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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-02
CHAPTER 156-H. F. No. 90.

AN 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 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Section !. On and after the first day OF
January. 1914. no policy OF. insurance against
loss or damage from the sickness, or the bodily
be issued or delivered to any person in this
state until 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 1t be
so issued or delivered until the expiration OF
thirty days after it has been SO filed unless the
said commissioner Shall sooner give his written
approval thereto: + the said commissioners
ton. ASSOCIATION, society or other insurer
which has hled such form that IL does not
ing the reasons for his opinion, 1t shall be
unlawful thereafter for any such insurer tic
issue any policy in such form. The action Of
the said commissioner in this regard shall be
subject to review By any court Of competent
jurisdiction, provided. however that nothing If
this act shall be 80 construed as TO give 5uris:
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CHAPTER 144-H. F. No. 61S.

CHAPTER 144-H. F. No. e1S
AN ACT to amend Section l of Chapter 40
thorize, empower. enable and direct the
State Board OF Control to establish.
struct maintain and operate at the State
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 fixed ana e.
tablished policy of this state to make use
Of the labor of persons imprisoned at its
ture Of twines. binders. mowers, rakes and
harvesters. to the extent the is avail
able therefor or may be feasibly used there
in a line Of manufacturing not putting the
same in competition with the free labor Of
Whereas during each of the legislative
and in this session it 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, uiverting the same from use in the
manufacture OF twines. binders ETC.,
Be Is Enacted by the Legislature of the
state of Minnesota:
: Section !. That Section Of Chapter 40 of
the General Laws OF 1907 be. and the same
Section L. The State Board of Control is
hereby authorized. empowered. and directed
to establish. construct; equip maintain and
factory for the manufacture OF rakes. mowers,
haryesters and Binders and the extra parts
thereof. and Tor that purpose to employ. and
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er such action be now pending or hsreaftefl
commenced.
Sec. IS. All laws and parts OF laws m
consistent with this act are hereby repealed.
Sec. II This act shall take effect and be
Hin force from and after its passage. Ss s#ss
= Approved March b. 1919
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,proved March 81. 1913.
CHATTER IBIS. F. No. 2

AN ACT to regulate the use Of mileage
books. 5 IS - =
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota: ~ - " = ~
Section l.. Upon presentation Of any mile
age book having coupons attached. thereto en-
ltitling the holder thereof upon complying with
the conditions thereof to travel thereon, issued
by any railroad corporation operating rail-
train, on any line of railroad owned or OPP
|erated by said railroad corporation the hold
lhe entitled to travel for q, number Of miles
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-02
CHAPTER 15O-H. F. No. $50.

AN ACT to provide an 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:
Minnesota, in addition to the present judges
of said court, is hereby authorized and the
office of such additional Judge is hereby Gre
ated
Sec 2 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 SO to be elected shall
by law for the other Judges of said court.
He shall take Office on the first Monday in
January, 1915, and shall serve for a term
of six years.. His successor shall be elected
as shall then be provided by law for the
election Of Judges OF said court Is
Sec. 8. The incumbent of the ONCE hereby
created shalt 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 imposed on the sother
Judges Of said court. He shall receive the
same compensation such other Judges
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 passa &c
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
trict hereby created, until the election and
taking Of Office by the incumbent thereof
under the provisions of Section 2 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
Approved March Al 1919 49,
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CHAPTER 148-H. r, No. $40.

AN ACT relating to final examination Of
accounts Of county officers and payment Of
last months salary.
Be it. enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
Section l. That at the expiration of the
term Of office Of each county aflcial, 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
1ned by the board Of auditors as now provided
by Section 400, Revised. Laws, 1905. If the
affairs of the several officers are found in
proper condition and az required by law. the
chairman Of the county board, or board Of
deliver to each official concerned certificate
to that effect. Upon the delivery of such
certificate to the county auditor, and not 9TH
erwise, he shall issue to- such official war
rant for his last months salary.
Sec. 2 This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage.
Approved March 81, 1913.
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cuntx Attorrney & the county Al which the

County Attorney Of the County In which the
offense was committed. Fl SjfsssS3 s.5s VI
Sec II. It shall be the duty. Of the At
torney General and the County Attorney to
provisions of this act when evidence thereof
has been presented by the Minnesota Agricul-
tural Experiment Station. i5% y<5t
Sec. 12.. The said Minnesota Agricultural
Experiment Station shall make an annual re-
port TO the Governor Of the State of Mime:
sofa upon the work done under this act. and
shall publish the same in pamphlet form.
Sec. Is. There is hereby appropriated from
the State Treasury out Of any moneys not 9th.
IS, O0O) Dollars, or so much thereof as may
be necessary for the fiscal year ending July
81, 1914, and the same amount for the fiscal
year, ending July 81, 1915, the said money to
be expended under the direction OF the Min
nesota Agricultural Experiment Station in
carrying out the provi1ons Of this act
Sec. IA. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after July 1, 1913.
Approved March 81, 1913.
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CHAPTER 145-H. F. No. .es1.

AN ACT entitled an act to amend Section
TIT, Revised Laws 1905, relating to public
indebtedness.
Be it enacted by tho Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota: 49,.
Section l. That subdivision 8 of Section
TT. Revised Laws, 1906 be, and It Is hereby
amended to read as follows: =.
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. 1918.
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CHAPTER 142-H. F. No. 1867.

CHAPTER 142-H. F. No. S67.
AN ACT to amend Section 1906, Revised
Laws, 1915, relating to special school meet
ings
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota:
Section 1. That Section 1906 Revised
Laws, 1905. be and the same is hereby amend
ed to read as follows
Upon the written request Of five freeholders
and voters Of q district, specifying the bust
ness to be acted upon or upon the adoption
Of a proper resolution, specifying by the
school board, or upon a request, SO specifying,
signed by a majority Of the members Of the
school board, the clerk shall CALI a special
meeting OF such district upon ten days posted
notice and weeks published notice, II
there be a newspaper printed in such district,
and shall specify in such notice the business
named in such request or resolution and the
time and place Of meeting. If there be no
clerk in the district, or II he fails for three
days after receiving such request or resolu-
ton to give notice Of such meeting, 1t may
be called by like notice signed by five free
holders and voters Of the district. No bust
ness except that named In the notice shall
be transacted at such meeting.
In case it shall be made to appear by
affidavit that there are not 1ye voters who
are freeholders in any school district, or that
there is not a legal school board therein, the
County Superintendent of Schools of the coun-
ty in which such district is located, SHALL II
in his opinion there is need for such school
meeting, call such meeting by giving notice
thereof as hereinbefore provided.
Approved March 81, 1913.
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make use Of prisoners at any time await
able therefor and as largely as 1. may be-:
and such. but only such. skilled laborers al
In the judgment Of the said Board Of Com
troll and the Warden Of the. State Prison. smay
be necessary for the feasible and profitable
employment Of the said prisoners; provided,
however, that said State Board of Control is
rected to employ and mako 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 fun effect
ali on sad Seaf q Of coatre te
hundred fifty thousand Hollars Of the ex-
listing State Prison Revolving Fund created
by and existing under Chapter ISL Of the
Laws Of 1909: but provided further, that
times. in the line Of manufacturing herein
first authorized and directed, employ and
make use of prison labor to the largest ex-
Approved March 81. 1913. ..& =
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equal 70 .he nlmter 81 coupons detached By
such cpnd uctor. Such Inilea O. book shall Ten
title the holder thereof To the same rights
and privileges in respect to the transportation
|0f person and property to which the highest
class ticket Issued BY. such corporation would
|entitle him. Such mileage books shall be
good until all coupons. attached thereto have
been used Any railroad corp ton which
shall refuse 70 accept any such mileage book
for: transportation az provided by this section,
Eor In violation hereof, shall forfeit nifty dol
lars $50 O0). to be recovered by the party to
whom such refusal is made but action
can be maintained therefor unless commenced
within one year after the cause Of action has
accrued. Provided, that nothing herein con-
tanned shall be construed as repeating the pro-
visions OF Chapter 221, General Laws of 1905.
b Sec 2. This act shall be in force and take
effect from and after July j, 1918.
Aprfl Il 1913
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for which claim Is made.
be furnished to the insurer at its said office
the period Of disability for which the com
o.: Affirmative proof of loss must be
furnished to the insurer at its said office in
within ninety days after the termination Of the
period for which the insurer is liable. and in
case Of claim for any other loss. within ninety
days after the date of such loss.
~ A standard provision relative to exami-
nation of the person Of the insured and relative
to autopsy which shall be in the following
s. The insurer shall have the nsht and op-
portunity to examine the person OF the in
Seure wd during the tendency Of Claim hereun
der: and also the right and opp, opportunity t. t.
make an autopsy in case OF death where II
(9) A standard provision relative to the
time within which payments other than those
for loss Of time on account Of disability shall
of the following two, forms and which may be
omitted from any policy providing only in
ity. The insurer shall insert IN the blank
space either the word Immediately" or ap.
propriate language to designate s such period o.
% not provide Has%ni GS r for rs
be ,sea n poetes WITCH do So provide
(A):-9. All indemnities provided in this
policy will be paid after receipt OF
IB):-9. All indemnities provided in this
policy for loss other than that OF time On &C
count of disability will be paid :. after
i10] 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
in the first blank space Of the FORM approprl-
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
ishall insert any period of time not exceeding
sixty days: 49, J%s g.
ject to due proof OF loss. -. accrued In
demnity for loss OF time on account OF dis a
| ...S. . during the continuance of the period
FLOR which the insurer is liable. and tany bal
ance remaining unpaid at the termihatio o.
such period viii be paid Immediately upon
receipt Of due proof. sSz ~. - 49,
i11] a standard provision relative to IN.
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CHAPTER 149-H F. No. e27.
AN ACT "entitled an act to authorize cities
in the State Of Minnesota now or hereafter
having a population of over fifty thousand
Inhabitants to issue bonds for the purpose
OF extending. enlarging and improving the
public water plant and waterworks system
owned and operated by any such city"
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-02-07
De State Legislature
our Special Correspondent at Pierre Writes EntertainingIy

Pierre. Feb. ; After a vacation OF
five days the legislature reconvened
on Tuesday and has settled down to
daily routine again. During the week
the Conservation Congress met in
Pierre, and was attended by about
1000 delegates from all parts of the
state, while specially interesting
speakers conducted the three pro-
grams each day. Governor Byrne took
charge of the Educational section,
and In a speech declared In certain
terms what he has previously stated
that he condemned all state officials
who neglected their duty to the state,
and the Congress in their final resolu-
lions passed one which particularly
commended this statement. Regent
Hitchcock, speaking upon q of the
programs, strongly advocated a conso-
lidation OF the states institutions of
higher learning at some central point,
that there might be less duplication
Of work and expense than there is
now. A bill Will likely be Initiated to-
ward such an end, and will undoubt.
eddy be submitted to the people for
their approval of the next general
election. The Black Hills people sent
. special train to the Congress boost
Ing for good roads and they are espe-
clally in favor Of having convict labor
on highways, as Is done successfully
In Colorado aud some other states.
Irrigation received special attention
and those delegates coming from west
Of the river who SO much need favor
able legislation In that line were en-
couraged by the willing sentiment ex-
pressed by delegates and legislators
from EAST Of the Missouri. The East
eners are beginning to realize the
great possibilities OF the western part
Of the state, which as yet are in their
infancy.
n This week the Senate has passed
Norbeck's Tax Commission bill, which
has been introduced in the same form
by Mr.. Bielski of Stanley In the House
also Amsden's public library bin and
an act which very materially extends
the powers of executive accountant.
Both houses have passed the resolu-
tion providing for a submission Of the
people of the question Of a constitu-
tional convention. IL approved two
years hence, the next legislature will
have to provide for the membership,
details, etc, and thus the members
will be elected in 1916. and the o
constitution submitted for ratification
In 1918, which seems a long way off.
There seems to be a strong Senti-
ment In favor of building a gubernat-
orial residence at the Capitol ano
Giedt OF Mcpherson, two years ago a
leader in the Legislative Econo ny
league. has introduced abill providing
for one with an appropriation of $780,
900 to construct and equip it.
j. Z. White of Sioux Falls, in ad-
dressing the Conservation Congress
and legislators, stated that a convict
ia the S. d. Penitentiary. provoked
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-02-07

by an Ill tempered guard, commltteu
a trivial offense for which he was put
into the dungeon without a bed and
had to live on bread and water Tor ~
days. Governor Byrne and the dele
gates were much aroused by the state
ment and sent a telegram to the IN
vestigating committee which is now
at Sioux Falls to lookin TO the matter.
White spoke In Communication OF
Warden Swanson, but said deputy
Warden dominates Swanson and
keeps every one in the Penilentiary
in mortal terror.
White of Lyman has a bill provtd'
ing for a statement that shall be
printed upon the official ballot, pre-
pared by che attorney general and ap-
proved by the governor, stating that
a vote "yes'' will produce a certain
effect and a vote no the other, as up
on many constitutional amendments
and referred bills voters have been
much mislead as to the effect the
effect the ote would have, due to the
involved wording OF the title.
Bowel of Lake has introduced q
constitutional amendment In the
Senate providing for $40 a day for leg.
islators, for 1t Is impossible at the
present rate Of SIS to come out whole
at the end OF the session.
The investigation committee on
printing is holding daily sessions and
will bring everybody on the carpet at
some time or other within a week or
two, evidence being taken and the
committee sitting as a court In the
premises. At Sioux Falls the Peniten-
tiary Investigations are at work and
the ''cost Of administration" commit
tee are also at work here, and this
week a new investigation has been
started concerning the affairs at the
Plankinton training school.
A bill has been introduced to abo-
lish the newly made migration De-
partment, but 1T Is the sentiment OF
many members that The Department
having done all 1t could with the pre-
sent appropriation, in filling a long
felt want, and will be steadily main
tanned In the future.
Several railroad bills have been in.
PRODUCED by Hart of Lawrence, one
providing for vestibules on all cars,
and another prescribing employees on
trains. Colgan of Fall River intro
,duced a bill providing for the exter
Nmination of prairie dogs. and a bill.
giving one day of rest in seven to en-
ployees in certain establishments.
Swanson of Brown introduced a bill
prohibiting private booths in res
taurants, hotels and eating houses
which is causing much comment, and
he also has a bill regulating the sale
of dynamite and high explosives.
Tidbloom Of McCook has a measure
regulating salaries of County Auditor.
to be fixed by the assessed valuation
OF their counties, the session is now
half over, and from the indications O.
the first half, will accomplish more
than any other session before.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-02-07
Health Warning.

Chilled and wet feet result in con-
costing the internal organs. and in-
fammation Of the kidneys and bladder
with rheumatic twinges and pain in
back, generally follow. Use Foley
Kidney Pills. They are the best
medicine made for all disorders of the
kidneys, for bladder irregularities, and
for backache and rheumatism. They
do not contain habit forming drugs.
Tonic In action, quick In results.
SOLD BY Siberian & ROCHE.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-02-07

basis for figuring a period of two
hundred feeding days. A dairy COW
per day needs forty pounds, beef cattle
thirty five pounds, multiply the
quantity of silage each animal will re-
quire per day by the number of stock
you will feed. Then multiply this by
two-hundred. the number of feeding
days, dividing that total amount by
two-thousand, the number of pounds
in a ton, and the result will be the
size OF Silo by tons that you will re-
quire.
Last, but not least a silo should be
In the right proportions to produce
the best silage, that is 1T should be
twice or nearly so In height as 1T is in
width, this enables the corn to pack
more readily which will make better
silage.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-02-07
L. P. Feb. IS
F. P. Jan. 80 L. P. Feb. IS
Notice Of Hearing Petition For Letters of
Administration De Bonis Non.

Administration Dc Bonis Non.
State of South,
(SS:
County OF Lincoln)
In County Court Thereof.
In the Matter of the Estate of a. Engebor
Hegge, deceased.
State of south Dakota Sends Greeting To:
Anna Rasmussen, Edward Hegge. Henry. Heg.
&c and all other heirs at law and next OF kin of
Engebor II. Hegge. deceased, and to all to
whom these presents may come,
NOTICE, That Henry Hegge the qualified
and acting administrator the estate OF Enge-
Dor a, Hegge. deceased. has filed with the
judge OF this court, u petition praying for leave
TO resign his trust; that his accounts be audit
ed ana allowed and that Letters of Admins
tration De Bonts Non Of the said estate be is
sued to Peter Thormodsgaard Of Lincoln
County. South Dakota, and that Monday. the
nth day OF February. 1918, at ten o'clock .. M,
being a day OF q regular term OF this court. to-
wit: the January 1918 term, at the court room
of this court In the court house In the City OF
Canton, Lincoln County. South Dakota, has
been set for hearing said petition, when and
where any person interested may appear and
show cause why the same should not be grant
| ed.
Dated at Canton. South Dakota. the esth OF
January, 1913.
By the Court:
Attest: WILLIAM B. MALLORY.
RNEs MADDEN, Judge.
Clerk.
| (SEAL)
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-02-07

F. p. Jan. 81 L. P. Feb. q
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the Matter OF the Estate of Dorothea Al.
Schmidt deceased.
All persons having claims said Dorothea NJ.
Schmidt deceased, are required to exhibit
the same, with the necessary vouchers, to
to the undersigned. Executor OF said estate.
at his Residence in the City OF Canton In
the County of Lincoln State OF South Dakota
and that six months have been limited IS the
time for creditors to present their claims
against said estate.
Dated the 9th day of January 1913.
DETLEF II, SCHMIDT,
Executor of the Estate OF
Dorothea NJ. Schmidt, deceased.