The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-27

Second-For extraordinary repairs,
sixteen hundred dollars ........... 1000
Third-Add1tional to the salary of
by law, five hundred dollars. 500
F9urth-For library books. five
Sec. =. Appropriations for the the Moor ro
head Normal school.
AtF9r Srst ths 1s,, fiscal year ending July
First-Current expense In addition
to standing annual appropria-
tlons, three thousand dollars. -. $30
Second-For extraordinary repairs,
seven hundred and fifty dollars 750
Third-Library books. five hun
FourthNAdditiona to the salary OF wv
the president, as now established
by law, five hundred dollars. 500
B-FOr the fiscal year ending July thir-
ty-hrst (3D. nineteen hundred and one
First-Current expense In addition
to standing annual appropria-
tions, three thousand dollars. So,
Second-For extraordinary repairs,
seven hundred and fifty dollars, $50
Third-Addltional to the salary of
the president, as now established
by law, five hundred dollars. 800
Sec. 10. Appropriations for the St.
Peter state hospital for insane.
thirty first tsD. nineteen cen hundred dd GsSo}. }
the f1rstF9f maintenance In addition to
thirty thousand dollars (s8O0OO), and one
hundred and ffty-seven dollars ($157) per
capita per annum for each person actu-
ally present in excess of the daily aver
age number of one thousand q, ,0OO) pa
tfents each month, said excess number to
be certified to by the board of corrections
and charities
Provided, that in determining such ex-
cess number for any month. and as
basis for ascertaining the same, all per-
sons transferred to and cared for in any
asylum for the insane hereafter provided
shall be considered as still in the hospital
ferred.
And provided, further that the board
Of trustees of the state hospitals for the
insane shall have authority by and with
the approval of the auditor of state to
transfer, In case of necessity, q portion of
the funds appropriated for the current
expenses of any one Of the several insti-
tutions now or hereafter under their
charge to the use of any other institution
now or hereafter constructed; said board,
with the approval Of the state auditor,
shall each month transfer from said cur
rent expense funds, to the credit Of such
new asy lums, an amount Of money pro-
portionate to the number of% persons In
such new asylum at the rate of one hun
cred and ffty-seven dollars ($15D per
capita per annum, the number of such
persons to be certified to by the state
Doard or corrections and charities.
oecond-tor extraordinary repairs
ana improvements, five thousand
Third-For building srnoke-staci ''''''
complete, five thousand dollars. 5000
new green house complete, fifteen
hundred dollars. "A .:......,...... 1900
fifth-For the completion of the
Kitchen, twenty-six hundred dol
s,xi5 lars = po::,. 1900
G plant; one thousand dollars. 1000
SeVenth-TO complete the heating
plant plant three thousand dollars. 5000
Eighth--For the completion OF the
Slau1ghter house, two thousand
uoiidIS Observation-Disclosures. 1000
N1nth-EOr 10
ceilings, twelve hundred dollars. 200
b9f OF Ine nScal year ending July thir-
tyrfirst tyoaf1iIst CID, nineteen hundred and one
the standing annual appropriations, thir1
thousand f1ye hundred dollars. S37, 500
49, bsafor 6I the hscal year ending July thir-
Q90D. S0 anu oNe
FirstTEGr naI lopotl the sf2gIp c0%pletion Of nor
thousand i've hundred dollars :. s37. 300
Section 25. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after It's pas
Approved April 18th. 1899.
CHAPTER 2S4-H. F. NO. 43S.
AN 6 ACT DECLARING the effect as evil
engineering department of municipau-
ties in the state
Be It ENACTED by the Legislature Of tho
State of Minnesota:
Section l. All records Of surveys made
by the engineering department of any
municipality in this state. including field
and other files and records Of such de-
partment, shall be prilna facie evidence
IN any proceeding in all courts in this
state of the correctness Of the showing
and statements therein made; and the
existence Of such files and records in the
offtce of such engineering department shall
fact that such files and records were
made by such engineering department for
the use and benefit of such municipality.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
be In force from and after it's passage and
Approved April 18th. 1899,
CHAPTER 2S5-H. T, NO. $40.
AN ACT authorizing county commission
ers to allow and appropriate money to
towns in counties changing from the
county system Of caring for the poor. in
certain cases.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota:
Section. l. That the county commits
nesota, which has heretofore or may
hereafter change from the county system
of caring for the poor to the town sys-
ten. of caring for the poor, are hereby
authorized to audit, allow and appro-
pirate such sums of money they deem
advisable. out Of the poor funds of such
county, to reimburse any town in such
county for money expended by such
town for the care Of the poor OF such
town; provided, that no town shall be al
lowed aid under the provisions of this
act, unless such town has expended or
incurred a debt Of three hundred dollars
or more for the eare of the poor In such
town within, the year next preceding the
application for aid.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
be IN force from and after its passage.
Approved April 18th, 1899.
CHAPTER 2S6-H. f. NO 51s.
AN ACT declaring certain dogs to be
public nuisances, and providing for their
destruction.
BE 1t enacted by>the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section l. A dog that habitually wor-
ries, chases or molests teams, bicycle
riders or persons travelling peaceably on
the public highway is hereby declared
to be a public nuisance:
Sec. O. An action. to have dog de
clared a public nuisance may be COM
menced by filing With any Justice Of the
is a public nuisance, and containing q
description Of said dog, including his
name, If known, and the name of his
owner. If known, and If the name of such
stated. If said owner IS known said JUS
tice shall thereupon issue a summons
commanding him to appear before him
on a certain day, not less than six go
ing Of said complaint, and make answer
thereto.
Sec. 3. Said summons shall be served
upon such owner In the manner provided
by law for the service OF summons in
actions in Justice courts, at-least six CO.
days before the return day thereof.
Sec; q: II it appears from said COM
plaint that the owner of said dog Is not
known said justice shall cause a notice
to be posted In at least three public con-
spicuous places in the town wherein he
has his office. Such notice shall state
filed with him and shall contain de-