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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
CHAPTER GssLH. 3. Ma. sas.

agency for the blind. and prescribing the
powers and duties thereof.
Be Il enacted by the Legislature q the state
Of Minnesota:
Section l. There shah b established un-
der the management Of the Board Of Direct
ors Of the School for tho Blind Of the State
sor 1 thu si,na . u g's ssia AZ 81. Employment Agency
Fec. 2. The Board Of Dfr~ctsa. Of said
mendation Of tie bupseintsn dsnt Tie tSsrs ses0m a
s ssia %seaoJ p'1 1n9., e h. se s;1sssiot The :, . wsa 49,, Of
1ind. Including their present physcal and
mental condition, causes Of blindness. oapa-
sny fartheF i%nfornaton LOOKING toward the
improvement Of thear condition that may be
to 81; ID a As:s's :, : sssS s st.: ; .ss:s !, .: to- II,
Blind. but are not in attendance thereat,
where, and shan seek to secure such attend
ance by all practicable means.
Said Agency shall endeavor to secure for
tho adult blind Of the stato such labor and
T Tespeetius tra an may sna % e.p aa y an to , ths1r
SO far rs may be feasible. aid said adults in
securing any provisions which may be made
ment Of their lot.
said Agency shan further be empowered to
aid the blind ~ by home instruction and
training. ~ by assisting them in securing
in marketing the products Of their labors. "a
by care and relief for the INDECENT blind, and
IN any other practicable means Of alleviat-
Ing their condition.
Sec. 8. Tho board Of directors Of the Min
thorized to defray tho necessary expenses Of
the Aforesaid agency from tho appropriations
for the current expenses Of said board,
SEQ. 4. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after August first, 1913.
Approved April "a, 1913.
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CHAPTER boots. r.. No. "a

AN ACT to provide for tho payment and
receipt Of taxes on undivided interests In
property entered for taxation.
Be 1t enacted by tho Legislature d TIE State
Of Minnesota:
section 1. Any person holding IN undivided
interest in any property in this state listed
for taxation including mortgages, lessees.
and others. who by law or contract are re-
quired or entitled to pay taxes to protect any
right, title. interest, claim or hen held by
them in. to or upon undivided interests in
land, may pay the taxes ON such undivided
interest and on such payment tho county
treasurer shall give his receipt for tho amount
so paid and specify the interest 20 paid on.
and enter on his tax List the name Of per-
son who paid such taxes and interest paid and
report to the auditor the payment Of such
taxes upon such undivided 1nteresta- And
thereupon such undivided interests shall be
exempt from proceedings to enforce the COL
lection Of the same tax against other undi-
vided interests, upon which such tax has
not been paid and the collection Of such tax
upon the undivided interests upon which the
taxes have not been paid shall be proceeded
with in the same manner as to such undivided
interests ~ though 1t were q separate de-
scription.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and DO in
force from and after Its passage.
Approved April 20. 1913.
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CHAPTER 4e1-H. =. M. 1o1o

AN ACT to nx salaries Of Aldermen in cities
now OF hereafter having over fifty thousand
0o, oo0 Inhabitants, AN not including cities
now or hereafter governed under Q charter
adapted under and pursuant to Section SO,
Article 4, Of tho Constitution Of thds state,
~ amended, and Chapter 8b1 Of the Cen
oral Laws Of 1899, and amendmeuts there
to-"
Be It enacted By the Iesfs1sture ee he STATE
Of Minnesota:
Section l. That IN cities now o. hereafter
tsnts. the salary Of each Alderman shall be
mum, payable pro rata monthly, out Of the
City. Treasury: provided that this act shall
not include or apply to cities now or here
after governed under a charter adopted under
and pursuant to Section 80. Article 4. Of the
Constitution Of this State, as amended, and
Chapter 951 of the General Laws Of 1899, and
amendments thereto.
SEQ. 2. All acts and parts of acts incon-
sistent with this act are hereby repealed.
Sec. 3. This act Shall taken effect ana be
enforced from and after January I, 1914.
Approved April "a, 1918.
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CHAPTER 4ee-H. +. No. 12as.

AN ACT to provide for q levy Of taxes for
state purposes for the fiscal years ending
July 81st. 1914, and July 31st, 1915.
e 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota:
Section 1. For the purpose Of defraytne
the expenses Of the state for the fiscal year
ending July 3st. 1914. a tax Of three million
one hundred thousand dollars as, 100. o0O) or
as near that amount as practicable, shall be
levied on all the taxable property Of the
state; provided, that the tar hereby levied
shall not exceed the rate Of two and three
tenths mills on each dollar Il taxable proper
ty.
SEQ. 3. For the purpose Of. defray1nx the
expenses Of the state for the fiscal year end
Ing July 81st, 1916, a tax Of three million one
hundred thousand dollars (S8, 100, 00V or as
near that amount as practicable, shall be
levied on all taxable property Of the state;
provided, that the tax hereby levied shall not
exceed tho ratio of two and threatening mills
on each dollar Of taxable property.
Sec. 8. All taxes levied under the pro-
visions Of this act, when collected and paid
into the state treasury, shall be placed to
the credit Of the general revenue fund only.
SEQ. 4. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
Approved April "A, 1913.
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CHAPTER 5o2-s. F. No. 252.

AN ACT to amend Section 2917, Revised
Laws Of Minnesota for the year 1905, grant
porations the power to acquire property BY
purchase or condemnation.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
Section /. That Section 2s1e, Revised Laws
Of Minnesota for the year 1905, be and the
same is hereby amended so as to read as
follows:
Section 2917. Every foreign and domestic rail-
road corporation shall have power to acquire,
purchase or condemnation, all necessary
depot grounds, yards, grounds for gravel pits.
machine shops, warehouses, elevators. depots,
station houses, and all other structures nee
essary or convenient for the use, operation, or
enjoyment of the road, and may make with
any other railroad company, such arrange
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02

which conforms in all respects to the statutes
dehnlng q legal newspaper, except that 1t
utive weeks at some time since it became a
legal newspaper, shall be deprived of its
standing as such legal newspaper by rea-
son OF such omissions; but such newspaper
snail be deemed to be a legal newspaper not
Wsi.hstandlng such omission of it's publication
Tor two 81. consecutive weeks. y
Approved April "a, 1918.
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CHAPTER 4so-H. F. No. $50.

AN ACT relating to manufacture and sale OF
mattresses, and providing a penalty for the
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
Of Minnesota: "
Section I. Whoever manufactures for sale,
offers for sale, sells. delivers, or has in his
possession with intent to sell or deliver any
labeled, or whoever uses. either in whole or in
part In the manufacture of mattresses, any
cotton. or other material which has been
used, or has formed a part of any mattress,
or bedding used in or about public or pri-
yate hospitals or on or about any person
whoever dealing in mattresses. has a mat.
tress in his possession for the purpose of
s,ale; or offers it for sale, without a. brand or
label as herein provided, or removes, con-
ceals or defaces the brand or label thereon.
shall be deemed guilty of a m~isdemeanor, and
a fine OF not less than TWENTY-FIVE dollars nor
more than five hundred dollars, or by i'm
prisonment in the county jail not to exceed
prisonment.
sh sfr. contains 2; Tn' i h1ap plai Gf p 1a9s' t tn fhe r SnElisS
language. a statement of the material used
In the manufacture Of such mattresses, wheth,
new or secondhand. and the qualities Of the
materials used. Such brand or label shall
be be IN the shape .u Of a eleth tag to be sewed
article.
pee. .. a WaltreSS W1tn1n the meaning OF
this section shall include a quilted pad, stuffed
with hair. wool or other soft material, ex-
cept feathers. to be used on q bed for sleeping
or reclining purposes.
Sec. 4. When the Commissioners Of Labor
shall have reason or cause to believe that any
Of the provisions Of this section are being
or have been violated. such commission shall
advise the attorney general thereof, giving
the attorney general. or, under his directions,
the prosecuting attorney of any county in
stitute the proper legal proceedings for the
enforcement Of the provisions Of this Sec
ton and tor the punishment Of the violation
thereof.
Sec 3. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after January 1, 1914.
Approved April "a, 1918.
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CHAPTER boe-s. =. No. 81.

AN ACT to amend Sections 8022 and 9O23 Of
tho Revised Laws OF 1928 az amended by
Section Sect. =, Z ,a 81 r chsH1tsr - ees s., Of tho s.n General RS!
authorized securities for savings banks.
Be it enacted BY tho Legislature sf the State
Of Minnesota:
eect1on l. That subdivisien 4 Of Section
9022, Revised Laws q 1905 as amended by
Of 1907. be and 1t heseby n amended 20 as
to read ~ follows:
Subdivision 4. IN nstes q bonds secured
by MORTGAGES or trust deeds on unencumbered
real estate in Minnesota, wisoonsa9 Iowa,
when unimproved At hast trss times the
seventy p IeaDe cent Of t. wnois n sn,o mSse Of 'd the
moneys Of the bank shan BE- % loaned and
such Investment shall DO made only on report
Same and rsport its value, according to the
Judgment Of It's msmherz, and 1tS report
shall be preserved amaog tAs ba1ks 1eo-
srds."
SEQ. T.. That eeotion so2s, Revised Law. Of
1905, be amended 20 - to read ~ follows:
Section so2a 1ts board sh.ll promptly in
vest all deposits except 70 much. not exceed
banking institutions In Minnesota o. In the
payable on demand upon any Of the first two
classes Of authorized securttiss - tne extent
only Of ninety per cent Of their cash market
ton always that in case Of depreciation DO
low that proportion It shall be Immediately
classes or at once repaid. But meanwhile 50
much thereof as cannot DO judictously 20 in
vested and as Is not deemed necessary to bs
kept on hand shall be deposited daily IN ono
or moro solvent banks or trust companies. In
case Of tho insolvency thereof. their indebt-
edness, II any, to q rawlings bank shall be
cept the United States and this State. When
ever deemed necessary the bank mays borrow
rent necessary disbursements or tho demands
of It's depositors and may pledge collateral
therefor"
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved April 25, 1918.
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na1nes OF vi1iases m cerTaaI HaS ~ ~.
STATE Of Minnesota:
Section 1. That tho name Of any incorpo-
rated village In this state may be changed to
the same name as the postoffce therein, by
an ordinance Of such village 30 declaring. duly
whenever the name Of such village az incor-
porated L. different than the name Of the
Postotnce in such village. as designated by
Sec. 2. Upon the filing Of a certified copy
Of such ordinance with the county auditor Of
the county in which such village is located.
and with the state auditor and secretary Of
state, the name Of such village shall be
changed as in such ordinance provided. Such
liability. obligation. power. duty. law or or
dinance, or other matter or thing In any way
relating to such village. excepting that the
new name Of such village shall thereafter be
substituted for and used in place Of It's old
name.
Approved April "A. 1913.
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CHAPTER bo4.-S. 3. No. 50.

CHAPTER bo4.-6. +. No. 81.
AN ACT to amend Section 4 Of Chapter 30
Of the General Laws Of Minnesota for 1911,
relating to transient merchants.
BE 1t enacted b. ths 1esk1atuss q he state
Of Minnesota:
Section I. That Section & sf @aotsr p q
the General Laws d Minnesota fH 16d1, -
and the same u hereby amsn6ed b rad a
follows:
Section 4. Ths Eoeds -.saazt msohapt
a. herein used, shaal fnosqds Ill p9rsooA In
dividuals, eo-partnsrs and oafpo1atieoa both
a. principal and agent, woe Hsa9s y @
ness in this st.s. eithsr y ~ hee:a4tk o.
selling goods, wares and. us1dhandisA and
who for the purpose Of oan1fns On Goh 9uh-
structure, vacant he or nlsoAd 0r for the
exhibition ana sale Of such geed4 w1zes and
merchandise"
Sec. 4. THIS act shan take sMsct aud - IN
force from and after its passags.
Approved pru rs, t01A
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CHAPTER 4ee-H. r Ma. 1212

486-H. F. No. 1912.
AN ACT to legalize newspapers In certain
cases.
Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section l. No newspaper in this state.
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CHAPTER 4es-H. 3. No. 1877.

m ACT to authorize the State Board OF Con.
troi Of this state to construct and equi1
certain eeo1amea buildings a3{a;.. and. to IN make 3 certain ert 4, I'm n,
authorize the making of certain improve
ments, alterations and repairs, for thu
certain buildings for certain state norma
and to authorize the state Board Of contro
vide the funds, and to levy a tax to pa,
for the same.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota:
Section 1. The State Board Of Control o.
this state is hereby authorized to c%onstruc1
and equip at a cost not exceeding the amount
set opposite the respective items hereinafter
set forth. the following described buildings 70,
the State University. to-wit:
A Home Economics building at The
Farm School at st. Anthony. $780, oo. 81
A boys dormitory at the Asrieultu-
ra! School at Crookston. Minne-
A Biology building on the main cam. 'o'''0
A D SosD 81 ths .t stsss pS niiGina ID ;i .id
A Wome ea's's Gymnasium on said 0
AND aa! sa. sH1 sssss Bosa IL ooatc i;
authorised to expend, or to author
Ire the Board Of Regents Of the
ssner.l improvemsnt., repa4l. and
s. It eoessto@ &in1esssa. =. o,o =,
" A~tVVVsV\
Sec. 2. The State Board Of Control /.
s hersDy "a aut tho to no CONSTRUCT, erect ant
head, Minnesota. q building to be used for 6
l Library .,o an a. class ! rooms Ct q cost not to ex:
troll is also authorized to construct. erect and
equip for the State Normal School at Winons
g model school building at a cost not exceeding
Sec: 9: The buildings provided for in this
act shall be constructed under the supervision
for in Section I. Chapter lis, General Laws
erect the building provided for in this act
the state Board OF Control II hereby author
lied and empowered. II said board deems /
and sell, as funds are needed for constructor
purposes, certificates Of Indebtedness. to b
B Eadwn aao e e.aadsa fs % NJ fnSeete aSuastlon a;
not less than par value, with interest there
on, payable semi-annually at a rate Of no
mnns ana. and IN Ive su pfT t cent and O. per 1po cent eoI psE an
and terms as the said State Board Of Con.
troll may determine, in an aggregate amount
in provided Tor. "' A'l
in the year 1918 and the next succeeding tire,
m mann; % as 'e othe 9n state aeut taxes : @ .n4no IL ahe to s ar"
thousand (s1175. 600: 90, dollars for each Of sale
years. together with the interest that may be.
come due upon all Of said certificates. Whe,
collected the said money shall be credited t.
the Educational Buildings Fund"
There is hereby appropriated from said INA
u%cational Buildings Fund" when. collected, s
terest upon Tho osaff,noats. u f1ndebtedne e1
SEQ. 8. This act shall take effect and be IL
force from end AFTER its passage.
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urer of such city. in the same manner as
other taxes are paid over.
Sec. 5. This act shall take eject and be
In force from and after its passage.
Approved April "a, 1913. 4
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P 4es-H. b. 1851.

names of viilares in certain cases,
Be it Enacted by the Legislature Of the
STATE Of Minnesota:
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AN c relating to manufacture and sale OF
mattresses. and providing a penalty for the
violation thereof.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature OF the State
of Minnesota Nh y.
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OF the 1CndS nereaIter provided under this
act one-half the cost Of the erection and
equipment of each such sanatorium including
cost of site, which payment shall be made
ment Of expense incurred by \the State Board
Of Control in the erection and equipment Of
public buildings; provided, that the amount
contributed by the state towards the cost
Of the erection and equipment Of each of such
sanatorium including cost Of site shall not
Whenever any such Sanatorium has been erect
ed and equipped said County Sanatorium Com
mission shall have full charge and control Of
with the State Board Of Control with refer
|ence thereto or respecting the purchase Of
and said state Board Of Control shall aid in
the securing of favorable contracts for the
purchase of supplies when SO called upon.
Said County Sanatorium Commission shall ide-
termine by resolution each year prior to July
1st. the amount Of money necessary for the
Glowing year and a certified copy Of such
resolution shall be forthwith forwarded to the
Board Or Boards Of County Commissioners, and
such Board or Boards may In their discretion
properly approved and apport}oned ~ amount N
case shall the amount Of such levy in any
one year exceed one mill on the dollar Of
tho sum Of Five Dollars $500 per week shall
be paid to said County or group Of Counties
p BY tes a s5ats tsis aot, Witch Gnt Of pa fnnes ap 2bs}l
be made monthly upon warrants Of the State
Auditor, drawn upon the State Treasury, pro-
vided that tho President and Executive Secre-
tary Of the Advisory Commission Of the
Minnesota sanatorium for C~onsumptives GER
tify that the Institution has been properly
conducted. In case two Or more Counties
unite in a decision to establish a sanatorium,
the County Sanatorium Commission shall ap-
portion by resolution one-half Of the estimated
total cost of site. erection and equipment and
the estimated total cost Of maintenance for
the ensuing year between Re or AN among said coun;
by each County, which said apportionment,
shall be based approximately upon the respec-
by the last previous Federal or State Census.
When 50 apportloned said Commission shall
Of each County a certified copy of such reso-
luton, and each County Board shall then
proceed to pay II 1t has funds available for
amount apportioned to its County. Ali moneys
collected or received for such sanatorium
purposes except cost of site. erection and
equipment shall be deposited in the Treasury
Of said County g Courties to the credit Of,
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Sec. 8. Two or moro Counties may unite
in In .,n aequiri l. H., establishing, equipping and
said Commission shall be composed Of three
members chosen from the County in which
said Sanatorium is to be located, as provided
for in Section 2, and two members shall be
chosen from each Of the other Counties inter
ested by the County Commissioners Of each
such County; under the first appointment one
member shall be chosen to hold Office for one
year and one for two years from the first
Monday Of the next July following such ap-
pointment and thereafter one member shall be
chosen each year to serve for a period Of two
years. commencing with the first Monday in
for in this Section shall hold office until his
successor is appointed and qualified.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-18
HORSE RAISING COST
 N J. s. IS SHOWN
This Matter Will be of interest to Salt River Valley Farmers Who Plan
 to Plant CabalIos.

In view of the fact that the Salt Riv- CT valley has recently interested itself in raising horses for the markets, the following from the bulletins of the ag riculture~ department has been dug up for the readers of The Republican.
 Reports have 9been received from about ten thousand correspondents of the bureau of statistics of the depart ment of agriculture upon the cost of raising colts on farms to the age of three years. The average for the Unit ed states is found to be $10406; or, if we deduct the value of work done by the horse before he has passed his third year, namely $7.52, the net cost is $96.54; this is 70.9 per cent of the sel- ling value of such horses, S136.17
 The cost varies widely by states, from an average of $6950 for New Mexico, $71.50 for Wyoming and $S247
Arizona republican., 1913-04-18
TWO MEN KILLED }
 IN \ MIAMI CAVf.Ih
Death the Result of the Succeeding
 Ar Blast

r Two men were killed in a cave-in at the Miami mine yesterday morn ing. Information of the accident came in telegram from the super of the mine to General Manager J. Parke Charming who is in the city. The telegram stated that the accident occurred at 7:45 and that the men were killed by the air blast that followed. . Mir Charming deeply regretted the loss of life for he said that the great est care had been taken in the op- .eTation of the mine and that there had been no other fatality there
 within a year.
 More timber is used in the Miami than any other mine in this part of
 the country for the general manager
 having been for three years mine inspector of Michigan is more fami : liar with the cause and probability of accidents than the average gen eral manager of a mining property. This cavein was not only expect ed but it was being arranged for and at the time MT. Charming left : the ground was being allowed to
 settle SlOwlv
Arizona republican., 1913-04-18
FINANCES AND MARKETS
ASSOCIATED PRESS p1spArcHl

NEW YORK, April 17.-Attentioa was focused upon the improving finan- day and by the reduction of the Bank of England's discount rate to four and one half per cent from five per cent. q ,figure at which it has been maintained since last october.
 The evidence of genuine betterment in feeling abroad has recently been plentiful and the most direct and posi- tive being the steady absorption of se- curities here for foreign account during the last fortnight. Domestic influences, such as the uncertainties of tariff leg isIation and misgivings as to the out look for the money market. the still uncompleted process of readjustment of