The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-04-29


thereupon the clerk Of such curt shall
enter a satisfaction thereof; provided.
however, that no such application shall
@ days ay noceg Of such
to the Judgment creditor whose judgment
IS sought thereby to be satisfied Of record,
ms executors. administrators or assigns.
served IN the manner provided for the
service OF notices in civil actions, or in
case such creditor, or his executors, adj
Wthn tSa s Or assigns shall not RESIDE
Tanner as the court shall provide. by or
der; provided, further, that nothing in
i fmis act shall be construed to apply to
OF the bankrupt in his petition to be ad-
judged bankrupt under the act of July
Qss9 g. first i , eighteen hundred ninety-eight
IN force from and after it's passage.
Approved April 18th, 1899.
.x CHAPTER 263-H. E. NO. 1897.
AN ACT to reimburse Wadena county,
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
state Of Minnesota:
dcsr. th be snd O. h eps yhep
propriated Of The moneys not already ap-
propriated to reimburse Wadena county
for the trial and conviction of Axel Lind
ross and Mary Pil<karainen,. his accom-
pilce' or the murder Of Daniel Pikkara-
aee IN Sse X Xsa eighteen hundred and
In force from and after its passage1.
Approved April 18TH, 1899.
CHAPTER 264-H. F. NO. 66s. -
AN ACT to authorize townships in this
state to establish and maintain public
Dury1ng grounds, or cemeteries in such
townships, and to acquire land for the
purposes thereof.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota:
Section 1. Whenever the legal voters of
any duly organized township in this state
in which there is no public burying
majority Of the Votes e cast at anY ge ny
eral or special town meeting Of the citi-
zens thereof that it is necessary and
would be for the general good to estab-
cemetery within said township for the
burial, Of the dead thereof, the board of
township supervisors shall be authorized
gift, suitable piece OF parcel of land
within said township for the uses and
purposes aforesaid, and the title of the
said land shall be vested in such town
ship, when so acquired, and shall be and
remain separate from and independent
of any organization or other cemetery as
ISOLATION.
Sec. 2. The said supervisors shall be
and constitute a board of directors who
shall upon the acquisition of such land,
be authorized and required to lay out the
make the necessary plats and maps there
or with such proper streets and walks,
pS DE Of nee for the and
maps shall be filed in the office, Of the
have full charge and control Of such
ity to sell and dispose of SUCH lots lat
prices to be determined by themselves),
for the purposes of the burial Of the dead
of such township, and for no other pur-
pose whatsoever and to make the proper
conveyance Of title to said lots to the
purchasers thereof.
directors for the sale of such lots shall
be paid into the treasury of such town
ship; and the same shall constitute a
fund to be used and expended by said
vided, that in eases "' w HRr9Soi bury Rr9
grounds or cemeteries have been laid
porarily. by private individuals or other
wise, thesaid supervisors may acquire
the the. same by purchase, of or agreement
for the best interest of the said town
ship so to do the same to be used for
ths PURPOSES TS;s contemplate m I in this act
in force from and after it's passage.
Approved April 18th, 1899.
AN ACT re1at ting to the allowance Of the
accounts a Of; executors and, ,adminis-
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
Section !: That in all cases where any
EXECUTOR &c or administrator has heretofore
ns tSs e5 dats cb dg hs or claims
without the same having been duly an.
proved or allowed as required by law. and
whose final account has not yet been Set
me Judge OF probate, upon proof salts
factory to said judge of probate that the
said debts or claims were just and ex-
listing demands against said estate at the
time of payment.
Provided that the notice of settlement
or SUCH final account shall state that ap--
Provided. that no such payments shall
be allowed except on a pro rata basis
with other claims where the estate is in
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be
Approved April 18th, 1899.
CHAPTER 2ee-H. F. NO. $40
AN ACT to amend section one ~ NJ
chapter two hundred and thirteen (2131
OF Oft the General Laws Of eighteen hundred
act to prohibit the dissertation of Deco
ment thereof.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota:
Section |. That section one Q) Of chapter
Two hundred and thirteen (210 Of the
ninety-seven ds90 Be, and the sams ana "a
hereby amended so as to read as follows:
or saf6on dax tbe The S Of peg
games of ball, cricket, foot bali. and
other like games, or by horse racing, BIZ.
H 1sta9 ia fac14g or any other sports calcu
or sports, and away from the memorial
character of said day, within one-half
~ miles of the place where memorial
hibited and made Unlawful VI 1 during P the
hours from ten QO) o'clock in the forenoon
to three % o'clock in the afternoon of
on said day between the hours ours Of ten IIV GM
O'Clock IN the forenoon and three a.
IN the afternoon, in all Cities towns ard
villages where memorial exercises are
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after it's passage.
Approved April 18th, 1890. 80.
CHAPTER 267-H. r. NO. $40. =.
AN ACT to amend the eighth r(8th) sub.
division Of section ffty-four hundred
q; end fifty-nine (5459) of the General
Statutes of eighteen hundred and ninety,
from execution. - -! - =.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State Of Minnesota: :.
Section 1. That the eighth (Sth) sub
division Of SECTION fifty-four hundred and
fifty,,nine (5459) of the General Statutes of
be and the same hereby is amended SO
as to read as follows: =. -,
,E1ghth-One watch, the tools and in
struments of any, mechanic, miner. or
other person, used and kept for the pur-
pose of carrying on his trade and in
addition thereto, stock in trade, Including
by him, not exceeding four hundred .f4OV
dollars In value; the library and imple.-
ments of any professional man. all Of
which articles hereinbefore intended to be
his agent, clerk or legal representative
as the case may be. In addition to the
articles enumerated in this section, all
tools and implements used BY anY CO.