The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-05-09

knoWE as tue redemption fund" and shall
until ali such bonds and interest is paid. be
applied solely to the payment thereof in the
manner following,yiz: whenever the amount
thereof shall exceed a sum sufficient to pay
the interest falling due at the next annual
period of payment. then such excess remain
Ing after setting apart sufficient for the pay.
ment of such interest, shall be used and paid
for the redemption of so many Of said bonds
as the same will redeem. When said bonds
are all redeemed and all interest thereon
paid, the residue OF said fund and all subse
quent collections of said tax shall be trans
ferreo to the general revenue fund Of The
state.
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect and 10 IL
force from and after its passage.
Approved April "a, 1889.
224.
H. F. No. 1,114.-AN ACT to corporate and
relncOrpOrate religious societies known as
Young Mems Christian associations.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION l. Any number Of persons no.
less than three who desire to become incor
porated as religious society, to be known
as Young Mems Christian association, may
execute and acknowledge articles Of incor
poraton for such purpose, and upon com
plying with the following provisions, shall
6 6ecome DGdy Corporate for the purpose
SEC. 2. The articles Of incorporation shall
contain the following:
First The names Of the persons associat
Ing Tor incorporation and their places OF
Second-The name Of such corporation
and the place where its principal Office fol
the transaction of business shall be located
and the period for which it shall De incor'
Third-The object for which it shall be
organized expressly stated.
Fourth-rhe number Of its directors, no,
less than five nor more than twenty, who
a o,,1 os,t
OF the affairs of said corporation; how and
when the same shall be elected, and the time
and place Of holding the annual meetings OF
members.
Fifth-The terms of admission to active
SEC 8 The articles shall be executed in
duplicate, one of which shall be filed in the
Office OF the secretary of state and the other
which the principal of business of said cor.
poration shall be conducted. Thereupon it
shall become hody corporate. and may buy,
hold, lease, mortgage and sell all personal
ana real property necessary and convenient
may receive by gift or otherwise any real OF
personal property necessary Or convenient
for its use. or that may become necessary Oh
convenient.
SEC. 1. The directors shall have power to
enact all necessary by. laws. and alter or re-
peal the same. And they may also provide
rules governing the trial and expulsion vi
members for violation or forfeiture. Of the
qualifications for membership The direc-
tors and officers shall be active members OF
said corporation.
SEC. 5. The directors may, by rule and by.
laws divide the members into active, senior,
junior associate and such other classes as
they may deem convenient, and also deter
mine the qualification for associate member.
ship. But active members only shall be al
lowed to vote at any of the meetings of the
corporation.
SEC. 6: ANY religious society now con.
Quoting its affairs as Young Mems Chris.
tian association III this state may reiEcOr-
porate under the provisions Of this act. pro-
yided MI of the directors thereof shall exc
cute and acknowledge articles of incorpora-
ton and cause the same to be filed as herein.
above provided. And upon said rcincorpora.
ton, all of the real and personal property of
said religious society formerly belonging to
pass to and vest in the corporation so ere.
ated, without further act or ceremony.
SEC. Z. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved April %, 1889.
ee5.
H. F. 11e5-AN ACT providing the mode OF
int1icting the punishment OF death, the
manner in which the same shall be carried
INTO effct, and declaring violation of any
OF the provisions of this act to be INSIDE
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
OF Minnesota:
SECTION /. The mode Of inflicting the
punishment Of death shall in all cases be
hanging by the neck until the person is dead:
SEC. 2. Whenever the punishment Of
death is inflicted upon any convict In obedi'
ence to warrant from the governor of the
state. the sheriff OF the county shall be
present at the execution. unless prevented
by sickness or other casualty; and he may
have such military guard as he may think
proper. lie shall return the warrant with a
statement under his hand OF his doings
thereon as soon as may be after the said exc
the clerks Office of the court where the con-
viction was had an attested copy Of the war
rant and statement aforesaid, and the clerk
shall subjOin a brief abstract OF such state
ment to the record OF conviction and SEN
tence.
SEC g. The warrant Of execution shall be
executed before the hour of sunrise of the
day designated in the warrant and within
the walls Of the Jail in all cases where the
Jail is so constructed that it can be conven.
iently done therein; but when the Jail is moi
SO constructed, the warrant shall be executed
within al inclosure which shall be higher
than the gallows, aud shall exclude the
view Of persons outside, and which shall be
prepared for that purpose under the direc'
ton of the sheriff in the immediate vicinity
of the jail, if there be no Jail in the county,
at some convenient place at the county seat
SEC. 4. After the issue OF tho war
rant for execution by tho governor
the prisoner shall be kept in solitary contine
ment, and the following persons shall be al
lowed to visit him, but none other, viz: The
sheriff and his deputies, the prisoners coun
eel, any priest or clergyman the prisoner may
select, and the members Of his immediate
family.
SEC 5. Besides the sheriff and his assist
ants, the following persons may be present
1T the execution, but none other: The clergy
man or priest in attendance upon the pris
oner and such other persons % the prisoner
may designate. not exceeding three ~ IN
number,a physician or surgeon, to DO selected
by the sheriff, and such other persons q the
sheriff may designate, not exceeding six (6l
IN number, but no person so admitted shall
Be newspaper reporter q representativs
beyond the statement Of the fact that such
convict was on the day in question duly exc
onted according to law, shall be published in
any newspspsr ..,,on ~. .,.u u,.,... .,
omit to comply Win any Of the provisioni
Of this act shall be guilty Of miodemssnoH
SEC. z. All acts and parts Of eces inconsist
ent With the provisions Of this cot are hereby
sc. 9. THIS act shall tahs Greet aud bs IN
Approved April "a, 1854
890.
entitled AN cot In relation b tho recording
Of ior marks In the Second lumber district
Of the State Of Minnesota" approved
March 10, 1889.
Be 1t enacted BY the Legislature Ct the State
SEoT1o1 /. That section ono ~ Of an 90,
entitled ''an act IN relation 70 tho recording
Of log marks IN the Second lumbe1 district Of
~ i Ss OF Ss S:f fod2
ing words where they occur In said section
one ~ Of SAID aot: provided further, thal
the said surveyor general shall within sixty
(60) days after the opening Of The abovl
ing, al owners Of log msEk} 81 d requir3
ments of this act"
$40. 3. This act shall take eKsse and b n
force from and after it, passage
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