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

S1AS
a. Monday in March and the second (O
Monday in October in each year, pro.
vided, that no grand or petit jury shall
be summoned for said October term IN
said Becker county unless ordered by the
court, as provided by law.
In the County. Of Mile Laos on the
first Cd Monday in April and the first. ID
In the County of Otter Tail on the sec
ond (2) Monday in April and the second
MSa a in OF o6d on in t faeh oSyrth
Monday in April and the second CO Mon
day in October in each year. 49,, eus.
M the CoH IN Ma of as5 ne fg the Mo 5st
day in December in each year. >o>
In the County of Clay on the }e> third bird o.
in December in each year.
In the County Of Benton on the nrst
Q) Monday in June and the fourth az
Monday in November in each year; Pre- Pro,
be summoned for the November term u1l,
less ordered by the court. as provided
by law.
be summoned for any general term IN
said judicial district the same shall ba
summoned for the first day of the term.
consistent with this. act or prescribing
any other time for holding. any of said
same are hereby repealed.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage.
Approved Feb. 21, 1903.
CHAPTER I'LL: F. NO. 143.
plete the south cell wing of the state
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota:
Section l. The sum of thirty thousand
or SO t,u much h thereof as may be necessary
is hereby appropriated out of any moneys
in the state treasury, not otherwise APP
the south cell wing of the state reforma,-
able
Sec 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after Its passage.
Approved Feb. "A, 1900.
CHAPTER 15-H; F: NO; s54 IT, .no
state Hbra airy contingent fund:
Section l.. That the sum Of five hundred
dollars ($5OO) is hereby appropriated out
Of any money in the state treasury not
ibrar y's contingent fund to defray the ex
penses incident to the moving and m
stallation Of the state library into It's
new quarters.
Sec 2. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after it's passage.
Approved Feb "a. 1905.
CHAPTED 18Th. F. NJ 3ss.
AN ACT to appropriate money to. pay
employees in new state capitol, employed
under the Jurisdiction of the state capt.
toll commission.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section l. There is hereby anpropriated
not otherwise appropriated, the sum of ten
thousand dollars ($1O,OO0), or SO much.
thereof as may be necessary, to pay the
Of the 10y of the c ca ITO
state capitol commission.
The state treasurer is hereby authorized
to pay, from time to time, the employees
now working in the various capacities In
the new state capitol. at the same rate
of wages as they are now receiving. until
such time as the custody Of the capitol
Sec Sec. 3. O This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved Feb. "a, 1905.
CHAPTER rs. F. NO. IT'S.
AN ACT to amend section three 81 Of
chapter three hundred ,sixty-five 1850
Of the 19os relatinE to fal a'd
or which may hereafter have, a .Dopula-
ton Of two hundred thousand (20O,OOO)
Inhabitants or over.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota:
Section 1. That section 8 Of chapter
three hundred sixty-fve (sS0 of the laws
Sec Sec. g. The Sheriff Sheriff shall then appoint
and employ one chief deputy, who shall
be paid the sum of eighteen hundred red d9lo
paid twelve hundred dollars per annum:
two outside deputies, who shall be paid
fifteen hundred dollars per annum each,
and each of whom shall be required, in
addition to the services to be performed
for such compensation, to keep and main
tain team, and to pay his own travel T.
the performance Of his official duties as
signed to him as such; one outside city
deputy to attend to the sery1c vice, OF crinai
salary Of twelve hundred dollars per an
num- and one other outside deputy, who
shall receive salary of eleven hundred
! dollars per annum; one deputy for the
! care of the insane and such other duties
as the sheriff may require of him, who
shall receive salary of twelve hundred
dollars per annum; one assistant ja1ler'
who shall receive a salary Of one thou
sand dollars per annum; one night watch
| man. who shall receive a salary of nine
keeper, who shall receive a salary of one
thousand dollars per annum; one deputy,
who shall have charge of juries, who
! shall receive a salary of seven hundred
rapher who shall also be deputy sher-
iff and who shall receive salary of six
s6a peceye pef salary Of i've hundred
dollars per annum; one COOK; VINO shall
receive a salary of six hundred dollars
Der annum."
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage.
Approved Feb. p, 1905.
CHAPTER 1s--s. F. NO. 113
| AN ACT to enable cities now or hereafter
having a population exceeding 5000;
to divert the course Of streams and con-
troll the flow thereof.
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the
State Of Minnesota:
Section l. Any city of this state now
or hereafter having a population or more
oRonrNinO LAST nrG.
ceding state or national census, may, II
in the judgment of it's city council, the
public health or welfare Of it's citizens
navigable stream, flowing wholly or partly
| within the corporate limits from its nat
! ural bed to an artificial channel or to
! The diversion may take place: eat; at any
the RHint and it the
channel may be created within with
out or partly within and partly without
the corporate limits. For the purpose Of
controlling and regulating the flow of
may, by the erecting Of dams or. other
suitable means, raise the waters of any
lake or lakes from which the stream may
flow, or through winch the new cnannel
| the discharge from such lake or lakes,
and may straighten. enlarge and make
channels as may be necessary for such
purposes. Such new channels may, where
necessary, cross any highway or rail-
way; in which case suitable bridges shall
be provided.
Sec g. The city council shall by ordi-
nance first adopt and file with the city
clerk a. survey and map showing the
point at which it is proposed to divert
the stream, the route Of the new chan
mel. the sites of dams and other con-
trolling works, the lands proposed to be
taken for right Of way and fer fowage
| purposes, the levels to which it is pro-
posed to raise and between which it is
proposed to maintain the waters of any