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


hereby annually Apr oprlated out of any
money in the state treasury not other
wise appropriated the sum of forty thou
sand 100000 dollars, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to pay the bounty
which may be earned under the pro-
visions of this act. So
Sec. 2 No bounty shall be paid for
sugar SO manufactured under the pro-
visions of this act unless such sugar snail
have been manufactured in this state, nor
unless such sugar shall contain at least
sugar, and in case Of sugar made from
sugar beets,, that the manufacturer shall
produce good and sufficient receipts and
to s eaoys 81 tour II d
thousand (2,OOO) pounds has actually
been paid for all beets purchased con-
tanning twelve Q2) per centum Of sugar.
which all of said bounty is claimed shall
be determined by the state auditor with
whom all claimants therefor shall, from
time to time, file verified statements,
showing the quantity and quality Of the
sugar SO manufactured and the price paid
the producer for the sugar beets actually
raised in this state from which the sugar
upon which said bounty Is so claimed
was made.
Any person, firm or corporation so in
tending to engage in the manufacture OF
sugar IN this state shall, before cornmenc-
ing such manufacture, request the state
auditor to appoint a suitable inspector,
and upon such request it shall pc the
inspector and such assistants thereto, in
each town wherein it shall appear to him
from the application of such person, firm
or corporation so engaged or intending
to engage in the manufacture of beet
sugar that such inspector and assistants
are needed. And in all cases where the
engaged in the manufacture Of beet sugar
in this state shall aggregate one O ton
or more per day, the state auditor shall
appoint a. resident inspector and such
assistant the
factory of such person, firm or corpora
ton.
1t shall be the duty of such inspector
or assistants to weigh all beets received
by such person, firm OF corporation en-
gagged in the manufacture of beet sugar
and to keep an accurate account of the
sugar beets, and to make such examina-
lions and tests as to the quantity and
quality of the sugar manufactured as he
standard of sugar SO manufactured by
such person, firm or corporation. The
sugar so manufactured in such factory
spector; be placed in original packages
and shall be examined, weighed and
branded by him by a suitable brand,
showing the quantity and quality con
accurate report and account thereof shall
be filed by him with the state auditor.
The said inspector and assistants shall
perform all duties required by this act in
and file with the state auditor, as we'll
as with the manufacturers respectively Of
such sIa1, beet sugar a monthly statement in
duplicate of all sugar so manufactured by
such persons, firms or corporations upon
which bounty may be claimed under this
act.
spector, upon receipt of sugar beets at
any factory, to select such samples of
beets as he deems fair and equitable
and to promptly weigh the same and keep
ia 90 tI,a
of such samples, and to estimate the per-
centage Of said gross weight to be de-
quoted theretrom as a reasonable and
to keep record thereof, as we'll as of
the net weight remaining after making
such deduction for dirt and dockage; to
to ascertain the true percentage of sugar
they contain; to make record thereof,
and to make report thereof to the state
auditor.
as determined by the test Of the SAMPLES
as aforesaid, shall be the basis Of settle
ment between, the buyer and seller, as
1 Wel as s, the he claim for the bounty pro-
The Inspector and assistants shall each
give and file with the state auditor bonds
to the State Of Minnesota with good and
sufficient sureties, to he approved by the
state auditor, in a sum to be fixed by said
state auditor, not Less than two thou
SAND GooO dollars, conditioned for the
scrlbed by this act, and shall also take
subscribe and file, in the office of the
state auditor, an oath for the faithful
this act, according to law and to the
best Of his ability. ..'
The fees and compensation for the
services s11 Of such Inspector and assistants
shall not exceed one-eighth GS) of one
ID cent per pound for the beet sugar SO
examined, weighed and branded bv them
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aggregate the sum of three e. dollars
per per, gay tor any one % days service ac-
The fees and compensation above
named, together with the cost of branding
SUCH packages of sugar and of all 'analy-
SIS 50 required to be made by said in
act, Shall be paid out Of the state treas
ury, upon the warrants Of the state au-
ditor, and charged against the annual
claim thereon to be- paid before the pay
ment Of any bounty under this act, and
the amount SO paid shall be deducted
from the sum found due any person firm
earned under this act by the particular
factory to the extent and amount so paid
out for the weighing, inspection, testing
a. an ot prandlng SO done In and for said
Sec: 3. This act shall take effect and be
In force from and after it's passage.
Approved April Goth, 1899.
CHAPTER 30S-H. F. NO. 95.
AN ACT for the relief of William B. Nc
Namara and to appropriate money
therefor.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section ]: That the sum of three thou
SAND. $4,000 dollars be and the same is
hereby appropriated out Of any money
IN the state treasury not otherwise an
propriated for the relief of William B.
MCNAMARA for personal injuries sustained
by him while In the performance Of his
duties as member of the National Guard
OF the State Of Minnesota, by, reason Of
the premature discharge and explosion of
q cannon, whereby he was injured and
1ncapacitated from labor for life
Said sum to be paid to said William B.
Mcnamara three (3) months after he
shall arrive at the age Of twenty-one (2D
years, upon the warrant of the state au-
d1tor upon the state treasurer, drawn in
favor. of said William B. Mcnamara
therefor.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be
In force from and after it's passage.
Approved April Goth, 1899.
CHAPTER 3O9-H F. NO. 6S3.
AN ACT to amend subdivision three (3)
Of section thirty-six (36) of chapter six
(6) of the General Statutes of one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy-eight
lS7S), as amended by section two (2)
OF chapter forty-one (4D of the General
Laws of one thousand eight hundred
and eighty-fve (1SS5), relating to inter
est on deposits of state funds
BE 1t enacted by the Legislature of the