The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1891-05-07

EoctiUu. bdhc CudEsc OI the hfIuOIy OF place OF
deposit Of his regiment. battalion, battery OF
company. aud of all uniforms. arms, equip
ments and other property, which shall have
been issued under the provisions Of this act
therein deposited. and discharge all duties
connected Herewith as shall be, from time
to time, prescribed by such commanding ola,
Ger. In the several cities of the state the officer
highest in rank occupying any armory may
also appoint a -janitor, whose special duty
shall be to care for said armory, the repairs
and cleanliness Of the same and the furni-
ture and fixtures; and in armories heated by
steam may appoint an engineer to have
charge OF the heating apparatus. Such per-
sons so appointed shah receive compensa-
the time actually and necessarily employed
In their duties, which compensation as certi-
fed to by the commanding officer appointing
such persons, under the provisions Of this
section, shall be paid monthly and shall be .
which said armory is situated, and shall DO
audited, levied, collected and paid in the
same manner other city, town OF village
charges are audited, levied. collected and
paid.
SEQ. & The commandment chief may from
time to time, make such orders, rules and
regulations, as he deems proper for the o.
servance of all officers and persons having
charge of any arsenal or armory.
SEC. g. Any person who shall wfllfully in
jure any arsenal, armory or its fixtures. OF
any uniforms, arms or equipments. or any
other property therein deposited shall be
deemed guilty OF misdemeanor; and any
person who shall introduce any wine, spir.
or armory shall. upon conviction, be guilty
OF misdemeanor and punished BY q hne of
not less than fifty (S0) dollars nor more than
one hundred l0O dollars. or imprisonment
In the county Jail or prison for not less than
thirty (30) days nor more than enc hundred
(100) days. But nothing herein contained shall
be so construed as to prevent the introduction
thereof when prescribed for medical pur.
poses by . medical officer Of the national
guard.
SEQ. This act shall take ersct and b in
force from and after its passage
Approved April %. 1891
CHAPTER Ssh. p. no. ~.
An Act to provide for the location Of the On.
campment OF the national guard OF the
State of Minnesota at Camp Lakeview, in
the city Of Lake City. Wabashs county,
Whereas, The city Of Lake City has do
mated to the State Of Minnesota for tho pur:;
pose Of an encampment for the national
guard OF the state that certain real property
lying and situate in the city Of Lake City,
in the county OF Wabasha, State Of Mime.
sofa, described as follows, to wit:
and being in the city Of Lake City, in the
county of Wabasha and State Of Minnesota,
described as follows, to wit:
The northwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter OF section number fifteen Q5) In
township number one hundred and eleven
U1D. north Of range number twelve Q2)
west: also the following land: Beginning on
the shore of Lake Pepin at the northern cor
ner OF the land heretofore conveyed by
Stephen TORY to William Sterling; thence
by said land south thirty (3O) degrees west
eighty five 1857 rods; thence north sixty (6O)
degrees west forty four and four-tenths
$50 rods to the south line Of lot number
three (3).. government survey, in section
number nine co.. in township number one
number twelve (12) west: thence along said
line west twenty-one and six-tenths (21.6)
rods to the southwest corner Of said lot num-
Der three (3); thence north eighty (60) rods
and east fifty (jO) rods to the shore Of Lake
Pepin; then southeasterly along said shore.
the several courses and distances thereof, to
the place of beginning.
Also beginning at the northern corner o.
the above described land, thence south thirty
(30) degrees west eighty-fve (s5) rods; thence
(23) rods to the line between sections num-
bered nine (9) and ten U0). in said towushi p
number one hundred and eleven QlD north
OF range number twelve Q2) west; thence
(ss) rods to The shore Of Lake Pepip, and
thence northwesterly along the shore of said
Lake Pepin the several courses and distances
thereof to place Of beginning, containing
in both the above described pieces of land
itifty-eight llS) acres, be the same more or
less, excepting and reserving the right OF
way across the above described lands as
heretofore conveyed by William Sterling to
the Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway
company. and now used by its railroad track,
property of William Sterling, and lately Of
Henry Rolf.
Also lot number fifteen (15), In section
number ten 90. in township number one
ht,,,I 11o ~
number twelve Q2) west, according to Bon:
1amin c. Baldwin's survey thereof, plat OF
which is on file and of record in the ONCE OF
the register of deeds in and for said county
of WaDasha.
Also beginning on the shore Of Lake Pepin
at the northeast corner Of land sold auc con-
veyed by Stephen TORY and Mary c. TORY,
his wife, to Horace Warner on the twelfth
Q2th) day of May, A. ID. 1865, thence by said
land south ffty-three (53? degrees west sixty;
three (63) rods to the middle Of the territorial
road $50 cai.ed), thence along said road
north thirty seven (3D degrees west sixteen
and one-half U6l2( rods to n corner; thence
south tifty-three (59 degrees west twenty
Der fifteen (15) in township number one hun
dred and eleven GlD north OF range number
twelve G2) west; thence along said line west
twelve and four-tenths Q2.4 rods; thence
north fifty-three (53) degrees east eighty
eight (Ss) rods to the shore Of Lake Pepin
thence along said shore southwark twenty
five and one-fourth esq rods to the place
OF beginning, being part OF section number
ten Q0) in township number enc hundred
aud eleven 11) north Of range number
more or less except theretrom q strip Of land
decided by A. Glines and wife to the railroad
company one hundred 400 feet wide rum
ming through said land.
ming on the shore Of Lake Pepin,at the north.
ern corner of land formerly owned by j. Bur
bingham: thence by said land south fifty
three (53) degrees west eighty-ei 1857 rods
to the north line of section number fifteen
(5) in township number one hundred and
Q2) west; thence west sixteen and one tenth
I6.1) rods to the corner of sections num-
bered nine (9). zen 10),. fifteen Q5) and six
teen u.s., in said township number one hun
twelve (12) west; thence along the section
line north forty six and one half (46Ia) rods
to corner; thence north thlrty-two 1872 de-
grees east, being along the middle Of the
shore Of Lake fepin; and thence along said
shore in southeasterly direction eighty-two
and one-hnlf (s21sl rods to the place Of be.
ginning being part Of lot number one ~.
section number ten Q0) aforesaid, and con-
excepting therefrom strip of land one hun.
dred 900 feet wide, owned and occupied Dy
the Chicago, Milwaukee d st. Paul Railway
company as track.
Upon condition that the same shall DO for
thirty COY y ears used for the purpose of
such encampment BY the proper authori-
ties Of the state, be 1t enacted by the Legis.
lature of the State Of Minnesota:
SECTION 1. There shall be annually held
for the next thirty 1907 years by the national
guard Of the state upon the premises herein
before described. at such time and for such
period in each year as the proper authorities
may prescribe an encampment for the In
struction and practice Of the members Of said
national guard.
SEC q This act shall take effect and b in
force from and after its passage.
Approved March 81, 1891.
CHAPTER Sos. F. NO. Asl.
An Act to establish and create public park
to be known and designated as the Itasca
State Park and authorizing the con demna.
of lands for park purposes.
Be it enacted BY the Legislature of the State
Of Minnesota:
SECTION /. That section six (e), township
one hundred and forty-two i42). range
thirty five l35); sections six (6). seven (7).
eighteen (1s), nineteen Q9), thirty (3O) and
thirty one (31(. township one hundred and
tons one ~, two (2), three 81. four az, nine
(9), ten (10), eleven ~. twelve (12). thir-