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

&tne enlargement or Improvement on those
i already III existence, for the several state
institutions, the same shall be approved
4 by and filed with those who under authority
4 OF the state have respectively the care,
/ state institutions, and except that the bonds
] so given to any mcOrDOrated city shall be
/ approved by the mayor of the city and
i filed with the contract in the Office of the
custodian of such contract.
1 Sec. 2. The sureties on such bond shall
4 take and subscribe an oath that he is a
resident OF the State OF Minnesota e and \,
4 ated in said state and not exempt by law
| from sale on execution, of the value and
worth over and above all membranes
justify in said bond. More than two sure
ties may be accepted Oh such bond and
they may Justify IN separate and different
! sums less than the sum specified i'll such
| bond; provided, that the aggregate of their
1 Justification shall be equal to sureties,
i each jusBifying in a sum equal to the
| such contract, no modification of the struc-
| ture or work covered thereby and no extern
sion of the time within which to complete
| such contract shall have the effect to re-
| lease the sureties on said bond.
| Sec. 3. Any company organized under
chapter one hundred and seven (10D Of the
| General Laws of Minnesota for ~1SS3. en-
| titled can act to authorize the organization
and Incorporation of annuity, safe deposit
and trust companies as amended, and
| any company referred to and complying
| WIFI Gue PROVISIONS OF CQapLer * Ol Jue
General Laws of 1893 entitled IAN act
relative to recognizances, stipulatfons,
bonds, obligations and undertakings and to
allow corporations to be accepted as surety
| thereon" approved April 10, 1893, il salts
! factory to the ,obligee therein may become
sole surety under any bond required by this
| act, and in such case 50 much of the pro-
| visions of this act as requires two or more
! good and sufficient sureties shall he cOnsid-
| cred to be fully satisfied by the execution
| OF any such bond by such corporation,
! and none of the provisions of this act re-
| lating to sureties Or approvals shall be
! required.
} sec. T. Whoever shall perform or cause
| to be performed any work or labor or
! or material, including any work labor,
skill! or material necessary in. the. reDair
! OF any tool or machine and including the
use OF any tool or machine or material fur
| nished particularly for such contract and
| used therefor in the execution Of such con-
| tract at the request OF the contractor, his
assigns, or at the request of any sub-con-
| tractor, his heirs, agents, administrators,
e executors or Or assigns, or at the re re-
bond, in case such obligee shall have
| determined such contract, and shall
have completed the same at the cost
| Oh. the contractors shall be considered a
party in interest in said bond, and may
bring an action thereon for the reasonable
value or agreed price as the case may be,
OF the work or labor performed or skill!
or material or tool or machine furnished
IN the performance of such contract, such
action may be brought by any party
authorized as hereinbefore set forth to
begin the same, whenever his claims are
| not paid as the same become due. At the
time of bringing such suit the plaintiff
therein shall notify the obligee named in
said bond, letting such contract, that said
| suit has been commenced, specifying the
! names of the parties to said suit, the bond
upon which the said suit is brought and
the amount and nature of plaintiffs claim
nd indie nnt shoI no
action until thirty days after said notice
has been given. ANY party having a cause
of action on such bond may on petition be
made q party to any action which may be
brought thereon and in said action the
court shall adjudicate and determine the
right OF all parties to said action and if
not be sufficient to discharge all such
claims in full. the amount realized shall
be distributed pro rata, in discharge of
the claims of the parties in said action,
shall also be considered a party in interest
and may bring an action thereon whenever
right Of action thereon in favor of such
Obllgee shall have accrued.
Sec. 5. The obligee named in any such
bond. whenever in its Judgment one or
| more of the sureties on such bond have
become insolvent or for any cause are no
longer proper and sufficient sureties, may
require the contractor to furnish new
or additional bond within ten days after
notice to that effect: and thereupon, If SO
contract shall cease, or until such new or
additional bond shall be furnished as re-
CURED. and If a new or additional bond
shall mot be so furnished as and within
| the time above required, then said obligee
may at it's option Determine such contract
| and complete the same as the agent and
at the expense of such contractor and bond
men, .- .,.l....
See g. No action shall be maintained
on any such bond unless the same shall
be commenced within one year after the
cause Of action .accrueS.
Sec. T. All acts and parts OF acts, .Wheth-
er general or special, inconsistent with the
provisions of this act are hereby repealed.
sec. s. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after it's passage.
Approved April 2l. 1895. ,.-~
NO. 2S.-S. F. NO. 1.
AN ACT to amend chapter. seventy -four
90 of the General Laws Of one Thousand
eight hundred and eighty-three dSS3) en-,
titled the Military, Code and the several
acts amendatory thereof - +,o
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the
State of minnesota: -,-,.
Section L. That section one n) of article
one a. of the General Laws of one thou
entitled the Military Code, be amended by
adding to said section one a. the following
words, namely: Each regiment :, Of 2o in
Of into two 70 battaIons rof four D or
Sec: 2. That section two ~ of article
one az of said code be amended by chang
ing the words 'one a. major" to be 1.-TWO
2) majors" and by striking out the words
two e, general Guides, after the words
1.-TWO ~ color Sergea ntS'
Sec. 3. That section six 90 of article
two ~ of said code be amended so as to
read as follows, namely: Every person
shall be mustered into the service of the
state for the term of three g. years. and
may be at the expiration of his term of
service re-enlisted for such additional teIms
officer may elect
Sec. 4. That section one % of article
four (49 OF said code be amended so as to
read as follows, namely: Section one o..
'.There shall be an annual INSPECTION OF
the National Guard by. the, United States
National Guard, which inspection shall be
at such time and place as may be directed
by the commander-in-chief. In the alb
shall be made by some officer of the Ma
tional Guard designated by the commander
in Chief
Sec. s. That section two t2) of article
four (D of said code be amended by strik-
ing out the words 1'Upton's Tactics and
inserting in lieu thereof the words 'The
Drill Regulations of the United States
See. g. That section three (3) Of article
four "a of said code be amended by chang,
ing the words inspector general to sin
speeding officer"
Sec Z That section one ~ of article
five 90 Of said code be amended by strik-
Ing out the words SAID allowance TOT
! horses however, shall not exceed the adj
ditional SUM of three hundred (380) dollars
per amman for the battery aforesaid and
inserting in lieu thereof the following
words. namely: ..Said allowance for horses,
however. shall not exceed the additional
sum of four hundred and fifty $50 dollars
Per -annum for the battery aforesaid
See. s. That article rhine (9J Of said mill
ta1y code be amended so as to read as
follows, namely: Section 1. The corn-
mander-in-ehief shall appoint board of
five t5) officers who shah examine into and
report the most suitable service uniform
for the National Guard, and the uniform SO
reDOrt2d SHALL when anDsaynd nv the