The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1903-05-02

LOU, US dIlO LuS SellllS ID SAOpS N@AASAANS~
| so as to read as follows:
Section fifty-one Oh If the county
designated for that purpose in the com
plant is not the proper county, the action
may notwithstanding be tried therein,
unless the defendant before the time for
| answering expires, demands In Wrltlng
| that the trial be had In the proper county,
which demand shall be, accompanied by
an affidavit Of the defendant, his attorney
or agent, as to the actual residence OF the
defendant at the time Of the c9 a1inn ace
proof of the service Of such demand an q
affidavit upon the attorney Of plalntl1
in the office Of the clerk Of the dls at;oo
court in the county in which such actlon
is commenced within thirty SSo4e GAYS Gays
from the date Of the service thereon, sucn
action shall thereupon be transferred "a a 4ha
county of which such defendant IS res
ident without any other steps or proceed
ings whatever MhsrG resdng in
| different counties the action shall pc tIlep a
| in the county upon which maJority ~ VI
such defendants shall unite IN SUCH uo
The court may change the place of trial
| in the following cases: ,o,;a,,o
| First-When there is reason 70 b Iod ;n
that an impartial trial cannot be nag an IN
the county in which the act1on Is 'hen
second-When the convenience IN vo of W.T. be-
nesses and the ends OF justice "oo'A w
- Provided that when the defendant Is,
upon proper demand made "a fri en'i from the
| county in which the action agalhst ,, nt
was commenced to the county IN %h tba
he resides. upon the fbs er comnlaint is not
I the proper county, such action callii - ne
any Of the reasons or 4ht upon 2act ans be re-
grounds spsGiled IN qhe sn County Where the
same was commenced, but can on4y pe
tried therein upon removal theTet ~ if AZ.
the proper county up upon snc Jfq nro,,er county
tr Mbi cGuls q change of venue may in all
| civil cases be made upon the co tteTnev .i
writing of the parties or i IL nhanged ali
other nroceedings shall be had IN inc ne
countv to which the place OF - t1 ria +h rs
changed unless otherwise j; pro vrting ~ duly
fled or order Of the court, ana tne dR;ngIv
sha1i he filed or transferred acc saot "a
Sec. 2 This act "a shaf ct t1 its passage.
W A 19 r April 21, 1903
cuApTER 346-s. F. NO. 494:
81 5;l3 r. rannire the surveyors general
of Iogs and lumber to insPect anu ,e Res
| od lo eedar posts, poles and farm Poles ae
Cedar electric light, telepnone a az coro-
graph poles and 10 pio'1"o
p pen n enacted by the legislature Of the
! state. of Minnesota: oro, re each
Section /. The surveyor genera ~
district shall p ~ mn oWner of any cedar
a. tie ar farm poles, cedar electric Hgnt,
ttelephone and telegraph poles, or d. o one
request Of any sh nan1avie cd attached or
1euieS mon any cedar posts, farm poie a
or cedar electric light, telephone ana 10 INV NV
graph poles, or at the Reyes e9deE from o1 the
pwner thereof for the delivery tne5e ;'
renair to any part Of his district ana III,
| snect and survey such cedar p oste.
farm poles. CEDAR elee cd mon completion
| CO. a. snch inspection and survey. to maze
| ont a true and correct scale b1ii. OF N
ventory thereof which san coh,a aarso a. Nv
VIVA uli1o1ee the time when and the place Nhers
such material was inspected ana survey ,ss
and at whose request ana 10 w he scale
| snected. surveyed and scaled ana tue sC1 e.
mark placed thereon, the number oI tne
| different pieces and sign the same; wh5c4
| scale bill or inventory sinai! De reculueut
in the books of his once amd upG Ia shafl
99e elT The original scale bill or inventory
| to persons for whom the materla! was
| scaled, or the person requesting inc inc s nIa
| vev. and such scale bill or inventory anu
the the record thereof shall each be prt I'M
| facie evidence of the facts therein stated:
Providing that said surveyor general OF
and fdq nm1 eo,e5 in ceGar is
| tteIenhone and telegraph poles shaii pe
governed by the following speclnca''o''s'
70 Standard M1 specifications Of cedar pests
Length Of Z foot posts may be feet ~
| inches, length of foot posts may DS
feet, 10 inches cut from live timber ana
he 4 inch less than diameter speclfled:
Pipe rot is allowed, and otner r4[ ae e 4hs
which do not impair the strength OF me
post for the uses OF a 1enGe p poihie lis
celebration or evidence Of age, no detect;
providing stock is reasonably sound anu
cut down live timber. Green tresn cut Or
| water soaked poles must be plump l. eae-
IRE for diameter speclhed =
Large posts and small poles-S'zes: e.
inch 10 feet to 4-inch % feet, inclusive s"e;
Sizes at top END may De an1 nav yeI be two
inches scant On posts and poles IT, u:
ID Is and IS feet long inch crook one
way allowed, 20 and 25 feet Sd men G M'st
be be- cut from live timber and In other re-
snects conform to post speclhcatlons.
Green fresh cut or water soaked stock
must be plump measure 1or olA'ne''r
STANDARD telegraph, telephone and cleo,
trio noles-Sizes 5-inch 25 foot and
upwards: Above poles must n be cut IT, IRON rom
ablv well proportioned for their length;
Tops must be reasonably sound, and
when seasoned must measure as follows:
ION end: 6-inch piles, 1914 inches circum-
ference at top end; finch poles, Y inch
circumference at top end. If poles are
green fresh cut or water so nn1a t IN dis
meter at top end, 6-inch poles must be
1917 inches in circumference, and 1-lnch
p poe 22N inches in circumference at at
ton end. One way sweep allowable not
Exceeding one inch for every five feet,
for example, in a 25-foot pole sweep not to
exceed five inches and in a 40-toot pole
eight inches; in longer 1engtn tn. one e,, men zen
ditional five feet in length. :Measurement
for sweep shall be taken as follows: That
part of the pole when in the GROUND (slx
set not being tafH gbT stretch tape
line on the side of the pole where the
sweep is greatest, from point six feet
from the butt to the upper SURFACE at TOP:
and having so done measure widest point
from tape to surface of pole and If, for
illustration, upon a 25-foot. pole said
widest. point does not exceed five inches
these specifications. Butt rot in the cen.
ter including small ring rot OUTSIDE OF OF
the center; total rot must not exceed 10
per cent Of the area Of the put ero etr
impairs the strength Of the pole above
ground is a defect. Wind twist is not a
defect unless very un,sightly. and ,1n sxa e.
trimmed smooth are not a defect
Sec 2. Such surveyor general shall re-
ceive as compensation for. such services,
for inspecting and surveying farm posts
or small poles twenty cents Goo for each
hundred pieces, or fraction thereof; for
inspecting cedar electric light, telephone
and telegraph poles ten cents Q0c) per
hundred feet, 1ineal measure.
Sec. 3. The Laws of Minnesota relating
to the duties Of the surveyor generals
in inspecting, and surveying logs end
lumber and the records and rules thereof
section 24O2, Statutes 1894, shall, so far
as applicable, apply to the inspection and
survey and marking of cedar posts and
farm poles, cedar electric poles, telephone
ond Telegraph poles as herein provided