New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-24

dollai per annuna one deputy and one
settlement clerk who shall be paid the
sum of twelve hundred dollars per an
mum each; three counter deputies who
shall be paid the sum of eleven hundred
dollars per annum: five general clerks
sand dollars per annum each.
Sec. 4. That section eight ~ of chap
t te, t G hundred and si1ty-five $3.50 Of
as to read as follows:
Sec. g.. The county attorney shall app
point and employ one assistant, known as
nrSt assistant county attorney who shall
be paid the sum Of twenty-four hundred
dollars per annum; one assistant who
snail be known as second assistant and
attorney for county commissioners who
snail receive salary of two thousand
Two hundred dollars per annum; one as
sistant who shall be known as third as
eighteen hundred dollars per annum; one
assistant who shall be known as the
fourth assistant who. shall receive a SAL
airy OF fourteen hundred dollars per an.
mum; one stenograpter who shall receive
a salary Of seven hundred and twenty
dollars per annum.
three hundred and sixty-five 1850 of the
General Laws of 1903 be amended SO as
to read as follows:
Sec. 10. The register of deeds shall APP
point and employ one chief deputy who
shall be paid fifteen hundred dollars per
annum; one second deputy who shall be
p1lo ollO IuOuSdliQ uOlldrS per dn0uIn,
one indeXer who shall be paid nine hun
dred dollars per annum: one chief COM
parer who shall be paid ten hundred dol
who shall be paid seven hundred and
twenty dollars per annum; one assistant
lndexer ana comparer who shall be paid
seven hundred dollars per annum; one
vault clerk who shall be paid nine hum
dred dollars per annum.
Sec. t., That section fourteen (14) of
chapter three hundred and sixty-five $500
n~o1 a of1 No rIoI
so as to read as folloWs:
sec. "a: me county surveyor shall APP
point and employ two deputies who shall
hundred and fifty dollars per anrlum each,
and each of whom shall be- required in
addition to the services to be performed
tain team and to pay his own travelling
expenses within said county while in the
performance of his official duties assigned
to him as such; one clerk who shall be
paid the sum Of one thousand dollars per
annum.
Sec T.. That section sixteen (6) of
of the, General Laws Of 1903 be amended
SO as to read as follows:
Sec. 16. The county treasurer shall ap-
Shall be paid the sum Of one Thousand
eight hundred dollars per annum; one
deputy who shall have charge Of the
shall be paid the sum of Eth, thirteen teen hun Mile
dred dollars per annum; four statement
clerks who shall be paid the sum Of one
cashier or teller Who shall be paid the
sum of one thousand dollars per annum;
one boolkkeeper who shall be paid the
one accountant who shall be paid the
sum of nine hundred dollars per annum.
Sec. s.. That section twenty (20) of
of the General Laws of 1908 be amended
SO sa as e to read nda as id dollo W ro+
point and employ one clerk of court who
shall be paid the sum of twenty-five hun
dred dollars per annum. one deputy clerk
OF court who shall be paid the sum Of
thirteen hundred, dollars per annum;. and
four general clerks who shall be paid the
sum of one thousand dollars per annum
each The judge of probate and clerk of
probate court shall charge the same fees
for his services as are now or may here
after be allowed by law, and all such fees
SO charged and collected in said office
shall be paid into the county treasury.
provided for shall be paid out of any
moneys in the county treasury not other
wise appropriated.
Sec. 10. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after April 1st, 1905.
Approved April IL. 1905.
CHAPTER 166-H. F. NO. $50.
AN ACT to provide for the appointment
of inspectors of mines in counties of
this state, to prescribe their powers and
Duties. and to provide for their com
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota:
Section 1. That the board of commits
sioners Of any county in this state where
there are at least five mines situate and
in operation is hereby authorized and di-
rected on or before the first day of July,
who shall hold office for the term Of three
years or until his successor is appointed
and qualified for the purpose of dis
charging the duties hereinafter pre-,
travelling expenses of such inspector and
provide for the payment Of the same,
and to remove such inspector and APP
the judgment Of said board the best in
terests of the owners and employees of
such mines may SO require, and to fill
vacancies arising from any other cause
than removal
Sec. 2. Such Inspector Of mines shall be
at least twenty-five years of age, a citi-
zen of the State of Minnesota and a
resident of the county wherein he is APP
pointed, shall be Of good moral character
and temperate habits, and shall have had
previous to his appointment practical ex-
perience as miner or otherwise engaged
as an employe in mines of the state at
least six years, or a mining engineer
having had previous to his appointment
in iron mines and iron mining and hay
ing had at least one years such expert
ence in this state. He shall not while in
office IN any way be interested as an
engineer of any mine. He shall make his
residence or have his office in the mining
district of the county for which he is
appointed. The salary of the inspector of
mines shall he such sum as shall be fixed
by the board of county commissioners,
not exceeding two thousand dollars per
annum, and he shall in addition be al
lowed actual travelling expenses not ex-
ceeding three hundred dollars in any one
year. He shall file with the county
auditor an itemized account Of his ex-
penses every three months, verified by
his affidavit. showing that they. have
cial duties. He shall, before entering
! upon the discharge Of the duties Of his
office, take an oath before some person
authorized by law to administer oaths
that he will support the Constitution OF
the United States and the Constitution
of the State Of Minnesota and that he
will faithfully, impartial1y and to the
best Of his ability, discharge the duties
of his office, and he shall file certificate
of his having done SO in the office OF
the auditor Of the county for which he
is appointed, and he shall also give a
bond payable to said board of commits
dollars, with good and sufficient sureties
to be approved by the board Of county
! commissioners of the county for which
he is appointed, conditioned that he viii
faithfully discharge the duties Of his
| office, and said bond shall be filed with
| the county auditor of such county
| Sec. 3. The duties Of the inspector OF
| mines shall be to visit all the workine
| mines of his county at least once II
| every ninety days and oftener If re
| quested 50 to do as hereinafter provided
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