New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-24

! if upon such examination, said board
| shall determine that such applicant is
properly qualified to embalm dead human
bodies, it shall grant license to such
person to embalna human dead bodies for
a period ending the thirty-frst (31sD day
of July following.
Sec. 3. The applicant for license shall
at the time of application pay Tee of
five 90 dollars. No person shall be grant
| ed any such license unless he shall, in ad-
dition to other qualifications, be at least
tWenty-one CD years of age, of good
| moral character, and shall have for at
| least one year had practical experience in
! embalning
| Sec. 4. Any person now holding IL
cense from the state board of health as
| an embalmer shall be held to be licensed
/ as an embalmer under the terms of this
! act but all such licenses shall expire
July thirty-one (31st) next. Any license
| may be renewed from time to time and
| Shall be IN force after such renewal for
a period OF two (2) years from the thirty
/ first CD day Of the preceding July. upon
| the payment of a renewal fee Of one ~
| dollar.
Sec. 5. The state board of health NAV
revoke any license granted or may refuse
| to grant or renew a license upon proof
license or the applicant for such IL
| cense or renewal of the rules of the
state board of health concerning the
care, custody or disposition of dead hui
ises where contag ion exists. or for want
OF moral character or of capacity.
Sec g.. Any person who shall embaln1
a dead human body, or who shall hold
himself out as an embalmer thereof with
| out being licensed as herein provided,
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and
upon conviction shall be liable to fine
| OF not less than twenty-five (25) dollars or
more than a hundred dollars or imprison-
m me- for period of not to exceed three
| 90 months.
Sec. I. This act shall be in force from
| and after January first Qs0, nineteen
hundred six Q9O6)
| Approved March 81, 1905.
CHAPTER 1o2-S. F. NO
| AN ACT to provide for the care, opera
| ton and maintenance of the new state
capitol, and to appropriate money there
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section l. The board of state capitol
commissioners heretofore created under
| and by virtue of chapter 2, of the general
Laws of 1893, are hereby authorized in
ADDITION to the powers heretofore given
! them, to properly care for, operate and
| maintain the new capitol building, ann
| TO prepare, adorn and care for the
| grounds surrounding the same until such
ti Iata as said bullying may be fully com
pleted, not exceeding two years from the
passage of this act, and shall hire and
| employ such engineers. firemen electric
lans elevator operators. janitors and 9TH
the same and hire others in their discre-
ton, and shall through the board Of
control of state institutions, purchase
| necessary fuel and other supplies
! Sec. 2. Two years from the passage
of this act, or at such earlier date as i.
may be completed, the new capitol build
| ing shall be turned over to the governor
and the latter shall assume and there
| after have full control thereof with the
surrounding grounds. and shall care for,
operate and maintain the same in the
! manner and subject to the limitations
| prescribed in section 1 hereof.
| Sec; ). There is hereby appropriated
! for the purposes of this act the following
amounts, or so much thereof as may be
necessary: Twenty-Five thousand dollars
| (S25O00) for the year ending July 31st
| 1905, and sixty thousand dollars ($6O OO0)
annually thereafter.
Sec 4. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after it's passage
CHAPTER 1O3-S. F. NO. 193
AN ACT to provide for payment of COM
pensation awarded for land condemned
for public parks and parkway purposes
| in cities now or hereafter having a pop
ulation of over fifty thousand inhabit-
ants.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
/ State Of Minnesota:
Section 1. That when any city in this
| state now or hereafter having a popu-
| lation of over fifty thousand inhabitants
shall cause to be condemned any land
/ for public parks or parkway purposes,
such city shall thereupon cause to be
| paid to the owner Of such property the
! amount of damages, over and above all
benefits, which may have been awarded
| therefor, within one year after contrma-
| final determination of any appeals there
for, with interest at the rate of five per
= cent per annum, but nothing in this act
shall take away any existing right to
annul and abandon such proceedings.
Sec. 2. That any such city is hereby
authorized to pay the whole or any part
demned for park or parkway purposes
out of the park fund, in case said city
has on hand in the park fund. or can
obtain by donation, bequest or other
| available therefor.
Sec. 8. Nothing contained in this act
shall deprive the city of the power to
| abandon proceedings as now provided by
| law.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and
be, in force from and after its passage.
| Approved April 5, 1905.
CHAPTER 1O4-S F. NO. 227.
AN ACT to amend section five thousand
l.. and ninety-three (5093) Of the General
thousand eight hundred and ninety -four
! QS94 relating to jurisdiction of justices
| of the peace.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature of the
Section 1. That section five Thousand
| and ninety-three (5O93) of the General
Statutes Of Minnesota for the year one
| thousand eight hundred and ninety-four
! 0S94) be amended SO as to read as fol-
| lows:
Section 5093. Justices of the peace have
| power and jurisdiction, throughout their
| respective counties. as follows:
First-To cause to be kent all laws made
| for the preservation Of the peace;
Second. To cause to come before them,
Or any Of them, persons who break the
peace; and commit them to jail, or bail
them, as the case may require.
| Third. To arrest and cause to como
before them, persons who attempt to
/ break the peace, persons who keep houses
Of i'll fame, or frequenters of the same,
| or common prostitutes, and compel them
to give security for their good behavior,
| and to keep the peace.
| Fourth. To cause to come before them
persons who are charged with committing
any criminal offense, and commit them to
jail, or bail them, as the case may re-
qu1re; provided, however. that no justices
of the peace shall have jurisdiction of any
| oHenses committed within the limits Of
| any city or village wherein municipal
| court is organized and existing. but such
ofenses, otherwise cognizabe by justices
| OF the peace, and those arising under the
charter ordinances or bylaws of the city
or village shall be examined or tried by
| the municipal court therein existing; pro-
| vfded, this act shall not apply to territory
| within one-half mile of the outer limits
| OF the state fair grounds.
| Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
| be in force from and after its passage.
Approved April 5, 1905.