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CHAPTER lis No, sU.

An act to amend chapter one hundred
and forty three ltE3) OF the laws Of
eighteen hundred and eighty seven 1850,
being an act entitled IAN act to encourage
the raising and propagation Of trout and to
protect streams. ponds, waters aud prem
ises used for thai purpose"
BE It enacted by the Legislature OF the staeo
OF Minnesota:
SECTION 1. section tan OO Of chapter
Laws OF eighteen hundred and eighty seven
sloe.). be and the same 10 hereby amended
o. striking out the word May in the fourth
line OF said section and inserting IN lieu
thereof the word Il pril"
Provided. That the provisions of this act
snail only apply to Fillmore county.
SEC. .. This act shall take effect and BE- IN
force from and after its passage.
Approved April u, 1891
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CHAPTER 1,s-s r No "a

An Act to repeal chapter 104 Of the General
Statutes Of 1899 and to restore for Rock
county section 10 Of chapter 145 Of the Cen
eral Statutes Of 1885, as amended by chapter
81 of the General Statutes Of 1887 and SEQ
ton u of the same chapter 145.
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION l. That chapter 104 Of the General
Statutes Of 1889 be and the same is hereby re-
pealed.
amended by the General Statutes Of 1899,
chapter 3d. and also subdivisions eighteenth
and twentieth of section q Of the same
chapter AS be and the same are hereby re-
viyed and made applicable to allincorporated
to the enactment of said chapter 164 Of the
laws of 1889.
SEC. B. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage.
Approved March g. 1891
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An Act to amend chapter one hundred and
twentv-four 90 OF he General Laws OF
The year one thousand eight hundred and
eighty seven (leSD
BE y euarted hy tho Legislature Of the State
OF Minnesota:
SECTION /. Inat section one "a Of chapter
one hundred and twentyfour Q2D Of the
General Laws of the year one thousand eight
hundred and eiShty-seven (lSS1) be and the
same is hereby amended by striking out the
word fifteen In the second line Of said sec
uon one - and inserting therefor the word
Twelve and by striking out the words
Two miles in the fourth line of said section
one q, aud Inserting therefor the words zone
and one half miles"
SEC. ,. This act shall take effect and b In
force from and after Its passage.
Approved April -, lsil.
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CHAPTER 11T-H NO 4

An Act repeating sections three hundred
and twenly-four and three hundred aud
twenty five Of chapter forty six Of the Cen
eral Laws Of 1882
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota:
SECTION |. sections three hundred and
and twenty four ard three hundred twenty
five OF the probate code OF Minnesota, being
cnapter forty-six (l6) of the General Laws OF
the state of Minnesota for 1889, be and the
same is hereby repealed.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and be
In force from and after its passage.
Approved March "a, 1891.
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certificate to the health officer Of said city,
nor shall said clerk OF the district court re-
ceiye any compensation for or on account of
any OF the duties hereby required 10 be per
formed ~ him in connection with the births
OF deaths occurring within the limits OF said
city.
SEQ 4. This act shall take etecI and Do In
force from and after its passage.
Approved April ~, 1874
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iININtNN.
Approved March Is, 1891
CHAPTER PHI r. No IA


An Act to amend chapter sixty eight coy Of
the General Laws OF the year 1859. entitled
An act to further defue the qualifications
of jurors.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of tho State
of Minnesota:
SEcr1oN |. That section ore (I) Of chapter
sixty cIgit 1857 OF the General Laws Of 1889 Is
amended so AS to read as follows: Section /.
No person shall be- drawn as grand or petit
juror for more than one term Of Inc district
court in any one year; but this provision
shall not exempt persons who have served
no more than twice in any three months as
talesmen or as struck jurors only
SEC. .. This act shall be in force from the
time Of its passage
ApprCyed ADril l. 1891
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CHAPTER 119-S r. NO aes

An Act to amend chapter seven % Of the
dred and eighty nine UsS9). an act entitled
"An act IN relation to the manufacture and
sale of baking powders. sugars and syrups,
vinegars. lard, spiritnous and malt LIQUORS.
to prevent fraud and to preserve the public
health" Approved April "a, A. D. 1889.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota:
SECTION 1. That chapter seven D of che
General Laws Of one thousand eight hun
ton to the manufacture and sale Of baking
powders sugars and syrups. vinegar, lard,
spirituous and malt liquors, to prevent fraud
and TO preserve the public health" be, and
the same are hereby amended, as follows:
That the words state dairy commissioner
be stricken out wherever they may appear in
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CHAPTER 1n2-S p M ~


An Act to amend section one %, chapter
one hundred and twenty four U24. Of
General statutes of eighteen hundred and
seventy eight UST5j as amended by chap
ter ninety-siX (96) Of the General Laws OF
eighteen hundred and eighty-ni QSsp)
relating to legal holidays.
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the Staes
of Minnesota:
SECTION /. That section one n) OF chap
ter one hundred and twenty four GA. Of
General Statutes Of eighteen hundred and
seventy-eight QS18l, as amended by chapter
ninety-siX (yj) Of the General Laws Of eigh-
teen hundred and eighty nine (fSs3), be and
the same is hereby amended 80 as to read as
follows:
section l. That the twen.y-second feend,
day of February. the anniversary Of the
birthday Of Washington: the thirtieth GOTH
day of May, known as Memorial Day and
the Tuesday next after the first ust) Monday
In November in each ana every even num-
bered year, being general election day, shall
be observed in this state as legal holidays
hereafter; that no public business, except in
case of necessity, shall be transacted on any
one Of said days, and that no civil process
shall be served on any Of said days
CO. All acts and parts Of acts inoonsist.
emit with the provisions of this act are hereby
repealed.
SEC B. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passa.e,
Approved March H. ls0l
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CHAPTER 1s3-H. F. NO. ia


An Act to amend section one % Of chapeer
one hundred and nine Q09) Of the General
Laws OF Minnesota for the year 1889, relat.
ing to actions by executors, administrators
and heirs.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION i. That section ono u Of CHAPTER
one hundred and nine of the General Laws
of the state of Minnesota for the year 1899
be and the same is hereby amended SO as to
read as follows:
Section 1. When death IS caused by the
wrongful act or omission Of any party or cor
poratlon, the personal representative Of the
deceased may maintain an action II he might
have maintained an action had he lived Tor
an injury caused by the same act or omission
by which the death was caused
But the action shall be commenced within
two years after the act or omission bv which
the death was caused. The damages therein
cannot exceed FIVE thousand dollars (S5,OOO,
and the amount received is to be for the ex-
elusive benefit Of the widow and next OF
kin. to be distributed to them in the same
proportion as the personal property Of de-
ceased persons. Provided, that any demand
for the support of the deceased and funeral
expenses duly allowed by the probate court
shall be FIRST deducted and paid.
SEC g. The provisions Of this oct shall
apply to estates now pending a. well as %
future cases.
SEC 8. This act shall take effect and b In
force from and after its passage.
Approved April Is 1891.
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CHAPTER 131-S. r. NO. S85.
An Act 10 amend an act entitled IAN act
relative to building, loan and savings asso-
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Approved April IS, 1891.
CnAPTER 1873. r. NO. "a

CHAPTER 1873. F. NO. l2a
An Act to amend section ten Coy Of chapter
two hundred and eight (20s) OF the Gen
eral Laws for the year one thousand eight
hundred and elghty-seven (lSS1). relating
to the Minnesota retormatory..
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the state
of Minnesota:
SECTION |. That section Ten (1o) Of chap
two hundred and eight (?0S) Of the General
Laws of the year one thousand eight hundred
and eightv-seveu (l8o7). be amended 50 as to
read rs follows:
Sec H. Any person not exceeding thirty
t5G) years of age nor less than sixteen G6)
years Of age, who has never before Deen SEN
may in the discretion of the court before
which such person is tried and convicted OF
any crime, be sentenced to said reforrnatory.
SEQ. . This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after liz passage
Approved April II. 1891.
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CHAPTER 112-H r no IA

An Act to amend section eighteen Qs),
chapter two hundred aud eight (OS), Of
the General Laws OF one thousand eight
hundred and eighty-seven QsSO. relating
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of tho State
OF Minnesota:
sEorIoN l. That section eighteen Qs>, OF
chapter two hundred and eight Co.'S. Of the
General Laws Of one thousand eight hun.
establishment OF the Minnesota state reform
atory, be, and the same Is hereby amended 50
as to read as follows:
section 49, The board Of managers shall
make suitable provision for the education
and instruction Of the prisoners In trades or
employments for which they shall seem best
fitted. but during any year shall not employ
or engage on the average to exceed thirty
three (33) per cent CT such prisoners In the
QuarrStng, manufacturing and cutting OF
granite for sale. Provided, that the whole or
any number Of the prisoners may, at any
time, be employed in the quarrying or cut
ting Of granite 70. any Of the public build.
walls and Improvements on the grounds OF
sad reformatory. And provided further,
that nothing herein contained shall be con-
strued to interfere with OF prevent tho filling
Of existing contracts to furnish granite here
tofore made by or on the authority Of The
board OF managers
said board shall retain control Of the
labor OF the prisoners or convtcts: and to that
end the contract system for convict labor In
sad reformatory is hereby prohibited. Pro-
vldlng that no convict shall be obliged to
labor at stone cutting aud stone work more
than eight (s) hours per day
SEC. :. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after July first {lst) one
thousand eight hundred and ninsty-ous
(lsGU.
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CHAPTER 12+-S. r. NO. 0oa.
An Act to amaF 4 chapter one hundred and
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CHAPTER 1os-H r NO. ga

An Act to amend section two Of chapter 245
Of the General Laws Of 1889
Be it enacted by the legislature OF the state
of Minnesota.
SEcr1oNl section two C2) Of chapter two
hundred and forty-fve (245) Of the General
Laws Of 1889 is hereby amended as follows:
In the second line Of said section two the
words. which said sum is hereby appropri-
ated out Of any moneys in the state treasury
not otherwise appropriated
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage
Approved April 20, 1891.
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CHAPTER 1906. F. NO. Pa.

CHAP TEX l0O-S. r. NO. y3,
An Act to amend section two Of title "K'' OF
chapter I'll of general laws of 1889. relating
to the disbursements Of the approximation
mentioned therein.
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota:
SECTION I. That, section two f2) Of title
"K'' of chapter 271 Of the general laws Of
one thousand eight hundred and eighty-nine,
entitled An act to appropriate money to aid
in building bridges and draining lands in
certain counties of the state" be aud the
same is amended, as follows:
SEC. 2. That j. E. Webster, John c. Fifield
and E. J. Rice are hereby designated as a
committee on the Dart Of the state. whose
duty it shall be to examine all the bills and
expenditures and make q report TO the state
auditor Of the same. showing the character
of said bridge, the material used In its con-
struction and the cost OF the same. and upon
receipt Of the said report the auditor shall
draw his warrant upon the state treasurer in
favor OF the county treasurer of Olmsted
county. Minnesota. for the amount herein
appropriated, and the said moneys shall be
1disbursed by the said county treasurer on
the warrant Of the county auditor to the said
committee toward paying the expenses Of
constructing said bridge. Provided. that no
money shall be paid out Of the treasury
therefor until the said bridge il fully com.
pleted and open for travel.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and bs In
force from and after its passage.
Approved March 16. 1891
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sixtv-seyen U67) Of the General Laws OF the
year 1889. being an act entitled IAN act TO
amend an act entitled An act to provide
for establishing n state public school,
being chapter ono hundred and forty-slx OF
the General Laws Of Minnesota Tor the
year 1855.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota
SECTION l. That section two C2) Of said act
OF lssa. being chapter Is. OF the General
Laws Of the year loSD. be amended as foi,
where 1t occurs In the seventh line Of said
section and Inserting in lieu thereof the
words 'ftee from disease" Also by striking
out the word body where 1t occurs In the
ninth line of section sixteen G6) OF SAID act
OF 1889 and inserting in lieu thereof the
words tree from disease"
SEc. .. This act shall take OBJECT ana DO In
force from and after its passage.
Approved April Is 1901
The sun., 1891-11-14
speedy overthrow Of Da Fonseca, who 4

sResdy, ,oyerthroy Of pa Fonseca' who Is
RIO JANErao Nov. 13,-An ofi1ciai Telegram
received to-day from Porto AleRre says thes y
Senior Castillo. the Governor OF RIO 0Iahde
do Sui, has been deposed from oface, and tnas my
affairs Of that province, Henhor Gsstilho has
always remained loyal to Gen. ds Fonseoa ana
. few days ago the Dictator despatched Q mum.
Dor OF .Runboats and transports hiled with
t9s Gts ssSss sss sntrss sss
The authorities and public are preparing Ior @ -
grand grand ced|e6ratton Of the anniversary OF Dom
s = ssfssd sasssss sast ss ssIspss@ ssn
citss Fl e republic will suifioiepty demo demon 7.
any popular ertimsnt IN favor OF restoration;
sL fETEnspync. Nov 13.Eysnts in aassahIn Sop5n
e Whs Rnssisn nHss ssats se veil
the effect that II England I ID takes too active
part in any American quarrel. Russia may be
IN South ,Amerlea worth mentioning thsrs sson e
vessels to Rio Janeiro and Valparaiso for db.
servation.t The Russian fleet ie In excellent
order. and increasing ut q rate that VIII Place ~
] y oeiSre long on an equality with those oi the
WAsHISaToS, Nov 1s-This evening the
Brazilian Minister received despatch from
his government reguestinG him TO notify tne
brazilian Minister to Mexico Of his transfer S to
o. any trouble In the. provinces. and tho
Minister is convinced that the condition OF
9cmmunication with the Minister of FOREIGN
Aaairs. who. he says, would certainly INFORM
republfc.
The sun., 1891-11-14
:, PROGRAMME or THE zoRLES
prspssitious Relating 70 Irelasa-Coace
slons 10 she Labor Vote.


Prspssitioss Relating TO Irelass-Coaces.
sIons to the Labor Vote.
LONDON. Nov. 1a-The Executive Committee
Of tile Conservative Associations has drafted q
platform to be adopted at the great party cau-
Gus. which opens In Birmingham on Nov %.
as the final programme OF the party for the
coming electiona The leading proposal con-
Germs Ireland. and discloses the fact that tho
Conservative leaders have resisted the appeal
OF an influential section OF the party to ignore
Irish affairs. The conference will be ask cd to
endorse the intention Of the Ministers to ex-
tend local government and promote technical
education in ireland. AT the same Tins, IL 10
declared that the inequalities arising from
ssGS ssa HasSe Ss
tepe SHss n ptSs
Il . labor department under member Of the
Cabinet. to be termed the Labor Minister. and
ts e sss s'a The q
rural holdings. =
AZ a further concession to the labor vote the
Of labor Representation and win urge Conserve
tlyes to support labor. candidates eyerywhere
p.n sntes RH9st s prs
eral pronouncement against labor candidates
in purely labor interests. is deity contIived to
vote Ssst. the Government is requested to
increase the number ofappointments OF work.
men as factory inspectors and to appoint
n. p: an eager advocate of imperial fedora; q;
81 Y wrath tiY against aga the Mckinley law. iesors
preferential tariff Throughout the British
Empire. the adoption OF which will not COM
nounced, while It is declared that the ballot
act must be amended to exclude nliterate
The sun., 1891-11-14
The Society or 1914.

A meeting OF members OF the Society Of 1912
living In the vicinity OF New York. was held In
the ONCE Of Appleton Morgan. 81 Park row.
yesterday afternoon to consider the question
OF forming local branch OF the Organization.
was
o perfect plan. On the committee des Eu-'
pervisor OF the Census Charles H. Murray, Ap-
Gjst,on s, Morgan. X. II. Green. and DR.. Il W.
The Society Of 1912 was founded in 1856.
Of 1917. but its membershiD has since been
extended TO include all llheal male descend
ants Of the soldiers in that war. The society is
located In Philadelphia, and as yet has no.
branchss, ThlS movement In New York "a the
nrst OF tts kind. The soctety'g hero IL AndrSW
ieadiDs 6sars OF the war Of 1917 ~ % ~
The sun., 1891-11-14
Tn,.k. E.<,..s WIN 11.se.

LONDON. Nov 13.-The Saturday Reuieso says:
"There are various reasons for thinking
that we are not within reach Of hearing the
last OF the Behring Sea matter. The recur-
renee Of the fishery disputes is chiefly due to
the necessity Of pleasing the Irish bosses in
American politics By finding plausible pre-
text for rudeness toward England. II one ex-
cuse Is removed. another will be found"
The Repie,o adds that It does not share
bitrators will decide in England's favor. how
ever plain the case seems IN favor OF this coun-
try. Past experience forbids such an expecta-
it would be neither agreeable nor useful"
and Ingenious in, his pettii9gging, unscrqpu-
lous In his quotation. bold th making clstms.
his eaierS 81 ish Sossss Is
that our position makes 1t necessary to have
80 many dealings with the Governmen ent Of the
and must be endured"
The sun., 1891-11-14
PARTNERS FALL QUE
Ono Has the Other Arrested for Crinlsal
. Malprnctlco. ~ : g;

Ono Has the Other Arrested for Crinlsal
%. Maipractico. - g
BRockToN. Mass. Nov. 13.-Catharine Bonlis
vette was arrested last night on charge OF
criminal malpractice. her accuser being DR..
Ira Richmond. who has been her partner in
business. They established the partnership
in Paterson. N. j.. some sixteen months ago.
and the two carried ON business in Brooklyn.
N. Y. UP 20 last June awhsn ithey seAnie 4n.
Brockton. Business hscs me- dAlll;7heFh l ahdtbe
doctor. q few days ago!went to Brooklyn. where
he engaged apartments and then sent for Mrs.
Boultvette to come and bring all their goods:
This she refused to do. and on the return OF
DR. Richmond she declined to give UP hch.
ponds trunks unless he paid her 81 500 that
Richmond then had her arrested. and he is de-
tanned as a witness.
The police. acting upon number Of stories
they had heard Of the practices Of the pair.
last night opened DR.. Richmond'e trunks. In
one OF them was found a counterfeitipg outfit
consisting OF twenty six moulds. used In max
ing twenty-dollar and ten-dollar gold and one
iron flask. package Of composition. two large
and four small crucibles. four bars Of metal.
and several boxes of iron. zinc. tin. and other
metal The Doctor disclaims any knowledge
Of these articles and declar that Mrs. Bouli-
vette put them in his trunk to injure him. He
claims to be q physician Of twentV-five years.
stsndtnYg and graduate q the New i2rk Med,
been notified. - .. -"1,
DR.. Richmond was afterward arrested on
warrant issued by United States Commissioner
Hallett Of Berlin.
The sun., 1891-11-14
lnE Nn GOING no skIxE sAKAn,
They nav. startes . Rsne~ r. shssshsa
Thse That r. the Chsriesbou's naisssos.

They Hsve gtsrtes . Runer n ghssehsa
Thss Thst r. the Chsriessos's saisssos.
SHANGHAI. Nov. 13-Thc United states cruiser
Charleston has left these waters for Honolulu.
capital OF the kingdom OF Hawaii. and IL 10
asserted here that the commander OF the
Chafieston. George G. Remey. has received In
structions from tho United States Government
TO seize the Hawaiian Islands In certain con-
tfngencies. There is reason to believe that
this report. which scems to be believed In ON
cisl circles here. has been cabled to the British
Foreign ONCE. and that there has been. in
CONSEQUENCE. an exchange Of dispatches be-
tween the British Admiralty and the Admiral
in command Of the British fleets In Chinese
waters Ostensibly the mission Of the Charles
ton IL simply to protect American interests In
Hawaii and to AFFORD Q refuge for American
citisens on those islands should one be need
ed. The American colony here and others also
seem to be In hearty sympathy with the alleged
intentions OF the United States.
As II is understood here. the Charleston's
mission is not bold and uncalled-for seizure
Of the Hawaiian kingdom. but. as ono person
puts II, 1t is to be simply the taking Of a firm
diplomatic step in what are considered by the
United States Government to be the best In
terests OF the United States"