Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-04-19

said board may be removed by the gov
rho at n time, and n vacancy KIN IN
Sec. :. Said board shall meet at such
time and place as may be tixed e hy Gfle
of a president, vice-president, and score
tary. Said board shall have power TO
make such rules, regulations ana ny
deem necessary and expedient, and as
will not conflict with the rules and regu-
lations of said Pan-American EXpoSltlon.
shall receive no compensation for their
services and their reimbursement for
personal expenses shall be, limited to an
amount not exceeding three hundreu
$500 dollars for each OF them.
Sec. 4. 1t shall be the duty OF said
board to take immediate steps for the
representation of the State Of Minnesota
at said Pan:American Exposition, to be
held at Buffalo, New York, during the
year 1901, in the best manner possible,
within the limits of the appropriation
for and make proper and desirable co.,
l~ections of objects representative OF the
natural and industrial resources ana
products Of the state, and of the his
]torical, educational and general progress
and development of the state. WEelneI
owned by the state, or placed IN us chalse
and sent under its authority tor Sen r
exhibit by the citizens thereof: TO nlsuie
the state from loss or damage 10 euSll
exhibits II deemed best; to return to 1ne
state or to the owners, or otnerWas T. p ~ ha
agreed by 1t; to prepare and print ana
circulate at such Exposition such. inter-
ature and facts as shall IN the Judgnlent
of said board be practicable and pest
make known the productive,
ness and development of the state; and
said board shall so far as practlcable
1 have st sa5a Printing e GENE is tne S'~'s W
Sec, &. The board is authorized and di-
rected to- appoint a suitable person as
its superintendent, to actively Manage
and purposes of this act, as we'll as to
employ such other help, as may be nee
essary therefor, but shall. incur no ia
bility on behalf Of the state by sucn
employment or appointment in excess OF
the appropriation Specifically limited for
such purposes in this act. Said board
shall, within the limits of such appro-
priation, be careful to so make its con,
tracts as to insure the retention OF, ana
have, proper assistance for the care OF al
exhibits in Its charge until the close 81 4
exhibits made by or in the name OF the
state, by its authority, shall have been
properly cared for, disposed Of, or re-
have been agreed upon by said board:
Sec. 6. The superintendent so appolnd-
ed by said board shall, before entering
" bond to the State Of Minnesota, IN the
sum of five thousand dollars G5,OoO, or
more if said board deem best, conditioned
for the faithful performance or ms ~
out the purposes of this act, and the
orders of said board in relation thereto
and the safe keeping, proper ql 5nd y os
the State of Minnesota placed IN ms
hands, or any other money placed IN
his hands by authority OF Sa1d ~ oo ara
ernor and the attorney general OF me
state, and be deposited with the auoltoI
Of the state, before said superlntendeht
enters upon his duties.
of it's doing n expenditures from time
to time to the governor, and az any
time upon the written request OF uns
governor, and, after the close OF sac
Exposition, shall make a full detailed
report Of all its doings and expenditures,
for transmission by the governor to the
Sec. s. There is hereby appropriated
out Of any moneys in the state treasury:
not otherwise appropriated. the sum OF
twenty thousand dollar ($2O,0OO, or 50
carry out the provisions of this act; pro-
vided, that not to exceed in the agoo
gregate six thousand dollars S6,0oO OF
said appropriation, shan Dc 4se 90; pa aor
salary or wages Of the employees of
said board at said Exposition or of it's
said superintendent; and said board shal
under no circumstances incur any la
bility against the State Of
in excess Of the amount herein appro,
priated; provided, further, that sa1d
rectly or indirectly. solicit or cause to
be solicited, any subscriptions OF money
for the purpose of increasing. the tunds
made available by the appropriation here,
that the same may be repaid by the state
of Minnesota at some future time.
herein seS appropriated h be made by the
treasurer of the state, upon the warrant
of the auditor of the state, upon vouch,
ers itemized as to object, late and
and secretary Of said board and the
governor; provided, that a sum not to
exceed one thousand q,Qool dollars, at
OF the governor, be drawn by said board,
upon account Of said appropriation, and
placed in the hands Of, and to be dis
bursed by, the superintendent OF sale
board, for the purpose Of an emergency.
fund, to be used by said superintendent
in payment Of such OUTLAWS as may not
allow the delay incident to payment
through the state auditor and state treas
urer, as first herein specified; but no
second or further sum shall be so draWn
out by such board for such emergency
fund until itemized detailed statements,
approved by the president and secretary
of said board, n the governor, shall
have been filed with said state auditor,
showing that I'll amount an1t pf rev orany
er expenditure for the purposes of this
Sec. 10. This act shall take effect and
be in force from n after it's passage.
Approved March IA. 1901.
CHAPTER 55-H. F. NO. 21O.
AN ACT to amend section one o., chap.
ter fifteen Q5), of General Laws Of
dred and e~ighty-nine .Q8S9), entitled
IAN act to prevent the Improper use or
wearing Of the insignia or q OF
the military IEaTS 9rder Of the the L Is 2 LGs ga0d
Army of the Republic"
BE it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota.
Ter fifteen u5), Of General Laws Of Min,
nesota for one thousand eight hundred
and eighty-nine QSs9), be amended 80 as
20 read as follows:
wilfully wear the insignia or rosette of
THE military order Of the Loyal Legion
of the United States. or the badge or
b. eptt tSe q Re tns 1cdee or Of a1 the s Graaa A5% oz
either of the same, or use the same to
obtain aid or assistance Within this state,
unless he shall be entitled to use the
same under the constitution and bylaws
the other Of such orders, as the cas%N
may be. shall be guilty of a misdemean-
or, and upon conviction shall be pun.
exceeding thirty 900 days, or a fine not
to exceed twenty (2O) dollars.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after Its passage.
Approved March 16, 1901.
CHAPTER SCH. F. NO. 243.
AN ACT defining the crime of forgery
In the third degree and prohibiting the
false making, alteration, counterfeit1ng
or forging Of any certificate, card, seal,
or receipt of any labor organization
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