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

Assistant
i All bills for censI1s nr,nt;nc sha,l he
| print; - LIZ =, same manner as regular state
fR ,,.l1 bills are now paid but out OF the
Sec. dRpr9 }Eha ted for :, census work;
sus Is hereby authorized 10 make sIlch ar.
tai ssnenLs with the custodian Of the CAPT.
cham aI .n 81 use Of the senate and house
! state capitol building as NAV he naces-
any an conducting Che wors o. faA1ua
make eo enipah Ing the census, and he SHAH
!, a al ana preservation Of ali imporfant cen.
n nro scnedules and documents, during the
sus . aSa u taking and publishing said cen
the state ne 20 s shali cause to be preserved in
s,,s s.dae capltol building all original cen
Sas scnedules and documents after same
session. Deea en- printed and the thirtieth {sUth)
snoh 5;s u Ine state legislature shall make
see fit. o'e as A. el1ai'
The superintendent Of census shall pre-
e e;stie invl9laIe and intact all census sta.
o,stics, ana snail not allow such statistics
OF any portion of the same to be made
pubic until same are printed under the
provisions Of this act -
fly 1aoa ao snall any attaches or employees in
me census bureau divulge or make public
s ~ any person or persons any of the census
Any violation Of the provisions of this
section shall be punished by a fine no,
exceeding TWO hundred and fifty esq dol
iars or Imprisonment in the county jail fol-
!pefloa OF not more than ninety 800 days
l
OF the census shall be completed not later
IMAM the first QsD day Of January, eight
cen nundred and ninety-six Qs96), and the
superintendent of census shall cause to be
published ten thousand 100000 copies OF
SAD census, and shall have one copy sent
! 70 every board of trade, chamber OF com,
| merce ana business or mercantile union ~
association in this state; one copy to each
county auditor and clerk of every city,
| Town Town or village council and town clerk in
n onis state, and one copy to each and every
q tn calt I iIsIr ot,a fkNyNx
~ t tile newspaper and periodical published
IN IN TINS state; one copy to each state insti-
nanoh,n and shall mail one copy to each
member me- Of the present Legislature and all
state s9 officials. and shall also retain in his
0nlce copy for each member of the legis-
Iature which shall convene in eighteen
| hundred and ninety-seven $500.
! All remaining copies shall be retained in
lne ol1ce OF the secretary Of state and cir
culated as ne , may deem most satisfactory
oo Sec. i II. The secretary of state shall
the next legislature which shall show the
number of legal voters, by senatorial dis
trlcts, residing In this state at the time
the census was taken, and shall incorporate
in his report such other information as
he. may deem advisable, and he shall re;
ceive as compensation for his services
| under the provisions of this set the sum
| Of five hundred 600 dollars.
| Sec. 20. ALI bills and expenses incurred
In the taking of the fourth decennial cen
sus OF this state, shall be .vouchered and
|
sent to the state auditor, who shall issue
the proper warrant on the state treasurer
Tor the :, AMOUNT Of the said voucher ~
sand l45,OoU dollars is hereby fixed ano
| limited as maximum cost Of the census
herein provided for, and it shall not be
! lawful for the superintendent of census
to incur any expense obligation what
| ever III respect to said census i'll excess OF
that sum, and said sum is hereby appro
prlated out of any money in the treasury "a; llo
diately available and continually available
| until the completion of this census. Pro
| vided, that the superintendent of census
| help as is necessary and that their salaries
shall be paid out of the foregoing appro
priation:
sus is hereby authorized whenever he may
| think proper, to call upon any other de-
| partment or office of the state government
or any municipal government for informa
| ton pertinent to the enumeration herein
| required.
Sec. %. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after it's passage.
Approved April o. 1895.
| NO. 13.-H T. NO. 3S3.
AN ACT to amend chapter twenty-five (22)
of the General Laws of one thousand
eight hundred and eighty-nine QSS9), re;
lating to the sale and lease of mineral
and other lands belonging to the State OF
! Minnesota.
| State Of minnesota
Section 1. That chapter twenty-five OF
| of the General Laws Of one thousand eigh
hundred and eighty-nine be, and the same
| wit:
Section /. The commissioner Of the land
authorized to execute leases and contracts
for the mining and shipping of iron ore
| from any state lands now belonging ito the
state, or from any lands to which the state
may hereafter acquire title, subject to the
| conditions hereinafter provided
Sec. =. The application for a mineral
| lease, as herein provided, shall be in such
form as the state land commissioner may
prescribe. 1t shall correctly describe the
land desired. to be leased, and shall con-
sist Of contiguous descriptions, which, in
| the aggregate, shall not exceed one hun
dred and sixty, Q69 acres in any one lease
unless some of the descriptions shall be
acreage may exceed the number above
mentioned. Before any lease shall be
granted the applicant shall pay to the
| state treasurer the sum Of twenty five dol
lars CS23), and in case two or more persons
| Shall apply for a mineral lease at the same
| time, then the one who will pay the largest
receive the, lease first provided for in this
act Provided, further, that in case an!
person or persons, whether as owners
lessees or Otherwise. shall haye sunk. OF
other mineral developments, to the amoun
Of not less than i've thousand dollar:
| EpO,OOO) Ill SOOu 1a1Tn unuor Cle DreSunEllOl
that the lands belonged to them, or tina
they had full legal right to operate Thereon
for iron ore or other minerals, which shall
be ascertained to be upon lands belonging
Of this act, such persons shall have first
| or prior claim, on the terms above pro
vided,, to such Developments and to re e.:
sonable area or land to embrace and in
clude such improvements. The holder or q
mineral lease, secured as above provided
shall have the right to prospect Tor iron ore
| date Of the lease up to the first Qst! OF the
following August at which time said right
shall terminate. Provided, that no, iron ore
shall be removed therefrom until a con
| tract, as hereinafter provided, shall have
been executed. Provided. further. thai
any person, persons or corporation hereto
fore holding a lease under the provisions
of sections one d) and two (2) Of chaDte,
twenty-five (22 Of the General Laws OF
Minnesota for the year one o nen thousand eigh1
belonging to the state who. before the ex
piration of the term of such lease, shall
| have applied to the commissioner of the
/ after or in said chapter provided, or who
I may hereafter and during the continuance
Of said original lease make such applica:
ton, and who, prior to the expiration OF
| such original lease shall have made pay.
ment: OF if the same has not yet expired
shall hereafter and before such expiration
| to said land commissioners. shall have a
| prior right TO demand and receive from said
Commissioners the contract hereinafter pro
land commissioner. and he is hereby di
rected to execute and deliver such contract
to said person, persons or corporation on
| demand.
Sec. 8. At any time prior to the expira
ton of said lease the lease holder, or any
| assignee thereof, shall have the right tc
obtain from the said commissioner of tbs
! state land Office a contract, which shall
/ bind the State of Minnesota, as the party
/ of the first part, and the person. persons
or corporation to whom said contract shall
| issue, as the party Of the second part, II
a mutual observance of the obligations and
conditions as specified therein.
In case of an assignment of the contract