Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-05-09

LAW SUPPLEMENT-, CONTAINING Z

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| and maintenance Of shafts or other approaches to Tie
mines Or tramways within lhr MINES;
The part OF the second par sha1l OPEN USE itLu
work the said mines i'll suca manner only us Is ,tsuai
and customary in the skil]fl,i and proper 1nlnlhs
operations OF similar character when conttllcteo ny
| the pruprietors themselves on their own lands. ana
so as not to do, cause o. permit any unnecessary o or
venience or hindrance III the subsequent operating
of the said mine. and in the wor!ins OF sald min6'
the part. of the second part shall deposit all eaftn'
rock and otl.cr useless material or rubbish! at suc1l
places aud in sucl, manner as VII not &c. f9a OH os "''
The party OF The first part tsa IS j ,s rssery ,npr 10
INTO and upon the above described premises ana any
part or parts thereof, at any time or times. to lnsnect
ana survey the same. ana measure the quantity OIL
ores that Shall have been mined or removed there
from, not unnecessarily or unreasonably hlnderlng
or interrupting the operations OF lessees.
The covenants, terms and conditions OF this lease
shall run with the iand. and be III AL RESPECTS b1na,
under the part. OF the second part.
1t is further provided that the present t lea lease :, Is :
! granted upon the express condition that II the sa!d
royalty or any part tfereoS be and remain unpaid
after the days and times herein specified, and IL the
the same remain in default for a period OF SIXTY lHol
days, or in case the part. - OF the second part fail to
keep and perform any OF the covenants or cona.slG n
herein expressed to be kept and performed by
sad part. of the second part then and iron 3m u, tlenee,
forth and in either Of those events, 1t SNAIL De aWlHd
for the party of the first part. atlts own opton. 10 tahe
possession Of the said leased premises, with or with
out any previous notice or process whatever, TO- re-
futrl and nd co IN as though no lease had been
given 10 the said part OF the second part; ana h .hGy
and all parties claiming under them shall oe "hoi'
excluded tlleretronl.
The part .... OF the first part reserves, and shall at
all times have, possess and hold a lien upon all ore
mined. and on all improvements made on sad prem
ises by the part Of Il; the Sc second eo1st part for any o0-
The part -. of the fist part reserves the right to
grant to any person or corporation the RIGHT OF way
necessary for the construction ana operation OF one
or more railroads over or across the land herein
leased. without let or hindrance from the part OF
I 4h, NO pt Int S11r1 1ll rna - r31ll0auS Slatl
not nanifestly or materially interfere with the min
ing operations carried on on said premises;
SEC. ). All payments under this act Silall De mace
to the state treasurer ON the ORDER OF the state audi
tor, aud shall be credited to the permanent fund OF
the class of land to which it properly belongs
SEC. Is. The land commissioner is hereby author
lied AID empowered. in case. the lessee under any
lease hcreintotorn provided for fails Or neglects TO
fully comply With all the conditions and covenants
OF such lease, to at once enter, enter upon tue e, p PR M ssm ne
any rule OF law or equity to the contrary nct"lth-
standing.
SEC. I. Should copper OF any other valuable min
eral be discovered on any lanu leased as heretofore
authorized. tile terms and. conditions on winch me
same may be mined, shall be agreed upon, by the
state land commissioner and The lessee. and IN case
they are unable to agree, then each shall choose a
referee-tie Two persons thus selected shall choose a
third. The decision of said board shall be final and
binding on the parties il interest.
SEC. s. The state land commissioner IS hereby
authorized to lease state lands Tor hay or grass priv
ileges. subject to such restrictions as he may pre-,
scribe; provided that no such lease shall be for more
than one ~ calendar year.
SEC. o. Whenever state lands situated in the conn-
ties OF st. Louis, Lake and Cook are sold. for winch
contracts or patents are issued, j: shall be proper Tor
The land'com missioner OF the state land Office 70 IN
/ dorse across the face OF such contracts, or patents
the following words: "All mineral rights reserved
to tie state The effect OF such Endorsement shall
be to reserve to the state all miaeral rights.
SEC. 10. This act shall take effect and be in force
= approved April 81, 1880.
2I3.
! AN ACT to amend chapteG IS of the General
Laws of the year one thousand eight hundred
and sevcnty-siN. relating to the running at
large of horses. cattle. mules and asses, in the
counties OF Swift and Chippewa, entitled an
act to amend section 80, Of title 3, OF chap
ter IS. of the General Statutes, as the same is
amended by section 2. of chapter 50, OF the
General Laws of 1871, and by section. l. OF
chapter 119, OF General Laws OF 1879. relating
TO the running at large of horses, cattle, muIes
and asses, i'll the counties of Swift and emp
peWa.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State of
Minnesota:
SECTION l. That the last p%roviso of section
SIS. of title 8, OF chapter 10, OF the General
Statutes. as the same is amended by section 2,
of chapter 53, Of the Genera! Laws of the year
\. D.. 1874, and section l, of chapter us, OF the
General Laws of 1875, be amended SO as TO read
rs follows: Provided, that the provisions OF
this act shall not apply to the Thirtieth, Thirty
first. Yhir1y-second. Thirty-tifth. Ihlrty-nlnth,
except Stevens county, Fortv-h:st, Twenty
eighth, Twenty-ninth, Thirty-siSth and Twenty
seventh senatorial districts. Provided, that the
county of Sherburne shall not be effected by this
act.
SEC. 9. This act to take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
Approved March Is, 1889.
AN C entitled "Ana act to continue state banks
and their officers IN existence after reorganlza-
ton as national banks, for the purpose of car
rving out the execution of wills OF the per-
Torrance of specific trusts.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of
Minnesota:
SECTION i. Whenever any bank incorporated
under the laws Of this state shall reoIganlZe as
a national bank or national banking ASSOCIATION
such state bank shall be regarded as continuing
it's existence in such new organization, and any
officer OF such state bank elected at sucn reor-
ganization TO the corresponding office in such
national bank or national banking ASSOCIATION
shall be regarded as holding owe as al officer OF
such state bank for all purposes OF carrying out
any duty Or trust reposed III the person hold
ing such office and in his successors III office
in such state bank, as executor OF any will or
trustee OF any trust, and his successors III
office in such national bank or national bank
ing association shall be REGARDED also as his sue
cessors in office in such state bank for the pur-
pose of carrying out the execution OF such VIII
OF the performance Of such trust. And 1t shall
be lawful for the executor OF auy will, or any
trustee Hereunder, vino by such will has been
directed or recommended to deposit the moneys
beionging to the estate OF the t%estator, or to the
trust, in such stale bank, to deposit such money
in such national bank or national banking asso-
citation, under The same conditions otherwise as
he might have deposited them in said state
bank. and he shall have the same immunity
from responsibility for the safety of such moneys
so deposited that he would have had if he had
deposited them in such state bank and had IL
not reOrganlZed as a national Dank or national
banking association.
SEQ. This act shall take eject and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved April 23. 1855.
215.
AN ACT to punish the willful and fraudulent
use and wearing of badges. emblems and in
sigma OF secret orders and societies.
| Re- il nnactel Nv the LEGISLATURE Of the State OF
MinnSeota:
SECTION 1. Any person who shall w%illfully
wear any badge, emblem or insignia pertaining
to the orders OF Odd Fellows, Masons,
knights OF Pythias, or any other secret
oroer or society, or any similiJude of either
Of the same, or shall use the same TO obtain
aid or assistance, within the state. unless
he shall be entitled to wear or use the same
under the constitution, bylaws, rules and reg
ulations of any one OF such orders, as the case
may be, shall be guilty OF q misdemeanor, and,
upon conviction, shall be punished by lmprls,
onment for a term not exceeding twenty (2W
days or a fine not exceeding twenty-five (23)
dollars, or by both fine and Imprisonment.
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after it's passage.
Approved April "a, 1889.
ZIG.
| AN G to amend section 1873, chapter s, Of
the General Statutes OF 1878, relating to the
duties of register OF deeds.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of
SECrIoS l.. That section one hundred and
eighty-uhree Qs3 of chapter eight (s) of the
General Statutes of eighteen hundred and sew
cnty-elght 1S7S), be and the same is hereby
amended by adding at the end Of said section
the following proviso: Provided, however, that
nothing herein shall apply to or be applicable to
the register OF deeds OF Ramsey county.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved March 20, 1889.