The Ely miner., 1909-04-30

duly Incorporated firemen's relief asso
ciation of such village or city. II there
is one organized with the consent OF the
governing body of such municipality. to
gether with all penalties and interest col
lected thereon; but II there is no hre
mems relief association so organized II
association resign, be dissolved or re-
moved, or any successor of such asso'
citation resign. be removed or has here
tofore resigned or has been removed a.
trustee Of such money, then the treas.
urer Of such municipality shall keep the
money in a special fund to be disbursec
ac aey fer hs tst the Hge OF
council OF any village or city. in this
state which now has or hereafter may
have a population of less than $4,000 In
powered, when in its discretion 1t deems
1t necessary or desirable so to do. to levy
on the taxable property of such village
or city, an additional amount i5, not not TO a, ex'
tional tax to be collected and disburset
Sec. 2. The board Of trustees of every
firemen's relief association of this state
shall be composed of the following per
sons, to wit: four trustees elected an
nually by. such firemen's relief from Its
sna sS as0 o sns tho ocer.
of the municipality In which the relief
association Is located, viz: the mayor OF
president. the recorder or clerk, the
liCdoul dtllQ tuc Clllcl VI lIC AiiO
partment thereof, and any such board OF
trustees Of a duly Incorporated relief as,
ISOLATION shall have exclusive control anc
management Of all funds receved py is h5s
treasurer under the provisions or TINS
act. and all moneys or property donatea,
given, granted or devised for the beneht
Of said funds, and the funds received
kept in a special fund on the books OF
the secretary and treasurer OF said as
ISOLATION and shall never be dispursed
for any purpose Eor tSs rsef Of SICK
injured and disabled members OF any fire
department in such village or city; (2nd9
For the payment Of pensions TO disaoieo
firernen and the widows and orphans OF
firemen; Ord For the payment of pen
sions to retired firemen pursuant TO the
laws Of the state. Provided. that the
from dues, fines, initiation fees. and en-
tertainments shall be kept in fund
called the general fund. and may be dis
bursed for any purpose authorized py tne
said association. Provided. further, that
said relief ASSOCIATION is hereby author
lied and empowered to invest It's FUNDS
securities as the council of the village
or city in which such organization is
located shall, from time to time. autnor-
ize. Provided. further, that none ,dne OF 5ne
herein shall be paid to any fremens re-
lief association, or other trustee or ON
Ger, except the treasurer Of the munic-
ipaiity wherein the same is levied. un-
less such firemen's relief association, or
the treasurer thereof or trustee autnor-
lied to receive the same. shall file bond
with the city clerk or village reeoroer; .,as as
approved by the common council. or other
governing body of such municipality. In
double the amount received by virtue
hereof and shall from time TO Llme,
whenever required by such council OF
other governing body of such municipal
ity, file new or ADDITIONAL BOND con-
ditioned to safely keep all of said money aey
purposes authorized by this. act.
Sec. 8. This act shall take enect aa ano
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved April II. l9O9.
CHAPTER 1855. F. NO. 123.
AN ACT to regulate the conduct OF IL
censed saloons and bar-rooms, ana re-
quiring same to exclude minors, m
inmates of a poor or almshouse and
persons under guardianship.
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the
State Of Minnesota:
drinker, habitua1 drunkard, inmate of a
guardianship, shall be allowed in any
room where Intoxicating LIQUOR Is sori
beverage, after written notice upon the
licensee or his agent by parent. huspand,
wife, child guardian, master or employ
er of such minority. intempera.e udinn uTil,n-
ship, or in the case of an intemperate
or habitual drunkard after written notice
by the mayor, chief OF ponce, se 1udse of ef
the council Of the municipality In which
such Incorporate drinker or habitual
drunkard resides, or member OF the
county board OF the county IN wnicn sueh sue,
perate drinker or habitual drunkard re-
sides, and, within one year after such
notice in case Of an inmate OF poor or
almshouse, incorporate drinker or habit
ual drunkard, and in other cases during the
continuance of the minority or guardian
ship. Any violation of this act shall be
punished by a fine of not less than
yyndred dGhss Soars $50 @ or %0rf by p
onment in the county jail for not less
than thirty 900 days, nor more than
ninety (90) days
Sec. q This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage.
Approved April II, 1909.
CHAPTER 1875. F. NO. 211
AN ACT for the equipment and main
laboratory at the College of Agricul-
ture, prescribing the duties thereof and
appropriating. money therefor.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature OF the
Section 1. That there shall be equip
ped and maintained under the direction
and authority Of the board OF regents OF
building now situated upon the campus
of the Agricultural College at. st. An
thony Park. a laboratory for the .pur-
pose Of testing wheat and other grain as as
and commercial value, and for the test
ing of flour made from wheat so tested
as to its bread-making qualities
competent instructors in chemistry who
are now or who may be hereafter en-
ployed as such instructors at the said
College of Agriculture, and these tests
in character, and the results thereof shall
be published in the regular monthly bull
letin or in a special bulletin II deemed
necessary Provided, that all tests asked
and warehouse commission. the grain in
spection department, and the state grain
inspection boards (board Of appeals) shall
be made free of charge.
out the provisions Of this act there is
hereby appropriated the sum of one
thousand (s1,900) dollars out of any mon
ey in the state treasury belonging to the
state grain inspection fund not otherwise
appropriated payable to the board of re-
gents upon proper vouchers presented
therefor.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved April IT, 1909.
CHAPTER zoos. F. NO. 224.
AN ACT amending an act authorizing
Judges of the District Court in coun-
ties having a population of more than
200, 900 to fix the time when petit ju-
ries shall be convened and drawing
and summoning of jurors in such cases.
approved March 18th, 1907, being Chap
ter 35, General Laws, 1907.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
C+o+a ~ MippnSOta.