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

are made up wholly Of patents, or plates
ana patents and advertisements. shall not
n De reeSgnized as legitimate newspapers OF
Sec. 2. The publisher Of any newspaper
IN this state desiring to publish the laws
or legal notices required by law to be pub
OF the county wherein said newspaper is
published, an affidavit in writing, or part
y IN writing and partly printed, subscribed
officer, authorized to administer oaths, stat
ing the name Of the town. county, city
OF opd Tlliase Where said newspaper Is printed
is 9 daily, tri-weekly, semi-weekiy or
week on which said newspaper is issued.
anH thas the e humber Of the regular paid
ana until the filing of such affidavit 10
money shall be paid the proprietor or pub
MS. for the publication Of the laws of
co lnty, town, village or city, and no action
shall be maintained by such proprietor or
publisher for the collection of any fees for
be published.
Sec; B. Any newspaper conforming to
the Description given In section one and
two Of this act shall be considered u legal
newspaper in all the meanings of the term.
ana 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
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 n legal
newspaper. upon complying with all the
other reGulrcments of this act
Sec. 5. That oil acts or parts Of acts,
whether general or special, Inconsistent
with this act, be and the same are hereby
See g. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage; pro-
v'ded, however, that so far as printing
and publishing the general laws of the
er 3 as np % In section f9rtywo ehaP
this act shall be in force and effect from
and after the first day Of July, 1898.
Approved April 1t, 1895.
CHAPTER 34-H. F. 10Y
AN ACT defining the conditions and quail
ficat1ons necessary for a person to be.
come teacher: qualified to teach In the
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section l. No person shall be accounted
the school law. who has not a certificate
| in force, from county superintendent,
at the time of making contract for
services ice, as teachers. or a certificate
or diploma from state normal school
OF Minnesota. 4 certificate from the state
superintendent of public instruction.; or 4
diploma from safe normal school of
another state, approved by the state super
intendent of this state.
Soc. ,. Permanent teachers (or high char
acter and broad scholarship and who have
successful eNperience) may, upon the
examination by the state superintendent or
by a committee Of three competent teachers
appointed by him, receive u professional
state certificate. which shall authorize the
state without further examination; pro-
yided. that no life certificate shall be in
force after its holder shall permit a space
of three Years to lapse without following
some educational pursuit. unless said GER
titicate be endorsed by the state super
ilter,Ient; provided further, that graduates
OF colleges and universities OF good stand
ing who have received a certificate Of the
first grade in this state, and who shall have
taught In any public school in the state
with ability and success for at least one
year, shall be entitled to professional Ger
tiacate from the state superintendent with
out further examination.
Sec. 3. The branches required for pro-
fessional state certificate shall be the fol
lowing, to-Wit: Written arithmetic. United
States history, reading and elocution, En-
glish grammar, common and physical grog-
geography and projection, school economy,
physiology, algebra, natural philosophy,
chemistry. composition and rhetoric. book
keeping plane and solid geometry; plane
English literature general history, political
economy; intellectual philosophy. moral
mcnt and school laws, history of education
and tho theory and art of teaching.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be
IN force from and after its passage.
Approved Apri! IS, 1893.
CHAPTER 35-II. F. 310
AN ACT to regulate the payment Of wages
of minors.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Minnesota:
Sec. 1. 1t shall be necessary for the
parent or Guardian Of such mii1or pers N
employing such minor, that such parent
or guardian claims the wages of such
mir or. and in default Of such notification
payment to such minor Of wages so earned
Sec. 9. This act shall tnke effect and be
in force from mud after its passage.
Approved April IS 1893.
CHAPTER 36-H. z. 40
AN ACT to provide that contracts and
policies Of insurance on property in this
state shall be valid and continue in force
notwithstanding prolnissory notes given
for the premiums thereon are not paid ut
maturity.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section l. In al cases of insurance Of
property in this state, by insurance com
panies doing business therein, against loss
or damage by fire or lightning, or hail or
or he nef Of mnnsy
is given for the premiums due or to become
due thereon, the giving and acceptance
Of such promissory note or other written
co ltTact shall be deemed q full payment
for such premium, and shall operate to con-
tinue in full force and effect any srch con
tract or policy of insurance during the
of insurance, whether such note or other
written contract be paid or not at maturity
And any provision in any such policy, or
be void. Provided that nothing in this
act shall apply to marine insurance.
Sec. .. THIS act shall take effect and be
In force from and after its passage.
Approved March 8. 1893.
CHAPTER GIL r. 600.
AN ACT providing for the opening. work
gravel clay, sand and peat deposits, on
by properly executed deeds of records to
be In pnlnrality of persons. Approved
est 4lay file bond in the office Of the clerk
Of court, and proceed to develop the same
Provides for the other owners to have ac-
cess to the property to measure and verify
the accounts Protects the interests of
those not operating against liens and judg-
ncntS.
CHAPTER 2e-s.. T. 45o
AN ACT to provide for the asserting and
delivery Of railroad ties and cedar poles
pensation therefor Approved April 6, 1893
CHAPTER 39--H T.. 22o.
AN ACT to provide for doorkcepers. cloak
1oCm keepers and pages at the opening
OF the senate and house of representa-
t!yes; Approved March II. 1898.
sMakes it the duty of the janitor Of the
capitol to employ the officers named to
serve until the officials named are duly ap-
pcinted. and fixes the wages to be paid for
this temporary service.
CHAPTER 4o-II. +. 1884,
AN ACT relating to persons. corporations
. or associations Offering premiums and
. stakes for exhibits Of and speed contests
by and between horses, and to prevent
fraudulent entries for competition for such
premiums: purses and stakes. Approved
April l, 1893.
Prohibits the entry Of any animal under
an assumed name. and against other fraud
ulent practices in entering animals for
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