St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07

pay the same over to the treasurer OF the
s siaf,oa ,ne e s1cS d,,l srsme en- c,t Eslis + f asse,
is one organized with the consent Of the
governing body Of such municipality. to-
gether with all penalties and interest coll
mems relief association so organized in
association resign, be dissolved Or re-
%ciationi resign. be removed or has here
tofore resigned or has been removed as
trustee Of such money then the treas
act. Provided that the village or city
council Of any village or city in this
have a population Of less than 10000 IN
powered, when in its discretion it deems
on tthh the ta2SaS BE property propsrty Of such village
coed nine-tenths Of one mill: such addi-
tional tax to be collected and disbursed
Sec. 2. The board Of trustees Of every
firemen's relief association OF this state
shall be composed of the following. per-
nually by. such flremen's relief from its
officio members taken from the officers
association is located, viz: the mayor Or
president, the recorder or clerk, the
treasurer and the chief Of the fire de-
partment thereof. and my such board OF
s%ociation shall have exclusive control and
management of all funds received by its
treasurer under the provisions OF this
given. granted or devised for the benefit
Of said funds. and the funds received
RKg g66t ,1 the e P gpeeiai fun Sf On e@i' the aet p saaa Of Of
ISOLATION and shall never be disbursed
1owin n P gHrp9a1s st yha for' The eF xeiief e of SICK tSs.
injured and disabled members Of any fire
department in such village or city: (2ndl
For the payment Of pensions to disabled
firemen and the widows and orphans of
fremen: Ord Fol the payment Of pen
sions to retired fremen pursuant to the
laws Of the state. Provided. that the
tertainments shall be kept in q fund
called the general n and may be dis
articles Of Incorporation and bylaws Of
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
'' Ice Pro shiall; from farth tfme that to ti none a u the
money raised by taxation as provided
herein shall be paid to any fremen's re-
lief association, or other trustee or otfl-
Ger, except IllG CI0dSOlS1 VI lac AAAAAS
less such hremen's relief association, or
the treasurer thereof or trustee author,
lied to receive the same, shall hle g BONO
the case may be, with sufficient sureties
approved by the common council. or other
governing body of such municipality. IN
hereof, and shall from time to time.
required by sue council or
other governing body ct such municipal
diatloned to safely keep ali Of said money
purposes authorized by this act:
~ Sec &c farce 3; This fIem act and Sh after ra its e e11sea eno
Approved April IL. 1909.
CHAPTER 1855. F. NO; 1923.
IAN ACT to regulate the conduct OF IL
quiring same to exclude minors, in
temperate drinkers. habitual d~runkards,
inmates of a poor or almshouse and
persons under guardianship
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the
State of Minnesota:
Section 1. No minor, incorporate
drinker, habitual drunkard. inmate Of a
g9erdi ar S1%sh sSaii be or ai RIeTsSn in un sny
loom where intoxicating liquor is sold
in less quantities than five gallons as a
beverage. after written notice upon the
~licensee or his agent, by parent, husband,
er. of such minority, Incorporate drink
ing, habitual drunkenness or guardian
dripte or Inmate, m aee Of sa1 q poor % az or almsRouse,
or habitual drunkard after written notice
by the mayor, chief Of police. Judge Of
the the e Munisiipa 81 Go1r m;u ni f@X %f In Which III
such Incorporate drinker or habitual
drunkard resides, or member of the
county board Of the county in which such
|perate drinker or habitual drunkard re-
sides, and, within one year after such
notice in case of an inmate of a poor or
uai drunKa,rd. and in other cases during the
continuance Of the minority or guardian
punished by q fine Of not less than
e ene hyyndred dG doliars '$ $500, nor or %9r imp r9ha
onment in the county jail for not less
than thirty 800 days, nor more than
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved April II, 1909.
CHAPTER 1895. F. NO. I'll.
AN ACT for the equipment and main
laboratory At he college Of Agrieuls;
ture, prescribing the duties thereof and
appropriating money therefor
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of the
state Of Minnesota:
Section 1. That there shall be equip
ped and maintained under the direction
and authority Of the board Of regents Of
the State University in some suitable
building now situated upon the campus
t II 1,' Park. a laboratory for the pur-
pose of testing wheat and other grain as
to their physical and chemical properties
and commercial value, n for the test
ing Of flour made from wheat SO tested
as to its bread-making qualities.
Sec. O.. Such tests shall be made by
competent instructors in chemistry who
are now or who may be hereafter en-
ploved as such instructors at the said
shall be so made IS to be educational
in character, and the results thereof shall
be published In the regular monthly bull
letin or in q special bulletin If deerned
for and requested by the state railroad
and warehouse commission. the grain in
spection department, and the state grain
inspection boards {board Of appeals) shall
be s @ad l. f Fee q The eha puTpose Of carving
out the provisions Of this act there is
hereby appropriated the sun Of one
thousand Isl. 000) dollars out of any mon
ey in the state treasury belonging to the
appropriated payable to the board Of re-
gents upon proper vouchers presented
therefor.
be in force from and after its pilssa es.'0
Approved April II, 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
ries shall be convened and drawing
and summoning Of jurors in such cases,
approved March 18th, 1907, being Chap
ter IS, Gensra al, Laws 1897;
State Of Minnesota: