New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-05-22


from the enlarged county. and such records
OF such enlarged county, when SO made.
shall be the legal records thereof and shall
have the same effect, IN law as though the
original instruments had been recorded in
such register Of deeds Office of the en-
1arged county. and the same or certified
copies thereof may he read In any court
or before any tribunal az such records In
/ case 1t shall be detNned necessary by the
/ BOARD OF county commissioners of any cOun-
" SO enlarged, the county auditor of such
enlarged county shall copy and transcribe
from the auditors office of the county to
which the county from which the territory
mas been detached was attached for record
purposes, all the records relating to such
territory; for such transcribing such county
audtor shall receive the sum of six. (6)
cents per folio from the enlarged county.
The officers of the county from, which such
records are to be transcribed shall furnish
the officers Of such enlarged county all
reasonable and proper facilities to enable
them to copy and transcribe such records.
y Sec. 6. The enlargement of any organ
lied county, as hereinbefOre provided. shall
not affect in any manner the collection of
any unpaid tax upon any property wiLnin
the territory attached thereto, levied for
the current expenses of the county from
which the same was detached, 4Or for town
snip, school, road or other local taxes, or
for any special tax levied prior to the
filing of the copy of the petition hereinbe-
fore mentioned in the Office of the secretary
this. act. and all such unpaid taxes shall be
collected and payment thereof enforced in
the same manner and with the same effect
as II the territory so attached had remained
and continued a part Of the county from
which it was detached.
Sec. Z. No refusal or failure of any coun-
ty officer to do any Of the acts or things
herein required Of him to be done, and no
failure to make publication as herein re-
quired shall affect the validity of the ell
largement of any organized county under
the provisions of this act; and any officer
who shall wlfully neglect or refuse to per-
form the duties herein required of him shall
be guilty of malfeasance in Office and may
be removed therefrom.
Sec g. All acts or parts OF acts lncon-
sistent with this act are hereby repealed.
Sec. 0. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after it's passage
Approved March q, 1885
NO. 49-H f. NO. $780,.
AN ACT to declare certain weeds common
nuisances and to provide for their de-
struction.
State of Minnesota:
Section /: The weeds named in this sec,
ton Shall be known as noxious weeds and
ances, and for convenience M are elasstiel
into the following groups: First group:
Wild Mustard, (Prasica Sinapisl, Wild
thium strumariuml, Burdock lLappa Of
ficinatD and Tumble Mustard lSisymbrium
SinaDstrum). Second group: Canada This
tie lCanlcus Arvensis),1 0x,hye Daisy len 4,l
ticum Vulgaris). Third group: French
Weed Chalaspi AvenseD. Il
Sec. 2. 1t shall be unlawful for any per-
sons or any corporation owning occupying
or having control of any lands within this
state, whether within the limits of any
town, village or city or otherwise. to know
ingly permit or suffer any Of the weeds
named in the. first or second groups men
toned in section one az of this act to go
to seed upon any lands, thus owned, occu-
pied or controlled by such person or per,
be unlawful for any such person, persons
or corporation to knowingly permit or
suffer any of the weeds named in the
second group mentioned in section one az
of this act to grow and reproduce them
selves by crowns or underground stems
or buds, for a longer period than two
years on any land thus owned occupied
or controlled by them; and it shall further
be unlawful for any such person, persons
or corporation to knowingly permit or
suffer weeds named in the third group men
toned in section one IL aof this act to pro-
duce seeds for longer period than four
az years upon any land thus owned, oc-
cupied or controlled by them. For the
or control of lands shall extend to the cen
ter of any highway, street or alley ad-
joining.
supervisors or other person or persons hav-
ing the control Of the public highways,
streets OF alleys, to. enforce the provisions
OF this act, as hereinafter provided. They
shall use all reasonable means to educate
those interested in lands upon which noX-
ious weeds exist, as to the best means
of identifying and the proper means of
eradicating the same. and when previous
knowledge of the existence of said weeds
upon any land is admitted by the owner,
agent or occupant, or where such: knowl-
officers charged with tia Enforcement of
the provisions OF this act and no steps have
been taken to eradicate said weeds by
such owner, agent or occupant. it shall be
lawful. and it is hereby made the duty
of such officers to enter upon such land
and to take such steps as they may deem
to er acas sen tb tho
enforcement of this act are required, and
it is hereby made their duty to examine
all highways, streets and alleys and to
their own knowledge or the report of 9th
ers reason to suspect the existence of
noxious weeds on any lands within their
jurisdiction. They shall give the owner.
which such weeds shall be destroyed and
shall arrange with him or them for the
prosecution of effective means to that end.
Providing satisfactory arrangements can
not be made. it shall be the duty of the
said officers to enter upon said lands and
to cause to be taken such steps as in their
Judgment are deemed necessary TO eradl-
cate such weeds.
The necessary expenses thus incurred
shall be paid out Of the fund for the sup
port of highways and the labor paid for
shall be at the same rate paid labor on
the public highways. :
Sec. ). Any person having knowledge or
having reason to suspect that any of the
weeds named in section one o. of this act
are growing or standing upon any lands
situated in the town, village or city of
which he is a resident may notify in writ
persons having control of the highways,
streets or alleys in such town, village or
city, designating as nearly as may be the
tract or tracts upon which such weeds are
supposed to be, WhereupOn it shall be the
duty of said officers to immediately in
spect the premises mentioned, and if such
weeds are found to exist upon such prem
Uses, they shall Immediately. proceed as
provided in section four a. OF this act
In case the. owner agent cannot be
found, or in case they fail to destroy the
sad oeers It shan th be aW for and
shall be the duty of the officers herein men
toned to enter upon the lands described
and destroy or cause to be destroyed the
weeds herein mentioned and to pay there:
for at the same rate that is paid for road
labor. and every supervisor or other person
weeds shall keep a correct account of all
moneys paid out for that purpose, and
charge the same to the person or persons
or corporation owning or controlling the
DESTROYED. And unless the same shall have
been paid by the owner or person IN con.
troll of the land before the first Of the
following October it shall be returned to
the county auditor and the county auditor
+ shall levy the same against the said land,
to be collected the same as other taxes
Sec. 6. Any person or persons or the Off
GERS of any corporation violating the pro.
visions of section two (2) of this act or who
shall fail to comply with the notices speci:
fed in section four (4) of this act shall
be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor,. and
upon conviction thereof shall be punished
by fine Of not less than ten dollars
$50 and not more than one hundred dol
| lars CS1OO: and any officer failing to per
form the duties imposed upon him by the
provisions of this act shall be deemed
ltx,n Of a an a hn