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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
CHAPTER 14-H. F. No. e1s.

~AAxAA A0AS
AN ACT to amend Section / Of Chapter 40
Of the General Laws Of 1907. and to au-
thorlze, empower. enable and direct the
state Board Of Control to establish. con-
Prison at saltwater. a factory for tho
harvesters, and other articles in the manu-
facture Of which free labor Of this state
is not employed within this state. and to
appropriate money therefor.
Whereas. under laws Of this state. hitherto
duly enacted, 1t has become the nxed ana es-
tablished policy of this state to make use
State Prison at saltwater. in the manufac-
ture Of twines. binders. mowers. rakes and
harvesters.. to the extent the Same is avail
able 1.-THE therefor or may y, be ,a feasi ID, ~ used there
in a limo Of manufacturing not putting the
same in composition with the FREQ labor of
sessions Of 1905 and 1911. it was attempted,
and in this session 1t is attempted. through
the Introduction of bills for laws looking to
that end. to enact legislation contrary to the
vious paragraph hereof recited. legislation
obviously looking towards the employment of
some part or portion of persons imprisoned
same in competition with certain free labor
az this. state. and. accordingly and necessa-
my, aiverting. the same from use in the
manufacture Of twines. binders. etc.
Be it Enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section /. That Section l Of Chapter 40 of
the General Laws of 1907 be. and the same
hereby is amended so as to read as follows:
Section /. The State Board of Control is
hereby authorized, empowered. and directed
operate. at the State Prison at saltwater. a
factory for the manufacture Of rakes, mowers,
hervesters and binders, and the extra part,
thsrse& aoA 6oe that puxDoss to smploy. and
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
CHAPTER 15e-H. F No.. %,

HE.
ACT regulating the conditions and pro-
visions to be contained in policies Of health
or accident insurance issued In this state and
for the repeal Of laws inconsistent herewith
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
Of Minnesota:
Section /. On and after the first day of
January, 1914, no policy Of insurance against
injury or death Of the insured by accident shall
be issued or delivered to any person in this
state until a copy of the form thereof and
of the classification of risks, il more than one
class Of risks is written, and the premium
rates pertaining thereto have been filed with
the commissioner of insurance.: nor shall it be
so issued or delivered until the expiration of
thirty days after it has been SO filed unless the
approval thereto. II the said commissioner
ton, association, society or other insurer
which has filed such form that it does not
comply with the requirements Of lay, specify.
unlawful thereafter for any such insurer to
the said commissioner in this regard shall be
subject to review by any court of competent
jurisdiction, provided, however, that nothing in
this act shall be so construed as to give sjuris-
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or such action be now pending Or hereafter
commenced.
Sec. is. All laws and parts Of laws in
consistent with this act are hereby repealed.
Sec. IA. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
Approved March 81, 1913.
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CHAPTER 15oLH. F. Ma. sss.

AN ACT to provide In additional Judge for
the District Court Of the Fourth judicial
District Of the State Of Minnesota.
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota: :.
Section l. a fudge Of tho District Court
Of the Fourth Judicial District Of the State Of
Minnesota, in addition to the present Judges
of said court, is hereby authorized and the
office Of such additional fudge is hereby Gre
ated.
Sec. q. An incumbent Of the Office hereby
created shall be elected at the General Elec-
ton to be held next after the passage Of
this act. The person 80 to be elected shall
have and possess the qualifications prescribed
by law for the other Judges Of said court.
He shall take office on the first Monday in
Jennary. 1915, and shall serve for a term
as shall then be provided by law for the
election Of Judges Of said court.
SEQ. 8. The incumbent of the office hereby
created shall have and exercise all the rights.
powers and privileges. and shall be subject
to the same duties and obligations as are
by law granted to or imposed on the other
judges of said court. He shall receive the
to be paid In the same manner and at the
same time as the other Judges Of said court
Sec. 4. Within ten days after the passag e
of this act the Governor Of the State of Min
nesota shall appoint a suitable and legally
qualified person to hold the office Of Judge Of
the District Court Of the Fourth judicial dis
trict hereby created. until the election and
under the provisions of Section . Of this act
Any vacancy In the office hereby created shall
be filled In like manner as shall be provided
by law. for the filling of vacancies in the
office Of other Judges Of the District Court
of said district. ~
Arrro1yaA NFo~oA o. So1o
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roved March 81. 1918.
CHAPTER 151-s. F.. No. 20

AN ACT to regulate the use of mileage
books.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
Section l. Upon presentation of any mile
titling the holder thereof upon complying with
the s e0nd, raiIne, thereof to travel thereon, issued
road in this state, to a conductor on anv
train, on any, line Of railroad owned or op,
Grated by said railroad corporation, the hold
be entitled to travel for q number Of miles
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
GENERAL Laws OF MINNESOTA PASSED a. THE IEGIsIAIIyE sEssIoN q

aE-.tnNE fE&Np.f-l G ahGA heEET@ 80 ttte
make use OF. prisoners at any time avail
able therefor and as largely az may DO.
and such. but only such. skilled laborers as
In the judgment OF the said Board Of Com
troll and the Warden Of the State Prison may
be necessary for the feasible and profitable
employment Of the said prisoners; provided,
however. that said State Board Of Control is
hereby also authorized. empowered and d.
rected to employ and make use Of the labor
Of any, prisoners available for the purposes
feasibly used therefor. in the manufacture OF
any other machine or article Of commerce
this state in the manufacture thereof, and
for the purposes Of, and to give full effect
to, this M a. act; sn said n5 Board r, Of IT. Control ntceod may use use
hundred fifty thousand dollars Of the ex-
listing State Prison Revolving Fund created
by and existing under Chapter ISL Of the
Laws of 1909; but provided further. that
said State Board Of Control shall at all
times. in the line of manufacturing herein
first authorized and directed. employ and
make use of prison labor to the largest ex-
tent feasible 80 far as the same IL available.
Approved March 81. 1919.
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CHAPTER Ids. F. No. TOT.

the State Treasurer six () dollars for each
hun hundr re- $4,000 (s4o6.oo5 a dollars >i IN any sNeee ens ye ae1r
days after Teaulsition therefor by such treas.
urer.
Section 2. Tor tho purpose Of this act
the population Of each. city of this state shall
the last census taken under and pursuant
to the laws and authority of the State OF
Minnesota.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect ana BIO in
force from and after its passage.
Approved April I. 1918.
CHAPTER 1876. F. No. se7.
AN ACT to amend Section 81 of Chapter b3,
Special Laws Of Minnesota for 1891. en-
titled: IAN act. to confirm and continue
Duluth in the County Of st. Louis, in the
State Of Minnesota, to enlarge the juris-
diction Of such court and to regulate the
ed by Chapter 23e, General Laws of Mime
sofa for 1907: as amended by Chapter 1878,
Minnesota for 1919. and providing for an
assistant Judge Of the municipal court OF
14s eae N Il the p STATE Of = M inn 1sant snd 1f pT 81:
that part Of said city known as West Du-
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Section sasa s: i; That u.s. Section i; M s. Of Chapter Ess IS 50
as to read as follows:
'Section 81. Salaries. The salary Of the Judge
OF said municipal court shall be three thousand
e, 1000. dollars per annun. The salary Of the
three thousand ta,ooY dollars per annum. The
salary Of the assistant municipal Judge of
said municipal court shall be fifteen hundred
4 5000 dollars per annun. The salary Of the
hundred Il 500 dollars per annu1n, and the
salary Of the first deputy clerk Of said court
annum, and that Of any other deputy clerks,
nine hundred (eoW dollars per annum each.
The salary Of the official stenographic reporter
Of said court shall be fifteen hundred 1.5oG}
dollars dollars, per : .s annum n; IL, The 5, eaty at fs%m ydo ,5hal1
per annum, .s exclusive Of c the salary PAID said
The salary Of each Of said officers shall be
payable from the city treasury. of the city OF
Duluth, in monthly installments. and neither
Of said officers shall receive any other fee OF
compensation for his services, except as
herein provided"
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be IN
force from and after Its passage and publica-
ton.
Approved April i, 1915.
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CHAPTER 145-H. F. No. ss1.

AN ACT entitled an act to amend Section
TT, Revised avs 1905, relating to public
indebtedness.
Be it enacted by tho Legislature Of the state
Of Minnesota:
Section 1. That subdivision 8 Of Section
IT, Revised Laws. 1905. be, and 1t is hereby
Subdivision 8. Obligations incurred In re-
spect to the construction Of public drainage
bitches and in acquiring lands for streets,
parks, or other public improvements. and
payable from the proceeds of assessments
levied upon property especially benefited by
such bitches or other improvements.
Approved March 81. 1913.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
CHAPTER 18TH. F No .
CHAPTER 1911. r. M azo

oaaf>iEt 15S-H. r. No. S70.
Az ACT to amend Section 1 Of CHAPTER s7a
now or hereafter having a non,1ia fion AZ
ceed1ng fifty thousand inhabitants' excent-
+ls cues operating under Home Ra,1e Char.
GS. framed pursuant to Section Sc. ~
th ul : :, constitution of Minnesota, and au-
fifteen thousand or less. whether nnara+,n oa
anaer such Homo Rule Charter or not 70
acqulre gas, electric and water pIant q 'angg
p pen} therefor, by the exercise Of emil
BE 1t enacted by the Legislature AZ IN: o+...
OF Minnesota: LAX otNto
o. the General Laws for the vear p 1910 o. hs
Mnv c,t SO as . to read as follows:
Ia tion 10y now Or hereafter having a popq-
e sxoent, greater than City thousand inhab,tauts.
excepting x cities operating under home r,is
charters framed pursuant To Sect,on % fulo
tiGle 4 OF the Constitution Of Minnesnts 90
t tn saner t G15aeS having 2 population Ct ten
ing under such homo rulo charter 90 M e ~.
hereby authorized to ACQUIRE nlants ~ 49, afe
nlshing gas. electricity, water. Or e;+her a w
Ut su rncreot. for municipal purposes a. o,ai1
as 1oE TAG use CT the Inhabitants Of the civ.
Of eminent ma. aa pns10se ~ may exercise tho power
II. Revised Laws Of 1905. and ~. shapdel
alaendatory thereof and eupplernant,r-. We az acss
~ ana merely may take any and all prom
ana . ate6 6Iishiyn, or convenient for acquiring
thereto from time to time, incIudinp S Iandss
manufacturing plants, pumping sfationa w.
er stations, pipe lines, conduits' Mole on1 Ivy uIv-
mes reservoirs, filter and puriication nlanta
ni is : pants, transforming and converting
convenient, wherever situate. within or us,+Sr
OUT the corporate limits, or Of whatever nhar-
80 tcf' ana whether devoted to public use or
AnnroveH Ap~1 - 4n1O
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
CHAPTER 14e-H. +. No. 90.

AN ACT relating. to final examination Of
last months salary.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
Section /. That at the expiration Of the
term Of Office Of each county %af1cial, except
that Of treasurer, the chairman Of the county
board shall make examination Of the books,
records and accounts Of such official. The
office of the county treasurer shall be exam
ined by ths board OF auditors as now provided
by Section 490, Revised Laws, 1905. II the
affairs of the several officers are found in
proper condition and as required by law. the
chairman Of the county board. or board Of
auditors as the case may be, shall make and
deliver to each official concerned a certificate
to that effect. Upon the delivery Of such
certificate to the county auditor, and not 9TH
erwise, he shall issue to such official a war
rant for his last months salary.
Sec. z. This act shall take effect and DO in
force from and after its passage.
Approved March 81, 1913.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02

sioner OF Insurance, under such reasonable
rules and regulations as he shall make con-
f their s,,b sn nsslR}o provisions 81 In such contracts mt s;l, and
.CO Nothing in this act shall apply to or
In any way affect fraternal benefit societies.
and p Of Section 3 may be omitted from rail
employees. -
Sec. 10. Any company. corporation, asso-
clatlon. society or other insurer or any off,
Ger Or agent thereof, which or who issues o.
IN wfEifu u 2 aGX 4 tRieTSo Of IT th this Dps etats any u PottSid iy
than one hundred dollars for r each otrense,
the license Of any company, CORPORATION, assoe
ctatlon, society Of other insurer Of another
which Of ~ SSh"nt wXiilfa III OF 1,o ths agent sen nt tns5sof;
of this act. 1850
on Sec e., H. 49,. CHAPTER 1877 of the Laws of 1909,
tnis act are hereby repealed.
ars ga aa =. of r octos Get e isis. take %ns sf set,c on ot tRs
cred by this act. the form Of Which eGAi has og re-
celved the approval of the comroissioner of
f fhs ta nc an may be issued or delivered in 3arhls
Approved April 2, 1913.
CHAPTER 18TH. F. No. 800
AN e to determine the an,onnt to =. ;.
!oWed Tor clerk hire in the Office or the
county treasurer in counties having. or
x Mhiah on may ;yyd hereafter have, an assessed valu-
ana less than twenty-five million dollars 9"a'
De Of M Hnaeted by the Legislature of the State
n,1 SECTION 1; In each county of this state
s wa ! noW mas, Or may hereafter have. an as
non dollars and less than twenty-five nilioo11
uo.tars, according to the assessment for tha
lasI preceding. year, the County Treas,,rer
snaL be allowed for clerk hire ope-twelfth 81
vas Mnn upon smab eaSa dollar of such assessed
be paid monthly out of the COUNTY - a snna
upon the order of the County Auditor. '
sec. z. This act shall not apply to aax
special law. A"" AAeo oy
Sec. 3: This act shall take effect and be- in
Approved April 2, 1913.
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Sec. ~. This act shall not apply to or in
any manner affect the place of trial OF any
action based upon a cause Of action arising
'or acoruins prior to January LIT, 1s11 wheth-
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CHAPTER 147-H. F. No. 100.

AN ACT to provide for holding terms Of the
District Court Of the Fifteenth Judicial Dis
trct at the Village Of Baudette. County
Of Beltrami. in said district.
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the State
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02

De IurQ1SneQ TO the Insurer at lLS SAID C1uCe
within ninety days after the date Of the loss
for which claim is made.
: R):-7. Affirmative proof Of loss must
the period Of disability for which the com
(C):-7. Affirmative proof of loss must be
furnished to the insurer at its said office in
case Of claim for loss Of time from disability
p witean for n5re Which ehsi the a.' insurer 5re 'f IS iiabie' and = i 'i IN
case Of claim for any other loss, within ninety
days after the date Of such loss:
nation Of the person of the insured and relative
to autopsy which shall be in the following
8. The insurer shall have the right and OPP
portunity to examine the person Of the In
sured when and SO often as it may reasonably
require ed dur ring the he. p xigSf snd Of o claim he5eu4 n
make an autopsy in case Of death where it
is not forbidden by law.
W A standard provision relative to the
for loss Of time on account Of disability shall
be made, which provision may be in either
demnity Tor loss Of time on account of dissabii-
,ssc. The aifbe insurer tRs w saall .i inssss 1T the or plank ap.
propriate language to designate such period Of
time, not more than sixty days, as it may
% aia,5s; 90 e0f not p pA9 s9 i inc nnse for REe sss'' Of
time on account OF disability, and Form C) to
be used in Policies 9i sgd %h'Gh DO p so pfI9S5de in this
AJs-C. AL -
policy win be paid (. after receipt of
due fg1 pro9t' Al, ,ndemnit,es provided in this
policy for loss other than that Of time on ac-
count Of disability will be paid /. +. . after
receipt Of due proof.
G0 A standard provision relative to pc.
riodical payments of indemnity for loss of
time on account Of disability, which provision
shall be in the following form. and which
may be omitted from any policy not providing
for such indemnity. The insurer shall insert
in the first blank space Of the form. appropri.
ate language to designate the PROPORTION Of
accrued Indemnity it may desire to pay, which
proportion may be all or any part not less
than one-half, and in the second blank space
shall insert any period Of time not exceeding
is. Upon request Of the insured and sub
demnity for loss of time on account Of disc.
bility will be paid at the expiration of each
during the continuance Of the period
for which the insurer is liable, and any ball
ance remaining unpaid at the termination of
such period will be paid Immediately upon
(1D A standard provision relative to in
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02

Sec. b NO ALTERATION OIL any WT1lLeH dp-
plication for insurance by erasure, insertion
or otherwise. shall be made by any person
other than the applicant without his written
ton without the consent Of the applicant shall
be a misdemeenor. If such alteration shall
s Pn m e@elo by any OF the s5h Insurer Hf t With '" fhs ins or p
knowledge or consent. then such act shall
be deemed to have been performed by the In
surer thereafter issuing the policy upon such
Sec. Q. A policy issued in violation Of this
act a shall BE held he tb yana act but an sha Mne ea e any pre,
any provision Of this act the rights. duties and
and ths ben ea ias 1 shail be &c governed BY the
provisions of this act:
Sec. 10; The policies Of insurance against a;adn
Under the laws Of this state may
contain. when issued IN IT, this So state,
ritory or district OF the United States under
which the insurer is organized. prescribed fol-
insertion In such policies san { ana ho me p fn ] o. o.
sickness issued by an insurer organized under
the laws Of this state may contain, when
t togys district IS ,ssl'v or county, IN any a a1Ssr p> Teaisll ,st re-:
uuired by the laws Of the state. territory, dis
trict or country In which the same are is,
sued, anything in this act to the contrary not
Sec. ii. discrimination between individuals
Of the same class in the ans9unt Of premiums NJ
covered by this act. or in the benfts pay
able thereon, or in any OF the terms or condi-
lions Of such policy, or in any other manner
Sec. IL. az Nothing in this act. however.
shall apply to or affect any policy or liability
Of workmen's compensation insurance or any
general or blanket policy Of insurance issued
to any municipal corporation Or department!
thereof, or to any, corporation, co-partnership
association or Individual employer. police OF
fire department. underwriters corps. salvage
bureau, or like associations or organizations
.l..a .%I,1 oH1 corc r1nulharS or an0n1nvaq or
classes or departments thereof are insured for
their Individual benefit against specified &C.
cidental bodily injuries or sickness, while ex-
posed to the hazards of the occupation. or 9TH
erwise in consideration Of a premium intended
to cover the risks of all the persons Insured un-
1) Nothing in this act shall apply to or in
any way affect contracts supplemental to con-
tracts Of life or endowment insurance where
such supplemental contracts contain no pro,
Visions except such as operate to safeguard
such insurance against lapse or to provide a
special surrender, value therefor in the event
that the insured shall be totally and per-
manently disabled by reason OF accidental
bodily injury or by sickness; provided that no
or delivered to any person in this state unless
and until a copy Of the form thereof has been
submitted to and approved by the Commits
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-11-12

cretly made arrangements TO have
his portrait painted and placed in
the Peace Palace az Washington.
Gov. McCreary was father OF the
Pan-American Peace Congress Iegis-
Iation. and recently Secretary Of
State w J. Bryan requested him to
have his portrait painted so that the
portrait could be placed in the Peace
Palace among other notsbles who
have been instrumental in the world
vide peace movement As soon as
this fact was learned friends OF the
Governor set about arranging to
have ;he portrait made and a com
mittee was appointed. Of which Pris-
on Commissioner Daniel Z. O'ScI'i-
van T. Chairman. The money was
quickly raised. and Chairman O'Sul-
Ivan announced that Charles Sneed
~ illiains LOuisyil lille artist. has
been engaged 10 do the work.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-11-12

1t seems TO r. a very solid fact that
the poet Cowper. author of the hymn
God Moves In IA Mysterious Way" at
tempted suicide-not only once, but
several times. In fact. the popular
hymn referred to was written right
after one of such attempts. The driver
whom he had engaged to take him to
the river in which he had purposed
drowning himself. being suspicious Of
his customers intention. drove him
around in the closed carriage and
finally set him down at his own door.
Stepping out. and finding the old
familiar scenes. the poet. now repent
ant. rushed into the house and Instant
~ composed the immortal hymn-"God
Moves In Il Mysterious Way His Won
ders to Perform" - New York Amer
lean.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-11-12
ARE GETTING READY TO
ENTERTAIN DELEGATES
To National Meeting OF A. S. OF
e. At Owensboro De-
cember SO.

Calhoun. Ky, Nov. One week
ago the announcement went out thai
the next annual convention OF the
American Society Of Equity would
convene in Greensboro on December
So. and since that time the Cham
Der Of Commerce Of Greensboro. to-
zether with some OF the leading bus
mess men Of the city. have taken in
terest in the matter. and recognizine
what IL meant TO have this import
tant gathering in Kentucky. they are
getting busy and have very kindly
offered their best endeayors 20 make
this National meeting the best in the
history OF the A. :. OF Z.
We want to say that we feel sure
they will be glad OF the encourage
ment they have given 50 noble a
cause when they learn that the A. s.
Of Z. Is pushing with untiring effort
for a better education. better roads.
improved stock. better prices for
farm products which. combined. will
tend directly to a better and nobler
and the end will be Of
value 20 every class Of
business II seems that the an
for this national con-
vention has caused unusual activity
among workers Of the organization
and as the result there has been re-
ported 10 the State Office To date in
the month of November dues OF 4s9
members This certainly indicates
activity for this season Of
the year. but We hope this will be
very small report as compared TO
what is 10 follow.
s. b. ROBERTSON.
State Secretary. A. ;. OF T..