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

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OF THE GEN e
er, lewd, obscene or indecent purpose
shall be guilty of a felony. Any person
who keeps a disorderly house, or any
place of public resort by which the peace,
comfort i[ or decency of a neighborhood is
owner let's a building, or any portion OF
building, knowing that it is intended to
pc used FOR any purpose specified In this
section, or who permits a building, or q
portion of a building to be used, is guilty
OF a miSdenneallor.
Seq. This act shall take effect and be
m force from and after it's passage
Approved April 18th, 1899. ,gg
+. CHAPTER 159-H. F. NO. 43.
AN ACT to amend section seven thou
sand one hundred and sixty-nine (7169)
dred ninety four ds9IJ, relating to ex-
animation of Offenders, commitment for
trial and taking bail. =
Be it enacted by the LEGISLATURE of the
State: of Minnesota: T.
Section 1. phat section seven thousand
one hundred and sixty nine 7169l of the
General Statutes of eighteen hundred
ninety four (1S94), he amended so as to
read as follows: --,,-- 4 t. 49,
= Section 7169. Whenever any person
charged char with having committed an Of
of the peace, or court commissioner for
examination in accordance with the pro
visions or this chapter, if such person
examination, make oath that from pref
?1dice or other cause, he believes that the
justice or court commissioner will not
decide impartially in the matter, then
said justice or court commissioner shall
hmm edia tely transmit all the papers in
the case to a, justice of the peace of the
the same county, qualified by law to con
duct the examination, who SHALL proceed
with the examination in the same manner
as A. t 1nt9t said person had first been
50 removed after a second ADJOURNMENT
had therein, and only one removal shall
be allowe Gl, in the same n case:
in force from and after it's passage.
Approved April 18th, 1899.
CHAPTER 160-H. F. NO. 3O4.
AN ACT to amend sections one thousand
eight hundred and thirty-three Qsas),
one thousand eight hundred thirty -four
Qs34, one thousand eight hundred and
thirty-five QS35) and one Thousand eight
hundred and thirty-six Qs36) of the
General Statutes eighteen hundred and
ninety-four QS94) of the State of Mime
sofa, relating to the laying out of tenn
porary public cart-ways.
Be 1T enacted by the Legislature of the
State Of Minnesota
Section /. That section one thousand
eight hundred and thirty4three (1S33),
Ge9eral Statutes eighteen hundred nine,
amended so as to read as follows:
Sec. 1888 That whenever any two or
more owners OF pine lands in this state
cart-way, or a right of way, for. a t1une
for transporting logs and lumber, laid
out they may make application therefor
in writing to the supervisors of the town
in which such cart-Way or fume-way is
desired; or, if the same be not within any
organized town, then to the commission
or commissioners shall thereupon pro-
coed to lay out such temporary cart-way
or f111me-way in all respects as provided
by the law in force at the time of such
nament public cart-ways by town super
visors, except as hereinafter provided T.;
and the cart-ways or flume-ways hereby
authorized shall not be less than one nor
more than two rods in width if laid out
separately, and not less than two nor
more than three rods In width If laid out
flu1ne..way that may be constructed upon
any way as provided for herein shall be
subject, as far as the same are applica-
BILE, to all the provisions of title eight (S,
eighteen hundred and ninety+four (1S94),
of the State of Minnesota, relating to
sluice-dams.
Sec: 2: That section one thousand eight
STATUTES eighteen hundred ninety-four
(1S9D, be and the same is hereby amend
Sec. 1884. When any such application
shall be made, the supervisors or COM
missioners, at the time of examining such
proposed ways, shall also, after such in
vestigation as they deem necessary, de-
termine the necessity of laying out such
ways for the purpose of removing the
saw-logs, timber or lumber from, any
pine or other tirnbered lands, and the
length of time that such way will be
necessary, and they shall state such time
In their order laying out such way, and
shall cease. But no such way shall be
laid out along or upon, or so as to oc-
cupy, any road made or caused to be
made by the owner ofsaid land, or by
owner and used by the person or persons
making the same, unless such owner
shall consent. thereto in writing. If the
is desired, shall appear in person or by
authorized agent or attorney, before the
commissioners or supervisors at the time
and place fixed by them hem, to determine
route for, such way, which, in their opin-
ion, shall be reasonably direct and prac-
ticable for the. purpose desired by such
they determine such way to be necessary,
to lay the same upon the route designat-
ed by such owner.
hundred and thirty-fve Qs35), GENERAL
Statutes eighteen hundred ninety-four
$780," be and the same is hereby amend
ed so as TO read as fOllOWS:
Sec 1885. All the expenses of laying
out and all damages awarded for the taxi
Ing of lands for such ways shall be paid
by the persons applying for the same
shall be levied or collected for making,
opening, or maintaining the same. The
persons applying for the same may enter
upon, open and work any such way at
all the costs and expenses Of such pro-
ceedlngs, and upon paying to the several
parties IN Interest or to the town
for them. all the damages assessed in
favor Of the owners of lands traversed by
such way, nor shall any appeal from an
award of damages suspend the right to
work and use such way, if the applicants
for the same, or any of them, shall file
in the court to which such appeal may be
taken, "a bond with sureties and in an
for the payment Of all damages and costs
which may be finally awarded in favor Of
the appellant al IN such proceedings. An
be taken by the applicants in the same
manner as by the persons whose lands
are traversed by such way; and in such
mentioned to secure all costs and dam
owner shall have the same effect in Sc
curing the right to, open, work and use
Sec. 4. That section one thousand eight
hundred and thirty-six 1886, General
1884," be and the same is hereby amend
ed so as to read as follows -
: Sec. 1886: In case such proposed way
does not lie within an organized town,
the notices required to be posted I'M con-
nection with the proceedings for opening
the same may be posted in three public
places at the county seat, and the records
of such proceedings required by law to
filed fh0 office oil
shall be filed in the Office of the county
auditor.