The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1891-05-07

Gn'iiAens OF The state as may be by Them placed
hns m.s GnarGe He shall make a report to the
pleasure of the board :, 7saS.-' / ~ !, 4
j ,nSSih1c:o The governor and The Worlds Co
Minnnast commissioners from the State of
;ninhesota shall be ex-otflcio members Of the
oeeard of worlds fair managers for the State
% minnesota In addition to said six co. cti-
2ehs aforesaid e nv - ., : =
81 SIC nc s. The said board shall have charge
~ .ne interests of the state and Its citizens In
preparatlon aud exhibition at the Worlds
SSWtui,noiah exposition Of ono thousand eight
nrai req ana ninetythree (ls0O of the nat.
VI oolects illustrating its history, progress,
n l"rai ana material welfare and future devel-
Tpuent; and IN all other matters relating to
sho, s "nu WORLDS Columbian exposition: It
avn oihali oonmnnicate with the officers of, and
" oeain anu disseminate through the state all
tuiepessafv Information regarding said OK posi-
nnI I, unu IN general have and exercise full
M,buthonty in relation to the participation of
NE S9ale or Minnesota and It's citizens In the
molIo columbian exposition of one thou.
S' SS. eight hundred and ninety-three Qs98).
Of IT, T. me said board shall make report
tir ns proceedings and expenditures from
TIVE TIVE TO nme to tho governor, and at Any
tr,e, upon his written request, to be by him
s ims!uitted to the legislature, together with
n 49, susSeStlons as he may deem important
;;'EIhairulns provisions for complete and cred
mapie representation of the state at the
s Moria Is Columbian exposition of one thou
AZ inc close of said worlds fair all exhibits
NOW belonging to the state or hereafter &C.
qulred which cannot be disposed of with Pc
ouaa'ary advantage, shall be turned over 10
ana sho become the property of the University Of
sns State OF Minnesota: but such exhibits as
SUI hlvers1ty cannot conveniently care ior
s,.u.l 10 turned over to and become the prop
cry OF the state Agricultural Society of the
s S,aie OF Minnesota. The proceeds Of any sale
snail be turned into the state treasury =
act ~ o. 70 garry out the provisions Of this
ael tne sum of fifty thousand dollars tS5O,00O)
nt,1 t1,N I4.N
, ueef Is greeted to- pay the same from the
general fund from time to time, on the reoui.
s sn6 OF said board, signed by It's president
and accompanied by estimates ~ Of tiV he ' ex
| pehses to the payment Of which the money
! 80 uraWn is to be applied; provided always,
1000 shall be used for the erection Of any
eeuliulhg, excepting such SUN, not exceeding
I'VE thousand dollars. as may he necessary
t 10 rooms for state headquarters contiguous
by the said exposition for the display Of stale
| collective exhibits Any state officer or
othcer acting under this act who shall pieoge
or attempt to pledge the credit Of this state
deemed guilty OF larceny. in the sum so
pledged OF, attempted to be pledged: and
tnls state shall in no manner be liable in law
or equity therefor; provided. that no part Of
any money appropriated shall be paid as pre-.
mtuns for any exhibits
eEc. Az collections photographs, maps
specimens. furniture o: other property of the
state used in the state collective exhibit at
| me Morld's Industrial and Cotton CenteD-
Mai Exposition OF New Orleans in lSs4-5, and
now deposited IN any of the state institu-
falr buildings, or with the state fish commits
sion. Or at the state capitol, or elsewhere in
| the hands OF state officers, shall be furnished
to the board Of worlds fair managers so far
as In their Judgment such materials may be
| available for use in the exhibit contem plated
by this act such collections etc, as above
snec!lied to be returned TO said repositories
after the close of the exposition and any
| new COLLECTIONS OF permanent value nude BY
SAID board, and which may by this act be-
come the property of the state. shall he dis
tributed to and be preserved by such state
| institutions, societies or archives as the board
shall deem most suitable. after such ex-
| changes shall have keen made with the other
COLLECTIONS and institutions as the board may
deem in the interests of science or for the
benefit of this state.
SEC. IL. This act shall effect from and
after its passage.
Approved April 20, 1891.
CHAPTER l5s-H. E. NO. 4e.
An act to furnish seed grain for distribution
in certain counties afflicted by frosts Or
nght C. Or hail haii during the season Of one
: 10 provide for the payment thereof, and to
authorize the boards of county commits.
sioners of such counties to issue bonds for
the payment thereof.
! Be 1t enacted by the Legislature of the State
! of Minnesota:
SECTION /. 1t is hereby made the duty of
the county auditors of tho counties of Tray
erse, Big Stone. Stevens, Lac qui Parle and
Pope, respectively in the State of Minnesota,
wherein the crop of the year one thousand
! eight hundred and ninety 1seo) was partially
hail, to give notice before the tenth Q0th) day
Of March. A. D. one thousand eight hundred
and ninety, one (1s9l), to the respective town
clerks of the several towns of said counties,
| Nos M INN al,
in at least three (3l Of the most public places
in each town notifying. oil persons wishing
| to avail themselves of the benefits of this
act to meet at the town clerks office and file
with said town clerk on Or before the twenty
! fifth (25thl day Of March, A. D. ono thousand
eight hundred and nlnety.one (1S91), al ap-
| piicaton duly subscribed and sworn to by
the applicant before said town clerk
Said application shall contain true state
| ment OF the number Of acres the applicant
has plowed and prepared for seeding for the
applicant intends to have plowed and pre-.
| pared for such seeding before seeding time;
| how many bushels are necessary and of
what kinds of grain to seed the ground so
| said applicants crop was in the year one
thousand eight hundred and ninety Qs9o)
entirely destroyed by frost or blight or hail,
as the case may be- or if only partially de-
stroyed, the extent of such destruction and
| how many bushels OF each kind of grain the
applicant harvested in said year one thou
sanu elEnC t ~ s.uI hluety 1871! also
OF gram me , appllcant, deslres to borrow from
tle state, lnaI t.le appilcant mas not procured
| ana IS noe ape 70 procure tne ne cessary seed
grain ana mat ne aes1res the same for seed
gram ana lor no t Gtner purpose ana VIII not
sen OF ulspose o1 the Same OF any part there
or,
Sud apHllcatlo1 snall also contain true
ana tull description or all req! and personal
properly owned oy me apphcant, ana the in
cumptlnGes' II any. tneteon ana the 1uli de-
Scflptloh Dy g0verhneht supolVlslons OF the
lana upon Wnlch Inc applicant intends to
SOW salu sgeu gram. >,
SEQ. .: me town Gisrk OF eacn town shall
on OF oe1oLe tne t%ciItn tiSth) Gay OF March
A. ,;oo y. elgntesn =, hundred ana n!nety-one
{!eel!, to["aru ~ nppiicatlens maze before
MN 70 me county auqltor OF MS county, who
snall nie ,!e shlne IN nls onlGe. All appilca-
tons filed IN any county auditors Office IN
der the provlsions Oh TINS act snail be open to
pubic lnspect'6l. ana no appiicauons shall
section three ~ IN TINS act except such as