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


the General Laws of 1901 be and the
same is hereby amended so as to read as
| follows:
Section 5. Whenever a. domestic animal
| mas peen ad1udged to be infected with
| contagious or infectious disease and has
Deen ordered killed, the owner or keeper
| OF such animal shall be notified thereof
! and within twenty-four (24) hours there
AFTER he may file a written protest with
the board Of health which is responsible
for such killing, against the killing
| Thereon, and shall therein state under
| oath that to the best of his belief such
| animal is not infected with any con-
| tagfous or infectious disease. Whereupon
such animal being killed Notwithstanding
| such report, post mortem examination
| thereof shall be made by experts VINO
| shall be present at the killing and shaH
be appointed one by the board OF heat tn
| or its representative, which ordered the
killing, one by the owner or keeper, ana
| one by the two already appointed, ana
| If upon such examination said animal
| shall be found to have been entirely
| free from contagious or infectious disease
| they shall also appraise it at its cash
value Immediately before 1t was killed;
and the amount of such appraisal snali
be paid to the person entitled thereto out
Of the funds of the state or the munich
| pality. ordering the killing. The experts
shall be paid one-half by the owner or
keeper making the protest and one-nalI
by the state or municipality whose Doard
Of health is responsible for the kllnng.
In case the owner or keeper OF such AMI
nal shall fail to appoint in writing at the
| time, an expert as herein provided, an
| expert shall be appointed by the state
| lieu of the one provided herein by the
owner or keeper. All appraisements and
examinations made under this act snal
be in writing, signed by the appraisers
or examiners, certified to by the board
Of health ordering the examination or
killing, and filed with the treasurer OF
the state or of the municipality Whlch IS
responsible for the examination, or kill
ing Upon the fling Of any such eXaml-
nation as appraisal it shall be, the duty
Of the board of health which IS respono
make a certificate under the hand OF us
secretary as to the number OF DAYS
served by and the amount due 10 sac tl
experts or appraisers and to NE the
same with the treasurer OF the state OF
municipality, as the case may be; Whlcn
is responsible for the examination ~. OF
urer Shall pay to each of said experts
or appraisers the amount due him. ana
to the person entitled thereto the amount
due him by the terms hereof; provlqeo.
however. that any expert or appraiser
employed on a salary by the board OF
health shall receive no compensation
NAL has been adjudged infected with the
disease of tuberculosis or CHAMBERS anu
has been ordered killed by duly au-
thorized representative, OF the se ecerS91ce
Herewith after or without protest, the
value of such animal shall be deternlne9s
by board of appraisers cUn nstsd men n
one to be appointed by the state poaru
of health or it's representative one py ne
owner or keeper of the concerned a!ll-
NAL within tWenty-four (24) hours a1ter
the killing is ordered and the thlrd py
the two already appointed VINO s ii aR,
nraise it. before it is killed, at It's casn
value, provided, that in determl4lng sucn
value the fact that such animal was IN
fected by tuberculosis or glanders shaH
NOT he taken into consideration, ana pro-
vided further that in no case snail S!e
appraised value of horse afIl1cted VIII Win
chambers exceed seventy-fve Qo) dollars,
and in no case shall the APPRAISED value
of COW afflicted with tuoerc a iSad
that payment shall not be made Tor any
such animal unless such animal Is one
wear old or over, ana mas peen hePt ~
this state in good faith FOR az leasI o1ie
wear next prior to the killing thereoI' IN
case the owner or keeper falis 10 ap-
point an appraiser, as herein proyleo9Iu,
the representative of the state board OF
health. The market value of the carcass
Of the tuberculosis animal snail De Ge-
Quoted from the APPRAISED +h valns ef der
fharaof or three fourths of the appraised
value Of the glandered morse shain De
paid by the state in the manner Iat;tIad
before set forth to the person entlt Iel
thereto who shall bear the remaining
one-fourth Of the loss. Each appraiser
shall receive one Q) dollar DAY Ior ms nus
services
such animal which has been adjudged to
he injected is killed by order OF sa1o
board but not by the owner or ,+ieI,
thereof, post mGFeei nv experts ap-
nointed az aforesaid and if found to have
been entirely free from any IN, Inaec SToII
disease, the value OF s9c9 "a an1t.a baT tTl-
before specified. Except as in TINS sec
ton expressly provided. no compeeIn1satlfS on
shall be paid for any animal k me o ~ cf
virtue of any authority given by thlS act;
Sec r This act shall take effect ana
he in force from and after its passage.
Approved April g. 1903.
CHAPTER 142.-H. F. NO. 435. no,
AN ACT to amend section thirty-tWo CD
of chapter one hundred and seventy
Ave Q75) Of the General Laws OF 1922,
entitled IAN act to revise ana coulAy
the insurance Laws of the State"
Re il enacted by the legislature of the
State of Minnesota: >oa>
Section 1. That section th1rty-tWo 90
of chapter one hundred and seventy-hVe
d75) Of the General Laws Of 1880, EMU
fled "An act to revise and codify the In
surance Laws OF the STATE Dc aihelioeo
TO read as follows:
Section 80. The capital stock shall be
paid in cash within six months from gate
Of charter or certificate of organization,
and no certificate of full shares and no
policies shall be issued until the whole
capital is paid in; provided. however, that
a company organized to insure bicycles
against loss from Ln6LC TO nave us en-
tire capital subscribed within six months
from the date of charter or certificate
of organization and shall be authorized
to transact it's business when not less
than ten thousand dollars $4,000 of Its
authorized capital shall have been paid in.
A majority Of the directors shall certify
on oath that the money has been paid
by the stockholders for their respective
shares and the same is held as the CAPT
tai of the company, invested or to be in
vested as required by this section. The
capital stock and accommodations of any
insurance company Of this state shall be
invested in the bonds or treasury notes
stock or interest-bearing bonds of this
state or any other state of the United
States, or Of any city, town or county
of this state or any other state of the
United States, having legal authority to
issue the same at their market value, or
or bonds issued under the laws Of this
state or any other state of the United
States at their known market value,
loaned on notes secured by pledge of
| warehouse receipts issued by duly Ii
! censed public warehouse in this or any
| in storage, or they may be invested or
| loaned on mortgages or unincumbered real
| estate in this or any other state of The
| United States, worth at least twice the
| amount loaned thereon, exclusive of
! buildings, except when such buildings are
insured and the policies duly assigned as
| additional security; or loaned on pledges
| of any of the securities named in this
| section; provided always, that the current
market value of such pledged securities
shall be at all times during the continu-
! ance of such loans at least twenty per
| cent more than the amount loaned on
| them, and all such loans are subject to
| the power of the company to terminate