The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-27

1 necessary
required by such railroad company, or
FOR any public road or cartway, and upon
such terms and conditions as may be
agreed upon between the executor, ad-
min1strator mini or guardian and said rail-
road company, or the township super
visors or board Of county commissioners,
court.
Sec g. That section No. one hundred
eiighty:-four ds4). of chapter forty-slx
(40), of the general laws of eighteen hun
dred and eiehty-nine QS89). being section
fonr fandg> thousand five hundred ninety-one
C4o9ll. OF general statutes of eighteen
hundred and ninety-four QS94), be and the
same is hereby amended to read as fol-
lows:
Sec, 1891. Such approval may be OBJ
ta1ned upon filing in the probate court
a verified petition of the railroad COM
pany or the township supervisors, or
county commissioners, and the executor,
administrator or guardian setting forth
the name of the decedent, or ward, the
corporate name of the railroad company
or the name of the township or county,
a description Of the land to be used or
taken. and for what purpose, the amount
to be paid. and that such amount Is the
full value of the lands so taken and the
damages to the remainder of the lands.
To such petition shall be attached or
indorsed thereon the agreement men
TONED in section one hundred eighty
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and
Approved April 18th, 1899.
CHAPTER 18Th T. NO. S22
AN ACT to provide for the organization
of towns by the board Of county com
missioners In certain cases.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the
state of Minnesota:
section l.. Whenever thirteen QS or
f%a more %, legal eant,5ns voters residing in any
ships in this state, but which
are embraced in separate organ
lied towns containing more than two
congressional townships each, shall petit
OF the county in which such towns are
situated, setting forth the facts that such
towns WINS are SO divided by, lakes rivers
or that by reason of the large area Of
such towns 1t is inconvenient for any
considerable portion of the citizens Of
such towns, or either of them, to transact
town business, and requesting that said
congressional townships, as named in
said petition, be set off from said towns
and organized into a separate town, the
said board of county commissioners shall
Immediately appoint a time and place Of
nearing upon said petition, and cause to
be posted in three 60 public places in each
or the towns to be affected by the or
ganizat1on Of such new town, a copy Of
sa1d petition and a notice of the time
and place Of such hearing, and cause to
pes pe served copy of such notice and petit
tiOiA oii llS lOWu Clerk OF 6dcn OF said
towns such notice and petition to be
served and posted at least fifteen Q0
days before the day Of hearing.
sec; =; II, upon such hearing, said
board OF county commissioners shall find
that the facts, as stated in said petition
are true and that the public interest will
be subserved by the organization of said
congressional townships into q separate
town, they may thereupon set off such
townships and organize the same into a
separate town.
Sec. 3. Said board of county commits
sioners shall establish the boundaries
gan1zed, provide for first election of Off
GERS therein, and for naming said town
IN the same manner as provided by chap
ter ten i1O) Of the general statutes of the
year eighteen hundred and ninety-four
QS9Q, for establishing boundaries, nanltng e
OF, and first election of officers in newly
organized towns; provided, however, that
nothing in this act shall be so construed
as to release any property in and belonging
to any portion of such newly organized
town from any tax levied or assessed
prior to the setting off thereof from an
other town. or to release or discharge any
of said property from the payment Of
any bonded or other Indebtedness exist
Ing against the towns from which such
newly organized town was taken, at the
time OF the separation thereof.
Sec. 4 This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after It's passage
Approved April 18th. 1899.
CHAPTER 1911. F. NO. 476.
AN ACT to amend section thirty-six $3.50
OF chapter one hundred and seventy
hve Q75(, Of the general laws Of one
thousand eight hundred and n1nety-flVe
QS95), as amended by chapter two hun
dred and ffty-eight of the general laws
Of eighteen hundred and ninety-seven
nSyD. authorizing the organization of
panies. and mutual retail hardware
lire insurance companies.
Be 1T enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section /. That section thirty-six (S6) of
chapter one hundred and seventy-ive
Q75) of the general laws of eighteen HIN
dred and ninety-fve GS95), as amended
by chapter two hundred and fifty-eight
dred and ninety-seven QS9O, be amended
so as to read as follows:
Sec. 36. No policy shall be issued by a
purely mutual fire insurance company
hereafter Organized, until not less than
seven hundred fifty thousand Csc, ,0O0) dol
lars Of insurance, in not less than three
hundred 5000 separate risks upon property
for and entered on it's books. Provided,
that mutual fire insurance companies,
hereafter organized, for the purpose of
writing fire insurance upon creamery and
cheese factory buildings and their con-
tents and equipments exclusively, may
and are hereby authorized to issue poll
cies, when not less than fifty thousand
go, OOol dollars, In not less than twenty
five (25) separate risks, upon creamery
and cheese factory buildings or their
contents and equipments, located in the
State of Minnesota, has been subscribed
books. Such companies shall be designat-
ed as mutual creamery fire insurance
companies" and shall issue no policy ex-
cept upon buildings used for creamery
contents and equipments. No officer, or
other person, whose duty 1t Is to deter
mine the character of the risk, and upon
whose decision the application shall be
accepted or rejected by a mutual fire in
surance company, shall receive as any
part of his compensation a commission
upon the premium, but his compensation
shall be fixed salary and such share
determine. Nor shall such officer or per
son aforesaid be an employe of any Off,
GER or agent of the company. The pro-
visions of section thirty-six (S6) do not
apply to township mutual fire insurance
companies. And provided further that
mutual fire insurance companies here
after organizer for the purpose of writ
ing ire insurance upon the stock in trade
tools and fixtures of retail hardware deal
ers or upon the store building containing
the same when such building Is owned
by the owner of such stock, tools and fix
lures or upon both such stock, tools, fix
lures and buildings, may and are hereby
authorized to issue policies when not less
than five hundred thousand (5O0,0OO) dol
lars OIL insurance or not less Cnan TWO
hundred separate risks upon such prop
erty, located in the State of Minnesota
has been subscribed for and entered upon
such companies books. Such companies
hardware fire insurance companies, !"
and shall issue no policy except upon
the stock in trade, tools and fixtures or
upon the building containing the same
when the building is owned by the
owner of such stock, tools and fixtures
or upon both such stock, tools, fixtures
and building.
Sec 2. This act shall take effect and
be In force from and after it's passage.