The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-04-30

CHIEF gunnerS mate, chler quartermaStcr
ships carpenter hospital steward and
apothecary. $3.50; to petty, officers, hrst
class as follows: to each machinist
ter-at-arms. boatswain's mate gunner's
mate, Quartermaster. water tender ARD
yeonIan. S225; to petty officers OF sec
ond class as follows: to each ms &C I'm Is
each master-at-arms, boatsWalns mas. .d
gunners mate, quartermaster, olier ana
yeoman. $500; to petty officers, third mr.
and coxswain of the steam cutter, each.
$500; TO each master-at-arms, coxswaln'
gunner's mate, quartermaster, electrici al !,
Dust, and bugler, $1.75: each coal
passer. $500; to each enlisted man serv-
ing as mess man when not as extra duty,
SOS additional: to each enlisted man
serving as coal passer when not as extra
duty, $50 additional: to each first class
signalman, $500; =, each second class
mailman. ST so: to each fireman first class,
81. 25; to each fireman second class.
$500: to any man who has successfully
passed a prescribed course a IN gge emnSrfy
age in Workmanship with small arms
and heavy guns. SIS additional; 10 each
enlisted man or seaman, SLoo Fro-
vided, that a deduction Of fifty cents per
day, or so much thereof as may be nee
essary, from the pay of each petty or
warrant officer. and each enlisted man
nished by the State. Each and every
officer of the naval militia while in any
service under the orders OF the GOV
ernor shall receive the same rate OF COM ~
computation as is paid or allowed of1l-
GERS OF similar rank in the United states
navy for sea duty Proyidea iurtne r.
the battalion commander and stan anT
to each division or company OF the naval
militia the same Inspection aIloWancee
expenses as is now paid commanding
officers and men of the Minnesota ma,
tional Guard, said allowances to be PAID
the payment of the like allowances to a
regiment or company of infantry OF the
Minnesota National Guard"
Sec. 2. All acts and parts OF acts IN
consistent with this act are hereby re-
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved April %. 1902
CHAPTER 99O-S. F. NO. 459.
AN ACT to amend section 1928, Revised
Laws, 1905, relating to road taxes ana
working same. - +ba
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature OIL the
state of Minnesota: 100,
Section 1. That section 1928, Revised
Laws. 1905, be and the same is hereby
amended so as to read as follows:
.sIo2s, Notice to Work-Commutation
The overseer shall give at least three
days notice to all persons assessed ioa
road labor, of the time ana piace wnJn
and where they shall appear for work,
and with what teams or tools. Sucn
persons may appear personally or py
ahle-bodied substitutes, or they may elec.
thereof. Communication for labor shall be
at the rate of one dollar and fifty Genus
per day, to be paid to the overseer with
IN two days after notice to appear TOT
work. Each able-bodied man shall be
allowed for labor one dollar and fifty
cents per day. and the like amount ior ,
the use of team ana wagon piow
board may in its discretion, at the meet
ing provided for in section 122I pass a
resolution authorizing. the overseers OF
roads in the town to divide all the roaas
in their respective road districts into
sections of not less than one mile In
length, and to make contracts with per-
spective districts to maintain and, keep
in general repair one or more OF said
sections from the first day of May to
the first day of october in each year
shall deem best. From time 70 time
such road overseer shall inspect the sec
lions of road under contract as above
specified. to see that the work Of repair
that the contract is fulfilled, and on the
first day of october in each year he shall
file with the town, clerk a certificate In
writing stating which of the contracts
made by him have been compiled with
bv the persons liable hereunder. and he
shall credit on the road tax list the persons
der their contracts with the amounts
agreed upon in the contracts. In all
cases where the contract has not been
fulfilled he shall return the road taxes axes
vided in section 1870 Of the General Laws
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after Its passage.
Approved April %, 1909.
CHAPTER 391-S. F. NO. $50.
AN ACT authorizing courts of record of
this state having criminal jurisdiction
to suspend sentence and place on pro-
baton persons convicted in certain
cases, and providing for the control
and disposition of such persons.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota:
Section 1. That the several courts of
record of this state having jurisdiction
TO try criminal causes shall have power,
upon the imposition Of sentence against
any person who has been convicted of
the violation of municipal ordinance
or bylaw, or of any crime. for which
does not exceed Imprisonment in the
state prison for five years, to stay the
execution Of such sentence whenever the
court shall AL be OF the opinion , that by rea.
the facts and circumstances of his case,
the welfare of society does not require
that he shall suffer the penalty imposed
by law for such offense so long as he
shall thereafter be of good behavior.
Sec. 2. Such stay shall originally be
for a definite time; and during such
placed upon probation under the super
vision of a probation officer in counties
where such officer is provided by law,
and In other counties under the super,
accept such supervision and serve with
out pay. making report to the court as
required provided, however. that, nothing
herein contained shall prevent the court
from placing such persons under the SUI
pervision of a constable, sheriff or police
officer specially detailed for that pur-
and conditions of probation as are deem
ed suitable and may require a recog-
nizance or other surety conditioned upon
the performance OF such terms and con
the expiration Of the original period of
probation the court may from time to
time renew or extend the same for ad-
ditional definite periods upon such condi-
tons are deemed proper, provided the
total period of such suspension of SEN
tence shall not exceed one year except
mum penalty for which is Imprisonment
for a term exceeding one year, and in
such case such total period of suspension
Of sentence shall not exceed the term
may in Its discretion suspend sentence
indefinitely. The court may make such
order in or out of term, and at any place
within the judicial district in which the
case was tried.
Sec. 3. Before sentence has been in
definitely suspended the court shall have
power, In the exercise of its discretion
to revoke the order staying sentence and
releasing such person on probation. with
out notice and at any time or place men
toned in section two CD of this act
stating in such order Of revocation the
reasons therefor; in which case the SEN
tence Heretofore imposed shall be exc
cuted in all respects as though no pro-