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Be 1T enacted by the Legislature Of the

bo ~ cHdCleu 10Y CHd Legislature OF the
= State of Minnesota: ~ So. g22T2[
Section l.. That all Instruments hereto
fore filed and recorded in the office of the
register of deeds of the county wherein
any foreclosure sale has heretofore been
made, authorizing any attorney OF firm
OF attorneys to make such foreclosure
cution and recording thereof, be and they
are hereby legalizeh and made valid and
effectual as of and from the dates of their
execution and filing for record respect
lively, notwithstanding that the acknowl-
edgment to- such instrument was taken
before a notary pl1blic, who was the
to whom said authority ran, and that one
OF the witnesses to such instrument was
such attorney OG a, member of such firm
of attorneys.
Sec 2. This act shall not apply to any
action now pending wherein any fore
closure sale is brought in question.
= Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after it's passage.
Approved February 25th, 1899. ~
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= CHAPTER 24-s. F, NO. 20.

CHAPTER 24-S. F. NO. 20.
AN ACT to amend section three hundred
and ten, (31O) Of the General Statutes
Of eighteen hundred and seventy-eight
(187S), being section $3.50 of General
Statutes Of 1884. as amended by chap
Laws of Minnesota for 1895, and chap
!; ter six 90. Of the General Laws of
Minnesota for 1897. relating to property
exempt from execution. = ~. Il
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota: -
Section L. That the ninth subdivision OF
section three hundred and ten (31O) of
chapter sixty six (66) Of the General Stat
iytes OF eighteen hundred and seventy
eight (1S7S}, being section Ave fthoslsand
and four hundred and ffty-nine 15459) of
General Statutes 1854. as amended by
chapter thirty seven go u Of the General
Laws Of Minnesota. for 1895, and chap
ter six (6) of the General, Laws Of Min
nesota for 1897, be- and the. same IS here
by amended so as to read as follows:
"Ninth-One ~ sewing machine, one a.
bicycle and one @ typeWriting machine"
IN force from and after it's passage
Approved February 25th, 1899.
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CHAPTER lis F. NO. 81

CHAPTER lis F. NO. 81.
AN ACT prescribing the manner of desig-'
mating laws; appearing in the compila-
ton known as General Statutes 1894"
in acts amending the same.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section 1. That in all cases where an
amendment is or has been made to any
law of this state appearing in the COM
pilation known as General Statutes
1894, - 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
the appropriate title and section number;
and all such amendments heretofore or
hereafter made shall have the same force
and effect, and shall lbe construed by the
courts the same as If the law amended:
had been designated in the amending act.
by its original title. chapter and section.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be-
in force! from and after its passage. a:
Approved February 9th, 1885, 3 ia
CHAPTER is n. NO. 70
AN ACTGtO fix the return day for iuries
in certain cases. -, go
Be it enacted by the, Legislature Of the
State Of Minnesota: S$ -: - "a ~ ~
\ Section 1. Whenever the return daysof
a venire for ia jury, grand or petit as
fixed by law, falls upon a legal holiday,
or upon the first day OF. january, such.
venire shall be made returna Bile upon the
next succeeding day. 81
Sec. 2. THE act shall take effect and be
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CHAPTER 22-H.sF. NO. IS.
AN ACT to legalize the execution and
ing attorneys to foreclose mortgages by
advertisements. sssss
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81 :
= CHAPTER as. f.. NO. les =
by county commissioners and definfns
the. duties of county commissioners,
county tfeaSl1rers and county auditors,
IN m relation thereto, in all counties hav-
= and over. '.I-.-'-' -. -
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the
State of Minnesota, =. A. -
:, s.t l.. In all counties of this state
having a population Of two hundred
thousand inhabitants and, over. ii shall
be the duty Of the board OF county
upon the total amount of money nec .ess
sary to be raised by taxation, to meet
ne fhe an a1mticd I expenses OF the county
itemized statement covering ali county
expenditures, with appropriate titles in
dicat1ve of the purposes for which the
money is to: be used and also specifying
the amounts necessary for each purpose
named. -sH.E :. = III - pS'0o
Such itemdzed statement shall be en-
bodied IN and form apart of the official
amount finally determined upon and
allowed to be raised by taxation, shall be
app POI by the county treasurer and
the proportion and for the parposee des-,
lgnated 10y the county, commissioners in
them 1temtzed statement aforesaid. ais the,
and the money so raised. by the levy Of
taxes snail be expended for. the partfcu-
lar purposes designated In said itenndzed
stanenent and for no other purpose.
Sec. z One of the funds; herein provided
Tor maybe designated Emergency fund.-
but no money Shall be expended from the
emergency fund, except in cases OF actual
emergency, arising. from unforeseen de-
nands upon some other designated fund.
which has BECOMES exhausted, and then
only upon the unanimous vote of All ti1e
members OF the board Of county com
Sec. 3. It shall be the duty of the coun-
" treasurer TO apportion all moneys re-
Seiyed by him for county purposes to the
olHTent FUNDS established by the county
commissioners, and to keep a separate
and distinct account. for each fund and
every warrant shall be paid only from
the cash on hand in the fund from which
it. may be- properly payable. In case 81
payments of money under any special
contract, entered into blythe board of
e eSa be papf such
OF the particular contract on account Hof
Which It was made, but Under the general
title OF the fund from which such war
. Sec. 4. It shall be the duty OF the coun-
ty auditor to indicate IN each warrant
drawn by him upon the county treasurer,
the purpose FOR which such warrant Is
issued and the fund from which 1t may
be payable. It shall also be the duty Of
the. county auditor TO present at each
Eienaas seting Of the county eom
levied for the various county purposes
Tor the current year, together with the
&c at the c assh o offl sass ta f
such regular meeting and the amounts,
tracts already entered Into BY the board
ment Shall be embodied IN and form q
part Of the minutes Of the ofiicfal pro-
ceedings Of said county conymtssioners
Of tax levy Il s sSt1 bs he hhay dsty so9E ha
county commissioners to prepare and Ale
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CHAPTER M-S; = No 900

CHAPTER 30 f.. NO. 2S9. .. d,
AN ACT providing for appropriations, by
Doards OF county commissioners Of
Counties haying 200, 900 Inhabitants. or
more to towns, under certain circum-
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State OF Minnesota: 80 = >.
, section l. Wherever, heretofore. the
board OF county commissioners Of any or
canned county in the State OF Minnesota
having population of 100000 inhabitants.
OF. more, mas appropriated money to any
ORGANIZED town within the limits Of such
county 1or the purpose OF aiding such
1own IN the construction Of road and
wagon bridge across amy navigable river
or lake. or any portion thereof, within
tne limits OF said town, and said money
so appropriated, or any part thereof. has
never been paid to; said town by reason
OF said appropriation exceeding the
AMOUNT allowed by law for such purpose,
Sald BOARD OF county commissioners is
hereby authorized and empowered to APP
proprlate TO such town a sum equal to the
amount originally appro prfated for such
purpose; provided, that such town. rely-
Ing solely and wholly upon receiving the
appropriation first hereinbefore : men
toned, has constructed and completely
said bridge, and incurred indebtedness by
reason the1eof; provided, further that
the money received by such town from
the appropriation herein authorized shall
be applied by such town to the LIQUID alton
ct any and all Indebtedness incurred in
Sec. All acts and paris of acts IN
consistent with the proYis ionas d ah3s act
are hereby repealed
i Sec. 8. This act shall take eject and he
III force froM and after .tts passage =
Approved February :25tfl 1889. : ;s..
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CHAPTEp 90 9 u ~. J, AZ.

CHAPTER % r. NO. :109. -,
AN All directing the county SURVEYOR
IN all counties Of this state having a
population of 2OO,OOO inhabitAnts or
over, to superintend. the opening, con
slructlon and Improvement, OF county
roads and the construction and i'm
.RroVement of county bridges, and for
the payment of certain expenses of
such surveyor in so doing. - H:zlI.l -
6e 1t enacted by the Legislature OF the
State of Minnesota 3 = .S-rs>>' - - -
section J.. It shall be- the duty Of the
county surveyor in all counties in this
STATE having population of 100000 In
habltants or over, under the direction and
control Of the board Of county commits
s so Of such counties, to snperintend
tne opening, construction and Improve
ment of all county roads hereinafter
opened, constructed or improved, and the
CONSTRUCTION and improv ement OF all
county bridges hereinafter constructed Or
improved IN their respective counties
sec. 2. such county surveyor shall re-
oelYe out Of the funds OF said county
such sums for travelling expenses while
50 engaged in the experimenting, open-
1ng, construction and repair Of such
roads and bridges as aforesaid as NAV
pc deemed necessary by the board Of
.,,s see; &C. g, All acts or parts, OF acts incon-
elstent herewith are hereby repealed 2
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be
IN force from and after its passage.
Approved February Goth, 1880. y
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CHAPTER s25-s. F.. NO. 80

CHAPTER 25-S. F. NO. 80.
AN ACT to amend section three (S- of
! chapter two hundred and twelve of
the General Laws of Minnesota for
eighteen hundred and ninety-seven
}GS97), relating to the discharge of per-
sons from the Minnesota state hospitals
for insanear = - ; ,.'3.- -
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota: - So 10 - -
Section 1. That section three lY Of
chapter two. hundred and twelve (212) Of
the General Laws Of Minnesota for
eighteen hundred and ninety -seven QS97)
be-, and the same is hereby amended to
read as follows. 49,
Section 3. Upon filing such report
with the secretary of said board. it shall
be the duty Of said secretary to prepare
from the hospital and the same shall be-
come operative when the same Is signed
by the secretary of the board Of trustees
and by the superdnt endent of the hospital
to which said patient has been committed.
And upon such discharge the secretary of
said board shall foGthWith notify the
which, said patient was committed
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect; and be
in force from and after it's passage. -
Approved February 25th, 1885, -
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in force from and after its passage,
Approved February 9th. 1899. s
CHAPTER 18Th. F.. NO. IS. 4
actions involving title to land In. certain

cases.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota: Ill a s.
Section l.. Whenever any person enters
into the possession Of any lands or tene-
ments in this state under or pursuant to
permitted while so In possession to dis
pute or deny the title of his landlord in
any action brought by such landlord, or
any one claiming under or through him.
to recover possession of any such lands or
tenements. But such estoppel shall not
apply to any lessee who at and prior to
already in possession Of the leased lands
or tenements under any claim or title adj
verse or hostile to that Of such lessor
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after It's passage.
= Approved February 10th, 1899. q. ~ -
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Cf1AfIEEt -Z(-S. r. NO.
AN ACT to amend sectionttwo hundred
and fifty (252) of chapter forty-six
49, of the General Laws Of 1889, en-
titled, An act to establish q Probate
Statutes, 1894. e..
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State Of Minnesota: a.t ~. ~ H., f.
an ssefia t two ha ee OF sba aws
46) of the General Laws of eighteen
hundred and eighty-nine 1850 entitled,
"An act to establish a. Probate Code
being teda section 1855 Of General Statutes
Section 252. An appeal may be taken
to the district court from a judgment,
order or decree of the, probate court. in
1. An order admitting. a will ito pro-
bate and record, or refusing the same.
am or
him, or to make such appointment or re-
mOval.
3. An order directing or refusing to
gagged or leased, or confirming or refusing
to confirm such sale, mortgaging or leas-
ing.
creditor against the estate in whole or in
part to the amount Of twenty COO dollars
or mOre
5. An order 1issallowins any claim OF
any creditor against the estate In whole
or I'M part to the amount Of twenty Coz
dollars or more.
6. An order or decree by which a legacy
or distributive share is allowed or pay
ment thereof directed, or such allowance
or direction refused when the amount in
controversy exceeds twenty 600 dollars.
An, An order set setting apart Up property or
child, or refusing the same. -
8. An order allowing an account OF an
executor e adm sass a, or guardian, or
amount allowed or ddsallowed exceeds
twenty dollars. Il .1 :5i 8. 80
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CHAPTER 26-S. F. NO. 1885, -
AN ACT to fix the compensation of triers
in the district court.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota: -. -
Section 1. Triens in the district court
shall. be allowed such amount for their
services as shall be- fixed by the judge
trial, not. less than five dollars per day,
nor more than ten dollars per day, and
such compensation shall be paid in the
same manner as jurors are paid for their
services. :.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage. <
Approved March 18th, 1899.
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CHAPTER 21-H. #. NO. 1873.
AN ACT to legalize acknoWl edgments
taken by officerss directors, or stock
!. holders of corporations as notaries
public Of instruments in which the cor
pOratiOn was interested.
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minmesot
Section l. That all acknowledgements
heretofore taken by a notary public who
was also an officer, director or stock
holder OF a corporation organized under
the laws Of this state or organized with
terested as party to In the instrument
acknowledged, are hereby legalized, and
made as enectuai as II the notary public
haS. not been an officer, director or stock
Sec. 2. The provisions OF this act shall
not affect any action now pending.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be
In force from and after its passage.
Approved February 25th, 1899.
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CHAPTER 20-H E. MO. .sa

~ CHAPTER 20-H F.. NO. SO.
AN ACT to amend section one a. of
chapter ONE hundred and eighty-one
Q8D Of the General Laws of the State
Of Minnesota for eighteen hundred and
ninety-fve QS95); relating to the
teachers university certificate.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section l.. That section one u of chap.
ter one hundred and eighty. one qsD Of
sofa for eighteen hundred and ninety-tive;
1885, be and. the same is hereby amended
so as to read as follows:
Section 1. The teachers university
certificate issued by the University Of
Minnesota to graduates of the department
of pedagogy in said university shall be
teach in the public schools Of the State
of Minnesota. for period Of two az
years from it's date.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after it's passage.
Approved February 18th. 1899.
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t.s CHAPTER 17-H. F. NO. q.
AN ACT to enable and authorize cities
having a population of ten thousand
100000 or less to issue certificates of in
debtedness in certain cases.
Be it enacted by. the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota: 81 s. D =
structed within the corporate limits Of
any, city within this state having q popll-
lation, Of ten thousand 10000 or less
has been destroyed heretofore by wind
storm or flood, or both, such city is EN-
powered and authorized hereby to issue
It's certificates of Indebtedness for an
amount necessary to rebuild or replace
such bridge; such certificates Of indebt-
edness shall not exceed, in aggregate
amount, five thousand O. coo dollars:
they shall be pays Able at a stated time Or
at stated times not later than six (6)
years after the date thereof, s and they
may provide for the. payment Of different
amounts ;. they shall bear interest at the
rate Of not to exceed six. (6) per cent per
annum, payable annually, and shall hot
be negotiated for less than par: they
slrah he signed by the mayor Of such city
and attested by Its city clerk, and the
corporate seal, OF such city shall be at
fixed thereto.
All said certificates of indebtedness
shall be issued pursuant to resolution or
resolutions of the city council OF such
city and said city council shall, In every
such reHolutfo lon, Ispecif the amount pay
able upon ,eachecerti fieate of Indebtedness
to be issued pursuant thereto and fix the
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me last preceding
TconIstitute a fund
I principal and in:
p OF Indebtedness
pr Of any revenue
r thereof, shall be
any other purpose
! said principal or
b but any portion
bitter the payment
land interest, shall
/ sinking fund, if
such city has no
other fund as, in
tn council, will be
Il such city.
words Getty coml-.
Yet, they shall be
% mean the mu-
'Etsla'tive body.
parts of acts CON-
with atihis act are
~
effect and he
its passage.
tn, 1899. rF-,
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iii shall have the
Z duty to levy an
Spropertyeof such
II pay the amount
It Of said certif-
maturing next
payment of which
i not been made
TX shall be addi-
Rther taxes levied
taxable property
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CHAPTER 1-S. F. NO. 1, RI
AN ACT to appropriate money for the
expenses of the present session of the
legislature. s-..-. ~. -. - .
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota: - 80 !, -
Section l.. That the sum of one hum
dred. and fifty thousand Q5O,OOO) dollars,
or so much thereof as may be necessary,
pc and the same is hereby appropriated
or the per diem, mileage and other ex-
penses OF the members and officers Of
the legislature during the present session
thereof
Sec.S2. This act shall take effect and
ne lnfforee from and after it's passage.
Approved January 9Th. 1899. - e
The Lamar register., 1899-11-01
A sA.rs on R..r,,.

A party OF visitors we're sailing In a
pleasure yacht on Lee. near Ilfra-
eombe, England. when "a large nsh
suddenly jumped on board" and, with
out waiting to report himself"
hI,ehed up his tail. thereby smashing
some of the reasel's gear, breaking the
main boom and administering to one
OF the gentlemen present blow on
the face which bisckened his eye. The
intruder then cndcavored to 20 below.
ba, only succeeded In thrusting his
nose into the cabin. In which position.
apparently doubling the adequacy of
the accommodation. he remained quiet.
while the party made for shore with all
speed. On reaching It they prevailed
on their visitor to disembark. when he
Was discovered to be '-thrasher
shark" fifteen feet long and Weighing
half ton
The Lamar register., 1899-11-01
A s,s.ins.., u,..r..e.

Coming as 4; does from Mrs. Ellen
isnroiin, for four years the chief OF
american club women. this recent ut
FsraEec is significant; The Older !
Prov. and the more / see OF the world.
fhe more firmly am convinced that II
y Inherent in the divine order Of So
Fls;y that the highest Intellect among
|somen. the best she has to offer.
faould De given to the home"
The Lamar register., 1899-11-01
Never Cut Their Hair.

The men of the Latookas. one of the
African tribes. never cut their hair.
but. allowing 1t to grow, weave 1t into
most wonderful shapes. The thick.
crisp wool is woven with fine twine
made from the bark OF tree, until
Il represents a network of felt AS the
hair grows 1t is subjected to the same
nroeess and trained into the shape OF
a helmet. A rim OF about two inches
deep is formed. and the front part OF
This hair helmet is protected by piece
OF polished copper. while piece OF
the same metal. shaped like the hall
az a bishops miter and about one foot
in length forms the crest. The helmet
is then adorned with numerous 'ari-
colored leads.
The Lamar register., 1899-11-01
To. oa..a-. Ie-.

The stores of ice AT Windsor, os-
oorne and Baimorsl castles are very
|lafge- Al Windsor there is storage
Foom for about 500 tons. There the
fapply is obtained from the lake be-
heath the north terrace. from Frog
|Aore, and from the lake between Frog
|hore and Virginia Water. Ice Is not
|onIy larishly used in the royal kitchen.
u also fer reducing the temperature
~ her majesty's apartments in ho,
|@eather, Then It is packed in pretty
wooden buckets and stood In the fire.
|pLaces.
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,.,p IN THEIR own com.
.r,wa rtlplno. Get Roland. aud on
,,r. fro- the Yankees

- Fi,iplnos Get Hollands aud Oh
,,r. froa the Yankees.
The native Filipino has the reputa-
], M being the shrewdes, among the
1 .latie races. Like the Parsee. he is
,,un as the yankee OF the orient
Il ,ost no opportunity to trim up his
1 kreideu;ai yankee brother whenever
H. opportunity presented itself. but
r. American yankee, and particularly
ot the Pennsylvania breed. usually
ave him a Roland for his Oliver,
Essu the Psansyivanians left San
Francisco on their way to the Philip
k,uss the Red Cross society gave each
- of them an aluminium badge the
n and shape OF an American quarter.
k..riuk the name OF his regiment. his
koupany and bis company number.
khortly after their arrival In Manila
N. officers OF some OF the companies
puud ,hexe Identification badges In
IL hands OF Filipino merchants, upon
khon the Pennsyivanians had i'm
kosed them as quarter dollars In re-
{nrn for arucies Of barter. Another
krict Of the yankee soldier was TO take
nss copper penny. mill the edges o,
4 With a Ole. polish the coin till IL
Ssous like gold and then pass IL upon
be suileleSs and unsnspleions natives
y q IS gold piece. The golilhlli,y Of
be native in this regard led some OF
he men to vrits home for samples OF
krzfederats scrip. which. when duly
tsesired, we're put In circulation
Arozs the yellow packets as bona nde
knsriesn grecnbacks. the natives will
ksiy accepting them as standard pa
" money Of the United statsa.-Paii-
htslphlA Press
The Lamar register., 1899-11-01
Tn. MOS, r.-,,i.r ssrn.n..-

In a recent appendix to the last
census report OF the British regis
,rar-seneral. a comparison with the
eommones, names In Great Britain and
Ireland shows the following result:
England and Wales: Smith. 2s3.soS:
Jones. 242. 100; the next In order being
williams. Taylor. Davies and Brown.
In Scotland. Smith again leads. Nc
Donald, Brown. Thomson. Robertson.
Stewart, Campbell following. In Ire
land. Smiths take the NTH place. The
Murpheys head the poll with $500.
the next most frequent being Kelly,
$1,000; Sullivan. $500: Walsh, i.1oo:
Smith. $1,000: o'Brien. $500: and
then. in order. Byrne. Ryan. connor.
o'Neil and Reilly. the last numbering
5000.
The Lamar register., 1899-11-01
nae,.,a.-rro.t uoa.-.

A German has constructed a bacil-
'9S-proof house. The supply OF air Is
,Fst forced through a pipe, 1t is then
f'Itercd through coton-w wool. and.
P@Suy. is driven against sheet OF
f'ate-giass coated with glycerine. This
Z supposed to catch all the bacteria
which have not been seized by the cot
E1h-~ool. 1t is built entirely OF glass
mat the heat of the sun may kill any
,Fay microbes that have entered By