New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-04-29
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An ACT to authorize the leasing by tho state
to the state situated In Kandlyohi coGntY
known as the state capitol lands.
BE 1t enacted by the Legislature OF the State
OF Minnesota:
SECTION |. That tAs state land copan:i.-
hereby authorized to lease the lands belong
Ing to the state situated in Kandiyohi county,
known as the state capitol lands, upon the
terms and subject to the conditions herein
Seq. That said lands shall be leased. ao-
cording to the government subdivisi ons
thereof, to the highest bidder in the same
manner, and under the same regulations. so
sale of state school lands. No lands shall be
rented at q less price than Gfty (5o) cents per
acre for each year. All parsons who had, in
good faith, settled upon said lands on the LIST
ninetyone Us0ll. shall be entitled to rent the
same at the highest sum per acre hidden
therefor, provided that no settler thereon
shall be entitled to rent by virtue Of such
acres.
SEC. s. Said lease shall b made for term
OF not less than five {b) OF more than {Io)
years tp the discretion Of said land commits
to renewal Of the same, at tho OK piration
thereof, upon such terms az the legislature
may hereafter prescribe, and II no such terms
are hereafter provided then upsp the same
soiAAS Oh Lis SluA1 1S6S0I 1OT 4OCQ
period as the said Land oonniIsieaer shsll
prescribe being not less than five 81 or
Sec, 4, Said lease shalt - executed By
state, and by said applicant on his own 30:
half. and shall provide Tor half years rental
being payable when said lease Is made, and
ne second half.year's rental being payable
SIX (o) months thereafter, and the rental for
the subsequent years being payable in semi
annual tnstallments In advance. A default
In the payment Of said rental at the time the
same is due, and continuance Of such
tn create. being sufficient ground for
the termination Of said lease BY said land
commissioner at his option. AL payments Of
money for such rental shall be made to the
state treasurer and said treasurer shall anau-
ally transmit to the treasurer Of the township
"a which any Of such lan6s SO leased may be
situated, an amount equal to one-fourth OF
all sums collected as rental for such lands 10
situated within said township during the pre-
ceding year. Which said sum shall be by said
treasurer Of said township placed to the
credit Of the road and bridge fund of said
township. And said state treasurer snail in
ike manner transmit an amount equal to
one-fourth Of all sums SO COLLECTED to the
placed to the credit Of the revenue fund Of
said county. The balance Of said rentals shall
be placed by the state treasurer to the credit
OF the school fund Of the state;
nants against waste. a violation Of which
shall be sufficient ground for the Termination
Of said lease, ut any time by said ntate land
commissioner. at his option.
SEQ. 8. Said leaseholders shall have he
hight, when their said leases are terminated,
either by expiration of the term or by OF
through any other cause, to remove from said
lands SO leased by them any buildings OF
structures they may have erected during tho
term Of their occupancy. - ..-&-'
SEC. T. Any lease made Of said lands, pur-
suant to the provisions Of this act may be
terminated by. either party thereto at any
time upon one q years written notice. Any
lessee desiring to terminate such lease shall
serve such notice upon the state land com
missioner. When the said commissioiiCf
shall desire to terminate any lease he shall
transmit a notice, as herein provided, to the
sheriff Of said county, who shall serve the
same III the manner provided by law for tho
service of a summons in civil action.
SEC. 8. Provided, further, that At any time
before this act goes into effect the Legislature
shall have the power to provide for setting
aside tract of said land, not exceeding one
section in extent, for the purpose of eatab.
fishing site for . state capitol. which said
tract shall not be included or embraced
within the terms of this act
SEC. O.. This act shall take affect and hs In
force from and after the first day Of Septam-
Der, 1891.
Annroved Anr,l n 1901 Ga