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

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Section l. That Section 2 Of Chapter
90 of the General Laws or 1900 pe anu ~
the same is hereby amended so as 70
section 3. The several Juvenile courts
in this state, established under the pro-
visions Of Chapter 2SS Gfne Jurisdiction
of the offenses described in TINS act Anu AN,
upon complaint being made against any
such person SO contributing such su ,n child.
such person may be brought peIore lns
court upon q warrant and, II aoSu9seo
guilty by the court, may be pp unh,Snst Of
by statute provided Tor the punishment VI
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after It's passage
Approved April 81. l9os.
CHAPTER SO6-H. F. NO. 2O7
AN ACT relating to the powers. duties
and compensation of judges of munici-
Common con council Of cities Of the fourth
class in certain cases. and legalizing
and confirming the organizing of municl-
pal courts in cities of the fourth Grass.
Be It enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota: 49,. ,,or
Section 1. Whenever the common nsn
council Of any city OF the ,a foSFsa has
been or hereafter shall be organlzeo'
shall fail to fix the salary of the nun nc
ipal Judge as provided for by law rv OF sx SeS
mayor shall not approve the salary nH fesa
by the council, such judge shall rec sa W,
as his compensation until such salaIS
shall be so fixed and approves. the 90 saiG ns
Chapter 229 Of the General Laws OF tne
State Of Minnesota for the year 1890 any
shall in addition to his duties as su O.,
Judge perform the duties incumpens Oh
the clerk of such municipal court. ~.
The common council In cities OF III, ene
fourth class, having popuiatlon oL Lsoh
than 1--WE thousand inhabitants, WniSn
incorporated under the laws or TINS sta.e'
and whkich have not organized nhu
nicigal court at the time sso on hne edopted
hv its common council or governing oooy
and approved by its mayor organlzs SUI SUI,
a court under and by virtue Oh as a are con-
ferred by Chapter 229 of the General
Laws of Minnesota for, 1895 and amend md
men.s thsreto and sba she 5no ssddition to
his duties as judge, perform .ae 9u To- ~
otherwise incumbent or imposed Dy Id"
on the clerk of such municipal cou
In addition to the other powers nov
granted to the common council OF any
City of the fourth class by law, Whicn
powers are not abridged or impaired oy
anything herein contained, sucn ceIiii tS'a
council shall have the power to NIX the
salary of any such judge, when saiary
NAV be fixed by resolution adopted py
and shall not be diminished during MS
ANY municipal court to which the pro
visions Of this act shall apply ,n Snah an ND
pursuant to the provisions or law appllca-
BE to municipal courts. and contained IN
the Revised Laws OF Minr mes rac iS, and
procedure therein shall conform as near
as may be to the provisions OF law APP
Rlica6s to municip "a SHprts iso5
Any common council OF any city or the
fourth class having municipal court
now organized, or which shall hereai .tes
organize q municipal court to which the
provisions Of this act may apply, snall
have power to fix such reasonable sum,
in lieu of all judges and clerks, tee f;on TO
be charged to litigants in civil actions
therein, and provide for the collecuon
thereof and the payment of the sum SO
fixed into the city treasury of SUCH city;
fees and the payment thereof into the
city treasury. or shall have power TO . de-
termine that the fees provided for in this
act shall be in lieu Of and in place or all
salary. and shall have power to and may
reouire In cases where salary Is PAID by
the city that such judges collect sucn
se na b anG reps pS for such collection
When fees shall be taxed they shall
be taxed and paid as in ordinary cases IN
courts Of justices OF the peace re a nroy S
sn Section Sc of Chapter 22s of the Laws
of 1895, as hereinbefore stated.
Sec, q Any municipal court he rsa0ieaS
in any city Of the fourth class under any
law and now existing and performing tns
duties Of such court is herepy iegaai.naeu
and the organization thereof in all things
Approved April 81. 1909.
CHAPTER so7-H F. NO: 2os,,
AN ACT authorizing the poa ro,nf ~
to direct the county treasurer 10 ad-
vertise in one or more NEWSPAPERS
the time Tfl, f naoom and deI RarSUna
Re it enacted by the LEGISLATURE OF INC
State of Minnesota:
Section 1. That the board OF county
commissioners of any county In the state,
NAV, by resolution direct the county
treasurer to publish. In one or more
newspapers published in said county.
notice in the form of a display adver-
tisement. Informing taxpayers of the ap,
preaching time when real and personal
taxes will become delinquent and when
resolution shall also fix the maximum
amount that shall be paid for such ad a.
vertisements: provided, however, that not
dollars shall be paid in any one, year for
such advertisements In any such county.
Sec. 2. Upon the passage OF any s4 tSa
resolution it shall be the ouay ya Oh have awe
published such notice as may be appro,
pirate and have the same published
using such space IN sucn news pap $50 90
iutions, and the expense thereof shall pc
allowed by the board of county commls-
sioners and paid out Of the f f6 conty
Approved April 81. 1903.
CHAPTER 3oS-H. F. NO. S32
AN ACT authorizing the, payment OF IN
terest on certain school orders: +ho
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the
State of Minnesota:
Section 1. That each and all school or
ders for the payment OF money iss9eu ny
any school district Of the state OF MID MI,
1905. and the 25th day Of April, 1907. for
a legally incurred debt, and which were
duly presented to the treasurer or sucn
school district for payment and paymenI
thereon refused for lack of FUNDS, snaii
hear interest at the rate of six per centum
per annum from and after the date OF
such presentation and refusal, and suGn
interest is hereby deStaTed 70 o 1s scb
school district Issuing the same:
The officers of each such district are
hereby authorized to pay sucn interest
upon the presentation OF such erq aefs oct
shall not apply to any pending litigation
Approved April q. 1sO9.
CHAPTER sOs-H. F, NO. 394.
AN ACT to amend chapter seventy-six
C7e) of the General Laws for 1907. re-
lating to county boards of education for
unorganized territory within the state.
and to define their scope and powers.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature or the
Section i. That section three (3) OF
chapter seventy-six (76) Of the General
Laws for 1907, be and the same is hereby
amended so as to read as follows
Section g. The chairman of the county
board of commissioners shall be the
chairman of the county board Of educa-
ton; the county treasurer shall be the