The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1909-04-30

property specially benefited by the pur-
chase, opening, establishment and inn
pro ,nse Of such parks. popleyards:
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s. To appoint such engineers. SUR
Veyors. clerks and other officers and en-
may be necessary and to define and pre-
scribe scribe their respective duties and au-
IS. 70 issue the negotiable bonds OF
coed two per cent Of the value Of the
taxable property therein situated. for
the sale and exclusive purposes OF pur-
chasing and ACQUIRING lands for such
permanent Improvement thereof. tnclud.
ing the erection and construction Of
6 buildings. Payilions. play and pleasure
rate of interest to exceed Dix per cent
and provided further, that upon the at
tirmative vote of the electors Of such
district as by law provided, such com
bonds In an amount In the aggregate not
value.
within To sa Ley district az the %
maintaining and improving said parks.
boulevards and ways and to defray the
expenses of such board; provided that
coed the sum Of Ave mills on each dol:
district.
8. To establish lines for all property
under the direction and control Of such
sion and plating Of property within four
h9ndr ed feet thereof; .nt,cn.t,on
OF taxes already levied to defray the ex-
penses Of the year and to issue there
for the notes Of obligation Of the dis
10. tn connect anv mark or marks
owned or controlled by it with any other
park or parks. and for that purpose to
select and take charge Of any connect
the said park commission shall have sole
and exclusive charge and control Of such
street or streets SO taken for such pur.
pose.
Sec. 8. Meetings--where Held--ordt-
nance.--The park commission shall hold
Of each month at such hour as 1t may
ee fs as aeinas d s1@ sssa special
president ana must be called by him
upon the ~, request in writing Of two MEM
The commission shall have power to
| adopt rules OF procedure as it may deem
necessary.
The powers Of the commission shall be
e ereviasS by ordinance unless otherwise
All ordinances shall be read twice and
at least eight days shall intervene be-
They shall be adopted by yea and nay
vote and shall be approved by the presi-
dent and published in the official news
papers Of the city and shall go into ef-
fect upon such publication.
The enacting clause Of all ordinances
BE 1t enacted by the park commits
sioners Of tie park district Of the city
and nay vote shall be taken on all prop:
ositions involving the expenditure of
money, and levying Of taxes or the is
s nS OF bonds or other certificates OF
All contracts shall be let to the lowest
| responsible bidder after advertisement in
the official newspaper. OF the city for
week:
Provided, that such commission shall
have the power to reject all bids
All contracts shall be in writing and
| void.
At no time shall the debt Of the park
district exceed tiye per cent Of the tax
Ing to the last preceding assessment.
against the district shall be audited, al
| ment in writing properly verified shall
be filed with the park commission.
All claims against the park district
writing and veriaed by the claimant t. and ID
Statement Of the transacti eo out eua''e Of
which 1t Is alleged to arise. giving time.
place, extent of injury or damage and
shall be filed within thirty days from the
date thereof with the clerk Of the board.
No action shall be maintained unless
after fte thirty days and within six
claim.
Sec Z. Municipal Court to Have Juris-
diction.-The municipal court Of the city
shall have exclusive jurisdiction to try
and determine all causes Of action for
| violation Of the rules or ordinances en-
acted. by the board and the procedure
therein With the right Of appeal shall be
missioners.-1n the issuing OF bonds,
warrants. certificates OF Indebtedness
ment and in otherwise carrying out, en-
forcing or making effective any of the
! powers herein granted, the park COM
missioners and their officers and the park
follow the laws enacted for the govern
ment OF cities. except as herein specially
Sec. 9. This act shall take effect and
Approved April "a, 1909.
CHAPTER Ash. F. NO. 755.
AN ACT defining who are vagrants and pro-
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the State
OF Minnesota;
H. person ssondo Who being an habitual
g: person who has contracted an in
fictitious or other. disease In the practice Of
drunkenness or debauchery. requiring char
liable aid to restore him to health.
~: Every male person who lives wholly or
who in any public place snIicits Tor i'm
moral purposes.
male person who lives with or is habit
has no visible means OF support shall be
deemed to be living on the earnings Of pros
| titution.
| 4. A common prostitute who shall be
! found wandering about the streets or loiter-
house. saloon or place where Intoxicating
| liquors are sold.
5; Every female who shall be found wan
dering about the streets and addressing male
commission Of any lewd. indecent or unlaw.
male person into house Of pr e any og
assignation Dollhouse. room or other place
8. Fortune tellers and such other like i'm.
posters.
IN 4 person known to be a pickpocket,
Of support. when found lettering around any
road yard. banking institution. brokers' Of.
flee. place Of public amusement, hotel. AUG
| ton room, store, shop or crowded thorough
fare. car or omnibus. or at any public gath
ering or assembly.
! Provided. however. that this act shall not
apply to any such person unless he has been
convicted Of the offense which would make
him known such person. and shall not
for such offense, who. after being released
from such imprisonment. has been engaged
lawful 3p cS and shall mot in any
| than thirty days have elapsed since beine
released from such imprisonment.
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