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tae First judicial district Of { ie ssa ct, of Mon.
TIM, in and for the q unity e Lewis ana Clarke
astns -; hds Q ton, plaintiff, vs.. William b
The State II Montana tends gle,ting 10 tn.
brs night against YOU BY tho above named plain.
tiff. n the district court of the l irst judicisl dis.
trict OF the state Of Montana, in and Tor tbs
county of Lewis and Clarke, and to answer tha
complaint fled therein, within ten days (exclu.
si,s of the day 8 service), after service on you Of
this M m y ssrved within this county; or. i
or iudg.ment by default will b. taken. againstyo YOU.
Ac FRS .eti 10 ' Is b sFsyehh q to ,a a. oo somP fbe iademeD,
Of this court in favor Of tbs plaintiff and against
the defendant 10 the snm Of four thousand dol
lars, together with interest the. bon at the rate OF
one per cent. Per month, from the 18th day Of
April, A. D., 1890, due upon a certain promissory
note bearing dste on the said 18th day OF April, A,
p, 1890. Tor said sum $s,U00, bearing interest al
the rate OF one per cent. per month from dats
until paid, and due thirty days after date, made,
e ns.int;a a .nas d1a,ye .;sh b y the dsfsndant to THY
collars, being = reasonable attorneys fee as pro.
vided for in said note.
Also for the further sum Of five hundred and
TWENTY-FIVE dollars, together with interest thereon
r. the rate OF ten por cant. per annum from the
18th day Of April. A, D.; 1880, being the amount
tiff upon 3 certain draft for q d sum of S52b,
made, executed and delivered by lAe defendant to
this plaintiff, on tho Union Trust Company. of
philadelphia, state of Pennsylvania. and bearing
aste on the 18th day e April. A. y; 1880, beng
for moneys advanced and paid to thu said de-
PENDANT by plaintiff, which said draft was by the
said plaintiff duly presented to the SAID Union
Trust Company. Of Philadelphia state of Penn
s1lv.nia. and payment ct which was by the said
pended by this plaintiff in protest feos upon the
suit.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint, q above
required, the seid plaintiff will take Judgment
against you; BY default for the ssid sum of four
dollars, together with interest thereon
at the rate Of one per cent. per month from tho
18th day of April, A. D.S 1890. due upon said
promisscrL, note, for laid sum of $4GO, attor-
ney's fees, for said sum of 45,5, together with in
tsrest thereon from the 18th day of April, A.. d.,
1890, ut the rate of ten per cent. per annum, due
upon said draft, and for the sum Of W. 10 protest
fees, and costs OF suit.
Given Under my hand and the seal of the dis
trict court of the First Judicial district of the
tate Of Montana, in and tor the county Of lie wis
and Clarke. this l9th day Of May, Alb, 1890.
[bexl.1 JOHN BEAN, Clerk.
MCCONNELL II CLAYBEnG,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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ment on the battlefield of Gettysburg
Whereas The government has designated
the principal lines of battle Of the Union
forces upon the historic battlefield Of Gettys-
burg by constructing thereon broad avenues,
upon which our sister states have erected st
appropriate places elegant and enduring
monuments. marking the positions ana con-
tanning brief records of the services of their
several regiments there engaged;
And Whereas, The First Regiment Mn
nesota volunteers represented this state IN
that battle with unparalleled gallantry, reso-
lutely and successfully charging and Tepel.
than twenty times its numbers and holding
back that force firmly until the emergency
had passed. though losing in killed and
wounded more than four-ffthS of its men
engaged. and without the detection Of g
single man;
And Whereas. Due regard for the dead,
and for the wounded and other survivors,
and for the credit of the state, requires the
where that charge was made, monument
worthy of that regiment and of this state, to
whom the regiment and the glory of its
lnatchless valor on that field belongs: there
fore.
BE it enacted by the Legislature Of the Stats
of Minnesota:
SECTION i. That the sum of twenty thou
sand loa,CG0) dollars or so much thereof as
may be necessary, is hereby appropriated
out Of any money in the treasury not other
wise appropriated, to be expended in the
construction and erection of 6 suitable monU-
ment to the First Regiment Minnesota vol
unteers. to De placed upon Hancock avenue,
on the battlefield Of Gettysburg, at Or near
the point from which that regiment or July
End, 1863. alone and successfully charged two
Confederate hrigades.
SEC. ,. The money hereby appropriated
shall be drawn from the treasury by the gov
eruor, upon his warrant or reQuisition there
for.
SEC 3. The governor is hereby authorized
to appoint three commissioners, who shall
serve without compensation. to devise
design aud plan of such monument ana to
contract for its construction and erection.
But no design or plan of such monument
shall be adOpted, nor contract for its con-
struction and erection be entered into until
the same shall first be approved by the
governor.
SEC. 1. In connection with such monu-
ment a suitable marker. referring to it and to
the regiment may be constructed and placed
on that part of the same avenue occupied
by said regiment on July 3. 1863. in repelling
the charge of the Confedecates known as
Pickett's charge.
SEC. 5. This act shall take effect and be In
force from ana after its passage.
Approved April Is. 1891.
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CHAPTER 15n-u Il :

CHAPTER l5O-H. F. NO. 293.
An Act to amend chapter fourteen (14) Of
the General Laws of one thousand eight
hundred and eighty-five Qss5) entitled
of the General Laws Of the extra session of
one thousand eight hundred and eighty
one QSSll entitled An act relating to locat-
ing, establishing and vacating highways
and cartWa:s in Goodhue county, and to
amend section fortv-nine (49), chapter
thirteen Q3), General Statutes"'
Be It enacted by the Legislature of the State
of Minnesota. s.. C..... -. ..-s.
sEorIoN /. That chapter fourteen u4) of
the General Laws Of Minnesota for one thou
sand eight hundred aud eighty,tve 1SS5). en-
titled AN act to amend chapter fifty-cight
s(5S) of the General Laws of the extra session
Of one thousand eight hundred aud eighty
one (1SSl), entitled An act relating to locat-
ing, establishing and vHcating highways aud
eartwAys in Goodhue county, and TO amend
section forty y,nine t4D), chapter. thirteen ll).
iame nded SO as 70 read as follows: If twenty
tour ts4) freehold lders of any county contain-
ing one hundred (109l or, more legal voters.
and twelve (12) freeholders Of any county
containing less than one hundred u00) lie raj
voters, petition the board of commissioners
Of such. county for tho location, establish.
ament, change or vacation of any highway or
scartway running into more than one town, or
on the line between two towns of said county
city, whether such highway or cartway is
connected or to be connected with other
roads or not setting forth In such petition
the beginning, course and termination Of the
highway or cartway proposed SO to be located,
established, changed or vacated, together
with the names of the owners of the land,
II known, through which the same may pass,
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CHAPTER 18Th. F. NO. 1865
An Act to appropriate money to carry on an
Investigation begun by a committee of the
house, appointed March q, 1891. by the
speaker in pursuance of 4 resolution duly
passed by the house on the said day. to in
vestigate whether wheat was taken without
inspection from public elevator in Du-
luth, and if same condition prevails in
other public elevators, etc. and to do and
carry on Such other things in regard TO
such investigation as the house of repre-
sentatives either have or may hereafter di-
rect such committee 10 do under the origi-
nal resolution or any resolution.
Be it enactedby the Legislature of the State
of minnesota:
SEcTloN1 There is hereby appropriated
out of any money in tho stata treasury, not
otherwise appropriated the sum of ten
thousand (10,000) dollars to be used for the
purpose of continuing the Investigation,
begun by the committee of the house appoint
ed March twenty-tirst (a1st), one thousand
eight hundred and nlnety-one (1S91l under
resolution duly passed on March twenty first
52lst(, one thousand eight hundred and
ninety.one QS91), by the house of representa-
tiyes as follows, to wit:
"ResoIved that committee of five 5) be
anpointed to investigate whether or not sixty
thousand (6O.Ooo) bushels of wheat were
taken out without inspection from public
elevator in Duluth and if the same condition
prevails in other public elevators in this
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proved April q, 1901.

-..s CHAPTER 1875. F. No. TT.
An Act to amend section one IL Of chapter
General Laws of 1880 entitled IAN act to
fix the times for holding the general terms
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CHAPTER 152-H. F. NO. 2S3.
An Act to provide for the revision Of the
General Laws Of the STATE of Minnesota:
BE It enacted by the Legislature OF the State
SECTION l. The supreme court of the State
OF minnesota is hereby authorized and re-
Huested to appoint three t5) discreet men
earned In law, as commissioners to revise
Ile laws Of this state.
SEC. 2 Said commissioners. SO appointed,
VI any two (2) Of them. shall prepare re.
port ana submit 1t to the next legislative as
sempiy OF the State of Minnesota ana with it
graft of the laws as revised by them
SEC ). Said commissioners, or any two (2l
ol them, are hereby authorized TO expend
such moneys for clerk hire, printing, station
et!, postage and other objects necessary for
Whlie absent from their several places of
abode i'll and about the business of such com
mission; provided, that the whole amount of
s9ch expenditures shall not exceed the sum
or TWO thousand dollars ($lG0o(.
SEC. 4. Upon the presentation of certiti
cate, signed by any two (2l of said commits
aoners certifying the amount due to any
person for either of the items herein men
uoned, the state auditor is hereby authorized
ana required to draw warrants upon the
sate treasurer for the same The whole
amounts of said warrants not TO exceed the
sum = OF two thousand dollars (Ss;o1o>:
SEC. j. This act shall take effect from the
qate OF its approval.
Approved April 20, 1891.
l., CHAPTER 1S3-H. +. NO. 7es.
an Act providing for the appointment of
commissioners to examine the TorrenS
Australian system Of land transfers and
10 make report thereof and appropriating
money to pay such commissioners.
DC II enacted by the Legislature of the State
OF minnesota:
SECTION l. The governor of the State of
minnesota is hereby authorized and re-
auested to appoint three competent men as
commissioners to fully investigate, inquire
INTO and examine what is known as the
IOrrenS Australian system OF land trans
lers, wherever the same has been adopted
al,d al,d IS i'll practical operation. -as.- s
sEC.2. Said commissioners, SO appointed,
" any two of them, shall prepare report in
getall of the practical workings of said Tor
iens system and fully explaining the same,
Iiiu NV supmit such report to the next legislative
1sssn1ply OF the State of Minnesota. at the
piii OF the session, and with 1t draft of
osad "a eiIlnipodyi.g said system with 9 view to
IT, re- s.,.optloii. II deemed advisable,
sEe. s5.sA Said commissioners shall receive
" sGompensatian for their services as such
! ,thieiuulug al expenses connected Herewith,
ne sum OF hve hundred (S5O000) dollars. to
of five hundred (S5oO.0Ol dollars, pavsble out
OF any money i'll the treasury not o,herwise
appropriated, is hereby appropriateG to carry
| into effect the provisions Of this act.
SEC. 4. This act shall take effect and be In
iofce from and after its passage
Approved April 20 1891.
| CHAPTER 154-S. f. NO. e4.
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CHAPTER 141-H n No esc

An act to fix the times for holding the gen.
eral terms Of district court In and for Nor
man county. in the Fourteenth (l4th) judic-
ial district Minnesota.
Be it enacted Dy the Legislature of the State
Of Minnesota.
SECTION 1. That the general torn Of the
district court in and for the county of Nor
man, Fourteenth Q4th) judicial district Of
the State of Minnesota, shall be held in each
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the auditor Of such county shall lay such pc
dhon before the board of county commits
s'oners at the next session thereafter.
SEC. 2. That the provisions of this act
snail not apply to the county of Goodhue,
put that as to said county chapter fifty-eight
las) of the General Laws of the extra session
OF one thousand eight hundred and eighty
effect
SEC. 3. That wherever the words "high-
Ways'' or roads occur in chapter five of
ne General Laws of Minnesota for one
QS73), SO far as the same rela1es to the TO-
eating, establishing. changing or vacating
highways, running into more than one town,
said chapter shall be. made to read high
ways or cartways'' or roads or cartwavs.''
SEC. 4. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved April IS. 1891.
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county OF Morrison, from which the same is
hereby detached. and shall be subject to tax
ation to pay the principal and interest of any
indebtedness of the said county OF Morrison,
which may hereafter be incurred pursuant
to any act OF the legislature of the said state
which may be passed at the session held dur
lpg the year A. D. 1891, to the same extent as
though this act had not been passed, and
shall not be liable to taxation for the existing
t2.91 Bonded 3d indebtedness Of the county to
any bonded, indebtedness of said county of
Morrison MO- other than as hereinbefore speci.
fled, and the county auditor of said county of
Morrison from which said territory is hereby
e1t!e detached shall annually after said detached
territory shall have become part of the or
ganized county of Cass, certify in due season
to the board of county commissioners of said
Cass county the amount of tax to be levied
upon said detached territory on account Of
such bonded Indebtedness, which tax shall
thcreupon be levied and collected as other
taxes and paid over to the county treasurer
of the county from which the same shall
have been SO certified.
SEo.7. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after It's passage.
Approved April IA, 1891,
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CHAPTER 154-S. F. NO. "a.
An Act to provide for the erection Of a suit
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CHAPTER 1SS-H r NO oSS

CHAPTER 18Th. F. NO. SO
lRelates to roads and cartways i'll Goodhue
county,
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: CHAPTER 149-s. F. NO. 103.

CdAFIbR lI9-S. r. NO. 1OS.
An act to amend subdivision three (3i of Sec
tion! twenty-one (2D Of chapter one hun
dred and forty-6ve Q45) of the General
LAWS Of theyear eighteen hundred and
eighty-fve, relating to the Incorporating of
, villages and defining their duties and
powers. -.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota: - ;,
SEcTIoN l. That subdivision three (3) of
section twenty-one CD of chapter one hun
dred and forty-fve U45 Of the General Laws
of the state for the year one thousand eight
hundred and e1ghty-fve, be amended so as to
read as follows: T.. *, .,
Third-To receive, purchase and hold for
the use Of said village any estate real and
personal. and to sell, convey, lease or other
wise dispose of the same and to dispose of
for any purpose and in any manner all sur
plus light. heat, heat steam, water or elec-
tricity; which may be had or produced after
providing for the streets and the furnishing
Of water for the use of the village and its IN
habitants.
SEC. 2 This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage
Approved April 21 1891.
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year On the first QsD Wednesday afier the
that the Judge Of said court and county COM com.
mlssloners Of said county may, by order
MADE ana filed with the clerk OF said court
at least forty days prior to the first (1sD Mon
" general term on said first (lst) Monday Of
SEC. !, All writs, processes, bonds, recog.
nlzallces. continuances, appeals, notices and
terms OF court In and for said county Of Nor.
man, as fixed by law prior to the passage Of
this act, Shall be deemed and construed as
made, taken ana ret,lrnable to the terms of
court as fixed by this act. St g.
SEC. D. All acts and parts Of acts inconsist-
ont herewith are hereby repealed.
SEC. a., This act shall take effect from and
after the first Qst) day Of June, one thousand
Approved March II, 1891. 49,
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CHAPTER 145-S. F. NO. 269.
An Act fixing the time for holding court in
the county Of Stevens.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION !. The general term Of the district
court in and for the county of Stevens in the
Sixteenth 5udica heia district ths ssate shall
March and the third Tuesday in October in
each year.
sEc.2 All acts or parts Of acts in so far os
inconsistent with this act are hereby re-.
pealed.
SEC. g. This act shall tske effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved February &c: 1891.
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made, taken and returnable to the terms Of
court as fixed by this act. 81 ~
sEc. .. An acts and parts Of acts inconsist-
Ths heIseH sSa from and
AFTER the tirst Qstl day Of June, one thousand
eight hundred and ninety-one (180l). =
Approved March II, 1891. =
=. CHAPTER 142--S. F. NO. 735.
An ACT fixing tho time for holding the gen
era terms Of the district court in the Four
teenth judicial district.
Be It enacted by the Legislature OF the State
SECTION 1. The general terms Of the dis
trict court Of the Fourteenth judicial district
Of the State of Minnesota shall be held as fol-
lows:
In the county of Becker, on the fourth
l4th) Monday in January and the first (1st)
each year.
;, In the county Of Clay on the first t1st)
and the third (3d) Monday in June in each
year. ' '.''
In the county of Kittson on the fourth
(4th) Monday in March in each year.
(2d) Monday in May and tine third (3d) Mon
day IN November in each year. ,.r.,...
In the county of Norman, on the first Mon.
day in November in odd numbered years and
Monday Of November in even numbered
years II each year: provided, that there shall
be held IN said county general term OF said
court on the first Qst) Monday Of May in the
year A. D. 1891. And that the judge of said
court and the county commissioners of said
county may. by order made and filed with
the clerk of said court, at least forty t40) days
prior to the first QsD Monday in May III any
year; convene said court in general term on
the first Monday Of May in any year.
In the county of Polk, on the fourth (4th)
Monday OF May and the first QsD Monday In
December In each year., 49, tL4I1e
Sec. 2. All writs, processes, bonds, recog:
n1zances, ccntinuances, appeals, notices and
proceedings had, issued or returnable to the
terms of court in and for each of said coun-
ties rs fixed by law prior to the passage Of
this act. shall be deemed and construed as
made, taken and returnable to the terms of
said court in each of said counties fixed by
this act. .'i
SEQ. g. Chapters one hundred and nine
G00l and ninety-two CR) of the General Laws
OF Minnesota for the year one thousand eight
hundred and eighty-seven uss7), SO far as
they relate to the time OF holding general
terms of the district court in any of the coun-
ties in the Fourteenth U4th) judicial dis
trict, and all acts and parts Of acts incon-
sistent with this act are hereby repealed.
SEC, A. This act shall take effect and be IN
force from and after its passage.
Approved April a. 1891.