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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-02

barrier preventing the payment Of the total
cost OF such improvement by assessment Of
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the State
Section !: The common council, city conn
Fifty thousand 100000 inhabitants, whether
special act of the Legislature, general act of
the Legislature. or charter adopted by the
freeholders thereof or Otherwise is hereby
hfths vote Of all members OF said council. or
other governing body, to issue negotiable
Ing Fifty thousand dollars (S5oooo). said
bonds to be of such denomination and pay
eeeeng thirty go years 0 from s"n the date nGi
be- deemed advisable. Said bonds shall bear
ly and shall have interest coupons attached.
designated therein, and shall be sold to the
highest bidder: Provided, that such bonds
thereof and accrued interest thereon.
Issued under this act shall be placed in the
tute a special fund.- and shall be kept dis
t,nct from all other funds of the city. and
hs cost or any thereo Of
to its full width any principal street in such
city city which has rocky ledge and other nat.
where the cost of said Improvement would
exceed the benefits to property assessable
therefor.
Sec. 3. All bonds issued under the author
ity Of this act shall be sealed with the seal
Of the city issuing the same signed by the
Mayor, attested by the Clerk. and counter
signed or reported by the City Comptroller or
Auditor of said city, except that the signature
to the coupons attached to said bonds may
be Autographed thereon The full faith and
credit Of any such city issuing such bonds
shall be pledged at all times for the payment
OF all such bonds and the interest thereon,
and such city shall each year levy sufficient
tax to pay the annual interest on such bonds
and the principal Of such bonds shall
mature during the ensuing year or shall
provide a sinking fund sufficient to ensure
the redemption Of said bonds at maturity.
Sec. T. The obligation incurred by any
city by the issuing Of any bonds pursuant to
the provisions hereof shall not De considered
as part of its indebtedness under the pro-
visions OF its governing act charter of
any law Of this State. fixing the limit Of the
Enlount of Indebtedness of such city.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be
In force from and after its passage.
Approved March &c 1913,
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CHAPTER 1871. F. No. 125,

AN ACT to provide salaries fer the sPeriffs
OF certain counties for certain of the sery-
BY IN ea Of 10f
and to provide for the payment Of their
expenses in such a,s cases. and the compensa-
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
SECTION Hundred ESQ., SQUARE miles in
than forty-hve thousand $4,000, inhabitants.
| area exceeding twenty-five hundred (25oN
square miles and now or hereafter having a
o0a) inhabitants according to- the then next
preceding state federal census. the sheriff
o sa services 5 bis b
Tor his county in lieu Of fees. ~ hereinafter
provided. T5x,
t abee u 11o9oo9 inhabitants. land ali such
sand RzDF %t aG
5fttsn thousand , i3,asitan. , shsii
Having 1e ha' ten Thousand dooool " more. but
Than tne9e, ~ a,s iBeo tn ssa b.r
ms. fifteen thousand 10000 or more: but less
than twenty thousand go, 600. shall be known
as counties q oo class. CO. those having twenty
as counties Of Glass p" those having TWEEN
% aa be- put
AZ Counties Of s'Class e. those having thirty
tNofiye thousand $4,000 shall be known as
counties Of Class F. those having thirty
forty. thousand 0Ools shall be known as
counties of Glass G." those having forty
thousand t4o,eoN 6r more but less than forty
ties of "ClAss H. -. ~. .. -
Sec. g. The several sherins Of all such
counties shall In lieu Of fees therefor. receive
a yearly sa:ary. payable monthly. on the first
day Of each month out Of the county revenue
f,,nd on warrants drawn by the county au-
iYitor upon the county treasurer, IN full Of
their compensation for All Official services
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CHAPTER 121-S. F.. No. 315.


AN ACT relating to the issuance OF permits
for breeding or domestication Of certain fur
bearing animals
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
Section I. The Game and Fish Commission
OF this State may issue permits to breed Or
coon upon application to it which shall con-
tain:
!. The name and address Of the applicant.
which applicant will keep such domesticated
animals.
5. The number and kinds Of animals in
Gated.
fee Of one cent for each such animal in pos
issue permit to the APPLICANT to Keep such
shall annually on the first day Of January,
report to the Commission any increase or
piled for. The Commission shall keep rec
ord OF all persons holding such permits
Any person desiring to breed and domesti-
the Game and Fish Commission for Permit
to catch and take, for the purposes of breed
ing IL; and domestieating only, any such animals
described portion of the closed season and
upon such h., applicant giving a bond to- the
dred (s50o.0O) dollars. with two or more sure
ties. to be approved by said Commission. con-
ditioned: among other things. that said appl-
within the territory mentioned in the appi-
cation. take and catch such animals for the
purpose of breeding and demonstrating, and
that such applicant will not catch, take or
use such animals for any other purposes,
and will not sell or otherwise dispose, Of the
same. or of the carcasses, fur and hides
thereof the said Commission may issue to
such applicant a permit to catch and take
such animals. At the end Of the time stated
in in such permit the person named therein
Commission the kind and number of sucn
animals so caught and taken and receive q
permit for their retention and domesticatlon.
as In this act provided
Any person, who under the authority of this
act, shall have in his lawful possession any
such fur bearing animals shall be deemed
to have a property right therein and to be
the owner thereof and any person who shall
enter the enclosure where such animals are
confined. who shall catch, take modest
such animals when in such enclosure, shall
be subject to the same liabilities, penalties
and punishments as though the animals IN
question were ordinary domestic animals the
subject Of property rights in this state.
Any such animals or their furs or hides
may be sold or shipped within or without
the state upon receipt Of written permission
to do so from the Commission
Approved March q, 1913
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CHAPTER FPS F. M Ala
CHAPTER 1S4-S r No 55O

AN ACT entitled An Act to amend Section
3022. Chapter So Revised Laws, 1905, re-
lating to authorized securities
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
Of Minnesota:
Section l. That subdivision of Section
BOZ, Revised Laws 1905, be and 1t is hereby
amended to read follows:
Sec 3O22. In the bonds of any county,
city, town, village, school. drainage. Or other
district created pursuant to law for public
purposes in Minnesota, in any warrant,
order or interest bearing obligation issued by
this state, or by any city, city board town OF
county therein. provided that the net indebt-
net Indebtedness is defined by Revised Laws,
1905. section TT and its amendments, shall
not exceed ten per cent Of it's assessed valua,
ton, Or in the bonds Of any county, city,
town, village, school. drainage Or other dis
trict. created pursuant to law for public pur-
poses in Iowa, Wisconsin and North and South
town. village, school district. drainage OF other
district created pursuant to law for public
purposes, IN the United States. containing a,
least thirty-fve hundred Inhabitants: provided
that the total bonded Indebtedness of any such
municipality or district shall not exceed ten
per cent of it's assessed valuation
Sec =. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved March %, 1913.
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CHAPTER 131-H. r. No. POS.

$1,000 go 49,
AN ACT to amend Sections p, SO, and so.
Chapter 544 Of the General Laws of 1905.
relating to the Domesticatfon, Propaga-
ton, Preservation and Shipment, of Game
and Fish, r.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
of Minnesota:
Section l. That Section %. Chapter 344.
General Laws Of the State Of Minnesota for
1905, be amended SO to read as follows:
Section p. The Commission may issue
permits to breed domesttcate game birds,
deer, moose, elk and caribou, and to propa-
gate fish upon application to 1t, which shall
contain:
/. The name and address Of the applicant
2. A description Of the premises on which
applicant will keep such domesticated animals
or where. he will breed or propagate game
birds or fish. :.
8. The number and kind of birds. animals
or fish In possession at the time Of making
the application and whether they are wild or
donesticated. Ez@s'% s.-E - =
In case Of deer, moose. elk or caribou the
application shall be accompanied by fee Of
fifty t50) cents for each animal in possession
The Commission may thereupon issue q per-
NIT to the applicant to keep such animals.
Any person holding such a permit shall an
nually.. on the first day OF January report to
the commission any increase or decrease had
upon the original number applied for, To-
gether with a fee Of nfty (SO cents for each
additional animal The Commission shall
keep record Of all persons holding such
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-02
CHAPTER 125-S. F. No. 612.

AN ACT to amend Chapter AL General Laws
act authorizing the Railroad and. Ware
house Commission to keep up the physical
valuation of railroad properties in this
state. and requiring the railroad companies
to furnish the necessary Information for
such purpose.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
Section l., That Section l Of Chapter l47 of
the General Laws of Minnesota for the year
1909, be and the same is hereby amended so
as to read as follows:
''Sec. /. The railroad and warehouse COM
mission, hereinafter called the commission
is hereby authorized. at all times, to keep
UP the physical valuation of the railroad prop
critics of this state. and to that end all rail.
road corporations under the supervision Of the
commission . are required to furnish to the
commission on December 81 Of each year. un-
less further time be granted by the commits
sion and at such other times as the com.
mission may require. a detailed statement
showing changes In the physical, conditions of
it's properties in this state and the elements of
cost entering into such changes in both debts
and credits OF such property, and the dis
tribution OF the debts ard credits, whether
charged to. operating or capital accounts verf-
fed by the president. chief engineer. general
auditor or comptroller In such manner and
form as the commission may prescribe, cover
Ing the year ending June 80. next preceding
Sec. 2. The Commission shall have the au-
thority to examine all books, contracts vouch-
ers. receipts and all other papers or docu-
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ments that Il may deem necessaf ~ for the pur-
poses OF this act. # re FS4
sSec.Ss3 Any such corporation falling to
comply with the provisions of this act or any
order. OF the commission made hereunder shall
forfeit for each days default, one hundred
dollars, to be recovered In o. civil action in
the name of the state. 81: ISS lss3Y ;gs@ y
Section 4. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
p Approved March 81, 1913. - =.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-02
CHAPTER 14O-S. F, No. TO.

CHAPTER 14O-S. F. No. 719.
AN ACT to repeal all Of the laws and parts
or eion laws providing for standing appropria-
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota:
Section !. A standing appropriation within
apart a specified unspeched and open
amount Of public money or funds Of the state
revenue fund for expenditure for any purpose
and makes that amount or some part Of 1t
more distant than the end Of the second
fiscal year after the session Of the legisa-
ture at which such appropriation is made.
Every appropriation stated to be IAN
or appropriated annually or ANNUALLY ap-
propriated." and every appropriation described
by equivalent terms or language Is to be In
cluded among the standing appropriations as
Sec 2: Each and every provision Of the
laws of Minnesota constituting standing az
preparation of money from the revenue fuu1
or derived from any revenue of the state,
ment Of any money from the treasury OF rhe
state, is hereby repealed, except in cases
where there Is provision for tax levy
fees or receipts for any purpose and SGT
the miscellaneous receipts Of all state cduc,-
the State Agricultural Society. and all stana
Ing or continuous appropriations not hasr
provided. are hereby abolished and terminated.
and each and every word, clause and para
graph providing for such appropriations Ia
hereby stricken from the laws Of this state
respectively in which they occur.
All acts containing provisions for standi,;.
appropriations shall remain unaffected by this
act except as to such appropriations and the
amount thereof.
Sec g. This act shall take effect on and
Approved March 81. 1913
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able at the will OF the authority giving ii.
Such consent shall specify the name Of the
child, its age. the names and residence OF its
parents Or guardians, the nature, kind, dura-
ton and number Of performances permitted,
together with the place and character Of the
exhibition. But no such consent shall be
construed to authorize any violation OF para
graphs one. three or four OF Section 4039, Re-
yised Laws of 1906. nor shall females under
l6 years Of age be employed in any capacity
where such employment compels them to re-
main standing constantly. Provided, that in
any action brought against an employer OF
any child under L. years of age, on account Of
injuries sustained by the child while so en-
ployed, ii the employer shall have obtained
and kept on file in like manner herein pro-
Of the parent or anar,an s,stjng In an suhstancs
that the child is not less than 16 years OF age.
such employment shall not be deemed yio-
child in violation of the provisions Of this
section shall be guilty Of J misdemeanor.'
Approved March 20, 1913
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= evidence 81 qualinc ation. In. case me
scope Of said examination Was less than thass
pprescE,ned ,by this State the applicant may
smch subjects q have not been covered. The
fee for such examination shall be nifty dos
s a. certidcste Of registr alton or license Is.
med by the proper Board Of any State m4y;
registration il this State: provided. the hold
er thereof was 1.-THE time Of such registrar.
ton the lega! possessor OF! a diploma issued
and the tasasof wan
prior to the legal equireinents Of the exami-
Sec. 2. II BY the laws OF any state or the
rulings or decisions OF the appropriate or
a aes;an Or Boards thereof: any burden: obi
this state. Or holding Diplomas from Medical
standing therein. AFFECTING the. the right Of SAID
physicians to be registered or admitted to.
burdens. obligations, requirements, sdisquaii-
hcations or disability shall be put upon tho
a. IN this State g phyeans
Medical Colleges situated therein. : : - : ).
Sec, Sec: 5, The Board may refuse to grant a
professional conduct, but subject to the righ.
cRnss e s1 'h ss aoese
Of law and fact. y, :7~'l - !, -
r ssS the The sosS , Ct the Rssa shat,
TOT the transaction Of the business pertain
ing to Its duties. and all money received by
the Secretary shall be paid into the stata
Treasury quarterly. The Secretary Of ths
sSSs S the tss STATE Of Ten 9;
Minnesota for the faithful performances OF
his duties. The members Of the Board shall
receive as compensation for their services tn.
sum Of Ten Dollars ($10.O0) per day to rs
a ast%a, by the Board for each day he is in
meetings OF said Board and the Secretary
and other members of the Board shall re-
ce1ve all expenses actually and necessarily
incurred by them In attending such meet
1ngs: The Secretary shall receive a salary Ct
eishteen hundred dollar: Isl .soo.oo) per ar
salary OF six hundred dollars $500 OO) per
annum; payable monthly: and the sum ct
eight hundred dollars ($SOo.OO) per annu,n
shall be allowed the Secretary for blank,
stationery. printing, and the maintenance IT
the office. The salary and expenses Of t,e.
members Of the Board shall be paid quar-
terly, and the compensation and expenses
Of the Secretary. semi-annually by the Sta.s
Treasurer on warrants signed by the pres.-
cent and Secretary. drawn by the State Az
ditor on the State Treasurer
Sec s. All acts and parts Of acts incon-
s1stent with this act hereby repealed,
Sec. &. This act shall take effect and be
In force from and after its passage
Approved March 81 1913
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rendered by them ana their deputies for their
respective counties, other than those required
the county is not 1reouired to nav FOR ss,,ch
eerytce, rs follows: zz.!.s5S -
sherihts of the counttes q class A;s $500:
sherins OF the counties Of Glass ~, 81 100:
sherins Of the counties Of Class F.', s., 800:
snerans OF the counties of Glass CT 81, 400:
ana 81 loa snerlns OF the counties of Class e
1,ooV; nut the said several shertfs shall also
pc allowed the expenses necessarily incurred
BY them In the performance OF their of1cial
shall be allowed and paid in the same Inanner
as other claims against such counties are paid
ana allowed except that the expenses In
REQUIRED Of them in connection with insane
persons by. the probate code shall be allowed
All claims for livery i hire shan state the
purpose for which such livery was used and
have have attached thereto a receipt for the amount
to whom paid. ~ -. - - - ~
Sec: 4 Whenever 1t. shall appear to. the
ing made by the sheriff thereof. that the sat
airy herein provided for Is inadequate for the
cniv oS such sheriff for such
amount OF such salary In any just and rea-
sonabie sum- but any person aggrieved by their
district court within thirty ' days ay thereafter
by filing notice thereof with the county audit
or and d the clerk OF that court which SHALL
the county board. whether in term time or
during vacation. hear any such appeal and
summartiy determine the amount Of salary to
De paid any such sheriff during the remainder
OF his term of Office, and enter an order
nNng the same. copy OF which shall be
MED with the county auditor forthwith.
Sec .. The salaries hereinbefore provided
Tor are not to be held to include the salaries
or 1a1lers or matrons or the pay Of deputies
whose attendance is required at terms Of court
nor the compensation allowed the sherifs
LOT the BOARD and care of prisoners as these
various items are may hereafter be
provided for by law, and whenever because
OF any riot or industrial strike, in the opin:
ION OF the sheriff. require the appointment
OF other deputies. the number so to be ap:
pointed and the compensation to be allowed
each one 80 appointed shall be fixed and de-
termined upon by the district court, upon the
application of any such sheriff. by an order
to be filed with the clerk Of that court and
each such deputy SO appointed shall be paid
the amount Of compensation provided for in
and by the terms of any such order in the
manner that deputies in attendance upon the
terms OF that court are paid.
sec q. For all services rendered by such
sher1f1s or their deputies for which payment
Is not made out Of the county revenue fund
the same fees and compensation shall be al
lowed them as is otherwise provided by law.
Sec: Z: All acts and parts Of acts incon-
sistent with this act are hereby repealed.
Sec. &. This act shall take effect and be
IN force from and after January LIST, 1915.
Approved March q, 1913.
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Hospital for Inebriates.

For hospital for inebriates $1,000 is.
asked. and the Commissioners explain
that inebriation is a disease for which
the victim should be treated in a hospita.
and not in a jaiI.--1t is recommended
that this hospital be located on properly
already owned by the District where the
Tuberculosis Hospital is located ana
where it is proposed to build municipal
hospital.
The total expenses of the National
Guard of the District of Columbia are
estimated at s77,314. an increase OF ABOUT
$1,000.
For continuing the reclamation and de-
velopment of the Anacostia flats SlOO,ooO
is asked for. 49,.
Eighty-one acres, known as the Patter-
son tract lying north of Florida avenue
east, bounded on the east by the Column
bia Institution for the Deaf. on the west
by New York avenue and the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, and on the north py
Fairview avenue, are wanted as a PARK
by the Commissioners, and $4,000 is ap-
propriated for the first cost. The COM
missioners ask to be authorized to &C
quire this site by condemnation, proVldeo
that Of the amount found to be due and
awarded by the jury not less than one
third thereof shall be assessed with bene-
fits.
This tract of land lies about one and
one-quarter miles northeast of the Cap
toll 1t is one of the tracts recommended
by the Mcmillan park commission, and Is
spoken of as bne of the best examples III
the whole District of parklilse landscape.
The tract is already used largely for
recreation purposes.
The water department estimates amount
to $136, $50, to be paid wholly from Its
revenues. 1t is proposed that three ad-
ditional meter computers, at $1,000, be
added to the regular roll in place of
three men who have been on the per
diem roll, and one clerk at $1,000 is asked
for instead of per diem man. Several
changes in the force bring the total NUM-
Der Of salaries TO lightweight instead of
eighty-two, and the salary estimate at
1874 $50 instead of SS4,SSJ
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Great Falls Project Waits.

1t is following this portion of the esti
mates that the Commissioners claim that
after careful revision of the items TO be
provided for they were unable to in
cludc the amount of s15vnm0 for the
Great Falls project and at the same time
care for the pressing needs of the Dis
trict OH other accounts Without exceed
ing the total net revenues of the District
of Columbia, plus 100 per cent, which
they are forbidden by law to do" The
Commissioners also state that they de-
sire to emphasize the fact that this is
done solely on account Of the requirement
of law The Commissioners regard the
project as extremely desirable and ur-
gent and hope that the matter may be
covered in a separate bill to be submitted
otherwise than through the District Com
missioners. They have advised the Sec
rotary of War to this effect.
In Col Langtitts estimates for the
Washington aqueduct he has recon-
nended that 100000 be applied to con-
struction needed for an increased water
supply TO be drawn. half from the funds
of the United States and halt from the
District. and another s2,oO0.OO0 for power
construction to be estimated for by the
Secretary of War. Col Langfitt has esti-
mated on a double project, namely. a
power development and an Increased
water supply, at an ultimate total eN-
penditure of Si5.OOO.OO0.
The Rock Creek Park maintenance fig
ures are reduced from sal.0OO to $4,000.
The total public school estimate is S.,
Sl.4J. The present appropriation is ST.
9Tg540. The Commissioners ask for 2O77
salaries in the schools this year, an in
crease of thirty-three.
The principal salary changes asked for
affect the principals of normal, high and
manual training high schools, where 1t is
proposed that their basic salary shall be
s., 800 instead of $1,000 and that they shall
be entitled to 500 n year increase for
i've Up..