The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-04-29
General Laws OF the State of Minnesota

for the year 1903, entitled IAN act to
approve, correct and legalize copy Of
certain plat Of the city of Little Falls
| Minnesota:
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section 1. That section one of chapter
! 1877 Of the General Laws Of the State or
! Minnesota for the year 1903 be and the
same hereby is amended to read as fol-
| lows:
/ Section 1. That whereas the original
| plat OF the survey Of the original townsite
has been lost and destroyed, and where
| as there exists and is recorded In the
office Off of the register of deeds in h3;I and
sofa, on page II of plat book, Of said
| county, a. true copy of said original plat
and there is recorded also. in the office
| Of the register of deeds, in book A Of
| plats, on page 80, the legal and necessary
certifica tons to said plat.
| And whereas by error and mistake the
numbers; of the lots in the blocks. as
has been inadvertently left off, Of and
! from said copy of said plat.
! And whereas In said original plat above
referred to, the lots in the blocks thereof
were numbered in consecutive order. be-
| ginning at the northwest corner of each
| and every block thereof, with lot one,
and number consecutively- southwark to
| to the end of said block, each block con
| tanning eight lots, save and except THERE
from, however, blocks 20 and 81 thereof,
| in which said blocks, the lots thereof were
at the northeast corner Of said blocks
20 and 81 and numbered consecuIlvely
westerly, and thence southwark, and
thence eastward, each Of said two blocks
containing eight lots:
is hereby declared to be-, and is made
e ali G Pa part e Of the Village now
city Of Little Falls, lying and being
| east of First street, in said city, and
also east half Of blocks s and Z, lying
west Of said First street, as shown on
said plat.
Sec. 2. The register of deeds in and
for Morrison county, Minnesota, is hereby
authorized and empowered and directed
to number the lots as shown on said copy
| Of said plat above referred to-, which is
on file in his office in the manner and
In the way above indicated and set forth,
rison county, Minnesota.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and
be- In force from and after it's passage.
Approved April 10, 1905.
CHAPTER 293-H. F. No. 600.
AN N "A ACI IT to authorize isa any city in this
aon new 90 oT or 5@ re- having
and sell its bonds for the purpose Of
constructing a. bridge across a 11aviga-
boun d!re2m line f Of auog city, part of the
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Sc section l. That any city in this. state
over fifty thousand inhabitants may by
ordinance adopt by a three-fourths vote Of
al mebers-elect Of its. common council,
par value of not to exceed one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars ($15OOOO) for
the purpose of constructing a bridge over
forms a part of the boundary line Of such
city, and the bonds provided for in this
act may be issued and sold notwithstand-
ANY ANY OF fb Of such city
of indebtedness Of any such city.
Sec. z No bonds shall be issued by any
sven sven city tor the purpose above men
thirty years nor bearing higher rate of
interest than four per cent per annum, but
the place of payment Of the principal and
which the same shall be issued shall be
such as may be determined upon by the
o pond and nay be in the form
so called; all such bonds shall, how
ever, be signed by the mayor, attested by
the city, clerk and countersigned by the
ead with the sea Of ofy the and ctv shall b9
that the signatures to the coupons at
t:a to such bonds, if any, may be
autographed thereon, and none of said
and accrued interest, and only to the
highest responsible bidder therefor: upon
at least ten days published notice of in
and credit of any such city shall be
pledged at all times for the payment of
all bonds and the interest thereon issued
year levy sufficient taxes to pay the an
nual interest on such bonds, and shall
provide sinking fund sufficient to in
sure the redemption and payment of said
matnrlfV
Sec. g. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage.
Approved April 10, 1905.
CHAPTER 294-H F. No. 4e7.
AN ACT to amend section four thousand
seven hundred and seventy-eight (4778)
Statutes of 1884, relating to the record
ing of marriage certificates.
(Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
Section 1: That Section four thousand
seven hundred and seventy-e eight (4778) of
chapter sixty-one (6D Of the General
marriage certificates, be and the same is
hereby amended so as to read as follows:
Section Ats. Every person solemniz-
Ing marriage shall make record there
OF, and within one month make and de-
liver to the clerk of the district court of
the county where the marriage took place.
or of the county to which said county is
ulars mentioned in the preceding sec
ton, which certificate shall be filed and
kept for that purpose, and said clerk shall
be entitled to receive the sum of twenty
five cents for recording said certificate
from the person offering the same for
record
Ana the clerk Of said court shall exc
cute a receipt to the person delivering
said certificate which said receipt shall
be Of even date with the delivery Of said
certificate, and shall contain substantially
all Of the. facts set forth in said certif-
cate; be signed by said clerk and have af-
fixed thereto the seal Of the said court "
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after it's passage.
Approved April 10. 1905.
CHAPTER 295-H. F. No. $685.
AN ACT to provide for the renewal of
certain records in the office of county
auditor.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
Section l. Whenever it shall be made
to appear to the satisfaction of the board
of county commissioners of any county
in this :, state that any book Or books OF
of such county, through age, injury, use,
or other cause, have become unfit for
record purposes. and because Of such con-
dition are liable to destruction, it shall
be the duty of the auditor Of said county
to make a transcript of such records in
suitable books, to be provided by the
county for that purpose.
When such transcripts have been COM
pleted the same shall be compared with
the original record, and the said auditor
shall duly certify. under his hand and
seal at the end Of each book that the
records therein contained to date of sig
nature are true and correct transcripts
of the original records. Such transcripts
shall then have the same force and effect
as the original records.
For the transcribing of such records
the county auditor shall be allowed such
amounts for extra help as to the board
of county commissioners may seem inst