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

upon by a vote Of majority Of the mem
bers-elect of such body or board.
| Sec; 2. The. Discriminate OF any such
board or body to issue bonds under the
provisions Ot this act shall be by, resolu-
ton in writing, which resolution shall be
| recorded at length in the minutes Of it's
proceedings. Provided, that no such bonds
Shall be issued or be valid until after the
proposition TO issue the same shall nave
been submitted to vote OF the people
OF said school district, at a general or
special election, notice of which shall be
given and which shall be conducted IN
the same manner as elections for city
officers are had under the provisions OF
the city charter of the city in which such
school district is situate If a majority
OF the voters voting at such election Shall
vote in favor OF issuing such bonds, then
/ said board of education may proceed to
issue the same for the purposes above
specified, unless a ajority OF the voters
on such proposition shall vote in favor Of
issuing such bonds, such bonds shall be
void. .se'.0-., .yae .-.-
Sec. g. Such bonds, if issued, shall be
for the principal sum of not less than CHE
hundred ($1OO) dollars nor. more than one
thousand $1,000 dollars each, and shall
draw interest payable Senll-annually at
q rate to be stated therein, not exceeding
become due at Sucn tines not to exceed
twenty (2O) years after. their date as
such board may by resolution aforesaid
the president of such board and attested
by the clerk or secretary Of such board.
Sec. T. A tax shall be levied upon all
the taxable property in such district and
collected In the same way as other taxes
in such district or city are levied and
collected, AIT the proper times, and in suf-
interest Of such bonds when the same
shall become due, and the moneys SO
collected shall not be used or expended
for any other purpose than the making of
such payments. -
Sec. D. The provisions of this act shall
apply to all school districts in cities con
habitants in the State Of Minnesota,
whether created under and by virtue of
the provisions of any general law or I'M
der and by virtue Of any special law of
this state
whether general or special, Inconsistent
wi with the provisions pr of this act are here
Sec, T.. This act shall not apply to
school districts in cities which contain
a populate Of over ten thousand 100000
inha bitantS.
Sec. s. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
Approved April 18th, 1885,
CHAPTER 156-S +. NO. 317.
AN ACT to amend ID chapter one hundred
of the State of Minnesota for eighteen
hundred and ninety-tive Qs95), entitled
IAN act entitled an act to change the
name Of the Minnesota State Reform
acts relatiig to said school and to amend
the same
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section 1. That section four AZ of chap
ter one hundred and tlfty-three 1853 of
the General Laws Of the State of Mime
fOlloWS:
''1'hat section one d of chapter thirty
seven go OF the General Laws of eigh::
teen hundred eiglty-three QSS3O be and
the Same is hereby amended so as to read
That whenever any infant over the
of seventeen l7) years shall have been
duly convicted in any Of the courts in
this state, of any crime punishable by i'm
prisonment, or shall be convicted of va
grancy or incorrigibly vicious conduct or
incorrigibility the magistrate, or any. court
before whom such conviction is had, may
commit said infant so convicted to- the
guardianship of the board of managers
of the Minnesota State Training school;
and said ma nagers shall have the! power
to place said children committed to their
twenty-one t2D years, ~ at = such employ
anent, and cause them to be instructed
in such branches of useful knowledge as
ity and they shall have the power at
their discretion, to place in suitable homes
or to bind out as apprentices, the said
places, to learn such trades and employ
ments, as in the judgment Of such man
ayers may be most conductive to their
reformation and amendment, and will
tend to the future benefit and advantage
of such children. ss' .,-r-. T. . Z. ..,~
Sec g That section six CO. of chapter
General Laws of the State of Minnesota
for 1895 be amended so as to read as fol-
lows;
have the power to commit any infant ITO
the state training school upon the. charge
of incorrigibility, incorriIbibly vicious con
duct, vagrancy, or any other cause IN
dence of at least two (2l witnesses; and
no commitment of any infant convicted
before a justice of the peace upon a
cious conduct, vagrancy, or any other
cause, shall be sufficient to justify the
admission Of said incorrigtble infant into
said state training school, unless such
commitment be- approved by a judge of
the district court Of the district to which
the county from which said infant is
or approval Of any officer whatever shall
he necessary; and in all cases where an
infant is convicted before a. justice of
must show the name, age, residence and
occupation of each witness examined, and
the justice Of the peace shall reduce all
and transmit the same forthwith to a
judge of the district court of the district
to which the county from which said in
FAINT is convicted belongs, and it shall be
the duty Of said judge to examine sl,ch
evidence SO Transmitted to him and to
approve or disapprove of such conviction
Of the peace is approved by such Judge
the infant shan forthwith be committed
to the guardianship Of the said board of
provisions of this section shall not apply
to convictions had in any municipal court
in any county of the State of Minnesota
pSRu in b 81 nf more than ten
Sec. 3. ALI acts and parts of acts in
consistent with this act are hereby re-
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be
i'm force from and after it's passage.
Approved April 18th, 1899.
CHAPTER 157-s. F. NO. 377.
M a and sa ISIS Sf the
General Statutes of eighteen hundred
minety-folr Qs94l, relating to the dis
position on of miscellaneous fees Of public
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota: -
Section 1. That section seventy mine
General Statutes Of eighteen, hundred
ninety+four $3.50 he and hereby is amend
ed to read as follows: So -.
and employe Of the several institutions
named in this act to pay over to the su-
perintendemt of the institution without
delay, any funds which may come. into
his hands belonging ITO amy inmate of the
institution, and to pay over to the &C
counting officer Of the institution, with
out delay, any; funds which may come
into his hands belonging to the institu-
ton. ..l7..'- - a
o. It shall be the duty Of the account
ing officer of each institution at the close
the institution treasurer all institution
funds which may have come into his
hands from sales of public property,
board of inmates, labor of inmates, en-
trance or tuition fees or from any other
source, and at the close of each month to
draw an order on the institution treas