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

| Sec. No action for tho recovery OF
any such real property, or OF the posses
shall be maintained by any school dis
trict from which the same was taken or
! its successors in interest unless such &C
| ton shall have been commenced prior TO
JAM l, 1904. -
Sec. g.: The term school district in this
act shall mean and include all school dis
! tricts, common, independent or special
| Sec. f. This act shall take effect and
Approved April ii, 1908
| CHAPTER 221-H. F. NO. 339.
AN ACT to establish and maintain farm
| ers' Institutes in Minnesota. and to ap-
| nronriate nonov there@"":
Be it enacted by the legislature OF the
th sens1 dollars isis. ooo5 shall be snd Is
{bs sa pHans ay e.
| for the maintenance OF farmers lnsCl.
tutes to be held in the several counties OF
sse sste 5a Ss vsrags eoss of said
farmers; Institutes to be paid out of such
appropriation shall not exceed the syn
Of one n sch Snail Be
| Guided as legitimate and necessary the
board and travelling expenses of the m
struetors and reascnable &C. eonpe ems s;,ma
er.ntendent and his travelling and need.
full expenses, together with the cost Of
the necessary outfit OF models, charts
quent upon doing preliminary work, prep
ara tory to the holding Of these Institutes,
shall not be included in calculating this
Sec. g. It is hereby provided that none
| of these moneys shall be expended for
hall rent. fuel, lights, local adver Using
tors other than those regularly employed:
shall be and is hereby created to super
s ten: sf Of s se sn
and three (l90S said board shall be con-
stituted as follows:
ren q Of on s
be selected by said board Of regents; the
president of the state agricultural So
ciety,, the president Of the state dairy as
SeaaSa and sd the OF the state
Sec. S. Each member of the board Of
regents, aforesaid, shall hold his office
eSwIse cRaasea BY an i act Of the Board Of
regents Of the University Of Minnesota.
The president Of the said agricultural So
hundred and three (9O8), The president
Of the state dairy association shall hold
his office for two years from the first day
Ii @eo as}ue"St' nineteen hundred and three
The president Of the state horticultural
society shall hold his Office for the period
nineteen Hundred i and and thu three "a Gsos>. august
| When the periods Of Office Of the presi-
dent OF the state agricultural society, the
dSa p OF hs a9 ha
| tural society shall have expired, then the
presidents of such societies AS named who
nay have been elected as presidents shall
such offices for the period of three years,
said board Of administration may select
a anG OF ts t Number as PRESIDENT thereof
Sec. 8. This board Of administration is
hereby empowered by q majority vote
I thereof to appoint suitable and com.
farmers institutes. The superintendent
term of office shall commence on August
hrst, nineteen hundred and three Q9O3).
to tho discretion Of the board OF adminis-
Sec. 7. The board Of administration
ent arranes the institute CIRCUITS to be
held annually, determining tho times and
2 places where or such institutes shall be held
counts as Hereinafter provided. ''4' az
Sec. 8. The duties Of the superlntend-
ent Of farmers Institutes shall be as foi-
stttutes when located as herein provided:
to engage comp tent instructors therefor;
to receive, examine and report upon ali
from established appropriate ton; and at
| ta!lso report OF all farmers Institutes
account Of ali expenditures under this
act during. the year last past to said
bea 1s Of g eSdm o
tutes together with the salary Of said
superintendent. which Is hereby fixed at
fifteen hundred (1bo0 dollars per annum.
tntendence, and all other money named in
this act shall be paid out of said institute
fund BY the state treasurer upon war
warrants shall only be drawn UPON the
certificate Of the Superintendent Of insti-
tutes, approved by the president Of the
| board Of administration.
Sec. 10. That said board OF a6rainistra-
| ton Is hereby empowered to act as an
auditing board. and shall receive and
audit reports and accounts Of said super
each fiscal year; Such auditing by said
auditing. all vouchers and accounts so ap-
ey sas nGao cf Se
as called for in this act shall be filed in
the office Of the state auditor.
ton shall cause to be G pu61iehed
free distribution among the farmers Of
fnsttu neok ana be s called tna
necessary expenses for such publication
shall be met out of the appropriation
herein sh made, . Al accounts for said an
made as herelnbefore provided.
sec. IL N arranging for such farmers
Institutes. they shall be held so far as
Convenient to the farmers Of this state:
each meeting shall continue for not less
than one day nor more than three days.
| t1cable, evening sessions; each shall be
| free to the public and each shall Consist
OF practical and instructive lectures upon
t3R,es ,Ipc sifgtainng to The farm end home
and illustrations Of such methods and
| practices as possess real merit and ara
adapted to the conditions Of our agricul-
institutes being to disseminate PRACTICAL
knowledge upon questions pertaining to
agriculture. horticulture, stock and dairy
farming with the least expense and in
! conVen1ence to the people Of the state
! Sec. 49, It is hereby provided that the
| expenditure Of moneys for institute ax
pensses which may be made prior to Al
already provided as due August first ~
thu fiscal year following shall not be- con.
f ,5n q, as deficiency fund: provided also
h tna1 tne 1und tnen to be due has already
lure. By this secti On the needs Of The IN
6t1tute'S seasons can be met and he nod
to harm onize with the fiscal year of the
Sec. H. All acts Inconsistent with this
act are hereby repealed. >1'''
Sec. Is. This act shall take effect and
% a rovss Hpr anc 1885, ns5sr Its Dssase
! CHAPTER 222-H z. NO. 40
AN ACT. to prevent the abandonment
and neglect Of wife or children Of per-
fny law With the main
ment and neglect unlawful; and to
prescribe the punishment therefor. ~
Be It e M by the legislature Of the
Section i. on COMPLAINT bein1 mad. -