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

II ten 90 days, thereafter, me or cause to.
De MED With the register OF deeds OF the
. county where said lands are situate notice
describing with reasonable certainty and
accuracy the lands and prODerty, to be taken
or aneeted by such condemnation proceed
lngs, and for what purpose or enterprise
said lands are to be taken. In case said
enterprise and said inflammation proceed
lngs shall be abandoned, 1t shall be the
duty OF such corporation within ten DO,
DAYS thereafter to file or cause to be fled
with the register Of deeds q notice to that
the 20 reessed and
abandoned.
Sec. 3. No informality IN the notice pro-
Vlded for by this act, or error or mac
curacy therein IN the description Of the
said lands to be taken or affected. or of
the course of said Improvement, shall in any
way affect the validity of any of the con-
demnatlon proceedings.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be
IN force from and after-its passage.
approved April IL, 1850. .4E& -
NO IFS. F. NO. 100
AN ACT regulating the operation Of trac-
ton engines in this state.
be 1t enacted by the Legislature OF the
State Of Minnesota:
, Section l. 1t is hereby declared to be I'M
laWrul for any engineer. owner, manager,
fireman or other persons having charge or
control OF any traction engine within this
STATE to cause or permit the whistle of
SAID engine to be blown at any time in
alge or township within the state within
| way.
Sec. 2. It is hereby made the duty Of
| owner or any other person In charge or
control Of any traction engine when said
engine Serd is being propelled or moved along
SOP tlie same least one hundred feet
Defore meeting any horse or team or teams
OF horses that may be travelling upon such
Oh yVnU rrnv inc c,,chE fcyc
team of horses are in sight from the po-
sltlon OF such engine, and provided it be
not on side hill where such stopYage
might expose the tlues of such engine and
cause an explosion, and not to start the
same after so stopping until such horses
! or team or teams of horses shall have
| passed the said engine
sec ). In case any bridge or cuIvert
along any highway or street within the
state snail be broken or destroyed by the
! same, whether the same be operated by
the owner, engineer, manager, fireman or
! any other person who is requested or per-
United by the owner thereof to have charge
or control of the movement Of the same
ana shall have neglected to furnish planks
70 protect The said bridge or culvert, one
| half of the expense Of replacing or repair
ing SAID Drluge or culvert shall be borne by
tHe owner OF SAID engine; provided, that the
sald expense shall not exceed the sum of
nIty dollars, and the same may be recov-
ered In civil action brought against said
| owner by the proper authorities of the city,
village or township in which said bridge OF
culvsrt is situated. in the name of such
| city, village or township.
| section l. ANY person wilfully violating
| any OF the provisions of sections one a
or two 2) OF this act shall be guilty Of a
mls5nlemeanor. and upon conviction thereof
shall be punished by fine not exceeding
sloO or Imprisonment in the county jail
Tor period not exceeding ninety days.
Sec. .. This act shall take effect and be
In force from and after its passage
approved April Is, 1885.
NO. HIS. +. NO. 227.
| AN ACT relating to Young Mems Christian
| Associations, and to provide for the con-
Citations.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
| State Of Minnesota:
Section l.. Any Young Mems Christian
ASSOCIATION heretofore or hereafter organ
sofa, may create board of trustees OF
| such association to control the real prop
cry cry OF such association and such other
by the board Of directors or managers Of
said association, together with all property
granted, devised se or bequeathed. to sucn
it be controlled by such board of trustees.
Sec. q. Such board Of trustees shall be
composed OF not less than four az trustees
and the president of the association, who
snail be ex-ofhclo a member of such board.
| Each member of the board of trustees shall
be a member in good standing Of one OF
Evangelical churches, but neither major
! ity nor more than three 81 of such mem
bers, exclusive of the president Of the
association, shall be members of any one
church denominat ton.
Sec: 3. The first board Of trustees of any
ASSOCIATION desiring to avail itself of the
provisions OF this act, shall be elected at
any regular meeting of such association by
majority vote of the members of such
association entitled to vote at regular
meetings me- n thereof and voting at such meet
ing. The several trustees shall hold office
for such term Gof years as may be pre-
scrlbed by the constitution or bylaws OF
the association. and when a vancancv oc-
ours in such board of trustees by eXpira-
tlon OF term or otherwise, the same shall
be filed by majority vote Of the remain
ing trustees from nominations to be made
by the board Of directors or managers OF
the association.
Sec. 4 The real property of any asso-
citation availing itself Of the provisions of
this act and such other property of such
association as it's board OF directors or
managers may designate, shall be con
trolled by the board Of trustees of sala
granted, bequeathed or devised to such as
ISOLATION with the specific provision that
such property be SO controlled; and no
real property belonging to such association
shall be conveyed, disposed of or mort
gagged without the consent of said board
Of trustees, nor shall such real property be
| association unless such debt or obligation
shall have been contracted with the ap-
| prevail Of the board Of trustees. All prop
ertv of the association under the control
from the same. shall be devoted to the
| purposes of the association and for no
other purpose, and so long as the directors
or managers Of the association shall so
expend the same. such income shall be
paid over to the treasurer of the said board
| of directors or managers.
| See ). This act shall take effect and be
| in force from and after its passage.
| Approved March u, 1885.
! NO. 11S-S. T.. NO. 279.
! AN ACT authorizing corporations. associa-
| lions and societies organized or doing
business under the cooperative or assess
nlent life, endowment and casualty III
| surance plan, or either or any Of them
whether under the provisions of chapter
1S+ OF the General Laws OF the State Of
Minnesota for the year 1885, or otherwise,
| to amend their articles of association,
| and to iegalize the incorporation or rein
| corporation of any such corporation as
| ISOLATION or society, or any thereof. and
| to legalize any amendments heretofore
made or attempted to be made. by any
| such organization.
| Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
| State of Minnesota:
Section, l. That corporations, associa-
| tons and societies, or any Of the same,
81! heretofore OR hereinafter Incorporated, or
! reincorporated or doing business under the
! provisions of chapter hundred and
eighty-four Of the General Laws of Mime
sofa for the year one thousand eight hun
| dred and eighty-fve otherwise, shall
| have power and authority to amend at any
| time their articles Of incorporation or as
! ISOLATION. or reincorporation. in the man
ner provided in their articles of incorpora-
| ton or association. and said amendments
shall become binding and valid as a part
of the articles OF Incorporation or associa-
ton. so attempted to be amended, from the
| time that the same, or copy thereof are
filed with the insurance commissioner of
| the State of Minnesota
Sec: 2. That whenever any corporation,
! association or society having incOrpora ted.
! or reincOrpCrated or ATTEMPTED to incor-