St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-04
CHAPTER 19S-S n h5G

CHAPTER 1871. f. T.
| AN ACT to fix the time of holding the
general terms OF the district court in the
county of Itasca, in the Fifteenth judicial
district. Approved February 6, 1888
| The second Tuesday of May and the Sec
| ond Tuesday of November
CHAPTER 140-H. f. ST6.
AN ACT to change and fix the time of
| holding the general terms of the district
| court in Hubbard county in this state.
| Approved April /, 1893
To be held on the first Tuesday of June.
CHAPTER 141-s. f. 2S5
AN ACT to detach Pope county from the
| Seventh judicial district and attach the
same for judicial purposes to the Six
teenth judicial district, and fixing the
time for holding court therein. Approved
! April g. 1893.
Fixes time for holding court, on the first
| after the first Tuesday in December.
CHAPTER 142-H. f. 118.
AN ACT fixing general terms of court in
the several counties of the Sixteenth
judicial district. Approved March 8 1898.
In Big Stone county on the third Tuesday
in May and the last Tuesday in October;
in Wilkin county ON the first Tuesday in
June and the first Tuesday in December;
in Stevens county on the third Tuesday
in March and the third Tuesday in DC
tober; in Traverse county on the third
Tuesday in June and the third Tuesday in
November: in Grant county on the fourth
Tuesday in May and the second Tuesday
CHAPTER 143-H. f. 292.
AN ACT to proVid for the creation and
organization of new counties and govern
ment Of the anne. Approved April L,
1893.
Provides that petitions representing not
less than fifteen per cent of the voters or
the counti-S to : affected may be pre-
sented and filed IL the office OF the secre-
tary of state, and proclamation made by the
governor for the same TO be voted at the
next general election; and if carried the
necessary provisions for organization.
CHAPTER IFS. f. 1919.
AN ACT to require all county othcers TO
render a sworn report to the board of
county commissioners of their respective
counties of all fees, emoluments or gratu-
tiles received by them by virtue of their
offices and providing for penalties for the
violation of the same. Approved April 8,
1893.
Requires an annual report from officials;
and for neglect requires the county at
torney to prosecute and ON conviction that
fine or Imprisonment may be imposed,
or both, at the discretion of the court.
CHAPTER 145-S. F. 265.
AN ACT to authorize boards of county
commissioners to appropriate money IN
certain cases. Approved April 6, 1893.
Provides that in cities of over 100000 In
habitants and under 100000 inhabitants,
the county commissioners may appropriate
to any hospital within the county, at which
patients who are county charges are cared
for a sum not to exceed $1,000 towards
LQ0 Support OF SucQ hospital, anu levy d
tax for the same if necessary.
CHAPTER 14G-H. +. 639.
AN ACT to provide q public morgue in
certain counties in this state. Approved
In In counties of over 5000 population the
county commissioners are required to pro-
vide and equip 4 public mOrgue at cost
not to exceed $4,000; and providing for
inQueStS and post norton examinations
to be held at said morgue; also to prohibit
corOners or the keeper of the mOrgue from
influencing the selection of undertakers.
CHAPTER 147-s. f.. 801.
wolves. Approved April l. 1893
Entities any person killing a female wolf
between January and June to q reward OF
fifteen dollars in counties agreeing to one
third Of the sum, and for male wolf or
cub five dollars, and at any other season
of the year the reward is to be five dollars,
to be paid by the state.
CHAPTER 148-S. r. $50.
AN ACT authorizing public cor corporations rs
created and existing under the laws OF
this state, to refund their bonded indebt-
edness Approved April l, 1893:
This applies to county, town, city, school
district or village bonds only.
CHAPTER 149-s. T. $50.
AN ACT authorizing and empowering cOun-
ty commissioners to issue the bonds of
their county for the purpose of creating
9 fund to pay for, or purchase a poor
farm and erect buildings thereon, or TO
purchase piece of land and erect build
ings thereon, to be used for the reception
and maintenance of poor persons either
as q poor house or q WOrkhOuse, or both,
when directed to do so by u majority of
the legal voters of their county. APP
proved April Is, 1893.
CHAPTER 150-H. F. 666.
AN ACT to enforce the payment OF taxes
which became delinquent in and prior TO
the years 1879 and 1880.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
an, hafn ha
of July, 1893 the county auditors of the
several counties in this state shall prepare
and file with the clerks of the district court
of said counties a list Of all the pieces or
parcels of land in their respective counties
against which a judgment for taxes was en-
tered under the provisions. Of chap:
the general laws of the year 1881 and which
were not sold to any actual purchaser at
the sale held under the provisions of said
chapter one. hundred and thirty,fiye
of general laws of 1881, and which
still remained unsold and unredeemed
and against which pieces or parcels OF land
said tax Judgment remains upsatSlied: anu
of all taxes upon real estate IN the county
which appear to have become delinquent in
the year 1889 or any prior year or years,
and has not been satisfied by payment, re-
demptiOn or sale of the real estate to actual
purchasers. Such list shall include all taxes
now delinquent upon any such pieces or par
cells Of land or real estate Which. may nave
been, at any tax sale struck Off to or de-
cared TO be forfeited to the state whether
such sale or forfeiture was valid or invalid,
and said list shall also contain II descrip--
ton of each piece or parcel of land or real
estate against which such Judgment for
taxes was entered under the provisions or
said chapter one hundred ana thirty
five and which We're not sold 10
an actual purchaser at such sale, and of
each piece or parcel of land upon which
such taxes shall have become delinquent in
thereto and upon which such taxes shall
not have been paid or satisfied, as aforesaid,
and opposite each description the name OF
the owner to whom assessed, if known, and
ii unknown shall so state, and the total
amount Of such Judgment and subsequent
delinquent taxes aud interest due thereon,
according to the provisions Of this act; pro-
Yided, that in all counties where the salary
of the county auditor is fixed by special law,
the county commissioners may and are here
by authorized to allow such county auditors
such compensation as may be reasonable
for the services required under the proyis-
ions of this act.
Sec. The same proceedings snail be had
with reference to advertisement, Judgment
and sale of the property described IN such
forfeited lists as are required by the general
tax law for advertisement Judgment and
sale of property described in the Delinquent
list provided for by said general tax law eX-
cept that the date Of advertisement, judg-
ment and sale shall be as hereinafter pro-
Vided, and that separate tax judgment and
copy tax judgment books shall be provided
for said forfeited lists.
Sec. 3. Any person having an interest in
any tract or parcel Of real estate Included
in such forfeited lists, may redeem the same
at any time before the sale thereof as here
matter provided, by paying into the county
treasury the amount of Judgment and suisse
quent delinquent taxes due thereon, with
ten per cent interest per annum on the
amount Of the judgment and subsequent
taxes during the time said taxes have been
DELINQUENT, together with all costs Of pro-
ceedings herein described.
Sec l. The lists of land upon which taxes
have become delinquent shall be published
in the newspapers designated for the publ
cation of delinquent tax lists for 1891, and
the printer so that the last publication of
said forfeited list may be made on or before
August 2nd, 1893. on which last named date
the last publication thereof shall be made