Little Falls transcript., 1891-05-08

]1AL PUBLICATION.
appoint an armorer who shall. under his d.
tection. take charge Of the armory or place Of
deposit Of his regiment, battalion. battery or
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
The ciiies ii s'of q The sase the ecer
highest in rank occupying any armory may
also appoint q janitor, whose special duty
shall be to care for said armory, the repairs
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 shall receive compensa-
ton not to exceed two t2 dollars per day for
In their duties, which compensation as certi-
fed to by the commanding officer appointing
such persSonns under the provisions 9f this
ehse e,p aoa vafe
which said armory is situated. and shall DO
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 be deems proper for the oo.
SEC. 8. Any person who shall willfully in
1ure any arsenal armory or Its fxtures or
any uniforms arms or equipments. or any
deemed guilty Of misdemeanor: and any
person who shall introduce any wine, spir-
ituous or malt liquor into any state arsenal
or armory shall. upon conviction, be guilty
not less than fifty (5O) dollars nor more than
one hundred (l0)) dollars. or imprisonment
In the county Jail or prison for not less than
thirty (3O) days nor more than one hundred
QOO 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
SEC. z This act shall take effect and bs in
force from aud after its passage
Approved April -. 1891.
CHAPTER 55-H p. NO. 10.
An Act to provide for the location Of the en-
campment Of the national guard Of the
State OF Minnesota at Camp Lakeview, in
the city Of Lake City,, Wabasha county.
whereas The city Of Lake City h.. do
pose Of an encampment for the national
guard Of the state that certain real property
lying and situate in the city Of Lake City,
i'll the county of Wabasha, State Of Mime
aOtd> uCSCIlUcu U6 lOllDWS, w WIZ
All those tracts and parcels Of land lying
county Of Wabasha and State Of Minnesota,
described as follows, to wit:
The northwest quarter of the northwest
quarter Of section mum. fifteen Q5) Ia
township number one hundred and eleven
N1ll. north Of range number twelve U2)
west: also the following land: Beginning on
ner of the land heretofore conveyed BY
Stephen Tory to William Sterling; thence
BY sa,o land south thirty (3)) degrees west
eighty-fre (S5) rods: thence north sixty COY
(4i.4) rods to the south line Of lot number
tnree (3),. government survey, in section
number nine (9). in township number Que
hundred and eleven l1D north, Of range
number twelve (l.) west: thence along SAID
line west twenty.one and si1-tenths (2l.6)
rods to the southwest corner OF said lot num-
bcr three (3); thence north eighty (eO) rods
and east fifty (5O) rods TO the shore Of Lake
the several courses and distances thereof, to
the place of beginning.
Also beginning at the northern corner OF
the above-described land, thence south thirty
COY degrees west eighty-tiv (S5) rods; thence
south sixty tB)l degrees east twenty-tnree
(.13) rods to the line between sections num-
bered nine (9) and ten (l0). in said township
humber one hundred aud eleven ll1) north
of range humber twelve QD west; thence
(ss) rods to the shore OF Lake Pepin, aud
thence. northwesterly along the shore Of said
Lake Pepln the several courses aud distances
thereof to place of beginning. containing
in both the above-descrioed pieces of land
iifty-eight t5s, acres be tho same more or
less, excepting and rescrving the right OF
way across the above-described lands as
heretofore conveyed by William Sterling to
the Chicago. Milwaukee d st. Paul Railway
company, and now used by its railroad track.
The land hereby conveyed was formerly the
property of William Sterling, and lately OF
Also lot number fifteen (15), In section
number ten (lJ), in township number one
hundred and eleven ul1) north Of range
number twelve C12) west, according to Ben.
janin G. Baldwin's survey thereof, plat Of
which is on file and Of record in the office OF
the register of deeds In and for said county
! of Wauasha.
Also beginning on the shore Of Lake Pepin
at the northeast corner of land sold anc con-
veyed by Stephen TORY aud Mary c. TORY.
N2lh) day Of May A. D. 1860, thence by said
land south fifty-three (53) degrees west sixty,
three (S3) rods to the middle of the territorial
road $50 cal!ed). thence along said road
| north tLirtv-seveu 90 degrees west sixteen
and one.half Q6l2l rods to a corner; thence
south fifty-three (53) degrees west twenty
i (s0) rods to the north line of section num-
Der fifteen (15) in township number one hun
twelve (l2) west; thence along said line west
twelve and four-tenths -t12.D rods; thence
north ffty-three (53) degrees east eighty
eight (SS) rods to the shore Of Lake Pepin !:
thence along said shore southward twenty
five and one-fourth C2514) rods to the place
of beginning, being part OF section number
| ten Q0) in township number enc hundred
and eleven (1lD north of range number
| more or less except therefrom q strip OF laud
decided by A. Glines and wife to the railroad
company one hundred loN feet wide run
| ming through said land.
| leo hn ir0 1nc0r{had RA01n.
ming on the shore Of Lake Pepin,a at the north
ern corner Of land formerly owned by J. Bur
bingham: thence by said land south hfty-
three (53) degrees west eighty.eight (ss) rods
to the north line Of section number fifteen
| (15) in township number one hundred and
eleven Ql1) north Of range number twelve
| u2) west; thence west sixteen and one tenth
! I6.1l rods to the corner OF sections num-
| bered nine 10y. len (l0), fifteen Q5) and six
teen (6l, in said township number one hun
| dred and eleven (1ll) north of range number
twelve I2) west; thence along the section
line north forty-six and onehalf (4olAao Va rods
| to corner; thence north thlrty-two (32) de-
grees east being along the middle OF the
public highway eishty.eight (Ss) rods to the
shore of Lake Pepin; and thence along said
shore in southeasterly direction eighty,two
| ginning being part Of lot number one ~.
section number ten 0O aforesaid, and con-
tanning thirty-seven (37) acres more or less
snd az
the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
| company as track.
| Upon condition that the same shall be for
thirty (30) years used for the purpose OF
such encanpment by the proper authori-
ties Of the state, be It enacted by the Legis-
lature Of the State Of Minnesota:
SECTION 1. There shall be annually hold
for the next thirty (3O) 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.
SEQ. 3 This act shall take eject and bs in
force from and after its passagA
Approved March 81. 1891.
CHAPTER 58-S. F. NO. l61.
| An Act to establish and create public park
| to he known and designated a. the ltasca
State Park and authorizing the con demna-
of lands for park purposes.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
sEcrlox /. That section six 10y, township
one hundred and forty-two Cl42), range
thirty-fve (35); sections six (6). seven (7):