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

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Be + enacted ss by the Lsxis,ature rof.
section That ali moneys remaining
1nexpended out Of the appropriation nude
DZ chapter 225 Of the General, Laws Of
' lasS to appropriat tie money for seed grain
lost their crops In the season or 1892 is
hereby set apart and made available Tor
Inc purchase OF seed grain for those whose
by drought. hail or other storms in the sea-
Sec. 2. Any person desiring to avail him
self OF the benefits Of this act shall make
oath, stating the number OF acres of grain
ne had in crop in the season of 1894, and
tne e, number OF acres destroyed by drought
nail OF other storm. the number OF acres
intends to SOW to crops In the season of
1880, and the number Of bushels necessary
TO seed the same, which application he
81 snall LIZ ME with the auditor Of the county
IN which he resides. 1t shall be the duty
OF the county auditor to file all such APP
piications, and on or before March 18th he
t snan glye public notice by publication in
two weeks before the date Of meeting, that
the county commissioners of said county
Will meet at his Office at a date to be
named In said notice. for the purpose of
received on OF before the date OF such
meeting. The board Of county commits
sioners shall meet at the date SO fixed by
the auditor and consider all such applica-
tons, and make all necessary inquiries
into the circumstances of each applicant,
to ascertain that his case comes within the
intent of this act and thereulon shall by
allowed to each applicant for the purchase
OF seed grain; and the said county auditor
shall forthwith transmit certified copy
OF said resolution to the state auditor who
IN SlA l~sr
that no applicant who owns in his own
right 80 acres of land which is unencunl-
bered shall be entitled to the benefits of
Sec. 8. The state auditor shall on the
25th day of March, 1895, consider all of
the applications SO certified to him as
aforesaid, and shall thereupon distribute
between the several counties whose audit
ors have certified said applications. as
equitably as may be, but no county shall
be awarded a greater sum than is shown to
have been so applied for. Upon such de-
termination by the state auditor he shall
Immediately certify and transmit to the
several county auditors the amount allowed
TO his respective county, and In case the
amount so allowed is less than the amount
SO asked, the county auditor shall imme-
diately set apart to each applicant such
propOrtionate amount Of his application as
the amount demanded by him bears to
the whole amount so allowed.
Sec. 4. 1t shall be the duty of the county
auditor to keep correct account of the
applications and the amount allowed to
and correct description of the land upon
which the crops are to be raised from the
seed SO provided for He shall also require
sep TO Th9 such Is
embody an agreement on the part of the
borrower that he valves the benefit of
any and al exemptions as to the tax to
that the county shall have q lion on
the crop to be raised upon the land for
which said seed grain is provided and the
whole thereof, to the extent of the amount
OF said loan. and interest thereon at the
rate of four per cent per annum, which
lien shall take precedence of all other liens
or claims upon said crop. That said loan
shall be repaid on or before November 10TH
1895. to the treasurer of the county in
which said land is situated, and said treas
urer shall keep separate account of all
moneys so collected under this act and shall
transmit the same to the state treasurer
the same as state taxes are paid.
Any person availing himself Of the bene-
fits of this act who shall sell or otherwise
dispose of any portion of the grain threshed
the county treasury as above provided the
amount of said loan out of the first moneys
received from the sale of any part of said
grain, shall be deemed guilty of mis-
be imprisoned in the county Jail not to
exceed one year. ..'...
Sec. S. In case of the loss or failure of
any such crop upon which a lien is SO
grain loan, or If the same for any reason
remains unpaid, the amount so loaned shall
be levied as a personal tax. in the next
assessment of taxes after November 18th.
1895, by the auditor, and may be collected
as other personal taxes are collected except
that there shall be no exemption there
from as above provided, and when collected
shall be transmitted by, the county treas
n yyft <nt1 HOY
state taxes, separate account thereof
having been kept and rendered. with the
remittance. "
Sec. 6. In case the amount or any part
of the amount SO furnished to any county
remains unpaid after the expiration of two
years, such amount shall be ascertained
by the board Of county commissioners and
an order issued therefor payable to the
state treasurer out Of the general revenue
fund of said county. 30
Sec. Z. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after it's passage.
Approved March 8, 1895.
.- NO. 59.-H +. NO. 673
AN ACT providing that any township COM
posed OF territory co-eXtensive and iden-
teal with the territory composing any,
village may be dissolved.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section l. Any township in this state
composed of territory cO-eXtensive and
identical with the territory composing any
village may be dissolved by a majority
vote of the legal voters residing in the
lage, cast at any election held to determine
such question, as hereinafter provided.
Sec. 2 The legal voters residing in such
territory shall vote upon and determine
be dissolved. and it shall be the duty of
the recorder of any such village, upon re-
voters Of such township and village, to
question Of dissoving such township will be
submitted to the legal voters thereof at
the next ensuing annual village election;
Five copies of such notice shall be posted
and copy of such notice shall also be
served upon the town clerk Of such town
ship at least ten days before such election.
Proof of the posting and service OF such
notices may be made by the affidavit OF
the person or persons posting and serving
the same and shall be filed in the office
Of the recorder of such village, and shall
be prima facia evidence Of the fact OF
such posting and serving of such notices.
The question shall be determined by ballots
containing the words Sin favor of disso-
luton or against dissolution" as the case
may be. The votes upon such question
shall be taken, canvaSSed, returned ana
announced in the same manner prescribed
by law for taking, canvassing and an
nouncing the votes for the election of VIII
lage officers. .a,
Sec. D. a special village election may We
held for the purpose Of submitting such
question to the legal voters of such terri
tory. Whenever petition requesting such
special election for such purpose shall be
filed in the office of the recorder of any
such village. signed by at least TWENTY-FIVE
per cent of the legal voters residing in
such territory as shown by the vote cast
at the last annual village election proceed
ing the filing of such petition, such recorder
shall thereupon call a special election OF
the legal voters of such territory and shall
post and serve notices thereof in like NAH
ner as provided in section 2. Such special
election shall be held not more than thirty
800 days nor less than twenty (2Ol days
from the time of posting and serving
such notices, and such election shall be
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