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

slgnIne OF any qultclalm ueeu tralls.
record above provided.
Sec. 2. Every such assignment or
trf F4sss: n %s s ss Esser sns s sa6n g H01 par-
chaser for a valuable consideration who
has caused a record Of the transfer t.
provided, before the recording Of the
prior transfer.
second: AS against any party claim,
court Of competent Jurisdiction hereto
fore entered or hereafter to be entered IN
an action in which the party. appearing
tiacate or deed as shown by the record
in the office Of such official custodian,
was made a., party and was bound by
Approved April Fl, 1909.
CHAPTER a41-H;. F. NO: 2s5.
AN ACT to amend section 1857. Revfset
H e ae 1s9s; a Iaw ameq 1857, P Plating dhspsse to
salaries Of judges of probate and clerk
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
Section !: That section ses7, Revised
General Laws, 1907. be and the same is
hG sSsY' 1 IN nd cd to fsad Il, as f %hich the
compensation of judges Of probate is not
fixed by special law, the probate judges
shall receive annual salaries as IoiioWs.
according to the last completed state or
thousand @,oeS, four Hundred dollars
ssn@ ts,6oG 55 t and DS fsss than IS Six sht fsoa saS%'
lars (576.0o); if six thousand $4,000 and
bun11 tnan and aiq txe taSusagd do &:ooe'j5 79 ssSSn
t # n'ns th f1s,eSc5. s s%s ' thops sasP d 55SsS!:
$1,000; If fifteen thousand l15,oo9 oo n ane
Thirteen hundred and fifty dollars 81
$500; il twenty-five thousand and less
than thirty thousand, fifteen hundred
Soasaf thas l' tSirty9av 1e t the9Ssa 5atIus eighteen
hundred dollars Isl. 800. O0); If t~hirty-fv
thousand and less than f%orty,fiyee thou.
fanG; " t tRousand d snd less ssz'H than M ~
sand dollars @s,ooo.o@; if one hundre
Snadf r7fty at thaqsaG 9s4,5 a1a over f0r'y-nV"
In addition to the foregoing salaries
annual compensation for clerk hire fo~
probate Judges shall be es follows:
ty-five thousand M.0o6 md less than
one hundred Thousand 100000. fourteen.
h h ans h aGllfrs 81 fh b;aoo;9 S1; tfoG p '99% a9d
less than two hundred thousand GOO
OO0), thirty-three hundred dollars 49,
300. Of which eighteen hundred dollars
clerk Of such court and the balance for
additional clerk hire, ard stenoerapher;
If two hundred thousand C2M'oOV) o.
and employ one clerk Of court who shall
be paid the sum of twenty-five hundred
dollars (s2 5oo) per annum. one deputy
Of thirteen hundred dollars $1,000 per
shall be paid the sum Of one thousani
dollars $1,000 Der, annum each.
tn ory1nfioc hoviro a NOn11lqf1Nn NJ
twelve Thousand d2,OOM and less than
forty-f1ve thousand 45,o0o) three hun
dred dollars $4,000. and such further sum
Judges not to exceed nine hundred doH-
lars (s9nO> annually.
Provided. that no clerk hire shall he
Of the probate Judge that the same has
In co9n tie ooh having tsa Less less than ant tw ndss
e eliow Clerk H2'M hire, th if G deemsy 1 mecexs msy
Of the salary Of the judge Of such court:
All such salaries e.o and clerk hire shaw
ditor. ~ -"
In all counties having a population OF
probate Judges and clerks shall charge
for their services the fees prescribed by
laws. which shall be paid into the county
treasury.
Provided that in all counties Of this
one hundred thousand 1oo, COO inhabi-
tauts. whether the salary Of the Judge
special law, a Judge Of probate or clerk
may charge, receive, and retain fees for
taking acknowledgements and administer
1 foF e eer3iie Sut eopies OF Of SrG }he re aa59ds' and and
files of the court for which the compen-
sation shall be as provided by section
1894. Revised Laws Of 1905.
SoN o Tn oil oHy1rfin~ II fh}~ ~+~+a
having population Of more than one
hundred thousand inhabitants according
census and an area Of more than five
thousand qua miles. whether Or not
the matters herein contained are now
regulated by a special Or a general law
hundred dollars.
In addition to the foregoing salary. an
probate judges in any such county or
four thousand two Hundred dollars to c'6 be
the board Of county commissioners.
All such salaries, and clerk hire shall
be paid monthly from the county treas
ury, upon the warrant of the county
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect AMI
be in force from and after it's passage.
CHAPTER 342-H. F. NO. s27.
AN ACT pertaining to the duties OF the
surveyor generals in scaling timber cut
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota:
Section |. The surveyor general of
each district shall scale all timber cut
on any of the state lands in Charge of
the auditor: All sue scaling shall be
done upon the land from which the tim
tSa,, Was va , cut, and c all the PIECES sc s;a 4sd
number Of each entered upon the min
utes Of the scaler. In the making Of
such scale such allowance shall be made
for defects therein as will make the
same equal to "m~erchantable'' timber.
and the term '~'merchantable' timber is
hereby defined to: mean and include all
logs or pieces from which lumber Of
value can he manufactured.
Sec. 2. All acts Or parts Of acts In
consistent with this act are hereby re.
pealed.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and
Approved April 81, 1900.
CHAPTER 3A3-H. F. NO. 42B.
AN ACT authorizing the creating Of re-
tirement fund associations n the
granting If annuities to retired tea CHI
ers in cities Of this state now or here
after having 2. population of more than
fifty thousand inhabitants and provid-
ing a fund out of which such annui-
ties may be naid. ~
Be It enacted by the Legislature of the
State Of Minnesota:
now or hereafter having a population
oP mara than ffty thousand phahifop+o