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

If any, have been sold to and are held
by actual purchasers.
Sec. 6. The settlement provided for by
the terms of this act may be IN, maze @on aha
from the date Of it's passage.
Sec, Z. This act shall take erect IT, ana
Approved April 1S, 1903.
CHAPTER 265-S. F. No. 444:
226 of the Laws Of 1899 relating to the
education of children and provldlng LOT
truant officers in ungraded schools:
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the
State of Minnesota:
Section l. That section one q OF eha al
ter 226 of the Laws of 1899 be and the
same is hereby amended so as to read as
follows:
Section 1: Every parent; g uar saho or
any child or children of or between the
ages of eight and eighteen years, n,S Sdil,A
parochial or private school in 81, each y year
during the entire time the public schools
of such district or city are in session;
Provided, however, that such s Emitu a. ~
tendance for the whole or any part OF
such period by the school board or poato
of education Of the school district or cry
in which such parent guardian or; or person se;On
shown to The satisfaction Of such board
d That such parent, GUARDIAN or
other person having eon n1n}be IS such G child
nronerly: Or 12) that such child's bodily
Or mental condition is such as to prevent
his attendance at school or application
to study for the period required. or (S)
that such child is taught at nome III sun SUI
branches Of study as are usually taugnt
in public schools, subject to the me- SANE dise
trict or city; or az that such child mas
already acquired the ordinary branches
required by law; or co. that such chllo
is actually engaged IN some rHe asG pernitted
Sec, 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after It's passase'
Approved April IS, 1903.
CHAPTER 2e6-s. F. NO. 337; j..
AN ACT to amend section two ~ OF
chapter two hundred ana sHnef 10y he
wear nineteen hundred and one (!9Ul),
relating to a burial place Tor lnolsehI
and insane soldiers and sailors VINO ,, may
die in any of the hospitals or asylu1ns
for the insane of this state
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the
State Of Minnesota:
Sectiorf. That section two (O of chap
ter two hundred and seventy-one (Zn)
of the Laws of Minnesota Tor the year
nineteen hundred and one Q9Ol) be, ana
the same is hereby amended SO as TO
read as follows:
Section 2 That the fund SO appro-
priated shall be dsbursed by the state
auditor in the manner and under the con.
ditions following, and not otherwise, VIZ:
That as soon as the citizens or any num-
Der of them Of any town in the state IN
which an insane hospital or asylum IS
located, shall have procured sultaple
lot, or plot Of ground of sufhcle9t SIZE 2t
plot of ground shall be decided to some
responsible person or persons In sald
town or vicinity in trust for the burial OF
the persons heretofore named, and shall
file a copy of the deed conveying such plot
of ground with the state auditor, ana
such officer shall be satisfied that the
ground so selected and decided is suthc1ent
and suitable for such purpose ne snall
thereupon draw an order upon the state
treasurer for the payment of the sum or
five hundred dollars $500, payable to the
Grand Army post, nearest such hosplt:aii
or asylum, and such order shall be PAID
by said treasurer to the post quarter
master when endorsed by the commander
Of such post and by such quartermaSter'
and such fund shall be employed by such
post in identifying and caring for such
ground, and in the erection OF sultaole
monument thereon; provided that Por-
ton of such fund, not to exceed Two
hundred dollars $4,000 may be used for
the payment of a portion, OF the pur-
chase price Of such lot or plot Of ground;
Annual accounts Of the disposition and
condition of which said fund shall pc tur+
nished by the quartermaSter OF SUCH post
and filed in the office of said state audit
or Provided further, that it shall be no
objection to said deed of trust If It snail NAL
also provide for the burial in said plot
of ground of the bodies of INDECENT SOL
diers and sailors, their wives and WIDOWS
as aforesaid who may die in the v1cln-
ity:
be in force from and after it's passage.
Approved April 18th, 1905.
CHAPTER 267-S. F. NO. 493.
AN ACT to authorize the use of voting
machines at elections, and to authorize
cities, villages and towns to issue bonds
to defray the cost of the purchase there
of, and to repeal existing laws relating
to voting machines.
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the
State Of Minnesota:
Section 1. The governing body of any
city, village or town in this state may
provide for the use of voting machines
in all or one or more election DISTRICTS
thereof at all elections to be held therein,
such elections, the vote or ballot may
be had and taken, and the votes cast
thereat registered or recorded and count
ed, and the results of such election or
elections ascertained by the use of voting
machines instead of in the mode and
manner now established by law, provided,
however, that the adoption, examination,
purchase and use of such machines and
their use at such elections, shall be SUBJ
ject to the provisions hereinafter con-
tanned.
Sec 2. Where voting machines are au-
of the names of the candidates thereon
for each office shall be substantially the
same as that prescribed by law where
printed ballots are used, except that the
ton law requiring the rotation of the
names of candidates where more than one
Is to be elected to the same Office, need
not be observed. In such case the names
IF hn or16i lot of 10
parties shall be arranged on the ballot
form alphabetically according to sur
names.
The machine adopted or employed must
be SO constructed as to insure to every
eIector, an opportunity to vote in secret;
to permit him to vote once and only once
for all the candidates and upon all the
propositions for whom or upon which
he is legally entitled to vote; to permit
him to vote by means Of some device
connected with the mechanism of the
machine, for any person for any office
elective by the voters Of his election
district at such election, although such
person has not been regularly nominated
for such office by any political party, and
his name does not appear upon the ballot
form on or in such machine as candi-
date for such office; to prevent the elector
from voting for more than one person
for the same office, unless he is lawfully
entitled to vote for more than one per-
son therefor, and in that event to limit
him to the number to be elected to that
office; to prevent him at primary cleo
ton, from voting for the nomination of
candidates of more than one party, or
for any person whose name is not on the
official ballot at such election; to prevent
him from voting for any Office or ueon
any proposed amendment, question or
proposition, for whom or upon which he
Is not lawfully entitled to vote; to per-
NIT him to change or retract any vote
he has attempted to cast for any candi-
date for any office or upon any PROPOSE
ton up to the time his vote has been
completed, and his vote in favor of such
person or proposition has been registered
thereon. No machine which does not
comply with these requirements shall be