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alGr6Q CT TSp6dlSu EpOTIlON LIl0I0OA dS
| SO amended, altered or repealed, and
which certificate shall be signed by the
chief executive Or presiding officer ana
the secretary or recording officer Of the
their affidavit to the effect that the cor
poration adopted the contents Of the
same by a tWo-thlrds vote Of all us
members present and voting thereon at
corporation by the same vote at The same
meeting authorized and directed them
to sign and record he same as PROVIDED
by law, Such certificate shall be record r.
ed in the same Office or offices that the
original certificate Of ncor2oratlan Or
said corporation was recorded and from
the date when the same is filed for sucn
record the same amendment, alteration
or repeating clause shall take effect ana
be In force.
Sec. s.. The officers of any body organ
fzed and incorporated under the Prov,
sions Of this act shall continue to hold
their respective offices in such corpora
ton until they are succeeded therein, as
provided in the constitution or bylaws
body. ~ W
Sec. 8. Any corporation organized and
incorporated under the provlslons OF TINS J
it may determine to adopt a constitution,
bylaws, rules and regulations providing
for it's government and to carry on ITS
business and to determine who shall be
members of the same and what of1cers
it shall have and how they shall be Sc
lected, and it may in the by 1t
determined alter and amend or repeal the
same. Provided, however, that the con-
stitution, bylaws, rules and regulations
of any body incorporating under the pro-
visions of this act that are in force at the
time such Incorporation is effected shall
continue In full force as the constitution,
bylaws, rules and regulations of such
corporation until changes IN the same
heretofore or thereafter adopted by 1t
in the manner by it provided go into
effect as by 1t provided.
Sec. 10. Wherever the charter or War
1odge OF or s subopdinate ef Lodge agy Of s the Aasc caznt
Order of United Workmen Incorporated
under the provisions Of this act is taken
away, revoked or surrendered, or such
grand lodge or subordinate lodge be-
comes d%efunct, pursuant to the provisions
of the constitution or bylaws or the
rules and regulations Of the governing
Workmen having under the rules and
laws thereof jurisdiction 50 to take away
revoke or receive the surrender OF such
charter or warrant OF. authority, and
thority Of any such state camp or local
camp of the Modern Woodmen Of Ameri-
ca incorporated under the provisions of
rendered, or such state camp or local
camp becomes defunct pursuant to the
provisions Of the constitution or bylaws
of said Modern Woodmen, Of America,
the corporate power of such grand lodge
or subordinate lodge OR such state camp
or local camp, as the case may be, shall
cease and determine, except that such
to sell, convey and dispose of it's prop
erty and wind UP its business affairs.
Sec. II. Sections 2990, 1891, 1892 and
2J9S Of the General Statutes OF 1894, as
laws Of 1895, and as amended by chapter
$50 OF the general laws Of 1899, are here
by repealed.
Sec. IL. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved Feb. 8, 1901.
CHAPTER 3-S. F. NO. 10.
AN ACT to amend section 2279 Of the
General Statutes OF 1894, relating to the
duties of the reporter Of the supreme
court.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section 1. That section 2279 of the
General Statutes of 1894 be, and the same
is hereby, amended so as to read as
follows:
Section 2279. The reporter shall make
careful and accurate reports Of all cases
argledeand decided by the supreme court.
He shall be entitledssto tie possession
publication, and shall report the cases
more or less at large, according TO- their
case shall contain concise notes of the
points decided, a statement of the facts
taken from the record. when the same
are hoe July given IN the opinion OF tne
the points made. and authorities cited
Cmore or less at length in the discretion
of the reporter). and the opinion Of the
court and all references in any such
opinion to any Minnesota case which has
been reported in the periodical known as
1.-THE Northwestern Reporter" shall be
followed in the official reports by a cita-
ton of the book and page Of said North
western Reporter where said case was
reported therein; and the book and page
of said Northwestern Reporter where
each opinion OF the supreme court has
been reported shall be noted by said
reporter Immediately preceding or follow
ing the same opinion hereafter printed in
the Minnesota Reports. He shall publish
a volume of such reports as often as
there is sufficient matter to form a vol
ume of not less than six hundred pages.
All volumes hereafter published shall
bear the uniform title Of Minnesota Re
the provisions Of this act Shall not op-
crate to delay the composition upon or
printing of said reports.
Sec. .. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved Feb. 8, 1901