The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-24

that the provisions of this act, so far as
the same limits the number of days in
each year that such commissioners shall
draw pay, or fixes the number of sessions
for attendance upon which such commits
sioners shall be entitled to mileage, shall
not apply to the commissioners of Otter
Tail county. Provided further, that the
number of days for which said commits
sloners shall draw pay shall not exceed
sixty 600 days in one % year. And pro-
Vided further, that the provisions OF TINS
act, so far as the same limit the NUMBER
OF days in each year that Such commas
sioners shall draw pay or fix the number
of sessions for attendance upon which
such commissioners shall be entitled to
mileage, shall not apply to the commits
sioners of Wright county. And provided
further, that the number of days for
which said commissioners shall draw pay
shall not exceed thirty-five $50 days in
any one year And provided further,
that the provisions of this act, so far as
the same limit the number Of days that
such commissioners shall draw pay, or
fixes the number of sessions for attending
upon which such commissioners shall be
entitled to mileage, shall not apply to
counties where the population exceeds
twenty-eight thousand inhabitants, which
shall be ascertained by the last preceding
census. Provided further, that the num-
Der of days for which any commissioners
shall draw pay in any county in this state
eight thousand inhabitants which shall
be ascertained by the last preceding
census, shall noteXceed forty (40) days in
any one % year. Provided further that
the provisions of this act shall not affect
the pay and travelling fee of the commits
sioners of any county where pay and fees
are now provided for by a special law
regulating the same. Provided further,
that in any county in which the duty of
building and keeping in repair the public
bridges of such county is imposed by
special law upon the county COMMISSION
erS Of such county, such commissioners
may Severally draw pay for all services
actually performed as such commission
ers for not exceeding fifty (5O days in
any one % year; provided further. that
if any commissioner district contains a
city Of more than five thousand (5,OOO)
inhabitants the compensation Of the COM
missioner for such district shall be such
sum as may be fixed at the first meet
ing of the board of county commissioners
in each year, and shall not exceed the
sum of two hundred and fifty $3.50 dol
lars per year. Provided further, that in
all counties in this state wherein the ac
tual assessed valuation of all real and
personal property is more than ten mil
lion Q0,O00,O0O) dollars and does not ex-
coed twenty million (2OOOO,OOO dollars.
each of tho county commissioners of such
county except the chairman of the board
of commissioners shall be entitled to re-
ceiVe pay for not exceeding sixty (6O)
days service as such commissioner
in each year, and that the chairman of the
said board of county commissioners shall
be entitled to receive pay for not exceed
Provided, that the provision hereof
granting pay for not exceeding sixty (S51
days to each county commissioner, eX-
cept the chairman and for not exceeding
seventy C7O days for said chairman, shall
only apply to counties in this state hav-
ing said assessed valuation as aforesaid,
wherein the boards of county commission
erS, either by general or special law. are
required to look after and Superintend the
expenditure of any county moneys voted
by them upon the basis of the assessed
valuation of the real estate in said coun-
ty to aid in the repair or construction of
roads and bridges in their respective
counties, and provided further, that in
any county where county commissioners
have done any work or rendered any serV-
ice in relation to public bitches, under the
laws Of this state. the time so spent shall
not be included In the number of days for
which they are allowed to draw pay.
Provided further, that this act shall not
apply to the compensation of any county
commissioners designated under the spe-
cial laws to act for any board of county
commissioners in relation to the care of
the poor, at a compensation fixed by law.
And provided further, that in any county
of this state whenever said county has a
population of more than one hundred fifty
thousand (150,000) but less than two hun
bred thousand (200,000 Inhabitants, the
county commissioners thereof shall re-
ceiVe as compensation for such services
six hundred (600 dollars per annum each,
and no more, payable in monthly install
ments out of the county treasury of such
county, upon warrants of the county au-
ditor thereof, and which amount shall be
in full for all services of any nature and
in any capacity of such county commits
sionerS. And provided further, that in all
counties of this state having a population
of two hundred thousand (2OO,OOO) 1nhab-
itants or more, the county commissioners
of such county shall receive twelve hun
bred Q,200) dollars per annum each, pay
able in monthly instalmentS out of the
county treasures of such counties upon
warrants Of the county auditors thereof,
which amount shall be in full for all serv-
ices of such commissioners, including
service upon committees and as members
of the board of equalization, and Of any
other work or duty devolved upon them
or either of them by reason of their hold
ing such office of county commissioners.
as well as all travelling expenses incurred
within said counties while performing
such services as county commissioners.
And provided further, that this act shall
not be construed as affecting or repeating
any of the provisions of chapter forty
five (45 of the General Laws of one
thousand nine hundred and one Q90D.
Sec. 2. All acts and parts of acts in
consistent with the provisions hereof are
hereby repealed, except as herein other
wise provided.
Sec g. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage.
Approved March 80, 1903
CHAPTER 1O4-S. f. NO. 1872.
AN ACT to amend chapter one hundred
Laws of eighteen hundred and ninety
nine $3.50, being an act to regulate the
sale of binding Irvine manufactured at
the State prison at Saltwater.
Be it enacted by the legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section l. That chapter one hundred
and eighty-three QS3) of the General
Laws of eighteen hundred and ninety
nine QS99) be and the same hereby is
amended to read as follows
The price of binding Irvine manufac-
tured at the state prison at Saltwater
shall be fixed by the warden and
board of control of state institu-
lions each year as soon as prac-
ticable, and not later than March
first, and shall be sold only to farmers
or actual consumers thereof, in quantities
| necessary for their own use, up to and in
| GLIDING the first day of May of each and
cash, or on such security as the warden
| of the state prison may approve.
| Sec. .. All the Irvine on hand on the
| first day of May of any year for which
| no order has been given by farmers or
| actual consumers Except five hundred
| thousand pounds (5OOOO0) to be kept to
| fill subsequent direct orders, may, after
said date, be disposed of by the warden
and board of control of state institutions,
| ing therefor, at the price fixed by the
| board of managers. but only on the con-
| QlIIonS hereinafter named.
| Such warden and board of control of
state institutions shall require from any
such person applying to obtain such
! Irvine on Qn) a written agreement that
| he will resell such Irvine 10 actual con-
| SumerS who desire the same for their own
actual use, and that he will not resell
oh in IL