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

ment the court may render against him
in the premises.
auditor shall forthwith file with the clerk
he district court the original petition,
'nc award and bond on appeal and there
.oGn there shall be pending in the district
court a civil action to determine whether
ny damage has been done the land de-
scribed in the petition, that come WITHIN
me provision of the first section or TINS
act and the amount of such damages
ami said action shall be tried in the man.
ner provided for the trial Of civil ac-
lions.
ANY party may appeal from the judg-
ment or any appealable order OF the DIS
trict court TO the supreme court IN the
same manner as appeals in civil actlons
are taken. The final judgment IN the
action, If in favor of the petitioner, snail
De certified to the county auditor, ana as
sessed in the manner provided in section
two (2) of this act for the assessment Oh
the award of the viewers.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be
I'm force from and after its passage
Approved April IA. 1903.
CHAPTER 1875. F. NO. 800.
AN ACT to amend chapter ten QO) Of the
General Laws OF the state OF MIN MN e.
sofa for the year 1887, being an ACT TO
regulate common carriers and creating
the railroad and warehouse commission E.Si.1Il
of the State of Minnesota, and dehnlng
the duties Of such commission III IeIa-
lion to common carriers.
BE il enacted by the legislature OF the
State of Minnesota:
Section /. That section fifteen Qo) OF
chapter ten 40 Of the General Laws OF
1857 is hereby amended by adding the
following subdivision:
(e) Whenever the commission IN any
proceeding commenced under the proVl-
siuus Of subdivisions (e) or % of section
eight 81 OF this act shall decide that 1t
has no jurisdiction to determine the rea-
sonableness of any rates, fares, charges
on classihca tons under consideration in
such proceeding, for the reason that the
traffic covered by said rates, fares,
charges or classifcations is interstate
commerce. it may make its order dismiss
Ing the proceedings as to such traihc'
stating the grounds for such dismissal.
Any party TO the proceedings or inter
venOr therein. or the attorney general
nay within thirty days after copy of
sucn order is served on him, appeal to
the district court of any county of this
state in which the defendant carrier or
any one of them, if more than one carrier
Is a party to the proceeding operates any
part Of its line of railroad, by serving on
Inc defendant carriers and filing with the
commission notice of appeal, stating
that he appeals from the order to the dis
lFicJ court, naming the county and Civ
ing the title of the proceedings before the
CO mmisSiOn and the date of the order If
one OF the members of the railroad and
warehouse commission dissent from the
order OF dismissal the commission may
'tFuly The question of its jurisdiction to
me district court of any county to which
tIIt appeal herein provided may be taken
ara the commission shall notify defend
ant carriers and all other parties to Dro-
creulnSs that it has certified the question
L" the district court. stating the county
ana the date of the certificate upon the
taking of an appeal or the certifying the
question of Jurisdiction to the court the
commission shall forthwith file with tho
Jerk OF the court to which the appeal is
AIKEN or certificate made all the nanarc
"uiLSS or orders, proceedings and evil
- NJ Hda netore the commission includ-
- me houce OF appeal and the findings
o. tAe commission and order of dismiecsi
-, "pDH lIle ming of such papers, there
IAN jaI pe pending in said court a civil ac
non Tor the purpose of determ ining tbo
question of jurisdiction of the coT3noico
IN 70 near and determine the reason
S5assifics, t GI the rates fares, charges or
epu oruer or the commission hereinbafnr
LSlerfed to- That said action ny nc
-, lug ts at on for hearing by either 1artv
Ldcall0ns' and the court shall nrocaed ~ ~
i, .fl me same upon the evidence taI,ep
s,-i9 4a1 Ihe commission. and such further
iugiice as may be offered in the roa,,e
5iioNlued by law for the trial of civil ne,
c ci|ns. Afj7r hearing the evidence a.
TeVersi 5nalI a. make its order affirming or
- 'id IN case the order OF the c0raI m
49, eIsed, the proceeding shall he a cpoj,l
c c''asH up by the commission and fha
merits determined on their
ee MY party to the action, the a+torna,,
Som,oiesipoL me railroad and warehouse
court eronp an may appeal to the supreme
in H. - ON the order of the district noI!t
~ Ihe manner provided for s oIr court
Civil actions 'i appeals In
in ' fore This This act shall take effect and he
q" IOIcS IRON and after its nassaeo an" ne
approved April II, 1903.
AN CHAPTER 1905. F. NO. 70,
AZ ASI TO amend section ona - Sd.
Two hundred and nineteen I1o1on iouSano
LeueFal Statutes of one tbonSaI11.o VI me
am 1,lIeu ID, ana ninety-four GS9G az
thiFty-three c 5s$j OF two TIVE e. of chapter
ninet+ !tllousand eight hundred anG
Of v,iiI oiIine SIS99), providing for dufies
ders anu payment of or
oS II enacted by the legfsla +,,,o &c -,
STATE of Minnesota: VI the
TWO ION l. mat section one Thousand
emI hundred and nineteen G2Ie> nf u Ssll
Srai statutes of one thousand Co.. ~ zen zen
S fI ana ninety-four QS9D. as snoaI nun
az, Se of two (2l of chapter thirtv-tbreeee
N9oI OF General Laws of one th0rIS
! elght hundred and ninetv-nine GH60o1HEsand
ana the same is hereby amended i C" - oe
read as follows; 81 DIS 10
BoS Seeti92 s 1919; Village omcers-oatb-
1lantS or said village havine, +be itiiid0-
tt11Llons OF electors of members of +ba Iarr
i i,.ouIe OF the State of Minnesota -
LI5erelna1ter provided, NAV elect - 80 as
dent. three trustees a fraoS,I d presl-
CUIuer and, If said village is a serorato
SiScIlon district, an assessor, who sbaiI
~, 1,,,tiS e.SPScIINe O1tceS for one wear
VI IHC5 lhelr successors are elected onj
Nu3Aueu; also two justices of +he S-, o'tiN
ana two constables who shall bnIlp edce,
++fSSPecllFe onlces for two years. or, 1In+i1
S44St successors are elected ana cI,nS;
nSu; ana, before entering upon the NJ
Lei respective offices, thew shall aoob
tSe an oath or affirmation TO sunnort
rS CONSTITUTION and laws of the STATE oS
-StIHlIesoGa and faithfully discharge tbs
uutleS OF his office. The treosmraS b IaiH
SIAe oonuS Tor twice the amount of fIInds
collected. The treasurer shall u ta duilus
u ue account OF all moneys bv him ra
CelVeo by virtue of his Office and ~
manner IN Which the same are dishIrsaI
~ d DOCK provided for that purnosa 49,
Sidll EXHIBIT such account. together with
ms vouchers, to the village council al ito
aa IiIS neetlng. or at any time when
called for by resolution of said co",at
aI5 @uJ n usILlent and shall deliver all books
atlu papers belonging to his office and
the balance of all moneys. as snnb to anu
uIeT' TO MS successor In office Proyi6aS
that the treasurer shall not nav ont 49,,
moneys In his hands except unon ~
"rltten order of the president of the
SouIcll' attested by the recorder. The
treasurer shall, from time to time draw
rom the county treasury such mon
eSS as may be due said cor
lage, and on receipt of said MONEYS
give proper vouchers therefor And NO
Vlded, further, that each and every I'll
Iage treasurer in this state shall kaan q
suitable book, to be provided at the ev-
pense OF the village, in which he SHAH
enter the village orders that he cannot
pay Tor want of funds when presented
presented shall be indorsed bv sI1ch +anr 49,
urer by putting on the ha Oh o9 ~. So