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CHAPTER AS. F. NO. 121.
AN ACT to amend section 1886 of the
General Statutes Of 1894, relating to the
decisions Of courts, when ana how
make within a limited time.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section /. That section 1886 of the
is hereby amended so as to read as FOL
Section $3.50. Upon the trial OF an
shall be in writing; In giving the decision
the facts found and the conclusions Of
law shall be separately stated; judgment
upon the decision shan pc entered &C
and ali motions and matters which Shall
hereafter he submitted to a Judge for his
decision or disposition, shall be decided
With the clerk within five 60 months
after such submission, unless prevented
by sickness or unavoidable casualty, or
the time be extended by stipulation IN
spective parties and filed with the judge
before the expiration of The five %
months: that the PROVISIONS Of td this a act
s5all dir Re- epgsts and ta ss s maaaa a1dltor ans IS
hereby directed not to sign or to issue
a warrant upon the state treasurer for
the payment of the salary. or any in
the district court Of this state unless the
voucher or requisition, for such warrant,
filed with the state auditor, shall contain,
or be accompanied by, a certificate OF the
matters submitted to him for decision
five months OF more prior to the fling
Of said application have been decided
as required herein; and in case the time
has been extended by stipulation in writ
ing, as herein provided, or a decision
has been prevented by sickness, on I'M
avoidable casualty Within the Limitation
state the facts %excusing the delay, and
the making and filing Of a false certif-
cate shall be deemed just cause Tor COM
plaint to the next legislature.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
he In force from and (after) Its passage.
Approved March IA, 1901.
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u ury a special fund heretofore held by
the public examiner for the redemption
of the issues Of state bank notes.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota:
Section /. That the special fund Of one
dollars and twenty-five. cents ($1,473.25)
for the redemption of the Issue Of state
bank notes: formerly dn custody of the
state auditor under the provisions of sec
five (25) Of the general laws Of eighteen
hundred and s%ixty-nine Qs69), being sec
tion twenty-five hundred and four $500
Of the &c General STATUTES Me Of eighteen hun,
the provisions Of chapter one hundred
and e%ighty-three qs3l, Of the general laws
QSS7), being. section four hundred and
fourteen (414). Of the General Statutes Of
eighteen hundred and ninety-four QS94),
the custody Of the state treasurer and
placed to the credit of the general rev.
enue fund.
Sec; ga. Whereas, the fund referred to
by the public examiner for the redemption
Of circulating bank notes of the follow
ing banks, II amounts as follows,
thirty. dollars $4,000 90. 20 per cent. $4,000.
Exchange Bank, Glencoe, thirty-one
h u ess d. and canf fix $X7s 81 dollars (ssa,1eso,
fifty dollars Gs45o.oO, % per cent, $44l.W.
and sixty-three dollars. ($1,S63), 1872 per
cent, $3i2. S3-S1,473. 25. /.
(a) Therefore. be it enacted, that If at
any future period any, valid claims shall
aforementioned bank notes, subject to the
approval of the attorney general and
public examiner, the state. auditor shall
draw an order therefor on the state treas
urer, and the amount Of such order when
paid shall be charged to the general rev
enue fund
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and
be In force from and after it's passage
Approved March IL. 1901.
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p~ropagations projection, taking; use and
TRANSPORTATION of game Inc fish
RI r anactad nv the Legislature OF the

propagation, protection, taking: use and
transportation Of game and t1sh.a 49,
Section /. That section ten do) Of
chapter 242 Of the General Laws of 1888
be amended so as to read as dqlLoWs :. l.
kill or have In possession or unde co.l-
troll for any purpose. whatever at any
time N ~whippoorwdll, night NJ aaWk' u nioe-
martin, swallow Q bsobolinK, robin, catbird,,
or any other harmless bird, excepting
blackbirds, crows, hawks and E1lsllsn1
sparrow WIS., except hd,a as nnn4ninad sh adIp"b be
construed to prevent the keeping OF song
birds as domestic pets; It shaal be IN
lawful and is prohibited TO catch slh,. TAKE Re.
turtle dove, sEipe, prairie chicken or pun
mated grouse, White-breasted or sharp,
tailed grouse, between the first day Of
ruffled grouse or pheasant between the
first day of December and the first day
Of october following; or woodcock. up.
(31st) day Of October and the fourth day
Of July following; or any Monaghan,
English Or Chinese pheasant any time
one thousand nine hundred and four
Q304; or any wild duck OF any variety,
or any variety of wild goose, brant or
the first day Of September following.
The sale, exposing for sale, having, in
possession with intent to sell, or the ship
without the state, by common or private
carrier, of any quail, rufled or sharp
tailed grouse, prairie chicken or rutf1ed
pheasant, wild duck of any variety. Or
variety Of AQUATIC fowl whatever, is
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CHAPTER s6-H. F. No. SO.

General Statutes of 1884, relating to
cemeteries.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of tho
State OF Minnesota:
General Statutes OF 1894 be amended by
adding thereto the following: "And the
district court Of the county in which any
such cemetery is situated may, upon ap-
change the name of such cemetery. The
hearing Of such application sEal be upon
such notice to the owners of the burial
shall deem necessary n proper.
Sec. 9. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage.
Approved March 10, 1901.
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CHAPTER M-a.l Emo. 424.
AN ACT to provide for the representa-
ton Of Minnesota, and an exhibition
of Its resources, products, rogres ana
development, at the Pan-Anertcan Elk
position at Buffalo, New York, during
the year 1901, and to make an appro-
priation therefor.
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the
State Of Minnesota:
Section i. Thai a board consisting OF
three 80 persons, citizens OF Minnesota,
shall be appointed by the governor: TO
ha known 81, the Beard of Pan-Annertcan
gers for Minnesota, for h purposes
In this act prescribed Any member oe
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tent herein specified will be required hy
such poison or family, and that 1t VIII
be for the best interest Of the county e
grant the same, he may, Instead. Of max
son or family relief to the amount thai
he deems expedient, subject to the fol
lowing conditions:
Flrst-In no case shall any money be
Where lransportat il Is a'e furnished, a
Small aal7ne, sum I'm Of tn n2 may, may be fsiod to the
.Second-The said county commissioner
shall not grant relief to amy one person
or family in a sum exceeding twenty dol
and January. first Of the year following;
except that In case where extended relief
is asked, for before July first of any
thorize him to increase the relief 10 the
amount Of fifty dollars, or so much
thereof as may be necessary.
Provided further. that In all cases
where relief Is furnished in accordance
With the PROVISIONS, of this SECTION, a
fully itemized bill Of goods furnished or
acknowledgment Of the same from the
person receiving them, must be present
I'd to the said commissioner for his up
the bill the party who shall have fur
nished the goods or performed the SER
vice. or his agent or assignee, upon pre-
SeIrC1IiS the Saline TO the county duO1uOr,
shall be entitled to receive AN order,
duly signed inc sealed, Upon the county
treasurer of said county, for the amount
specified therein, to be paid out Of the
fund appropriated to the uppor and re-
lief of the poor.
The bill shall be made in the following
form: -
County Of .......,. State Of Mime
sota, to :::.::: Dr.. for supplies FUR
residence in the town OF .........., same
being authorized by Commissioner 1900.
Here insert a suitable number Of
blank lines, not less han ten In Number,
after which insert the following ac-
knowledgment):
I hereby acknowledge that I have re-
ceived all the goods charged for in the
foregoing occur and that the services
charged for therein CT any) have been
duly performed.
The back Of the bill shall nave the fol-
lowing endorsement:
CTo be filed by the commdssioner.)- -
Temporary Relief Order No......
Claim OF .......... for. goods furnished
or services rendered to.........., resid-
ing in the town Of .........
10 the county auditor of ........ cou1l-
ty, state Of Minnesota: I hereby. approve
the within bill, the same having been
authorized by me, n you are hereby
directed to draw an order on the county
treasurer for .....-.... dollaas In FAVOR
Dated this 1900. day Of ...... 49,.
County Commissioned district No..
Filed in my office on this ...... day of
............ 49,, II paid in warrant
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CHAPTER SIS. r. NO. ISL.
AN ACT to a1nerd section ten(1Oo az
chapter 242 Of the General Laws az 8
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provisions Of section fve Of this act
which IS collected after the amount due
the state is fully paid, h be credited
to the general fund OF the respective
Sec. I. Any county commissioner who
knowingly allows or aids in allowing to
for the purchase, Of seed, grain. unIess
such applicant belongs to the class here
in referred to-, who are destitute Of
needed seed grain, shall be guilty Of a
Sec. s. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage.
Approved March 13, 1901.
CHAPTER 43-s. II. NO. LAG
AN ACT 4 galizing village bonds, here
tofore executed or issued, ~purgporting to
General Laws Of Minnesota for the
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State Of Minnesota:
this state heretofore executed or issued,
n purpurtins. to be authorized under
chraptsr 200 of the General Laws of Min
nesota for the year 1893, for the purpose
of extending and improving village wa
terWoIlas; tor street improvements, or for
q village hall and Jail, or for any or all
such purposes, are hereby declared to be
lage issuing them, provided only:
first..That a resolution authorizing the
issue OF bonds for such purpose or pur-
PoSSSS S~Aid L ia AA1S1O lEA@41A oA1S SQSA
purpose, whether in specific amounts for
each purpose, or In a gross amount for
all, was adopted by the counci OF the vii.
lage issuing the same
S~econd-That the legal voters Of any
suoh village, at an election held for that
purpose, by a majority of all votes cast,
voted to issue bonds for such purpose or
purposes, and If for more than one such
purpose, whether in specific amounts for
each purpose, Or in a gross amount for
all, and whether on the ballots cast at
said election any such hall and Jail were
DESIGNATED Village hall n JAIL" or
"city hall and Jail"
T~hird-That such bonds are executed
by the proper officers OF any such village,
bear a rate of interest, and mature With
In the time authorized, and are negoti-
ated or sold for not less than thelr face
value. ~
Fourth-That the aggregate bonded in
debtedness Of any SUCH village, Including
any and all such bonds, snail not ex-
coed ten per centum Of the assessed valu-
alton of the taxable property Of such vii
lage, rs Indicated by the last preceding
assessment Of such property. .
.Fifth-That nothing nerenn contained
shall be construed as lagaliziIg any
bonds NOW in litigation.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage.
Approved March IL, 1901.
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CHAPTER 4o-H. F. NO. lbs. 4
AN ACT to amend section n ~, Of
title seven ~, chapter one hundred and
three QO8), OF the General Laws OF 1891,
relating to roads and bridges
BIS it enacted by the Legislature OF h
State of Minnesota:
Section !, That section one ~, Of title
seven ~, chapter one hundred and three
qQ3) Of the General Laws of 1897, be and
the same is hereby amended to read as
follows:
Section 1: That there be Is here
by appropriated out Of the internal
Improvement fund now In the treasury,
or out of any money which may there
after come into the treasury belonging
to such fund, the sum Of four hundred
twenty-five l425) dollars, W hundred
piled In improving the highway leading
from the village OF Milaea to the trading
post near Mile Laos lake, and two hun-
bred (2G0 dollars to be used in construct
ing a wagon bridge over the main branch
of the Rum river at a point ON the pres
ent highway where the same crosses said
river on the quarter section line running
north and south in section sixteen Q6),
town ~thirty-Seven go, range tWenty-six
l23).
Sec. q, This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved March 13. 1901
CHAPTER 4-H. r. NO. 271.
AA2aACT eSorihinpat times Of i,nliinp
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37-H. +, NO. 80.
AN ACT to amend section 4ls5, General
Statutes 1894, relating to the definition
of the word conveyance as contained
in chapter forty (4W, General Statutes
1894.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota:
Section i. That section 4195, General
Statutes 1894, be amended SO as to read
3: section 4,1s5. The term Conveyance"
as used in this chapter, shall be com
strued to embrace every instrument In
writing by which amy estate or interest
gagged or assigned, or by which the title
to n real estate may be affected in law
or in equity. except Wills and leases for a
term not exceeding three years.
Sec. g.. This act shall take effect. and
be in force from and after Its passage
Approved March 13, 1901 49,,
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CHAPTER 41-H. r. NO. 27.
ANSACT prescribing the times Of holding
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CHAPTER 5s-H. B.. NO, 41e.

-" CEj{aT IEIG4 OO-II. u. wv, 14V =.
AN ACT authorizing the county commits.
aloner in counties having g population
of $50, 600 and not over 100000 to pro-
vide a hire for the county surveyor
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the
State Of Minnesota:
Section 1. In all counties having a pop
pulation Of not less than 10000 l1lhabi-
tantss and not more than 100000 talIabd-
tants, the county commissioners may
allow h county surveyor In said coan-
ties a sum not to exceed four hundred
dollars (S4OO. OO) In each yea for team
hire to enable him to execute the duties
of his office.
Sec 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after Its passage
Approved March Ia. 1901.
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County Auditor.
It shall b. the duty Of Zach county
commissioner to keep a correct record
ance with this section upon blanks to
be prescribed by the state board Of cor
rections and charities. Provided, that in
the performance Of the duties required
by this section sucn county commits
sioner shall receive the sum Of three (l
dollars per day for each day necessarily
employed, and ten do cents per mile for
every mile necessarily travelled In the
performance of such duty, but no COM
missioner shall receive pay for the per-
Torrance Of such duty tor more than ff-
teen Q5) days service, nor mileage to
exceed one hundred Q0C miles In any
year.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after Ats passage.
Approved March IA, 1901.
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Approved MdICu lO, 1SO1s saxsrs-.=
CHAPTER Ssh. Emo. 1O9.a@
AN ACT to amen the third subdivision
of section six thousand and fo~rty-three
(6043) Of the General Statutes OF. Min
nesota for 1884, relating to- the time
within which certificates of redemption
from mortgage foreclosure GALES shall
be, recorded. s-sz - g@S
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature OF the
Section 1. That the third subdivision of
section six thousand and forty-three
leo4s) of the be, General Statutes Of Mime Lime,
is amended to read as followa:
Thdrd-.Statine upon what claim such
redemption is made; and, If Upon a lien,
the amount claimed to be due thereon at
shall be executed, proved or acknowl-
for conveyances of real estate; and If not
SO recorded within four days after such
cate Is void as against my person in
good faith making redemption from the
same person or ien; provided the oWn-
er + OF r en9 RrG{p ba ear agdee4a o of i re7e aesdg19
within. four az days after the expdra-
ton OF the year allowed him for redemp-
II such redemption Is made by the own
er of the property sold, his heirs or as
signs, such redemption anmuls such sale;
if by a creditor holding a lien on the
property, or some part thereof, said GER
~tificate, so executed, proved or acknowl-
edged and recorded, operates as an as
signlnent to him of the right acquired
under such sale. subject to such right of
any other person to redeem as Is OF may
be provided by law.
Sec. 2 This act shall ta1e effect and
be III force from and after it's passage.
Approved March Ii. 1901
CHAPTER 39-H. r NO. 11O.
AN ACT tn amend the Third sub 1d1VtS-
ion Of section five Thousand four hun
dred n seyenty-fve go 81 the
general Statutes OF Minnesota ior
certificates of redemption from execu-
ton sales shall be filed.
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the
State Of Minnesota:
Section l.. That the third subdivision
Of section five thousand four hundred and
seventy five (5475) of the General Stat
utes Of Minnesota for 1884," be and the
lows:
~Third-Stating upon what claim such
redemption is made, and If upon a lien,
the amount claimed to be due thereon
tificate shall be executed, proved. or &C
knowledged and recorded as provided by
iaw for c~onveyances Of real estate; n
after such redemption. such redeanp-
ton and certificate is void as against amy
person in good faith making redemption
from the same person or Lien
Provided, the owner of the property
redeemed or his assigns may record the
certificate Of redemption within four az
days after the expiration of the year al
lowed hin for redemption. II such re-
property sold, his heirs or assigns, such
redemption annuls such sale; If by cred
itor holding q lien on the property, or
some part thereof, said certificate, SO ex-
ecuted, proved or acknowledged and re-
corded, operates as an assignment to hin
of the right acquired under such sale,
subject to such right of any other per.
son to redeem as Is or may be provided
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
be- in force from and after Its passage
Approved March ID, 1901
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AN ACT to amend section two d
Of ofle chapter ss4! sixtyeez SIX les SO OF thela General
Statutes of the State of Minnesota, as
amended by chapter eighty 500 of the
General Laws Of the State Of Minnesota
thousand three hundred and ninety
eight (539S9 of the Statutes Of the State
Of Minnesota for 1894, relating to new
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the
State Of Minnesota: ,, :
Section l. That section two hundred
and tfty-three S25 &2s, t u ct twenty gaay. s2o b.. ct
utes Of 1878 Of the State of Minnesota,
as amended by chapter eighty 800 of the
General Laws Of the Stale Of Minnesota
sand three hundred and n~inety-eight
(539S) of the Statutes Of h State of Min
nesota. for 1894, be and the same is here
by amended to read as follows, tos,Wit:
Section 253. A verdict, report or decision
may be vacated and a new trial granted,
on The application of The party agrieved,
for any Of the following. causes material
ly affecting the substantial righ of such
party: ,.
First-Irregularity in the proceeding Of
the court, jury. referee OR prevailing
party party % or s any order I'd d st sae eou bT or Which lsl,
having a fair trial
seeond-Misconduct OF the jury or pre-
Third-Accident or surprise which ordi-
nary prudence could not have guarded
Fourth-Excessive or Inadequate and
insufficient damages appearing to have
been given under the influence Of passion
or prejudice.
FiGth-Tkat the verdict. report or de-
cision is not justified by the evidence.
or liz contrary to law.
siNth-Newly discovered evidence. ma
terial for the party, making the applica-
diligence have discovered and produced
at the trial. "
S~eventh-Error in law occurring at the
trial and excepted to by the party MAX
ing the application.
Provided, that when a new. trial is
granted, under the provisions Of this Sec
ton, it Shall not be- presumed. upon asp,,
peal that such new trial was granted
upon the ground that the verdict, report
or decision was not justified by the cyl
dence, unless so expressly stated In the
order granting such new trial OF In a
memorandum attached thereto.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved March IA. 1901.
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CHAPTER 52-H. r. NO. 2s1.
AN ACT to extend the boundary Line
Of Itasca State Park at the outlet OF
Itasca Lake, Minnesota
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of thu
State of Minnesota:
Section /. The Itasca. State Park IL
hereby extended SO as to fully and CONF
pletely encompass and include the south
vest fractional quarter of section thirty.
five, township one hundred and forty
-four, range .ttirty-six,. containing 1920
acres, which is situated. at the outlet
Of Iasca Lake, Minnesota, and said
tract of land Is declared to be park prop
erty subject to the operation of all exist
ing laws and condemnation proceedings:
Sec. 2. This act shall TAX effect and
be In force from and after its passage
Apnroved March IA, 1901
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1t is evident that Tom johnson wants
to sterilize the auditors.
The only safe way during this milk
scare, is to boil the ice cream.
II some fellows would pastureize
their cows more it wouldn't be so neces-
sary to pasteurize the milk.
Some people seem.to have the notion
that the way to pasteurlze water is
to pasture cows along the race.
Tom Johnson laid 500 on the center
table at the auditors meeting in Cleve,
land. Tom is getting reckless with his
money.
The C,lrroll Free Press is creating a
great deal of amusement in Carroll
county by bowling for fair play in the
representative fight and swallowing the
1udgeship and senatorial situations AT
gulp.
Mr.. Yarger is said to have a rival
though on a homeopathic plan, The
superintendent of the infrmary doe,
mot take the meals away from the in.
mates there entirely, but It Is said ths,
hc never feeds the INDECENT poor, con
signed to his care. any butter. Mayb,
~ In afraid Of microbes.
Martin Muldcon. OF Warren. says
- nan eon the g|eves and 20 10 pria'
1chu1t' y wbum % . fellow like that