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

eighteen hundred and ninety-nine (lS93l
and who shall hold their office for 8
perl period OBJ Of two % years and until their
a, E3Ssry +, two 81 years thereafter and
piration Of their terms 81 Office, the gov.
p pRRen s q @ hess
(1st), who shall hold their ONCE for two
~ yGafs a amd until their ere
Any vacancy which shall occur. in the
ofhce of any member OF said respective
boards OF appeals shall be filled by the
governor for the remainder Of the term,
when successor shall be appointed for
the full term Of two e. years.
The governor shall, have power, in his
member Of Said respective boards Of, e ap.
peals at amy time, and I'LL vacancies thus
created by the appointment Of any suit
able person or persons. .-t.5- -
Sec. 2. In ali matters INVOLVING doubt
on the part Of any grain inspector as to
the proper grade Of any lot Of grain under
the standard or rules of inspection, Or ii
case any owner. consignee or shipper Of
grain, or any warehouse manager shall
be. dissatisfied with the decision Of the
Chief inspector or any Of his chief deputy
peals,: dn the district where the inspection
vas first made. and a decision Of a ma
be final, The railway and warehouse
commissioners are authorized to make all
necessary rules governing such appeals
and to fix the fees for the same. Ali no.
Of appeals. shall be filed in the office Of
the chief deputy Inspector in whose dis
tr1ct the grievance or dispute arises, who
to said board. o.. e. -
Provided, however, that the party ap-
peahng shall pay to the chief deputy in
spector, with whom he serves notice of
q n tC 1NJ-
lar per case before said appeal be enter
tanned, which sum shall be refunded.
should such appeal be sustained.
stituting the two 2) boards of appeal
shall meet together, or a majority Of said
six 90 members, not later than Septen-
scribe or designate standards for. grades.
and when grades are so prescribed, desig-
nated and. published, the same shall not
one annaal meetng un the next
cept on approval of at least five % MEM
bers of the two joint boards!
Sec ~ th she'll be the dty Of either
the unanimous opinion that any inspec-
tor Is incompetent, Indifferent, intemper-
ate or untrustworth, to report such fact to
Sec. 5. Either branch Of the board of
appeals shall hear and it is hereby made
the duty, Of either branch to whom an
fene al es 81 t9 to aaa
Of grain made by any inspector, or made
against any public country warehouse.
Al such appeals shall be made to either
created in section one ~ Of this act.
Sec: 6. Each Of the members of the
said board OF appeals shall. before enter
an oath Of office as in the case of other
state officers, and shall execute a bond in
the penal sum of five thousand 5000
good and sufficient sureties. to be ap-
proved by the governor, conditioned that
they will faithfully and impartially dis
ing to law, such bonds to be filed with the
secretary Of state.
The ureties required by this section
shall not be interested in, nor connected
business, firm or corporation, ard surtey
bonds may be received from any surety
company, approved by the governor,
which Is authorized to do business In this
state.
No member Of such board Of appeals
shall be member of any board of trade
or other grain exchange or grain firm.
nor shall he in any way be engaged in, or
interested in the business of buying or
Sec. {. The salaries of the members of
by the railway and warehouse commits
sioners by consent of the governed and
shall be paid from the grain inspection
in out te Of tSis aet
shall be paid out Of the said grain inspec-
ton fund, upon the order of the railway
and warehouse commissioners.
Sec. 8. All acts or parts Of acts incon-
s1stent herewith are hereby repealed.
Sec. 9. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and st after ,i its passage
-. CHAPTER 2OO-H. F. NO. sol.
AN ACT to amend chapter one hundred
and seven 600, Of the General Laws OF
q q mi cH hxyc ov,fo r., "a
the General Laws Of 1885: and by chap
ter two hundred thirty-four (23D, of
the General Laws of 1889, relating to
a an niaty' safe deposit and trust com
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State Of Minnesota:
oe eI h,,ndred and n, enre Gn ~ OF enageer
eral Laws Of eighteen hundred and eighty
three qssa}, as amended by chapter three
g. of the General Lays q VS. Of eighteen hun
two hundred thirty four (23D, Of the
General Laws Of eighteen hundred and
etghty-nine Qss9), be and the same is
sec g., The amount of capital stock of
any such corporation hereafter organ
lied, shall no not be less than two hundred
may be- Increased at any time by a reso-
luton of two-thirds of the directors. to
any amount not exceeding two million
GixdeS nto sres an o4 the s s5a d b
dollars each. And any corporation which
has been heretofore orga nized and quail.
flied to do business under this act shall
hereafter, be allowed. at any time to de-
crease it's capital stock to any sum not
less than two hundred thousand (2OO,0OO]
dollars by vote of the owners Of a ma
Of such reduction no part of the assets
OF the corporation shall be returned to
the stockholders. Provided, however, that
If any such corporation so reducing Its
state auditor, as a part Of its then re-
quired deposit bonds Of the character
hereinafter specified Of the par value OF
| posed reduced capital stock, then such
part of its assets may be returned to the
stockholders as may be decided by res.
approved by. the public examiner. and
provided further, that the capital stock OF
| such corporation then left outstanding
duction Of capital stock shall affect the
liability Of stockholders on the stock with
drawn as to any claim or demand there.
tOfOre contracted.
Sec. E. Section four AZ Of said chapter
| one hundred seven l07) as amended, shall
be and the same hereby Is amended so as
| to- read as follows: -.
| organized shall be authorized to transact
any business, or exercise any powers as
such until two hundred Thousand GOO. 600
less than iifty thousand 10000 dollars
shall be invested and deposited as
hereinafter provided. Said Atty thou
the bonds of the United States. or In
bonds Of the State of Minnesota, or In the
bonds Of other states, or in the bonds or
Of thS n f ihs Of st. or ob
| tions Of any Incorporated city of the
state, containing population Of not less
| than three thousand $1,000 souls, which
a a
| for; or. purchase Of, or subscription to-
any railroad or other private enterprise