New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-05-22
Q. no. 421. IS. E. no. 737

.a,,,,, F. NO. 7s7. 8 s.
~ =, congress relative 70 deep
Nnefeas, the growth and DEVELOPMENT OF the en-
glise NofInWesf, and especially this state, is de-
Rt cneap transportation to and from the
Whereas. We firmly believe that the natural
waterways which extend from our state to the
arhets OF the world by the lake route to the East
when property improved, the cost OF tansportation
would be so greatly reduced as to enable our pao
their labors; anu N'-'' i.S
Whereas. the appropriations heretofore made by
suSIess ioe the improvement of rivers and
narDofs. as we'll as the canals which connect M
with the markets. have resulted in the constant
decrease In the expenses of transportation ,intil
the bulk OF all our products now find their wav &,
market by water at less rates than would be nss;
pie to expect on railways without water competi
Whereas, we further believe that nv ,or. ,;b-
eral allowance to enable the engineers of the
United States to carry out their well devised plans
as contained in their several renorts viii still
frther reduce the cost of transportation on all thai
we send out Or bring in; therefore, be it
Resolved by the Legislature of the State of Min
nesota, mat. IN the name OF the people Of the
State of Minnesota, we do most earnestly ineno-
rialize and petition the congress of the United
States to make liberal approximations for the car
rying on OF these much-needed works. and provide
Tor pushing the work now in hand to enable
the engineers to complete them within the shortest
time possible, and thus afford to this people mini
mum rates of transportation that our senators and
representatlyes be requested to use all possible
effort to secure liberal appropriations for said
work to the end that the contemplated deep water
ways to our Eastern seaboard may be completed
with as little delay possible; that copy Of this
resolution be forwarded to each our senators and
members Of the house of representatives.
Approved April rs. 1885.
NO. 422-H. F. NO. S76
AN ACT to appropriate money for the general ex.
OF the state government and for other
Be it enacted by the Legislature of tho State Of
Minnesota:
Section 1. That the following sums Of money
or 80 much thereof may be necessary, are here
by appropriated frof any moneys in the state
treasury not otherwise appropriated, for the fiscal
dred and ninctysix (1S96).
First-For expenses examining, appraisng and
timber, detecting trespas upon and caring for the
public lands belonging to the state for inspecting
the output Of lion ore and other minerals on state
lands ami for expenses incurred in prosecution for
reSpasS upon the public lands of the state fifteen
thousand dollars t$15, 0OO.Ot
Secoi..-For fees Of registers and receivers Of
the United States land offices in making abstracts
of final entries OF public lands for taxation as
provided by section one hundred and eighteen u1S)
6 $5o nc co. General Tax Law five hundred dollars
TLird-t'or payment of fees of referees of dis
trict courts provided by chapter ffty-tiy 500
OF the General Laws Of eighteen hundred and
eightyfve 1SS5,. thousand dollars Isl, 600 CO.,
Eourth-For the payment of costs in suits insti-
tuted by the attorney general on behalf of the
state. and fer costs incurred by him in suits in
stituted against the state. five hundred dollars
Flfth--For the payment of expenses of requisltion
of fugitiyes from justice, and rewards for detecting
criminals, one thousand dollars tS10OO.0O).
SiXth-FOr the payment of rewards Tor arrests
and conviction Of horse thieves, two thousand dol
lars 100000.
Seventh-For expenses of sheritfs conveying prs-
oners to state prison and reformatory, six thousand
five hundred dollars ($6,5O0. 0O}.
Eighth-For payment of express and exchange
on rcnttances of county treaslrers state treas
urer and expenses collecting bonds and COUPONS
one thousand dollars ($1000O0).
Ninth.For mileage and per diem Of the state
board of equalization, twenty five hundred dollars
(S2,500OO.
Tentl,-For payment of bounty for killing wolves,
seven GAO OF General Laws of eighteen hundred
a and mi nnety-three $685. ten thousand dollars
Eleventh-For allowance for extra land clerks in
state auditors office additional, twenty-sevcn hun
dred dollars ($2 100000.
Twelfth-For allowance for extra auditors clerks
In the state auditors office, additional one thou
sand dollars lS1,OOO.O0).
1Iireenth-For additional clerk hire in the office
of the state treasurer for the fiscal year ending
July thirty-tirst (3D, eighteen hundred and ninety
five lS95l, and annually thereafter, nine hundred
dollars ($90O.OO).
Fourteentll-For salary of state librarians as
sstant appointed under chapter twelve (12 Cen
eral Laws Of eighteen hundred and ninety three
QS93), nine hundred dollars ($90OOO).
Fifteentt-FOr extra jantors of the state capitol,
additional; thirteen hundred dollars 81. 100000
three thousand dollars ($3 100000.
seventecnth-For fuel and lights, water, ice.
ETC. for Tie state capitol four thousand eight
Elghteenth-For rent of telephone instruments,
two hundred dollars $4,000
NlDeteenth-E'or the expenses Of the horticultural
society for the fiscal year ending July thirty frst
(31, eighteen hundred and ninety-s1 Qs96), and
annually thereafter. in addition to the annual ap
preparation Of one thousand 100000, dollars al
ready made, which Is hereby confirmed and re-
enacted. five hundred dollars ts5OO.OO).
Twentietll-For additional salary for the engineer
n al NV nj
nine (99l, General Laws of eighteen hundred and
ninety-tree 1888, three hundred dollars $500 OO,.
Twenty brst-FOr the Minnesota Forestry Asso-
citation, to be expended by said association for
the promotion and encoura cement of raising forest
trees on tue open prairie, for the free distribution
of forest seeds and plants to such citizens of the
state as will follow it's Instructions, and in the
preparation of new editions of the Forest Tree
Planters Manual, together with other forestry
literature containing plain and concise informa-
ton FOR the people upon practical forestry, and in
payment OF actual necessary expenses Of the off
that no part Of this appropriation shall be paid
for salaries OF officers of such association; and
expenditures OF this appropriation shall be re
ported to the governor at the end of each fiscal
year; fifteen hundred dollars ($1,5oOOO) available
IN the year ending July thrty-trst t31), eighteen
hundred and ninetysix 1S96). and fifteen hundred
dollars $l 100 for the year ending July thirty
Sec. 3. That the following of money or 50
much thereof as may be necessary, hereby
appropriated from any moneys in the state treas
Try Hot OtNtIWlSe appropriately, IT tle nScal year
ending July thrty-frst CD, eighteen hundred and
ninety seven QS9!}.
Eirst-For expenses examining, appraising and
selling state lands. estimating and scaling pine
timber, detecting trespass upon and caring for
the public lands belonging to the state for in
speeding the output Of iron ore ard other minerals
on state lands and for expenses incurred in prose-
state, fifteen thousand dollars Cs15, Ooo.OW.
Second-For fees of registers and receivers of the
United States land offices in making abstracts of
final entries of public lands for taxation. pro-
vided by section one hundred and eighteen n1S,
Of the General Tax Law, five hundred dollars
(S5O0.0O).
Third-For the payment of fees for referees of
district courts. us provided by chapter fifty-fye
555 Of the General Laws of eighteen Hundred red and
eighty-fiye QSS5 thousand dollars Isl 900 OO,.
fourth-For the payment of costs in suits in
stituted by the attorney general behalf of the
state. and for costs incurred by him in suits in
stituted against the state, five hundred dollars
($50O.00)
Fiftll-For the payment of expenses of requisi-
ton of fugitives from justice, and rewards for
detecting del Dt e. criminals one thousand dollars
Sixth-For payment of rewards for arrests and
conviction OF horse thieves, two thousand dollars
t$2. 000. OO.
Seventh--For expenses of sheriffs conveying pris-
onerS to state prison and reformatory, six thousand
five hundred dollars ($65OOOO).
ElShth-tOr payment of express and exchange
rettances Of county treasurers to state treasurer
and expenses collecting bonds and coupons, one
thousand dollars tS1, 0O0.0O).
Ninth-FOr mileage and per diem of the state
(S2.500. COZ.
Tenth-For payment OF bounty for killing wolves,
as provided by chapter hundred and forty
seven GAO, General Laws of eighteen hundred
and ninety-three 1893. ten thousand dollars
($1000O0U.
Eleyenth-For allowance for extra land clerks In
the state auditors Office additional, twenty-seyen
hundred dollars ($2, 100000.
Tweftll-For allowance for extra auditors clerks
In the state auditors Office additional, one thou
sand dollars Isl 600 OO.
Thirtecnth-FOr salary of state librarians assist
anu appointed under chaDter twelve (1Ct General
Laws of eighteen hundred and ninety three 1S33,
nine hundred dollars $500. OO).
F0urteentI-The additional salary for the en-
gineer or the state capitol authorized by chup
Ter niuety General Ia,ys einhtaon h,,n