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


etEhtyeight 1881 Of the Gtnefai stan,tes q O.:
relating TO attorneys and canselors .z2i9's
p II enacted by the Legislature OF the Ssate of
I Section L. That section fourteen Of chepeer
Lightweight of the Genefal Statutes OF eighteen
hundred and seyenty-eisht qS7sl be and hereby ID
amended 30 as 10 read al fOllonv to wit:
..Sec. IA. When the attorney Of q party to any
action OF proceeding in court OF record In this
state dies. becomes insane or is Slslenied, the
attorney appears as the sole attorney, shall within
ten days after such disability appoint another at
b;r and forthwith notify the adverse party e
party fails within said time to appoint another
attorney, and at least twenty days before any
further proceedings be had against him, he shah
be required By notice in writing by such adverse
party to appoint another attorney; provided, IL
such party is non resident, such notice may be
action or proceeding is pending. - ~
s Sec 2. All acts and parts of acts inconsisteut
Sec. 8. This act shall take efecs and Be IN
Approved April 25 1895. r a5s
NO. s4l4.S F. NO.. b48
AN ACT to amend section thirty 800 Of chapter
one hundred and forry-tve' q45) of the General
Laws OF eighteen hundred aud eighty-five t1SS6),
entitled IAN act provide for the incorporation
OF villages and to define their duties and powers,
and to repeal certain laws in relation thereto.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State OF
X, Minnesota: =e. So -
Section 1. That section thirty (so) of chapter
one hundred and forty-fve Q45) Of the General
LAWS OF 1883 be amended SO to read fol-
lows:
Sec. 80 The village council may cause any
sGreeG or any part OF any street to be graded,
paved. macadamized or otherwise improved or any
sidewalks: or gutter to be built, upon petition
thereto. in writing signed by at least majority
OF all the owners of real estate bounding both sides
OF such street or part of street to be improved;
order any sidewalk or gutter on one ~ side Of a
street to be built, on the petition Of majority Of
4.
ter previoas built to be put in repairs. when nee
proving any street, or building or repairing any
sidewalk or gutter, the village council may levy
and cause to be collected upon the lots tracts or
improved, or on the side thereof where only such
sidewalk or gutter is to be built and upon
the owners thereof. tax sufficient to pay the
ordered opposite such property to the center Of
the street, Oh. such proportion thereof, not less
than onehalf ~, as they shall deem justly assess
whole ought not to be 80 assessed, in which case
the remainder shall be paid from the village treas
entire cost Of repairs in front Of the property 80
assessed. If any tax levied under this section
shall nroNe insufficient to pay the cost pronor-
council may levy an additional tax thereon TO
make good such deficiency
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved April Is, 1895. i,f 81.
..
AN ACT to amend chapter two hundred (200) Of
the Laws Of eighteen hundred and eighty-nine
1885, entitled IAN act giving liens for the bet
ter security of mechanics, material men, laborers
and Others
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of
Section 1. That section one u) of chapter two
hundred 600 of the General Laws of 1889 be
amended by adding thereto at the end thereof the
words: Such liens shall attach at the time of the
furnishing Of the first item Of such labor, skill,
material or machinery, and shall be preferred and
be prior to any mortgage or other incumbrance OF
which the henholder had no notice at the time of
furnishing such first item and which mortgage or
other incumbrance was unrecorded at the time such
Sec. 2. That section ten of said act be amend
ed by adding thereto at the end thereof the fol-
lowing words: EVERY lienholder who has OBJ
plaintiff defendant, shall be entitled to tax as
costs sum to be fixed by the court not to exceed
twenty-five l25) dollars where the amount recov-
not to exceed five (5) per cent Of the amount
cred when such amount is five hundred dollars or
over Such costs shall be inserted in the judg-
ment and made lien upon the property against
which recovery has been had with like effect as
the amount recovered r.s
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage.
Approved April 25, 1895.
y NO. 416-S. T. NO. 674
ulate elections" approved April p, 1893, and
relating to village elections.
be 1t enacted ny the Legislature OF the State OF
Section 1. That section hundred and nine
ty.nine u99) OF an act entitled An act to regu-
section ane hundred and ninety nine $3.50 Of chap
ter four a. OF the General Laws of eighteen hun
dred and ninety-three QS93) Of Minnesota, be and
lows:
Sec. 1919. This act shall apply to all general
and special elections in the State of Minnesota
cept township and village elections, and shall be
known as the general election law Of this state
provided, however, that sections seventy seven
90, seventy-eight as, seventy.nine 90, one
hundred eleven Q11) one hundred twelve Q12l
one hundred thirteen Q13), one hundred fourteen
Q14), one hundred fifteen Q15) and one hundred
cable, to all village elections in this state, wheth
er such villages be organized under general or a
special act of the legislature.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved April %, 1885,
NO. AIS. F. NO. 526. !.
AN ACT to amend section one ~ of chapter twen-
ty-four I'D, General Statutes eighteen hundred
and seyenty-eight us7s), relating to the "regula-
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of
Minnesota: 8
Section L. That section one of chapter twenty
four Of General Statutes 1873 be and the same is
hereby amended so as TO read as follows, to wit:
Section l. In oil trades professions, callilgs
and departments of labor and in all manufactures
workshops, mills and other places wherein persons
are employed to perform labor for hire or reward
in this state the time of labor for the persons
employed and performing labor shall not exceed
er or overseer, employer. clerk Or foreman who
shall compel any person shall permit any
child under the age of fourteen years, so en-
plcyed, to labor for any more than ten hours
in amy one day, where such owner, stock
holder or Overseer clerk foreman has CONTROL
such person 80 offending shall be liable to prose-
cution in the name OF the State Of Minnesota be-
fore any justice OF the peace of COURT Of ent
Jurisdiction OF the county wherein the same occurs
and ,if,ft shall
sum not less than ten nor more than one hundred
dollars provided, that the provisions Of this
ton shall not apply to agricultural iahorers and
engaged in the care of live Stock and, provided.
further that extra labor may be performed for
extra compensation except in the case of children
under fourteen years.
Sec. 3 That this act shall take effect and be In
force from and after er its passage.
Approved April %, 1885,
NO. HISS. F. NO. Cos. +.
AN ACT to amend section three (3) of chapter six
ty-four (6D of the General Statutes Of the State
OF Minnesota of eighteen hundred and seventy
eight us7s), in regard to the powers of the dis
trict court. r
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State Of
Section /. That section 3 of chapter g. of the
General Statutes of the State of Minnesota be and
lows:
Sec 8. The said courts in term time, and the
Judges thereof in vacation, have power to award
'ihoo6houO Iue FetuIudDle 70 Tue pTUHer
county, any and all wrts necessary for the abate-
ment of any nuisance, ~writs of injunction, d.
eat. and all other writs processes necessary ito
the perfect exercise of the powers with which they
are vested and the due administration Of justice'
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be Ia
force from and after its passage. @t1 tt
Approved April 25 1895. & Ia
NO. 419.-S. r. NO 621 r.
AN ACT to amend act entitled can act Ito
protect the owners Of bottles, boxes, syphoDs
tins, kegs, half barrels and barrels, cans ind
aerated waters PORTER, ale ginger ale. snail
beer, weiss beer, beer, white beer, malt extract
or other beverages, also milk, cream, ice cream
and BUTTER approved March 18th, 1885, THE
same being House File No. 3O6. s5