Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-04-30
the accused with all diligence and en-

the accused with all diligence and en-
'ergy.
If any such county attorney shall fall
to comply with the provisions OF TINS
section, he shall be guilty Of a malfeass
therefrom, and be disqualified from hold
ing. the same for and during the re-
mainder of the term for which he vas
elected ed or appointed, and shall aa11ar rorI nor
more than five hundred dollars, wnicn
amount may be recovered in an aetlon
against him personally or on his official
bond.
The penalties of this section shall ap-
ply to any magistrate with proper au-
thority who refuses or neglects to cause
Tn one n arrest and n5,a prosecutor nomn,ain o. n amy pe oath
or violations of any provisions OF tnls act
has been lodged with him.
Sec. 2o37. Every company operating a
engine a good and efficient spark ar, r;
roster, which the master mechanic shail
cause to be examined. and the same shall
be examined by the locomotive engineer,
and. the master mechanic and locomotive
engineer shall be held responsible for the
good condition Of the same. but without
relieving the company from its respon-
sfbility hereunder.
Every such company shall Keep its
right of way clear Of combustible ma
@terials, except ties and other materials
necessary for the maintenance and OPP
GRAFTON Of the road. from April Is to De-
cember 1.
No company shall permit any Of its
e ea5R5os or ashes 81 asa IN t ee|R @med Hi a'S vic ;ine
ity OF woodland or lands liable to be
overrun by fire. and every engineer. con-
ductor or trainman discovering ire ade
jacent to the track shall report the same
promptly at the first telegraph or tele-
phone station reached by him..
In dry seasons every such company
shall give it's employees particular in
Struct1Ons for the prevention and extln-
~guishment of fires, and shall cause warn
ing placards furnished by the forestry,
commissioner to be conspicuously. posted
at every station in the vicinity Of forest
and grass lands, and, when a fire occurs
near the line Of its road, shall concen-
trate such help and adopt such meas
ures as shall be available for Its extln-
~guishment.
In dry seasons every such company
shall employ at least one patrolman for
each mile Of its road through lands liable
%tinguish. fires occurring near the line Of
the road. by which is meant a distance
within which a fire could usually pc set
by. sparks from a passing locomotive.
Any company violating any provisions
of this section shall be deemed guilty Of
a m~isdemeanor, and, on conviction there
of, shall be fined not less than fifty dol
lars and costs Of prosecution for each Of
Tense, and any railroad employee v'olat-
ing the same shall be guilty Of a m'sde-
meanor,. and shall be punished by a fine
of not less than fifty dollars nor more
than one hundred dollars and costs OF
prosecution. or by imprisonment in the
county, jail not exceeding ninety days.
Approved April 10. 1909.
CHAPTER 1875. 2. NO. IS.
AN ACT to amend the title and sections
one %. twelve d2). and eighty-one Hl)
of chapter three hundred and five (305)
hundred and five (19o5!, entitled: A
act concerning the registration Of land
and the title thereto n counties Of this
thousand (75.oo0 Inhabitants" and sec
ions ~th'rty-three hundred and seventy
(337ol thirty-three hundred, and eighty,
ers (3ss1) l. an% th Rrv2zea III hwnd re M and
sections one Is, twelve az, and eighty
n .ls1), 80 that the same shall apply
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of the
State. Of Minnesota:
Section l. That the title Of CHAPTER
eral Laws Of Minnesota for the wear 1908.
be and the same is hereby amended so as
to read as follows: An act concerning
there fes in fhe State Sf Of a9n Mtnn asS e0e ''''e
Sec. 2. Thai section one 0) Of chapter
three hundred and five (so5) of the SEES
sion Laws Of M i1noss for Sno+; n3ne thfz1
ty-three hundred and seventy (aa7o> Of
the Revised Laws Of 1903. be n zach
Of said sections is hereby yst amen d th to
state may be registered under the pro-
vision Of this act in the manner herein
Sec. Z. That section ~ of chanter 3o5.
General Laws Of Minnesota for the wear
1905, being section thirtv-three hundred
and e'ght9-one laas1, Revised Laws Of
Sec. il. The judges Of the district
court shall appoint one or more compe-
tSn1r r attornays d 1n seth to eq Ss sxam mf1e'n
Of titles ard legal advisers to the regis.
trar in said county. The examiners If
titles shall hold office subject to the will
and discretion of the district court by
which they are appointed. Their com.
persat'on shall be fixed and Determined
bv the said court and shall be paid In the
other county EMPLOYEES is paid: pro-
vtded, however, that in all counties hav-
ing a ponu1adtioTG7 r. 1 odo1 less ;nb thha nf fyen tbe
shall, be determined bv the Judge OF the
district, court and shall! in every in
Ttanee b' BE t naia r BY shs nerson applying to
Sec. T.. That section 81 Of chanter 3o5.
General Laws Of Minnesota for the year
1905. being section 1851. Revised Laws:
etc.. fS.ep NC SliIl LI'C Sc'''V - lAAOlCDy
amended so as to read as follows:
Sec. 81. DISPOSITION of Fees-1n all
counties in which the register Of deeds
receives fees in lieu Of a salary. all fees
mentioned IN section 70 shall belong TO
him, excen+ cre-half Of those provided
fo1. in subdivision A. which shall be paid
to the county treasurer. In all other
counties all Of such fees shall be patd
to the county treasurer for the use Of the
county; provided that in all counties
containing a POPULATION Of less than sew
enty-hve thousand f75,OnM inhabitants,
the register Of deeds shall IN no case
retain more than $500 Of the moneys re-
ceived under the provisions of snhd'-
vision A, and that the balance collected
bv him shall in all cases be paid to the
county treasurer for the use Of the
county.
Sec. <. This act shall take effect and
he in force from and after its passage.
Approved April IA. 1909.
CHAPTER 1a4-H. F. NO. 322.
AN ACT a%ccepting the Indian school at
Morris, Minnesota, from the United
States, for an agricultural school.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota:
Section l. The State of Minnesota does
hereby ACCEPT from the United States the
following described property, known ns
the indian school at Morris Minnesota,
and more particularly described as fol-
lows. to wit:
"All those several tracts and parcels
of land situate. lying and being in the