New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-04-26

+ nale % Of schapter one hundred ar,d:
sthh5se 9 .gf the general laws of 4ons
tn0nsanQ eight hundred and ninety-seyefl
aSytl 20 amended SO az to read as fol-
tr That the sym sum Of four hundred and
Y hereby appropriated from the internal
Improvement fund OF this state to aid
5 me- county OF Wright in grading the So
20 pc expended as follows: Two hundred
dollars (3200) to be used In grading down
NIL on said road on the southwest
81, township one hundred and nineteen
lll9) range twenty-eight (2S), and the
turner led. sum OF two hundred and twenty
where 1t runs through the north hail
IN - of section ten 90, township ons
hundred ed and eighteen u1s), range twenty.
Sec. That section two 2) of title
nine ~ OF chapter one hundred and
three q09, general laws of one thou
sand eight hundred and ninety-seven
QSaD, be amended so as to read as fol.
The sum of money above appropriated
shall be paid to the county treasurer OF
y sald.county ON the warrant of the state
auditor, who shall issue such vouchers
to said trea surer on his receiving the GER
I tificate of the chairman of the board Of
county commissioners of said county,
r showing that the sum of money herein
appropriated has been expended as pro-
EESyided and in pursuance of the provisions
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and bs
in force from and after it's passage.
Approved March 22nd. 1885
s CHAPTER .S9-H. F. NO. III.
AN ACT to provide for clerk hire of
county treasurers in counties where the
treasurer's salary is fixed by special
r law, and no provision is made for an
az nual clerk hire.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Minnesota:
IN 4 In oil x,vh4 49,
airy of the county treasurer is fixed by
special law and no provision is made for
annual clerk hire. by said special, law.
ties are hereby authorized and empow-
cred to furnish such treasurer. In their
sdiscretton, With necessary assistance or
+ dollars ($800) per annum.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be
lin force from and after it's passage.
Approved March 22nd. 1885,
CHAPTER so-H. F. NO. %.
chapter one hundred and forty-five u4o)
Of the general laws of eighteen hun
81 dred and eighty-fve QSs5, entitled, AN
act to provide for the Incorporation Of
villages and to define their duties and
powers and to repeal certain laws in
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota:
Section l. That section thirty, (so) Of
chapter one hundred and forty-flve CAS-
: of the general laws Of eighteen hundred
and eighty-fve G8S5) be amended so as
to read as follows:
cause any street or any part OF any
street, not less than sixteen Q6) rods in
I length, to be graded. paved. macada-
sidewalk, sewer or gutter to be built,
signed by three,fourths ~ Of all tho
or Of the owners of at least one-half
Ck) the frontage Of such street or part
Of street to be improved; or order any
a street to be built, on, the petition Of
three-fourths % of such owners, or OF
the owners OF at least one-half CD the
frontage on such side; and may order
any sidewalk, sewer or gutter previously
built to be put In repair when necessary
without petition. For the purpose Of SO
improving any street or building. or re-
pairing any sidewalk. sewer or gutter.
the village council may levy and cause to
be collected upon the lots, tracts. or
parcels of ground on such street or part Of
where only such sidewalk. sewer or gut
. ter is to be built, and upon the owners
thereof. a tax sufficient to pay the ex-
pense Of constructing such improvement
as ordered opposite such property to the
center Of the street, or such proportion
thereof, not less than one-half Ch, az
property, if they SHAH think the whole
ought not to be. so assessed. In which
case the remainder shall be paid from
Every Such tax for repair shall be for
the entire cost of repairs in front Of the
property so assessed. If any tax levied
under this section shall prove insufficient
to pay the cost or proportion thereof as
sessed to such property, the village coun-
ell may levy an additional tax thereon
to make good such deficiency. Provided,
that If the petitioners for any such local
Improvement SO request In said petition,
the village council may and they are
hereby authorized to make such assess
ment payable in five annual installnents,
payment for such local improvements.
as provided for in chapter one hundred
and forty,six 90 of the general lays v;so. OF
for villages of over three thousand 5000
Inhabitants; and all proceedings for the
assessment and collection of such local
improvement tax and the issue Of bonds
thereon, shall in such case, he In accord
ance with said chapter one hundred and
forty-six Q46) of the general laws OF one
thousand eight hundred and ninety-one
ds91), which is hereby made applicable to
and of force herein.
Sec 2. All laws and parts Of laws In.
consistent with this act are hereby re-
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect and b.
in force from and after its passage.
Approved March 22nd, 1899.
CHAPTER OH. 3. NO. I'll.
AN ACT to amend section one o. OF
chapter two hundred f1fty-three !2o3) OF
the general laws Of Minnesota for tho
year one thousand eight hundred and
eighty-nine QSS9), relating to the es-
Establishment of board Of inspectors to
inspect steam vessels and steam boilers.
Be 1T enacted by the Legislature OF tho
State of Minnesota:
Section l. That section one q OF chap
ter two hundred ffty-three (253) of the
general laws Of Minnesota for the year
eighteen hundred and eighty-nine Qssa),
entitled can act for the better protection
Of life and property, by establishing
board of inspectors to inspect steam YES
the licensing of engineers Of steam en-
gines, and masters and pilots OF steam
boats on the inland waters of the State
of Minnesota, and to repeal chapter one
laws of Minnesota for the year one thou
sand eight hundred and eighty-fivs
$685." be and the same is hereby amend
ed SO as to read tb as e DAVIS
the passage Of this act, and biennially
thereafter, there shall be appointed by
the governor a board of seven % tnspec-
tors, one u Of whom shall reside in each
be to inspect all steam boilers In use
within the state, not subject to inspection
under the laws of the United States and
not hereinafter excepted, and to examine
and grant certificates of license to steam
engineers entrusted with the care and
management of steam boilers. ProV1deoi
however, the provisions Of this act shall
not apply to heating plants in private
residences.
Said inspectors shall examine and IL:
cense all masters and pilots on inland
shall be conducted, as near as may be,
pursuant to the rules and regulations pro-
yfded by the laws of the United States
for the examination of masters and
pilots.
Said inspectors shall hold their respeo-
tive offices for two (2) years from Febru-