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CHAPTER 1925. F.

CHAPTER 1925. F. No. 1855,
An Act to amend subdivision thirteenth n3)
of section twenty.one (21) of chapter one
hundred and forty-ive (l45) Of the General
year one thousand eight hundred and
eighty-tive llSs5l, relating to the incorpor.
alton of villages
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
SECTION 1. That subdivision thirteenth 13)
of section twentyone (2D Of chapter one
hundred and forty-five -Qt5) OF the General
Laws OF one thousand eight hundred and
eightv.tive 1855 be amended by inserting
after the word markets the words provide
scales. appoint a weighmaster,n SO that said
subdivision shall read as follows:
Thirteenth-To establish and regulate mar
kets, provide scales, appoint a weighmaster
aud restrain sales in streets.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved April q. 1871.
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CHAPTER Ssh. F. NO, 153.
An Act to amend section twenty.six (26) Of
chapter one hundred and seven (1O7} Of the
hundred aud seventy eight (1S7S)
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
Of Minnesota:
chapter one hundred aud seven GO7) Of tho
General Slntutes of one thousand eight hun.
died and seventy.eight d87s) as amended by
chapter twenty-one (SD of the General Laws
FIVE QsS5l is amended by adding thereto the
following: Provided, that III counties where
by law grand jury is not required to be re-
turned 70 every term Of court the court may,
by All order entered in the minutes, continue
the grand jury from any term at which the
grand jury is in session to another subse.
quent term at which no grand jury is re-
CURED to be returned and at said subsequent
term may again continue said grand Jury to
another subsequent term to which no grand
jury is required to be returned and in case
Of any such continuance, the court shall in
said order; fix the time in said uubsequen
term for the meeting Of said grand jury. A
grand jury. continued, as aforesaid, shall
have the same powers at such subsequent
term of court as If returned to said term. and
in case, for any reason. less than a quorum
Of such grand jury Is present at the adjourned
day additional jurors may be returned
forthwith to supply the deficiency: provided,
ply to counties in which six (e) or more reg.
ular terms of court are provided for by law
in any one year.
SEC. 2. This act shall be IN force from the
time of its passage. sl.E lag. 5-4.. :. .5|l g +!
Approved April 9, 1891.
CHAPTER se--H. r. NO. 1oA.
An Act to amend the penal code Of the State
OF Minnesota by adding to title nine (IX)
Of said penal code, chapter nine ClX), re.
lating to SANDER of females. p
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION 1. That title nine (IX) Of the penal
code Of the State of Minnesota be, and the
same hereby Is, amended by adding to said
title nine llX) another and further chapter
to be known as chapter nine lIX) Of said
title nine OK and to read as follows:
Chapter TX.
SANDER OF Females.
Section 221 (a) SANDER of Females Defined
"A person who, In the presence and hearing
Of another. other than the female slandered,
whether such female be present or not ma.
iciously speaks Of, or concerning any fe-
male Of the age of twelve (12) years or up.
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OHAI ITIC CIT. =. TNO, ~.
An A Ct repeating SECTIONS fifteen Q5), sixteen
G6), seventeen az, eighteen (1S) and nine
teen (l9) Of chapter seventy.one (71) OF the
General Statutes OF 1878 relating to struck
juries.
Be it enacted by the Leg isature of the State
Of Minnesota:
SacrroN1. That sections fifteen (15), six
teen Coy, seventeen U7), eighteen uSj and
the General Statutes Of 1873, relating to
struck juries, be and the same are hereby re-
pealed
SEC. 2. The repeal of the foregoing sec.
of any trial of any case BY a jury drawn as
provided in the foregoing sections Of char.
ter seyenty-one (71l that may have been
drawn before the passage Of this act. ~
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved March 20, 1891,
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An Act to amend section two hundred and
sixty-three (263) OF the Penal Code Of the
State Of Minnesota.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota: :, 49,,
SECTION L.. That section two hundred and
sixty.three (2G3) of the Penal Code Of the State
of Minnesota be amended so as to read as fol.
lows, to-wlt: If any man and single woman
cohabit together they shall be both guilty Of
fornication and be punished by imprisonment
in the county jail for not more than ninety
900 days or by fine not exceeding one hun
dred ($10G) dollars. ..- nr
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and DO In
force from and after Its passage. .,n
Approved March Is, 1881 Ill:
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An Act to amend an act entitled IAN act to
provide for the incorporation Of villages
and to define their duties and powers and
to repeal certain laws in relation thereto"
being chapter one hundred and forty five
(l45) of the General Laws Of one thousand
eight hundred and eighty-fve (sS5), SO
that the village OF Harris, In Chisago coun-
ty. Minnesota. shall be separate election
and assessment district. and be separated
In all municipal affairs from the towns of
Sunrise and Fish Lake.
Be II enacted by the Legislature Of the State
SECTION i; Chapter one hundred and
forty-five Q45, Of the General Laws
Of one thousand eight hundred and
eighty-hve Qsss) be amended SO that the pro
visions thereof relating to election and as
sessment districts and to collecting and pay.
ing over taxes for village purposes shall not
apply to the said village Of Harris, Chisago arc,
county, Minnesota, and that said village Of
district for all election purposes from the
towns of Sunrise and Fish Lake, in which
said village is located. Provided, that an
election held in said village shall be subject
dred and forty-fye Q45) relating to the cleo.
ton Of village officers.
Provided further, That oil general elections
held In said village shall be subject to the
provisions OF the general election laws Of
SEC. !. The village council OF said village
shall. a. their first Qs) meeting, in the month
OF April, IN eaCn yenr. elect an assessor who
shall be styled the village assessor. who shall
perform oil the duties In relation to assess
ing of property for the purpose of levyng Of
all village, school, county and state taxes.
and upon completion OF the assessment roll
he shall deliver the same to the village board
of equalization. who may alter revise and
equalize the same as they may deem it inst
and proper; said village assessor shall hold
his office for one ~ year, and until his suc
cessOr is elected and qualified. Provided
however, that said village assessor shall be-
subject to- and be governed by. the general
laws of the state relating to assessors and
their duties.
SEC. 3. All taxes levied on the taxeble
property With In said village, except for i'm
provement of Streets highways, sidewalks
and crossings, shall be levied and collected as
prescribed by the statute of this state for the
levying and collection Of township taxes. sand
it shall be the duty Of the county treasurer of
said Chsago county to pay over to the village
treasurer Of said village, and for the use Of
said village, all the money collected as taxes
on all the taxable property taxed within said
village Of Harris
Sec. 4. All acts or parts of acts inconsist
ent herewith are hereby repealed
SEC. 5. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage
Approved April IL, 1891
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An Act to amend section two C) of chapter
sixty-nine (69l Of the General Statutes Of
relating to conveyances by married women
Be It enacted BY the Legislature OF the State
OF Minnesota:
SECTION l. That section two (3 Of chapter
sixty-nine (69 Of the General Statutes of
eighteen hundred and seventy eight Q87s) be
and the same is hereby amended by adding
after the words three years." in the eighth
line thereof, the following words and in
struments releasing dover in lands OF q
former deceased husband"
SEC. 2. Nothing herein contained shall ap.
ply to or affect any action or proceeding now
pending in any court in this state.
sistent with the provisions of this act are
hereby repealed
Sec 4. This act shall take effect and be in
ferce from and after its passage.
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CHAPTER o4.-s. n. M nm
cHAprER os.-s n No IN

CHAPTER 95--S. r. NO. 40.
An ACT to amend section OF chapter 83 Of
the General Statutes Of 1876, In relation to
town insurance companies.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota:
SECTION !. That section Of chapter SO Of
the General Statutes Of 1875 be, and the same
IS hereby amended by adding thereto the fol-
lowing words:
Provided. That In cases where the claim for
loss so presented does not exceed the sum of
one hundred dollars, no meeting of directors
nor appointment OF committee shall be
requisite, but the amount Of such loss may be
treasurer. or two of them. with the same
right Of appeal as hereinbefore provided for.
SEQ. :. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after it's passage.
Approved March l6, 1891.
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more than ave hundred 5000 dollars, or by
both such tine and imprisonment.
Il Nhird-And In addition to the Dunishment
prescribed therefor, he Is liable In treble dam
ages for the injury done. to be recovered in a
ctyii aeacn * the owner q such property, or
SEQ. :. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and af'or it's passage; provided,
that the provisions Of this act shall not apply
to any offenses committed before this act
visions Of the law as 1t existed prior to this
full force. fE =
AnnrovAd A nril o. 1Ah1 .g
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CHAPTER 73-H. F. NO. 1874.
An Act to amend section sixteen .d6) of,
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o.
ing to service on foreign corporations.
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION i. That sections 90 and 81 of chop
ter 66 Of the General Statutes of Minnesota
for the year Of 1878 be and the same is hereby
amended so as to read rs follows:
Section go. That the summons or any proc
ess in any civil action or proceeding wherein
PENDANT, which has property within this
state or the cause OF action arose therein
may be served by delivering copy of such
summons or process to the president. score
tary or any other officer, or to any agent of
such corporation or association; and such
service shall be OF the same force, effect and
validity as like service upon domestic cor
porations; provided, II any such corpora
ton or association has, By an appointments in
writing filed with the secretary of this state
appointed or designated some person or resi-.
dent OF this state upon whom summons or
process can be served, such summons or proc
ess shall be served upon such person so DIES.
ignated; and provided further, that any such
action or proceeding may be commenced and
tried In any county in which the cause of &C.
ton arose, subject to be removed for cause as
in other cases. 49,
Section 81. This act shall have full force and
effect notwithstanding any provisions Of the
General Statutes or other law Of the state in
consistent herewith.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved April l, 1891.
CHAPTER S0-H. r. NO. 143.
An Act to amend section two hundred fifty
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An Aot 70 amend section two hundred thirty
one ls5l) Of an act Of the state legislature
a apt 70 March A. D. 1885, entitled IAN
relating to public traffic on the Sabbath day
- ana the penalty for Sabbath breaking.
30 It enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION l: Section two hundred thirty. one
lsS1} OF said act Is amended BY striking from
both" '-~ "0 ~
SECS This act shall take sfseot ana DO in
1orce from ana after Its passage.
Approved Anril 81 iaof
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CHAPTER S0-H. r. NO. 143.
An Act to amend section two hundred fifty
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OF jurors.
Be itenacted by the Legislature OF the State
sEcr1oN i. THAT section twenty-seven (27>
Of chapter seventy (7O) of the General Statutes
as the same is amended by chapter eighty SO)
of the General Laws of eighteen hundred
amended SO as to read as follows:
shah be entitled to two (2) dollars for each
days attendance upon any district court, and
to and returning from the said court tho
distance to be computed by the usual travelled
route, and paid out of the county treasury of
the county in which the service was so
rendered
The clerk Of the district court shall deliver
to each juror certificate for the number of
days attendance and miles travelled. for
which he is entitled to receive compensation.
any inquest taken by him, is entitled to one
a. dollar for each days attendance on snch
inquest, and ten (10) cents for each mile tray
eled in going to and returning from the place
OF holding the same, the distance to be COM
puted by the usual travelled route and paid
out Of the county treasury Of the county in
which the service was rendered. The cor
oner shall deliver to each juror a certificate
Tor the number OF days attendance and miles
Travelled, for which he is entitled to receive
compensation.
Each juror sworn in any action pending in
justice court or before any sheriff on writ
paid in the first instance in oil civil actions
by the party requiring such jurors
Provided, that the certificate Of the clerk
for services rendered as such juror in the dis
trlct court. or by the coroner. shall be filed
with the county auditor who shall at once
thereafter issue his warrant or the treasurer
Of his county for the amount due, which GER
t1ticate shall be proper and sufficient vouch-
er for the issuance Of said warrant.
PROVIDED. further, that the provisions of
this act shall not apply to the counties of
Ramsey, Hennepin and St. Louis
Seq All acts and parts of acts inconsist-
ent with the provisions of this act be and the
same are hereby repealed.
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after It's passage.
Approved April II, 1891.
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Section 22l (a) SANDER Of Females Defined
"A person who, In the presence and hearing
Of another. other than the female slandered,
whether such female be present or not. ma.
iciousy speaks OF, or concerning any fe-
male Of the age Of twelve (12) years or up.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1891-06-16
Prejudice Against Actors.

"The old prejudice against the stage
and against actors still exists to very
great degree" said an actor who ar
rived in this, city from his seasons
tour the other day. 81 have met it
this winter everywhere l have been.
Whenever our company went TO a
new city or town we were stared at as
though we were crowd of Curiosities
from a dime museum, and the con-
temptuous tone in which people often
referred TO us as actors so loud that
we could overhear what they said,
was far from pleasant. Our profession
has been disgraccd by the conduct of
members of cheap companies, whose
rowdyism has been regarded as typical
of all their kind. Often after we have
spent several days at good hotel the
manager has expressed to us his sur
prise and gratitude at our good be-
havior, and has been quite taken
aback when we have not shown very
profound appreciation of his compli-
ments.
"A hotel-keepcr in Toledo said to me
one occasion: Il don't mind telling
you, now that You shown yourself q
gentleman, that was very unwilling
TO admit You into my house, for |
would rather have any class of people
IA my guests than actors. The man
ner In which The members of some
companies hIv" acted at my house has
been di,gracfII; they have not only
behaved aud act"d boi-tprously at al
hours of the night. but they departed
without paying either for the damage
lone by them TO my furniture or for
their board
''Of course, the number of i'll
behaved actors in comparison with the
whole profession is small, but they are
able to bring discredit on the whole
profession. 1t is strange to note the
liscredit that even the scene-shifters |
and other workman about the theater
nave for us. Many of these hold am
lctor in great contempt, Why this
s. l don't know. or acting as an
lri, they have no conception what
'yer. They regard IL solely as bust
hess, and pretty poor one at that.
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Hon. w. V. Lucas, ex-State Auditor
Of Iowa, says: 81 have used Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy in my family
aud have no hesitation in saying it is
an excellent remedy. l believe all
that is claimed for ii. Persons aHlict-
cd by cough or cold will find it a
friend" There is 10 danger from
whooping cough when this remedy is
freelygiven. 80 cent bottles for sale
by Il. q. Julian.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1891-06-16

Just as sure as hot weather comes
there will be more or less bowel COM
plant in this vicinity. Every person,
and especially families, ought to have
some reliable medicine at hand for in
slant use in case it is needed. A %
or 80 cent bottle of Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and DiarrhGa Remedy
is just what you ought te have and all
that you would need, even for the
most severe and dangerous cases. 1t
is the best, the most reliable and most
successful treatment known and il
pleasant to take. For sale by Il. G..
Julian.
Little frankie is only three years of
age, yet he bids fair to rival Bill Nye
ere long.
frankie, do you want to come out
with me and take ride on the cleo
trio cars. 7" 1t was Frankie's father
who spoke.
mo, thir," was the prompt reply.
"No! Why not?"
Don't like dem carths."
"Whst's the matter with them
why don't you like thcm?"
"Cauth dey run on a clothcs-linc."
Il Electrical Review.
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MWEty
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knelt down to examine tho man who
had carried in the dispatch from tho
orderly's body. lie had died without q
groan, pierced by n mimic ball to the
heart.
"Shot in the back" said the ser.
geant; "but lie got his discharge honor.
ably, nevertheless"
Hello! llerc's another bit OF paper
fallen from his pocket" cried the licu-
tenant, rising. perhaps he found two
dispatches on the messengers body"
Tho captain, having perused tho
coloncl's order, took the paper handed
him by the lieutenant. Something i'm
PEELED him, when no had glanced ut it,
to read II aloud, and. having begun to
do so, no was moved 10 continue to the
end Of the page:
up. S.-Abovc, all, my boy, never
shrink from n dangerous duty on any
account, even mine. Show yourself Il
hero, MS your father was, and his father,
and mine. Remember TINT night and
day pray for you, my darling. Your
loving mother"
The captain looked up from the sheet
and said: II reckon this amt Il dis
patch. It's n letter. Who is the man,
lieutenant"
The captain, the lieutenant and the
sergeant grouped around thedcad mans
head, and 4 corporal lowered q flicker
ins torch SO that it lighted up his face.
The lieutenant exclaimed:
"tt's Billy"
The captain looked long and silently
ut the boyish features, and then said
quietly:
'lIc told you the truth tho other day,
lieutenant. It was his mother he
thought OF. This letter came since
then. Show yourself hero it says;
and he obcycd orders. Have him buried
with every honor"
The captain walked away, to write to
the boys mother.
And the sergeant, n kinlcss man, who
had been musing, with his arms folded,
now remarked to the lieutenant:
"Pve farnt one thing tonight that
always ruzzled newly many n brave
man so often gets took for n coward"
The lieutenant, n young man, thought
OF his own people at home and, without
knowing exactly why, stopped and
brushed the dust from the forehead OF
the boy.
They buried him in the flag.
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The papers contain frequent notices
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