The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-04-20


| which certificate shall be signed by the
en- ehief executive or presiding, officer, and
corporation and be by them verified by
their affidavit to the effect that the cor
poration adopted the contents OF the
members present. and voting thereon at
regular meeting thereof, and that said
corporation by the same vote at the same
to sign and record the same as provided
by law, Such certificate shall be record
ed IN the same office or offices that the
said corporation was recorded and from
the date when the same is filed for such
record the same amendment, alteration
or repeating clause shall take effect and
Sec 8. The officers Of any body organ
lzed ana incorporated under the provi-
their respective offices in such corpora
ton until they are succeeded therein, as
provided In the constitution or bylaws
S So the rules and regulations OF such
Sec. 8. Any corporation organized and
Incorporated under the provisions of this
a nct I, sn n H. nave power IN such manner as
bylaws, rules and regulations providing
Tor its government and to carry on it's
business and to determine who shall be
members Of the same and what officers
1t shall have and how they shall be Sc
lected, and it may in the manner by it
Nele1 lllllleu dlLef ana amend repeal the
same Provided. however, that the con-
stltutlon, bylaws, rules and regulations
OF any body Incorporating under the pro.
visions of this act that are in force at the
tlme 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 it
IN m the manner by 1t provided 60 into
effect az by it provided.
sec. 10. Whenever the charter or war
TanCxNf Q11thnritU lob =
lodge or subordinate lodge Of the Ancient
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 defunct, pursuant to the provisions
OF the constitution OR bylaws or tine
6ody of said Ancient Order of United
w orkmen having under the rules and
laws thereof Jurisdiction so to take away,
revoke Or receive the surrender of such
chalter or, warrant Of authority, and
whenever the charter or warrant of au-
dnorlty OF any such state camp or local
ca incorporated under the provisions of
this act is taken away, revoked or sur
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 powers of such grand lodge
cease and determine, except that such
corporation, as such, shall have power
to sell convey and dispose of its prop
erty and wind up Its business affairs
Sec. IL: Sections $780, 1891, 1909 and
2l9S Of the General Statutes Of 1894, as
laws Of 1895, and as amended by chapter
h 100 ct OF the general laws of 1899, are here
Sec. II. This act shall take effect and
be. in force from and after its passage,
Approved Feb. 8. 1901.
AM CHAPTER FL SIS. F. NO. 10.
AN ACT to amend section 2279 of the
General Statutes of 1884, relating to the
duties of tho reporter Of the Supreme
court
6s 1t e ena "a by the Legislature Of the
Section 1; That section 2279 of the
General Statutes Of 1894 be, and the same
follows: A ca
Section 2279. The reporter shall make
careful ad and acegrate reports of all cases
He shall be entitled to the possession
OF the original files: in all :, cases fora
pabieson ti ana s sS e1pes for
relative Importance. The report Of each
case shall contain concise notes of the
taken from the record, when the same
are not fully given in the opinion of the
tSa o, the names Of the counsel, with
(more or less at length in the discretion
Of the reporter). and the opinion Of the
o oonIt ana fn an all in any such
beer. beer reported in the periodical known as
The Northwestern Reporter" shall be
f tGilow we IN the official reports by cita
western Reporter where said case was
reported therein; and the book and page
OF OF oh SAID d5l,. Northwestern Reporter where
been reported shall be- noted note o1 bur s ndd
reporter Immediately preceding or follow
i 1hs f mfn same opinion hereafter printed in
a volume of such reports as often as
there is sufficient matter to form a vol
ume Of not less than six hundred pages.
bear the uniform title of Minnesota s9 Ral
ports. Provided, that compliance with
e ene pf t 5n}a Of this act shall not op
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
De IN force from and after its passage
CHAPTER As. F. NO. 66.
AN ACT fixing the salary of assistant
county attorneys in counties having a.
Rs5 l snd than no
one hundred Thousand Q0O,OOO) inhab-
BE ST. it enacted "a by the Legislature OF the
sectlon l. That in all counties in this
s sFtee b bnat now have or that may here
alter haye, population of not less than
seVenty-hve Thousand (75OOU and NOT
more more than one hundred Thousand (1OO
o0o) inhabitants, the salary of any assist
ant county attorney is hereby fixed at
eighteen hundred dollars Q,SOOOO) an
nually, payable in monthly installmsnts
at the END Of each month.
pee. Z. Ihis act shall take effect and
De IN force from and after its passae,e
Approved Feb. 9, 1901.
Az CHAPTER 5-S. F. NO. AZ,
AN cho ~ to amend section one O of
the General Laws of Minnesota for the
year one thousand eight hundred and
ni1ety-nine qS99?, entitled IAN act pro-