The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-04-30
annulment of common school district,

Be 1t enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section !. Any common school district
which is unable to raise by taxation at
least three hundred dollars $4,000 for the
support of each school in said district by
levying the maximum tax rate allowed by
law FOR that purpose. may be dissolved.
annulled and discontinued by the county
board petition requesting the taking Of
such action shall be presented to said
county board and shall contain correct
district, the number of persons residing
therein, the names and ages of all chill
dren of school age residing therein. the
total assessed valuation of all property
within said district. and request that such
district be dissolved. annulled and discon-
tinued. Such petition shall be signed by
majority of the freeholders qualified to vote
Tor school officers in said district. and be-
lore being presented to the county board
tendent of schools If such petition meets
with ms approval, and it shall also be ap-
pr See ey the the. county board of education.
petltion approved aforesaid, the county
board shall designate time for hearing the
the manner provided by law for notice in
case OF the formation of the school dis
Sec 8. At such hearing the board shall
act IN a manner similar to the action pro-
v tl by law for the formation of dis
IN o IL. ana any person aggrieved may appeal
Sec 4. If said petition is granted by
s the county board, then said school district
snaH from that time cease to exist and
all of the territory thereof ana the schools
previously conducted by it shall then come
Of education of said county. and shall
thereafter be managed by said county board
e o., eoa aas in the same manner as IL
saiu district had never been organized
And it shall be the duty of the officers Of
sag sa1 vacated school district to forthwith
ty all of the books and records of said
school district, and to the county treasurer
an OF the moneys and school funds in it's
Sec s. All incurred and outstanding OBJ
lsations OF any district so discontinued
and vacated shall be and remain a charge
upon the property formerly within said
district to the same effect as If said dis
t had not been discontinued, and the coun-
.ne , taxable property within the limits of
said former school district a sufficient levy.
i nUs 70 exceed the maximum provided by
iaw Tor the cancellation and liquidation OF
such outstanding Indebtedness such lew to
t pe Lhaae year after year until said entire
Indebtedness is cancelled and extinguished.
ana the amount levied by the county board
Oh education upon all taxable property in
t tine territory shall be levied
FORMER school district in addition to the
amount so levied by said auditor and in
the taxable property in said county ou tpSs
UT organized school districts
o, sec. 0. This act shall not apply to any
b county or counties not having county
2oard OF education provided by chapter
10. General Laws. 1907.
approved April "a, 1909.
- CHAPTER 501-H. F. NO GAO
AN ACT to amend section / OF chapter AK
OF OF the General Laws of 1907, relating to
taking. use and transportation of game and
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
OF Minnesota: e
tn SECTION l. That section 1. chapter BIS, of
amsnded so as to read as follows:
bersS section on l; It shall be unlawful and is
t neEeoy PROMPTED MP to take. or attempt to
by angling or trolling with hook and line.
o or by use of licensed set lines or for the
superintendent of fisheries OF his duIy auo
th agents or taking rough fish by
first having complied with all the reoui Te.
m me- OF this act. The state game and
tRerefop ssae to s an1 application
set use and operate seines and pound nets
OF OF not more than one and one-haif inch bar
more than one and one-haif inch ' bar 81 back Js
t tb the Tot, tan hoop and gill nets of not less
with four foot hoop front, twenty-one inch
tan hoop, not more than fifteen feet in
one-half inch bar between throats. and one
ana one-auarter inch bar between fish hooks;
from June 1st to April list of the following
year, in that part of St. Croix River known
sippi River known as Lake Pepin ne and mIsI tbs
t.aa line between the State of Minn es
sofa and Wisconsin. for the purpose of catch
Ing and taking. all fish except pike of any
variety. bass of any variety, perch sunfsh
three pounds. round or undressed weight
such nets shall not be set used and oper-
vided, and then only in compliance with
such rules and regulations are or may
may be licensed for use in said waters ' fes
catching catfish and sturgeon only. A metal
tag shall saa be furnished by the state game
yards or fraction thereof of set lines SO IL
censed, but no more than ten such tags
tag shall also be furnished for each two
thousand feet of gill net or fraction thereof.
leads. five hundred feet of seine or frac-
tion thereof. fyke. hoop. bait turtle net
Every licensee shall Immediately return
to the water from which the same have
been taken all fish above enumerated when
supervision or control and the possession of
said fish by said licensee shall be deemed
this act u
:, Licenses issued under the provisions of
April succeeding the date Of their issu-
ance. and shall not be transferable.
ana any who shall desire to set use
the provisions of this act shall make -ap-
pllcat1on to the state game and fish commits
sion therefor upon blanks to be furnished by
them. and shall accompany such applica-
each two thousand (2,Ooo) feet of gill net
each seven hundred (7oo) feet ' Of pound net net
leaders or fraction thereof, with one pound
and for each additional pound shall pay an
additional fee of FIVE ($5.00) dollars two
$4,000 dollars for each two (20O) hundred
lineal feet of seine or fraction thereof. or
for each fyke or hoop net; one (s1.0O) dol
dollar for each one thousand (1.000) yards
of set line or fraction thereof Each appi-
cation shall also be accompanied by twenty
quired.
Before any such license shall be issued the
applicant shall execute and deliver to the
ming to the State of Minnesota in the sum
Of two hundred $4,000 dollars. with two Sc
curities conditioned that If the applicant
ply with all of the requirements of this
act and the rules and regulations which are,
or may hereafter be prescribed by law said
remain in full force Each such surety
shall be worth at least the of two
hundred (s2oo) dollars in property in this
state over and above all debts and liabilities,
and property exempt by law from sale by
The state game and fish commissioners
Of all licenses issued under this section, and
all moneys received for same shall be paid
to the state treasurer and credited to the
Licensees operating nets under the pro-
visions Of this act are hereby permitted to
construct temporary fish ponds for the pur-
can be marketed provided that fish so taken
may be shipped to points within or without
this state at any time in any quantity.
provisions Of this act shall be guilty of
thereof, forfeit his bond. and be punished by