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

said board may be, removed by the gov
ernor at any time, and any vacancy IN p
said board occurring, at any time, shall
be filled by the governor:
Sec. 2. Said board shall meet at such
time and place as may be fixed by the
G ad th and
tary. Said board shall have power to
make such rules, regulations and by;
deem necessary and expedient, and as
will not conflict with the rules and regu-
latons of said Pan-American Exposition.
shall receive no compensation for their
services and their reimbursement for
personal expenses shall be limited to al. an
900 dollars for each Of them.
Sec. 4. 1t shall be- the duty of said
board to take immediate steps for. the
held at Buffalo, New York, during the
year. 1901, in the best manner possible.
herein made, and to that end to prepare
for and make proper and desirable col
lections of objects repr sentative of the
products of the state, and of the his
torical educational and general progress
and development Of the state, whether
owned by the state, or placed in it's charge
and sent under its authority for state
exhibit by the citizens thereof; to insure
the state from loss or damage to such
state or to the owners, or otherwise prop
erly dispose of said exhibits, may be
agreed by 1t; to prepare and print and
circulate at such Exposition such liter
allure and facts as shall in the judgment
Of said board be practicable and best
make known the resources productive,
said board shall so far. as praeticable
have said printing done in the state by
the State Printing Commission -,
Sec. D. The board is authorized and d.
rected to appoint a suitable person as
its superintendent, to actively manage
and carry out its orders. and the objects
and purposes Of this act, as we'll as to
essary therefor, but shall incur no liza
biity ON behalf Of the state by such
employment, or appointment in excess of
the, appropriated Specifically limited for
such purposes in this act Said board
shall, within the limits OF such appro-
tracts to insure the retention Of, and
have, proper assistance for the cure of all
exhibits in its charge until the close Of
said Exposition, and thereafter, until all
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 appoint
ed by. said board shall, before entering
upon his duties as such. execute a sure
ty bond to the State Of Minnesota, in the
more if said board deem best, conditioned
ties as such superintendent, in carrying
out the purposes of this act, and the
orders OF said board in relation thereto
and the safe keeping, proper disburse-
anent of and accounting for amy funds of
the State Of Minnesota placed in his
hands, or any other, money placed in
Said bond shall be approved by the gov
ernor and the attorney general Of the
St tS and be deRosited with the a9dto
enters uDOn his duties
Sec. z. Said board shall make report
of Its doing and expenditures from time
TO time to tn. the governor, and at any my
governor, and, after the close Of said
Expostien =, shall h make full detailed s
for transmission by the governor to the
legislature.
Sec 8: There is hereby appropriated
not otherwise appropriated o. the he sum of
twenty Thousand dollars ($2OOOO, or SO
much thereof as may be- necessary, to
vided, that not to exceed in the ag-
gregate six thousand dollars $4,000 Of
said appropriation, shall be used, paid
salary or, wages Of the. employees of
said board at said Exposition or Of it's
baid superintendent; and said board shall
in excess Of the amount herein appro-
prlated provided. further, that said
rectly, or Indirectly, solicit or cause to
be solicited, any subscriptions of money
for the purpose of increasing. the funds
IN made, upon any promise or suggestion
that the same may be repaid by the State
of Minnesota at some future time
herein appropriated shall be made by the
treasurer of the state, upon the warrant
of the auditor of the state, upon vouch-
amount. and approved by the president
and secretary Of said board and the
governor; provided, that a sum not to
any, one time, may, with, the approval
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 said
board, for the purpose Of an emergency
fund. to be used by said superintendent
allow the delay incident to payment
through the state auditor and state treas
urer, as first herein specified; but no
out by such board for such emergency
fund until itemized detailed statements
approved by the president and secretary
have been filed with said state auditor,
showing that all amounts previously
drawn out have been exhausted by prop
er expenditure for the purposes of this
act.
Sec. 10. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage
CHAPTER 55--H. f. NO. 21O.
IAN ACT to amend section one Q), chap
ter fifteen d5), Of General Laws Of
arsd sofa for one housaH adot eight hun
AN act to prevent the improper use or
wearing Of the insignia or badge of
the IN miltaTy order Of the Loyal Legion
Army Of the Republic"
Be 1T enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota.
SECTION 1. That section, one D, chap
and eighty-nine 1880, be amended 50 as
to read as follows:
w Sf1f0n l. That rat any person who shall
the military order of the Loyal Legion
of the United States, OR the badge or
button Of the order Of the Grand Army
either Of the same, or use the same to
obtai 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-,
may be- shall be guilty Of a misdeneao1-
ssbsd an d, upon conviction shall be pun.
exceeding thirty (aO5 days, or a fine not
to exceed twenty (20) dollars
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
be IN f9res f Mac5 and "a af se Its
CHAPTER 56-H. F. NO. 24s.
AN ACT defining the crime of forgery
in the third degree and prohibiting the
false making, alteration, counterfeiting
or forging of any certificate, card seal,
or receipt of any labor organization,
and laboring men, and prohibiting the
uttering and publishing of any such
certifieate, card, seal or receipt, and