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

other school, OF by a private tutor. the
branches taught in the public schools sc
far as possible.
ya TTsh % eampy vita tho
foregoing section, shall, upon conv1cuor
thereof before the justice Of the peace
ether court be deemed M n g1i S
twenty (2ol dollars for the first offense
nor less tao than ten 90 nor more mS e tnaL
subsequent offense. with costs In each
case.
Any person who. induces, or attempts
! to induce any deaf or dumb child to alb
sent himself or herself unlawfully from
school, or employs or harbors any such
child unlawfully from school,, while sale
guilty of misdemeanor. and shall, upon
conviction thereof, before the justice OF
the peace. or other court. be deemed
fined in sum not less than five 90 nor
more than twenty 600 acllars for the
first offense, nor less than ten 40
second. and every subsequent offense
with costs In each case.
The principal teacher of every public
Officers Of the cities Of st. Paul. Mime.
apolis and Duluth. shall. within 80 days
| before the close of the school year sue.
1
corresponding period each succeeding
year thereafter, furnish the county SUI
perintendent of schools or the board OF
education of the cities of st. Paul. Min
| neapolis and Duluth, as the case may be-
| with the name, age. sex and ADDRESS OF
| parent or guardian of all normal chill
dren. who are too deaf or too dumb to be
the ages of and 20 years. inclusive
living within the boundaries of his OF
her school district and who do not at
ohoD al Ar,1 n
tendent of schools. or the board of edu-
cation of the cities of st. Paul. Min
neapolis and Duluth. shall certify forth
dren with address of parent, age and
| sex, to the superintendent of the Mime
sofa School for the Deaf at the city OF
Prosecutions-It shall be the duty OF
the county attorney to at once prosecute
| any case of parent or others unlawtuily
or cba er Youth ITi
a school for the deaf, when such case
shall have been reported to, him."
SEQ. 2. This act shall take effect and
| be in force from and after Its passage.
Approved April %. 1909
CHAPTER 18Th. F. NO. is.
AN ACT to authorize any city in this
state not operating under home rule
ulation of over fifty thousand inhab-
| itants to issue and sell its bonds for
the purpose of arching or covering over
any any public highway in in such city
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section 1. Any city in this state not
operating under a home rule charter now
or hereafter having a population OF over
fifty. thousand inhabitants is. hereby au,
| thorized and empowered, acting by and
through the city council or common
council, of such city. by. resolution duly
less ' than y two-thirds Of all members.
| elect of such city council or common
council, to issue and sell not to exceed
$50 900 90 par value of the bonds Of such sue,
| ering over any creek flowing in, over OF
across any public highway in such city.
Sec. 2. The bonds authorized by sec,
| by any such city Notwithstanding any
| limitation contained in the charter OF
such city or any law of this state pre-
Sonded n nd ag any Of suoh ety but
| the full faith and credit of any such city
shall at all times be pledged for the pay.
ment of the bonds issued under t this ac'
and the city council or common council
| of such city, shall each year include in
the tax levy for such city a sufficient
| such interest and for the accumulation
of sinking fund for the redemption OF
| such bonds at their maturity.
No bonds shall be issued by any such
city for the purposes hereinabove men,
toned to run for a longer term than
| thirty years or bearing a higher rate OF
interest than four 90 per cent, payable
of the principal and interest thereof and
the denominations in which the same
| shall be issued shall be such as may be
common council and may be in the form
| of coupon bonds or registered certih-
| Gates so-called
All such bonds shall be signed by the
countersigned by the city comptroller
of such city and shall be sealed with the
| seal Of such city, except that the sigma
bonds. if any. may be. Autographed
| thereon, and none of such bonds shall be
sold at less than their par value and &C
and Sdasr 9ny 20 the
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved April %. 1909
CHAPTER 39s-H. F. NO. SO.
AN ACT to amend section 4 of chapter
231 of the General Laws of Minnesota
sons pleading guilty to crime.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
| Section 1. That section A, Of chapter
| 231 of the General Laws of 1905. be
Section 4. That in all cases where q
person charged with a criminal offenSe
shall have been held to the district court
| for trial by any court or magistrate, and
| in all cases where any person shall have
been committed for trial and is in ac-
| tual confinement or in jail by virtue OF
an indictment or information pending
against him, the court having trial juris-
| diction of such offense or Of such in
dictment or information shall have the
power at any time. whether in term or
vacation, upon the application Of the
| prisoner in writing, stating that he de-
| sires to plead guilty to the charge made
| against him by the complaint indict-
gree of the same ofrense to. direct the
county attorney to file an information
against him for such offense, IL any In
dictment or information has not been
! filed, and upon the fling Of such in
formation and of such application. the
| court may receive and record plea OF
| guilty to the offense charged in such in
dictment or information, or to lesser
degree of the same offense and cause
| judgment to be entered thereon and pass
and such proceeding may be had either
| in term time or in vacation, at such
place within the judicial district where
| the crime was committed as may be des-
| ignated by the court.
And whenever such plea is received al
| any other place than the county seat OF
| the county wherein the crime charged
| in the indictment or information was
committed, the sheriff or his deputy shall
take the defendant to the place desig-
mated by the court, and the county at
| torney and clerk Of district court, or his
deputy, of the county wherein the crime
charged in the indictment or information
| was committed shall attend the hearing
| for the purpose of taking part in the
proceedings and recording the plea of the
defendant and entering judgment there