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

purchase, glft, grant, devise and beQueSI
the same to hold, sell, convey, assign. loan,
lease or otherwise use for the purposes
named In Its articles, and for such time
any grantor or testator who may make
gift, devise or beQuest to such corporation,
to be administered and used to furnish
relief and charity for the worthy poor who
designated by such donor or testatOr, and
such corporation shall have no power to
divert any gift, grant or bequest from the
specific uses and purposes designated by
Sec. 4. No corporation organized under
this act shall have any capital stock, and
any court of equity in this state, on its
may have and exercise visitoriql powers
over the officers and affairs Of any cor
poration organized under this act.
Sec. s. This act shall take effect and be
Approved April II, 1906
NO. Sos. f. NO. 4T5.
AN ACT authorizing the board of county
commissioners in certain cases to appoint
supervisor Of assessments, and to define
his duties.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
Section 1. The board of county commits
sionera OF any county in TINS state, not
havfn" county assessor. when thew Shall
deem 1t for the best interest Of their coun-
Of their county to act as a supervisor of
assessments therein.
Sec. 2. Such person SO appointed shall,
hefore entering. upon the du.les OF the Of
fee Of supervisor of assessments, which
office is hereby created, take and subscribe
an oath of office such as is now required
to be taken by county officer, and if re-
quired to do so give bond running to the
board of county commissioners in such sum
as they shall direct for the faithful and
impartial discharge of the duties of his
Office.
g. Such supervisor of assessments
shall have a general supervision of assess
ments made in the county, such as the
board of county commissioners shall direct.
~ sr:'i' n"rsonai'v evamine such tracts of
real estate situated in the county, as he
may be directed to by the board Of county
commissioners, and give an accurate topO-
graphical description of each government
SUBDIVISION that ne shall examine. ii" shH'i
also estimate and set down in connection
amined by him, what he believes at tho
tnn" 10 be It's true value Ill nluuty.
Sec. 4. On the completion of all or por-
ton of said work as he may be required
to do by the board of county commission
{ = Nc Sil;'4. SD init a N'rliJen report 10
them of what he has done under their
direction; which report the board of county
commissioners shall carefully examine, and
ii they believe it is substantially correct,
they shall cause it to be entered in their
record book. make an order approving the
same; and which report shall be fled by
the county auditor and remain i'll his of
fee. The list OF lands so made AID filed
in the county auditors office shall be used
as a guide and basis for making further
assessments upon such lands as are con-
tanned therein, aud the value to the lands
described therein as fixed by the super
visor of assessments shall be taken by the
town aSsessors 10 pe the true value of all
such lands as they do not personally ex-
anime. The county board Of equalization
shall consult such report and estimate of
the supervisor Of assessments when eqlal-
izing the real estate assessment of the
county.
Sec. s. If deemed necessary to complete
the examination Of the lands directed to
be made by the supervisor of assessments
in due time he may employ one or more
assistants who shall be acceptable to the
board of county commissioners. ,.
Sec. 6. The board Of county commission
ers when from any cause they believe any
lands have become more or less valuable
since they were examined by the supervisor
of assessments may order him to re-eXam-
inc such lands and make a report to them
of his doings with regard to them as pro-
yided in this act making the first eXamiua-
ton. And the action taken by the county
auditor, county commissioners aud town
have been re-eNamined, shall be the same
as IS required to be taken after his original
examination.
:, :. ne supervisor of assessments
shall perform any service appertaiiiug to
assessment of the property of the county
that ti.ee board of county commissioners
may deem necessary to Lc dole. And for
an! OF ms or MS assistants services done
under their direction they shall pay him
and them such compensation ont OF the
general revenue fund of. the county as they
shall deem just, and they may annul his
or laer appointment at pleasure.
Sec. 8. All acts and parts of acts incon-
sistent with his act are hereby repealed.
Sec. \ This act shall take effect and be
In force from and after its passage.
Approved April 70, 1898.
NO. 9O-S. f. NO. 476
AN ACT to provide for elementary normal
instruction in state high schools and to
appropriate money for the same.
State of Minnesota:
Section 1. That for the purpose of pro-
viding elementary normal instruction in the
state high schools of Minnesota the sum
portion thereof as may be needed shall be
and is hereby annually appropriated out
of any money in the treasury not otherwise
appropriated. beginning win the hsc.'. yea. I
one thousand eight hundred and ninety
five QS95), to be paid as hereinafter pro-
vided.
Sec. g That whenever the board Of edu-
eaton in city or S qSerd the stse
high school, having a four..year course,
and classes doing work in each Of the four
grades therein. snail provide III Ine senior
year Of their course for a review of the
common school branches, geography, arith-
metic, English grammar, United States his
tory, and for instruction as to the best
methods of teaching the said branches;
and when the said board Of education shall
have notified the state high school board
that the provisions Of this statute shall
have been fully complied with, it shall be
1oe durY OF me s;l, state high school
board to have the said school examined by
ha tat ph inSnprt0r.
said examination it shall appear that the
local school board having charge of the
high school SO examined, has fully com
piled with the provisions of this statute,
the state high school board shall thereupon
certify the facts to the state auditor; and
the state auditor shall at the end of the
school year 1896, and upon the close of
each succeeding school year, so long as the
scribed shall continue to be given in accord
ance with the provisions herein set forth,
issue his warrant upon the state treasurer
in favor of the board Of education having
charge of the schools in which the above
described work is done. Provided, however,
! ia, sta llit.u scnOoi nOaru snail GER
tify each and every. year. to the work Of
each high school applying for aid under this
statute before the state auditors warrant
shall issue upon the state treasurer
Sec 3. No pupil shall be admitted to the
state high school training classes provided
for in the second section Of this statute
who has not completed and passed the ex-
animation of the state high school board
in the following branches: English COM
position, civil government, physiology, ele-
mentary algebra, plain and solid geometry,
three years. work in Latin language, or in
the modern languages, Or in lieu of the
three years work in Latin or the modern
languages, one years work in natural phil
osoUny, one years work in general his
tory, one-half years work in botany and
one-half years work in physical geography
or chemistry.
Sec 4. That the state auditors warrant
of education until the end Of each school
year, and only upon the certificate Of the
state high school board mentioned in sec
ton of this statute, accompanied by the
certificate of the superintendent or prin-
cipal of the school applying for aid under
His statute to the erect that the teach