Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-04-30


CHAPTER 25s-s; f; NO. 19I; tho
AN ACT to amend chapter t tS An
act to amend chapter three hunaree
and tifty-two (352) Of the Genera Inn nm
OF the year one thou smtit1ed An act
~ ~ stahiis the state live stock SAM
1ary board of Minnesota and 10 p pr HanI
for the suppression and controi IONS ut dis us-
serous, contagious and INFECTIOUS -"
eases of domestic animals. +bo
BE it enacted by the Legislature ~
State Of Minnesota: o,.,+ar
115 of the General Laws of the year 1900
be and the same is hereby amenoeo 81
as to read as follows: stool, san5-
tary board shall decide upon the killing
of an animal affected with the olseIse
tuberculosis or CHAMBERS. it shan neins
the owner; or keeper, OF S sue state live
stock sanitary board such animal Mnas
be ordered transported for ln1n,eniitts s
slaughter by the said board nnha toiou wSithin
The state where the United States pureau
OF animal industry maintains lnspeso.omd;
aud said state live stock sanltars sno Uaa
shall pay the expense of said transpo We
zion and vardase. Before being removeu
from the premise of the owner tners
shall be appointed three omppeeddenb v 1 the
sisinter ons bv m the o SHn rpp and the third
hv the first two, to appraise such AMI
NAL at it's cash value o
Such appraisal ,.hall in no case eSceed
thirtv-fve $500 dollars for a cow anu
seventy-fve G5) dollars for q morse IA
cept in the case of pure bred cattiE ah IL
horses. where the pedigree snal from ~
the herd books where registered, and ~
that case the maximum anp "a l1aHHnnrrsI'
not exceed seventy-fiye sio,uu o3 yuma
hato Gre or ,'s Veterinarian Of the state live
stock sanitary board. to pc 1re d,se ffe,l
then the full amount Of such appraa1saal al
less the value of the carcass: shail De
raid to the owner of such animal IRON
the funds hereby appropriated LOT 'ie
purpose of carrying out this act.
Pit if upon post-mortem examination
such animal shall be found to De +h al
hicted with t~ubercuios1s or gla an ths tMs
cass shall be deducted from the apz
praised value Of the living animal ann
three-fourths go of the remalnder sn ma
he paid to the owner by the state: pro for
vided. that the animal has been kept Tor
one year in good faith in the state prior
to the killing thereof: g., n,,+, tho
board, which has ordered the killing
within forty-eight 4s) hours after being
notified, a protest stating tn therein ;la . Hndea
W Nfd 't tuberc 1:Ie e or %glanders: blank
protests shall be furnished owner BY y,; tne
hoard W1lCl mas OIuEItu
Thereupon if the animal be killed. an
autopsy shall be held by three experts:
who shall be graduate veterinarians OF
a recognized college, one ap nsner "a bbs
raid by the owner, the third by the first
two to be paid by the state, who shall
appraise such animal before IT IS k sham
then be held upon such animals by the
above mentioned veterinarians,
If the autopsy shows that the an,mal
As.1 f,oo frnYN nv mon 01SeISG.
the full cash value thereof imnediately
before the killing shall be paid to the
owner by the state. less the value OF the
carcass, but if found to be diseased: the
owner shall be paid only the three-
fourths value as hereinbefore provided;
The appraisements made under this act
board of health and the state live stock
sanitary board. respectively. to the audi
tor of the state, who shall draw a war
amount thereof"
Sec. .. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after It's passage.
Approved April 10, 1903.
CHAPTER 254-H. F. NO. 1016.
AN ACT to provide for the division Of
the amount Of bonded Indebtedness of
townships and villages in cases Where
towns and villages are jointly liable
for the payment thereof.
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the
State of Minnesota:
Section 1. That in any case where any
township and village are Jointly llable
for the payment Of any bonded 1ndent-
edness, or where all the property of any
township or village is liable to tashted1
ness, any such township or village at the
time of the maturity of such bonds may
assume and pay such proportion OF me
entire bonded Indebtedness as the amount
of the last assessment Of real and per
sonal property situate in such town or
village bears to the total assessed val
'afd; p Of hHth f"s1 e s1"n thaF # a"e either her
such township or village deems such as
essmen to be inequitable the town
board or village council " Gill; as S the = case den' may
in writing that the Minnesota tax COM
mission annoint a d;sinterested assessor.
not a resident of either such township
all the real and personal property SIT,
uate in both such town and village, and
thereupon it shall be the duty of such
commission to appoint such assessor, and
the valuation and assessment so made
ny such assessor shall govern in the
division of the bonded indebtedness as
" liable for any such Indebtedness shall
have authority to issue it's bonds for the
gp agdsd nd Of the amount for Which, G1 f # nav 5of be
liable ascertained as provided in the
foregoing section.
Sec. 3. Ih1s act snail take erect ana
b. in force from and after Its passage.
Approved April 10, 1908.
CHAPTER 255-H. F. NO. 1140.
AN ACT to legalize contracts made and
entered INTO between April list: 1903.
and May list, 1908, by school districts
with officers and members of such
school district for necessary supplies
therefor and any payments on account
thereof.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
date Of the passage of this act, in which
any independent school districts in cities
one thousand and five thousand in this
state has purchased. received and used
necessary supplies and merchandise I'M
der a contract made and entered into
1905, invalid for the reason that the ven
dor therein was an officer or member of
the legislative body Of such school dis
trict and, as such. disqualified to make
payments on account thereof is hereby
1egalized and said school district may
allow and pay such vendor the reason
able value Of the supplies and merchan-
exceeding contract price therefor with,
out interest, provided that this act shall
not affect any proceeding or action now
pending in any court in this state.
not apply to any contract unless it shall
first be made to appear by the affidavits
of the seller and of n majority Of the
members of the board which purchased
which affidavit shall have first been filed
with the clerk of the board or district
affected. that the contract was entered
into without knowledge of its legality.
chandise We're such as were necessary to
the proper maintenance of the schools