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


sons, or corporation, bringing children
into this state contrary to the provisions
of this act, shall be guilty OF a INSIDE
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect and be
In force from. and after its passage.
Approved April 17th,s 1899.
- CHAPTER 1871. F. NO 336. ~
AN ACT to appropriate money for the
salary of the second assistant to the at
t torney y general. and to repeal conflicting
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State Of Minnesota:
section l: That the sum Of two thou
hereby appropriated for the year eighteen
hundred and NINETY mime QS99) and an
nually thereafter out of any moneys of
the state not otherwise appr opriated for
salary of the second assistant to the at
tOrney general. - - y. Re. -.
Sec. 2. That paragraph three (s) of sec
eighty seven esd of the laws Of eighteen
hundred and eighty mine QS89) appropri-
ating fifteen hundred dollars ($1,5OO an
attorney general be and the same is
hereby repealed.
;, Sec. 3; This act shall take effect and
be i'm force from and after its passage.
Approved April 9Th, 1899. :. -, =
CHAPTER 14o-H. F.. NO. $40. :. :
AN, ACT to, provide for the election of
county assessor. In all counties having
a population of not less than one hum
dred thousand goo, OOO) and not over one
d and eighty;hye Thousand 1S5,-
and fixing the compensation of such as
SCISSOR, and repeating all acts and parts
of acts inconsistent Herewith.
Be It enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota: q e-sss 5''
Section 1. There shall be elected In each
county in this state having a population
OF not less than one hundred Thousand
QOo,OO0), and not over one hundred and
eighty five thousand (185, OOO) inhabitants
county assessor who shall hold his Of
flee for two (9 years from and after the
first Monday in January next succeeding
his election, and until his successor is
elected and qualified, and shall keep his
Office at the county seat. -
Sec. 2. Such assessor, before comm enc,
ing his duties, shall take and subscribe
an oath of office and give bond In the
penal sum of five Thousand (5,OOO) dollars
to be approved Wy the board 70 of county
commissioners, conditioned for the faith
full discharge of the duties of his Office,
which bond with the written approval Of
such board of county commissioners, and
such oath shall be filed and recorded in
the office of the register Of Deeds
Sec. 3. Such assessor shall have power
to appoint ONE or more assistant asses
sors under him, each of whom shall be q
resident freeholder and qualified .elector
of said county, and to remove the same
be- Responsible. Each assistant assessor
aforesaid shall act under the direction Of
the principal assessor, and may be as
signed by such principal assessor such dis
trict or. portion of said county or such
other duties as such principal assessor
may deem expedient and shall receive
such compensation as such principal as
SCISSOR may deem adyisable; provided,
that each township and village shall be
entitled to its own assistant assessor, who
shall be appointed by the principal asses
sor. - :.
Sec. d. That for the faithful perform
ance Of the duties of the office of such
county assessor he shall receive out of
the treasury of such county the following
amounts, to-wit: In odd numbered years
the sum of seven. thousand five hundred
G,5OO) dollars, twenty-five hundred e, 500
dollars of which shall be the salary of
such principal assessor, and the remain
ing five thousand $4,000 dollars" shall be
for such assistant assessors and clerk hire;
and in even numbered years the SUM OF
nine Thousand five hundred (9,5OO) dollars,
Of which two Thousand five hundred G, 500
dollars shall be the salary of such princi-
pal assessor, and seven thousand $4,000
SCISSORS and clerk hire; that no other or
further sums shall be allowed or paid to
such assessor, assistant assessors, or
shall be<in lieu of and in full for all clerk
hire and assistance of every kind in max
ing complete assessments Of all, of:sthe
property of such county for taxation, and
performing all the acts necessary In the
performance of the duties of said office.
That the salary of such principal assessor
sha be Paid anS 9 him n s%Na nf S a
sistant assessors and clerks shall be paid
them in equal monthly intallments out of
the treasury of such counties.
self, or with the aid Of his assistant as
SCISSORS and clerks, shall assess all prop
erty subject to taxation within such
Sec. 8. That the board Of county COM
missioners of such counties, shall at their
first meeting after the passage of this
SCISSOR, who shall fiji such office and quail
ify therefor and perform the duties Of
such office, as herein provided, until the
mon Month e Of November $780, ana until his
successor is. elected and qualified.
Sec. Z. All acts and parts Of acts in
consistent with this act are hereby re-
Sec. g. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after it's passage.
Approved April 10th, 1899. -.
CHAPTER 141-S. F. NO. All.
AN ACT entitled am act authorizing each
of the district court judges of this state
to appoint a district court reporter, and
fixing his duties and compensation.
Be It enacted by the Legislature of the
State Of MINNESOTA; 80
Section l. Each of the district court
judges Of this state are hereby authorized
to appoint a district court reporter, who
shall be we'll skilled in the art Of short
hand writing, and competent to discharge
the duties required, and who shall hold
his office during the pleasure Of the judge
Sec. :. It Shall be the duty of said re-
porter to make or cause to be made in
shorthand writing g. true record Of all
proceedings had and evidence. given upon
the trial Of issues Of fact, and in all pro-
ceedings before the Judge SO appointing
him, when requested by said judge; and
In all actions tried by said judge with
fore him and dn all cases Of motion
for a new trial upon the minutes, said
reporter shall when so requested read his
said record to. said Judge. or furnish him
uSe. r'. =, .-' go.
Provided, that whenever the judge shall
refer any action pending in his judicial
determine, said reporter shall, at the re-
quest Of said judge, attend said trial be-
fore said referee and make a record of
ner as if tried before the court, and at
the request of said judge or referee he
shall read his, record to the referee. or
furnish a true transcript thereof to- him
in the capacity of private secretary to the
judge so appointing him whenever 80 d.
rected by said Judge, in all matters per
and he. shall, when requested by. Che
judge so appointing him, without charge
therefor, transcribe his notes or any part
cording the testimony Of witnesses sworn
and examined upon trials or In any pro-
ceedtngs before said court, or before any
referee. it shall be the duty. of said re-
porter to record the questions put to the
witnesses and their answers thereto given
by the witnesses in the exact words used
by the 'questioners and the witnesses: He
shall not be required to record the argu-
ment of counsel, but shall record the
charge Of the judge to the jury, and shall
thereof as stated by counsel, and also the
rulings aof the judge thereon, the excsp..
tion taken by counsel to such rulings, and
all motions and admissions made during
the trial or proceeding. Such reporter
shall upon the completion Of any trial or
proceeding file his record thereof in such
clerk OIL court OF. the county where such