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

tion 1910, Revised Laws, 1905, relating
to prosecutions by the dairy and food
commissions"
IS State II ea of c Min1 by the Legislature Of the
: s e,a t Q , ]; That section ITO, Revised
amSnd Of a9os s. be e and and the 9 s same is hereby
Section 1779. In ali prosecutions under
this chapter, and in all prosecutions
under other laws which the dairy and
food Commissioners is authorized to en-
force, the costs thereof shall be paid and
collected as in other criminal cases; but
all fines collected shall be paid into the
state treasury. and be added, together
commissioner. to the appropriation made
rent year"
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
u Appr 1SIsi A llom So a5o 1877 aJ!er It's passage
AN ACT to legalize and validate con-
tracts heretofore entered into with, and
c-onveyances made to, or by; foreign
which failed to comply with charters
sixty-nine (69) and seventy COS, Laws
Gs99l. being sections 1888, 2ss9 and $500,
med1ately, upon the passage Of said law,
and which corporations ave now COM
pIt aed With said act, by paving INTO the
s ssada d FGasury the minimum fee Of fifty
have received from the secretary Of
state a certificate that said corpora
lions have complied with the laws Of
busine ssatf tbe aga are authorized to do
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Minnesota:
us Section l: That any and all contracts
from, any foreign corporation. having
no capita! stock, and now or hereafter
q doing business in this state. which has
sixty-nine (69) and Seventy GN Of Gen.
eral Laws Of the State of Minnesota for
the 1eo year Te a6o> eighteen hundred and ninety
nine QS99), now known as sections 1888.
2SS9 and 1880. Revised Laws of Minneso-
ia, 1910, relating to the admission of for
tgn corporations to do business in this
paid by such corporation, and has paid
into the state treasury the minimum fee
ct fifty $500 dollars; provided for BY
sa1d law and obtained from the
corporation has complied with the laws
OF the state IN this respect, and is
authorized u to DO business in this state,
dated, and all such contracts are hereby
made valid, and enforceable by or against
any such corporation, as fully and to the
b Sa%e ,m am5eat as # such ~; corporation
thereof. Provided, that at the time Of
maksinsg Of such contract or conveyance
to transact business therein.
Sec. 2. This act shall not apply to any
action now pending in the State Of Mime
tracts or c%onveyances are called in cues
ton, on account of the failure Of any
such corporation soone tt comply with
such law. Will
+, Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and
be. in force from and after its passage.
Approved April 25. 1907.
CHAPTER 42s-S. F. NO. ia.
AN ACT relative to the raising and float
Ing OF submerged, sunken or buried logs
and other timber in the waters or the
viding a lien therefor and amendatory
Of chapter SO, Revised Laws 1905.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota: -
Laws 1905, be n is amended by in
sorting, between sections 1855 and 3536 of
s shs1, G ina I've new seetions which
and shall read as follows:
..S5S5a. Any person desiring to raise OF
foat any submerged, buried or sunken
10 SO or 6, other timber in 9e owned by him in any
dered or DISTRACTED in so doing by the
logs or timber Of another, and any per-
son whose logs are sunken.. buried or
those Of another as to make It difticult
to raise or float his own without RAISING
and floating all: and who shall nave fled
IN the ofhce OF the surveyor, general of
the log lumber district wherein such
logs or timber is situate a pond in the
amount and with sureties approved by
such surveyor general conditioned thai
ment of any lien he may have thereon,
deliver to the owners thereof at the near,
est convenient place of separation. or the
nearest advantageous market, all sub
merged, buried or sunken logs raised or
f1oated by him In pursuance hereof, or in
case such delivery, be not SO demanded.
pay to the owner therefor, in pursuance Of
section, and who shall from time to time
renew such bond or give such additional
bono as said surveyor general shall re-
quire. may raise and float all such OBJ
his own and transport the same to some
safe point where the same may be con-
veniently sorted and separated or advan-
lien upon the logs or timber so raised or
floated for the reasonable value Of his
services in raising and floating the same,
which shall be asserted and enforced as
timber. Any person who shall convert to
his own use any logs or timber Of an
other upon which he has a lien under the
the owner thereof, shall be liable to thhse
owner Of the logs or timber SO converted
for the f,1ll value thereof at the time Of
amount Of such lien and payment Of the
amount of such liability shall be full
compensation for all logs Or timber so
converted.
"3535b. Every person who shall engage
in raising or floating logs or timber un-
ger the provisions OF 553oa shall cause all
logs n other timber raised or 1doated
ing or foating by the surveyor general
Of the log and lumber district within
piece of timber so raised a suitable ios
mark, which mark shall only be used on
logs or timber so raised or foated. The
1 gnrysyor disgt saisFa abs IF the proper p nd log and q
by deputy at the raising and floating Of
such logs or timber. and promptly Scale
the same. recording the size, kind. and
such service said surveyo general shall
receive in addition to all fees now al
lowed by law the further sum Of five dol
provisions hereof, n such fees shall be
paid by the person so employing him
and shal be taken and held to be a part
logs and timber.
Provided, however, that no such work
shall be performed within the limits OF
any operating boom company ]organized
except under the supervision and direc-
ton of some representative of the boom
company within whose limits such wors
Sec. 2. This act Shall take effect and be
Approved April 25. 1907.
CHAPTER 429-s. F. NC. 715.
AN ACT to exempt a candidate WHO has
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