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

AMIce received ChererOr, the name ana aA-
dress OF each purchaser, the date, hour
and minute when such sale was made,
with vouchers for all charges and ex-
psnses pair or incurred. @ -.
has consigned agricultural products and
farm produce, other than grain to any
commission merchant, shall have, after
demand, received no remittance for the
II IN any case after report is made. he
is dissatisfied with the sale or the re-
port thereof, he may make verified
warehouse commission. who shall upon
receipt Of same investigate the sale OF
sales complained Of. and they shall have
>Shant to produce his record or memoran-
da or such sale, and give them all infor
matlon IN his possession regarding the
d1ately after such investigation the rail
road and warehouse commission shall
render to such complainant 81 written re
shall be prinaa facie evidence Of the mat
tsIs therein contained. .--.s. 80.
Sec: 4. Any person, firm or corporation
desiring to carry on the business Of such
commission merchant In this state shall
mae application in writing to the rail.
road and warehouse commission, naming
farm produce for which license to sell on
commission Is wanted, stating the name
OF the city, village or town where he in
Ign tSnds s+ to carry on such business giving
practicable, and the probable amount OF
business he will do monthly. On receiv
1a n t such a application, it shall be the duty
70 fix tho amount of bond to be given
taking Into consideration the probable
amount of business. The applicant viii
40 FOR the Year next ensuing, and upon
the :exscution Of q bond, with satisfactory
surety said commission shall approve the
same, pand upon the payment Of one dol.
lar, shall issue a license to such appl
cent for one year to carry on the bust
ness, or such commission merchant II
sald railroad and warehouse commission
skaM at any ii inc deem it necessary thai
SUCH commission merchant should give
an additional bond they shall notify him
IN What amount they deem it necessary
Tor him to furnish such additional bond
and within what time they require such
additional bond given; and for the pur.
pose OF determining the amount Of such
and additional statements, and if such
commission merchant neglects to furnish
such additional bond within the time
specified, or fails to make monthly report
as aforesaid, the said railroad and ware
house commission may revoke his license.
All bonds given under the provisions OF
In the office of the secretary OF state.
Provided, further, that all statements
made under the provisions of this act
shall be for tho exclusive LII ornation OF
the railroad and warehouse commission
ers, and no other person or persons shall
be permitted to see or examine the same,
unless the same shall be- required for use
III court, and in such case the commits
sioners shall produce the same.
Sec: 5. If any such licensed commission
merchant shall fail or neglect to account
ana report for any cOnSig nment of agri-
cu!tura! products and farm produce re-
ce1Ved by him for sale on commission, or
snail neglect to pay over any moneys due
his consig1nor from the sale Of any agri-
cultural products or farm produce CON
signed to him as such commission mer-
chant, the owner or consignor of such
agricultural products or farm produce
by such commission merchant under the
provisions OF this act, and recover against
the sureties on said bond the amount due
account Of such consignments up to the
amount Of the bond or bonds given.
Proylded, If such commission merchant
has failed or neglected to account for
farm produce, made to him by two or
more consignors and the amount Of the
merchant is not sufficient to pay the
amount, due all the said consignors, they
shall be. entitled to receive from the pro-
ceeds of said bond or bonds pro rata
share in proportion to the amount due
each of said consignors.
Sec. +. For the purpose Of this act a
commission merchant is defined and de.
clared to be any person. firm or corpora
tion who may receive for sale for account
of the shipper or consignor any grain.
farm produce, agricultural products or
fruitk
Sec. T.. Any person, persons or corpora
ttiea engaged In selling any property as
herein specified. who fails or neglects to
comply, with any of the provisions of
and on conviction thereof in any court
having competent jurisdiction shall be
punished by a fine of not less than TWEEN
ty-nVe $4,000 dollars nor moro than one
hundred ($1OO0O) dollars.
Sec s. This act shall take effect and
be In force from and after June 1st A..
Approved April 14th 1890.
CHAPTER 226-s. Il. NO. 400.
AN ACT requiring the education Of chill
drcn, and providing for truant officers
i'll ungraded schools in school districts
and cities.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
other person, who resides in any school
district or city. and who has control Of
any child Or children OF or between the
child or children to a public, parochiai or
private school in each year during the
entire time the public schools OF such
district or city are in session.
Provided, however, that such child OF
children may be excused from such at
tendance for the whole or any part Of
such period by the school board or board
IN which such parent. guardian or per-
son having control resides, upon it's being
shown to the satisfaction Of such board:
~ That such parent, guardian or other
person. having control, is not able by rea-
son Of poverty; to clothe such child prop
erly; or (2) That such ciilds bodily or
mental condition Is such as to prevent
study for the period required; or (S) That
such child is taught at nome in such
branches OF study as are usually taught
examination as other pupils Of such dis
-rict or city; or "a That such child has
already acquired the ordinary branches
required by law; or 90 That such child is
tion, employment or service permitted by
law.
Sea- The school board or board of
education Of each such school district or
one or more truant officers, whose duty
tnshall be to investigate all cases Of
truancy or non-attendance at schools to
n1alSe complaints, se,ve notices and pro.
cesses, and enforce all laws and school
regulations respecting truant, incorriglble
and disorderly children, and the attend
ance of children at schools.
Such truant officer shall have power
without warrant to apprehend and take
to school any truant Or other child who
from M atsendance at school p' ana he shai
act under the supervision OF such board
or (when directed by said board under
the the scPao on Of pe the fT
which they are appointed.
For the services rendered by such tru-
ant officers, they shall receive no fees,
but shall receive a fixed salary, to be-
determined by the board appointing them.
Sec. 8. Such board of any such school
district or city may establish and main
the instruction Of the following classes
of children in such district or city, who
are of or between the ages of and Is
years, to-wit: Glass 1, habitual truants
from any school in which they are en-
rolled as pupils; class 2, children who,
while in attendance at any school, are
incorrigible, vicious, or immoral In con-
duct: and class 3, children who habitually