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and execution issued out of the ,fiis tricE
! court on said judgment, and levies and
sales of real estate made under 2 nd NM
suant to said execution without first
having an execution issued and returned
unsatisfied in justice court as provided
by law such levies and sales made there
under are hereby in all things lega1iZed
and said sales declared as valid and
effective. in all respects as if the execu-
ton had been duly issued and been re
turned unsatisfied in justice court before
said transcript had been issued and fled
IN the district court, provided this act
shall not apply to any action now pend
ing.
Sec . This act shall take effect and
be In force from and after January /,
Approved April IS. 1905.
CHAPTER s2j9--S. f. mo 523.
AN ACT to authorize. county commis-
sloners to grant additional salary to
county auditors for clerk hire in certain
cases.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section l. That in counties having a.
population of not less than thirty-two
thousand (32, o0o) and not more than forty
thousand t40,GOO) inhabitants and an as
sessed valuation of not less than eleven
million five hundred thousand dollars
Sll,5O0,00O) nor more than fifteen million
dollars S15,OOO,O00}, and where the audit
or and the auditors clerks salaries are
now governed by special law, the county
commissioners may grant annually an adj
altlonal sum not exceeding seven hun
dred dollars (S70O for clerk hire.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage
Approved April 18th, 1905.
CHAPTER 26o-s. F. No. 431.
AN ACT to amend section 3, chaDter 333
OF the General Laws of the State of
Minnesota, for the year 1908 entitled
lection and disposition of fees of clerks
OF the district court in counties having
or which hereafter may. have a pOpula-
ton of 100000 Inhabitants or over
be 1t enacted by the LEGISLATURE of the
State of Minnesota:
Section l.. That section of chapter 1888
ol the General Laws of the State Of Min
nesota for the year 1903, entitled IAN act
llAlng and regulating the collection and
disposition of fees of clerks of the dis
tr1ct court in counties having or which
hereafter may have a population of 300
ooo inhabitants or over, be amended so
as 70 read as follows: When any such
{ Lher party no further fee shall be paid
but on the continuance Of the same to a
s si4i general term. at the request of
cents shall be paid by the party request
ing said continuance
sec. = That all acts or parts of acts in
oonSs9steht with this act are hereby re-
Sec. g. This act shall take effect and be
IN force from and after its passage.
Approved April IS, 1905.
CHAPTER 261-s. F. No. AGO.
AN ACT to legalize newspapers in GER
BE 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota
Sectlon l.. No newspaper in this state,
when when conforms in all respects to the
statutes defining legal newspaper, ex-
cept that 1t was not published for two
consecutive weeks at some time since it
became a legal newspaper, shall be de-
prived Of it's standing as such legal news
paper by reason of such omission; but
such newspaper shall be deemed to be a
legaI newspaper Notwithstanding such
consecutive weeks
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be
Approved April IS. 1905.
CHAPTER 2e2-s F. No. 442.
An AT entitled IAN act to authorize
represented at state conferences of
CHARITIES and correction"
BE 1t enacted by the Legislature of this
state OF Minnesota:
section l. Every board of county COM
mlssloners shall have the power to desie-
nate annually one of its members to at
tend the state conference of charities
and correction, and shall have the power
to appropriate from the county funds to
pay the. reasonable expense incurred by
ssucn commissioner in attending such con-
Sec ?. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after it's passage
<1PpAoNSu April 10, 1910.
CHAPTER o63-s. f. No. ass
AN ACT authorizing village councils to
furnish musical entertainments for the
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota
Section L. That the village council of
any village of this state is hereby author
| lZed to eXpend an amount not exceedine
nifty dollars (S50 annually for free rnu-
seal entertainment for the public. The
c no f1,N,~s
| the bills for such expenses and allow an
/ order for the payment of the same.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be
| IN force from and after its passage
| Approved April IS, 1905.
CHAPTER 264-s. F. No ,44s.
AN ACT entitled AN act to provide for
the settlement and compromise of GER
tain taxes and assessments in counties
Of this state having more than Is, 900
1nhaab1tants and less than 10000 in
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section 1. In any county In this state
| now or hereafter having a population Of
more than $4,000 inhabitants and less
| than 100000 inhabitants according to the
then next preceding state or national cen
| suS whenever any vacant Or unimproved
property In any city thereof has been
| forfeited to the state for the taxes of the
| year 1899 or for any prior year or years
| and not sold assigned for such taxes
| to an actual purchaser before the pas
| sage Of this act. all taxes against the
property, together with all unpaid as
| sessments, If any, levied prior to the year
| 1898, and for which the property covered
| thereby has not been sold to an actual
purchaser, may be settled compromised
| and adjusted in the manner and for the
| amounts in this act provided.
Sec. 2. In the case of any such proper
| ty having against it no assessments. any
| owner or person otherwise interested
| therein may make to the board of county
! commissioners of such county a PROPOSE
| ton in writing offering to pay in settle
| ment of all taxes, penalties and costs
| against such property and still in the
| state a sum not less than the taxes levied
| and assessed against the same for the
| year 1904 multiplied by the number Of
| years for which the same are outstand-
| ing and unpaid. In case Of any such
| property having against it any assess
! ments levied prior to the year 1898 for
| which no sale or assignment has been
| made to an actual purchaser, any owner
| or person otherwise interested therein
| may make a proposition to such board
| of county commissioners in writing offer
| ing to pay in settlement Of all taxes and
| assessments against the property which
| have not been sold or assigned to an &C
| tual purchaser sum equal. to one-half
] the taxes thereon for the year 1904 null
| tiplied by the number. of years for which
such taxes are outstanding and unpaid, to-
| gether with all assessments, penalties and
| costs levied and assessed for the year
| 1898 and subsequent years in full and 20
| per cent of all assessments levied and
! assessed prior to the year 1898 without