St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07
w%oodchucks. rattlesnakes. crows or

Or woodchucks. rattlesnakes. crows or
The resolution may be made to cover
may be annually renewed. but it shall
have force and effect only during the cal
endar year in which it was adopted or
The bounty shall in no Ease exceed five
cents for each pocket gopher: three
cents FOR each common gopher or ground
hha og. oT wd a5desn cents aft for ce saeh fe gro eaeh
blackbirds killed during the months Of
dA dgan Ma ~, and nd June, and five cents vs., a
August, September and October; and ten
cents for each crow killed between May
Is and June Is. and between August 10
Sec. 2. That section 24o3 Of the Re-
vased Laws 1908, be amended so as to
mails, reptiles and birds shall be produced
to the chairman of the town board of the
s to si1 where tney, were killed, and if he
within the designated territory, and by
the person producing them, he shall GER
tify to the county auditor the number OF
each kind so killed; and the auditor shall
treasurer for the amount the claimant is
entltled to receive under the resolution:
or the Claimant may produce such bodies
o.N SVAuClICS W Luc duOllOF ulTSCL.
The official to whom such bodies are
produced shall Immediately cause the re-
moyal of one foot from each animal and
bro, and the rattlers from the rattle
snake.
Any town board may also offer a bounty
TOT the destruction Of blackbirds n
ADOPT rules for the payment thereof.
also offer a bounty for the destruction
Of the animals, birds and reptiles de-
scr'ped IN this act, and adopt rules for
the payment thereof, which bounty so Of
Tered by a township may be in addition
70 any bounty which may be offered by
the BOARD Of county commissioners.
sec. 2. This act shall take effect n
De IN rorce from and after its passage.
Approved March 6, 1903.
CHAPTER 40-H. f. NO. 1884.
AN ACT relating to mineral and mineral
lands lying beneath the waters OF
nMnarsh;n public lakes: DECLARING the
vldlng for the safekeeping and invest
ment of the funds arising from the sale,
or other disposition thereof.
BE 1T enacted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section L. That all iron ores n other
minerals on, in or under lands within
this state, which lie beneath the waters
long to the state, together with the right
TO enter upon such lands and explore for
ana NINE and remove such iron ore and
SsANA LIZ LII tlldt IIC SIdIc iO"
has, and since it's organization has had,
the right to sell, lease or otherwise use or
dispose of such mineral lands and such
as any other mineral lands, ores
or minerals belonging to the state, and
that the title of the state to such iron ore
or other minerals, together with the right
to explore for, mine or remove the same,
shall not be affected by the subsequent
drying up of such lakes or rivers.
Sec. 2. Applications for. mineral leases
and . contra orc nnry nnnGfn- on1 m flo
in the land department Of the state audi
tors office shall not be recognized as
valid or EXISTING by reason of anything
Sec. 3. The principal Of all funds de-
rived from the sale or other disposition
Of such minerals and lands so situate
shall forever be preserved invjolate and
vested as the swamp land fund of the
state is now invested. n the proceeds
arising therefrom shall be paid into the
state see road rh n bridge gso fund d. eo and
be In force from and after it's passage.
Approved March 6, 1909.
CHAPTER 6O-H. F. NO. 1893.
AN ACT relating to the assessment and
or hereafter having a population Of
10000 inhabitants or more, and to pro-
vide for the construction, repair and
maintenance Of roads in the towns Of
SuCll COullllCS, uuUcI IuS ulItCllO1 dIlu
Supervision Of the town boards of such
towns.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State Of Minnesota:
state now having, or which shall! here
after have, a population of 10000 in
habitants or more, there shall hereafter
g 10 ta S'g1W herea 5aeGr a asssssed f BY the he
township board of supervisors shal be
paid in cash and shall be expended under
the supervision and direction of the town
board.
Sec. 2. In all towns in such counties
no 'overseer Of highways shall be elected
v1sors of each town in such counties shall
appoint not less h one a. or more
thar four az overseers Of highways for
their respective towns, which overseers
shall hold office during the pleasure Of
said town boards, and shall, under the
direction of the town boards of their re-
spective towns. have supervision Of the
all highways and bridges under the con-
troll Of the town board Of their respective
towns.
sse: rs 8; Each G I'VE; sama 50 a4R}po'nt ted
his services such sum as may be. fxed
by the town board. not to exceed the sum
Of two and one-half dollars (s2:50 per
.pefforman nc Of Of his duties. VIC
Sec. 4. Chapter 25s. Laws 1901; chap
ter 100, Laws 1903; chapter 151, Laws
1906, and all other acts and parts of acts,
in so far as the same are inconsistent
with the provisions Of this act, are hereby
repealed.
Sec. S. This act h take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage.
Approved March 6, 1909.
CHAPTER 51-s. F. NO. 800.
AN ACT to exempt members of the
Legislature during the session thereof.
from attendance In court.
State of Minnesota:
Section l. No member Of the Legisla-.
ture shall be compelled to attend as a
witness in any court Of this state during
the session of the Legislatures; unless the
court in which the action is pending upon
showing shall otherwise order,
and no cause or proceeding, civil or GRIM
inal, in which a member Of the Legisla-
ture is a party, attorney whose retainer
the beginning of the Legislative
session or necessary witness shall. be
tried during such session of the Legisla-
ture, but shall be continued until the
shall have adjourned, unless
upon sufficient showing. shall otherwise
Such member Of the Legislature
may, with the consent Of the body of
he Is a member, waive such priv
ilege, and in such case such cause may
tried in its regular order.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved March 10, 1909.
CHAPTER b2-S. F. NO. IL.
AN ACT to prohibit any school board of
any public school in any city having a
population of twenty thousand or more
inhabitants, to use basement rooms for
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