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

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which such railway. line or the propert!
thereof used for railway purposes is stu
Sec. 9. Nothing herein contained shall !,
law 80 |. q. it applies t. the t taxa .
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Sec. 7. All acts and parts Of acts incon
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CHAPTER 455-H. F. NO. $50.
AN. ACT to amend section 1861 OF the Re
yised laws Of 1905, defining the value q
university and diplomas from the state
normal schools, and to repeal section 1ss.
the Validity Of teachers certidcates is.
sued by the state university.
BE It enacted by the Legislature OF the State
Section /. That section 1861 Of the Re,
yised Laws Of 1905 be and the same is here
university issued to graduates Of the college
It's IT, e eoiiege Of s sctan ee f ltsrat graa and art IRON On
It's college of agriculture, who have taken
specified courses in the college OF education,
shall be valid as first grade professional Ger.
at the expiration OF two years Of actual sue:
by the president Of the university and the
state superintendent. shall have, the force OF
permanent first grade professional certih-
Sec: ?. Diplomas issued to graduates Of
the state normal schools or OF the teachers
| 0n11r9 IN b dnro~trrnrf NJ Agricultural ~
grade certificates for two years from thei.
a acts; a suce at tnS t saeihriauao such S1 d dMS nsass ,1 q,
dorsed by the president of the school grant:
ing them and the state superintendent, shall
i hiS' the force OF nf't grade certificates FOL
Sec 8. Elementary diplomas granted by
Of such portion OF the course Of study a.
may be prescribed therefor by the normal
seh9el board shall Be valid g as nrst grade
from their date, and shall not be renewable;
except that any holder Of such an element
feet thereof, as such frst grade certificates
extended for a further period Of three years
by the completion Of an additional one yea,
and the certificate of Endorsement thereon
by the president Of such school and the
provisions Of this section shall not apply te
persons now holding Minnesota elementary
normal school diplomas nor to any student
normal school who shall be graduated prior
to September 1. 1911.
the state normal schools showing the com
pletaion n, Of two years Of prescribed work II
e certif esheo iad snalt be py G the supe rG hawS spe q
public instruction and thereby given the full
force and effect Of 2 second grade certificate
Of 1905 is hereby repealed:
Sec. s. This act shall take effect and be
Approved April HI %. 1909. 0DN
CHAPTER 4bs-H. F. NO. 1913.
AN ACT to amend section Of chapter 20:
Of the Laws Of Minnesota for the veal
1907, the same being: IAN act to provide
for the incorporation Of cooperative asso.
or otherwise disposing Of the products OF
any cooperative manufacturing or agr1
after organized siesi1 under t6es Provisions os Of nt thi:
act" BY striking therefrom the specific
sections Of the Revised Laws 1905 and
toned therein and substituting thereto,
any law Of this state
Section l. That section one % of chap.
ter two hundred ninety.three l2ss2 of the
1907, be and the same is hereby amended SC
Section l.. That any cooperative asso.
selling and otherwise disposing Of any prod.
uct OF any manufacturing or agricultural,
cooperative association organized under the
corporation shall be filed for record with
the secretary Of state. and thereupon 1t shall
6eeoms a cooperation 1Persdt ni.; 4 m majority 5es;t Of the in:
state, and its duration, without renewal
shall not exceed twenty (2o) years"
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after it's passage.
Approved April %. 1909. .
CHAPTER 457-H. F. NO. $40.
AN ACT entitled IAN act to amend section
1912 Of the Revised Laws of Minnesota
Of 1905, relating to adoption.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Section i. That section ss12 of the Re.
same hereby is amended to read as follows;
Sec. 3612. Any %inhabitant Of the state
may. petition the district court of this county
If the petitioner be married, the spouse
shall join In the p%etition; provided, where
the spouse has been adjudged insane, such
II such petition is filed in the proper cour1
within thirty days from the date this act
shall take effect, and in such case the de.
cree Of adoption shall not in any way confe,
any rights, duties or obligations upon the
insane spouse in reference to the person
adopted.
A person Of full age may be adopted.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and b.
in force from and after Its passage.
Approved April %, 1903.
CHAPTER Ash. F. NO. s26.
AN ACT to amend section one thousand fou1
fourteen f141 Of the Revised Laws Of efi iso5
relating to school taxes.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
Section l.. That section one thousand fou,
hundred hum e31e and d, fourteen }pr {1a14} Of chapter az four i.
amended SO as to read as follows:
In common districts such district schoo
tax shall all mo- not exceed 4 aft tsa mills on thu
mills for the purchase Of school sites anC
the erection and equipment Of school houses
tax will not produce six hundred dollars s
greater tax may be levied for school site,
and buildings, not to exceed wenty.fv
In amount. In common districts having les.
than ten voters the district school tax shall
pendent school districts no tax in excess OF
eight mills on the dollar shall be levied
for the purchase pf chase, Of school $ sites and the
be SLOWED by special law at the time wher
'h Ap Hso1ssd h haMi tas' 1862 ses't'
CHAPTER z tSsMH; F No; sss:
the year ea" 1905, f BEING San an act to a' peasion e it.
izen soldiers of Minnesota who participated
In the Indian massacre Of 1852.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
three hundred and fifteen ISIS Of the den'
eral Laws OF the State or Minnesota for the
year 1905 be amended SO as to read as
follows:
Section 1. Any and all persons citizens
and residents of the State of Minnesota who
rendered active service. bore arms or other.
wise rendered efficient aid and suffered any
disabilities in the Indian massacre of 1862,
year 1862, according to the reports and files
Of the adjutant generals office in this state
or upon due proof of service as aforesaid
titled to a pension Of not to exceed twelve
dollars S12)) per month from the first day
and upon their decease the said pension, #
granted, and the right to make proof OF
such claim for pension and secure the same