St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-10

board, and for such persons as may be
declared insane while confined in any
per:al institution. or who may be found
It shall supervise manage the same
as in the case of other state hospitals or
asylums.
= Sec 9s. e. Whenever n person. confined ;e
IN the state prison or n other penal In
st1tution In the state is alleged to be
insane, the warden or other person In
charge shall forthwith notify the state
prisoner to be examined BY the probate
court OF the county where he is con-
nned. as In the case of other insane per-
sons; In case he is found to be insane,
the court to the state asylum for the
dangerous insane, there to be kept and
maintained as in the case Of other in
sane persons. II. in the Judgment Of the
superintendent, his sanity is restored be-
fore the period of his commitment to the
penal institution has expired. he shall be
removed by the state board Of control,
to the Institution whence he came, and
there complete the period Of his sentence.
Sec. 8. Whenever any convict is dis
charged from the asylum for the danger
insane. he shall receive the same al
lowances in money, clothing and other
wise which he would have received lax
he remained at the Institution from
which he was received. and the expend-
lures in his behalf shall be made out Of
the same fund. While he is at said asy-
lum. he shall be clothed and supported
as are other insane patients.
Sec. q. Whenever any criminal shall
pc transferred to said asylum, the orig
inal warrant of his commitment to the
Jena institution shall be sent with him
and returned to the penal. institution upon
thereof shall b. preserved at the penal
institution.
Sec. s.. A prisoner who is removed or
returned under this act shall be held in
returned in accordance with the terms
OF MS original sentence, unless sooner
discharged. and the period for which he
IS removed shall be counted as a part
OF the term of the confinement.
sec. g.. Whenever any person under in
d1ctment or information and before trial
thereon. shall be found to be insane, an
IDIOT, or an imbecile and to have homi-
trial. OF any person. on an Indictment or
information, such person hall be found
TO pc insane. an idiot, or an imbecile and
to have homicidal tendencies. the court
Is filed shall forthwith commit such per-
son to said asylum for the dangerous in
sane for safekeeDing and treatment. and
such person shall be received and cared
ne shall be returned to the court from
which he was received, there to be dealt
with according to law.
Sc. 4. Whenever any inmate of a state
hospital or ASYLUM for the insane or the
school for feeble-minded and colony for
epileptics, Is found by the state board Of
control to have homicidal tendencies, or
to be under sentence or indictment or in
formation. he shall be transferred by the
Doard to said asylum for the dangerous
insane for safekeeping and treatment.
fr see; x 3: ANY d inmate may CORRESPOND
ernor and with the state board Of control
or any member. thereof.
Sec. y. All acts and parts Of acts incon-
Cfnr hA~orySk1 --~
Sec. 10. This act shall take 1ep effect and
Approved April %, 1907.
CHAPTER $685.. F. NO. Al.
AN T.. 1 ACT ,o to amend section "a, Revised
and expenses of county attorney.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota:
amended so as to read as follows:
section 574; The county board may
set apart yearly a sum not exceeding
$1,000 as a contingent fund for defraying
necessary expenses not especially pro
v!1ded for by law, in preparing and try
ing criminal cases and in conducting in
S@estigations by the grand jury. Ali dis
bursements from such FUND shall he male
upon written request of the count at
signed by a judge Of the district court
Any balance remaining at the end of the
year shall be transferred to the revenue
Iund; and the board may also allow
itemized n verified claims for the
n nee expense Pc Of the county attor-
for stationery. telegraph and telephone
charges and postage.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
be IN force from and after its passage.
Approved April %, 1907.
CHAPTER 34O-s. F.. NO. 42O.
AN ACT pertaining to the board for the
investment Of the school, university and
other trust funds.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature of the
I. State of Minnesota:
Section l. The board to nave charge of
the Investment of the money and securi-
permanent university and other perma-
nent trust funds Of the State Of Mime
sofa. shall consist of the chief Justice of
the messy supreme 81 tse court: president Of board of
governor shall be .ex-of1cio president of
SAID ba xa board, and the state auditor shall
officers. the governor. treasurer and
auditor. are hereby authorized to act in
an matters pertaining. to- loans made
districts in this state, under the proyi-
S 5%r! @ chapter L: Revised Laws of
a unanimous vote of the entire board Of
required. N rs
Sec. 2. All acts or parts of acts in
realed.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and
be. In force from and after It's passage.
Approved April %, 1907.
CHAPTER 341-S. F. NO. 425.
AN ACT to amend section 1895 Of the
Revised Laws Of 1905. relating to ex-
aminations by the state high school
Be It enacted by the legislature o, the
State Of Minnesota: "'
Section 1. That section 1896 Of the Re-
vlsed Laws of 1905, be amended to read
"1396-Assistants-He may appoint as
slstants. not to exceed one for each town
ship. and shall designate the points Mt
when such examinations are to be held,
not net, TO exceed ed n for each township. The
ASSISTANTS shall report the result OF tha
examinations to him. and he shall in like
manner report to the board. Such assist
ants It's shall j. be paid by the county at the
sarily occupied in such examinations."
Sec. 2. This act to take effect and he
In force from and after its passage.
Approved April q. 1907.
AM CH G!A s42-s. F. NO. 454.
and six dos of the lRS Revised 91 T,a w nun 1aoS
entitled ":Jails, Lockups and Juvenile
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Minnesota: ~
Section I. That section five thousand
four. hundred and ninety six (5496) Of the
Rey1sed Laws Of Minnesota for the veal
lows: " "
1896. In every county of more than
SSV9o inhabitants, a probation officer
snall be appointed by the district Judges
Of said county. Such officer may appoint
one or moro IDENTITIES c,,h;oo+ *