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

shall. desiring 70. enect such extensions.
causing to be Instituted within the orlsinal
term OF its corporate existence proceedings
for that purpose, which were void or. in-:
effectual on account Of the expiration OF
the original term Of the corporate exist
ence before the completion Of such pro-:
ceedings, or by reason OF other defects or.
Irregularities therein, such corporation
may at any time within six 6, months from
the passage of this act take new prOceed-
ings prescribed by law for the extension
or renewal OF it's corporate existence. or
at Its election may complete the proceed
ings already instituted as aforesaid, in like
manner and with like effect as though the
original term of it's corporate existence
had not expired: and thereafter ALI acts
of the stockholders. directors and officers
OF such. corporation, taken between the
expirat ton of the original corporate term
and the time of the actual extension under
the provisions of this act, shall be OF the
same force and validity as though said
former proceedings for extension had been
valid
Provided, however. that this act shall
not apply to corporations the charters OF
which have been declared forfeited by the
hnaI judgment of any court OF competent
jurisdiction in this state, in an action
brought for that purposes. and provided
further that this act shall not apply TO
expired more than three (3) years prior
to the passage of this act.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be
In force from and after its passage.
Approved April %, 1895.
No. 124-H. f. NO. TAI
AN ACT to determine the salaries OF
county treasurers and county auditors in
counties of this state having a popuiation
or more than forty thousand f4O,OOO) and
less than on. hundred thousand QOlOOO),
and to determine the amount to be appro-
prlated for clerk hire in the offices of
such treasurers and auditors by the coun-
ty commissioners of such counties.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the
State OF Minnesota:
Section l. In each county of this state
having population of more than forty
thousand (4O,OOOl and less than one hun
dred thousand 100000, the county treas
pensation for his services as such treasurer
the sum of three thousand G}.0O0) dollars.
to be paid In the manner and at the times
provided by the laws Of this state relating
to the compensation of county treasurerS,
and the county auditor Of such county shall
receive as annual compensation for has
services as such auditor the sum Of three
thousand five hundred $500 dollars. to
be paid In the manner and at the times
provided by the laws of this state relating
to the conversation of county auditors.
Sec. 2. The board of county commission
ers. of each such county is hereby author
lied to appropriate out of the general funds
of said county for paying clerk hire in the
office of such county treasurer such sum as
the sum of six thousand (G,000 dollars
per annum, and such board is also here !
authorized to appropriate out of the gem
eral funds of such county for paving clerk .a,l
such sum as they shall deem eXpedient.
not exceeding the sum Of eleven thousand
Q1.0Do) dollars for the year A. d. 1895,
and twelve thousand go 1000 dollars per
Sec. 3. In determining, at any. time to
what counties this act shall apply, refer
ence shall be had to the United States
census then last taken, and the population
of any county as ascertained thereby shall
govern.
Sec. 4. Chapter three hundred and forty
nine $40 Of the Special Laws of the state
eight hundred and eighty-nine 0SS9) ana
chapter four hundred and forty-four l444
of the Special Laws of said state for the
year one th ho,H eight hundred and
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
Approved April 16. 1885.
NO. 125.-H. f. NO. 1914
AN ACT to provide for the purchase and
disposition Of General Statutes eighteen
hundred and Qinety-four 0S9).
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section l. The secretary of state is here
by authorized to purchase Of the publish
ers of the General Statutes eighteen hun
600 copies Of Sait statutes, provided the
same can be purchased at a price not e1-
ceeding ten QO) dollars per set Of two l.,
Sec: 2. or the books SO purchased dis
position shall be made as follows. viz:
One o. copy to each judge of the SUI
preme court. each judge Of the, district
courts, each judge of the municipal courts,
each state officer, each judge of probate
and each clerk of the district courts.
All such copies to remain the property
of the state, and to be turned over to the
successors III such offices.
The copies furnished to the clerks OF
court shall be kept in the court rooms dur
ing sessions Of the court, and at all other
times shall remain in the custody of salu
clerks of court. in the same manner as is
provided in section twenty-five hundred and
eighty-nine (22S9). General Statutes eight
cen hundred and ninety-four HS9D. for
Supreme Court Reports in the hands OF
said clerks of court.
Of the remaining copies, five (o) shall be
placed in the supreme court room. ten QU
in the state library, and ten 1Ol copies in
the law library of the state university.
A sufficient number of copies shall be re,
tanned for the use Of the legislature, ana
if any copies remain in the hands of the
secretary of state after such disposition,
such residue may be disposed of to any
citizens of this state for their own use at
the price paid for the same ny me stare.
in no case more than one copy to the SAME
Individual. except to counties or towns Tor
the use of their respective officers.
And the proceeds of such sales s ma +p ps
turned over to the state treasurer Tor the
benefit Of the general fund.
Sec. g. Should any copies Of the General
Statutes 1894 have been purchased Tor inc
use of the legislature previous to the pas,
sage of this act. such number or copies
may be omitted from the purchase hereby
authorized. r,.,
Sec. 4. The sum Of five thousand 5000
dollars, or so much as may De neGe osa ~ ,
CARRYING out the provisions of this act
Sec 5. This act shall take effect anu be
in force from and after its passage.
Approved April %, 1888.
Nc. 126.-S. T. NO. 3O4.
AN ACT relating to the salaries Of county
auditor and treasurer, and the number
and salaries Of their deputies in counties
that have two hundred thousand inhabit
ants or over.
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the
State of Minnesota:
Section /. The salary Of the county auditor
In all counties in this state that have two
hundred thousand Inhabitants or over shall
be five THOUSAND dollars per annum
urer in all counties in this state that have
two hundred thousand inhabitants or over
shall be five thousand dollars per annum.
Sec. 3. The above named salaries shall
be in full compensation for all services rem
dered by the above named respective of
fcers in their official capacity. The fees
charged for services. if any, shall remain
as the present except as herein provided.
Sec. 4. The said several officers shall EN-
picy sufficient help and assistants to prop,
erly discharge the duties of their respective
Offices. The number of deputies. clerks
or other employees in the offices Of county
auditor and county treasurer and the com
pensation paid to each shall at all times
be under the control of the county com
mssioners of said county, who may make
such changes in numbers and compensation
os thhr may iI1Sf md riu
Sec. 5. On the first Monday Of each
month following the commencemenu Of his
term Of Office each of the above named
county auditor and county treasurer shall
file with the county auditor q full an6
detailed statement Of all business done il
his office where fees have been paid, the