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

|, in which the said pauper shall be found
at the time when such appeal is taken
said appeal to be made within ten Q0)
days after the filing of the decision of
the said state board of corrections and
charities
Sec. 10. Paupers Having Legal Resi-
dence in Another Town, City or Village
Whenever any poor person shall have
been sent from one town, city or village
Within the same County nyy in FLAMES
with the provisions of section five i5l of
chapter one hundred and seventy Q70)
of the general laws of eighteen hundred
ties of the town. city or village to which
said poor person shall have been sent
shall question the claim of the legal resi-
dence of the said poor person in said
town, city or village, then it shall be the
duty of the proper authorities of the said
town, city or village to make temporary
provision for the said poor person, pend
ing the question of the settlement of
residence, and lay statement of the case
before the board of county commission
ers of the said county.
Tt shall be the duty of the board of
county commissioners themselves. or by
a committee of their number, to make
due inquiry into the question of residence
of the said poor person. and when they
shall have determined the question they
shall certify their finding under the seal
of the said county and the said pauper
shall thereupon become charge upon
that town, city or village in which he
is found to have a legal residence and
the actual and necessary expenses of
such investiga ton and the fees and mile
age of witnesses. together with the neces-
sary and proper expense incurred in
the care of said poor person pending
such investigation, and the expense of
transporting said poor person to the
Mace of his legal residence shall be pHid
from the treasury of the town, city Or
VILLAGE in which the said poor person is
found to have legal residence on the
certificate of the said board of county
commissioners.
Provided, that the decisions Of the board
of county commissioners shall be subject
to appeal to the district court in and fol
the !, said county; said appeal to be made
the decision of the said board.
Sec. II. Duties of Common Carriers
1t shall be unlawful for any railroad
company or other common carrier to
bring into the boundaries Of the State
of Minnesota any pauper or INDECENT
person without means of support, or to
transfer any such INDECENT person within
the boundaries of the State of Minnesota.
either at reduced rates of fare or by free
transportation. unless the transportation
ticket on which such INDECENT person is
certificate duly signed by some public
officer or by q responsible agent of some
charitable association, showing that the
said INDECENT person is being sent to the
place of his legal residence or that he is
being sent to the care of relatives, friends
or other responsible parties, or that the
said poor person is able to earn a living
and is beirg sent to some place where he
has definite prospect of employment
Sec. T. Penalties for Violation-Any
railroad conductor or other agent of any
carrer TSo birth G5Rer ,nfo fSa
State of Minnesota any pauper or de-
pendent INDECENT person at reduced rate
of fare, or by free transportation, unless
accompanied by certificate as aforesaid.
shall be guilty of misdemeanor and
shall be liable to fine of not less than
ten 90 dollars or more than one hundred
400 dollars for each offense.
by appropriated from any funds in
the state treasury not otherwise ap-
propriated the. sum of one thousand
$1,000 dollars for the year ending, July
ninety-seven GS9O, and the sum of three
thousand (3,O0d) dollars for the year end
ing July thirty-first (31sD eighteen hun
dred and ninety-eight ds9s). and the sum
of three thousand (3,0O0) dollars for the
year ending July thirty-frst (31sD. eigh-
teen hundred and ninety-nine $500, for
the use of the state board of corrections
and charities in carrying out the provi-
sions of this act; provided, that the said
state board of corrections and charities
shall not be required to proceed further
under this act than this augmentation
will permit.
Sec. H. Agreement with Other States.-
The state board of corrections and char
tiles is hereby authorized and empowered
ties of other states which shall adopt
legislation consistent with this act for
the arbitration of disputed questions be-
tween such states and the State of Min
nesota respecting the residence Of insane
persons, paupers, and other dependents,
and for the return Of such persons tc
their proper residence.
Sec. Is. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage.
Approved April g. 1897.
CHAPTER 292-H. F. NO. $50
AN ACT relating to moregages and con-
veyanceS of personal property and con-
tracts creating or reserving lien there
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota:
Section /. Every mortgage of personal
property shall be void as against the
creditors of the mortgagor and subse-
quent purchasers and incumbrancors of the
property in good faith unless it appears
that such mortgage was executed in good
faith and not for the purpose Of hinder
ing. delaying or defrauding any creditor
of the mortgaeor, and unless, in addition
thereto, the giving Of such mortgage is
accompanied by an immediate delivery
and followed by an actual and continued
change OF possession, of the things mort
gagged, or in lieu of such delivery and
change of possession the mortgage is filed
as hereinafter provided
Sec. 2 Every such mortgage shall be
filed in the office of the clerk or recorder
mortgaged property, or any part thereof,
is situate at the time of the execution Of
the mortgage, and every such mortgage
creditor or creditors of the m orig COR
and subsequent purchasers of the prop
erty in good faith until such mortgage
has been duly filed as herein provided, and
shall be void as to any subsequent mort
gage in good faith whose mortgage Of
the same property, or any part thereof,
shall be duly filed in the proper Office prior
to the filing of such first mentioned mort
gage.
For the purposes of this section, prop
erty in transit from the possession of the
MORTGAGE or vendor to the place of the
ton for use, is, during a reasonable time
for transportation, to be taken as situate
in the town. city or village in which the
mortgagor resides or where it is intended
resident of this state.
Whenever the county wherein such
mortgage of personal property is required
by the provisions of this section to be filed
is an unorganized county of this state,
then and in such case the mortgage shall
be filed in the Office of the register of
deeds of the county to which the same
may be attached for record purposes.
Whenever by virtue, of the provisions of
this section it shall be necessary to file
such mortgage of personal property in
mortgage is only valid in respect to the
things as to which it is duly filed, but a
copy of the original mortgage may be au-
thenticated by the officer in whose office
it is filed, and such copy or a duplicate
of the original mortgage be filed in any
other town, city or village with the same
effect as the filing of such original would
have.
Sec. 3. 1t is hereby made the duty of
all township clerks, village recorders, city
clerks or other officers in whose custody
the records of the city or village are kept
in this state to receive such chattel mort
contracts
ments in this chapter referred to, when
presented to him for filing, and to i'm
mediateiy number. file and index the same;
such township clerks, village recorders,