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

case any person., persons or corporation
lands adjoining any public highway with
in this state shall neglect after such no
tice to destroy any Russian, Canada or
other thistles, burdock, white or ox-eye
daisy, wild mustard, snap dragon, or
toad fax cockleburr, sow thistle, sour
dock, OF. yellow dock or any other nox-
ious and ordinary weeds and t1,+ grasses ns
highway, lane or alley adjoining such
land, it shall be the duty of such officer
to destroy, or cause to be destroyed, all
such weeds and grasses growing upon
such highway. He shall spend as many
days as the chairman Of the town board,
president Of the village or mayor OF the
city nay deem necessary, and for each
day so spent shall receive two dollars
upon presentation of his account there
for, verified by his oath and specifying
by separate items the amount, against
and the several amounts shall be placed
in the next tax roll in separate column
headed For the destruction OF weeds
and grasses" and extended as a tax
against the lands adjoining such highway
upon which such weeds and grasses were
destroyed and be collected as other taxes;
Sec. a. This act shali taK ;es am an eceg anu
be in force from and ATS AFTER It's passage.
Approved April II. 19O3.
CHAPTER Sis. F: No 4o1 49,
Statutes Of 1894, relating to the serv-
ice Of summons In civil actions.
Be it enacted by the legislature OF the
State of Minnesota:
of section 1904 Of the General Statutes OF
Minnesota for 1894 be and the same Is
hereby amended so as to read as fol-
lows:
resident of this state, has departed there
from with intent to defTaud his creditors,
or to avoid the service Of summons,
or keeps himself concealed therein with
like intent, or when the defendant. be-
ing resident Of this state, has departed
therefrom or cannot be found therein,
and has property or credits therein. Upon
attachment or garnishment.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
Approved April 21. 1908.
CHAPTER 342-S F. NO. $780,
AN ACT to amend section 4196 of General
Statutes Of 1894, as amended by chapter
the discharge of mortgages Of record
Be it enacted by the legislat ure Of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section l.. That, SECTION 4196 Of the
chapter 1872 Of the General Laws of 1899,
be amended 50 as to read as follows:
Section 4196. Mortgages may be dis
charged by an entry in the margin Of the
or his executor, administrator Or assig-
nee, or II the mortgage or assignee be
corporation it may be signed by the pres
ident, or vice president, attested by the
secretary or treasurer Of said corpora
ton, acknowledging the satisfaction Of
the mortgage; and such entry shall have
the same effect as a deed Of release duly
acknowledged and recorded. They may
also be discharged upon the record there
of by the register of deeds whenever
there shall be presented to him GER
tifcate signed by the mortgage or
grantee. his personal representative or
assigns, executed and acknowledged as
herelnbefore prescribed. specifying that
such mortgage has been paid or other
wise satisfied or DISCHARGED: that said
marginal satisfactions shall be numbered
and entered on the reception book. and
grantor and grantees index. In case any
in more than one county in this state a
certificate Of discharge thereof or a. GER
titled copy of the record Of any such GER
ti1cate may be recorded in the Office Of
the register Of deeds Of each county
where said mortgage may be recorded;
provided, that in case Of discharge by
entry upon the margin Of the record the
instrument so discharged or satisfied
shall likewise be included in such GER
tifcate Of discharge and satisfaction, and
If any such mortgage shall be foreclosed
by advertisement or action in any one
thereby be paid by such foreclosure, there
may be filed for record in the office of the
register of deeds Of such other county
or counties, duly certified copies of the
proceedings Of record in the office Of the
register of deeds in the county wherein
said mortgage may be foreclosed. Every
such certificate or papers evidencing such
foreclosure proceedings, together with the
proofs, Acknowledgements and certifica-
tons thereof, shall be recorded at full
length and reference made to the book
and page containing such record by a
minute on the margin of the record of
the original mortgage, and the register
Of deeds shall indorse upon papers so
presented to him for record the time and
place of recording the same
Sec. z. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage.
Approved April q, 1903.
CHAPTER 343-S. F. NO. 431.
AN ACT entitled 'An act to authorize
cities in this state now or hereafter hav-
ing a population of one hundred and
fifty thousand Inhabitants or over to
issue bonds in aid of certain street i'm
prOvernents.
Be it enacted by the legislature Of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section I. Any city in this state, now
or hereafter having a population Of one
hundred and fifty Thousand inhabitants
or over, which shall decide by action of
it's common council to improve any street
which will be in the nature Of a general
thoroughfare, by paving or macadamiz-
ing the same. when in the opinion Of the
common council, property cannot be found
sufficiently to cover the cost and expense,
of such Improvement, then and in that
case the common council of such city, in
order to aid in defraying the cost and
expense CT such improvement. may, by
ordinance passed by the affirmative vote
Of at least two-thirds Of all the members
issue and sell the bonds Of such city
therefor in a sum not to exceed $50. 0OO. 90
rar value, anything in the charter of
said city or in any law, in this state
any bonds in excess of any speci-
flied percentage Of the taxable property
in such city to the contrary notwith-
standing; provided. however, that no
power is granted or shall exist under this
act. to issue in the aggregate more than
100000 par value of bonds by any one
city.
Sec. 2. Such bonds shall be signed by
the mayor and city clerk and shall be
countersigned by the city comptroller,
and shall have the corporate seal of the
city affixed thereto, and shall be in such
denominations and contain such recitals
as the common council may determine
Such bonds may be in the form of coupon
bonds or in the form Of registered GER
such tirae as the common council shall
determine, not exceeding. however thirty
years from their date, and shall bear in
terest at a rate rot to exceed four per
at such places as the common council
may determine. Any bonds so issued un-
der this act shall be disposed of upon no
tice and at public sale to the highest re-
sponsible bidder therefor. provided none
of said bonds shall be sold for less than
par and accru I'd interest. and the faith
and credit Of The city so issuing any
payment of both principal and interest
thereof, and the common council shall
provide by taxation each year for the
prompt pyament of the Interest thereon
as it accrues.
Se2. 5. This act shau take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
Approved April p, 1908.