The Virginia enterprise., 1909-04-30


q 9 Ncodchucks. rattlesnakes. crows .
the vhoie s.. ANY any par psst 81 the c County a an IS,
may be annually renewed, but 1t shal
haye~force and effect only during the cal
endar year in which II was adopted 9
The bounty shall In no case exceed AZ,
cents Tor each pocket gopher: thre'
'cenm Tor each common gopher or Srouns
hog, Or woodchuck: atty cents tor eae.
ratttesnake, and ten cents q dozen to-
blackbtrds killed during the months O
Aprll. May and june, and five cents
August, September and October; and tel
cents for each crow killed between MAJ
and az asa sanfsmS.1 SSnS 70. and between Ausust y
svised Laws 1905. be- amended 10 as t
y, Section 24os: The bodies Of such. AMI
mails. reptiles and birds shall be producet
town town where they were killed, and il h
shall be satisfied that they were killee
within the designated territory and b,
tns tfy persGn t%a them he shall Ger
eacn kind 50 killed; and the auditor shall
issue chereon warrant on the county
treasurer for the amount the claimant Il
entitled to receive under the resolution
or the claimant may produce such bodies
and evidence to the auditor direct.
The official to whom such bodies are
produced shall Immediately cause the re:
moyal OF one foot from each animal and
snake
Any town board may also offer a bounty
a9r the destruction OF biackbirds and
Any board Of township supervisors may
also offer bounty for the destruction
OF the animals, birds and reptiles de.
IN hs as aHS ~Scs ssdSp pay fSes G.
fered by township may be In addition
70 any bounty which may be offered by
tns board Of county commissioners.
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved March 8. 1909.
CHAPTER 40-H. #. NO. 1874.
AN ACT relating to mineral and minera
lands. lying beneath the waters o>
= public S Lakes RIM thu
viding for the safekeeping and invest
ment Of the funds arising from the sale
, or other disposition thereof.
5e stn. 1t enacted ns by the Legislature Of thu
Section l. That all iron ores and Other
this state. which lie beneath the water,
long to the state. together with the rish,
TO enter upon such lands and explore 70,
and mine and remove such iron ore anc
other minerals, and that the state nov
the right to sell. lease or otherwise use o,
dispose OF such mineral lands and such
iron ores and other minerals in the same
manner az any other mineral lands, ores
that the title OF the state to such iron ore
or other minerals. together with the right
to explore for, mine OF. remove the same
dn nG be sstfs ksSy ay o2 aa9
Sec. 2. Applications for mineral lease.
and contracts now pending and on filt
IN nth the 4and department Of the state audi
valid or existing by reason Of anyth,n.
Sec. 8. The principal Of all funds de
rived from the sale or other disposition
Of Of 8 such minerals and lands 60 situat.
undiminished, but the same may be In
vested as the swamp land fund of thu
is and the the
state road and bridge fund.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect an6
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved March 6, 1909.
CHAPTER 6O-H. F. NO. 1893.
AN ACT relating to the assessment ant
payment Of road taxes In counties nov
Or hereafter having population O.
10000 Inhabitants or more, and to pro
H.
maintenance Of roads in the towns o
such counties. under the direction an(
supervision Of the town boards Of suct
towns.
Be it enacted by tho Legislature of tn,
State Of Minnesota:
Section l. That in all counties of thi.
state now having. or which shall here
afsE nsye er drs sess % Ss
road taxes hereafter assessed by the
township board Of supervisors shall be
the supervision and direction of the town
board
Sec. q In all towns in such counties
oeya f }d 1 ses shall be RaSte efte
Laws 1905; but in lieu thereof the super.
vtsors of each town In such counties shall
appoint not less than one ~ ~or more
fss q o %n s%ays
said town boards. and shall, under the
direction of the town boards Of their re-
construction. maintenance and repair OF
all highways and bridges under the con-
troll of the town board of their respective
towns
Sec. 3. Each overseer so appointed
shall receive as full compensation for
his services such sum as may be fixed
by the town board. not to exceed a. the he sum
DAY '~ for the the time Actually employed % in the the
performance Of his duties
Sec. 4. Chapter 256. Laws 1901: chap.
tex tex 1o9, Laws 1903: chapter 1s1: Laws avs
in 50 far as the same are inconsistent
With. with the provisions of this act' are hereby
Sec This bis, act sha2, take k sset and
Approved March s, 1903.
CHAPTER 61-s. F. NO. 322.
Legislature. during the session thereof
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the
State Of Minnesota:
Section l: No member Of the Legisla:
t%Te shall be nf TO- attend as
the session Of the Legislature; unless the
court In which the action is pending upon
sufficient showing shall otherwise order
inai. in which member Of the Legisia-
ture is a party, attorney whose retainer
antedates the beginning Of the Legislative
session or necessary s witness r. shall n,ab be
ture, but shall be continued until the
Legislature shall have adjourned. unless
the court IN which the action Is pending
snsS eSer e ths hs
may, with the consent Of the body OF
which he is a member, waive such priv
ilege, and In such case such cause may
De trled IN It's regular OrQer.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved March TO- 1909.
CHAPTER 52s r. NO. IL.
AN ACT to prohibit any school board OF
any public school in any city having q
population Of twenty thousand or more
Inhabitants, to use basement rooms for
grade school purposes and fixing the
punishment for the violation thereof.
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the
State of Minnesota:
Section /. 1t shall be unlawful for any
school board Of any public school In any
city having population Of twenty thou.
sand or more inhabitants. to maintain OF
allow any basement room to be used fol
erada school nIrn0Ses. eXcepf rooms llaed