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CHAPTER 24s-s. F. No. oes

243-S. F. No. 268. .
AN N the The s sataele Of Minnesota MIN Aet 10 now Sa' or here after a
having a population Of not more than TWEEN
ty thousand 100000 inhabitants, and operat-
than ten thousand 100000 inhabitants to
Issue bonds for the purpose OF constructing
s suita hS,l .si taa and S1d' e 1SsnSRs t aaa for acquiring
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature OF the State
Section /. Any city in the State of Min
nesota now having a population. of not more
than Twenty Thousand (2O,O0O Inhabitants and
not less than ten THOUSAND THO SAND 10000 Inhabitants !
Ave Ave 9 Thousa IN Si Dollars ars s7 4 sa9sr par va 1ue;N the
pose Of constructing a City Hall and City
Lookup in such city and for acquiring suitable
sites 81 = END aqtsa GROUNDS . IDS t thereto e ;xo when a. approved prov a., by
ton, at a special election called for that pur-
pose, or when approved, by a majority Of
the notice for which the proposed issue shall
have been plainly submitted for approval or
rejection.
One Of this act, or any portion thereof, may
be issued and sold by such city notwithstand-
1 'ng any Syt1 i% or III the son 1aMs If IN th the s sassteT pr Of
scribing or fixing any limit upon the bonded
indebtedness Of such chs city, y; but ut, the e. full Il ttaitn
be pledged for the payment Of any bonds IS
sued under this act, and for the current inter-
est thereof, and the council. common council
" az SoAASA4 " ouSA SAJ oA0AA NoSA JSoA
include in the tax levy for such city a suf-
dcient amount to provide for. the payment Of
such interest and for the accumulation Of a
suitable sinking fund for the redemption of
such bonds at their maturity.
Sec. 8. No bonds hereunder shall be issued
by any such city for the purpose herein au-
thorized, to run for a longer period than
thirty years, or bearing a higher rate Of IN
terest than five and one-half Is u 9o) per cent
per annuul. but the place Of payment Of the
principal and interest thereon and the de-
nomination in which the same shall be issued,
shall be such as may be prescribed by the
council. common council or city council. and
tered certificates, so-called. All such bonds
shall be signed by the Mayor, attested by the
Of said city, provided, that the signatures to
the coupons attached to such bonds, if any,
may be Autographed thereon, and none of said
bonds shall be sold at less than their par
e e, End and accrued cerueds, inter Hidae an tbe then only to
Sec. 4. This act shall also apply to cities
Section 80 of Article 4 Of the Constitution.
Sec. s. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after It's passage.
Approved April II, 1913.
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CHAPTER 246-H. B. M. 825.

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AN ACT to locate and establish the fifth
State Fish Hatchery in the County Of yell
low Medicine, within the city limits Of the
Of Gfty gbi of GTan Witbi Eal t6s s or IN 1im the o Gon Has{
Granite Falls. or within either or both,
and to authorize and direct the Board OF
Game and Fish Commissioners in the State
Of Minnesota to acquire q site therefor and
to equip, develop and maintain the same
and to appropriate money therefor.
Of Minnesota:
Section /. That the Fifth State Fish
for the propagation and cultiva-
be-, and the same is hereby located at or
within the city limits Of the City Of Granite
state Of IN mi the Gaun ey S ST Hel t6s ci Msd iimlfs
Chippewa, State Of Minnesota, or within
as the Fifth State Fish Hatchery.
Sec. 2. The said Fifth State Fish Hatch
cry shall be subject to the management and
Of the State Of Minnesota. as now
Sec. s., The said Board Of Game and Fish
powered and directed as soon as practicable
after the passage Of this act, to acquire by
gift, in the name of and on behalf of the
premises. right Of way or easement. public
or private, that may BIZ necessary, conven-
ment, maintenance ana development of said
fish hatchery and grounds. and for the pur-
pose of receiving and conducting to and from
for the use Of said hatchery in such manner
as the Board Of Game and Fish Commission
ers may deem fit.
Sec: i. The said Board Of Game and Fish
Commissioners are hereby authorized, en-
powered and directed as soon as practicable
after the passage of this act, to erect upon the
premises so acquired, a pfke-perch hatchery,
such buildings and equipments as in it's judy
ment it may deem necessary for the pur-
poses of this act.
Sec. &. This act shall +al,e effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
Approved April IL. 1913.
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CHAPTER 247-S. B. No. e52.

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AN ACT to amend Section 2s71 OF the Re-
vised Laws of 1905, relating to the amend
ment Of certificates Of Incorporation Of cor
porations.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
Section /. That section 2s71 Of the Revised
Laws Of the State of Minnesota for the year
1905 be and the same hereby Is. amended SO
as to read as follows:
''Sec. 2S71. The Certificate Of 1ncorpora-
ton of any corporation now or hereafter or
ganized and existing under the laws Of this
state may be amended SO as to change Its
ital stock, or so as to change the number
and par value of the shares Of Its capital
stock, or In respect Of any other matter
which an original certificate of a corpora
ton Of the same kind might lawfully have
contained, by the adoption Of a resolution
the proposed amendment, at a reg
ular meeting or at a special meeting called
for that expressly stated purpose, IN either
Of the following ways: ~ by majority vote
not (2), by majority, vote Of its members; or,
in either case ~ by majority vote of its
entire board Of directors, trustees, or other
within one year after having been
thereto duly authorized by specific resolu-
ton duly adopted at such a meeting Of stock
holders or members, and by causing such res
olution to be embraced in a certificate duly
executed by its president and secretary, or
other presiding and recording officers. under
Its corporate seal, and approved. filed, record
ed, and published in the manner prescribed
and publishing Of a like original certificate"
IN force from and after its passage
Approved April II, 1913.
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said court as the Judge therein presiding may
direct, without charge therefor.
Sec. 3. All acts and parts Of acts In
with this act are hereby repealed.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be
In force from and after its passage.
Approved April IL, 1913.
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Approved April II, 1918.
CHAPTER PALS. F.. No. 255

CHAPTER 241-S. F. Nc. 255.
AN ACT to amend Section ALL, Of the Re-
vised Laws Of 1905, relating to the service
Of summons by publication and personal
service thereof out Of the state.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature of the State
Of Minnesota:
Section i. That Section Ali of the Revised
Laws Of 1905, be and the same is hereby
SO as to read as follows:
Sec. ALL. In any Of the cases mentioned
In Section Alp, when the sheriff of the coun-
ty in which the action is brought shall have
duly determined that the defendant cannot
be found therein and an affidavit of the
plaintiff or his attorney shall have been filed
with the Clerk. stating the existence Of one
OF such cases and that he believes the defend.
ant Is not q resident Of the state, Or cannot
be found therein, and either that he has mailed
a copy OF the summons to the defendant at
his place of residence. or that such residence
Is not known to him, service Of the summons
may be made upon such defendant by three
weeks published notice thereof; Provided, that
personal service of such summons without the
state proved by the affidavit Of the person
making the same, MADE before an authorized
officer having a seal, shall have the same eff
feet as the published notice herein provided
for
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after July !, 1913.
Approved April II, 1913.
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SESSION OF 1913.
.uardian for such insane
Legislature Of the State

approval Of - guardian for such insane
spouse Endorsed thereon: 53afE
Be II enacted by the Legislature of the State
Section /. All conveyances Of real property
in this state made prior to tho first day Of
April, 1900, in which q husband or wife, whose
spouse had, not less than three years prior to
the date OF such conveyance, been adjudged
insane or incompetent to transact business, and
such insanity or incompetency had continued
to the date OF such conveyance, and where
such husband or wife was then the duly APP
pointed guardian for such insane spouse, has
conveyed real property in this state, other
than homestead property, by separate deed but
has failed and neglected to join in said deed
as such guardian or to endorse on said deed
approval thereof as such guardian for such in
sane spouse, shall be and the same are here
by declared to be legal and valid and of the
same force and effect as If such grantor were
unmarried and the records thereof heretofore
actually made in the office of the Register of
DEEDS OF the proper county shall be in all re-
spects valid and legal and such conveyances
and the records thereof shall have the same
force and effect in all respects for the purpose
OF notice. evidence or otherwise, as may be
provided by law in regard to conveyances In
other cases; provided. that the provisions Of
this act shall not apply to any action or pro-
ceed1ng now pending In any Of the Courts Of
this State.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from> and after the first day Of May,
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be made without advertising for bids.
Sec. 3. This act shall take. effect and be
In force from and after its passage.
Approved April II. 1913.
CHAPTER 245-s. h. NO.

IA 245-S. +. No. 201. s
AN ACT to amend Section 1892 Of the Re.
v1sed Laws Of the State Of Minnesota for
1905. relating to judgment notwithstanding
the verdict. rt
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of tn. state
Of Minnesota:
Section /. That Section 1882 Of the Revised
Laws Of Minnesota for 1906, be and the same
is hereby amended SO that said Section shall
read as follows:
Section 1852. When at the close Of the
Testimony any party to the action moves the
court to direct q verdict in his favor, and
the adverse party objects thereto, such motion
shall be denied and the court shall submit
to the jury such issue or issues, within the
|plead1ngs on which any evidence has been
taken. as either or any party to the action
shall request. but upon a subsequent motion.
by such moving party after verdict rendered
withstanding the verdict. the court shall
grant the same If, upon the evidence as 1t
stood at the time such motion to direct a
verdict was made the moving party was en-
titled to such directed verdict. An order for
judgment notwithstanding the verdict may
also be made on a motion in the alternative
form asking therefor, or, If the same be de-
MED, for a new trial. If the motion for 5udg-
ment Notwithstanding the verdict be denied,
the Supreme Court, on appeal from the judg-
ment, may order judgment to be entered. when
should have been SO directed; and it may also
so order on appeal from the whole order de-
.nying such motion when made in the alterna-
tive form whether a new trial was granted or
denied by such order"
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after July I, 1913.
Approved April IL, 1913.
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AfTtAAAS 11bSh NHD wv
Sec. 81; VIC MAY ApPBAL-goNp-.
EoT sn7 S 1T Of q G geuz9S a or Town
ell either establishing, altering or discontinu-
tinue, any public road, or by any award OF
damages made by such Town or County Board
may appeal thsre ctr s,os within dd5srn THIRTY days Us
a after she 70 h'i ths q d,s fpsa oeoena''Ds Of the he
county, by nling with the clerk Of such oeur,
two 0f bundred ana fifty dollars, approved by
the Judge or by the court commissioner or
sTd'te. Of .5 suGh COUNTY count SUCH eSno apoeai i, 10 e pay
the determination or award Is sustained. and
by service OF a notice OF appeal as provided
mines I'M o to estabish. alter or discontinue a road
or refuses so to do, any = tax payer 70 Of the
payer Of the town. as to a town road, through
Which such road or any part thereof; passes
Sec. 81. NOTICE OF APPEAL-WHAT Tc
ooNTAIN.-The notice Of appeal shall state
briefly the grounds Of appeal-whether 1t re-
tablishins. altering, or disseminating a road
or to the refusal SO to do. and whether 1T Is
taken to reverse entirely theeode decision sn9 Of the
latter, what portion. It shall be signed by
the party appealing; or his attorney, ant
be served upon the chairman OF the Town OF
County Board. as the case may be; A cop.
thereof. when the appeal is from the actor
Of a County Board. shall be filed with the
Auditor Of the County, and. when from tina
Of the Town Board, with the Clerk Of each
town in which such road may be located.
Sec. CO. PROCEEDINGS ON APPEAL
Such appeal shall be entered upon the cal.
Gear for trial at the next general term Of
the court occurring more than twenty days
after the appeal is perfected: Except where
the parties otherwise agree. the court or jury
shall reassess the damage. unless such re.
assessment is rendered unnecessary by the dc.
termination of other matters involved: bu1
principles which the board was required tc
follow in its determination. Upon final judg
ment being rendered. the Clerk shall nix
q certified transcript thereof, with. the Count,
Auditor. If the appeal was taken from thu
action of the County Board. and with the
Clerk Of each Town affected by such de
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Town Board of Supervisors are hereby granted
the further right and power to appropriate and
town, or from any other fund available, the
cost Of cutting down such trees and hedges and
the removal or destruction of the same. If
Section "a. TUNNELS UNDER ROADS,
Every owner Of land on both sides of a pub
lie road may tunnel under such road to per
NIT stock to pass from one side to the other.
but he shall at his own expense construct
such tunnel SO as not to endanger the public
such tunnel, the land owner shall obtain from
the Town Board Of the town in which it is
Of lSc1 tSnne1 Its ana apP 9 + ma1 o9 the e, place. Is ecnt the kind
prevail. it shah be valid, unless within one
Bridges over tunnels shall be not less
tho1sd sixteen x;tb feet xs,;tnrs wide; properly pro;
Of such materials as to be safe ifSrs.th raVei;
and If II; within btfda n one fhs year @en after the construction
it Or its appurtenances insecure, 1t may cause
the same to be put in the proper condition
at the expense Of its owner, and, whenever
said Board, shall deem the tunnel out of re-
pair, it may cause the necessary repairs to be
made at the expense of such owner. In either
case the reasonable cost of such repairs shall
Auditor and by him assessed upon the land
in the same manner as the road taxes. Pro-
on a section or sectional subdivision line, the
owner Of the lands on both sides of such road
shall be permitted to construct an appro-
pirate tunnel to be approved by the town
board of such town. which tunnel the owner
shall maintain at his own expense for the
first year and which shall be thereafter
maintained by the town board at the expense
of the town.
Section Is. ROADS ON MINERAL LANDS.
Whenever a public road crosses mineral land
or other lands outside the limits Of any city,
village or borough, which the owner or
lessee desires to mine in such way as to re-
move the supports of the road or to improve
cafd lands bV building any structure mr. huild-
Ing thereon, he may, at his own expense
change such road to other land, and make a
new road thereon, suitable for public travel;
provided that no such change OF road on
lands other than mineral lands shall be
made unless the same be first approved by
the Town Board and the State Highway Com
mission, and the new road be first constructed
and approved by said Town Board and said
Highway Commission: and. If he cannot obtain
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coNTRAcr-Final payment SHAH not be
made on any contract for road work by any
volved in the contract exceeds two hundred
dollars, until an Assistant State Engineer
has examined the work and certified that
the same has been properly done and per-
formed according to contract and his certif-
icate to that effect shall have been hled in
t t9e OF 11'i Town vn Gle Clerk I0o Of the sd town. a. as the the e ease
may be. Such examination shall be made and
such certificate shall be filed by the Assistant
Of written notification by, the contractor to
the State Engineer of the completion Of the
work. Any, County Auditor or any Town
Clerk who issues a warrant or an order in
final payment upon a road contract where
the amount involved in such contract exceeds
Certificate eer feat " shall have been filed, l shall Suf be
vions Of this section shall not apply to any
have a population Of one Hundred Fifty
Thousand d5o,O0O) inhabitants or over and
q a+n eoon ofgce sspf so taperintea Of t abtgh eonyfruct,o or
or Improvement of roads within its confines.
See; s. STATE !. ESGINEER TO IN
State Engineer. to make an annual inspec-
ton of all bridges exceeding thirty feet
il length; as .n far as time ~ and son,
Of the same to the Highway Commission and
the appropriate County Board, and make such
recommsndatioons e he may deem advisable:
TO RECONSTRUCT AND REPAIR BRIDG-
Es.-subdivision ~. Whenever it shall be-
come necessary to reconstruct or repair any
bridge upon any county or town road In
any town or towns or upon any town line
in this State and the said bridge is unsafe
proper authorities. and the said town fails.
neglects or omits to construct. reconstruct or
repair the same, or provide for the expense
repairing the same. the County Board of any
such county in which said town is located
hereby given power and authority to recon
struct or repair any such bridge, upon giving
notice to the Town Board Of such town Of
and place for hearing the necessity and advisa-
bility of making such reconstruction or repair.
PARED IN DUPLICATE.-When any County
Board shall have reconstructed or repaired
such County Board shall cause to be pre-
pared an itemized statement. in duplicate, of
the cost Of such reconstruction or repair. One
County Auditor and the other fled in the Office
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
BLUES ORGANIZE
BASEBALL TEAM
First Game Of the Season at New
Ball Park to Be Played
Saturday.

The Richmond Blues will put their
first baseball team in action OH Satur-
day afternoon at o'clock against the
strong nine from the Medical College
OF Virginia. This afternoon practice
game will be played on the Academy
grounds. and tho members OF the Blues
nine Will work hard TO get in proper
condition for Saturdays game Tho
tentative lineup for the Blues Will he
rs follows
Billy Word, catcher: Wright. Van
Pelt and Jones. pitchers: McRee, short
stop. Sweeney first base II. Il Rose.
second base; Pitt, third base; y Glib
son. right field; e. Rose loft field
Richardson. centre ncla.
The Blues have demonstrated their
ability on the gridiron and in track
and field events. and feel confident
that they can muster baseball club
which will do credit to the organiza-
ton. Manager Fenton :. Jacobs is
arranging an attractive schedule.
Fred Wcstcrvelt will umpire Satur-
days game. and it will be the first
play ball" 10 be heard at the new
baseball grounds. which will be in
proper condition for the game.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
MARQUARD WILL Be
MARRIED TODAY
Gets Litense to Wed Blossom
Seeley His Partner in Vaude-
vile Sketch.

San + yFnclsco. March li-Rube
Marquard, pitcher for the New York
Giants, and Blossom seeiey. with whom
he Is appearing In comedy sketch on
the vaudeville stage, Will be married
here Tomorrow afternoon "a the Ger
man Luthepn Church. This announce
ment was made b. Marquard following
the appearance this afternoon of the
pair at the local marriage license Of
fee. where tho necessary documents
were taken out The records OF the
pair at the license office rad:
Richard ". Marquard. twenty three
years. theatrical promoter. New York
Blossom kirhcrlne Kane. twenty-five
years old ;ftress, New York.
We decided some time ago 70 he
married while we were In California
declared Miruuard tonight. Miss
Seeley formtrly lived here and want
ed the cerenpny performed In the home
OF her childhood. We have made no
plans for thd future. II McGraw meets
my terns will join the Giants after
my theatricS contracts have run out.
In about fotr weeks II he doesn't
we Will proltlbly rest for couple OF
months and return to the vaudeville
stage next I'LL"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
THORPE WALLOPS
MATTY'S Blenders

Marlin. Tex, March l1.--JIm Thorpe
go; homo run off Matty to-day. 1t
was tn" only feature OF the game be-
tween the Giant regulars and Colts
Kirby retired in tho second inning after
twelve regulars connected for eight
runs on seven hits. two errors and a
base on balls. Then McGraw. who had
been umpirinS, pitched the nothing
ball to the regulars. They could not
ind" the manager, but scored a run
on errors
Goulait ied of twirlinE for the regu-
lars. and was not scored on. He gave
way to Matty In the fourth. Big six
felt so good he remained TO the finish.
pitching six innings
Chief Meyers, who Injured one OF his
fingers last Thursday. worked behind
the bat to-day for the regulars. Thorpe
connected for the homer in the sixth.
and Matty is still wondering how II han
pened.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
AWAITING FINAL
COURT RULING
New Workers Will Not Reopen
All Tracks, but Will Hold
Short Meets.

New York, March 11.-Whether horse
racing on New York State race tracks
is to be resumed still was an open
question after meeting of represen-
tauves OF the racing associations, at
turf headquarters here. to-day.
ut Is Il %ery difficult problem TO
solve. and so far we have been UNI
able to make any definite arrange
ments," was the announcement made at
the conclusion of the conference, by
Philip J. Dwyer, who represented the
Brooklyn and Queens County Jockey
Club.
None OF the others at the meeting
would say anything for publication.
william y. EnEenlan, OF the Brighton
Beach Racing Associations: August Bel
mont. of the Westminster Racing Asso-
citation, and James Bull, OF the Empire
city Racing Association, Yonlters, were
among those AZ the meeting.
The lower courts have held that oral
betting Is not q crime. and while in the
absence of final ruling there will be
no general reopenlnE OF tracks, il is
understood that plan is on foot to
have the associations pool issues and
hold short meetings this season at Bel
mont Park Saratoga, and perhaps two
ether courses