St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-04

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| the service Of summons in a civil action IN
the district court. The fees Of the sheriff
| for serving all such notices and for mailing
| all such copies thereof shall be paid, in
| the first instance, by the person or cor
| poration holding the tax certificate, and
| shall be repaid by the party offering. to
| redeem such land or real property, before
any certificate of redemption shall issue.
| No transfer of the land or real property
described in any tax certificate shall be
made to the holder Of such tax certificate
on the books Of the said county auditor,
! nor shall any such tax certificate be en-
| titled to record, until sixty days shall nave
| elapsed after the service of ali such notices,
| the mailing of all copies thereon, and OF the
| filings of the proofs thereof, and of the
| sheriff's fees therefor in the office of the
said county auditor, as required by this act.
Sec. 4. When any land or real property
| in this state has been or shall be bid in
! for the state at any tax Judgment sale or
| under or by virtue of the provisions OF any
| law. of this state relating to the SAFE OF
| land or real pronertv for taxes and when
| the right of the state in such land or real
| property has been or shall be at any time
thereafter assigned or conveyed IN any
| manner, whether under and by virtue of
| section one hundred and one OF chapter
| eleven of the general statutes OF 1878, or
| under and by virtue of the provisions or
| any act amendatory thereof, or otherwise,
| the instrument of such assignment or con-
veyance SHALL for all the purposes of this
act, be deemed and considered to be tax
certificate and each and all the provisions
of this act relating to tax certificates shall
apply to such instrument Of assignment or
conveyance and to each and all the holders
thereof, and the same notices shall be pre-
pared and served and copies thereof mailed
in the same manner as required in the case
of tax certificates by the provisions OF this
act. And the time for the redemption of
any land or real property in this state from
any such bidding in or sale for taxes Shall
not expire as to the state, nor as to any
person or corporation to whom the right
of the state has been or shall be in any
time assigned n
veyed. nor as to any person corporation
concerned until sixty days after the ser
vice and mailing of all the notices and
copies thereof as required in the case of
tax certificates by the provisions of this
act or by the provisions of any other law
Of this state. nor until sixty days after
the filing Of the proofs thereof and of the
sheriffs fees therefor in the office of the
proper county auditor, as required by this
act in the case Of tax certificates. No
transfer Of any such land or real property
shall be made on the books of the county
auditor to the state nor to any person or
corporation to whom the right of the state
in or to such land or real property has been
or shall be in any manner or at any time
assigned or conveyed as above, and no
assignment conveyance, certificate or other
evidence of any right, title interest in
or to any such land or real property under
or by virtue of any such bidding in or sale
for taxes shall be entitled to record, until
service of all such notices, the mailing Of
all copies thereof, and the filing of the
proofs thereof and of the sheriff's fees
therefor in the office of the proper county
auditor, as required by this act.
Sec. >. The service and mailing OF no.
tees required by the provisions Of this act
shall not supersede or take the place of
the notices required by any other law Of
this state to be served or published but
shall be additional thereto
Sec. 6. This act shall take effect and be
IN force from and after its passage.
Approved April 10, 1893
CHAPTER 5Q-H II 172
AN ACT to prevent the abandonment and
vacation Of railways, and to provide for
such cases. Approved April I, 1898.
Provides that railroads desiring to aban-
don. part of its line must apply to the
district court to determine whether the
the public.
CHAPTER 6o-H. T. 274
AN ACT requiring all passenger trains of
any railroad company to stop at county
seats, and making any violation thereof
l. misdemeanor. Approved March 81, 1893
Provides that this act shall not apply
to trains entering the state from any other
state or to transcontinental trains,
CHAPTER 61-S T. g.
AN ACT requiring railroad corporations
and companies operating railroads in this
state to provide platforms for loading
and unloading heavy machinery and i'm
pements and providing a penalty for
the failure to do so. Approved March 80,
1893
Applying to villages of 250 or more in
habitantS.
CHAPTER 62-S F Al
AN ACT regulating the selection Of swamp
lands by certain railroad companies, and
the conveyance of such selected lands
by the State to such railroad companies.
Approved March "a, 1893.
Requires railroad companies to whom
swamp lands have been granted to make
selections within two years, with provisO
that if there are no lands certified or pat
ented to the state from which the selection
can be made the companies can have one
year from the date of the certificate of
patent to the state in which to file Upon
failure Of the companies to select the land
commissioner may set apart such swamp
lands belonging to the state nearest to the
lines Of roads sufficient to complete the
grant
CHAPTER G3-S. r. 266.
AN ACT to compel street railway COM
panies to protect certain of their en-
ployes from the inclemencies Of the
Provides that the front part of electric
or cable cars shall be yestibuled to protect
motor men and grip men from the inclem-
encies of the weather
CHAPTER 64-H. F. 401.
AN ACT providing for the erection Of pub
lie grain warehouses and grain elevators,
on or near the right of way Of railroads,
and providing for condemnation proceed
1ngS in connection Herewith. Approved
April s. 1893.
Provides that the right TO construct the
same may be. obtained by condemnation
proceedings when no agreement can be
made between the railroad company and
the parties interested.
CHAPTER G5-H. T. Sc
AN ACT to provide for the construction
Of side tracks and switches upon the right
of way of railroad companies, to elevators,
warehouses, mills or manufactures, To-
Gated on lands adjacent to the right of
way Of any railroad company in the state.
Approved March 49, 1898.
elevator. warehouse
or mill of not less than 5000 bushels ca
pacity, located in the immediate vicinity
construction of a side track, and upon
failure of parties to agree the railroad com
missioners have authority to determine and
carry out their order in the premises.
CHAPTER 66-H. f. S79.
AN ACT to regulate the sale and redemp-
ton Of transportation tickets of common
carriers, and to provide punishment for
violation of the same.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota:
Section 1. 1t shall be the duty Of the
owners OF any railroad or steamboat for
the transportation of passengers, to pro-
vide each agent who may be authorized to
sell within the state. tickets or other evil
derce emitting the holder thereof to travel
upon his or their railroad or steamboat,
with a certificate setting forth the author
ity of such agent to make such Sales which
certificate shall be duly attested by the
corporate seal of any corporate owner of
such railroad or steamboat. and shall. for
the information of travellers, be kept posted
in a conspicuous place in the Office Of such
agent After issue Of such certificate, as
aforesaid, such agent or superintendent
or general officer Of such owners SHALL
within ten days thereafter, exhibit the
same to the secretary of state of Minnesota,
and at the. same time shall pay to said
secretary Of state a license fee Of three
dollars WhereupOn said secretary of state
shall issue to such agent so presenting said
certificate, license under the seal of the
state of Minnesota, authorizing such agent
portation tickets of said common carrier,
and said license so issued to such agent
by said secretary of state shall also be