The Appeal., 1901-04-20

eeeedtng one year. unless notice Of the appliea-
tion OF such guardian for an order authorizing
thea Seaeot eaanf M fbrea saa be given BY
suSh msa other manner as tie court in each case
peaon shall b head she peore e wsn a eona saea
persons IN interest may appear and take part
therein, and upon such hearing the court shall
ir such E lsnsn sag 'es 81 e a. as
aa aaaa APPEAR TOR the best interests Of the ward
Sec 2 This act shall take effect and be in;
toses from and after It's passage. - - :
Approved Aprii 1S. 1901 -
CHAPTER Se5H. r. NO. GO. .- ~:
AZ As act f. to saa amend section 1886 q ehapter Of
Ss4Hs OF 1923, being section 100 Of General
etAtltes OF 1884, relating to contests in oity,
eoyaaty and state elections. - : =,
5e T. eaaeted by the Legislature Of the State OF
Section !. Amend section 1876 Of chapter OF;
Jaws Jaws OF 1899. being section 100 Of the General
STATUTES OF 1884, 80 as to read as follows:
proper city or county may contest the election
OF any person declared elected by any canvass
ing board to any city. county or state Office,
provided that the person 10 desiring to contest
me election Of any such officer shall, within
Ten zen Gays after the decision Of any such canvas
sing sing ooard hle: with the clerk Of the district
court OF the proper county notice Of appeal
fFoin such decision Of such ca1lyassing, board;
ana II said contest be with reference to a state
IN one district court and may be filed with the
clerk Of any district court in any county in the
state, or, q Judicial district in which said con-
tesf t IS TO be had. The contestant shall within
Ten DAYS after the filing Of such notice of ap-
peal give notice Of said contest In writing to
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
sala contest Is based II the person whose elec-
points not specified in the notice of contestant
no snail within ten days after the service Of
said saia notice OF contest by said contestant serve
sWer specifying such additional points or
grounds upon which no 30 desires to offer eyi-
uence' Upon such notices. which not to be
taken as tFue until proved. and which may be
amended in the same manner provided for the
amendment 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 OWL actions are tried by the
Sec. 2 All acts and parts of acts inconsistent
herewith are hereby repealed
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and bs in
force from and after Its passage.
Approved April 1s. 1901.
CHAPTER see-H. F. NO. ess
AN ACT TO amend Section i've. ~ Is, Of
chapter 106 OF the General Laws Of
Minnesota Of one thousand eight hun
f BY aed ehapsr as & sena1a s@saa
Laws of Minnesota of eighteen hundred
and artl ,11 n1inety-nine qseo), relating to the
es,;s1td establ1sihment and maintenance Of free
puDAc libraries and reading rooms.
State of Minnesota:
tes seSoa fts af the g9at nss sssiqn i've g. Of fhaR-
sand eight hundred and seventy nine
@ @SslQ' @ as amended by chapter forty
flght fhg Ias, 6 General Laws Of 1892 be and
at the end thereof the following:
said board, with the consent Of the
common council or other governing body
resolution Or ordinance adopted by said
body, in accepting any donation for H.
brary purposes, which may, be donated,
company or corporation. may enter. into
any agreement with such donor. his or
their legal representative affecting such
or as nay be
and any such agreement shall have the
full and binding effect Of a contract be-
tween such donor and his or their legal
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after It's passage.
Approved April 13, 1901. ~
CHAPTER se7-H. B.. NO. e7e.
AN ~ACTG;to amend section two (O Of
chapter .thirty-four go Of tho General
and NINETY. three slis9s9. .-. 'being section
three Thousand seven hundred and for
ty-nine (3749)@ Of the General Statutes
ninety yfour QseO. relating to teachers
Be It enaeIsd by the Legislature Of the
Section a. i. That section ei two C2) Of chap
Of one Thousand eight hundred and nine,
szFss saa a 2ofy Rs!@S s69s ] taK af ts S.
eral STATUTES Of one Thousand eight hun
dred and ninety-four Qse4, relatiag to
teachers certificates. be and the sauae
q Qno fn fn1
lows:
Section 3749. Permanent teachers Of
high character and board scholarship and
upon the examination by the state super
intendent or by a committee of three COM
petent teachers appodnted by him. receive
shall authorize the holder to teach in any
pubic school in the state without fur
ther examination; provided, that no life
holder shall perm permit space I Of three ' yeass
to lapse without following some educa-
uonal pursuit, unless said certificate be
Vided further, that graduates Of Colleges
have received a certificate Of the first
gaaaS IN n ta anv sats 5c asd bo whG s1 b as hays
with ability and success for at least
one year, shall pe. entitled to a profess
sional certificate from the state super
sional state certificates. All Of the sub
jects mentioned in section three 49, Of
hundred and dnety-three Q893) shall be
required for first grade; and twenty-one
l2l2 OF the subjects enumerated In said
second grade, the optional subjects to be
arranged by the state superintendent Of
public instruction or examining board;
shall be authorized to Issue yearly per-
mits to deserving teachers Of successful
experience, who lack not more than three
such teachers. state aid shall hot be with
held. .,-.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved April ID. 1901
CHAPTER. aes-H. F. NO. es5.
AN ACT to protect species Of fish in the
mated as esox nobilior, commonly called 4
sand lake trout or Saint Lawrence mus
kellunge.
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the
Section /. Whomsoever shall spear,
trap, net, catch or kill in any manner
hea n e w'1 op Who eS a ns
with a light or lantern In the might
time, any esox nobinor, commonly known
renee muskellunge, inhabiting any Of
the waters Of this state, particularly the
several lakes and streams ait, about, in
Ine ne1gnpornood OF. Or near Mantrap
lake, shall be guilty of misdemeanor,
and upon conviction thereof shall be fined
for the first ofiense twenty-five dollars,
for the second offense fifty dollars, and
for each subsequent offense not less than
thirty or more than ninety days impris-
onment in the county Jail of the county
wherein the misdemeanor was committed.
All acts and parts of acts permitting or
authorizing the use Of spears, nets, trot-
lines or traps for the taking. catching.
killing or capturing pickerei, whitefissh,
suckers or catfish, shall not be construed
to include the species esox nobtlior.
ALL causes arising under the provisions
Of this act shall be tried and determined
as in all like causes under existing laws
Sec. 2 This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage,