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

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by resolution nay in its discretion, as the
said board may deem most advantageous
to the county, sell, convey, lease or other-
wise dispose Of any real or personal prop
erty belonging to the county, not In use
by the county.
Sec. 2. Every deed, conveyance, lease
or other written instrument executed on
the part Of the county pursuant to sec
ton one of this act shall be executed in
the name Of the county by the chairman
of the board OF county commissioners a'Hditas OF Of
such county as clerk of said board.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after it's passage.
Approved April 8, 1903.
CHAPTER 1875. F. NO. 1924.
AN ACT to amend chapter thirty-one CD
Of the Gener Laws OF one Thousand
eight hundred and ninety-three ds93),
as amended by chapter three hundred
and twenty-five (322) Of the laws of
one thousand eight hundred and ninety
and ninety-one (29D Of the laws OF one
thousand nine hundred and one ll9ols
being an act to regulate the practice OF
veterinary medicine. surgery and den-
tistry In the State of Minnesota.
Be it enacted by the legislature or the
State of Minnesota:
Section /. hat section four "a OF
chapter thirty-one (312 of the laws OF
1898 be amended to read as follows:
said board Of veterinary medical exam
liners shall elect a president, secretary
ana treasurer. luey Sudl1 uavS q ~"
mon seal. and the president and secre-
tary shall have power to administer
oaths. Said board shall hold meetings for
examination at the state capitol on the
second Wednesday of January and July
Of each year; and such other meetings
as may be necessary each session: not TO
exceed three days. Said hoard shau IS
sue certificates to all applicants aact Wno are are
e az Of set tn's act; Of S1 ths BOARD eS the SUCH P1ss,e esrs
tihcates shall be conclusive as to lights
of the lawful holders Of the same to pracz
tice veterinary medicine. surgery ana
dentistry in this state:
Sec. 2: Section six 90 Of chapter thai5r. v
ty-one (31) Of the laws Of 1888 is hereby
amended to read as folloWs:
Candidates for registration shal pay 70
the secretary of the board a fee of TWEEN
ty-five dollars $25.0o) in advance, FROM
the board a per diem fee of five dollars
($5. 00) while in attendance on said board
and a mileage Of four cents per mlle; az
other moneys above these expenses TO o.
applied in carrying out the provisions OIL
this act.
thirty-one (S1) of the laws Of 1898 as
flntRoeG 93sS} Of the laws Of 1897, and sec
ton 1 Of chapter two hundred and nine
ty-one (291) Of the laws Of 1901, is here
by amended to read as follows:
All persons of this state who hereafter
commence the practice Of veterinary med
icine, surgery or dentistry therein shall
be graduates of some legally authorized
veterinary college or university, having d
sions of six months each; provided, that
any person who has been engaged Tor
not less than five 90 years in the prac-
dentistry, in any other state, or who
holds a certificate Of qualification from
the board Of examiners Of such state, II
there be one, shall upon establ1shlng d
-.-:J.a. -, +Isc 1%oto ho oY1titInG RI take
the examination, and if found qualified,
shall be licensed by the proper board to
practice veterinary medicine. surgery or
dentistry in this state e. For saia th hoa pddrp mav
| employ an attorney to prosecute any per-
| son violating the provisions OF the Jaw
relating to the practice Of veterinary
ANN person Who has practiced the pro-
fession of veterinary medicine, surgery or
dentistry as a livelihood in this state for
three , gears, im m ddah5Gg dg1ig}57e to TO A reg1
istration, and shall without fee or eS-
pense receive a certificate upon presen-
| tation, to the secretary OF the boafo, MS
! sworn affidavit and letters of
| dalton from ten reputable f~reeholders and
| stock owners in his locality, or upon
presentation Of a diploma from a legally
authorized veterinary. college or qnaV tha
| sity, if made within six months aIter Inc
Sec. 4. This act Shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage.
Approved April {, 1908.
CHAPTER 1905. F. NO. 115. j,
AN ACT to amend sections 8 and 10 OF
chapter 1853 Of the General Laws of 1887,
! relating to the permanent care and I'M
proyement fund of cemetery associa-
TONS: N
Be it enacted by the legislature of the
Section 1. That section 8 Of chapter 1853
! of the General Laws Of 1887, prov1o.ng
for the establishment Of permanent care
and improvement funds for cemeteries,
be n the same is hereby anended SO
as to read as follows:
Section s. Instead Of appointing a board
| of trustees of the care and Improvement
| fund aforesaid, the trustees of such Gem
| etery association may designate any cor
| poration organized under chapter lO1 or
! the General Laws Of Minnesota for the
year 1888 to act as such trustee oa af1as
such designation they may appoint such
board Of trustees. or may name another
| like corporation, to succeed the trustee
| then acting. In either case, upon beng
informed Of the appointment or creation
Of it's successor in the manner aforesald.
| the corporation so acting snail fofthWith
render to such successor an account OF its
trusteeship and deliver to it all money,
papers and property in its possession or
under it's control belonging or apperta1n-
s Sec. 2. That section 10 Of said chapter
be and the same is hereby amended so
as to read as follows:
Section 1o; Twenty per centum of tn, the
made after the vote of the trustees TO- es,
tablish said care and Improvement fund
shall be paid over to such board or trus-
tee, quarterly on the hr 1eto says i o1 s san,
wear, until the principal Of said tuna
Shall amount to at least 100000 dollars;
and any other income or funds 81 the as
be added to such fund by a two-thirds vote
of the trustees OF such cemetery assocla.,
ton. Provided. that the principal Of
no event exceed 5000 dollars for each acre
of the cemetery OF said association: nor
!, 900 600 dollars in the aggregate if the
area thereof Ta be me more eb than ta 2Ie a effeet and
be in force from and after It's passage
Approved April 8, 1903.
CHAPTER Ids. f. NC. 165.
AN ACT to provide stationery, postage
and necessary office supplies for all
county officers, including the district
Of the state which now have. or which
may hereafter have, a population or
one hundred and fifty thousand lnhabl-
Re it enacted by the legislature Of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section 1. The county commissioners IN
| all counties of the state now having, or
which may hereafter have, a population
of one hundred and fifty thousand inhab,
itants or over, are hereby authorized and
directed to furnish all county officers, in
| GLIDING the judges Of the district court or
said counties, all necessary office supplies
postage and stationery, including letter.
| heads and envelopes.
Sec. 2. This act shall a effect and
| he in force from and after it's passage.
Approved April 8, 1903.
CHAPTER 152-s. =. NO. 1913.
| AN ACT to provide for holding meetings
have failed or neglected to hold annual
meatinss as provided by law.