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SatlSled that such securities are worth
one hundred thousand dollars (S1OO 0OOl.
No deposit shall be required in this state
while the said deposit, so certified, re-
mains.
consistent herewith are hereby re nes 81,
Sec g. This act shall take effect and
be IN force from and after it's passage.
| Approved April 10, 1905.
CHAPTER 1925. F. NO. s3s.
AN ACI TO authorize county commits
sloners to allow, the county superin-
cases where the salary of the county
superintendent of schools does not ex-
ceed fourteen hundred dollars Isl, 400
Be it enacted by the LEGISLATURE of the
State of Minnesota:
section l. That in all counties in this
superintendent of schools does not eX-
coed the sum of fourteen hundred Isl, 4OO)
collars per oa annum the board of county
allow such superintendent a reasonable
sum for travelling expenses and expenses
OF Keeping one team, but the expenses so
alloWe ed shall not in the aggregate, ex-
ceed the sum Of two hundred and fifty
t$2oO) dollars in any year. The provisions
OF this act shall apply to counties where
the compensation of the superintendent
is fixed by. special act, as well as when
the same is established by general law.
Sec. 2. The county superintendent may
hold county institutes. for teachers in
d1fferent- parts of the county not to ex-
coed five 90 such Institutes in any one
"a year, and the county commissioners
shall allow bills for personal expenses for
SAID county superintendent in holding
such institutes not to exceed the sum Of
fifty dollars (S5O00) in any one G) year
Sec. 8. Nothing in this act shall be
l2Oo) Of the General Laws of Minnesota
for the year 1903 or chapter three hun
dred and ninety-eight (39S) of the Cen
Sec l. This act shall TT take le erect afsr h and
be, in force from and after its passage
Approved April Is, 1905.
CHAPTER 1875. F. NO. 3s5.
AN ACT to amend chapter 81 of the
Laws of 1901 relating to public schools
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section !; That the first proviso of sec
| ton one %, chapter three hundred seven
ty-one ;(37D, of the Laws of Ninteen
hundred and One Q9OD, be amended SO
Provided that when the territory of the
district or districts to be affected by such
lorna ton alteration consolidation or set
ting off Of any freebooter from one dis
trict and attaching him to another con
s1sts of parts of two or more counties, the
petition shall be in duplicate or more, as
the case may be. and one presented to the
commissioners of each of such counties,
who shall severally proceed to hear the
petition in the manner directed; that to
erect the formation, alteration, consol1-
SlIioil oL SeILHlS OIL Oh any freehOlder
from one district and attaching him to
another, in such petition desired, shall
require the concurrent action Of the COM
mlssloners of each of such counties. The
determination of the commissioners of
each county shall be entered upon their
records In the several counties by the
! several county auditors, who shall file
the copies thereof with the clerks of the
districts affected thereby in their respec-
1--WE counties in the manner directed, and
also with the county auditors in each Of
the counties petitioned
Provided further, that whenever the for.
rltofy OF such district in either of said
counties has an assessed valuation of NOT
less than fifty thousand dollars $3.50, O0O),
ana has resident therein not less than If.
teen q5) children Of school age. the
county commissioners 'of either county
may organize that part of such district
Sing IN their county into a separate
scnool district, or consolidate the same
with an adjoining district in the same
county. 'e'iilo
Provided that. this act shall only apply
TO counties having population Of 2S5 9n0
or more and counties adjoining thereto
sec. 2 That in case any division of a
s SCI district is made under this act
Inc G c1Hinty commissioners of the counties
divide and apportion property of such dis
t tflct IN proportion to the assessed valua-
ton thereof. 'l
Sec. B. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passae 9i'o
Approved April 10, 1905
AN A GG;H 81 aP1,I3Is 1s4-s. F, NO. 451.
sions for disabled and retired na pi
matrons in cities now or hereafter pb ba W
ing population of 10000 inha bitants
a ana iprov1a an; :, for fund out of which
PENSIONS snail be paid in accordance
with chapter 159 of the General Laws
OF l9o3: as subsequently amended hv
II. f. No. $40, 1905 ny
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature of tho
state or Minnesota.
section /. In every city in this state
now or hereafter having a population of
over p 9 w. inhabitants where there is or
may DC created police pension fund
governed and managed by a police pen
sion board in accordance with the pro
VISIONS 12I 90 Of 1oo chapter 100 of the General
by H. f. No 542, 1905 such police nen-
sion board are hereby further author
lzed TO make further provisions for
c1reatng pensions for disabled and re-
tired police matrons in said cities
Sec. 2. That every paid municina1
police department now existing or which
may hereafter be organized may and are
hereby authorized, in addition to the
provisions contained in chapter 159 of the
General Laws of 1908 as amended by Fl
f. No; 542, 1905, to provide and permit
ana allow said police pension board SO in
corporated Or so organized to pay out of
and from any funds it may have re-
ce1ved from the State of Minnesota or
from any other source a service pension,
>~ASNSS@tieo,
per month to each police matron who
shall have arrived at the age of AZ
years or more and shall have done active
service as police matron for a period of
ten years or more in the police DEPART
1nent OF such city in which such pension
board shall be SO organized or who hay-
ing been disabled physically or mentally
while In the performance of her duties as
such police matron SO as to render necL
essary her retirement from active service
as police matron may be placed upon the
pension list of said association and shall
receive such pension as above provided as
though the same were provided for in the
articles of incorporation or, constitution
and bylaws Of said association.
Sec. 8. The pension authorized by this
act shall not be paid to any police
matron while drawing salary in any
amount from said police department.
Sec. 4. Each and every of the pro
visions of chapter 159 of the Laws of 1909
as amended by H. F. No. 542, 1905, are
hereby made subject to the provisions of
this act for the purpose of allowing all
police matrons in cities of 10000 in
habitants and over to obtain the same
privileges and benefits as disabled and re-
tired policemen in such cities.
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
Approved April Is. 1905
CHAPTER 1866. F. NO. $50
AN ACT to provide for printing, binding.
publishing and distributing the Revised