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which event it shall be verified by the
petltloner, his agent or attorney. The
| common council shall thereupon, if they
| deem 1t eXpedient that the matter should
| pc proceeded with, order the petition to
pe nied of record with the city clerk, who
official paper of said city, for four weeks,
| at least once a week to the effect that
such petition has been filed as aforesaid,
| and stating in brief its object, and that
said petition will be heard and considered
| by the common council, or a committee
appointed by them on a certain day and
place therein specified, not less than ten
Gays from the expiration of such publ
cation: The common council, or such
committee as may be appointed by them
LOT me purpose. at the time and place
slider the said matter. and shall hear
the testimony and evidence on the part
or the parties interested. The common
council thereupon, after hearing the same.
or upon the report of such committee
IN favor OF granting such petition, may,
by resolution passed by tWo-thirds vote
OF an the members elect, declare such
public grounds, streets, alleys or high
ways vacated; which said resolution,
after the same shall go into effect, shall
be published as in the case of ordi-
resolution duly certified by the city clerk
shall be filed for record and duly recorded
IN the of1ce of the register of deeds of the
county.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage
Approved April 3, 1903.
CHAPTER IBIS. F. NO. 16.
AN ACT to amend chapters two (2) and
three (3) of the General Laws of 1893,
and chapter one hundred and eighteen
QlS) of the General Laws of 1895; and
chapter ninety-six (96) of the General
Laws of 1897; and chapter TWO hundred
and thirty-two (232 of the General
Laws Of 1899; and chapter one hundred
and sixty-eight Q69 of the General
Laws of 1901, so far as the limitations
or cost Of the new capitol to be erected
by the State of Minnesota was fixed at
the sum of three millions of dollars
(S3,OO0,O00.OO) in any of said acts
Be it enacted by the legislature of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section l. That chapter two (2) and
chapter three CO of the General Laws Of
1913; and chapter one hundred and eigh-
teen l1SO of the General Laws of 1895;
ana chapter ninety-siX (96) of the General
Laws OF 1897; and chapter two hundred
and thirty-tWO (232) of the General Laws
of 1899; and chapter one hundred and
sixty-eight Q6S) of the General Laws of
I9O!, SO far as, in any Of said acts, the
umltauon or expenditure to be made by
the State of Minnesota for the purchase
OF site and the erection and completion
OF new capitol building and all expendi-
lures to be made in connection Herewith,
was llXed at the sum Of three millions of
dollars $4,000, 100000, be and the same
are hereby amended by striking out
Wherever they occur, in any Of said acts,
the words or figures three millions of
G 3ioll lS5:oO0OooO0," and inserting, in
heu thereof, the words and figures, -four
InuHonS nVe hundred thousand dollars
CS4,9oO,O 100000" and further amended by
strlklnS out each and every provision in
any OIL sad acts contained which con-
ficts with the provisions of this act So
tnat When so amended the limitations of
expenditure to be made by the State of
minnesota for the purchase of a site and
-1l1Agz
capitol building, together with all ex-
pendltures to be made in connection
herewith, shall be fixed at the sum of
-FOUR ml!llons hve hundred thousand dol&
IarS C$4'5Oo, 100000, which last named sum
small include the purchase and supply of
suitable and proper desks, chairs. tables.
pook-SnelVes or racks, carpets and ali
other furnishings that may be annronri
ate and necessary for the use of the ex-
ecutlve, judicial and legislative offices of
SAD building; it being the intent and pur-
pose pose OF TINS act to provide that the total
cost of said building, furnishings and
grounds shall not exceed in the aggregate
the sum of four millions five hundred
thousand dollars (S4, 500, 100000. That it
is the intention of the act that said build
ing be completed, furnished and ready
of January. A. D. 1905. '-'' - - O''S
Sec. = All existing provisions contained
IN any OF the acts referred to in section
one % of this act. except as and to the
extent that the same are hereby amended
shall remain in full force and effect
sec 3. This act shall take effect and
De IN force from and after its passa pc
Approved April 3, 1903
CHAPTER 122-H. f. NO. 22s. .
AN ACT to facilitate the Identification of
Judgent debtors in certain cases.
BE 1t enacted by the legislature of +ha
State of Minnesota:
Section L That no judgment recurring
the payment of money hereafter rendered
n .foto
sopal property tax judgments) shall be
oocketed In any district court of the
state, In any county having over seventv
I'VE thousand inhabitants, until there has
teen filed in the office of the clerk of said
olStrlct court an affidavit made by the
Judgment creditor or his agent, or by his
attorney of record in the Judgment stat
ing, according to the best of his knowl-
name Of the judgment debtor, his occuna-
tloh, business or employment, and his ex-
ACT place of residence or business address.
ana IL A5ucn place of residence or business
duufesS De IN a city of over 5000 in
hapltants, then the street number of sucb
place OF residence and business address
snail De stated; and any clerk of such
oourt VINO shal docket any such judg-
i'ent without SUCH an affidavit having
Ceen MED as aforesaid, shall be liable TO q
penalty of five dollars $500, which NAV
be recovered by any person suffering
9ianage by reason of such judgment hay
Such an afhdaVit. No such judgment shall
De rendered invalid nor the effect there
uI impaired by reason of such an affidavit
not having been filed as aforesaid
sec. :. rms act shall take effect and be
In force from and after July l, 1903.
Approved April g. 1903
CHAPTER 1911. F. NO. 234.
AN ACT to amend section l of chanter
i96 Of the General Laws of the State
Ior the year 1880, being section 1899 of
the General Statutes Of 1894 and sac
tlon of chapter 154 of the General
Laws of the State for the year 1885, he
ing sectlon 1904 of the General Statutes
Judgments against cities village and
other municipalities.
Be 1t enacted by the legislature of the
State Of Minnesota
Section 1. That section Of chanter 1ae
of the General Laws Of said State for the
year 1888, being section 1899 of the Cen
eral Statutes of 1894, be and the same
hereby Is amended by appending thereto
the following proviSo, viz:
Provided That if such debtor civ
village or other municipality has no treas
ufer and no one has been appointed or
elected to fill the vacancy. the county
debtor municipality may be located. upon
demand IN writing of judgment creditor
accompanied by a certified COPY of the
Judgment. and an affidavit of the judg-
a rhenI creditor. his agent or attorney
the same has, not been paid, appealed
from or stayed, shall pay such judgment
out of the funds then in his hands or
thereafter coming into his hands belonging
to- the debtor municipality, taking re-
ceipts for such payments, and the de-
mand, transcript, affidavit and REGENTS
shall constitute his vouchers for such paw
mentS.' F'
Sec: ,. That section of chapter 154 of
General