one acre and not more than ten acres Of prai-
RE land with any kind Of forest trees, except
black locust, and shall plant. or have planted,
said trees not more than eight 49, feet apart,
each way, and maintain them at that dis
lance by replanting each year any that may
die, shall be entitled to compensation ut the
rate Of two dollars and fifty cents [$s 5o] per
that this act shall not apply TO any rail
two hundred feet Of its track, nor
to any person planting trees in com.
pliance with an act of congress entitled.
IAN act to encourage the growth of timber
on Western prairies.' approved March 3.
1873, or any act amendatory thereto, Pro-
vided further, that this act shall not apply to
any person who has received bounty under
said section seventy
Sec. 2. All acts and parts Of acts inconsis-
tent with this act are hereby repealed
SEQ. 3. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage.
Approved April "a, 1889.
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s. F. No: Span ACT to amend section
257, title 81 of chapter GO, General Stat
utes Of 1879, as amended by chapter 81 Of
the General Laws OF 1883, relating to trial
of civil actions.
Be it enacted BY the Legislature Of the State
SECTION !. That section 257, tile q Of
chapter GO Of the General. Statutes 1878, as
AMENDED BY chapter 81 Of the General Laws
OF 1883, be and the same is hereby amended
SO as to read as follows: Section 257. Upon
the trial of any civil action before a iurv in
any district or municipal court of this state,
any party thereto having an interest in the
mencement Of the argument to the Jury. ten
der to the court instructions in writing, prop
erly numbered, to be given to the jury, and
require the court to indicate before the argu-
ment such as will be given, BY writing op-
modified by the court or ''refused,'' And if
the court desires, it may hear argument
thereon by the respective counsel before
acting on the instructions rendered. And
thereupon, during the argument to the jury,
may be read to the fury as the law Of the
case; and the court shall give the same to
the jury as the law when such jury is in
structed by the court And the court may Of
its own own motion and shall upon applicaiion
ment OF the argument lay before the parties
any instructions properly numbered which
it will give to the jury; and thereupon the
same may be read by any one as the law
vided. however, the court may give to the
jury such other instructions, with those al
ready approved, at the close Of the argument.
as may be necessary to fully present the
law to the jury and secure the ends of JUS
tice.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
Approved March %, 1889.
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s. F. No. CLAN ACT to amend chapter
one hundred and thirty-two 1882 Of the
General Laws Of eighteen hundred and
eighty-three [1S93(, as amended by chap
ter four IA Of the General Laws of eighteen
hundred and eighty.ive l1ss5], relating to
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
SECTION l. Section twenty-nine (29) Of
chapter one hundred and thirty-two Q32) Of
the general laws of eighteen hundred and
eighty-thrc 1881, a. amended by section
two [2] of chapter four [4l Of the general
laws for eighteen hundred and eigl,ty-nye
1885,, is hereby amended 30 as 10 read Is
follows:
"sec: 20. All expenses SO incurred for the
control Of infectious diseases etc, by. any
town or village board Of health, shall here
after be authorized by the county commits
siQpeI Of the district wherein such town or
village IL 1ifuat6, and when so authorized
shall be audited by tho county commission
ere, And when 50 audited, paid out OF the
county treasury by orders on the treasurer,
drawn by the county auditor and paid ont of
the general revenue fund Of thc county, rs
other claims against the county are Paid;
by and paid out Of the city treasury. The
proper authorities Of taid city shall certify
the amount required to reimburse said city
to the county auditor at the time of certify.
ing other taxes, and such auditor shall cx-
tend on the tax list of the county q tax sutt-
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6. F. No. ban ACT to amend section
thirty-se seven OF chapter six, General Laws
OF 1877. relating to notice of redemption
from tax sales.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION l. That section thirty seven 1877
OF chapter six III, General Laws Of 1877, be
and the same is hereby amended SO as to read
Sec: 81. Every person holding tax Ger
tifcate shall, after the expiration Of the time
for the redemption of the lands therein de.
ter eleven, Of the General Statutes OF 1878,
or any act amendatory thereof, present such
certlhcate to the county auditor, and there
upon the auditor shall prepare, under his
IN whose name such lands are assessed, spec
flying the description Of such lands. the
amount for which the same were sold, the
amount required to redeem such land from
upon such notice, and the time when the re-
deniption period will expire, which notice
the auditor shall deliver to the party apply
ing therefor, who shall deliver the same to
the sheriff Of the proper county for service
The sheriff shall, within twenty days after
the receipt by him OF said notice. serve aud
Sues soeyca 81 e b same to the sT
prescribed for the service of summons in
civil action in the district court.
II the person named in such notice cannot
such notice described, the same shall in like
manner be served upon him. II there be no
person in the actual possession Of the said
setvice Of the said notice shall G lie made e
thereafter by tho county auditor by publica-
tion once In each week for three successive
weeks IN some Newspaper printed and pub
lished in the county where such lands are
s,:usted, II there be one; If there be none,
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II. F. No. 479-AN ACT in relation to the
recording of log mar In the Second Lum-
Der District of the state Of Minnesota.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION ]. That within thirty 900 DAYS
after the passage Of this act, the surveyor
general of logs and lumber of the Second dis
Ntrict of this state shall open or cause to be
aopened a new book of record, In which shall
be recorded the 10 ,-mark or marks of any
person desiring to have the same recorded
tandElt shall, be the duty of said surveyor gem
erarto transfer and re-enter Of record in such
new book, without charge, any log-mark or
marks now of record in his Office, the owner
7of which shall request in writing, within six
l6) months after the passage Of this act, to
have the same 30 transferred. aud the orig
inafrccord of any log now Of record In
said office not 80 transferred within six (6)
months after the passage of this act shah
tthehceforth be void and Of no effect except
las to logs or timber marked with any such
< Provided further, That the said surveyor
Opening of The above mentioned book Of
record" notify in writing oil owners of log
marks of the requirements Of this act.
K SEC. 2. The said record book hereinbefore
mentioned is hereby declared to DO public
jrecofd, and of the same character, force and
seffeet as evidence as the other record In said
Office, aud certified transcripts therefrom
shall be admissible in evidence in the same
manner aud 10 the Same extent as like tran-
scripts Of the other records of said Office.
SEQ. 3. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after tts passage.
Approved March 10, 1889.
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s. r. No. 42.-AN ACT to amend the provIso
In subdivision A of section one (1) Of
chapter ten (1O) of the General Laws Of
one thousand eight hundred and eighty
seven Qe8' }: relating TO the regulation Of
common carriers.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
SECTION I. That the proviso Of subdivision
"A" of section one ~ of chapter ten Q0) Of
the General Laws Of one thousand eight hun
dred and cighty.seven QS97) be and the
same is hereby amended so rs to read rs fol-
lows:
Provided, That nothing in this act shall
apply to the carriage, storage or handling by
any common carrier of property free or at
reduced rates for the United States or the
state OF Minnesota, or for any municipal
government or corporation within the state,
or Tor any charitable purpose. or to or from
fairs and cxpOsitiOns for exhibition thereat
Cor stock for breeding purposes), or to the is
suance OF mileage. excursion or communal
tion passenger tickets, at rates made equal to
all. or to transportation to stock shippers
with cars: and nothing in the provisions Of
this act shall be construed to prohibit any
ministers of religion, sisters of charity, or 10
missionaries, or to students of any college or
university or other institutions Of learning of
this state, or to children attending the Min
nesota institute for detectives at Faribault,
or the school for INDECENT children Mt Owa-
tonna or from issuing passes for the FREQ
transportation of passengers subject TO the
provisions of this act.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and be
III force from and after its passage.
Approved March ]. 1889.
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two regiments" and inserting the words
three regiments"
Sec. 2. That an additional sum Of ten
thousand collars be and is hereby appropri-
ated out of the general fund for the current
fiscal year, and annually thereafter, for the
purpose Of carrying out the provisions of
said Military Code OF 1883 and the amend
ments theeto.
Provided that the amount expended in any
year for the: third regiment shall not exceed
the amount herein appropriated.
g. SEC. ). This act shall take effect and be
In force from and after its passage,
Approved April II.
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a. F. No. 5OO-AN ACT to compel employ.
e1s of females to furnish seats for such en-
lion thereof
Be Il enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION l. 1t shall be the duty Of all EN-.
ployers Of females III any mercantile, manu-.
featuring, hotel or restaurant, business or &C.
cupa.lou, and OF every asent1u charge OF any
such business or OCCUPATION, to provide ana
maiuta!u T., the room or place where such fe
the use OF such female employees, ana to per.
init the use of such seats by such employees
to such an extent as may be necessary Tor
the preservation OF their health.
SEC. 2. The certificate or testimony Of any
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Fl. F. No. LOGAN ACT to regulate the sale
and lease Of mineral and other lands be-
longing to the State of Minnesota:
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the State
OfMinnesota:
SECTION 1. The commissioner Of the land
office Of the State of Minnesota is hereby au-
thorized to execute leases and contracts for
any lands now b eiphgihg to the sta STAT sV OF
from any lands to which the state may here
after acquire title, subject to the conditions
hereinafter provided.
SEC. 2; The application for a mineral
lease, as herein provided. shall tie in such
form as the state land commissioner MAY
prescribe. It shall correctly describe the
land desired to be leased, and shall consist of
contiguous descriptions, which, in the aggre-
gate, shall not exceed one hundred and sixty
16O acres In any one lease, unless some Of
the descriptions shall be fractional sub.livis-
ions, in which case the acreage may exceed
lease shall be granted, the applicant shall
pay to the state treasurer the sum of twenty
five dollars $3.50. and in case two or more
persons shall apply for lease at the same
sum of money therefor shall be entitled 10
receive the lease first provided for in this act.
Provided further, that in case any person
other wise, shall have sunk, or shall here
after sink mining shafts, or make other min
eral Developments, to the amount of not less
than =, OOo in good faith under the pre-
euu ptlOll tual LIlC ldnuS DclOuSeu ~ tncl Or
that they had full legal right to operate
thereon for iron ore or other minerals which
shall be ascertaiGed TO be upon lands belong
ing to the state or leased under the provisions
of this act, such persons shall have first or
prior claim. on the terms above provided, to
such developments and to a reasonable urea
or land to embrace and include such i'm
prOvemcnts.
The holder of mineral lease secured as
above provided. shall have the right to pros
pect for iron ore on the lands embraced
therein, for period of one year from tho
date thereof, at which time SAID right shall
terminate. Provided thas no iron ore shall
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8. F. No. 2O4-AN ACT to amend section
seventy,one I'LL, chapter four (4] Of the
General Laws Of 1887. relating to cleo
tons.
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota
SECTION l. That section seventy.one III,
chaPter fonr III Of the General Laws OF
striking out tho words ''town, city or town.
ship" whore they occur in line four AT in
Setd section. and by striking out the words
newly orgaqized" In line eleven of said
SIG. .. This act shall, take effect aud bs In
force from aud after its passage.
Approved Feb. 26, 1859.
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cient to pay the amount 30 certified. which
tax shall be collected as other taxes and
passed over to the treasurer Of such city.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and be
IN force from and after the date Of its pas.
sage; provided, that the provisions of this
oils and St. Paul.
Approved April "a. 1880.
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3. F. No. IAN ACT to amend chapter sew
enty-four [741 of the General Laws Of one
thousand eight hundred and eighty-thrce
llS83l entitled the Military Code, and the
several acts amcnd0tory thereof
Of Minnesota: ~'0
SECTION l.. That section one III Of article
2ne II OF chapter seventy-four [7Al Of the
GENERA! Laws OF 1888, entitled the Military
Code. be amended by striking out the words
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8. r. No. 222-AN ACT to amend chapter
1873, of the General Laws Of 1881, entitled
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s. F. No. 37e-AN ACT to amend section
eleven l1) and section sixteen O6) of
chapter forty-two (42) of the General Stat
utes OF 1878 as amended by section and
section Of chapter "a of the General
Laws OF 1888 relating to official trusts
BE It enacted by the Legislature Of the State
OF Minnesota:
SECTION /. THAT section eleven ny of
chapter forty-two (42) Of the General Stat
utes OF one thousand eight hundred and
seventy eight QS78) as the same is amended
y se Of ION one Of chapter
dred and eighty; :e Il ss5l be and The same same
IS hereby amended so that the same shall read
after the words land provided further as
follows: 'Ihat in all. eases when no such
controversy has been had and when no
such conveyance has been made of any lands
so entered as TOWNSHIP, or any certain
lots. blocks, parcels or shares of said lands
by such corporate authorities or the judge
holding the title to the land, then upon TIE
application Of any person or persons claim
ing the same the judge Of the district court
III whose district said lands may be, shall,
on such notice as he shall prescribe. summon
before him such claimant or claimants, ard
cause such proof 10 be adduced by oral testi-
mony. affidavit. deposition or otherwise. as
snail De satisfactory to him. rs to the person
or persons properly entitled to the land, and
isfaction who are the person or persons thus
entitled to such lands, lots, blocks, parcels or
shares OF SAID lands, then the said Judge
s10l, upon IKE demand or request and like
payment or tender, execute to such person or
persons deed of conveyance as prescribed
In the second section Of this chapter"
SEC. 2 That section sixteen tlG1 Of said
chapter forty-two 42], as the same as
ty-four l24], be and the same is hereby
amended SO that the same shall read after the
words land whenever as follows: Neither
the corporate authorities nor the Judge so en-
tering said lands nor their or his successors
IN office having fully executed such trust. the
Judge OF the district court shall succeed to
such trust, as to all such trust lands within
MS judicial district, and he shall have author
1ty and 1t shall be his duty to execute the
same and make all conveyances in this chap
ter prescribed as fully as if he had ORIGINALLY
these amendments shall apply only to the
counties of Blue Earth. St. Louis and Nicol-
let; and provided further, that nothing con
talned In these amendments shall be con-
strued to apply to, or in any manner affect
that part or portion Of the town site of Shell
byyille in said county of Blue Earth 10 which
j. ). Wallace has or claims some estate, right,
title or interest unless he consents thereof
SEC. 8. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved April 2, 1889.