The Ely miner., 1909-04-30

CeSo VI OL-lACOIPOI4IiOD, ISn6Walt OK aAhC4io-
ment increasing the capital stock. there
shall be paid to the state treasurer q
fee of nifty dollars for the first fifty
thousand dollars. or any fraction there,
or renewed corporation, and five dollars
for each additional ten thousand dollars
or fraction thereof.
But nothing in this section shall apply
solely for raising or improving live stock,
or for the cultivation or improving OF OF
farms. gardens or Agricultural ,,ita lands Is
vegetables, or to any telephone company
connecting towns or villages of less than
two thousand inhabitants, or to local
Ing in this section shall apply to corpora
tions organized for the purpose Of con-
Quoting Chautauqua system Of educa-
ton, or to purely social corporations Or
associations. but the capital stock Of any
such last named corporation shall not
Approved April II, 1909.
CHAPTER COS. F. NO. S72.
tifcates issued by the State Of Minnesota
o 1 R lots Paul IN D snS ~ 10 ss5eprs he AedSn
ernor and State Auditor to sell and
convey to the independent school dis
trict Of the City of st. Paul por-
90 thereof, as a site for public high
school building.
Be It enacted by the Legislature of the
Section i. All lots heretofore sold by
the State Of Minnesota, through its state
auditor, In D. w. Ingersoll's Addition to
st. Paul (old Reform School property
remains unpaid since June l.. 1900, are
hereby declared to have reverted to the
state. and the. sale certificates issued
Sec The coyerror ana au6ftor nj
the State Of Minnesota are hereby en-
powered and authorized to sell and con-
vey to the Independent School District
Of Ramsey, State of Minnesota, as and
for site for public high school build
ing. all the right, title and interest Of the
ing described lots for not less than the
($25. 10000. viz: Lots to II inclusive
Il to 10 inclusive, 21 to % inclusive. in
/, 2 and 8, to 20 inclusive, "a, 28, 27
and %. in block numbered four ~, all
in the aforesaid D. w. Ingersoll's Addi-
en Ths to ns Gy and an ST auditor are
authorized to execute a conveyance to
the above described lots to the said city
upon payment into the state treasury the
Sec. s. Phis Phinacs act shail af1 take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved April II, 1909.
CHAPTER 2o4-s. F. NO. ss7.
AN ACT to amend section OF chapter
2S5, General Laws Of 1905, relative to
the treatment and control OF dependent
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section 1. That section 8 OF chapter
2S5, General Laws Of 1905, be and the
"sec. 9. In the case Of delinquen,
child the court may continue the hearing
from time to time. and may commit the
ton officer, and may allow said child
to remain in its own home, subject te
the visitation of the probation officer;
ficer as often as may be required, and
subject to be returned to the court for
further or other proceedings whenever
such n, action may appear to be nee NECESSARY
placed in suitable family home, subject
to the friendly supervision Of proba.
tion officer and the further order of the
be boarded out IN some suitable family
home, In case provision Is made by vol
untary contribution or otherwise for the
payment Of the board Of such child, unit
child in home without such payment
or the court may commit such child tc
the State Training School, or the court
Incorporated under the laws In this state
that may care for delinquent children, O,
be provided by city or county suitable tc
state Institution which may be estab
lished for the care Of delinquent chill
dren. In no case shall a child be com
mitted beyond the age Of twenty-one t21
Institution I % shall Be suSject to the sh con- M
troll Of the board Of managers thereof
and the said board shall have power t.
parole such child on on such conditions nsa a,
the Recommendation Of the board, have
power to discharge such child from Gus
tody. whenever, in the Judgment Of the
or the court may commit the child tt
that win receive It, embracing in If
ebes e sssS s care ana sf ss ssess ss Seen aspn ss
accredited as hereinafter provided. The
district court may, IN its discretion. cause
any delinquent child to be proceeded
may be in force governing the commits
sion Of crimes and nisdemeanors. or the
violation Of municipal ordnance"
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
p rovss Apn aaa H. iscs It's
CHAPTER 2O5-S. r. NO. 464.
AN ACT authorizing cities having a pop
ulation Of less than ten thousand 40,
000) inhabitants to issue bonds for wa
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of tn.
State Of Minnesota:
Section 1. That in addition to the pow
the state d 81 aT a any M ce @
ahass hoasssnd lsss seea
to the last officially promulgated United
empowered to issue and seIi bonds fol
the purpose Of purchasing water work!
or extending water works.
SEQ. 2. The bonds hereby authorizet
shall be ordered to be issued by an ordi
nance duly passed by the council Of suci
city All bonds issued under the authori
ty Of this act shall become due not latel
san ean shry @ EXCEEDING stsT dsts s.
ly. Such bonds shall be signed by tn,
mayor attested by the city clerk or re
afflxed and the coupon evidencing the in
terest upon such bonds may be executed
with the fac-simile signatures Of sait
Sec. 8. No election shall be required
before the issuance Of said bonds unles.
q petition signed by not less than thret
tD citizens Of any such city asking fol
issuance Of said bonds shall be filed witt
the city clerk or recorder within twenty
days after the ordinance directing the
OF @ bonds and i n tse event In tn
submission Of the question, the city coun
submission Of the question Of the issu
ance Of such bonds TO the voters Of sale
city giving at least fifteen (15) days, no
tice thereof. in which shall be stated the
polling places, the amount Of bonds pro.
posed TO be issued and the purpose Of is.
sue, which said notice shall be published
at least twice In the official newspaper
citizens as aforesaid is filed with the city
clerk or recorder, as required under and
by this section 8, and In that event the
question Of the issuance Of such bonds
.bon ha a,,brofffod IN the vote ~ fbe