Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-05-11

villages. Approved March IS, 1898.
Provides that unplatted property within
village incorporated limits may be detached
by q vote of the qualified electors at any
election called therefor.
CHAPTER 1865. F. 80.
AN ACT to amend section thirty OF chapter
one hundred and forty-iiye general laws
of 1888. relating to powers OF village
councils. Approved March 80, 1893.
Authorizes villages Incorporated under act
OF 1885 to construct sewers.
CHAPTER 1871. +. 23s.
AN ACT to amend an act to provide for
the Incorporation Of villages. and to define
certain laws i'm in relation y' thereto. being
chapter one hundred and 10 forty five Of
March ., 1893
Relating to proceedings, for rrelncorporSa-
charter under the law of 1885,
CHAPTER ISIS. f. 4s1.
AN ACT to amend chapter one hundred
and forty five Of the general laws Of 1885,
corporation of villages and to defiae their
laws in relation thereto. Approved March
Provides that all villages incorporated
by special acts Of the legislature previous
to the general act of 1885. shall have the
power to vote on the issue of license for the
sale Of Intoxicating liquors in accordance
with the provisions of section forty-eisht CT
chapter one hundred and forty-tve Of the
CHAPTER 1SS-H. T. 80.
AN ACT to amend an act to provide for
the incorporation of villages and to define
their, duties and powers, and to repeal
e oToHa5 A lnTs IS in ,s geat0n thereto APP
Provides that all the expenses Of incorpo-
ration under this act shall be paid by the
village.
CHAPTER 1875. F. 60.
AN ACT to amend section three OF chapter
five of the general laws Of 1887, entitled
IN act regulating the amount of license
for the Sale Of nt ts5t liquors. APP
Provides Tor the rounding of the I'M
expired portion of license when the voters
city have voted against issuing license IN
der the local option law.
CHAPTER 19O-H. F. 161.
An ACT to am n6 an act feamg to VA
ing for municipal courts therein, being
chapter one hundred and forty-siX Of the
general laws Of 1891. Approved April 1,
Makes additional provisions relating to
assessments, provides in case Of annexation
@" "drrs n ao are yHe that both
may be continued Also in claims OF dam
ages for personal injuries that notice shall
he served upon the authorities within thirty
days thereafter Also in case Of annexation
to another village or city, who are to be
the officers. and relating to the payment OF
assessments.
CHAPTER lo1-H. II. S4f.
AN ACT legalizing and confirming village
ordinances and contracts in certain cases.
Approved March l. 1898
Legalizing, ,ratifyins and confirming the
action of village councils in contracting
for. erecting and maintaining water works
or electric light plants.
CHAPTER 192-H. F. $50.
AN ACT to legaIiZe subscriptions and con-
trbutions by villages for the encourage
ment, of agricultural fairs, or for educa-
tional purposes Approved March II. 1898.
A curative act explained by the title.
CHAPTER 10S-H. F. 77s
AN ACT to authorize the council Of villages
and cities of less than two thousand in
proved March IA. 1898.
Authorities the filing of corrected plats
where the present plats are incorrect.
CHAPTER 10Th. T. 100.
for the sale Of Intoxicating LIQUORS and
afford relief to licenses in certain cases.
Approved April I. 1898
Provides for q refunding Of license issued
twenty days after a village election and
again on the first OF January. making for
part Of the year double payment.
CHAPTER 1871. F. 800.
AN ACT to authorize the village councils
of the villages of the state of Minnesota
to. donate part or all of the moneys re-
ceiyed by such villages for licenses grant
ed to persons to sell, vend or deal in in
toxicating liquors in said villages. APP
proven hurcn II. loJo
The legal voters of q village by three
fourths vote may direct the village council
to donate part or all license money to
building or repairing school houses, Or. pro-
any educational purpose.
viainS library, school apparatus or Tor
CHAPTER 1865. f. 49s.
lights in ali Villages in the state operating
state I A apgSaS pt March So is9s 'n''
Provides that all villages may vote upon
the purchase, lease or building Of water
works and electric light plants.
CHAPTER 197-S. F. $780,.
AN ACT to increase the number Of Justices
proved March 8. 1893.
Provides for the election of two justices
CHAPTER 1858. F. 500.
AN ACT providing for the election Of street
commissioners in villages. boroughs and
towns. in the. state Incorporated under
special acts Of the legislature. Approved
april 20, 1898.
CHAPTER 1911. f. 414.
AN ACT to allow villages to separate them
selves from the township government of
proved April /. 1893.
Provides that village may at any an
tvillage separate election and assessment
? district; aud provides that when so sepa-
rated the towns may lawfully hold their
town meetings and elections within the
village.
CHAPTER 2O0-H. F. 351.
AN ACT to provide for the bonding Of
villages. Approved April 10, 1898.
ton Of the council authorizing the same
to be voted for. at an annual or special
election, but limited not to exceed ten per
cent Of the valuation Of the taxable prop
erty.
CHAPTER 2o1-H. F. 159.
AN ACT to legaize special assessments
heretofore made by, cities and villages
%proTements HN ppreyed = Ma pHa IS, ts es
A curative act explained by the title.
CHAPTER 2o2-H. F. eo2.
AN ACT to legalize the acts Of village
councils in granting franchises to tee-
prone companies. Approved April 49,
CHAPTER 2O3-H. f. 773.
AN ACT to authorize cities in the state Of
Minnesota to reimburse any person or
persons who have advanced moneys to
April II, 1893.
Makes provision for the payment Of money
ments under an agreement to refund the
same upon authority being obtained from
the legislature
CHAPTER 2O4--H. +. As.
an ACT to grant additional powers to the
cities of the state of Minnesota and to
empower such cities to issue bonds for
certain purposes. Approved April ~,
1893.
Gives authority to all cities Of the state
to issue bonds for permanent improvements,
for improving any street. alley, park or
other public. ground within the corporate
limits; also for the construction Of bridges;
and for water and light; and for a general
fund to meet and defray all contingent OK
penses arising out OF municipal matters
and the payment Of outstanding debts and
bonds to become due. Not to be issued.
however, in excess of five per cent of the