Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-05-01

which order or agreement the Justice or
Judge shall make memorandum upon his
docket and shall also pay all expenses
and h costs Of prosecution and shall
| also give bond to the State Of Minnesota
in such sum as the Justice or Judge shall
fix. with sufficient sureties, to be ap-
proved by the Justice or judge, condi-
toned that he will furnish such child
home, food, care and clothing, then the
justice or Judge shall discharge such ac-
cused person.
| aforesaid does not. comply with the pro-
visions Of the preceding sections and
there is probable cause for belief that he
| is guilty as charged in the complaint, the
justice or judge shall require such person
to enter Into ~recognizance with one or
more sufficient sureties to be approved
by the justice or judge in a sum Of not
a app rat at The next term of 18th the s district ct
court for the proper county to answer
the said complaint and abide the order Of
said court thereon; n on his neglect
or refusal to give, such recognizance the
justice or judge shall commit him to, Jail
Of the county, there to be held to answer
such complaint at the next term of such
fGp0 ert;o and cs sqnR { {ppsti &C., o. judge shall lan
before him and return the same and all
processes and papers in the case to the
clerk of said court.
oSC. y. IL dI oily Ll1u0 There IS dly
sufficient reason therefor, the court may
order a continuance of the cause, and
such continuance shall operate to renew
the reccgnizance. and the same shall re-
provided that, If the s~ureties in the rec
ognizance shall at any term Of said
court surrender the ACCUSED and request
to t. BE be 6 discha 1gef' f sue an r%ec .S nee, or ,r
proper. such court may order a new rec
ognizance to be taken and commit the
defendant until he gives such new rec
Sec 6. Upon the trial of the action,
Is guilty or not: II he is found guilty or
II he admits the truth Of the accusation
or minor hild such sums of money and
in such manner and at such times as the
court may fix and direct.
Sec. z. And If such person shall disobey
such order Or directions, the court may
sequester his personal estate and the
rents Inc profits of said real estate to
be applied recording to the terms Of
whenever it shall find the fact to be that
such person has an income or earnings
from any source sufficient to enable him
to pay the sum or sums specified in such
so to do, may punish such person for
contempt and the court, If it shall have
reason to believe that said person can
earn sufficient to enable him to pay such
SbAkaS v OOCy SlIC4A Ildy CIuS0 6uCu
person to be confined in the county Jail
until such person complies with the di-
rect!on. and order of the court, or in the
discretion Of the court until the said per-
son shall give bond, with good and suff1-
cient sureties, in an amount to be pre-
scribed by the court, conditioned to pay
such amount and to comply with the or
aers 4 directions OF the court which
Sec, 8. In all cases brought Under the
provisions Of this act the wife shall be
a competent witness against her husband
without his consent, and may be sub
him.
Sec. g.. That Chapter 31e, General Laws
Of the State of Minnesota for the year
1901, be and the same is hereby repealed:
Sec. 10. This act shall take effect and
Approved April "A, 1908.
CHAPTER 22s-H. r. NO. sra.
AN ACT legalizing village bonds in GER
BE- it enacted by tbs legislature of the
Section l.. All instruments heretofore
executed or issued by any village. Of this
state purporting to. be bonds Of such viii
lage and to have been issued in pursuance
State Of Minnesota authorizing villages
to issue bonds for lawful improvements
are hereby declared to be binding and
issuing them, provided only
F1rst-That a resolution authorizing the
issue Of n for the purpose or pur,
by h council Of the village issuing the
same. :.r+.,.
second-That the legal voters of any
such VILLAGE. att az election held for thai
voted to Issue bonds, Tor the purpose or
ThirdTThat tha, aggregate bonded In
a fime eneh bonds on s1 We're gui issued stiiaE 4 IN inc1u I'D
ing any and all such bonds did not exceed
Is per centum of the assessed valua-
lage as Indicated by the assessment OF
! such property last preceding the issue of
Sec. 2. Nothing herein contained shall
be construed as legalizing now IN
sec. s. This act shall take effect and
| be in force from and after Its passage.
Approved April II. 1908.
! CHAPTER 224-H. F.. NO. 600.
| AN ACT entitled an act fixing the sal
aries Of county attorneys and assistant
county attorneys in all counties in the
State Of Minnesota having a population
Of one hundred and fifty thousand in
habitants and not more than two hun-
dred thousand inhabitants.
BE 1t enacted by tho legislature Of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section l.. That in all counties in this
state that now nave or may hereafter
| have according to the last completed
not less than one hundred and fifty thou
sand (15O, OQO and not over two hundred
thousand (2O0,00O) Inhabitants, the salary
of the county. attorney shall be and Is
hereby, fixed at four thousand five hun
bred (S4.50O) dollars per annum, and il
all such counties the salary Of the as
sistant county attorney shall be and is
hereby fixed at two thousand. seven hun
dred 49, OO) dollars per annum, which
salaries shall be payable out Of the coun-
ty treasury Unequal monthly i~nstalments.
Sec. 2. All acts and parts Of acts in
Sec. g.. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after it's passage.
Approved April IA, 1903.
49, CHAPTER 225-H. F. NO. e22.
chapter three hundred and twelve 2312)
dred and ninety EsNs o. d H5Sn'e enti faa,
IA act to amend section W ~ OF
he General Laws Of eighteen hundred
to amend chapter twenty-five 92) OF
and e%ighty-nine {1ss9), relating to the
sale and lease Of mineral n other
lands belonging to the State of Mime
Be it enacted by the legislature of the
SECTION l. That section one C) Of chap
ter three hundred and twelve (312) Of the
ninety-seven d89D be and the same is
hereby amended so as to read as follows:
The application for a mineral lease as
herein provided shall be In such form as
scribe. It shall correctly describe the
land desired to be leased, and shall con
sist Of contiguous descriptions, which,, in
dred and sixty $50 acres in any one
lease, unless some of the descriptions
shall be fractional subdivisions, in which
above mentioned.
Before any lease shall be granted, the
applicant shall pay to the state treasurer
the sum of twenty-five dollars ($25O0.
ing such anniieatiOn. and either tender