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sistent herewith are hereby repealed.
Sec. 6. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
Approved April 8, 1903.
C11APTER 153-s. 3. NO. 2a3.

anQ adjustment OIL lllG SIIIlC.
Be it enacted by the legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section /. That whenever the board OF
county commissioners Of any county IN
this state shall hereafter levy taxes IN
said county for any purpose In excess OF
the amount allowed by law for such pur-
pose, any taxpayer of such county al,
fected by such levy. for himself and all
other Interested taxpayers in the county,
may proceed by suit In the district court
of said county, against the county treas
urer, the county auditor, and the county
commissioners Of said county. to enjoln
the collection Of said taxes, and for an
order of said court requiring the defend
ants, or either Of them, to correct the
deemed proper in the premises for the
correction and adjustment Of said taxes
and tax levy, Notwithstanding said per
son or persons may nave a plain, speedy
and ordinary course of law. When so
corrected and adjusted, the same may be
collected as other taxes are COLLECTED
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage.
Approved April s, 1903.
CHAPTER 154-S. r. NC. 1852.
AN ACT to amend section FIVE thousand
eight hundred and thirty (5s30 Of the
General Statutes Of the State Of Mime
sofa for the year eighteen hundred and
ton one % of chapter thirty-seven go
of the General Laws of Minnesota Tor
the year eighteen hundred and ninety
three 1888, being an act providing for
the opening, working and operating
mines, quarries, coal, gravel, clay, sand
and peat deposits on and in lands the
title of which appears by properly exc
alted deeds Of record to be in a Dlu-
rality Of persons.
Be it enacted by the legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section 1; That section FIVE thousand
e Ge3tra hu stafntea and ID thirty gta 15ss Of % nj fee
sofa for the. year eighteen hundred and
ninety-four $500, the same being section
one % of chapter thirty-seven (3D OF the
General Laws of Minnesota for the year
eighteen hundred and ninety-three 1888,
being an act providing for the opening,
working and operating mines, quarr1es,
coal, gravel, clay, sand and peat deposits
on and in lands the title Of which appears
by properly executed deeds of record to
be in a plurality of persons be and the
same is hereby amended so as to read as
follows:
Section $3.50. That where veins, lodes
or deposits Of iron, iron ores, minerals
or mineral ores of any kind, stone. coal,
clay, sand, gravel or peat are known TO
shown by properly executed deeds or
leases having more than one year to rum,
of record in the county in which said
lands are situated. to belong to a plural.
ity of owners, the owner or owners OF
an interest equal to one-half or greater
in said lands as shown by said deeds or
leases so recorded, may bring action IN
the district court in the county where
said lands are situated, for permission to
open, operate and develop said veins,
lodes or deposits of iron, iron ores, min
erals or mineral ores Of any kind, stone,
COAL, clay, sand, gravel or peat, that are
found in or on said lands.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage.
Approved April s, 1903.
CHAPTER 155-S. F. NO, 25G.
AN ACT to revise and amend chapter
two hundred and ninety-fve (295) Of the
ninety-nine qs9y) relating to the pre-
vention Of fraud in the sale of dairy
products, their limitations or substitutes,
to to p aa1a Oft and uab pEelEGnt to os "REMINISCENCES adultefated
dairy products, and to preserve the
public health, and to extend the provis-
ions thereof SO as to include articles
Be it enacted by the legislature Of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section l.. That chapter two hundred red
Of eighteen hundred and ninety-nine
qS99) shall be amended SO as to read as
follows:
Section 1: The governor shall appoint
Who Shall be a citizen of this state and
who shall hold his office for a term OF
a app int and who shall IL receive 2 sal
ary of eighteen hundred (s1,SO0) dollars
per annum and his necessary expenses
required by him by law, and he shall be
charged with the enforcement of the
various Jaws coming under his de-
p part N edn3 It shall b. be t the daty All OF 1a 1Rs
that now exist. or that hereafter may be
enacted in this state regarding the
production, manufacture and sale Of
and substitutes and food prepared there
from, the production, manufacture, sale
Or adulteration Of which is made subject
or corporation, or agent thereof, engaged
in the manufacture or sale Of any i'm
pure. adulterated or countnT T1'ned oa nffere ID
for sale or sold contrary to the laws
of this state, and to encourage and pro,
mote the manufacture OF pure GARY ana
missioner may be removed from office at
the pleasure Of the governor and a sue
cessor APPOINTED in his stead; The Ths s shd
empowered to appoint a secretary whose
salary shall be twelve hundred d2oO
dollars per annum, one assistant connlls-
al9aer n MH0se do SaaaTy p sra ann n 1lt one chief
chemist whose salary shall be fifteen
hundred d50O) dollars per. annum, and
such assistant chemist or chemists when
such number of inspectors as may
BY him n5Ga be st de fba ra nscess or on nc
h hundred ed'1u oo dollars per month. and the
necessary expenses incurred in the per-
Torrance of their duties, and to employ
such counsel as he may deem necessary nons
The sum Of fifteen thousand Q5,O0O dol
lars annually is hereby appropriated to
be paid for the execution of the dairy
and food laws out OF any. money IN the
state treasury not otherwise appropriated.
All oh ronS accounts and EXPENSES Gu-
thorized by this act shall be paid by the
treasurer of the state upon the warrant
of the state auditor. The said commits
sioner shall make biennial reports to the
legislature not later than the fifteenth
Q5th) day Of January Of his work and
proceedings and shall report In detail the
and employed with their expenses and
disbursements and the amount of salary
paid the same, and he may from time to
time issue bulletins of information when
in his judgment the interests OF the state
would be promoted thereby.
The said commissions shall have rooms
in the capitol, to be set apart for his use
by the governor, and a laboratory In the
the department shall be conducted. The
state dairy and food commissioner shall
be a practical dairyman; the assistant
commissioner, chemists, inspectors and
ali agents and other persons appointed by
the said dairy and food commissioners
shall be practical men and especially
trained and equipped for the speclal l1nes
of work they are appointed to perform.
This section shall not affect the tenure
Of office Of the present commissions and
he shall be regarded as having been APP
pointed under the provisions of this act.
Sec. 2. The said commissioner and as
sistant commissioner, and such inspectors,
agents, experts, chemists and counsel as
they shall duly authorize for the purpose,
shall have access, ingress and egress to
all places of business. factories, farms,
buildings, carriages and cars used in the
manufacture and sale or transportation Of
any dairy or food product or any SUBJ
stitute thereof, or any imitation thereof,
and also into all restaurants, dining halls,