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CHAPTER 6s-H. F. NO. 17e.

An Act to amend section one hundred and
ten (110) of chapter eight (s) Of the Gen
eral Statutes of one thousand eight hundred
and seventy-eight (ls7S) relating to records
Of county officers
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION l. That section one hundred and
ten (l0) Of chapter eight (s) Of the General
Statutes Of one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-eight Qs7s) be amended by adding
the following:
"And in case the records Of any said off,
GERS shall by use or from any cause, be dam
aged so as to render any portion of them
liable to become illegible, destroyed or lost.
the board of county commissioners of any
county shall in such case provide suitable
books, and authorize said officers to tran
scribe such records and make the new vol
umes correspond in designation, number and
page to the original record; the said officers
shall receive for such services such reason
able fees not to exceed seven ~ cents per
folio, as shall be fixed by the board Of county
commissioners Of the county, with reference
to the whole work done; provided, that
where printed record books can be used as
whole or in part such books shall be used;
provided, that none of the provisions Of this
act shall extend or be applicable to Ramsey
county or commissioners thereof.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after it's passage.
Approved April 8, 1891.
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CHAPTER e2-H. F. NO. 1909

An Act to amend section eight hundred and
forty-two (s42l OF Kellys General Statutes
of the State of Minnesota, relating to Per
diem and mileage of county commission
ers by adding proviso thereto relating to
Wright county.
being section 90 Of chapter of the Gen.
eral Statutes. as amended
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the State
of Minnesota:
SEcrIoN1 1. That section eight hundred and
fortytwo CS42) Of Kelly's General Statutes Of
the State Of Minnesota be and the same is
hereby amended by adding thereto, at the
end thereof, the following: And providing
further that the provisions of this act so far
as the same limits the number of days in each
year that such commissioners shall draw pay,
or fixes the number of sessions for attend
ance upon which such commissioners shall
be entitled to mileage, shall not apply to the
commissioners of Wright county. Provided
further, that the number OF days for which
said commissioners shall draw pay shall not
exceed thirty.6ve (35l days in any one year.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage
Approved April II, 1891.
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MINNESOTA LAW SUPPLEMENT, CONTAINING

lar (s1.oo) to tho secretary Of za,d board, the
hoard shall issue to such person a license,
signed by the president and secretary Of said
board, and bearing the seal of said board,
which license shall entitle the person named
therein to all rights and privileges herein
after mentioned for the period of one year.
SEC. 3. Every person SO licensed shall each
year subsequently, register his or her name
with the secretary Of said board, and shall
pay to the secretary of said board fee Of
one dollar (S1.00), and the secretary shall
issue license to such person in accordance
Herewith.
SEC. L. The state hoard of medical exam
liners are hereby authorized and empowered
to execute the provisions Of this act and
shall hold examinations Of candidates for
licenses in midwifery at the capitol OH the
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cHApTER 37-s. 3. NO. 81

An act in relation to the 1891 edition Of the
General Statutes.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION l. The edition Of the General
Statutes of 1891, containing the General Laws
in force January LIST, 1891. complied and pub.
iished by Johu f. Kelly, OF st. Paul, shall be
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CHAPTER a3-H. F. NO. 22o.

An Act to regulate the payment of fees tn
jurors and witnesses out of county funds
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
Of Minnesota: -..s.n
SECTION 1. ANY person who SERVES as
juror or as q witness in any district eourt Of
this state. for which service the cdunty in
which said court is sitting is liable shall be
entitled to a certificate from the clerNof said
court, which certificate shall. among other
things. state the full name Of said Juror or
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CHAPTER 32-H. F. NO iona

CHAFTER Oil, +. NO. 1UU3
An Act relating to villages of over three thon-
sand inhabitants, and providing for munici.
pal courts therein.
! This act provides form for increasing Tho
powers Of corporate villages having reachad
a population Of over three thousand inhab;.
tants, and being local in character is omitted
from the newspaper publication.1
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CHAPTER 61-H. F NO ETA

An Act to authorize the town board Of super.
visors of the town of Acton, in Meeter
county. to drain lake in said town known
as Lake Harold, and appropriating money
Tor that purpose.
1.-THE title OF the act sufficiently explains its
purpose. the land reclaimed to be sold by the
state.
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tary public heretofore done shall be held,
deemed or taken to be invalid becauss or on
me ground that such notary failed or neg
lected to afiix to such act or to any certificate,
or 70 any yerlhcation or attestation of such
acts his official seal But all the official acts
the absence Of such official seal, be held as
valid to all intents and purposes as If such
were or hnd been properly affixed thereto;
provided that this act shall not apply to any
actions now pending.
SEC 2. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage. .,s "
Approved April II, 1901. r..
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1Vo I5tRr5IECs
Approved April II, 1901.

CHAPTER 52--H. r. NO. 1915.
An Act to ratify certain lease made BY the
State Agricultural Society of Minnesota
be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION 1. That certain lease dated abe
tWenty-fourth CATH day of April, A. D. one
thousand eight hundred and ninety $500,
made by the State Agricultural Society Of
Minnesota, to the Minnesota Driving Club, is
hereby ratified and confirmed
Seq. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved April 20, 1891.
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cuAprER sn-s p Ma asn

CHAPTER 60-S. F. NO. $50.
An Act to authorize the board of supervisors
of the township of Manyasks, in Martin
county, to drain Prairie lake, and providing
for the survey and sale Of land that may
accrue thereby to the state
1.-THE title of the act sufficiently explains
its purpose.
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~ CHAPTER 50-H. r. NO. 49, Z.
All, Act to legalize the incorporation Of
church societies. -, ~ 80 =,
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
OF Minnesota: r.
SECTION 1. That all and singular the acts
and proceedings had and done. or attempted
to be had and done by and on behalf of the
members and officers, or either, OF any re-
ligious society or congregation OF this state,
or any persons whomsoever, to incorporate
as church society under any of the laws of
this state, which incorporation is incomplete
or invalid for informalities, or non. com pill
ance with statutory requirements. are hereby
legalIzed and made valid, and the incorpora-
tons 80 attempted are hereby declared in all
respects valid, and such societies properly
and legally incorporated. 49, -
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved April II. 1871
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CHAPTER 5Q-H. NO oa1

CHAPTER 59-H. F. NO. 291.
An Act prescribing the duty Of the judges Of
the district court of Ramsey county.
Provides that the judges shall have daily
record made of each juror and each witness
entitled to tees.1
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CHAPTER SIS. F. No. $50.

VIII I I1It 10 =. Z w. oCU.
An Act to provide for the publication Of pro-
bate notices in the counties OF Brown,
Ramsey and Winona.
Provides that probate notices may be pub
lished IN German newspapers, if the publ
cation is made in the English lsnguage.1
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appoint an arrnorer who shall, under his d.
rection, take charge of the armory or place Of
deposit of his regiment battalion, battery or
company, and of all uniforms, arms, equip
ments ana 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
10 tme presented ~ such commanding off,
nighest IN rank occupying any armory may
also appoint janitor, whose special duty
snail pc 70 care for said armory, the repairs
ture and fxtures and In armories heated BY
steam may appoint an engineer to have
charge OF the heating apparatus. Such per-
sons SO appointed shall receive compensa-
the time actually and necessarily employed
IN their duties, which compensation as cert.
fed to by the commanding officer appointing
such persons under the provisions Of this
eesem aoa' snail De paid monthly and shall be
WHICH said armory is situated, and shall be
audited, levied, collected and paid in the
same manner other city, town or village
charges are audited, levied, collected and
paid.
:. SEC. s. The commander-in chief may, from
time to time, make such orders. rules and
regulations as ne deems proper for the OBJ
charge of any arsenal or armory.
SEQ. 6. Any person who shall willfully In
Jure any arsenal, armory or its fixtures. or
any uniforms. arms or equipments. or any
other property therein deposited. shall be
deemed guilty Of q misdemeanor; ana any
person who shall introduce any wine, spir.
ituous or malt liquor into any state arsenal
or armory shall. upon conviction, be guilty
of misdemeanor and punished by q fne of
not less than fifty (50) dollars nor more than
one hundred (!0J) dollars. or imprisonment
IN the county Jail or prison for not less than
thirty (3O) days nor more than one hundred
(lOO) days But nothing herein contained shall
be SO construed as to prevent the introduction
thereof when prescribed for medical pur-
poses by a medical officer of the national
guard. .F' - ~
SEC. T. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage
! Approved April 20 1901
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1891-05-07
CHAPTER 45-H. f. NO. 3a5.

An ACT TO legal1Ze certain corporations.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION l. That in any case where there
has been heretofore any attempted formation
and organization or renewal Of any corpora
ton under any Of the general laws Of this
state, and the persons SO attempting to form
or organize or renew any corporation have
actually adopted and signed articles Of asso-
citation in which the business specified to be
carried on by them as such corporation was
such as might be lawfully carried on under
said laws. and have, in fact proceeded as
such corporation under the corporate name
assumed by them to transact and carry On
have in good faith received and transferred
III such corporate name any property, real or
personal, such attempted. formation antlta3}r-
ganization or renewal in eachtand every slieh
case 10 hereby legalized and declared valid
and effectual sformatio ion, and organization br
renewal of such corporations under the name
assumed, Notwithstanding the omission OF
any other matter or thing bylaw prescribed
Z to be done or observed in the formation Dr.
ganization or renewal thereof. siiit 4
I. And any and all conveyances OF propefTT
real or personal, in COCOA sfaith and Lawful
form, made to or by any such body undef the
corporate name 80 assumed, are herAby
legalized and declared as valid and efrectual
fol-. the purpose intended thereby as If such
body corporate had been originally in ell
things duly and legally Incorporated.
Provided. That no such corporation nor
any of the acts or doings thereof shall be or
sare hereby validated unless such so.called
corporation shall within ninety days from
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CHAFTEN 5S--H. +. NO, lou. - I
An ACT relating to trials in the district court,
which are unfinished at the expiration Of
terms.
of Minnesota: - . .
SECTION 1. Whenever the trial Of any civil
action or proceeding, or Of any. indictment,
which has not been commenced at any term
expiration Of said term, the trial may never.
theless be proceeded with and concluded,
and all proceedings may be had in said case,
in the same manner and with like effect as II
the same had been concluded at the term at
which the same was begun. ..'. 80
SEC. 2. This act shall be In force from the
time of its passage. &c.,
AnnrOYad Anril l. 1901.
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CHAPTER 40--H. r. NO. 347
An Act to validate and confirm the official
acts OF notaries public to which their Of.
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of the State
OF Minnesota. = S'e'oo
SECTION l. That no Official act of anv no.
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the passage OF this act file in the office Of the
secretary Of state, and also in the office Of the
register OF deeds. In the county In which is
porauon its articles Of incorporation, II the
snme3haye not been heretofore SO filed and
shall at the time Of filing such articles III the
once OF the secretary OF state pay Into, the
ter two hundred and twenty-five Of the Gem
,eral Lays of 1889, If the date Of such at.
tempted organization is subsequent to the
passage of said law. -. t''E5 E@;
sEe,S. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage,
Approved April Is, 1891. 55szm.. '''
~ CHAPTER 46--s. r. NO. aOs. -
An ACT legalizlng official certificates Of
made under mortgage powers, executions,
judgments, orders and decrees, and pre-
scribing the force and effect of such certifi
Gates and records. ~ .@a a.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature OF tho State
of Minnesota: la 49,
SECTION 1. That, In ali cases where. real
property has been duly sold under power
Of sale in the usual form, contained in a
under a duly rendered Judgment, order or
decree Of court OF competent jurisdiction,
or upon valid execution, and All official GER
tiilcate OF such sale In due form Of law has
been duly made, acknowledged and delivered
by the proper officer. to the purchaser, and
such certificate has been duly filed for rec
ord and actually recorded after expiration of
twenty days from the date Of such sale or
certificate, in the Office of the register of
deeds for the county within which said real
property was then situate, then and in every
such case, such official certificate, as we'll as
such record thereof. is hereby legalized and
made valid, and shall be etfectual to all IN
tents and purposes as Of and from the date
when such certificate was so filed for rec
ord, except as against any person who has
purchased SAID real property or some part
| thereof from the former owner thereof in
more than twenty days after such official
sale, and withouttnotice thereof, and before
such certificate was SO filed for record; and
every such certificate and such record thereof
shallbe primo facie evidence that all require.
ments Of law in that behalf were duly com
piled with and of thelvalidity OF such sale.
Seq. 2. That this act shall take effect and
Approved April 90 1891. - i
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CHAPTER SIS. F. NO. e18.

SI1AF Nh Ol--o. r. NJ. OLD.
An Act to authorize the board of managers
OF the Minnesota state Agricultural Society
to lease portions of what is known as the
Estate Fair Grounds" in this state.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the State
OF Minnesota:
SECTION l. 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 state 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
for other purposes noJinconsistenr with the
useof said grounds for holding state fairs,
together with all reasonable and necessary
privileges concomitant with such exhibi-
lions and racing meetings; provided, that no
such lease shall be given for longer term
than twenty (2O) years; and provided further,
that all rents and income arising from such
leasing shall be by said board and in their
discretion be expended upon said grounds in
repairing and improving the same
SEC; 2, This act shall take effect from and
after its passage.
Approved April IT, 1891,
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competent evidence Of the laws therein con-
tanned IN all courts of this state, and in all
proceedings without further proof or authen.
Provided, however, that the compiler and
publisher shall file with, the secretary of state
an agreement to furnish tho state ANY, num-
per OF copies Of said compilation at;not more
than ten QO) dollais for the two volumes of
said General Statutes OF 1891. IA
SEQ. 2. The sections, Of this compilation
pelng numbered cunseeutively, the same may
be cited In judicial proceedings as she Cen
eral statutes, giving the section number only.
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and afterlts passage ar,a !
Approved March H. 1891. IL I e
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CHAPTER U.s.. F. NO. 994.
An Act regulating the election Of clerks of
the district courts in this state. "
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
OF Minnesota:
SECTION l. That In all counties in this
state in which tho terms of office Of clerks of
the district court will expire on the first QsD
thereto shall be elected at the general election
to be held IN November, 1896. 'oI
SEC. 2. That where vacancies shall occur In
said offices under the provisions Of section
one Q) of this act snid Offices shall be filled
as now provided by taw.H 2
sEo;3 This act shah take effect ahdibe in
force from and after it's passage =
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CIAF IEH HUH. +. No. 23U. ~
An Act: relating to the appointment Of
y deputies BY county officers: 49,,
State Of Minnesota: -; -.
SEcT1oNl. Any county officer who is
authorized by law to appoint one Or more
deputies is hereby authorized to appoint a
is citizen under the laws Of the State Of
Minnesota.
SEC. ,. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after the date Of its passage.
Approved April 1, 1891.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-06-17

"Castoria Is the best remedy for children Of
which am acquainted. 1 hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest of their children, and use Castoria in
stead of the various quack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
DIR. j. +. KNCHELoE,
Conway. Ark.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-06-17

A tired young man stood at the win
dow of his room in his house on one of
the uptown cross streets on Christmas
afternoon, and looked at the windows in
the b;g, hong brown stone block on the
other side of the street. He saw on the
ledge of a third story window Of the
house directly opposite bottle of cham
payne. 1t had evidently been placed
there to get cool. On the ledge of a SEC
ond story window Of the same house he
saw Photographic frame with glass
exposed to the light. Another hedge was
the resting place Of . pan filed with
something which he could SEQ was snok-
ing hot. The young man owns q spy
glass, and looking through it at the
smoking pan he concluded that the girls
in that room across the way must have
been making molasses candy on a gas
stove and had put the stuff out to harden.
Turning his spyglass to the window
lodges of other houses on the block he
noted these exhibits:
A milk jar partly filed.
A large pot of some face preparation
with French label, the words of which
were not easily discernible.
Two baskets of oranges, apples and
grapes.
A wooden butter tray, the paper cover
being turned up by a breeze, and dust
sprinkling itself on the butter.
A German seltzer jug.
Two bowls, each covered with plate.
Another bottle Of wine.
A cardboard box, such as is used for
ice cream.
Besides all these things which dodgers
had put on their window lodges, the
sweep of the spyglass up and down the
row of houses showed seven tin pals
and eight pitchers. York Sun.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-06-17
Lost in a Sewer.

Gustav Larson is employed by the city
of Minneapolis in the sewer department.
In company with two fellow workmen
he proceeded to Twenty street
and Tyndale avenue to make an inspec-
ton and clear the sewer Of jam which
seemed to exist. He entered the sewer
alone, his two companions remaining
above ground to give help if necessary.
The sewer at this point is sixty six inches
high. His companions figured out that
they would not be needed and walked
off. Without a light Larson lost his
bearings, and his shouts for assistance
brought no answer.
Finally Larson gave up shouting and
endeavored vainly to find another man
hole out of which he could crawl There
were plenty of them, but they were out
of reach. After walking nearly two
hours Larson noticed the passageway
was growing smaller, and this gave him
hope. Soon after he managed to find a
manhole that he could reach, and by the
aid of the sewer walls reached terra
firma in an exhausted condition. The
escape was made at Fourth street and
Cedar avenue, about three miles from
the place of entrance.-Cor. Chicago
Herald.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-06-17
Game Perishinc In the North Woods.

A gentleman who returned from the
North Woods Saturday says that the
snow has not fallen to a great depth
among the mountains yet, but that the
mercury has gone very low on several
occasions, and has thus caused much
suffering among the deer and other ami
mails in the woods. He says that some
of the young deer were frozen by the
intense cold, and that lumbermen report
that numbers of the smaller animals
sought shelter in the logging camps.
Last winter will be remembered as an
especially favorable one to the animals
in the woods and mountains, but this
winter will be very hard one for them.
The trappers are having good success
in catching the various small fur bear
ing animals in large numbers, as the
winter is so severe they are easily lured
to the bait of the traps.-Utic Observer.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-06-17
Making Man Conservative Proof.

DR.. Koch's remarkable discovery has
already been followed by further step
which aims not so much at curing people
who are afflicted with consumption as a,
preventing the growth of the disease in
those who are healthy, just as Jenner
introduced vaccination as a preventive
against smallpox. This discovery has
been made by Drs. Hericourt and Richet,
pupils of M. Pasteur. Their experiments
30 far have been confined to rabbits, but
they are confident of having found out
the secret of making man consumptive
proof. Bits.