St. Paul daily globe., 1895-04-15

heretofore elected in such township
shall devolve upon the supervisors
thereof. That thereafter all taxes
assessed lfor5imaking and repairing
roads shall, be paid in money and col
lected as other taxes are collected for.
other. township purposes, and shall be
paid iout by; the township treasurer
on warrants or orders as other moneys
for other township purposes are paid"
Bonds areJGte be given and other
legal safeguards thrown around the
interests, of the taxpayers.
An act to- amend sections and Of
Z chapter 143 of the General Laws of 1893,
ganization Of new counties and
I government aofe the same.
An actfto fix the amount of bonds
to be given by the clerk of court and
sheriff .in counties which have a popu-
lations of 200, 900: inhabitants or over.
An act relating to the duties and
compensation of the county surveyor
and the number, and compensation of
his deputies, in. counties which have
a population of 100000 or over.
An act to amend chapter 189 of the
General Laws of 1887, as amended by,
chapter 40 of the General Laws of 1893,
entitled "An act granting certain
powers and authority to the board of
county commissioners of any unor-
ganized county in this state. Amend.
ments read: ITO; organize such road
districts and lay out and open such
roads, in said county as shall be
necessary for or required by the busi-
ness of such county. And the officers
of the county to which such unor-
ganized county may be attached for
the purposes of taxation shall levy
annually road and bridge tax not;
exceeding in the aggregate two and
one-half mills on each dollar of the
taxable property in such unorganized
county, as a part and portion of the
taxes that may be collected from the
property in such .unorganized county;
and such said money shall be paid over
to the board of county commissioners
of such unorganiZed county, as here
matter provided, by the treasurer of
the county, and the same shall be by
them expended on the roads and
bridges in such unorganized county
That said chapter 1S9 be and the
same is hereby further amended as
A of said chapter 1S9 the following
section: That. the said officers of said
county, to which such unorganized
county may be, as aforesaid, attached,
shall levy annually a poor fund tax
not exceeding ene-half mill on each
dollar of the taxable property in such
unorganized county, as a part and
portion, of the taxes that may be col
lected from the property in such
county; and such money shall be paid
over to the board of county com
missioners of such unorganized
county, as hereinafter provided, by
the treasurer of said county, and the
same shall be, by them expended for
the relief and support of the poor of
such unorganized county; provided,
that no person or family shall receive
more than ten dollars at any one time
from said fund. The taxes herein
authorized to be levied may be levied
in addition to the tax now provided
by law to be, levied in unorganized
counties. All conflicting acts are re-
pealed. ga
An act to proyide for the destruc-
ton Of weed commonly known as
the Russian thristle, and to ap-
propriate money therefor.
An act to amend sections 3, 6. 9. 15
and 22 of chapter 81, General Laws of
Minnesota for 1887, relating to drainage
of wet lands.
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