The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-04-29
AT THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION OF 1908.

SQcn owner or agent II tney or any u
them reside in the county where such
mine is situated, and If such owner. own
ers or agent are not residents OF the
county such notice may be given by pub
fishing the same In one or more news
papers printed and circulating In said
county If there be one and If NO news
paper be published in said county then a
joining county, for period of three con-
Sec. 4. If any person or persons are re
or places in which the inspector of mines
aforesaid, except to do such work as
done in order to render such place or
places safe, ordinary risks of mining ex-
cepted, the person or persons or cor
n such place or places shall be liable lie
reason Of such h, place or nI Rlac e.
required by said Inspector
Sec. s. It shall be lawful for the In,
spector Of mines to enter, examine and
belonging thereto at all reasonable times
by day or by night, but so as not to OBJ
struct or hinder the necessary workings
of the owner, operator or agent Of every
spector Of mines to furnish for his In.
the mine together with the plans of all
contemplated changes in the manner Of
working the mine or any pa ar t., thereof snn
pany him through the mine or any part
thereof. and also to furnish him suitable
ladders and other necessary appliances
f1 Of
with all necessary facilities for such en-
try, examination and inspection, and If
1 sad sa Tefase e seh
ton or to furnish the necessary facilities
for such entry. examination and inspec-
and wren so 50
made by the inspector Of mines, such re-
fusal or neglect shall be deemed gross
misdemeanor and upon conviction there,
one hundred or more than FIVE hundred
dollars for each and every offense. =,
inspector OF mines shall be paid out Of
the treasury Of the county for which he
is appointed by vouchers similar to those
Of county commissioners shall furnish the
books, Stationery and supplies.
Sec m anv na or or wRere
or agent Of any mine, shall notify the the
inspector Of mines in writing that his MS
make an inspection thereof and shall ex-
anime as to the necessary precautions
and general safety Of the mines and see
observed and Strictly carried out.
Sec. 8. Whenever by reason Of any
accident in any mine, loss of life or seri;
tendent Of the mine, and in his absence
the person or officer under him in charge
Of the mine. to give NOTICE thereof forth
with to the inspector of mines, stating
the particulars of such accident. and the
said inspector shall. If he deems 1T neces-
sary from the facts reported, go imme,,
make such suggestions, and render such
assistance as he may deem necessary In
the premises and personally investigate
the cause of such accident and take such
steps as he may deem necessary for the
safety Of the employees of such mine and
to prevent accidents Of q like or similar
nature.
Sec. 8. The owner, operators or agent
of any mine shall at all times keep q
sufficient and suitable supply of timber
and logging on hand, when required to
in the mining work. so, that the work.
ings Of such mine may be rendered rea-
sonably safe and secure.
Sec. 10. Any workman, employe or
other person who shall open. remove or
disturb any fence, guard or rail and not
close or replace or have the same closed
any !' SHAFT, t aa pit. shuts. excavation.
cave or land liable to cave, injure or de-
stroy, whereby accident. injury or dam
1ssut either to the ntner or
shall be deemed guilty Of a misdemeanor
and upon conviction thereof shall be
punished by a fine not exceeding c fidty
than sixty days in the county Jail for
each and every such offense
Sec. II. 1t shall be the duty. Of the In.
to make and file no later than September
first (1st) Of each year with the auditor Of
the county for which he is appointed and
With the state 81 ne Of 1u
cesdinssa ard dong Rere9nde9 for each
among other things, the number Of visits
mines in operation. the number not in! OPP
Grafton, the names Of the mines, where
located, the owners, lessees or managers,
Of ore shipped, the number of men en-
ployed, the average wages for different
kinds Of work, the number Of accidents.
cidents, and such other Information in
relation to the subject of mines and
mining inspection as he may deem of
proper interest and beneficial tot to the min min.
shall be included in the biennial report Of
the state commissioner Of la bor.
Sec. II. ANY owner, operator or agent
provisions Of this act shall be deemed
guilty Of a gross misdemeanor and for
each offense upon onviction shall be
or more than Ave hundred dollars.
Sec IT, Any Inspector of mines ap-
pointed hereunder failing to comply with
the requirements Of this act shall be
conviction thereof shall be fined not less
than one hundred or more than one thou
sand dollars and be dismissed from office,
remove him from. ONCE for neglect Of
duty, drunkenness, tncompetency, NAL
feasance in Office and other good cause:
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved April ID, 1905.
CHAPTER 18TH. F. NO. e7e.
AN ACT relating to parks and parkways
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Minnesota:
after ier'i located t in any county Of the state
now or hereafter having a population ex-
ceeding two hundred and twenty-five
Thousand (225oo@ Inhabitants ant T. is hereby b;
commissioners. and to acquire, govern
and administer lands for parks and park
ways by proceedings IN the manner pro-
The city council Of such. village may
erai election or at any special election
U %hetSer tor to adopt the Of this
Of which shall be as follows:
For a park and parkway system and
the election of a board OF park commits
sions.
No
Those voting in the affirmative shall
make a cross after tho word Yes" and
those voting In the negative after the
word mo- If majority Of the votes
cast upon that question are in the af !;
he deemed to be adopted. otherwise not
The village council shall at the said
election provide for the election Of three
park commissioners, and prescribe the
1anaral aIectinn law II the nrnxisions