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

officers, and, In case Of subordinate lodge
or camp. shall be recorded in the office
where such lodge or camp Is located. or
II 1t is located in a city or village To-
Gated in more than one county, then the
the register Of deeds Of each Of the coun-
ties in which said city or. village is To-
en5ea and IN case Of bs
corded in the office Of the secretary OF
state.
be in force from and after Its passage.
Approved April 18th, 1889.
CHAPTER 1915. F. NO. 40.
AN ACT to amend section five o.. chaD-
ter forty-six (46) of the general laws
of 1889, being a part Of an act known
iating to duties Of judge Of probate:
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Minnesota:
ter forty-six (49 of the general laws Of
one thousand eight hundred and eighty
nine QSSe). be and the same is hereby
Sec. s. When. the Judge Of probate of
any county, his wife, child or other
lineal descendant, parent, brother or sister
shall be an heir, devisee or legatee, or as
a material witness, or when such Judge
shall be executor, administrator or guar
dian OF any ward or Interested as creditor
cided, he shall be disqualified to act in
relation to that estate, or in the decision
OF such question, as the same NAV be-:
or If any judge of probate by reason OF
his own illness or necessary absence from
his county Is unable to attend his court
or public office for the transaction Of pub
Of probate so disqualified or rendered un-
able to act shall enter in his record the
grounds Of his disqualification or inabili-
ty and shall make an order reciting said
ground and requiring the Judge of probate
Of an adjoining county to attend at the
Once eaH OF the Judge Of probate so disquali-
neg neg or t disabled and to act In his place
disability. And it shall be the duty OF
s s Judge Of probate to hear, try and
aet . such matters in the same man
ner and with like effect as the Judge of
probate of said court might have done,
mad ne not been so disqualified or unable
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect ana be
IN force from and after its passage,
Approved April 14th. 1899.
CHAPTER 1875, f. NO. 42s
AN ACT to amend section 4196 Of the
general statutes Of 1884, relating to the
Be # of mp mo Of record
Section !. Section nss of the general
statutes of 1894 is hereby amended SO as
Sec. 4196. Mortgages may be discharged
py an entry in the margin of the record
thereof, signed by the mortgage, or his
acknowledging the satisfaction of the
mortgage; and such entry shall have the
same effect as a deed Of release duly
a afan 1 and recorded. They may
also be discharged upon the record there
OF by the register Of deeds whenever there
snail be presented to him a certificate,
signed by the mortgage or grantee, his
ecuted and acknowledged as hereinbefore
prescribed, specifying that such mort
gage has been paid, or otherwise satisfied
or discharged. In case any mortgage shall
cover property situated In more than one
county in this state. a certificate Of dis
charge thereof. or certified copy of the
record OF any such certificate, may be
recorded in the office of the register Of
deeds of each county where said mort
gage may be recorded; provided, that in
margin of the record, the instrument so
discharged or satisfied shall likewise be
included in such certificate Of discharge
gage shall be foreclosed by advertisement
or action in any one county, and the
mortgage debt secured thereby be paid
for record in the Office Of the register OF
deeds of such other county or counties,
duly certified copies Of the notice Of sale,
record in the Office Of the register Of deeds
In the county wherein said mortgage may
be foreclosed. Every such certificate, or
papers evidencing such foreclosure pro-
Acknowledgements and Qualifications there
Of, shall be recorded at full length, and a
reference made to the book and page con-
tanning such record by minute on the
margin of the record of the original mort
gage; and the register of deeds shall in
dorse upon papers so presented to him
ing the same.
Sec. 2 This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved April 14th, 1892
CHAPTER 1871. F. NO. 1884,
AN ACT to regulate. the sale of binding
twine manufactured at the state prison
at StiliWat ter.
Re it enacted by the Legislature of the
Section l. The price of binding Irvine
manufactured at the state prison at Still
water, shall be fixed by the warden and
board Of managers each year as soon as
first usD, and shall be sold only to
farmers or actual consumers thereof. in
quantities necessary for their own use. up
to and including, the first QsD day, Of
be sold only for cash, or on such security
as the warden of the state prison may APP
first day Of May y"A of "a any an Year III for
which no order has been given by farm
to be kept to iii subsequent, d.
rect orders) may, after, said date. be
disposed Of Ky the warden or board Of
any citizen of this state applying there
for. at the price fixed by the board Of
managers, but only. on the conditions
Such warden or board of managers
snail require from any such person ap-
written agreement that he will resell such
Irvine to actual consumers. who desire
the same for their own actual use, and
that he will not resell such Irvine in bulk
to any other dealer, or attempt to evade
the provisions of this act. Such person
shall further agree that he will so resell
such Irvine to actual consumers at a price
not greater than one cent per pound
above the price paid therefor, with the
cost per pound of transportation from
resale, added.
And. for the purpose Of enforcing such
| contract, the state shall have a cont1n-
gent interest In the Irvine so disposed of
in bulk until the same Is resold as herein
provided. and the title of such purchaser
from, the state shall become complete and
bility under this act only when he has
fully complied with his said contract as
to the manner and terms Of such resale.
Such purchaser shall also be required by
said warden and board of managers to
keep such state prison Irvine separate
from any other Irvine he may have on
hand for sale and to keep a correct record
Of the date, amount and name Of the pur-
which record shall be open at all times
to any states prison official or the coun-
ty attorney, of the county Of his resi-
dence In tie sale, distribution and dis
position Of the twine, the board Of man
ayers and warden of the state prison
shall apportion and divide the same
throughout the, several agricultural
accordng to- the acreage therein Of a grain
requiring the use Of binding twine If
any Irvine remains on hand unsold after
July first QsD IN any year, the same may
therefor.