The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-04-29

to render driving logs thereon reasonably
practicable and certain, may charge ana
Hset snd anG her suced
or hoated on the same, and may take
possession of all logs put into such
stream or upon roliWays' SO as t 70 I'M
or their agents shall not have come upon
the streams adequately provided with
men, teams and tools for breaking the
rollways and driving such logs IN season
for making a thorough drive down such
stream without hindering the main drive;
and shall also, at the request OF the own
stream take charge of the same ana
drive the same down and out of such
stream, or down such stream so far as
their may e. Ten
or party controlling said logs and timber
reasonable charges and expenses for such
services. And such corporation shall FOR
all such tolls. costs and expenses have a
possession found snd hold ID :. s a1 lent
make sale thereof upon giving ten QO
days notice in the manner provided for
notifying sales on execution upon the
judgment of Justice of the peace. or may
enforce such liens as other liens are en-
forced by proper proceedings for that
purpose, or may ask, demand, sue for,
collect and receive from the owner or
any such tolls No injunctional order
shall be granted to prevent the use or
enjoyment Of any. such Improvement or
unless such corporation shall fail for six
ty (eO) days after judgment, from which
no appeal has been taken, to pay any
for r. ry nS
corporation formed for the Improvement
of a stream, which Is in whole or in
part a boundary between this and an ad-
Joining state or country and authorized
to drive logs or maintain boorns or dams
in such stream, shall have authority to
purchase and hold stock in corporation
country created for similar purposes upon
the same stream, or to consolidate or 9TH
erwise unite with such corporation or
CORPORATIONS IN such adjoining state or or
the corporation in this state is organized
can be better effected thereby: Provided,
that no such purchase or consolidation
the consent Of holders of two-thirds (2-3)
of the capital stock Of such first Qst
named company. Provided that all dams
thority given by this act shall be SO con-
structed. used and operated as to facili-
tate and expedite the driving and han
a apoa %Ech ana the sae may be
and the corporation making such i'm
provements hereunder shall have no right
to stop logs destined for points below it's
works on said stream except where dams
have been constructed to accumulate wa
ter for sluicing logs and flushing the river
below the same, and in such case shall
pGom nT 70 aeli Se Of Jam 1oe 1s desne for
points below the works constructed I'M
oS Sea- 3 Nothing in 4 this act contained
shall effect any action or proceeding now
pending in any court Of this state.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage.
Approved March 20, 1905.
CHAPTER eos. F. NO. 22e.
AN ACT to amend section 6786 Of chap
ten ga Of the General Statutes 1894:
being section 1856 Of the penal code Of
the State of Minnesota relating to
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section l. That SECTION e7se Of chapter
92-a Of the General Statutes Of Minnesota
for 1894, relating to crimes against prop
erty. being section 4S6 Of the penal code
= Of the State of Minnesota, be amended
50 as to r reas as follows: ~
the owner thereof. and without lawful
authority, wilfully Injuries, disfgures, re-
moves or destroys grave stone, monu-
ment, work of art, or useful or orna-
or ornamental plant, whether situated
upon private ground or upon street,
road or sidewalk cemetery or public
park Or place, or who Injuries or removes
from any grave in a cemetery any flow
ers, memorials or other tokens Of affec-
ton, or other thing connected with them,
to any monument, grave stone tree or
shrub on any cemetery grounds, is guilty
of a misdemeanor:
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved March 20, 1905.
CHAPTER. els. F. NO. Is.
A ter 2s5 Of the General Laws Of 1908, en-
titled IAN act to authorize cities Of over
fifty thousand inhabitants to issue and
sell their bonds for acquisition Of lands
relating to Expenditures for park and
proved SIy April nfl 18th, 1 IS :'o'' ~
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section !. That dos CHAPTER 2s5 Of the Gen,
eral Laws Of 1903 entitled g., An act to
inhabitants to issue ana sell their bonds
for acquisition Of lands for parks and
parkway purposes, and relating to ex-
penditures for park and parkwaay pu n;;
18th, 1903, be and the same is hereby
amended by adding at the end of Sec
ton one thereof, the following words,
sued under this act shall in no case in
crease the total bonded indebtedness of
such city. exclusive Of all outstanding
bonds issued for it's permanent improve
outstanding bonds issued for the pur-
chase, construction, extension or i'm
provement Of it's water works and light
ing plant, or for either thereof, to sum
valuation of all taxable property in such
city for purposes OF general taxation, as
6nf Within the & of
ness aforesaid any such city may issue it's
bonds authorized by this act, In such
sum o., sums az its common council may
authorize, In the manner prescribed in
section two Of this act, provided the total
of all the bonds so issued by any such
city under this act shall not exceed the
Sec 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved March 81, 1905
CHAPTER OH. F. NO. 1884,
AN ACT to amend section fifteen QO Of
chapter three hundred and forty-nine
(349) of the General Laws Of the year
1899, relating to the time for holding
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section /. That section fifteen (15) of
chapter three hundred and forty mine
(349) Of the General Laws Of one thou
sand eight hundred and s ninety-nine $500
Section 15 The polls in the several cleo
ton districts on the primary election day
shall be kept open for the purpose Of
voting, and the same officers shall remain
In session for the purpose OF registration
Of voters, for the same length Of time,
which shall be from nine 90 o'clock in
the morning until nine 90 o'clock in the
evening, in towns. and from six co.
o'clock in the morning until nine 90
o'clock in the evening in cities and viii
lagos and in places where incorporated
villages and townships are one election
precinct. If at the hour Of closing there
are any electors In the polling place, or.
in line at the door, desiring to vote, and
who are qualified to register and par
ticipate therein, and have not been able
to do 50 since appearing at the polling