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

from the appropriation made for SUCH
herein provided no board, commission or
officer shall hereafter employ any attor-
ney at the expense of the state. The
compensation Of any attorney employed
inal prosecutions shall not exceed TWEEN
ty $4,000 dollars per day.
Sec. T., The attorney general on appli-
to county, city. village Or town attor.
neys, on questions of public Importance;
and on application Of the state super!n-
his opinion 10 inv in writh,g upon any question
arising under the laws relating to public
schools, and on all school matters such
ton involved shall be decided otherwise
by court Of competent jurisdiction:
Sec. 8. The attorney general shall re-
port to the governor annually the num-
and proceedings in which he has ap-
Cured by. the state in each, and the
a0snt c6 s sgo tbe o aaa 1she of
general interest given by him and his as
sistants since the preceding report, with
such recommendations for amendment Of
the laws as he may deem necessary or
proper, and tables shall be appended
showing the offenses reported to him by
county attorneys.
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new general shall be four thousand eight
$4,8OO hundred dollars; each Of his as
sistantss shall RECEIVE an annual salary OF
three thousand ($3,000 dollars; the clerk
hundred Isl 500 dollars; the stenographer
Hundred ni ($soo s. dollars; ' and md the money
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state treasury not otherwise appropriated
Sec. TO- All acts or parts Of acts in
consistent with this act are hereby re-
Sec. II. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage.
Approved April II, 1905.
CHAPTER 22sHS. F. NO. 351.
AN ACT to authorize cities and villages
after owning and operating water
works, to extend their water works and
road, street, alley or public highway in
this state, whether within or without
the corporate limits of such city or viii
pants Of or ace
thereto, whether within or without the
corporate limits Of such city or village:
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the
Section i. Any city or village in the
State Of Minnesota now or hereafter OWL 1l-
ing and operating water works is hereby @nepy
and water pipes over, under and along
any road, street, alley or public highway
in this state whether within or without
iage, and ID to supply water for a reason
able compensation to the occupants Of
property adjacent or accessible to the line
50 extended, whether within or without on
lage; provided, however, this act shall
not be construed as granting any rights
to any city or village within the corpo-
rate limits of any other city or village;
provided further, that such line shall be
so extended as not to interfere with the
safetv or convenience Of ordinary travel
over said roads, streets, alleys and pub
Sec. E. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after it's passage.
Approved April II, 1905.
CHAPTER 229-s. F. No. 1871.
AN ACT to continue and provide for the
department Of insurance in the State OF
Minnesota, and regulating the compen--
sation and fees Of such department and
for the repeal Of laws inconsistent here
with.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota.
Section 1. That there Is hereby, estab-
lished and continued a department. OF IN
surance in the State of Minnesota" Its
chief officer, to be styled the commission
er Of insurance, shall be appointed by the
the senate, for the term of two years be-
ginning the first Monday in January. He
shall give bond, with sureties. in the sum
Of twenty-five thousand ($25, OOOOO) dol.
lars, to be approved by the treasurer OF
the state, for the faithful discharge of his
duties and shall receive in full compensa-
ton for his services the sum of four
per annum.
Nothing in this section shall affect the
term of office Of the present commits
sHe Shall be four c thousand Ave hundred
dollars ($4,5O00O) per annum from the
beginning Of his term Of office. "All fees
received by said commissioner. from and
after the time when his salary COM
menced, ~ aforesaid, shall be paid by
him into the state treasury"
Sec. g. The commissioner shall exercise
posed pos a and conferred upon him by this act
and by any other law of this state. He
may appoint a deputy commissioner to
ceive an annual salary Of two thousand
($2.OOOOO) dollars; an actuary, who shall
receive an annual salary of two thousand
($2,0o000) dollars; chief clerk, who
hundred ($1,5OO.0O dollars; a bookkeeperr
and cashier, who shall receive an annual
salary Of fifteen hundred (S1, 5OOOO) dol
ar ar of twelve hundred Isl 10000 dollars;
one clerk at an annual salary Of twelve
hundred G1,200oo) dollars, and one clerk
at an annual salary Of nine hundred
Section 3. In the absence or disability
of the commissioners of insurance, his du-
ties shall be performed by, the deputy.
The actuary of such departments shall,
under the direction of the commissioner,
make the valuations of outstanding poll
cies of foreign life insurance companies
doing business in this state, as may be
required by law, and shall annually value
the outstanding policies Of all life insur-
ance companies organized under the laws
er actuarial duties, including visitation
and examination. of insurance companies,
as the commissioner of insurance may
prescribe All fees which may under any
a ia% compan s Tor Waiting poiicies or the
performance Of other duties of said actu-
airy. shall be collected by the commits
treasury Of this state But the actual ex-
penses of the commissioner Of insurance,
or any other officer or employee Of his
policies or visitation or examination Of
an insurance company, shall be upon
proper voucher paid by the state to. the
person so mourning. said expenses from
Sec T. The commissioner of insurance
may, whenever he deems 1t necessary,
employ a competent person to make an
examination Of the affairs Of any In
to be- admitted, to do business under the
laws Of this state. When such person so
IS not Gcer o. or saa
diem for making such examination shall
be determined by the commissioner Of in
surance and the amount thereof. together
with all expenses incurred in making such
examination, shall be paid by the insur-
ance company so examined to the COM
missioner and by him paid over
to the treasurer of the state, and said
treasurer shall pay therefrona, upon. the
proper voucher, the compensation and ex-
penses of the person so making said ex-
animation.
Sec 5. When any such visitation or ex-
animation is made by a person regularly
ing salary from the State of Minnesota
the company so examined, except town
ship mutual, insurance companies: shal!
the sum of ten $1,000 dollars per day for