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

eIected) than is now na,d 80 .,,a,. -, -
pose, put may FIX, allow or nrovida for f+I,a &
i i reductlon of such salaries or comnensation
except those OF mayor and comptroller and
~ fha NJ tae municipal court and clerk
a1 ~ court during the term for
winch they We're elected) below tile snm
Or sums hereinafter provided for such nf.
ninvsss u ad clerks, assistants or en-
/ airy or compensation shall be naid tn ,anv
such omcer, deputy, assistant, clerk or en-
i,,oyta hereinaIter mentioned than is here
act shall take effect: provided hoWavnr
lnaI nothlng herein contained shall abro-
the government of cities 'z -
| IS Sec. 3. For the faithful disob.roo =. ~,
autles or their respective offices the foIIou,
lns,named officers in any and all such cities
| sum not in excess of the amonnts hnnn; a
after specified: The mayor. three thonssnd
dollars eS3,OOO per annum the MAYORS
~ SIis ann secretary. twelve hundred dollars
t@l,@ooJ per annum; the treasurer four
thousand dollars $4,000 per annnm. At tha
compIroHer, four thousand dollars Isl OOO]
PEI ann 1sa 6o the city clerk, four thousand
attorney, four thousand dollars (s4 6(OS nor
annum the city engineer, four thonsand
a 10 tha s ;sa,o9o per annum; the president
Thousand dollars $4,000 per annnm. Tho
secretary of the board of water commits
s sc, nac two thousand five hundred dollars
| (S2,5OO) per annum: the superintendenr ns
| the water department eighteen hundred
dollars 81, 500 per annum the commis.
s Stone OF, OF health or health officer, twenty
the building Inspector eighteen hundrai
dollars (S1,SOO) per annum; the chief en-.
g1neer OF the fire department, twentv-fra
nun dollars $4,000 per annum: the
nrst assistant engineer of the fire Ganort.
ment, eighteen hundred dollars Isl 500 Der
annum' the second assistant engineer of
the h ne department., sixteen hundred dol
lars CS1,6O0) per annum; the chief of no.
| lice, twenty-five hundred dollars 80 5DM
per annum; the judge or judges of tho
municipal court, each, three thousand dol
municipal court. eighteen hundred dollars
($l,SOO) per annum: the superintendent OF
the Workhouse. twenty-five hundred dollars
lSZ2oV per annum; the commissioner Of
puDllc WORKS, three thousand dollars (S3-
OOO) per annunl VIZ
Sec. 4. The number of deputies, assist
ants. clerks or other employees in each and
all of the Offices hereinbefore mentioned
| or any of the boards or departments Of such
| city, may at any time be reduced bv the
common council of such city, but may not
| thereof. Wv
| Sec 5. All fees or charges received bv
any OF the said officers, as provided bv
law, shall be paid into the treasury of such
city on the first secular day of each and
every month, and it is hereby made tho
| duty OF the treasurer to collect the same.
| sec o. Nothing herein contained Shall
| be held to relate to any officer or employee
whose appointment and control is vested
| Jointly in such city and the county where
IN the same is situated, or in judges of the
dlstrlct court or appointees thereof
! Sec. Z. That any and all acts and parts
OF acts, whether general or special, and
whether or not by the terms thereof such
| acts provide that any act amending or re-
pealing the same shall make special refer
ence to the act amended or appealed. in SO
FAR as the same are inconsistent with the
provisions pro SONS OF this act, be and the same
nothing contained in this act shall affect
or change in any manner whatsoever the
salary, fees, perquisites or other compen-
! satlon or any officers Of said cities hereto
| fore mentioned during the term of said re-
| spective officers, nor shall the provisions Of
| TINS act apply to any of said officers until
| after the expiration of their respective
| terms of office: nor shall the salary of anv
! Sucn o1ncer, deputy, assistant clerk now
| holding office, and whose salary is fixed by
| law, be decreased during the time for which
| such officer, deputy, assistant or clerk was
| elected or appointed, nor shall any of the
| provisions OF this act apply to any Of the
present lncumbents Of any such Offices
Sec. 5. Whenever. according to their last
| state or national census the population of
| any city of this state which now has
| population Of less than one hundred thou
| sand, shall acquire not less than that num-
Der, such city shall at once become subject
to the provisions of this act, and whenever.
according to such census, the population of
sixty-tive thousand inhabitants. or fall
under one hundred thousand inhabitants,
the provisions of this act at the expira-
ton of ninety days from the final filing Of
| longer apply thereto.
Sec. Q. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after the first day of
Approved April o. 1895.
NO. 54-S. +. NO. COB.
1 A IN fo,
lation of bakeries and other establish
ments for the manufacture of bread and
other food products.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature of the
| State of Minnesota:
Section l: All buildings occupied for ba-
| kerles and confectionery establishments
shall be well drained. and all plumbing
therein shall be constructed in accordance
with we'll established sanitary principles
ana OF good workmanship. and the rooms
thereof used for the manufacture sale
or bread and other food products shall be
| light, dry ana airy. The room or rooms
used for the manufacture of bread and
other food products shall have floors and
side walls so constructed as to exclude
! rats, mice and other vermin, and said floor
and side walls shall at all times be free
| from moisture and kept in good state Of
repair. Said floor shall have a smooth sur
face and be fmpermeabe and may be con-
| Structed OF wood, cement, or of tile laid
in cement. But no floor shall be con-
| structed In any room used for the manu-
| t:'''''t"e o 'to..r or meal food products
where the floor of said room is more than
four feet below the level of the street.
sidewalk. or adjacent ground. The walls
and ceiling Of such rooms used for the
| manufacture of bread and other -four and
| meal food products shall be whitewashed
| at least as often as once in three months
and the floors, utensils and furniture of
such rooms as are used for the manufact-
| ur" STORM" or sale Of said food ,nrouuc,S
and the wagons used for the delivery Of
said products shall, at all times, be kept
| IN II f.in ian Nln fI,,.
niture and utensils of such rooms shall
also be SO arranged as that the same can
be easily and perfectly cleaned.
Sec. 2. No water closet, earth closet,
privy or ash pit shall be within or COM
municate directly with the bake room or
any other room used in the manufacture
of bread or other flour or meal food prod
ucts. The sleeping places for workmen EN-
poyed in bakeries shall be separate and
distinct from the places used in the manu-
facture Of bread and other food products.
While engaged in the manufacture Of
bread ono - ,'r IL" II ..i ,,ea, roc urrr-
ucts, the workmen in bakeries shall be fur.
nished by their employers with caps and
slippers or shoes and an external suit of
and these garments shall, at all times be
kept in a clean condition All bakeries
| shall he nrnvfued W1tn .hip'ie toi'"t
ties apart from the utensils used In the
preparation of food. to enable the work
men employed therein to keep their per,
SONS clean: SAID bakeries sualf also ne
| provided with 4 scnarat" dress,i" room 70
enable the workmen to change their clothes
| and keep the same in a proper condition
| -'c 3d.. I",s' - i,pSes..=t srt rms tcr nr
new bakery shall be established in room
the floor Of which is more than two feet
! 3'ne CIV. o: I've street sidewalk ~
adjacent ground and no bake shop shall
be reopened in such room where the same
has not been used for bakery purposes
for q period Of over six months.
Sec. M nersou shall work. he EN-
polyed In or about any bakery or other es