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

Sec. SO. Field Officers Courts.-The
officers second in rank present for duty
TALON OF. artillery, or such other field.
staff or line officer as may be designated
by the regimental commander, shall con-
e St ths ed cegt for the
TALON
Sec. 4. That section 1O5 Of the Military
Code be and the same is hereby amended
by adding thereto the following:
The commander-in-chiefm may also pro-
vide for the participation Of the. National
Guard, or any portion thereof, In en-
places as may be designated by the war
department pursuant to any act of Con-
gress; and In such case the officers and
endeiTs n attending the same shall
sistence provided by the federal laws, and
regulations, the difference between such
f hH 4bd RAY and state pay as provided
Whenever the entire military forces Of
the state participate in such maneuvers
the same shall be mobilized at the state
that portion Of said troops as may be
stationed St on the way to the place Of
IS, Sec 49, ;; That HI section 124 Of the Mill
amended to read as follows:
Sec. 124. Purchase of Uniforms.-The
commander.i in chief, the adjutant general
ana ano the brigade commander are hereby
OF purchasing the clothing which may be
necessary for the uniforming of the
National Guard.
All proposals for the furnishing of
clothing, except when purchased from the
United States government, shall be pub
llcly advertised in one or more news
papers printed and published at the capt.
tol of the the, state, and all bids shall be &C
furnished. Before such uniforms are e. a &c
eepted, they shall be inspected under the
vouchers for the payment Of the same
snall De approved by him. Ordnance and
other stores shall be purchased by the
adjuitant general as the necessities Of the
Sec. 6; That section 40 of the MILL
tary CODE, as amended, be and the same
is IS >, hereby further amended to read as
"sec. 40. Roll of retired officers. Anv
commissioned officer of the national guard
who has served or shall have served as
such officer for a period of not less than
OF the national guard who has been hon
orably discharged from the army of the
United states after serving therein for a
war Of the Rebellion or during o the war vaT
with Spain, and who shall have served
as such ott1cer Of the national guard for a
period OF not less than five years, and
guard who has become, or who shall here
after become disabled, and thereby in
capable of performing the duties Of his
oIi iff,, may, upon his own request in
by order of the commander-in-ch chief, be
Withdrawn from active service and have
nj MS ma name Placed on roll in the office
the "Roll Of Retired of1cers," and shall
thereby be entitled to wear, on state or
of IT the e rank last held by him:
eral order, provide suitable mark of dis
tinction for all officers and enlisted men
who have served in the national guard
and twenty years, respectively. and FOR
like service hereafter
Sec. 7. All acts and parts Of acts in
consistent with this act are hereby re-
Sec. 8: This act shall take effect and
Approved April II, 1908.
CHAPTER 22e-s. F. NO. sse.
AN ACT to 1egalize, in certain cases, a
deposit by the county treasurer Of
money realized from the sale of county
road bonds to the credit Of the county
general road and bridge fund and pro-
viding: that any such sum heretofore so
deposited shall become and may be used
and disbursed as a part of such road
and bridge fund
State of Minnesota:
Section 1. That in any county in this
state in which there have been heretofore
such county for the purpose Of building
certain roads under and by virtue Of
chapter two hundred eiehtv-nine (289) of
the General Laws Of Minnesota for the
year 1895 and the sum realized from the
sale of said bonds has heretofore been
covered into the general road and bridge
fund Of said county by the county treas
urer thereof. instead Of into a special
which said bonds were voted, said deposit
of said sum to the credit Of said general
road and bridge fund of said county shall
said sum SO covered into said general
road and bridge fund by said county
treasurer shall be incorporated Herewith
a andao become q co a part thereof, and may
purpose for which said general road and
bridge fund may be lawfully used and
disbursed:
Provided, however, that nothing herein
validate any of said bonds so issued and
Sec. 2: This act shall take effect and
be IN force from and after it's passage.
Approved April II, 1905.
CHAPTER 227-H. F. NO. s72
AN ACT relating to the duties and pow
ers of the attorney general and his as
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State Of Minnesota:
appear for the state in all Causes in the
supreme and federal courts wherein the
state is directly. interested; also in all
civil causes of like nature in the district
courts whenever, in his opinion, the in
terests of the state require it. Upon re-
quest of the county attorney he shall
appear in the district court in such Grim
Ra Eases he shall deem proper
In writing he shall prosecute any person
charged with an indictable offense; and
in all such cases he may attend upon the
grand jury and exercise the powers of a
Sec. 2. The attorney general may ap-
point, and at his pleasure, remove three
assistants, a clerk and stenographer,
who shall render such aid as he may re-
quire of them in the discharge of his
official duty. He shall keep a record Of
his official correspondence and Of all mat
auditor, secretary of state or treasurer,
or any officer or board in charge of any
of the business of the state upon which
any official action is necessary; he shall
ings instituted by him or in which he APP
nears. and Of the several steps taken
therein, and he shall keep copies of all Of
fetal opinions rendered by his office. Each
to authorized in writing by the attorney
general, have the same authority as the
attorney general, to appear before grand
juries, or otherwise, in any court in this
state.
Sec. 8. He shall cause to be prosecuted
all assessors and other officials for such
delinquencies in connection with revenue
also all bonds of officers and others upon
which any liability to the state has ac-
crued. Whenever any corporation shall
have offended against the laws of the
state, OR misused. surrendered abandoned
or forfeited it's corporate authority, or
any. of it's franchises or privileges, he
shall cause proceedings to be instituted
against it.
Sec. 4. He shall begin and prosecute
actions against all persons claiming to
own any. portion of the school or other
public lands adversely to the state.
Whenever, in his opinion. an action can
be sustained, and shall cause an appear
ance to be entered for the state whenever
an application to pre-empt any such land
such applicati ton he may require the