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

which event It shall be verified by the
petitioner his; agent or attorney, + TIC
deem it exped1ent that the matter should
be proceeded with, order the petition to
be fled OF record with the city clerk, WIG ho
o oa e pape nV Of saa city, for fear
at least once week, to the effect that
such petition has been fled as aforesaid,
sad W be and
by the common council, or a committee
appointed by them. on certain day ana n!1
Gays from the Of es Such publ
cation. The common council, or such
committee as may be appointed by them them
fG5 TINT sRa tha and ee1
slider, the said matter. and shall hear
the testimony and evidence on the part
Of the parties interested: The common
or upon the report Of such committee
in favor Of granting such petition, may.
by resolution passed by two-thirds vote
Of all the msmbers elect DECLARE h such
ways vacated; which said resolution,
after the same shall go into effect. shall
be published as in the case Of ordi-
resolution duly certified by the City clerk
shall be filed for record and duly recorded
in the Office Of the register Of deeds OF the
county.
Sec 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage.
Approved April g. 1908.
CHAPTER 121-s. F. NO. 16.
AN ACT to amend chapters two ca and
three 81 of the General Laws Of 1893,
and chapter one hundred and eighteen
(11S) of the General Laws of 1895; and
Laws Of 1897; and chapter two hundred
and thirty-two (232) of the General
Laws of 1899; and chapter one hundred
and sixty,eight qes) of the General
of cost of the new capitol to be erected
by the State Of Minnesota was fixed at
the sum Of three millions Of dollars
$3, O0O,000.OO in any of said acts.
State Of Minnesota:
Section 1. That chapter two 90 and
c chap three 90 of the General Laws i.9 OF
teen d1s) of the General Laws Of 1895;
and chapter ninety-six (96) of the General
Laws of 1897; and chapter two hundred
and thirty-two (2S2) of the General Laws
sixty-eight (1es) Of the General Laws Of
1901, so far as, In any of said acts, the
limitation of expenditure to be made by
the State of Minnesota for the purchase
Of a new capitol building and all expendi-
lures to be made in connection herewith.
was fixed at the sum of three millions of
dollars SarG GsSooooo99 be and the same am.
wherever they occur, in any of said acts:
the words or figures three millions Of
dollars $4,000 o0o:o Co.," and inserting, in
1Gu dnere9 o. the S W9rds anu gures four
ga, 5OO, 100000" and further amended by
striking out each and every provision in
any of said acts contained which con-
fiicts with the provisions of this act, so
that when so amended the limitations Of
expenditure to be made by the State Of
Minnesota for the purchase of a site and
the erection and completion Of new
capitol building, together with all ex-
penditures to be made in connection
herewith shall be fixed at the sum Of
four millions five hundred thousand doll
lars ($4,5W. 100000, which last named sum
suitable and proper desks, chairs, tables,
book-shelves, or racks, carpets and all
other furnishings that may be appropri-
ate and necessary for the use of the ex-
said building; 1t being the intent and pur-
pose of this act to provide that the total
cost OF said building, furnishings and
grounds gro ns1s, shall not exceed in the aggregate
thousand dollars C$4,5OO. 100000. That it
is the intention Of the act that said build
ing be completed. furnished and ready
10 d3r occupancy on or o before the first day
Sec. z. All existing provisions contained
IN any OF the acts referred to in section
one % of this act, except as and to the
extent that the same are hereby amended.
shall remain in full force and effect
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage.
Approved April 3, 1903
CHAPTER 122-H. F. NO. 22s.
AN ACT to facilitate the Identification Of
judgent debtors in certain cases.
Be 1t enacted by the legislature of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section l. That no judgment requiring
the payment of money hereafter rendered
in any court of this state excepting per-
81 ort1 Tow
Gocketed in any district court of the
state, in any county having over seventy
five thousand inhabitants, until there has
Eeen filed in the Office of the clerk of said
Judgment creditor or his agent, or by his
attorney of record in the judgment, stat
ing, according to the best of his knowl-
edge, information and belief, the full
ton, business or employment and his ex-
act place Of residence or business address,
and if such place of residence or business
address be in city of over 5000 in
place Of residence and business address
shall be stated; and any clerk of such
court who shall docket any such judg-
lnent without such an affidavit having
penalty Of Ave dollars ($5Oo, which may
be recovered by any person suffering
damage by reason Of such judgme nt hay
ing been docketed without the filing Of
be rendered invalid nor the effect there
of impaired by reason Of such an affidavit
not having been filed as aforesaid.
Sec. =. This act shall take effect and be
in fOrca from and after July 1, 1903
Approved April 3, 1903.
CHAPTER 1911. F. NO. 234.
AN ACT to amend section 1 Of chapter
for the year 1885, being section 1885 of
the General Statutes of 1894 and Sec
ton of chapter 154 of the General
Ina see ct tine 1871 Of f te t6s }S b
for 1894, relating to the collection of
judgments against cities, village and
other municipalities.
Be it enacted by the legislature Of the
State of Minnesota:
Section l. That section Of chapter 1893
Of the &c general Laws Of said ID State for the
s sral Statutes Of 1924. be and the same
the following proviso, viz:
ag dq he That II SIfh 6 Ssstor city,
urer and no one has been appointed or
treasurer Of the e.. county wherein such
accompanied by certified copy Of the
Judgment, and an affidavit of the judg-
showing the amount due thereon and that
the same has not been paid, appealed
from or stayed, shall pay such Judgment
out of the funds then in his hands or
thereafter coming into his hands belonging
to the debtor municipality, taking re-
ceipts for such payments, and the de-
mand, transcript affidavit and receipts
shall constitute his vouchers for such pay
mentS."
Sec. 2 That section 2 of chapter 154 Of
the General Laws Of said state for the
year 1885, being section 1904 of the Gen
eral Statutes OF. 1894, be and the same
hereby is amended by appending there
to the following proviso. viz:
"Provided That if the judgment credi-
tor deems the appointment Of such off,
auditor of the county in Which the
debtor city, village or other municipality
is located to have his judgement ASSESSED