St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-04

Sec. =. Inc puDiiS0er OF any newspaper
in this state desiring to publish the laws
or legal notices required by law to be pub
lished shall file with the county auditor
of the county wherein said newspaper Is
published, an affidavit in writing, or part
~ in writing and partly printed, subscribed
by the affiant and sworn to before some
officer authorized to administer Oaths, stat
ing the name of the town, county, city
or village where said newspaper is printed
and published and whether said newsp lper
is a daily, tri-weekly, semi-weekly or
weekly newspaper, and the days OF the
| week on which said newspaper is issued,
! and that the number OF the regular paid
subscribers Of said newspaper exceeds 24O;
and until the fling of such afidagit 70
money shall be paid the proprietor or pub
| Usher for the publication OF the laws OF
| this state or any official notice of any
| co inty, town, village or city, and no action
! shall be maintained by such proprietor or
publisher for the collection of any fees for
| publishing any notice required by law to
| be published.
! the description given in section one and
complying with the requirements of section
| two of this act, shall be considered legal
newspaper in all the meanings OF the term;
and shall be entitled to publish all legal
notices, general laws, foreclosures OF mort
! gage sales, probate notices and any other
| legal or official notices of any kind what
soever required by law to be published in
| q newspaper.
Sec. 4. If in any county but one news
paper is published and such newspaper
does not comply with this law as to
length of time for publication and number
OF papers printed and published said paper
shall, nevertheless. be, considered legal
| newspaper upon complying with all the
| other requirements of this act.
Sec; 3. That all acts or parts OF acts
whether general or, special. inconsistent
with this act, be and the same are hereby
Sec. 6. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage; pro-
| Yded however, that so far as printing
and publishing the general laws or the
| state as provided in section forty-two. chap
ter five, of the general statutes of 1878,
! this act shall be in force and erect from
and after the first day of July, 1893.
Approved April II, 1898.
CHAPTER 34-H. F. IO7.
AN ACT defining the conditions and quail All
| fcations necessary for person 10 be
come a teacher, qualified to teach in the
schools within the state of Minnesota.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State OF Minnesota:
Section /. No person shall be accounted
| q qualified teacher, within the meaning OF
| the school law. who has not ceruncate
at the time of making q contract for
| services as teachers, or certificate
or diploma from state normal school
! Of Minnesota, u certificate from the state
| superintendent of public instruction; or 4
diploma from a safe, normal school OF
| another state, approved by the state super
| intendent Of this state.
| Sec. .. Permanent teachers (Of hlgn chaf-
aoter and broad scholarship and who have
| Il successful eXperience) may, upon lne
| examination by the state superintendent OF
by a committee of three competent teachers
appointed by him, receive proIeSshildl
state certificate, which shall authorize the
holder to leach in any public school IN the
state without further examination; pro
Yided, that no life certificate shall be in
force after its holder shall permit space
of three years to lapse without following
some educational pursuit, unless said GER
tificate be endorsed by the state super
interdent; provided further, that graduates
of colleges and universities of good stand
ing who have received q certificate OF the
first grade in this state ana VINO shali nave nave
taught in any public school in the state
with ability and success for at least one
year. shall be entitled to professional GER
tificate from the state superintendent with
out further examination.
Sec. g. The branches required for pro"
fessiOnal state certificate shall be the fol
lowing, to-wit: Written arithmetic: United
States history, reading and eiocution, En-
glish grammar, common and physical geog-
raBhy with map drawings, mathematical
geography and projection, school economy
chemistry, composition and rhetoric, book
keeping, plane and solid geometry; plane
trigonOmetry, geology zoology botany,
English literature, general history, political
economy, intellectual philosophy moral
philosophy, logic, astronomy, civil govern
ment and school laws history OF. education
and the theory and art of teaching.
Sec a. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
Approved April IS. 1898.
CHAPTER 35-H. r. 319.
AN. ACT to regulate the payment OF wages
of minors.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Sec. l. 1t shall be necessary for tho
parent or guardian OF such MINOR M pers pst u
employing such minor, that such parent
or guardian claims the wages OF sucf
mil or, and in default of such notification
y To c1rnh T0jn n plpnpC
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
Approved April 1S 1893.
CHAPTER 36-H. Il. 40
AN ACT to provide that contracts anc
policies of insurance on property in this
state shall be valid and continue III force
Notwithstanding promtssory notes glYeI
for the premiums thereon are not PAID a
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section /. In all cases OF insurance o.
property in this state, by insurance com
| panies doing business therein, against loss
or damage by fire or lightning, or hail ol
stOlm, where q prOmissOry note, or othel
written contract for the payment of money
is given for the premiums due or TO become
due thereon, the giving and acceptance
of such promisSory note or other @ @W[lttel
| for such premium, and shall operate 10 con
tinue in full force and effect any such con
tract or policy of insurance during th'
| period provided by such policy or contrac
| Of insurance, whether such note or Othel
written contract be paid or not at maturity
And any provision in any such policy o.
contract of insurance to the contrary shai
be void, Provided, that nothing IN thl
act shall apply to marine insurance.
See 9. This act shall take effect and b.
in force from and after it's passage.
Approved March 0. 1893.
CHAPTER 87-H. +. 600.
ACT DrOVidiDC for the ODeniuE, Work
ing and operating mines quarries, coal
J gravel clay, sand and peat deposits, OIL
and in lands the title of which appear
{ by properly executed deeds Of records t
Rpri 9f II 1s PsSsall'' is8s OF persons NppF0'''
Provides that the owners Of a half inter
est may file bond in the office of the clerl
Of court aud proceed to develop the same
Provides for the other owners to have &C
cess to the property to measure and yerlf!
the accounts. Protects the interests o
3 those not operating against liens and judg
ments.
) CHAPTER ass. F. 452.
+ AN ACT TO provide for the asserting AM
delivery of railroad ties and cedar pole
Z by boom companies, and fixing the com
; pensation therefor Approved April 6, 1888
CHAPTER 30-H. F. 900.
! ! AN ACT to proyide for dOOrkeepers, cloal
loom keepers and pages at the openini
tTes 0i 'uA Approved proved March Mar iH Il, 1885
Makes it the duty of the lanitor of tn
capitol to employ the officers named t.
serve until the officials named are duly ap
pointed and fixes the wages TO be paid 70
: this temporary service.
: CHAPTER 40-H. f. 3S4.
AN ACT relating to persons, corporation
) or associations offering premiums ant
stakes for exhibits of and speed contest
{ by and between horses and to preyen
fraudulent entries for competition for sucl
. premiums nurses and stakes. Approved
: April /, 1893.
Prohibits the entry of any animal unde
an assumed name, and against other fraud
ulent practices in entering animals 70
competition.
CHAPTER 41-H. =. 343.