The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-03

certificate of such registration shall be
endorsed thereon.
Second-That said certificates of indebt-
edness shall plainly show upon their face
the purpose for which they are issued, the
date when they will mature, and contain
a proper reference to this act; and they
shall he made payable at the office of the
state treasurer
Third-The said certificates of indebt
edness shall be issued in sums of not less
than fifty (50) dollars each, and the pro-
ceeds thereof shall be deposited in the
state treasury TO the credit of the board
of state capitol commissioners. but no
part of same shall be paid therefrom ex-
cept upon warrants issued by the state
auditor upon vouchers duly approved by
a majority of the said board and by the
governor as provided by section thirteen
G2) of chapter two CD of the general
laws of eighteen hundred and ninety
three GS90
Fourth-The said certificates of indebt-
edness shall only be issued from time to
time as the work of actual construction
on the new capitol progresses. and only
I'm such sums may be required to pro-
vide the necessary funds to pay for mate
rial and labor actually furnished, and
other necessary expenses. and after prop
er action by the sa;1 board duly taken.
which shall include the advertisement OF
said proposed issue of certificates in two
(2) daily papers of general circulation for
not less than fifteen 90 days, and shall
call for sealed proposals OF purchase or
said certificates. which certificates shall
he awarded to the highest bidder; put no
Cepted.
Fifth-The said certificates of indebt--
ednesS when duly prepared ana executed
in accordance with this act, shall be de-
posted with the state treasurer and shall
be delivered by him to the purchaser or
purchasers thereof only upon payment 10
him of not less than the par value thereon
SiXth-When any of said certificates
shall mature. the said state auditor shall
draw his warrant upon the state treas
urer. and the state treasurer shall pay,
upon said warrant, the amount due upon
any such certificate of Indebtedness; said
warrants to be drawn in favor of. and to
the order of, the person or persons hold
ing said certificates at the time the same
are presented for payment; and sufflclent
funds to pay the same shall be set apart
by the state auditor out or any moneys IN
the state treasury to the credit of said
board of state capitol commissioners, IN
each and every year that SAID certl1lcateS
shall mature; and no warrants shall be
drawn by the auditor upon the treasurer Tor
the payment of any other expenditures on
account of the said new capitol IN sucn
year. except such as can be paid out or
the balance of the funds in the treasury
to the credit of the said board after pro-
viding for the payment of said certificates
of Indebtedness and the accrued interest
thereon.
Nothing in this act contained shall be
construed to increase the limit of cost OF
the said new capitol building and the site
thereof and all expenditures to be made
or authorized by said board, beyond the
limit fixed by chapter two co and chapter
three CD of the general laws OF eighteen
hundred and ninety-three QS93) and
chapter one hundred and eighteen Q1Sl
of the general laws of eighteen hundred
and ninety-five 0S95).
Sec. >. This act shall take ERECT and be
In force from and after its passage.
Approved April B. 1891
CHAPTER 97-S. F. NO. 46S.
AN ACT to relieve independent school dis
trict treasurers and their bondsmen
from liability in certain cases.
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the
State of MGnesota:
Section l. That in all cases where the
treasurer of any independent school dis
trict in this state has heretofore depos-
tied the funds or any part thereof of such
district in any bank designated or at.
tempted to be designated by resolution OF
the board of education of such district,
passed at any regular or special meeting
of said board, which resolution in terms
provided for relieving the said treasurer
and his bondsmen from any liability arts
ing from failure or insolvency of the bank
so designated. the said treasurer and the
sureties on his bond as such shall be re-
lieved from any liability arising from or
on account of the deposit of any funds IN
pursuance of such resolution in the bank
so designated.
Sec .. In any such case the board of
education of such district is hereby au-
thorized and shall have power to take
such steps or proceedings as 1t may be
advised is necessary or expedient against
the bank receiving such funds on de-
IL,
for, in case of insolvency of such bank, or
otherwise, as shall seem to said board
just and proper.
in force from and after its passage.
Approved April g. 1897.
CHAPTER 9S-H. F. NO. 9S7.
AN ACT authorizing and directing the
county commissioners of all counties in
the State of Minnesota, having a popu-
lation of one hundred thousand inhabi-
of
and eighty-five thousand inhabitants,
to fix the salaries OF the assistant coun-
ty attorneys in said county.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota:
Section /. That in all counties of this
state having according to the then last
ulation of not less than one hundred thou
sand and not over one hundred and
.eighty-ftve thousand inhabitants, it shall
commissioners thereof in the month of
May. A. d. one thousand eight hundred
and ninety-seven, and again in the month
teen nine) hundred and one, and
every five years thereafter, to fix
by resolution adopted by such
board by a majority vote there
of, the monthly salary and compensation
of the assistant county attorney, provided
that there shall not be allowed or paid to
such officer after the adoption of the res
olution relating to his office a greater
monthly salary or compensation than
shall equal the sum of two thousand dol
lars per annum.
Sec. >. Whenever, according to the then
last state or national census the popula-
ton of any county in this state, which
now has a population of less than one
hundred thousand inhabitants, shall ac-
qu1re not less than that number, such
county shall at once become subject to
the provisions of this act and whenever
according to such census, the population
of any county shall exceed one hundred
and eighty-tive thousand inhabitants, the
provisions of this act at the expiration of
ninety days from the final filing of the
enumeration of such county, shall no
longer apply thereto.
Sec 3. All acts and parts of acts
whether general or special, inconsistent
with this act, are hereby repealed.
Sec. f. This act shall take effect and be
In force from and after it's passage.
Approved April 6, 1897
CHAPTER 99-H. F. NO. 56s.
AN ACT to provide for the organization
of unorganized counties in the State of
Minnesota.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section. 1. That every unorganized
county in the State of Minnesota is here
by declared organized for all purposes I'M
der the limitations and restrictions en-
braced in this act.
Every county SO organized which has
eight hundred or more registered voters
shall nave board of county commission
erS consisting of five members, and all
other courties SO organized, a board of
three members.
Sec. 2. In every county organized by
this act the governor shall appoint the
number of commissioners to which said
county is entitled under this act and the
said commissioners shall, within thirty
days after notice of their appointment
meet and qualify and enter upon the du-
ties of their office, and they shall hold
their offices for DeriOd of fO11r vaarc opd