New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-04-29

other property therein deposited. SHAH be
person whe shah lntroduee any Wine, .pif:
or into any state %
Of misdemeanor and punished by dne Of
not less than fifty (50) dollars nor moro than
one hundred GOD dollars, or imprisonment
In the county Jail or prison for not lass than
thirty 1907 days nor more than one hundred
(l0O days. But nothing herein contained shall
be so construed as to prevent the Introduction
thereof when prescribed orSmedical pur-
poses BY = medical officer Of the national
SEQ. 7. This act shall take snect and b in
Approved April %, iseff. '
CHAPTER Ssh. ,. no. sw.
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 has do
pose OF an encamp1nent for the national
guard Of the state that certain real property
ypgg and situate II the city Of Lake city
sofa. described as follows to wit:
All those tracts and parcels Of land lying
ana being in the city Of Lake City, in the
county of Wabasha and State Of Minnesota,
described as follows, to wit:
The northwest quarter Of ghs northwest
quarter of section number fiiteen (15) in
township number one hundred and eleven
west: also the following land: Beginning on
the shore OF Lake Pepin at the northern cor
ner of the land heretofore conveyed by
Stephen Tory to William Sterling; thence
BY salo land south thirty (30) degrees west
eighty-fve (S5) rods: thence north sixty 1907
degrees west forty-four and four-tenths
{44.4) rods to the south line Of lot number
three C). government survey, in section
hundred and t eleven did north, Of range
number twelve (12) west: thence along said
line west twenty-one and six -tenths (2l.6)
rods to the southwest corner Of said lot num-
and east fifty (5Ol rods to the shore Of Lake
Pepin; then southeaSterly along said shore
the several courses and distances thereof, to
the place of beginning. -. .E.., II
the above-described land, thence south thirty
(oo) degrees west eighty-tive (s5) rods; thence
south. sixty (6ol degrees east twenty-three
{25) rods to the line between sections num-
number one hundred and eleven Ql1) north
OF range number twelve 12) west; thence
north thirty l30) degrees east eighty eight
1881 rods to The shore Of Lake Pepip, and
thence northwesterly along the shore OF said
Lake Pepin the several courses and distances
thereof to place of beginning, containing
In both the above.described pieces Of land
tifty.eight (5S) acres, be the same more or
way across the above described lands as
heretofore conveyed by William Sterling to
the Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
company, and now used by its railroad track,
property OF William Sterling, and lately Of
Also lot number fifteen u5), in section
number ten llO), IN township number one
number twelve (l2) west, according to Ben
jamin c, 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 Wapasha.
Also beginning on the shore Of Lake Pepin
at the northeast corner of land sold and con-
veyed by Stephen Tory and Mary c. TORY,
his wife, to Horace Warner on the twelfth
land south tfty-thvee (53) degrees west sixty.
three (63) rods to the middle of the territorial
ROAD $50 caEed). thence along said road
north thirtv.seven CD degrees west sixteen
ana one.half U6l2( rods to a corner; thence
south fifty-three (53) degrees west twenty
(2O) rods to the north line of section num-
Der fifteen .(15) in township number one hun
dred and eleven ulD north OF range number
twelve (12) west; thence along said line west
twelve and four-tentbs tE.4 rods; thence
north ffty-three (53l degrees east eighty
eight {SS) rods to the shore Of Lake Pepin;
thence along said shore southwark twenty
five and one-fourth (25A) rods to the place
OF beginning, being par! Of section number
ten (10) in township nimber enc hundred
and eleven C1D north of range number
twelve G2l west-containing ten qol acres
decided by A. Glines and wife to the railroad
company one hundred 600 feet wide run
ming through said land.
Also the following described land: Begin
ming on the shore of Lake Pepin,at the north
ern corner of land formerly owned by J. Bur
bingham: thence by said land south fifty
three to') degrees west eighty eight (SSl rods
to the north line of section number fifteen
township n hIIn mr.
eleven Q11) north Of range number twelve
(l2) west; thence west sixteen and Que tenth
l16.1l rods to the corner of sections num-
bered nine 10y. zen QD).. fifteen (15) and SIX
teen Q6l, in said township number one hun
drea and eleven I1D north of range number
twelve (l2) west: thence along the section
line north forty-six and o1e-half (4GI2) rods
to corner, thence north thlrty-two (32) de-
public highway eighty eight (Ss) rods to the
shore of Lake Fepin; and thence along said
shore in southeasterly direction eighty-two
and one-half ts2lsl rods to the place Of be.
section number ten 10) aforesaid, and con-
tanning thirty 3f) acres more or less,
excepting therefrom strip OF land one hun
dred 600 feet wide, owned and occupied BY
the Chicago Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway
company as a track.
Upon condition that the same shall BE- for
thirty l;J) years used for the purpose Of
lature Of the State OF Minnesota:
SECTION 1. There shall be annually held
for the next thirty t3oJ 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 encam pment for the in
struetion and practice Of the members Of said
national guard.
force from and after its passage
Approved March 81, 1891.
CHAPTER 56-S. F. NO. 81.
An Act; to establish and create public park
to be known and designated as the Itasca
State Park and authorizing the con demna-
OF lands for park purposes.
Be It enacted BY the Legislature Of the State
s1e 5aasl. Th.. section .l1 %, township
eighteen (1s). nineteen l1s), thirty t3oJ ana
is5, range tSiltylse Us; s see
tons one %, two t2), three ~. four az, nine
(9l, ten 10y, eleven TIL. twelve (12), thir-
teen tl3l. fourteen %, fifteen (15l, sixteen
sh1se TeaIywe s s
tEenty osi lSe), twenty,seven {27l twenty
th1rty-hve (35) and thirty-six (36), township
one hundred and fortythree Dis, range
three "a and four az, township one hundred
and forfy-two I42), range thirty-six (36), or
30 much thereof as the state Is now or may
hereafter become seized, shall be set apart
and perpetn ally used as public park.
SEo. q The name Of said park shall be the
1tasca State Park. and the same IL by this act
dedicated to the perpetual use OF the people
/ Of this state under the proper restrictions
hereinafter provided, or which may be here
After provided by law.
SIC. 8. The general care and supervision
OF the Itasca State Park. until otherwise pro-
vided Tor. shall be vested in the state auditor
acting rs state lsnd commissioner.
SIC. 4. Any person who shall wiIlfully cut
destroy or mutilate, or who shalt wflifully
cause to be cut destroyed or mutilated any
tree. timber or evergreen in said park, or who
shall Kill Or cause to be killed any moose,