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

| any participant in any violation thereof may
| testify as witness against any other per
/ son violating the same without eliminating
himself by SO doing, nor shail the evidence
| any criminal proceeding against him for
| such violation.
Sec. II. All prosecutions under this act
| shall be commenced within one year from
| the time the offense was committed, and
may be had in any county in which the
| offense was committed, or the defendant re-
| sides, or is found at the time of instituting
| the same, before any court having jurisdic-
| ton of the offense,
Sec. AZ. All fines collected or moneys
| recovered On airy bond given to or contract
| made With the board of game and fish
commissioners, or received by them from
| the sale of any birds, animals or fish, eX-
! eept for the board of game and fish COM
missioners of another state, territory or
| country, under any of the provisions Of this
| act, shall be Paid into the state treasury,
and be placed to the credit of said board, to
| be expended by them in the discharge of
| their duties and the enforcement of the pro-
See 43. The sum of fifteen thousand
| dollars annually, fer the next two years,
from January list, 1893 is hereby .appropri-
| f.ted for the purpose OF carrying out and
eI forcing the provisions of this act, to be
paid for such purpose out OF any moneys in
the state treasury, not otherwise appropri-
ated.
Sec. A. That chapters three hundred
and fifteen and three hundred and twenty
tluee of the special laws of 1888; chapters
two hundred and ffty-nine two hundred
and sixty, two hundred and sixty one, TWO
hundred and siXty-two, two hundred and
siXty-three, two hundred and siXty-four
two hundred and sixty two hundred and
SiXty-six, two hundred and sixty-seyen two
hundred and sixty eight two hundced and
siXty-nine, two hundred and seYenty-one,
two hundred and seVenty-tWo, two hundred
and seVenty-three, two hundred and seventy
four two hundred and seVenty-fYe, two
and seventy eight, and two hundred and
eighty of the special laws OF 1885; chapters
three hundred and twenty-five, three hun
dred and thirty-six, three hundred and
thirty-eight, three hundred and forty-eight,
three hundred and foPty-nine, three hundred
and fifty, three hundred and ffty-One. three
and ffty-three of the special laws of 1887 :;
chapters four hundred and fifty three, four
hundred and fifty five, four hundred and
fifty six, four hundred and ffty-seyen, four
hundred and fifty-eight, four hundred and
fifty nine, four hundred and sixty, four hun
bred and siXty-one, four hundred and sixty
two four hundred and sixty-three, four hun
d. ed and siXty-four, four hundred and sixty
five, four hundred and sixty six four hun
dred and sixty seven, four hundred and
sixty-nine, four hundred end seventy, four
hundred and seVenty-One, four hundred and
seventy-tWo, four hundred and seventy
three, four hundred and seyenty-folr, four
hundred and seyenty-fiVe, four hundred and
seventy eight, four hundred and seventy
niEe, and four hundred and eighty of the
special laws of 1889; and chapters four hun
dred and eighty-six, four hundred and
eighty-seven, four hundred and Lightweight
four hundred and ninety, four hundred and
ninety-one, four hundred and ninety-tWo
four hundred and ninetythPee four hundred
and ninety-fOur, four hundred and ninety
five, four hundred and ninety-siX, four hun
dred and ninety -seYen, four hundred and
niuety-eight, four hundred and ninety-nine,
five hundred, five hundred apd one, five hun
dred and two, five hundred and three, and
five hundred and four of the special laws of
1891, are hereby repealed.
Sec. 40. Nothing in this act, however,
shall be construed to in any way prevent the
taking of spawn of any kind at any time
from any of the inland waters of this state
by the United States fish commission or its
duly accredited agent or representative.
SEQ. 40. In making appointments under
this act preference shall always be given to
honorably discharged soldiers OF the Union
army.
Sec. At. This act shall take effect and
be enforced from and after its passage.
Sec. SO. That section thirty-fEe of said
chapter be and tie same is hereby Repealed.
Sec, 81. This act snail take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
Approved April 81, 1893.
CHAPTER 125-H. Il. S74
AN ACT to amend section two OF chapter
ten of the general laws Of 1884, relating
TO pools and trusts, by increasing the
punishment therefor. Approved April 8,
1898.
Provides that in addition to the punish
ment by fine there shall also be imprison-
ment in the penitentiary of from one to
ten years, but not to apply TO ogenses com
mitted before the passage of this act
CHAPTER 126-S. E. 56S.
AN ACT to amend chapter twelve, gen.
eFal laws of 1891. relating to the manu-
faCture and sale of lard and lard COM
pounds and substitutes and Of foods pre-
pared therefrom, to prevent fraud and to
preserve the public health.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State OF Minnesota:
Section /. That section twelve Of chapter
twelve, general laws of 1891, be amended
by adding thereto the following proviso:
Provided, however, that the provisions Of
this act shall not apply to cottoline,
compound consisting of mixture OF beef
stearine and refined cotton seed oil, where
the tierce, barrel, tub, pail or package
containing the same shall be distinctly and
legibly branded or labeled in letters not
less than one-half inch in length, with the
word ''cottoline'' and the name and loca-
ton of the person or firm manufacturing
the same, and provided further that said
cottoline shall not be manufactured in imi-
tation of lard and shall not contain any
substance deleteriOuS to health.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
Approved April H. 1898.
CHAPTER 127-S. p. 293.
AN ACT to amend chapter thirteen OF the
laws OF 1891, relating to the formation
OF farmers mutual fire insurance COM
panies. Approved April IS, 1893.
Provides that these companies shall re-
port to the insurance commissioner an
nually.
CHAPTER FISH. T. GAG.
AN ACT to amend section eight of chapter
thirty-one OF, general laws Of 1891, re-
lating to tax levy for funding bonds APP
proved April 49, 1898.
Increases the tax levy to two-tenths Of
O mill instead of One-tenth.
CHAPTER 129-H. F, 5S7.
AN ACT to amend chapter thirty-six, gen
eral laws of 1891. TO establish uniform
state Approved April is, 1893
Raises the fee of admission to fifteen
dollars from five dollars; the fees to go
to the secretary for services.
CHAPTER 130-s. f. 16s.
AN ACT to amend chapter ninety-nine of
the general laws OF the year 1891, being
an act amending chapter one hundred
and forty-four of the general laws of
1855, relating to weighing and inspecting
of grain. Approved April 5, 1893.
Amends Section seventeen to make the
certificate of weighmaster and assistants
conclusive on all parties, and adding two
sections relating to true weights and GER
CHAPTER 18Th. f. TOO
AN ACT to amend chapter one hundred
and four of general laws Of 1891 so as
to give additional time for certain per-
sons to make application under said
chapter one hundred and four to be en-
within the full meaning of the said chap
ter. Approved March 8. 1893.
A curative act explained BY the title
CHAPTER 132-H +. .2o3
AN ACT amending section two Of chapter
one hundred and thirty-fye Of the gen
eral laws of 1887. relating to title insur-
ance companies Approved April 6, 1893
Provides fol. graduation of the amount
OF guaranty fund to be set apart as to
cities over and under 20, 900 inhabitants.
CHAPTER 18Th. r. 326.
AN ACT to amend sections four and eleven
of chapter one hundred and ffty-six of
the general laws of Minnesota for the
fish and maintain farmers institutes in
Minnesota. Approved April 5, 1893.
CHAPTER 134-S e. 49,