New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-24
Iating to the election of supervisors and
: other town officers

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/ Be 1t enacted by the Legislature of the
| State of Minnesota:
section. 1. That section nine hundred
and tWenty-eight (e20 Of the General
/ Statutes of eighteen hundred and ninety
! four gS94) as amended by chapter sixty
/ four f6D of the General Laws Of nineteen
hundred and three q908, be amended SO
| as to read as follows:
| section 92S. There shall be elected at
the annual town meeting in each town,
three supervisors as hereinafter provided.
| their office for the full term for which
| they were elected according to the prov1-
slons Of the Laws of 1903. One supervisor
| shall be elected in the year 1906, for a
term of three years, and at each annual
town meeting thereafter there shall be
| one supervisor elected for term of three
| years to fill the place of the one whose
term expires at that time. After the ex-
| plraion of the term for which any super
visor has been elected chairman under the
| provisions of said amended act of 1903,
| the supervisors shall at their first meet
| ing after the annual town meeting there
after, elect by ballot, one of their num-
| per CHAIRMAN for term of one year, and
each year thereafter shall in the same
| manner elect their chairman for one year,
put a vacancy may be filled by an election
Tor the unexpired term at any meeting of
the SUPERVISORS. There shall also be elect
ed at the annual town meeting in each
year, one town clerk, one treasurer, one
assessor, each for term of one year, and
one overseer Of highways for each road
dlstr1ct In said town for one year, and
there shall be elected, every two years,
Two Justices of the peace and two consta-
two years, and until their successors are
elected and qualified, except a vacancy
may be filled by election at any annual
town meeting.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved April IS, 1905
CHAPTER 24As. F. No. 1914
AN ACT to legalize certain bonds here
tofore issued by organized towns for
the purpose of building roads, bridges
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
SECTION l. That in all cases where the
bonds of any organized town in this
state have been heretofore issued by
such town for the purpose Of building
r npaessit bridges or, or town halls. and the
TACT been submitted to the electors Of
SAID town at any election therein held,
ana majority Of the votes cast at such
e9 and a5 IN a tav6n Of such u
fact issued and sold for not less than
ihelr par value, and the proceeds thereof
nave peen actually paid to such town
ship, and the said bonds upon their face
contain a statement in substance that all
acts and things required to be done, had
OF performed In reference to the issu-
performed and the said bonds SO issued
are hereby in all respects legalized and
mace maze nlndilng and valid obligation of the
the terms in such bonds detailed.
ProVlded that nothing in this act shall
pc held or construed to apply to any
act. the validity of which is in question
IN any action now pending in any court
oa, th M sta state or Of the United States,
n no. 70! TO any BOND which on its face has
Inatured and become payable or any in
terest coupon Of which has matured and
become payable, or bond, or any interest
coupon whereof the payment of which
on it's face has been refused or contested
by the town issuing the same
sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
be IN force from and after it's passage.
Approved April 1S, 1905.
- CHAPTER PASS. F. No. 47s.
AN ACT to amend section 1883 Of the
G re Statutes Of 1894. as amended
1895. and chapter 213 of the General
Laws of 1901, relating to laying out,
a sNa e or tdiiscontinuing judicial high
Be- it enacted by the LEGISLATURE of the
State of Minnesota:
section l. That section 1883 Of the Cen
chapter Al of the General Laws of 1855
and chapter 213 of the General Laws of
1901. be and the same is hereby amended
Section 1883 u W heileWs netttion nrsv
ing Tor the location, alteration or vaca-
ton Of any highway running into or
lnrtEgn Two or more counties, or on or
partly on the line dividing two or more
counties, in any judicial district in this
state, signed by twenty legal voters and
t5 tax resident in said counties, shall
court in said district, or whenever a nett
ton praying for the location alteration
or vacation vacation Of any highway running into
oar+ i1nro o1l H. Two or more counties, or
counties in two or more judicial districts
IN this state. signed by twenty legal
countless mt shall be presented to a Judge
OF the district court OF one of said dis
trlcts, the said judge is hereby author
l zee TO appoint three commissioners
times and places as may be necessary
and to Immediately proceed to Law out
alter or vacate such road as directed BY
the judge in accordance with the prayer
Of the petition; provided, that no road
shall be ordered by the judge to extend
more than six miles outside of the Judi
clai district in which the application is
beyond the district only for the purpose
OF commencing CONN., or ending at some village
SAID road, If a new road, or if an old
road the part thereof to be altered or
vacated runs through or into two or more
counties situated in two or more judicial
districts, the judge to whom the petition
was presented shall appoint commission
ers from each of the counties affected by
seeAo Aocld, lOI SACeeulng nVo IN all, and
TO direct them to lay out. alter vacate
SAID road accordingly; and it shall be the
duty Of said commissioners to meet at
such times and places as may be neces-
sary and to proceed to lay out, alter or
Vacate said road in like manner as pro
v1ded herein in other cases.
sec. This act shall take effect and
be In force from and after it's passage
Approved April IS, 1905
CHAPTER 246-S. F. No. 254.
AN ACT to amend section one az of
chapter six co. of the General Laws for
the state of Minnesota for the year
1887, being paragraph 2O26 of the Stat
utes for the year 1884, relating to the
disposition and sale of Intoxicating
liquor.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section 1. That section one az of
chapter six 60 of General Laws of State
Of Minnesota for the year eighteen hun
dred and eighty-seven qSS7) being para
graph POPS of the Statutes of eighteen
hundred and ninety-four QS94) relating
to the disposition and sale of intoxicat-
Ing liquors, be and the same hereby is
amended so as to read as follows:
Section 1. Any person applying to the
county commissioners of any county, or
TO- the municipal authorities Of any city,
village, town or borough of this state for
a license to sell Intoxicating liquors shall,
before the same is issued, file with the
clerk of said board of commissioners OF
with the clerk or recorder of such city,
village, town or borough, a bond, with
two or more sureties who shall be free
holders Of the county,. and who shall