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


interest th5reon; and provided, further,
that said bonds shall not be issued until
the issuance thereof is authorized by, q
resolution or ordinance duly ~ passed assa1he py
proposing to issue same.
Sec. 2. Nothing herein shall authorize
the issue at any time Of the bonds Of any n
whole of the principal of the bonds &C,
tually issued by such city, and still
outstanding, together with the proposed
issue, less the amount of the bonds OF
such city, which shall be in and constl-
tute a part of the sinking fund Of such
city, for the payment Of bon is shall e1,
coed ten per cent 900 of the assessed
city, aus shown by the last preceding as
sessment.
Sec. 8. All bonds issued under az,
the seal of the city issuing them, and
signed by the mayor and attested py
the clerk or recorder, and counterslgne
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, ana
shall be used for the purposes, OF con
ing, extending or repairing public bridges
across rivers within the corporate limits
of the city issuing such bonds, and SAID
bonds shall not be used for any othe1
Sec. 4. Provided, further, that mo part
of the funds arising from the Issuance
Or sale of the bonds. herein authorized
shall be used for the constructdioonn , Of aa g
of any bridge now constructed and uSeo
for purpose other than railroad trafflci
and provided, further, THAT not to exceed
seventy-fve thousand dollars Of such
funds may be expended on n bridge
now existing In such man1ler as may
be designated by the city or common
council of the city iss y the efsb Dona snd
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved March 16, 1901.
CHAPTER CPS. F. NO. 112:
AN ACT to provide for the institutaor
remova or suspension of attorneys and
counsellors.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota:
edge that any attorney, and counEelor
admitted to practice in the courts OF Thus
state, has committed any act Or Violated
any duty such as is, by section 6197 Gen
eral Statutes 1894 specified as a GROUND
for 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
the facts charged, If true, constitute sui
ficient cause for the suspension or re-
moval Of such attorney and counsellor
and there seem reasonable grounds fol
believing UGH charge to be true, such
member shall forthwith report such
charge to h secretary of such board
and any menlbe of such board having
PERSONAL knowledge Of amy such act OF
violation of duty by any attorney OF
counsellor of this state, shall so repor1
the same. 49,
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
gence to Investigate the facts relating to
such charge. et
If, upon such Investigation, the mem.
Der of kaid board making the same shall
find reasonable grounds for believing the
any. such violation Of duty, as is ,speci-
fed by law as cause for removal or sus.
pension and that such guilt can be
proved, he shall prepare or cause to be
Ing the matter charged, which accusa-
ton Shall be verified by the person MAX.
ing it, Or some other person, to the effect
that he believes h charges therein con:
tanned are true.
Such accusation shall be presented tc
the supreme court for action thereon,
as provided in section 62O1 to 62O8, both
inclusive, General Statutes 1894.
11pC AlSdl1O01 VI sSd1o OO04~ AAAorAIAL5 oAN0-
examination and preparing or causing te
be prepared such accusations, or such
other attorney AND counseuIor as the
court shall designate, shall attend tic
n conduct the prosecution of sucE
charges to final determination. --.
Sec. 2. Any member of said board on
UGH attorney and counsellor required
to perform any services pursuant to this
act, in Investigating or prosecuting amy
such charges, and all referees appointed
by the court to- take testimony and re,
port upon III chargesalshallYabe palo
the sum of tenssdollars per day for@the
time necessarily employed in34such serv
ices and his actual and necessary ex:
!penses incurred In such service; and all
officers and witnesses necessarily EN-
ployed or called, in prosecuting. such
charges, shall be paid the fees allowed
by law, and amy ~stenographer called by
any referee, appointed under the pro
visions Of this act, to take down arG
write the testimony and proceedings pro
vided for herein, shall be allowed ant
paid uch reasonable sum for his services
as shall be fixed by the court, suc pay
ment to be made out of the treasury Of
the state, upon warrant of the state au
ditor, to be issued upon filing with hin
duly verified and itemized bills for such
services, expenses and fees, sue bills
having been first audited by the supreme
court or one Of the justices thereof.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect ant
be In force from and after its passage.
Approved March 16, 1901.