Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-05-01
commissioners of public printing In order

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The governor. upon reviewing such re-
ports, shall deliver the same to the COM
missioners Of printing; and said commits
s1oners are hereby authorized, in connec-
ton with the printing expert, to examine
said reports, and shall be empowered to
edit and condense such reports as are o.
ter1nine whether any of the reports
whose publication Is not mandatory ma
not be published without detriment to the
state or to the public; and shall deter
Of binding Of each report to be pu~ shed,
except where otherwise specified by law.
In accounting under this act when a
charge is allowed for binding, no charge
shall be allowed for the folding, collect
ing, stabbing, stitching, end papers,, dry
ing and pressing sheets, or for lettering
volumes, but all these items Of work
shall be deemed to be included in the
charge allowed for binding.
Sec. .. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after it's passage.
Approved April IA, 1903.
CHAPTER 2o4-H. F. NO. 3O5.
AN ACT providing a contingent fund in
each county Of the State Of Minnesota,
slor tFt use of the county a. orney, for
tie payment Of such expenses as
necessary and not otherwise provided
LOT IN the trial and preparation lor urlel
Of criminal cases, and in Investigations
before the grand jury, and providing
expenditures.
BE 1t enacted by the legislature of the
: State of Minnesota:
Sectlon l. The county commissioners
OF each county in this state are hereby
authorized and directed to set apart at
their first meeting in January Of each
year, from any funds then in the county
treasury, not specially appropriated or
set aside for other purposes, in an
amount to be ixed by said board of corn-
ty commissioners, a sum of money not
less than one hundred dollars and not
more than one thousand dollars, to be
county as g contingent fund for the pur-
pose of defraying such necessary ex-
penses as are not otherwise specifically
provided for in the trial and preparation
paymen of such necessary expenses as
are not otherwise provided for in. con-
duEcting Investigations by the grand jury.
county, by and with the consent and alp
prevail first had and obtained Of the dis
trict court, or any judge thereof, in and
for his county, is hereby authorized and
empowered to INCUR the expenses spe-
Gifted in section one % of this act. so far
as is necessary, to the amount annually
appropriated by said board Of county
commissioners for said purpose.
Sec. 3. All disbursements from said
und shall be made in the usual manner
by the county treasurer Of each county
county, which auditors warrant shall be
executed and delivered in an amount,
and to the person designated by the or
der OF the county attorney, countersigned
by any judge. Of the district court for
that county.
Sec. 4. Before any sue approval shall
be endorsed upon any such order Of any
county attorney SO applying for the same,
it shall be the duty of said county artor-
ney so applying for the same, to present
to said judge Of the district court an
itemized and detailed statement of the
expenses, for the aymen of which he
then makes application, and which state
ment shall be verified by said county at
torney in the usual manner, provided for
the verificatiOn of claims against the
counties Of this state.
Sec. 5. Immediately upon such judge
of the district court aftixing his endorse
ney, said Judge, if in his opinion the pub
lie interests will not be prejudiced there
by, and if he be Of the opinion hat the
public interests would be prejudiced
terest will permit. shall file in the office
of the county auditor Of the county or,
which said order is drawn. said itemized
and verified list so furnished by said
county attorney.
Sec. 6. Any sum remaining in said
fund on the 31st day of December OF each
year shall then be transferred by the
enue fund of said county.
Sec. Z. During the year 1903 the ex-
penses mentioned in section one (D OF
vided for herein from any funds in the
county treasury not specially approprl-
ated or set aside for other purposes.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect end
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved April IA, 1903. 9. S=+
CHAPTER 2o5-H. F. NC, 1872
AN ACT to legalize c~onveyances of real
property made by husband direct to
wife, and the record of such convey
ances.
Be it enacted by the legislature OF 'h7
Section /. That all c~onveyancas Of
real property within this state made be
tween March 10th, 1898. and March -
veyed real properly directly to MS VIE
shall be and the same are hereby de-
clared to be legal and valid, and the rec
ords of all such c~onveyances heretofore
ACTUALLY recorded in tho office Of the
proper county shall be in all respects val
id and legal, and such c~onveyances ana
records thereof shall have the same iorce
and effect in all respects for the purpose
Of notice, evidence or otherwise as are
or may be provided by law in regard TO
c~onveyances in other cases.
Provided, that the PROVISIONS CT th1s
act shall not apply to any action or pro
ceeding now pending in any Of the courts
of this state; provided, further, thal TINS
act shall not be construed 70 extenu TO-
any case where vested rights IN any Sucn
property have been acquired by tnlro
parties. 80
he in force from and after us passage.
Approved April IA, 1908.
CHAPTER 2O6-H. F. NO. 81.
AN ACT to amend chapter 2o2 OF .ne
to prohibit so-called "blind pigs ana
other places and devices for keeplng.
selling or using Intoxicating llquors
&c e91 b t to l intox de an1s'Sn liquors r u under
false and fictitious names; ana 10 elLec.
the confiscation of intoxlcatlnS iiat ~
unlawfully handled, tosether W11n o ods
appliances used in such unlaW1ul rama
ling Of intoxicating liquors. n
Re It enacted by the legislature Of the
State of Minnesota: j,
Section 1. That section ] Of chapter 90
Of the General Laws Of the State Of Min
nesota for the year 1901 be amended SO
as to read as follows:
directly Keep or maintain, by himself or
Nv assOciating or combining With others,
or who shall in any manner aid, assist or
abet in keeping or maintaining any pllnn
places in which Intoxicating liquors alo
received or kept for unlawful use, barteT
or sale as a beverage or Tor ulllaMluA
bers of any club or association by any
means whatever, within the limits OF
any township, village, city or county
which has voted aga 1in5or grae or wh HEREBY r
municipal charter or ordinance or by
state law the sale of Intoxicating llquor
is forbidden; and every person VINO snall
other in receiving, bartering or selling
any Intoxicating liquors so received or
kept, and every person who, as agent, or
as owner, let's any building or any prem
Uses, or any portion of any building or
premises, knowing that it is intended to
be used for any purpose specified in this
section, or any person who permits any
building or premises, or any portion Of
any building or premises, to be SO used,
shall be guilty Of a misdemeanor, and
upon conviction thereof shall be punished
az. hnrpino flor Cnt forth
Sec. ). Any acts or parts Of acts incon.
cictant harauith orc harah1. aanaalad