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

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| may by it's decree locate and establish a
suitable and convenient highway, into or
through such portion of said lake bed as
may be necessary. to enable all such own
ers to conveniently reach the tract set
apart to him or to which he may be adj
judged entitled in said partition proceed
ings. And if in the opinion Of the court
upon full examination Of the case no
lust and equitable division can be made
of said lake bed between said shore own
ers in the manner herein provided be-
cause of the difference in value in differ
ent portions of said lake bed or other
case, the court may direct the said lake
bed to be subdivided into convenient
tracts so as to libel readily marketable
for the purposes for which 1t Is
best adapted, and thereupon said, dis
such manner as it shall deem for
the best interests of all concerned, direct
said lake bed or the several tracts into
vided, to be sold at public auction to the
highest bidder by a receiver appointed
for that purpose, and after deducting the
expenses of all said proceedings the pro-
ceedS of said sale remaining shall be dis
tributed among the respective owners Of
said abutting lands in proportion to the
rights of each as above set forth. And
for the purpose OF better carrying out
several district courts of this state are
hereby vested with full power and au-
thority to make such orders and cause
such steps not herein enumerated to be
taken in any case contemplated by this
act as may be necessary in furtherance
of the spirit and intent hereof and with
a view to melting out substantial justice
between the parties.
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage.
Approved April %, 1897.
CHAPTER 25S-S. F. NO. $40.
AN ACT to amend section one "a of Sen
ate File No. 10, laws of one thousand
eight hundred ninety-seven QS9D. en-
titled IAN act to amend section thirty
six (36) of chapter one hundred seventy
five Q75) of the laws of 1895, authorizing
the organization of mutual creamery
fire insurance companies"
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section 1. Amend section one % of
Senate File number thirteen Q3), laws Of
one thousand eight hundred ninety-seven,
an act entitled IAN act to amend section
thirty-six 1850 of chapter one hundred sew
enty-five Q7O of the laws of one thousand
eight hundred ninety-five, authorizing the
organization of mutual creamery fire in
surance companies" so that it shall
Sec. SO. No policy shall be issued by
a purely mutual fire insurance company
hereafter organized, until not less than
O00) dollars of insurance in not less than
three hundred 5000 separate risks upon
property located in Minnesota has. been
subscribed for and entered on it's books.
Provided that mutual fire insurance COM
panies, hereafter organized, for the pur-
pose of writing fire insurance upon
creamery and cheese factory buildings
and their contents and equipments eA,
clusively, may and are hereby authorized
to issue policies, when not less than one
hundred thousand 100000 dollars in
not less than fifty 600 separate risks,
upon creamery and cheese factory build
ings or their contents and equipments,
located in the State of Minnesota, mas
been subscribed for and entered on any
such companys books. Such companies
shall be designated as mutual creamery
sue no policy except upon buildings USED
for creamery and cheese factory pur-
poses and their contents and equipments.
No officer or other person. whose DUTY
if is to determine the character or the
risk. and upon whose decision the appI-
cation shall be accepted or rejected Dy
mutual fire insurance company, snail re-
ceiye as any part of his compensation d
commission upon the premium, but MS
COMPENSATION shall be a fixed salary ana
such share of the net prohts as :, the ,, ui,
rectors may determine. Nor shall Sucn
officer or person aforesaid be an employe
Of any officer or agent of the company.
The provisions of section thirty, saA N?o'
do not apply to township mutual nre IN
surance companies. a
Sec. 3 This act shall take effect ana
he in force from and after it's passage.
Approved April %, 1897.
CHAPTER 259-S. F. NO. SO.
AN ACT to encourage petter ounur;aS 70
of rural schools ana W appi i"'o
Re e'i # enacted by the Legislature OF the
State Of Minnesota: s:a+,;o+
SECTION i. Any common school d1strlct
IN This state. not located in any tncorpo-
rated village or city, which shall Som con ny
With the provisions of this act, shall be
entitled to receive pecunlary ala as mere
Sec Q No school district: shall receive
necuniarv aid, as provided for in this
act, until it has complied with the Hollow
ln Fir stt'' shall have maintained dur.
ing the school year next preceding tnat
fo' which such aid IS granted az 1t, ieas 81
eight 49, months school, taught py a
teacher or teachers holding first grace
county certificate. or professional st az
certificate or a diploma from one OF the
normal schools of this state, endorsed &C
cording to law or diriom taae 1r which has
been approved by the superintendent Oh
public instruction.
second-such schools shall have suitable ihsa ne
s snd such u't other apparatus as is neces-
Sec. 3. Applications from districts for
aid provided for in this act shall De mace &C
counties in which such schools are
located. . ,
County superintendent shall forward
to the state superintendent OF pubic IN
struction such applications as are en-
dorset and recommended by. them.
Applications so endorsed shall be acted
upon in the order of their reception 7i;,1io II
struction shall apportion to each Of said
SCHOOLS which have fully complied with
the provisions of this act and with the
section four a. of this act, and whose
applications shall have been approved by
him. the sum of fifty dollars $500 in each
Year. Provided,
tirst-That the total amount of appor-
tionments under this act shall not ex-
coed twenty thousand dollars ($20,OOO In
any one year; provided,
per cent of the total number of districts
in any one county shall in any one year
be granted aid under this act.
The sum of twenty thousand dollars
ally, to be paid out of any moneys in the
state treasury not otherwise appropri-
ated, for the purpose OF this act, which
amount, or so much thereof as shall be
rants Of said superintendent of public in
struction, drawn upon the state auditor.
Sec. 4. The superintendent of public in
struction shall keep a record, which shall
show all schools applying for and receiv-
ing such aid in each year, together with
the cost of supervision of these schools,
a statement of which shall be included
in his biennial report, and he shall add
such recommendation as may seem use
full and proper regarding the same.
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after it's passage.
Approved April %, 1897.
CHAPTER 260-S. F. NO. 224.
AN ACT to provide for the treatment of
inebriates by counties and prescribing
Jules governing the same.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota: