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

interest thereon; and provided, further,
that said bonds shall not be issued until
resolution or ordinance duly passed by
| a vote of two-thirds Of all the members
! of the city council Or common council
! proposing to issue same.
| Sec 2. Nothing herein shall authorize
the issue at any time Of the bonds of any
such city to such an amount that the
| whole OF the principal of the bonds ac-
tually issued by such city, and still
| outstanding, together with the proposed
issue, less the amount of the bonds of
tute a part of the sinking fund of such
city, for the payment Of bon Is shall ex
coed ten per cent (1O%) Of the assessed
valuation of the taxable property of such
city, as Shown by the last preceding as
sessment. a.
Sec: 3. All bonds issued under au-
thority of this act shall be sealed with
the seal of the city issuing them, and
signed by the mayor and attested by
the clerk or recorder, and counterslgned
by the city comptroller if such officers
any and all bonds issued and sold under
this act shall be placed in the city treas
ury of the city issuing the same, and
sruct ns bed h1r tas sgd OF
| ing, extending or repairing public bridges
across rivers within the Corporate limits
bonds shall not be used for amy other
| purpose or object Whatsoever.
Sec f. Provided, further, that no part
f sa of ibs hanss rsrt the
shall be used for the construction of a
bridge within five Thousand $1,000 feet
for, purposes other than railroad traffic;
and provided, further, that not to exceed
seyenty-five thousand dollars Of such
1 funds may may be expended pens, on any bridge
be designated by the city or common
council n Of f., the city ISSUING, the bonds. :
Sec 8. This act shall take effect and
| be- in force from and after it's passage
Approved March IT, 1901.
CHAPTER CPS. F. NO. 112
AN ACT to provide for the institution
and prosecution of proceedings for the
removal or suspension of attorneys and
| counsellors.
| Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State CT Minnesota:
Section l. Any person who has knowl-
cage that any attorney and counEellor
| admitted to practice in the courts of this
state, has committed any act Or violated
eral Statutes 1894 specified as a ground
| TOR removal or suspension. may report
| the same, stating the facts and names
| of witnesses by whom such facts may
| be proved, to any member of the state
| board of examiners In law of this state,
and, if in the opinion of such member
| hcient cause for the suspension or re-
| noval of such attorney and counsellor,
| and there seem reasonable grounds for
| believing such charge to be true, such
member shall forthwith report such
| charge to the secretary of such board
and any member of such board having
PERSONAL knowledge of amy such act or
violation of duty by any attorney or
| counsellor of this state. shall 80 report
| the same.
Upon receipt of any such report, the
secretary, or such other member Of said
| board as shall be designated by such
secretary. shall proceed with due dill
such charge.
| If, upon such investigation, the mem
per per OF SAD BOARD maxine; the same shall
accused guilty of any such act, or Of
any such violation Of duty, as is speci-
1 NED by law as cause for removal or sus-
proved, he shall prepare or cause to be
prepared an accusation in writing, stat
ing the The :; matter CHARGED, which accusa-
ton shall be verified by the person MAX
| Ing it, or some other person, to the effect
that ne believes the charges therein con-
| tanned are true.
the supreme court for action thereon,
! as provided in section 62O1 to 62O8, both
INCLUSIVE, General Statutes 1894.
Inc member Of said board making such
be, prepared such accusations, or such
| other attorney and counsellor as the
court shall designate, shall attend to
charges to final DISCRIMINATION.
Sec. 2. Any member of said board or
such attorney and counsellor required
| act, IN, investigating or prosecuting amy
such, charges, and all, referees appoimted
BY the court 70 take testimony and RE-
! the sum of ten dollars per day for the
! time necessarily employed in such serv-
ices and his actual and necessary ex-
| officers and witnesses necessarily en-
| ployed Or called, in prosecuting such
charges, shall be- paid the fees allowed
any referee, appointed under the pro-
| visions Of this act, to take down and
W WiGt the he. testimony and proceedings pro
| paid such reasonable sum for his services
| as shall be fixed by the court, such pay
| lnent to De made out of the treasury of
| me state, upon warrant of the state au-
dItor, to be issued upon filing with him
! duly. verified and iternized bills for such
| services, expenses and fees, such bills
! having been first audited by the supreme
| court or one of the Justices thereof.
| Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and
be. In force from and after its passage.
Approved March 49, 1901.
CHAPTER 63-S. 3, NO. 1872.
| AN ACT to amend section five Thousand
two hundred and five (52O5) Of the Cen
se ra st af of 1884, rs G; to the
BE 1t enacted by the Legislatu of the
| State of Minnesota:
| Section 1. That section five Thousand
two hundred and five (5205) of the Gem
eral STATUTES of 1894, be amended SO
| as to read as follows:
Section 5205. Publication, how made.
The; publication shall be made in a.
newspaper printed and published in the
county where the action Is brought. and
| II there Is no such newspaper In the
county, then IN "a newspaper printed and
published In an adjoining county, and
| II there Is no such newspaper in an ad-
Joining county, then In a newspaper pub
| lished at the capitol Of the state once In
{ ach week for six consecutive weeks and
the service Of the summons shall be
deemed complete at the expiration of the
time prescribed for publication, as afore-
said.
ProYided that personal service of the
the same force and effect as the service
by publication herein provided for. Such
service shall be made in the same man
ner as If served within the state, and
| proof OF such service shall be made by
the affidavit Of the person serving the
same, stating the time, place and manner
OF service, which affidavit may be taken
before the clerk Of any court of record
or notary public or other officer hav-
ing seal authorized to take acknoWl-
edgments in the state where such service
was made.
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved March l6, 1901.
- CHAPTER 64-S. +. NO. 2Oa
AN ACT to provide for the execution
and acknowledgment of deeds and other
Instruments by soldiers and sailors In
the service of the United States in ter
ritory outside OF the jurisdiction Of any
state.
Re If enactad nv +1,a ao-,s1. +,,,> 80 49,