The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-05-04

shall be pro rata per mile, and which shall
be equal to the difference between the
price paid for the whole distance and the
distance for which used portion Of said
ticket was actually used; provided, that
such ticket, or coupon or coupons shall be
authorized as aforesaid; and the sale By
any person OF such ticket, or Of the unused
portion OF any such ticket or coupon or
coupons, otherwise than by the presentation
provided, shall be deemed to be violation
OF the provisions qf this act; and any per.
son guilty OF such violation shall be deemed
ished by fine not exceeding five hundred
dollars. or by imprisonment not exceeding
one year, or either or both in the discretion
or OF the ae, court in which such offender shall
not prohibit any person who has purchased
with a bona AIDE intention Of travelling
points named. on the said ticket. from sell
Ing the unused portion Of the same to the
company that sold the same; and it shall
such unused portion Of such ticket the otter
ence between the actual fare to points used
and the amount paid for such ticket.
sec. o. ANY person, persons, copartner-
carrying on the business of ticket broker
age or 'ticket scalping'' so-called, may
present Sent at "a, any time previous to- the date
mon carrier in this state, any unused pas-
sage ticket or unused part Of the same,
heretofore lawfully sold or issued by such
common carrier for redemption. and said
common carrier shall Immediately redeem
sNch ticket In the same manner and upon
me same terms AS provided for in section
hve OF this act for the redemption Of I'M
thereon Provided, that no such common
Garner shall be required to redeem any such
ticket or part thereof the time for the use
OF which has, by it's terms expired. or which
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or forged.
Sec. Z. Any railroad company or steam
ooa5 company t1 whish shall by any of it's
state: refuse to redeem any coupon OF a
ticket or any ticket as required by section
6ve OF this act. shall pay to the state of
H Mlnne ,'5a, tine not exceeding five hun
Sec. >. whenever any person in the en-
pioy OF any railroad or steamboat company
doing business in this state shall fraudu-
proDer officer of the company or agent of
such railroad or steamboat company. any
coupon or any ticket or pass. with the in
tent to permit the same to be used in fraud
of any railroad company or Steamboat com
pany. or If any person shall steal or en-
bczzle any such coupon or other ticket or
pa pass So. or shall stamp or print
or shall frauduently sell or pnt in circu'a-
t'on any sven ticket. coupon or pass. said
person shall be deemed guilty Of a, felony,
ished by Imprisonment in the state prison
for q period not exceeding five wears.
Sec. 9. This act shall take effect end he
in force from and after the expiration of
ninety days after its approval.
Approved Anril 10. 1893
CHAPTER 9Th. F. 237.
AN ACT relating to the change Of place
OF trial OF actions. commenced in anv
due for labor. or for the Enforcement ne Of
liens for such labor.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
Section !. That in any action hereafter
commenced or pending. in any court of this
state, for wages or money due for manual
labor. or for the enforcement of any lien
is. brought in the county in which such
labor was performed. no change Of the
PLACE Of the trial thereof shall be had.
in writing duly filed with said court.
Provided, this act shall not apply to
change OF venue from one justice of the
peace to another; or from one municipal
court tn another. In the same county.
Sec. ?. This act shall take effect and be
IL. force from and after it's passage.
Approved April II. 1893
CHAPTER 6s-H. F. ..
fishing boundary lines of land. by civil
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
s state or minnesota anm na:so, on;no ,o 49,
any interest in land may bring an action in
the district court against the owner or
owners 5 or persons interested in the ad-
Sec: 2: When the lines and boundaries
OF two or more tracts of land depend upon
owner or any person interested in any of
such tracts may bring an action against
the owners or persons interested in the
other tracts to have all the boundaries
Sec. 3. Whenever it shall appear to the
court in any action brought for the pur-
poses aforesaid, that any owner lien holder
involved ought, for full settlement and
adjudication Of all the questions involved,
to be made party. to the action, the court
shall stay PROCEEDINGS in the action and
twenty days after service of the order,
which order shall be served upon the per-
preyided for the service of a summons in a
civil action. Any person SO served may file
service, and If he fail to file such answer,
IN the action. or copies thereof, shall be
filed before such order is made. The court
may may. also In it's discretion in like manner
in other tracts than those originally in
volved to appear and plead. In which case
the order shall describe such additional
tracts and state that the purpose Of the
Of such tracts.
Sec. 4. Actions, brought under this act
shall be governed by the, rules governing
in this act, but every allegation in every
answer shall be deemed in issue without
further pleading.
Sec. 5. The court in rendering Judgment
shall locate and define the boundary lines
involved. by reference to some we'll known
permanent land marks. and in case it shall
be deemed best for the interest Of the par
ties. the court may, after the entry Of iulg-
ment, direct a competent surveyor Of the
county where the land is situated to estab-
fish permanent stone or iron land mark
IN ACCORDANCE with the Judgment so entered
from which future surveys of the land. the
boundary line or lines Of which have been
established In such action shall be made.
Any land marks so established shall have
"Judicial Landmark The said surveyor
shall report to the court after executing its
order. and shall in such report accurately
descrihe the land mark erected by him and
define it's location as nearly as practicable.
Sec. 6. The court shall make such order
respecting costs and disbursements in the
Sec. l. The court shall try and determine
any adverse claims In respect to any por-
ton of the land involved which it may be
necessary. to determine for q complete
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after is passage.
Approved March II. 1893.
CHAPTER 69-S. F. 95.
AN ACT to legalize certain conveyances
heretofore executed by married women.
Approved March II. 1S93
LegaliZes cOnveyances by wife az at
torney in fact for her husband previous to
the year 1869.
CHAPTER 70-H. r. $50. '' -
AN ACT to legalize conveyances made by
husband and wife by separate deed Of
the same real estate. Approved April s,
1893 -
This is n curative act for instruments
now on record.
CHAPTER It's. F. 10s.
AN ACT to legalize and validate the do.
fective execution Of deeds. MORTGAGES
md other instruments. and the record
thereof. Approved March X. 1893
Intended to legalize all instruments now