Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

Iinstailnents out of the county treas
Jury. upon warrants Of the County Al
lditor In favor OF the person entities
thereto, and upon order OF the Count.
/ ATTORNEY, accompanied by his certifi
jcate that the service has been rem
idered. No allowance for hire of sucl
stenographic help shall be made d
received. In any case, except for serv,
ices actually rendered.
| Sec. 3. Nothing herein contained
shall be construed to amend. modify
repeal. or In any manner affect ths
provisions OF Chapter 233 Of the Gen.
Ierai Laws OF 1908, being Section 81!
/ of the General Statutes. 1913, relating
TO the County Attorneys contingent
fund
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after April i
li915.
Approved March 20, 1915.
CHAPTER SIS r.. No 29i.
AN ACT providing for the disposition
OF moneys In the hands OF persons
acting as Treasurers of villages, the
attempted Incorporation OF which has
been or may hereafter be declared &c
be Illegal.
BE II enacted by the LEGISLATURE of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section !. The moneys remaining ir
the hands of the person acting as
treasurer Of a village, the incorpora.
ton OF which has heretofore. or shall
hereafter be declared 70 be Illegal, shall
by said person acting as village treas.
urer, be paid To the treasurer OF the
township In which the territory Mt.
tempted to be included In such village
10 situate and In case such territory Is
situate In more than one township
then said money shall be paid to the
township treasurers OF said townships
In such proportion as the assessed val
nation Of the real estate thereof. for
meriy included in such assumed, but II.
legal village bears to the assessed
valuation of all the real estate for
merly assumed to be included therein
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect
and be In force from and after Its
passage.
Approved March 25. 1915.
CHAPTER SIS r.. No. 64s
AN ACT to authorize any City in the
state OF Minnesota now or hereafter
having more than ten thousand and
not more than twenty thousand In
habitants to Issue and sell its bonds
and use the proceeds thereof for the
purpose OF paying for local improve
ments now made, or hereafter to be
made. for which no assessments
against real estate have been or shall
be levied to defray the cost of such
improvements.
Be II enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota;
Section /. Any city In this State
now or hereafter having more than ten
thousand and not more than twenty
thousand inha bitants, In addition to all
the powers now possessed by such city,
liz hereby authorized and empowered.
acting by and through the city council
or common council of such city. by
ordinance duly enacted by an affirma-
tive vote OF not less than two-thirds
of all members elect of such city coun-
eli or common council, to Issue and
sell not exceeding fifty thousand dol
lars t$50,09000) par value. In and of
the bonds of such city and use the
proceeds thereof for the purpose of
paying for local improvements now.
or hereafter to be made, for which no
assessments against real estate have
been or shall be levied to defray the
cost OF such improvements.
Sec. 2. The bonds authorized by Sec
ton one Cd OF this act, or any portion
thereof, may be issued and sold by any
such city notwithstanding any limita-
ton contained in the charter of such
city or In any law of this State pre-
scribing or 6xing any limit upon the
bonded Indebtedness of such city, but
the full faith and credit OF any such
city shall at all times DO pledged for
the payment of any bonds issued under
this act and for the current interest
thereon, and the city council or COM
mon council OF such city shall each
year include In the tax levy for such
city q sufficient amount to provide for
tho payment OF such interest and for
tho accumulation OF sinking fund for
the redemption OF such bonds at their
maturity
Sec. 3. No bonds shall be issued by
any city for the purposes hereinbefore
mentioned TO run for longer term
than thirty years. or bearing a higher
annum, but the place of payment of
the principal and interest thereof and
the denominations In which the same
shall be Issued shall be such az may
be determined upon by the city council
or common council OF such city, and
may be In the form OF coupon bonds,
or registered certificates. so-called. All
such bonds shall be signed by the
mayor and attested by the city clerk
such city. except that the signatures
TO the coupons attached to such bonds
IL any. may be autographed thereon
and none of such bonds shall be sold
at less than their par value and &C
crued interest. and then only TO the
highest responsible bidder therefor.
Sec. I. Bonds issued under or pur-
suant to the provisions OF this act
shall be SO issued only when authorized
by the voters OF such city at a general
or special election called for that pur-
pose In the manner hereinafter pro
vided, and authority to issue bonds
hereunder shall be In addition to ali
other authority OF any such city to
Issue bonds whether by statute. char
ter provision or otherwise.
Sec. 5, All elections provided for In
this act shall be called and conducted
In the manner prescribed for municipal
elections In such cities. except that In
the case OF special elections the judges
and clerks OF election shall only sit on
the day OF election and ii shall not
be necessary to make any new register
Of voters at or prior to any such spe-
cial election. but the Judges of such
election In each election district shall
take from the custodian thereof and
use at such election the register OF
voters used tnssaid district at the gen.
eral election held therein next preced
ing said special election. and III any
person shah offer to vote In any such
district, whose name does not appear
on such registration list. his name shall
be entered thereon on the day OF cleo
ton upon his taking such oath and
answering such questions and comply.
ing with such other provisions as shall
be required by the then existing laws
regulating registration OF voters. Afte,
his name In so entered and before he
receives the ballet, the following cath
shall be administered to him, "You dc
solemnly swear that you are a citizen
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