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

ton OF such guardian for an order authorizing
thereof FOR three ~ successive weeks, and in
such other manner as the court in each case
pl1cation shall be heard before the court al
persons In interest may appear and take par,
therein. and upon suoh hearing the court shaii
tate Of his ward fof such Length Of time a,
shall appear tor the best interests OF the ward
not exceedin n Ave % years. l.
Sec. z. This act shall take effect ana De III
fores from and after its passage.
Approved April 1a. 1901.
CHAPTER se5-H. F.. NO. ESQ.
AN ACT to amend section 16o OF chapter . o.
Laws OF $685.. being section 100 Of Genera
Statutes Of 1894, relating to contests In city
couu1ty and state elections.
9 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the State OF
Minnesota:
Section /. Amend section 1876 OF chapter 4 O
laws OF 1893, being section 1870 OF the Genera
Statutes OF 1894, so as to read as follows:
Sec. 1S5. Any candidate or elector OF tne
proper city or county may contest the electloL
of any person declared elected by any canvass
provided that the person 50 desiring to contest
the election OF any such officer shall, within
ten days after tho decision Of any such canvas
sing board. file with the clerk Of the district
court OF the proper county q notics OF appeal
from such decision OF such canyassinE board
and It said contest be with reference to q state
office. such notice OF appeal nesd only be MED
In one district court and may be filed with the
clerk Of any district court In any county In the
state, or a judicial district in which said CON
test is to be had. The contestant shall within
ten days after the fling Of such notice OF ap.
peal give notice Of said contest in writing tc
the person whose election or right to a seat he
intends to contest, which notice shall be served
In the same manner provided for the service OF
a summons in a civil action, and in and by said
notice he shall specify the points upon which
said contest Is based. If the person whose cleo
ton is contested desires to offer testimony upon
points not specified in the notice Of contestant
he shall within ten days after the service Of
said notice Of contest by said contestant serve
upon said contestant or his attorney, an an
swer specifying such additional points OF
grounds upon which he so desires to offer evil
dence. Upon such notices, which are not to be
taken as true until proved, and which may be
amended in the same manner provided for the
Of pleadings in civil actions, all
testimony shall be taken as in civil actions and
all matters relating to said contest shall be
heard and tried by the district court wherein
said notice of appeal shall have been filed, In
the manner that civil actions are tried by the
court.
Sec: 2. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent
herewith are hereby repealed.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and be IN
force from and after its passage.
Approved April 10. 1901.
CHAPTER 366-H. F. NO. 6es.
AN ACT to amend section five (5) OF
chapter 100 OF the General Laws Of
ed by chapter forty-eigft as, General
Laws Of Minnesota Of eighteen hundred
and ni%nety-nine QS99), relating to the
establishment and maintenance of free
public Libraries and reading rooms.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section l.. That section five % Of chap
ter 100 Of the General Laws OF one thou
e istf' as, General sneradSf Laws Of 1893 be and
the same is hereby amended by adding
at the end thereof the following:
"Said board, with the consent Of the
council or other governing body
of any such city or village, expressed by
resolution or ordinance adopted by SAID
body, in accepting = Donation tI for Il
or bequeathed by n person,
company or corporation, may enter into
any agreement with such. donor. his or
their legal representatives. affecting such
donation. bequest or devise as may be
proposed or Imposed concerning the same,
and any such agreement. shall nave the
full and binding effect Of a contract De-,
tween such donor and his or their ega
representatives and said city or village"
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be
force from and after It's passage.
Approved April 13, 1901.
CHAPTER s67-H. r. NO. 67e
AN ACT to amend section two ~ q
chapter thirty-four (34) Of the General
Laws of one thousand eight hundTed
and. y y eev mn'1 G},,n dresI and ndof for
ty-nine (3I49l. Of the General statutes
. Of one Thousand eight hundred and
ninety-four ds94), relating to
certificates. -.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota:
Section 1. That section two % Of chap
ter t%hirty-four $40 Of the General Laws avs
=, %h O. (1QQ9N hafnp section tttrtY-SSVGu
hundred and forty-nine (3749) Of the Gem
eral Statutes Of n Thousand eight nun
dred and ninety-four q894), relating to
teachers certificates, be and the same
lows:
Section 3749. Permanent teachers OF
high character ami board scholarship and
who have a successful experience may,
tntendent or by a committee OF three COM
eachers appointed by hdnn, receive
a professional state cert1tleaae, Wa1ch
shall authorize the holder to tsach IN sny
Their examinations; provided, that no NE
certificate shall be in force after US
shall permit g. space OF three years
to lapse without following some educa,
tional pursuit, unless said certificate De
by the state superintendent; pro
yided further, that graduates of colleges
and universities of good standing VINO
have received a certificate OF the hrst
grade in this state, n who h have
taught in any public school in the state
with ability and success for at least
year, shall DO entitled to a profes-
sional certificate from h state super
without further examination.
state certificates. ALL Of the sub
jects mentioned in section three 30 OF
the General Laws of one taousand eight
required for first grade; and t~wenty-one
CID of the subjects enumerated. in. said
three (3) shall be required for
grade, the optional subjects to be
public instruction or examining board;
provided that the state s~uperintende 1t
shall be authorized to issue yearly per,
mits to deserving teachers OF suecessful
experience, who lack not more than three
l3) subjects. and by the employment of
such teachers, state aid shall not be with
held.
be in force from and after It's passage
Approved April Is. 1901
CHAPTER 3es-H. F. NO. 6s5.
AN ACT to protect species OF hsh IN me
mated as esox nobinor, commonly-called
sand lake trout or Saint Lawrence mus
kellunge.
Be It enacted by the Legislature OF the
Section i. Whomsoever shall spear,
trap, net, catch or kill in any manner
whatsoever. except with a hook and line
held in the hand, OF who shall pursue
with a light or lantern In h might
time, any esox nobilior, commonly known
and called sand lake trout, or st. Law.
renee muskellunge, ~inhabiting any OF
the waters of this state, particularly the
lakes and streams at, about, in
the neighborhood Of. or near Mantrap
lake, shall be guilty Of a misdemeanor,
and Upon conviction thereof shall be fined
for the first offense twenty-five dollars,
for the second ~offense fifty dollars, and
for each subsequent offerse not less than
onmerYt In the county jail of the county
the m~isdemeanor was committed.
ALI acts and parts Of acts permitting or
lines or traps for the taking, catching,
killing or capturing pickerel, whitef1sh,
suckers or catfish shall not be construed
to include the species esox nobilior..
All causes arising under the provisions
of this act shall be tried and determined
in all like causes under existing laws.
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