The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-26

fuse to. accept or approve plats of land
unless building lines are shown and des-
1gnated thereon.
on The he, cost ana expense of acquiring
any such easement shall be betrayed by
assessment upon property benefited there
by, In. proportion to such benefits, without
regard to cash valuation When such
easement Is acquired by condemna ton,
the proceedings therefor. as we'll as for
the levying, collection and enforcement
Of the assessment against property bene-
fitted, shall be similar to the proceedings
in this chapter prescribed for the opening
and widening of streets. and any COM
pensation awarded the owner or other
person interested in the land. by reason
of taking such easement, shall be paid
within the same time and in like manner
as is provided in cases of opening and
widening streets; provided. that no such
portion of a private residence existing
at the time of the taking effect of this
charter provision, except by consent of or
grant from the owner, and provided, fur
ther. that no such easement shall be ac-
CURED by condemnation, except upon a
written petition therefor, presented to the
Common, Council. signed by the owners
of two thirds of the property adjoining
the portion of the street or highway along
which the easement is proposed to be ac~
quired.
AMENDMENT NO. u.
That section Z of title III of Chapter
y
thereto the following:
Provided, however, that no such as
sessment upon any lot or parcel OF land
shall exceed twenty five per cent or the
assessed valuation ,of the same for the
purpose of general taxation. unless the
owners Of a majority of the property
provement shall have filed with the Com
mon Council petition therefor In writ
ing prior to the passage of the final Or
AMENDMENT NO. 49,
That section 10 of chapter " OF said
thereof the following additional sub-sec-
"Sixty-third: To define. regulate.
license or prohibit gift enterprises i;ns
away of trading stamps in connection
with the sale of merchandise. and to
license and regulate persons, firms and
corporation engaged IN such enterprises
or either of Them.
AMENDMENT NO. A.
That chapter xI of said charter, en-
titled "The free public schools be amend
ed by adding thereto, at the end of Sec
ton 2, the following:
"Section 8. Said Board of School In
spectors of the City Of st. Paul shall:
within one year after the taking effect OF
this charter provision, inaugurate. and
thereafter maintain, IN al OF tne , itee
schools, the free text book system, Where-
bv said Board OF School Inspectors shall,
under such reasonable rules ana regula-
lions as it may adopt concerning the use
and preservation thereof, furnish ana
provide at public expense, out OF the
funds provided for the support and MAN,
civ ali text books then, or thereafter, in
use in such schools. for use by all pupils
in attendance thereat, as the same are
needed and required by sucn Pupils, pro
vided. that at the time of inauguratlng
such system said Board may as a condt-
tion to furnishing books to any pupil then
in attendance on any OF sald schoois, re-
or his or her parents. Of any of the kinds
tben in use in such schools, to be turn.
ed over to and remain in the CUSTODY OF
said Board, as the Property OF saiu f i;Ios
q nd Maintaining said system. The said
Hoard of School Inspectors shall also
make provision for selling and sell az
cost price, to any of the residents OF sald
ritv desiring to purchase same, any text
hook of the kinds furnished free to the
D,,ni,s of the public schools of the city
of st. Paul under the provisions Oh TINS
sectioh AMENDMENT NO. Is.
r,,ot section 10 of Chapter " Of said
,hartar be amended by adding at the end
thereof the following subdivision: -.
..64 To provide, and malntaln. Pr, puddle eaS:
Children, and to levy the necessary tax
to acquire and support the same not eX-
ceeding in any one year the sum ol ten
99hs nfor eeh is draft Of the pro-
r,oseS amendments to the present charter
IF the CITY of st. Paul, made, framed
= M adopted by the Commission appointed
hv the district Court of the Second Ju-
dicial District of the State or Mannes49j dd.
under and pursuant to SECTION 80; aTticdS
"a IF the constitution of the state OF
Minnesota, as amended by that celtarn
amendment proposed by the LeSlsidtulS
IF the State of Minnesota in an act oS q
% Lid IT + eeisIatrlre known as Chapter ESQ
Of the General Laws of Minnesota LOT 1871,
md duiy adopted at the general eiection
Of said state held in the year 1898, and
S s4 y ~ Minnesota for the year 1889, and
= cbanteT 238 of the General Laws OF the
STATE Of Minnesota for the year 1908; and
said draft of said proposed amendmentS
of said charter OF the City OF 81. Paul
eyt A. Smith. Mayor of the City OF ST
PAM according to law, signed by the
Undersigned members of said Commits
sion. e4.,
i'Os' JAMES E. MARKHAM,
EDWARD }. Cannon S.ss'oen'-
CHARLES W. GoRp6N.
JAMES D. ARMSTRONG.
EDWARD P. SANBORN.
HENRY Won DER WEYER
EBEN C. IVES,
n E. w. SCHUETTE.
JOHN BLOMQUIST
Endorsed: city Clerks Office City OF
st. Paul. Minnesota. -
r''s' 'ee GEORGE T. REDIIM.GTeo,,N. on,
Oct, s-1sO4-sot