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

3 SESSION OF 1s91--OFFI(
tary public heretofore done shall be held,
/ deemed or taken to be invalid because or on
the ground that such notary failed or neg
lected to affix to such act or to any certificate,
acts his oca SEAL But ali the ocial S aets
of such notary public shall. Notwithstanding
the absence OF such Official SEAL DO held as
valid to all intents and purposes a. il such
provided that this act shall not apply to any
official act or certificate of . notary public in
actions now pending.
Sc, SEQ 2: This act shall take eject and b In
Approved April II, 1891
CHAPTER 5o-H. 7. NO. 4S7.
An Act to legalize the incorporation Of
Be it enacted by tho Legislature Of the Stat.
OF Minnesota:
SECTION 1. That all and singular the acts
and proceedings had and done. or attempted
members and officers, or either, Of any re-
ligious society or congregation Of this state,
or any persons whomsoever, to incorporate
as as church society under any Of the laws OF
or invalid for informalties, or non-compli-
ance with statutory requirements, are hereby
legallzed and made valid, and the 1ncorpora,
tons SO attempted are hereby declared in all
respects valid, and such societies properly
and legally incorporated.
SEQ. Z. This act shall take eject and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved April II, 1891.
CHAPTER SIS. r. NO. e1a
An Act to authorize the board Of managers
OF the Minnesota State Agricultural Society
TO lease portions Of what is known a. the
eStatn Grnnndef n
BE 1t enacted by the Legislature OF the State
sEcr1oN i. The board Of managers of the
Minnesota State Agricultural Society are
hereby authorized and empowered whenever
they may deem it advisable to lease limited
portions OF what is known as the Estate Fair
Grounds" in this stats to any person, com
pany or corporation Of this state, for the pur:.
pose of giving exhibitions of live stock, and
the holding Of race meetings thereon, and
Tor other purposes not inconsistent with the
use of said grounds for holding state fairs,
together with all reasonable and necessary
privileges concOmitant with such exhibit
tons and racing meetings; provided, that no
such lease shall be given for longer term
that all rents and income arising from such
leasing shall be by said board and in their
discretion be expended upon said grounds1n
repairing and improving the same.
SEQ. 2 This act shall take effect from and
after its passage.
Approved April II, 1891.
CHAPTER 52-H F. NO. 1915.
An Act to ratify certain lease made BY the
State Agricultural Society Of Minnesota.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION 1. That certain, lease dated she
twenty-fourth Ce4th) day Of April, A. D: one
thousand eight hundred and ninety 1890.
made by the State Agricultural Society of
Minnesota. to the Minnesota Driving Club, is
hereby ratified and confirmed.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage.
Approved April 20, 1891.
CHAPTER 53-S. F. NO. 1oa
An Act to enlarge and extend the duties,
powers and Jurisdiction of the public ex-
aminer OF this state as to include and en-
brace the office and records Of the city
comptroller. city treasurer. and other rev.
enue and financial officers of the city OF st.
Paul.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION l.. The public examiner Of this
STATE is hereby given the same powers ana
upon him in all respects the same duties rela
tive to and over the Office and records Of the
city comptroller, city treasurer and other
st. Paul as are now imposed upon and
granted to the public examiner of fhis state
under any law thereof relative to the several
counties and public institutions Of this state.
..
aminer in the performance Of his work and
duties imposed and provided for in this act,
said city shall within thirty days next follow
ing the performance of such services pay
into the treasury of this state the sum Of six
dollars; provided however, that said city
shall not be obliged to pay into said treasury
in any one year more than the sum Of six
hundred dollars $500.
SEC. }. The public examiner, in addition
to the compensation he now receives, shall
receive and there shall be paid to him from
the treasury of this state annually, sum
equal to the amount paid into said treasury
during said year by SAID city Of st. Paul.
SEC. 4. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage.
Approved Jan, II, 1891.
CHAPTER 54-H E, NO. 237.
An Act to provide suitable armories for the
companies of the national guard.
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION l. Whenever it shall appear by
the certificate of the commander of the regi-
ment or battalion TO which any company.
organized under the provisions OF the Cen
eral Laws OF the State of Minnesota Uhe mil
tary codel, and the amendments thereof,
belongs, that such battery or company has
reached the minimum number of enlisted
men who regularly attend the drills and pa
rades OF such battery and COMPANY the com
handing officer of the regiment or battalion,
the mayor and the treasurer of the city, town
or village. or where there is 70 mayor. then
iage in which such battery or company
IS located shall constitute board to
erect or rent. within the bounds OF
such city. town or village for the use Of such
battery or company, suitable or con
venient armory. drill room and place Of de-
post for the safe keeping of the arms, uni
forms, equi pments, accOuterments and camp
equipage furnished under the provisions Of
this act And whenever in the opinion Of
the officer in permanent command or in per.
manent charge of any armory, the same shall
be unfit for the uses for which 1t is designed.
he NAV make complaint in writing thereof to
said board, which board shall forthwith ex-
anime into the condition of such armOry. and
shall have power thereupon to direct the
alteration. repair, enlargement or abandon
ment of the same and, in case of ABANDON
ment to provide another suitable armory.
Whenever the commanding officer of the
regiment or battalion, the chairman of the
board of supervisors. and the city, town or
county treasurer shall deem 1t expedient that
a regiment or battalion armory be provided,
to be used by nil the companies Of regiment
or battalion, the said board shall erect or rent
premises. approved by the adjutant general.
for 4 regimental or battalion armory to be
used by all the companies Of such regiment
or battalion, unless companies in a regiment
or battalion are already quartered in q build
ing or buildings which have been fitted up
for them by the city, town or county author
tiles.
SEC. 3 The expenses of erecting altering,
| chasing lands for the erection of armories.
and for providing the necessary camp stools.
! apparatus and fixtures for heating and tight
| ing and the fuel and gas or oil for the same,
and water closets in such building, and for
the proper preserving from injury the
arms. equipments uniforms and records
stored therein by the construction OF suita-
| BILE lockers, closets, gun racks and cases for
uniforms. equipments arms and records,
| and for the maintenance thereof in good and
! safe repair, shall be portion of the charges
levied. collected and paid in the same man.
ner as other city, town or village charges are
sed Pe s
furnishing or decorating any building
erected or rented under the provisions OF
this act, and no moneys shall be appropri-
ated Or expense incurred to be paid out Of
moneys thus levied and collected, except for
the erecting or renting of such armories un-
less the necessity of such expenditure shall
have been examined into by the auditing
boards of the commands and certified to as