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

AN ACT to validate certain bonds heretofore
purchased by the State Board of Investment
with the funds of the State OF Minnesota.
Be II enacted by the Legislature OF the State
of Minnesota:
Section l. The word municipality as used
herein. shall be held TO mean and include the
various counties. cities. villages, boroughs.
towns and school districts In the State Of
Minnesota.
Sec. 2. whenever the state board Of In
Vestment shall have heretofore purchased with
the funds OF the state of Minnesota, the bonds
OF any municipality In this state, the validity
OF any such bond shall never be questioned
except on the ground that the same and the
loan made thereon not approved by the
state board of investment: that the bond in
question made the entire bonded Indebtedness
exceed fifteen 15 per cent of the assessed
valuation of the taxable property OF the mu-
nicipality issuing such bonds; that such bonds
bear a lower rate Of interest than three e, per
cent that such bonds run for n shorter period
than Ave years, for longer period than
twenty years; that the principal thereof was
Eever paid by the state to. or received by. the
officers OF the municpality issuing the same;
and no change Of the boundary lines OF any
such municipality shall relieve the real proper
ty therein at the time of the issuing Of such
bonds from any liability from taxation to pay
for the same and all such bonds pur-
chased hereby declared TO be the valid and
subsistns indebtedness of each municipality
issuing the same.
Approved April %. 1918
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

municipal bonds for the purpose OF acquiring.
constructing, installing and eouipping In
cinerators at the crematory plants Of such
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
Section /. Amy city of this state now or
ants and not governed by charter adopted
pursuant to Section 49, Article Of the state
sessed by such city, Is hereby authorized and
empowered. acting by and through the city
council Or common council OF such city. by
resolution duly passed by an affirmative vote
OF not less than two-thirds OF all members
eject OF such city council common council
to issue and sell municipal bonds Of such city
to an amount not exceeding Eighteen Thousand
Dollars ts1S,o00 In par value and to use
the proceeds thereof for the purpose OF acquir-
Ing, constructing. installing and equipping
incinerators at the crematory plants Of such
city.
Sec 2. The bonds hereby authorized or any
part thereof may be issued and sold by any
such city. notwithsta ndng any limitations con-
atned In fhe charter OF such city any law
OF this state prescribing or fixing any limit
upon the bonded indebtedness of such city,
put the full faith and credit Of such city
shall At all times be pledged for the pay
for the payment of the current interest there
on. and the City Council or Common Council Of
such city shall each year Include in the tax
levy for such city a sufficient amount to pro
vide for the payment OF such interest as 1t
accrues and for the accumulation Of a sinking
rhnd Tor the redemption Of such bonds at their
maturity.
Sec 3. No bonds shall be issued bv any
such city under this act for the purposes here
lnaboFe named to run for longer period
Than thirty years. or bearing higher rate Of
interest than 4 per cent per annun. payable
Semi annually but the place OF the payment
or the principal and interest thereon and the
denominations in which .he same shall be is
sued shall be such shall be determined by
the city Council Common Council. All
such bonds shall be signed by the mayor and
counterstgned by the city comptroller and at
tested bT the city clerk Of such city and shall
hH sealed with the seal Of said sEity eN"ep'
that the signatures to the coupons attached
End none Of such bonds shall be sold for less
than ninety-five fa5, per cent OF their par
value and accrued interest and then only to
the highest responsible bidder therefor.
Sec. A. This act shall take effect and be
In force from and after Us passage.
Approved April q. 1918
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

AN ACT 50 amend Section ainS ~ the General
Statutes Of Minnesota FOR 1918 rsIRItnr 70
protection against Ares
Sc II enacted by the Legislature 90 the State
% Minnesota
Section !. Section Sos of the General Sts.
ntes IT Minnesota fer 1919, is hereby Amended
by stt'ns 10 Ssfa section ri The end thereof
tire following provisions:
Provided. that this law shall not appIv 70
eats apartments tenenasnts dssirnes Fo~
single families in buildings not over sour
stories high where such Tats, apartments or
tenernents each substantially surrnurse al
nv solid brick, stone OF concrete wsls and
where two stsirwsys provided IN o-poss, .
sides Of such buildings from each rat srsyr-
uient and tenement such statrvays not h, be-
rras~e thar sixty feet apart:
Provided. further. that said act shall NOT
Apply 20 rats. apartments tenesneuts design.
90 for single families in buildings not over
three stories high. who're the outside walls ~
such buildings are 81 brick. stone or concrete
construction and where sach fats apartments
or fenements are provided VITA two sta!rways
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

CHAPTER 295-H r, No 1859
AN ACT relating to compensation to be all
lowed to sheriffs for boarding and caring for
prisoners In all counties OF the state now
or hereafter having a population of not less
than 2t5.ooo and not more than 900, 900 in
habtants.
Be 1t enacted by the Iegtslature OF the State
Of Minnesota;
Section /. Every Sheriff In charge OF q
County jail In each County of this State now
or hereafter having a population Of not less
than 215o0o and not more than 100000 In
habitants. shall receive from the County AZ
compensation for board and washing for pTis-
oners the sum OF $500 per week for each
prisoner. On the last day OF each month
such Sheriff shall render to the County Board
"a verified statement showing the name OF each
prisoner and the number OF days boarded.
For caring for prisoners for q fractional part
OF week such Sheriff shall be compensated
at the same rate per week as that hereinbs-
fore prescribed
Sec. e. All Acts or parts Of Acts inoon-
sistent herewith, whether General Special.
are hereby repealed
Sec. 8. This Act shall take effect and b
in force from and after its passage.
Approved April %. 1915.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

~tf-~ft. =.
AN ACT to authorize the State Auditor to Is
sue duplicate of lost State Auditors war
rant drawn the Grain Inspection Fund.
Whereas. 1t appears from the books OF tne
State Auditor that State Auditors warrant
No, S4Ea issued April 21st. 1900. to H. b.
Moore. for the sum Of one hundred sixty-thr
and six one-hundredths dollars. G$163 o8) has
never been presented for payment, and,
Whereas, the payee thereof. Fl. B. Moore. -
deceased and apparently without having
cashed said warrant without having received
the amount of money thereinunder due. now
therefore,
BE 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
Section !. The State Auditor Is hereby au-
thorfzed to Issue a duplicate Of State Auditors
warrant No. $3.50 issued April 21st 1900 to
Mary Moore. the widow Of the original payes
of the original warrant. Fl. b. Moore, for the
sum of one hundred sixty-three and six one
hundredths dollars iS1S3 06l.
Approveh April q. la1h.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

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

on opposite sides of such buildings from eAcn
fat, apartment or tenement such starw8ys.
however. not TO be more than fifty feet apart
Sec. 2. This law shall only apply to cities
Of the hrst class not governed by home ruie
charter
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved April % 1915.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

CHAPTER Ssh. r. Ne SOC
AN ACT authorizing cities o. his state Of
over $1,000 inhabitants to issue and sell
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29
CHAPTER oas-H. r. No. cit.

AN ACT prescribing the ages OF girls rho
may be committed TO the Minnesota Home
School for Girls
Be IT enacted by the Legislature Of the stats
OF Minnesota:
Section /. Any girl over the age Of years
and under the age Of is years, hereafter
found guilty Of any crime ofense for
which, prior 10 the passage Of this act. sucn
girl, but for the fact that she was over IT
years of age, could have been lawfully com
mitted TO the Minnesota Home School FOR girls,
may hereafter be committed to said school.
ApnroHea Anril q 1Alh.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

A
AN ACT Authorizing and Allowing Cierk, ~
the trnoate Court to Issue Certain Nottre.
ana citations Over their Signatures
He II enacted by the Legislature Of the stats
or Minnesota, ~ e
Section I, The Judge Of the Probate Court
~ any county Ia this state In which rountr
there Ia a Clerk ~ the Probate Court NAV h.,
w Written AUTHORIZATION duly recorded in the
ethce or the Clerk OF said Probate Court an.
thorise said Clerk TO issue the fo,lowins nr
ders and stsn the same in the name OF the
Hterk instead Of having the same sisued In
the name OF tn" Judge. to-w,t: "
ls' onier for hearing OF petition for Let
.nd Orders for hearing petition rcr the nd
mission ar q VIII to probate and the issuance
OF Letters Parliamentary or OF Aam,nistrat,on
cree OF Descent ~ "o
Ath. Orders lfmitins the time to nle claim,
shn HstnE the date ~ hearing OF said clslms
nah' Orders for hearing petition 10 sell
ieaee or mortgage land ''
th, orders for hearing petition, for set
tlrment and distribution In estates OF de.
H. Sse. T. This act shat, take effect ana bs
IN ferce from and after It's passage
Approved April % IafR
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

Ing land owners disagree as to the kind Of
fence To be built any division line, tina
matter SHAH be referred 70 the Fence View
ers who shall Determine what kind OF fence
shall be but-k On such line and shall order suck
fence built according to law. 4
Approved April "a, 1915. Il
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

state of Wisconsin without license from the
authorities OF the State OF Wisconsin.
Sec. Ill. This act shall take effect whenever.
after passage and publication thereof. the state
OF Wlsconsin shall have enacted = similar Law.
approved April 23. 1913.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-29

in lieu thereof the following and upon the order of the
ecutv officer Of the hoard cOuntergned by the president of
the hoard.
SECTION Section 504 of the Revised Laws Of Hawaii
1915 hereby amended 10y lee,ing the words shall b. paid
such salary may be appropriated by the Legislature and
that said section shall then read follows:
"Section Territorial veterinarian. Said beard Of
agriculture and forestry shall have power and authority
appoint superintendent of animal industry who shall he
competent veterinary surgeon and shall be known the Ter
rorial Veterinarian.
He shall have charge direction and control subect The
direction and the boar of all relating
the inspection of animals and the prevention and eradication
Of contagious Infections and communicable diseases
animals and of all relating animal industry men
toned coming within the scope of this Chapter. and such
other the board shall from time time direct lie
shall enjoy all the powers rights privileges and immuns
of an officer of the board of health
SECTION o. This Act shall take effect upon lis approval
Approved this 2ls day of April \. ID. 1915.
LCCIUS F. PINKHAM,
Governor of the Territory Of Hawaii.
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= farf
ACT 1876
AN ACT

To AMEND SEcrrox Al THE Revised LAWS or HAwAn,
1918, RELArISo TO PhfMARr Elections, pr ADDING
THEREro FURTHER PEovrso SAID SECTION.
Be il Enacted BY the Legislature of the Territory of HdeG:
sEcrIOs !. Section Al of the Revised Laws of Hawaii,
1915 is hereby amended by adding thereto further provo
10 read as follows:
And further provided that respect of any office which
more than person be by law elected example,
SUPERVISOR of and for countyor any city and comfy
any subdivision of either thereo in the Territory, if
candidates than the number be elected shall receive such
majority of only the number be elected by law
provided in the given instance and being those candidates who
shall have received the highest number of such pr
mary, shall be considered and declared elected
sacrros This Act shall take effect from and after
approval
Approved this sist day of April A D. 1915
K LUcIUS E. PINKHAM,
EwwT"" Governor of the Territory of Hawaii :
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books be kept for the purpose and to be available
all times for inspection by all Of the property
and valuations named in such inventories added to-
ved and corrected as aforesaid and classified for
and facility of reference.
And it shall BE- the duty of said auditors to charge the
of said inventories proper accounts the general
dgrs of the Territory county, city and county, that
the values said properties shall he shown and appear
an times balance sheet Of the books of the Territory
county, city and county.
II shall be the duty Of the superintendent of public works at
all times advise assist the several and
auditor in the valuation Of all property belonging the Terri
tory.
And shall be the duty Of the county engineers to advise
assist sndor auditors of their respective
counties city and county the valuation of the property
belonging to county city and county
SECTION g. This Act shall take effect from and after the
date Of its approval
Approved this 2lst day of April A. D. 1918
- LUCIUS T. PINKHAM,
Governor of the Territory of Hawaii
n e
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-29
ACT 1877
AN ACT.

To AMEND SECTION 1852 OF REVISED LAWS Hawai-.
1915, CONCERNING REMOVAL. OFFICERS.
Be 1t Enacted by the Legislature of The Territory of Haaii:
Section 1852 of the Revised Laws of Hawaii.
1915, is hereby amended 5 read as follows:
Section 1852. Procedure. Any elected county officer
any county officer appointed vacancy any elective office
including supervisor, may be removed for maeasance,
feasance, nonfeasance maadminratiOn in Office ANY cir
cult within the county shall be of impeachment
for the trial of any uch elected appointed officer who
be charged and such circuit shall sit without jury
and shall proceed according the form required for the trial
of all civil law modified by statNr n
verified petition setting forth detail the charges preferred
against such officer and praying for his removal be filed
such by less than twenty-five persons who
citizens and of the county and theeupon the
shall fix the time within which the officer charged shall
the charges but in less than twenty days from date of
service and certified copy of such charges together with
proper shall be served upon the officer charged
any civil If such officer shall fail appear and
before the day. he be defauled and
the may after default hear the petitioners upon their
proof and if the charges sustained may the officer
and his Office shall hereupon become but if the officer
SHALL before the day, appear and file written
reply to the charges, either in the form of demurrer
verse; the formed by the reply SHALL after notice. be
down and heard by the and the shall proceed
final termination other civil law If it shall be
finally adudged that the charges unfounded in law
fact the respondent may his costs but if the charges
adudged be founded upon both fact
shall adudge the Office be and award the against
the respondent Any such Judgment order vacating any
Office shall be subject appeal and review both ques
tons of law and fact by the Supreme Court of the Territory
of Hawaii The board of supervisors provision other
wise made by law, shall fill such vacancy by the appointment
of other person the Office, unless the removed officer
oHon 10 hill
Governor"
Section 3 This Act shall take effect from the date of its
approval.
Approved this 2lst day of April, \. d. 1915.
LUcITs F. PINKHAM,
Governor of the Territory of Hawaii
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-29

CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 10. l.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
AUTHORIZING THE APPOINTMENT SPECIAL TEACHER IN
...~ Hawaiian HISTORY KINDRED Subjects.
BE 1T RESOLVED by the House of Representatives and
Senate of the Territory of Hawaii that the Department of
Public Instruction is hereby authorized and instructed add
its staff of special teachers who shall give instruction
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-04
Those Who Live in the Past

for ell our wishing are accomplished
factsf
IL the man who Is stricken with blind
ness were to sit and grievA over the fact
itself instead Of trying 10 adjust himself
TO new conditions and 20 learn to use
his other senses TO take the place las FAR
as possiblel OF the one he has lost. would
not his life become desolateg
II Is only In adjusting yourself to the
conditions OF your present circumstances
whatever they are-that there lies any
chance Of your finding life worth living
Yesterdays blunders belong 10 yesterday
along with yesterdays hopes and fears
Because those hopes and fears and
hlunders were part OF your experience
yesterday, you may, be a little different
today-but you have a new set OF prob
lens 20 face today. and you must not
distract your own attention from them
Co worry over the way you met yester-
days situation.
Yesterday lie finished. 1t IL not a piece
OF knitting you can unravel 20 do over
and do better, Il is as irrevoeable as
nature. You cannot stop flowers from
com ne II certain seeds are planted and
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-04

fertiilzed-you cannot prevent weeds from
springing up under certain conditions.
But learning what produces flowers and
what weeds. you can be careful about
the conditions you produce.
So with your yesterdays. They pro-
duced certain tn ngs, Don't worry about
them uselessly. Don't let your past he
ghost 90 haunt you. Instead. use Il as a
bit OF experience on which to build
better future.
Perhaps you are ashamed OF your past.
But shame won't be factor for future
srowth IL you merely wallow in the murk
OF what you wish had not teen. ], has
been. You have not your yesterday 70
live over and better. but your today you
have now, and your tomorrow YOU will
have soon. and there Is nothing In your
past "a prevent your living them we'll
Don't repeat your past plumbers. Bat
DO more must you dwell on them in
memory, Give your attention TO making
your today and tomorrow 80 splendid
that your yesterday Ia the great balance
Of life will be outweighed and win not
count
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-04
How Not to Write Love Letters

nographer. at didn't so much matter
when the forsaken damsel used TO gather
up her treasured love letters and tie them
up with a blue ribbon and a faded rose
bud, and put them I'm a secret drawer OF
her desk, where she could get them out
handy when she wanted to weep over
them.
But, judging from the number Of
breach Of promise suits where the love
mlssives form Exhibit A. that isn't the
way young women regard their sweet
hearts letters now. They preserve 'em
all right. all right. but when Romeo flies
the track and balks at the altar, they
don't waste any brine sailing down his
written VOWS OF deathless devotion.
Neither do they tie up his letters and
put them away among the sad, sweet
memories OF their lives.
do you know what makes men write
these dopey love letters?" inquired the
Bookkeeper.
Because the fool-killer has knocked
off business suggested the stenograI her
No. replied the Bookkeeper, its be-
cause every man In his heart believes
that he is a poet that could have damned
the spots off of Tennyson II he'd given
his mind to writing poetry instead of sell
ing groceries.
NOW the average man hasn't got the
gall actually TO try to manufacture po-
etry; besides, II would injure his business
standing TO have It get out on him. So
he bottles up all this flub-dub sentiment
in him until he falls in love and then ne
fires it all at the girl.
He don't really mean Il at the time,
but he's got a sort of sentimental jag
on, and the more he writes. the more he
wants to write. and the lovelier and the
more poetieal II sounds TO him. l tell
you, a mans love letters certainly do
look good to him"
IAN the same" said the Stenographer.
II l was a man and had to write a
letter to my distant love, ! would sit on
a cake OF Ice while penned Il. and keep
Il In the refrigerator for twenty-four
hours before / mailed Il.
"Right-O." said the BOokkeeper. "and
you'd save yourself trouble a. you did"