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

LlONluCo, SllSAy LAAt]S SAAS
not vest said board with any power or
control over the sewer pipes OF any suSn
city, nor to abridge in any manner tne
powers of the city council of such cry
with reference to the laying or extension
OF sewer pipes or constructing a sewer
system or part of same III any such city,
or to deprive pr c snfr eooe of 81 Such h sewer
pipes after construction, but such
board shall have the full control
and management Of the pua1plng &C. P sswt
erare and of all machinery, Appliances
and flush tanks employed IN me opel 49, ~
OF such system or systems AFTER the saine
have been erected, collslluo'eo o"0 "
stalled by such city. oo+s
See. 2S. All acts or parts OF acts,
whether general or special, lnconsis.ene
with the provisions OF this act are mere
Sec. n. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved April IL, l9O3.
CHAPTER 16G-H. f. NO. 49,.
AN Act to amend section one a OF
chapter 1913 of the General Laws " s sE7
State of Minnesota for the year 1885,
relating to county and town roaos. ava
Be it enacted by the legislature OIL eAe
State Of Minnesota: ~ oban-
ter one hundred ninety-nine Q9O OF the
General Laws of the State Of Minnesota
for the year eighteen hudred nlhely-
seven (1S9O be amended to read as tol-
lows: oho,aors of
any county containing one hunoTe9 Ul
OF any county containing less than one
hundred legal voters, petition the ooafo
OF county commissioners OF such couio =,
for the location, establishment, change OF
Vacation of any highway or cartWay
running into more than one town; or on
the line between two towns OF sald couu~
uated wholly or partly within said coun-
tv. or into a town and the u~nplatted por-
ton of any village Of said county, sucn
highway or cartway not nelng "le u,hnth her
such highway or cartWay is connected OF
to be connected with any other ROADS or
not, setting forth in such pettlon ene re re
highway OF cartWay proposed to De 70
Gated, established, changed or vacateas
together with the names Of the owners OF
am may pass, the auditor OF such couh-
ty shall lay such petition before the
board Of county commissioners at tne
next session thereafter; provided. how
ever, that any petition presented 70 any
board of county commissioners under the
provisions Of this act, which petitlons ior
uated partly in q town and parity IN the
implanted portion OF a, village before II
can be acted upon by the board OF coun,
ty commissioners shall have attached
thereto a copy of a resolution passed by
the village council, trustees or similar OF,
ficers OF the village into the unplatted
DOIJ1On VI Wll1Sll SdAU EAotooNN HoAN
cartway is to be laid out, changed. or va
Gated, approving the location, change or
vacation Of the road as p~et1tloned TOR IN
so tar as it shall extend within such w
lage limits; such copy Of said resolution
to be duly certified by the village clerk.
recorder or similar officer Of sucn village
resolution and Of the whole, thereof as
passed by such village COUNCIL. trustees or
Similar officers Of the village, together
with the date of the passage OF such res
Sec. ?. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved April 10, 1905.
CHAPTER 18Th. F. NO. 655.
AN ACT to approve, correct and legallze
a copy Of a certain plat OF the CITY OF
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the
state of Minnesota:
Section 1. That whereas the original
plat of the survey Of the original town.
Fails, has been lost and destroyed;
and, whereas ssz there t e. exists fnt S ana $ ls r OF
deeds, in and for the said Morrison eoun-
ty, Minnesota, on age II of Plat Book
Of said county, a true copy OF Salo orIS-
inal plat, and there is recorded also in the
Office of the register Of deeds in Book A
of Plats, on page 81, the legal and neces-
sary Qualifications to said plat;
And, whereas, by error and mistake, the
numbers of the lots in the blocks, as
shown by said plat and cert11catlons. mas
been Inadvertently left off of and from
said copy Of said plat; or,a,,,, n,,4
above referred to. the lots in the blocks
thereof were numbered in consecutive or
der, beginning at the northwest corner OF
each and every block thereof, with lot
one, and numbered consecutlvely south
ward to the end of said block, and thence
north to the end of said block, each BLOCK
itherefronl, however, blocks 20 and 81
thereof, In which said blocks, the lots
thereof were numbered in consecutive or
of said blocks 20 and 81, and numbered
consecutively eastward, and thence
northward, and thence westward, each OF
said two blocks containing eight lots.
Now, therefore,, said copy Of said plat
Is hereby declared to be, and is made the
official plat of the original townsite of all
that part Of the village, now City Of Lit.
tie Falls, lying and being east Of, First
street, in said city, and also east half OF
blocks 5, 6 and Z, lying west OF said First
Sec. 2. The register of deeds In and for
Morrison county, Minnesota, is hereby
authorized, empowered and directed to
of said plat above referred to, which is on
file in his office, in the manner and in the
way above indicated and set forth, the
expense thereof to be borne by MOrrlson
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and
be in force on and after it's passage.
Approved April 10, 1908.
CHAPTER 16S-H. F. NO. 259.
AN ACT to provide for sending official
ballots to village and town clerks, and
certain election judges, by registered
mail or by express, and for sending
election returns to county auditors by
registered mail.
Be it enacted by the legislature Of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section 1. Except in cities of 10000 in
habitants and over and precincts within
fifteen q5) miles Of the office of the coun-
~ auditor. III all cases where the primary
and general election law now provide
that the village and town clerks and
Judges Of election in ~unorganized towns
q 20 to the county seat and receive the Of
fetal ballots; hereafter the auditor Of
each county shall at least one week be-
fore the day Of election send by regis
tered mail or express to the village and
cial ballots that each is entitled to re-
Sec. 2. And whenever the said existing
e%1ection laws require the election returns
end other papers to be delivered to the
county auditor by one of the Judges or
other messenger; hereafter such returns
ana other papers shall, in the presence of
all the election Judges, be deposited in
duplicate, each in a separate envelope.
one of which shall be sewed by drawing
a Substantial Irvine twice through said
ends Of said Irvine together, ana then seal
said envelope with sealing wax and
STAMP with q stamp furnished by the
county auditor, in three places, one of the
seals Shall be over the knot In said Irvine.
Said Judges shall designate one of their
number to take, within twenty-four hours
said envelopes to the nearest postotfice,