The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-27

Provided. that nothing her, in contained
shall apply to the dispensing of physi-
clans prescriptions specifying any or the
pOisons aforesaid.
Every person omitting to comply with
any requirement OF this section shall be
liable to penalty of ten QQ dollars for
each and every such offenSe.
Sec. ). That section fifteen Q5) of said
chapter one hundred and forty-seven
Q4O, as amended by said chapter enc
hundred and four 900, be and is hereby
amended so as to read follows:
Section IS. The several penalties pre-
q scribed in this act may be recovered in
any court having jurisdiction, either by
civil action instituted by the board OF
pharmacy, in the name of the State of
Minnesota, or by criminal prosecution
upon complaint being made; and 1t shall
be the duty of the county attorney of
the county wherein such offense is com
mitted TO conduct all such actions and
prosecutions at the request of said board.
If any county attorney Omits or refuses
to act, the board may employ some other
attorney for such purpose. All fines and
penalties paid or collected under the pro-
visions OF this act, shall inure to the
board of pharmacy. In all civil actions
for the recovery of the several penalties
provided in this act. the plaintiff shall be
entitled TO an appeal, the same as in ordi-
Fary civil actions"
sec. 3. That section eighteen QS) of
said chaptcr one hundred and forty-Seven
Q+O, as amended by said chapter one
hundred and four O0D, be and is hereby
sec IS Every person receiving
certincate under this act shall keep the
same conspicuously exposed in his place
OF business. Every registered pharmacist
or registered assistant shall, within ten
uU) days after changing his place of bust
ness or employment, notify the secretary
of the board of his new place of business;
he shall thereupOn be entitled to receive
from the secretary a notice in writing
that his address has been changed on the
book OF registration. Without such notice
from said secretary such pharmacist or
assistant shall not act as such longer
than ten days after his said notice of
change
ANY person violating The provisions of
this section, shall be liable to a penalty
OF ten llO dollars
See. = That section nineteen Q9) of
said chapter one hundred and forty-Seven
GAO. as amended by said chapter one
hundred and four Q04 is hereby amend
ed SO as to read as follows:
Sec. 19. The board may refuse to
grant 4 certificate to any person addicted
to the liquor or drug habit to such a de-
gree as TO render him unfit to practice
pharmacy; and may after notice and
hearing revoke a certificate for like cause,
or Tor fraud in procuring the certificate"
chapter one hundred and forty-seven
C4O. as amended by said chapter one
hundred and four QQD, be and is hereby
See 8 Said chapter one hundred and
forty-seVen 04D is hereby amended by
adding thereto as section twenty-One CID
See 2l The qualifications, mode of
appointment and term of office of the
members of the board of pharmacy Of
the State of Minnesota. shall be governed
by this section. The governor, with the
advice and consent of the senate, shall
annually appoint one person from among
the registered pharmacists of the state,
and who is actively engaged In the prac-
tiCe of his profession, to be a member
of said board. To aid the governor in the
appointment of the members of the board
the Minnesota State Bharn1a panfiCal
SociatiOn may annually submit to him the
names of five registered pharmacists, and
from the names so submitted, or from
others, the governor shall make the ap
pointment. The persons so appointed
shall hold their Office for the term of
five 90 years, and until their successors
are appointed and qualified. In case of
vacancy from any cause, the vacancy
shall be filed by appointment for the I'M
expired term of office in the same man
ner ana from the same class of persons
as original appointments. Appointments
made when the senate is not in session
may be confirmed at it's next ensuing
session. No person who is connected with
any college or school of pharmacy or
shall become connected with any college
or school Of pharmacy, shall be a member
OF SAID board OF pharmacy; and in case
any member Of said board shall remove
from the state. his membership in said
board shall Immediately cease. Nothing
in this act shall be construed to affect the
term Of Office Of any of the present mem
beTs of the board.
Sec. TO- All acts and parts of acts In
consistent herewith are hereby repealed.
See. IL This act snail take effect and
be in force from and after its passage
Approved March 3rd, 1899.
CHAPTER SIS. F. NO. Sc
! > ACI 10 amend section one thousand
siA hundred and seventeen Q61O of the
general statues of 1894, being section
C1e hundred and two Q02) of chapter
enc ID of general laws of 1878, as
amended by chapter fifteen Q5l. general
AVS OF lss5 relating to the sale Of for
position of the proceeds thereof.
BE II enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section l. That section one thousand
six hundred and seventeen Q61O of the
general statutes of 1894, being section
one hundred and two Q02) of chapter one
amended by chapter fifteen Q5) of the
general laws of 1885, be amended so as
to read as follows:
Section 1917. Upon the sale of any
tract or lot of forfeited real property the
county auditor shall execute to the pur-
chaser thereof a deed in fee simple of
the property so purchased, which shall
pass to such purchaser an absolute title
to the estate therein described without
any other act or deed whatever; and
when 50 sold such land or lots shall be
again listed for taxation. If the former
owner Of such forfeited property becomes
the purchaser, such deed shall pass to
him any and all rights of action which
uespass committed upon such property
prior TO the execution of the deed. Such
Deed may be recorded as other deeds of
real estate, ana the record thereof shall
nave the same force and effect in all re-
spectS as the record of such deeds and
shall be evidence in like manner The
proceeds of all lands or lots sold at such
sale, Tor sum equal to or exceeding the
amount of taxes due thereon, shall be
distributed the same as other collections
OF taxes; but if any tract or lot shall
be sold for any sum less than such
amc Unit, the state tax shall first be paid,
ana the remainder, if any, shall be di-
Vided pro rata between the different funds
for which such tax was levied provided
that such deed, or the record thereof,
shall be evidence in like manner and with
the same force and effect as the certi-
ficate provided for in section eighty-four
of this chapter"
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be
I'm force from and after its passage.
Approved March 3rd, 1899
CHAPTER 36-S. f. NO POI.
AN ACT authorizing the governor to
designate q day to be known as Arbor
and Bird Day.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section l. The governor is hereby au-
thoriZed to set apart each year by proc
lamation one day to be designated as Ar
Dor and Bird Day, and to request it's OBJ
serVance by all public schools private
schools, colleges and other institutions
by the planting Of trees and the adorn-
ment of the school and, public grounds
and by suitable exercises, having for their
object the advancement of the study of
arb0riculture and promotion of the spirit
OF protection to birds and trees and the
cultivation of an appreciatiye sentiment
concerning them.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage
Approved March 3rd, 1899.