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

CSIlulCaI6E5 ana interest is prdCClCdlly eXS
hausted, and is and will be insufficient
70 meet even the annual installments OF
interest accruing upon said certificates;
Whereas, The state is now in default
fore, s -.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State OF Minnesota:
OF certain loan cerifca ties to the amount
Of one hundred and fifteen Thousand Q15,-
OOOC dollars issued by the board of man
ayers OF the state reform school in ac-
two hundred and ffty-eight (25s) of the
General Laws of Minnesota for eighteen
huasl and edghty-nine 1ssg} there IS
revenue fund of the state sum sufficient
to meet such obligations as they mature,
and the annual interest thereon as it. be-
comes payable. ~.
Sec. 2. The care and control of the old
reform school lands, known as I'D. ".
IngersoAs addition to ST. Paul." hereto
fore devolving upon the board Of man
ayers of the reform school, is hereby
transferred to the state auditor, ex-fficio
commissioner of the state land Office;
and the said board Of managers are &C.
cordingly directed to deposit all books,
papers and records of every description
pertaining to such lands with the state
auditor.
Sec. 8. To reimburse the general rev.
enue fund of the state for the moneys
therefrom appropriated by this act the
following assets of the reform school fund
are hereby assigned and transferred to
First-All money in the state treasury
to- the credit Of said reform school fund.
Second All sums now due or to become
due for lots in said D: w. Ingersolrs adj
leased.
Third-AH plated and implanted lots
and lands in said D. w. Ingersolls ad-
dition to st. Paul not sold or contracted
lNfe Nd 1O H.
are now or may hereafter be forfeited to
the state for the non-payment of princi-
pal or interest as provided in the con-
tracts OF sale thereof.
and state auditor are hereby created and
constituted a board for the sale and dis
posal of the said lots and lands hereby
property may be by them sold and dis
posed of from time to time whenever
said board are unanimously Of the opin-
erty shall be appraised by three co APP
pralsers to be selected by said board. No
lot or tract shall be sold for less than
be the same as is provided by law for
the sale of school lands. Ali the pro-
ceeds or such sales shall be credited to
the general revenue fund of the state.
And the said board are hereby empowered
to enter into an agreement with the City
OF st. Paul to establish a house line on
the lots in the said tract fronting on
from said avenue wthin ( Bet aae5 w 9aeh
line and said avenue no houses or other
structures shall be built, in order to aid
IN beautifying said avenue, if in the opin::
ion Of said board this arrangement will
Increase the sala BILE value Of said lots.
r. sec: 8: The said board by section four
~ of this act created are hereby author
cancel the said loan certificates at any
time after the same become payable or
to pay off or issue new certificates for
or continue and extend the time of pay
ment of the same at reduced rate Of
interest not exceeding four "a per cent
per annun1, as in their Judgment may
seem best for the state. These certif-,
investment for the permanent school
fund and the board of investment Gre
ated by section ten Q0l, chapter one hun
dred and ,sixty-three d63), General Laws
is authorized to make such Investment, il
IT is deemed advisable, at rate Of not
less than three 90 per cent interest.
sec. Q. All acts and parts Of acts in
consistent with this act are hereby re-
. Sec. T. This act shall take effect and be
In force from and after its passage.
Approved April 18th, 1893.
CHAPTER 2s2-H. F. NO. $40.
AN ACT 20 appropriate the sum of sew
en- hundred and sixty-two and eighty
lars, to reimburse Albert sWenson.
Tharald Hobe, F. Gabrialson and Free
man Keen, their successors or assigns,
Tor interest due and damages sustained
Of certain school lands in st. Louis
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
Section 1. That whereas, under the pro-,
visions contained in title one (1) of chan
ter thirty-elght (38) of the General Stat
f1 s an sgh ana
the protection and management of public
lands and to provide for the punishment
Of tresRassers thereon" and acts amend
state land office did, on the fifteenth
(15th) day of June, A. D. eighteen hun
dred and ninety:one Q89D issue and de-
I to said Albert swenson, Tharald
purchasers at a. public sale of school
lands held in the county Of St. Louis in
accordance with the provisions of the
sioner's certificate to lot number one Is
of section numbered thirty-six (3e), in
township numbered forty-nine 40, range
numbered fifteen 90, St: Louis county:
son, Tharald Hobe. F. Gabriaison 1w and
freeman an Keen Of the sum OF, four hun
dred ffty-siX and fifty one-hundredths
sum and bid at said sale of the p said "a.
bert, swenson, Tharald Hobe, F. Gabriai-
sond and Freeman Keen Of three thou
further sum of one hundred twenty-four
and four one-hundredths q24 4-1O0 dol
lars as interest on said principal sum and
bid; go -''-(
And, whereas, it appears that said sale
was invalid, and that. the state was un-
able to convey a sufficient title to the said
land by reason OF certain condemnation
b had by the R 9%a
missioner, under and by virtue of the
provisions Of section three thousand nine
hundred eighty-six 1886 of the Geenral
and ninety-four dss45 did refund to the he
Said Albert Swenson, Tharald Hobe. F.
Gabrialson and Freeman Keen, or their
ah hs Saa za 9f fSaE hanarse
900 dollars paid upon the principal sum
and bid and the sum Of one hundred
twenty,four and four. one-hundredths
the said Albert Swenson Tharald Hobe,
F.. Gabrialson and Freeman Keen claim
the further sum Of two hundred seventy
tW Vn2 and thirteen one-hundredths (272 10:
dredths ass 5o-1oo} dollars. and the
amount of one hundred twenty-four and
paid by them as aforesaid, and the sum
Or $50 75-iooS s dollars as
damages sustained by them by reason Of
the expenditure of funds by them for the
of said land; now, therefore,
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of tho
State Of Minnesota: Z
Sec. 2. That the sum of seven hundred
sxty-two and lightweight one-hundredths
(762 $4,000 dollars be and the same is
hereby appropriated out of any money in
the state treasury not otherwise appro-
priated, for the relief and reimbursement
Of ,thesaid Albert Swenson, Tharald Hobe.
F. Gabrialson and Freeman Keen, their
successors or assigns, as their interest
may be made to appear under the proper
on said land commissioners
certificate, and the state auditor is here
by directed to draw his warrant upon
the state treasurer for said sum in favor
Of the said Albert Swenson. Tharald
Hobo, F. Gabrialson and Freeman Keen.