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

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amended by section Of chapter Of the tn
General Laws of 1881, general session
as amended by sections1 OF chapter ~ OF
the General Laws Of 1881, special sesr
sion, as amended by section l OF chapteI
10 of the General Laws Of 1888, ana pc
ing as amended section 353 Of the Gen.
eral Statutes of 1894, be amended to rea q
as follows, viz: The state treasurer Is
authorized to borrow and use Temporarily
from funds having an available baian &c
in the treasury, six hundred thousanu
necessary to supply any deficiency that
may exist in the revenue fund; PROVIDED
it will not impair said respective funds
the exigencies may require; and pro;
vided further, that the interest received
on deposits of permanent trust funds IN
banks shall be apportioned to the proper
current fund.
Sec. 2 This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage.
Approved April IA, 1903.
CHAPTER 2oo-H. F. NO. 41s;
AN ACT to amend section one. Cd Of
chapter three hundred ar: ana forty Ion
relating to the allowance of expenses or
county superintendent of schools
Be it enacted by the legislature OF the
Section i. That section one CD Of chap
ter three hundred and forty-one DAD,
General Laws, Minnesota, 1901 is hereby
amended so as to read as follows. .,>,.
Section 1. That in all counties IN TINS
state where the salary of the county So
perintendent of schools does not exceed
the sum of eighteen hundred Q,socO DOL
lars per annum. and the population . OF
said county be not less than seventy-lve
thousand C75,OOO nor more than one nun
dred and fifty thousand d5O,OOV, the
low such superintendent a reasonable
sum for travelling expenses, and expense
Of keeping Of one team, but the expenses
so allowed shall not, in the aggregate ate,
exceed the sum of two hundred and fifty
($25W dollars in any year. The provisions
Of this act shall apply to counties where
the compensa ton of the superintendent, IS
fixed by special act as well as when the
same is established by general law:
Sec. 9 This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after January 5th
1905
Approved April Ia, 1908.
CHAPTER 2o1-H. F. NO. 3e6.
| AN ACT to provide for the disposition OF
townships outside Of the limits of 1ncor-
porated cities and villages.
Be it enacted by the legislature of the
Section l. All moneys received from
licenses issued by the board of county
| commissioners to sell Intoxicating liquors
the tn Incorporated villages and cities, shall
| be disposed of as follows: One half OF
said moneys shall be paid into the coun-
| ty treasury and be placed in the county
said moneys shall be paid into the treas
| ury of the township for which such H.
| censes may be issued, to be used for the
and bridges within such township, the
same to be expended under direction Of
the town board
Sec. . This act shall AL take IKE effect ana
be in force from and after It's passage.
l. Approved April IA, 1903.
CHAPTER 2O2-H. F. NO. 1865.
| AN ACT providing for the division Of
certain special school districts within
this state, and the organization of inde-
pendent school districts from such ter
ritory.
Be it enacted by the legislature Of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section l. Any special school district
within this state containing an area OF
ten congressional townships or more may
be subdivided and new independent scho9l
districts created from portions of such
territory in the manner hereinafter pro
more than two congressional townships,
| nor shall any district created therefrom
be SO formed as to divide any incorpo-
rated village into two or more alstToes: IN
| any portion of such special school dis
| trict shall desire to create an independent
school district from a portion of such ter.
| ritory, they shall present to the board OF OF
county commissioners of the county in
which such school district is situated, a
petition signed by majority of the free,
holders residing in the RI Dry
into an Independent school district, which
petition shall be accompanied by plat
showing the metes and bounds Of such
Sec. 3. Upon presentation to the board
of county commissioners aforesaid Of a
petition and plat, as specified in section
two of this act, the said commissioners
hal time and D1aC6 for a nearing
on such application, which hearing shall
not be less than three weeks from the
o of S ta the pupaSed IN HEY oea
paper of said county, for two consecutive
weeks. a notice of the application and Of
the time and place of the hearing there
to the county superintendent of schools a
copy of said petition and plat.
Sec. 4. At the time and place fixed for
the hearing on said petition, all persons
tablishrnent of such Independent district,
may appear and be heard thereon; If
after such hearing the said commissioners
schools and cause of education, they
shall make an order establishing such in
dependent district, and cause such order
ing the metes and bounds thereof. to be
recorded in the record of their proceed
ings.
Sec. S. The county superintendent Of
schools shall within thirty days after re-
ceiving the copy of order establishing
any such district, cause written notices
to be posted in three places within such
district, of the time and place where the
electors shall meet and elect board Of
education for such independent district,
at which time they may also transact
such other business as may be necessary
to the perfect organization and manage.
ment of such district; such officers shall
hold their respective offices until their
successors are elected and qualified as
now provided by law
Sec 6. Districts organized under the
provisions Of this act shall be governed
by the laws now in force relating to in
dependent school districts of this state,
all of which is hereby made applicable to
districts organized under this act.
district organized under this act shall
have power to provide for the transport
tation of children to and from the schools
at public expense, subject to SUCH rules
may require sufficient bonds for the faith
full performance of such duty.
Sec 8. Districts organized under the
provisions of this act shall succeed to all
their just rights of property belonging to
share Of all public moneys. and school
funds and be liable for it's equitable
share of bonded indebtedness.
Sec. 8. This act shall take ;x erect Issa1 anu
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved April A. 1903.
CHAPTER 2o3-H F. NO. 571.
AN ACT to amend section eight (S) of
chapter two hundred and s1xty-nlne
(269) of the General Laws of eighteen
hundred and ninety-seven G997), as
amended by chapter Two nunor go r; ana
teen hundred and one Q9OD, relating to
Be it enacted by the legislature Of the