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

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ed 20 a. to res a Is foilo nsssDy z nsnu
3 In any OF the counties OF this state
where g special election has been held
county seat. no notice Of intention to
circulate a petition for the change Of 4
county seat, az provided for by this act.
,naH be published Or posted and no such
scented or fled until after tho expira-
ton Of period Of i've % years from
th Sec aats # b such special
Approved A lle s ga. n 1sss Us passage.
CHAPTER 112-s. F. NO. rs.
AN ACT to amend section six thousand
four hundred and eighteen (eAs) Of the
general statutes Of Minnesota for the
year ono thousand eight hundred and
ninety-four QS9D, relating to unau-
thorized communications with convicts
In the state prison.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature OF the
State OF Minnesota:
Section I. That section six thousand
TOUR hundred and eighteen (6ls( OF the
general statutes Of eighteen hundred and
hereby amended to read as follows:
= Sec 6A8 a person who. not being au-
s sin,1 by law. or by written permis-
the consent of the warden of the prison
or superintendent of the retormatory, has
any verbal communication with con-
tory. or brings into or conveys out OF
any state prison or reformatory any writ
Ing, clothing, food, tobacco. or any ar
ticie whatsoever, to or from any convict
under sentence in such prison or reforma-
tory wherever such convict may be. Is
guilty OF q misdemeanor.
Sec q This act shall take effect and
Approved April srd, 1899.
. ;, CHAPTER 11s 9. F. NO. 264
Of the general statutes of Minneseta.
Of the year 1894, relating to cooperative
life Insurance associations.
Be SIT It enacted by the Legislature Of the
Section /; That section three thousand
s ga, hun ntn and fourteen lss1). Of the
QS9D, be and the same hereby Is amend
ed so as to read as follows: Nothing in
this act contained shall be construed to
require any society or any subordinate
lodge or body of any secret or fraternal
or industrial society now organized in
t Raybs ST nX s sef hs1e s
dollars IN the aggregate to any one per-
son IN any one year, or funeral bene-
fit or relief to those dependent on q
and fifty ($35o0o) dollars to make any
report thereof as herein contemplated;
nor to require the subordinate lodges or
name Known. Of fraternal or secret or
Industrial societies, to make and fiie re-
ports ports with the commissioner of insur-
relief or aid is payable by the grand or
supreme body Of the same. and Is derived
from assessments upon such subordi-
shall ss made and RHx SUCH Sy .ue
grand or supreme body. Nor shall any
tnlng IN this act prevent the creation of q
Society aey ssrR9ns eRs eus
ness OF lie. endowment or casualty In
surance, upon the cooperative or assess
ment plan. which fund or its accretions,
or both, are to be used for the payment
or assessments or death losses, or for
benefits. Nothing in this act shall BE-
construed to affect tho grand or subor-
Odd Fellows, as they now exist, nor to
any grand order Corr subordinate lodge
Oh Free 1 and Accepted Masons. nor any
Order of Sons Of Hermann Of tho State
Of America"
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and AFTER it's passage,
Approved April Bird. 1899.
CHAPTER u4s. f. NO. 2s7
AN ACT to authorize the board OF man
ayers OF the State Reformatcry at St.
CLOUD, to discharge inmates of said in
stitution before the expiration of the
Of their sentence.
Be 1T enacted by the Legislature Of the
state or Minnesota:
since the sentence Of any person to the
State Reformatory at ST. Cloud, the min
mum mum term Of Imprisonment for the Of
hag apon re T6 ion haa
managers may at its discretion discharge
such person from said institution at any
time tim ,s After he shall have served therein
under and by which such minimum term
was so reduced.
Sec: 2: All acts and parts of acts in
consistent herewith are hereby repealed.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be
Approved April Ord, 1899.
CHAPTER u5-S. F. NO. PSI.
AN ACT to amend section one Thousand
two hundred and sixty-four Q26) of the
statutes OF I'M, Minnesota for the year one
QssD,, relating to the duties and COM
pe!nasation Of village recorders.
Section 4. That section one thousand
two hundred and sixty-four Q264) Of tho
statutes Of Minnesota for the year one
qssD. being section forty-six (s0 Of chap
ter one hundred and forty-f1ve G46) of the
general laws of one thousand eight hum
Srea aoa AND ehlghtyys SS5 be amended
For the performance of all Of the du-
ties hereinabove set forth, except such as
a sna o. il hi, %
lage recorder shall receive such COM
pensation as shall be fixed and deter
mine mined by by the Village council Of his VII
compensation by resolution thereof at
their first regular meeting after the an
n naal village election in each and every
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
be In force from ana after It's passage.
Approved April 3rd, 1899.
CHAPTER 1865. F. NO. 1852.
ization in incorporated cities having a
population Of less than ten thousand
100000 Inhabitants.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the
Section l. That In all Incorporated cities
within the State Of Minnesota having a
reputation OF less than ten thousand DO
VO inhabitants Except cities whose char
tiers provide for a board of equalfzation),
the mayor, city recorder. or oity clerk
and aldermen Of each of said cities shall
constitute and be the board of equaliza-
ton thereof. Such board shall meet on
the fourth Monday Of June at the rooms
where meetings Of the common council are
usually held, for the purpose Of review
ing the assessments OF property In such
city, and they shall Immediately proceed
taxable property In their city has been
properly placed upon the list. and duly
valued by the assessor; and In case any
property, real or personal, shall have been
omitted, by tnadyertence or otherwise, 1t
shall be the duty of said board to place
the same upon the list, with the true
value thereof, and proceed to correct the
assessment, so that each tract or lot of
class of personal property shall be en-
tered on the assessment list at the true
and full value thereof; but the assess
not he raiSed until SI1nh porco, chon Io va