New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-05-22
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Section T. The supervisors of the severa
towns N Ihis state may; In. their discretion
posftories for town moneys any national
state or private bank or banks.
Such depositories shall be required to eX
ecute and dsiivet good and sufficient bond
VIII tWO w or more sureties In at leasl
double the amount of the stinls deposited
such bond to be executed to and iii favor
of the board ga -, Of stipsfyisors Of such town
Be Ha lSr ss se s ts S sh eps
and the tYwh clerk Of such town or Il ma,
jority Of thefii. Aid such supervisors may
require all Of my part Of the town iiidneys,
be deposited by the town treasurer in the
depository or repositories designated as
aforesaid
Such bank or banks shall be designated
py sneh supervisors III such iiianher as they
may deem best.
Such supervisors shall also have power to
make such terms and conditions as to, de-
posits as to them shall Seem for the best
Interests of the town; provided, that the
length OF tiire Of such deposits shall not
exceed the term of office Of such supervl-
sors, and that new repositories may be Sc
lented from time to time as the supervisors
sn~'' decide.
Ann provided, further. that all such des-
fgnatscns Of repositories shall be in writing,
setting forth all the terms and conditions
thereof. and signed by at least two o. SUI
pervisors of such town. and shall be filed III
the office of the town clerk Of such town.
That thereupon such bank shall become
legal depository for town moneys, anu
thereafter the town treasurer shall deposit
such town moneys therein as he shaii pc
required frolh time to TIME to deposit py
such supervisors.
ties Of his bond Shall be exempt from liza.
bility. to the town by reason OF the loss OF
any funds of such town deposited III any
such bank from the failure, bankruptcy or
other acts Of such bak to the extent ana
amount of such funds in such, bank at the
time Of such failure or bankruptcy
Sec. g. All interest OIL moneys deposlteu
as hereinbefore provided shall DE anu De-
See. 4. No additional compensation or
fees shall be paid any Of the town oiilcefs
by reason Of any Of the provisions or TINS
act
Sec. s. This act shall take effect aud be
In force from and after its passage
Approved April 26, 1889.
NO. i32.-H. +. NO. SCI.
AN ACT to authorize cities of this state
to issue certificates Of Indebtedness. .
Be it enacted Try the Legislature OF the
State of Minnesota: ....,,o,, ~ onv
Section /. That tile comon council OF any
city of this state may, FOR the p l. ntn
hereinafter inellIohed, By two-tllrds vote
issue. negotiate and sell certlhcates on III,
appropriation for tic support Of the ponce
fire or school departments Of said city
are now or heretofore have Deen 1ounu
Insufficient to maift,ln said departments
or there is a deficiency therei or obliga-
lions have been incurred for salaries IN
maintaining said departments That are que
and unpaid, or whenever. from any reason
there is now or has heretofore been want
of funds therein applicable to the payment
of any part Of the salaries of the offlcerS
members and employees thereof; provided a.
that If at any time after the issuance OF
said certificates any money shall be re-
ceived by the city treasurer of any city
to the credit of said exhausted fund, the
same shall be applied to the LIQUIDATION or
said certificates and provided, further
that this act shall apply only to dcfcien-
cies now existing, anything contained IN
withstan1ing; and provided, further, that
the fund produced by the sale Of certificates
under the provisions of this act shall not
exceed the actual deficiency now existing
and shall be used and applied for the pur-
pose Of paying such salaries for services
heretofore rendered to or in behalf of said
city by any officer, member OF, employe of
such departments and for no other purpose
Sec. 2. None of the certificates authorized
by this act shall be sold for less than par
and accrued interest.
1t is made the duty of the common coun-
Gil of said city in making its. tax levy in
the year next following the issue of any
certificates as herein provided, to include
therein an estimate and levy sufficient
iii amount to produce. Il snm suctfilent to
redeem the said certificates and interest
thereon issued under the authority of this
Ncl. Allu Sulu cGrllncHteS or lllupDt0uneSS
when issued. shall BE issued to mature as
near as practicable, at the time when the
taxes thus levied shall be collected
Sec. j. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
Approved April 20. 1895.
NO. 133.-s. f. NO. 81.
JOINT RESOLUTION relating to The rail-
road pooling bill how pending in the
United States senate
!, Whereas section four of article ten of
the constitution of the State of Minnesota
provides that all corporations being com
pursuance of the provisions of this sec &C.
tion. shall be bound to carry the mineral
agricultural and other productions of manu-
features Oh equal and reasonable terms
and
Whereas, many of the railroad corpora
lions chartered and endowed with rnuni-
and privileges by this state, have by their
extension through growth and co1lsoli,la
ton, become Interstate common carriers,
and as such claim freedom from state iuris-
dlctiOn and regulation: and
Whereas, all attempts ut state regula ton
designed to protect tile people of the state
from SUCH coflnoh misuse of railroad cor
porate power as rebates, pooling and TN
equal and unreasonable traffic charges have
proved Insufficient by reason of the position
of these corporations as being mediums of
Interstate commerce as claimed by them
and
Whereas, the house of representatives Of
the United States has recently passed. and
there is now pending in the senate Il bill
f IS Gesr tine to repe PHahE o 4 OF Gn
interstate commerce law which prohibits
the pooling Of business or earnings among
competing railroad lines, and thus to legal
1H,' y g1Sa arc nd, :.u,l io.'i AT v,nIt-
petition among common carriers and ell
tircly sweep away the only protection the
people of this state and Of the country
nav against str's municipalities; nov, ,lef,-
Resolved by the Legislature of the State
of Minnesota:
That our senators and representatives in
congress be and they are hereby requested
means to defeat such bill and to prevent
Its being enacted into Il law.
Resolved, That a copy of the above pre-
amble and resolution be sent by the gov
ernor of the state to our senator's and fep-
resentatives in congress-
Approved Fen. /, 1850,
NO. 134-H i. NO. 33o
JOINT RESOLUTION Of the legislature of
Minnesota recommending that provision
be made by act Of congress Ior the ap-
Colonel .Iosas +. King. late an officer.
OF the First Minnesota infantry ami Of
the regular army. to lie first lrtltenant
III M. Inc army phd to be placed on the re
whereas, Lieutenant Colonel Jdsas r.
King of this state enlisted as Il volunteer
IN Company of the First Minnesota III
fantry on the evening of April IA. one tho,i-
sand eight hundred ANA siXtyohe and wis
1hereafterwards Oil the 2Dth day OF April
OF the same year mustered into lie mill
tary service Of TIE United States as all
enlisted man, III which service he .i,iai!lSti,
with the exception Of six months after the
termination of the War Of the ke5ti io:i
until the expiration of the year one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy. during
which period he Held the rank of t,rsS
sergeant Of Company A. First Minnesota
regiment, first lieutenant and captain, of
the same regiment lieutenant colonel OF
the Second Rebel regiment Of the Uhttc;I
States OF America, Second lieutenant United
States Infantry, and first lieutenant of tho