New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-04-26


dent Of, said commission. or by r. "A
Kirk, vice president of said commission,
and the warrants so drawn by the state
made payable to w. d. Kirk, treasurer of
said commission; or, upon the death or
disability Of said w. D. Kirk, to the per-
son appointed by said commission, or its
executive committee, as his successor.
Sec 8. The actual travelling expenses
of the members Of said commission shall
oe proper items to be paid out Of moneys
appropriated by this act, but no compen-
satlon to any member or officer Of said
commission shall be paid, except that the
sums paid by such commission to its sec
rotary as salary shall be proper item
of reimbursement out of moneys hereby
appropriated. -
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and
be IN force from and after It's passage.
Approved February Sth 1885,
AN ACT to, provide. for the distribution
one Hundred and forty.si He a4s5, general
Laws Of daa eighteen hundred and ninety
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section l. The state treasurer is hereby
authorized and empowered to distribute
throughout the state, as herein provided,
free of charge, all the remaining sugar
Pee heet seed In his custody, purchased under
eighteen hundred and ninety-seven dssO.
;, Sec q In disposing of said seed as
tribute. same, as equitably as possible
throughout the various agricultural sec
lions Of the state:
Provided, that the state treasurer shall
apportion said seed as eauitably as
may be to each of the agricultural coun-
ties Of the state. and it is hereby made
of this act to notify, the various county
auditors of such agricultural counties of
the state, whose duty it shall be to pub.
their respective counties, and it shall be
the duty Of each such county auditor to
notify the. state treasurer within thirty
ton, stating whether his county desires
the full proportion of said seed to which
it Is entitled, or what proportion or num-
based on such information as can be OBJ
tanned by individual application or other
wise. Whereupon the state treasurer
auditors Of such counties. who shall, on
application distribute said seed as equi-
tably as may be, to the farmers of such
Sec 8. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after it's passage.
Approved February Sth. 1899.
CHAPTER s-s. F. NO., 147.
AN ACT legalizing school bonds hereto
for voted upon by cities under the pro- Pre-
a. are d'i hinety1tRree qSssS ana the acts
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota: h..
Section 1. That ali school bonds here
r9't to the Provisions Of Chapter
two hundred four 600 of the general
laws of the State Of Minnesota for the
as amended bX chapter one n, hpn d ed
Of the State Of Minnesota For tie year
acts
by declared to be-, when issued and sold.
legal and binding obligations of said city;
proyidng that the prqpositbl9ina to Issue
ity of all votes cast upon the proposition
to issue said bonds at the election when
said fhs at atber
ments of law have been fully compiled
with.
in force from and after Its passage.
Approved February 9th, 1889.
CHAPTER 1o-s. T. NO: 1o2.
AN ACT to amend section one o. OF
l2s55, laws of the State of Minnesota
for the year 1897, entitled, AN act to
three (33) of the general laws Of eigh-
teen hundred and ninety-threecQ89O, as
amended by, chapter, one hundred and a
eighteen hundred and ninety-f1ve ds95),
and entitled, IAN act defining what
shall constitute a newspaper for pub,
legal notices, and to ,legalize publica-
lions heretofore made" -
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
Section /. Section one O Of chapter
two hundred and eighty-ive (2S5) of the
general laws Of 1897, Is hereby AMENDED
by adding at the end OF said Teet14 }o tn ne
newspapers within the terms of the fore
going de1ition may be Gonsolidated or
ty from the established office or known
place of business Of either of the news
papers so consolidated under a joint or
1ished after such consolidation or union,
shall be a legal newspaper for all pur-
poses within the meaning of this act,
and any legal notice which is being pub
lished In either Of said newspapers at the
time Of such consolidation, or union, shall
be completed in said consolidated news
effect and shall be as legal, valid and
effectual for all purposes, as If the entire
publication thereof had been made in the
and said Consolidated newspaper shall
be sent to all the subscribers of the news
paper in which said notice was com
tice shall have terminated. The affidavit
Of the publication Of any legal notice
which has been continued in such con-
signed by the publisher or printer Of the
newspaper in which said publication was
commenced, and by the printer or pub
Usher Of the said consolidated newspaper
in which said publication shall be con-
tinued. -. =
Such affidavit shall show and recite the
fact of such consolidation. the names
of the papers so consolidated, the names
Of their publishers and the time, when
said consolidation took effect, and such
affidavit shall be evidence Of such publ
cation.
made by the publishers or printers of
such consolidated newspaper shall, for q
period of fifteen months from the date Of
said consolidation, set forth the f act
newspaper consolidated, the name of the
consolidated paper. the names of the pub
fishers of said newspapers so consolidated.
the name of the publisher or printers Of
the consolidated newspaper, and the date
when said consolidation took effect.
Such affidavit shall have the same force
and effect as evidence as afhdavtts OF
publication required to be made under
the provisions of the laws in force In the
State of Minnesota.
Sec g. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
Approved February 9th, 1899
CHAPTER lis. F. NO. 92.,
AN ACT prescribing the manner of desig-
n ton Eno laws appsasag n
in acts amending the same.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota:
amendment is or has been made to any
law of this state appearing In the COM
pilation known as general statutes
1884," it shall be held and construed to
be a sufficient reference to the law
amended to designate the same as part
Of the said general statutes 1884, by