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


administered and used as provided II
this act; and 1t shah not have powell
to divert any gift, grant or beques1
from the specific uses and purposes
designated by tho donor or testator
Such corporation shall have no CAPT.
tai stock; and any court OF equity, or
it's own motion or upon application
may have and exercise visitoriai pow
ers over its officers and affairs. Ev'
cry such corporation 30 formed may
receive and become the legal guardian
OF any resident child under twelve
years of age, who is grossly Hl-troated
or who has been abandoned. or IL
without a home, or surrounded by bad
or immoral Influences. or whose living
parents shall in writing assign to Il
the custody thereof: and such corpora
ton may through it's officers or agent
consent to the adoption of child In
all cases where parent or guardian
might 30 consent. 1t may contract In
writing with any person who. after
sixty days trial. shall take, without
adopting. any such child. for it's proper
care until sixteen years OF age, II a
girl. and eighteen years OF age II
boy; such contract shall specify what
amount, IL any, is to be paid to such
child at the expiration OF such period,
but shall contain no provision for Its
political or sectarian training or edu-
cation. Such corporation shall keep
careful supervision of all children
placed by ii, and except In case of le-
gal adoption. shall require from per-
sons taking them full report of their
condition and welfare at least once
a year: and its agents shall have the
right to visit such children and Per-
sonally investigate their condition as
often as may be deemed desirable. II
such corporation becomes satisfied,
upon due Investigation, that the I'm
fiuence of any home is harmful. or
the treatment of the child In unduly
severe or inconsiderate. 1t may re-
auire. through Its board of directors
or managing officer, the return of such
child to the main Office of such cor
poration. at the expense OF the family
having 1t.
Sec. 8. That Section of said Chap
ter 314, Laws 1918, be and the same Is
hereby amended SO as to read as fol-
lows:
Sec. 3. Said corporation shall have
supervision over all children received
by 1t as provided In this act and shall
have right to be appointed by the
proper court and to act as guardian
of any of said children Said cor
poration and all its property,
empt from taxation. Said corporation
shall have all the powers and rights
now conferred upon the governing
body OF cities. counties. towns and
villages by Section 1922, Revised Laws
1905 and may exercise the powers and
rights as provided In said Section 1922:
and may have children committed to
said home by the Probate Court and
may receive the same in the same
manner as provided In Sections 1922,
1923 and 1924. Revised Laws. 1905.
Sec. I. This act shall take effect
and be In force from and after its
passage.
Approved March 81, 1915.
CHAPTER 62--S. r. No. 345
AN ACT to amend Section 5o4s. Gener-
al Statutes 1918, relating to the sale
OF drugs. medicines or poisons.
BE 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota:
Section 1. That Section 5e4s General
Statutes 1918 be amended to read as
follows:
504s. Punishment for sale by other
than druggist--No person, not a reg
istered pharmacist or dealer employ
ing and keeping such a pharmacist In
active charge of his place Of business,
shall retail. compound or dispense
drugs, medicines or poisons. or keep
or conduct place for retailing, com
pounding or dispensing drugs, medi-
eines. or poisons, or falsely assume or
pretend to the title of q registered
pharmacist. No registere pharmacist
or other person shall permit the COM
pounding or dispensing of prescriptions
or the vending Of drugs. medicines, or
poisons In his place of business, except
under the supervision of a registered
pharmacist or assistant. Every person
violating any provision of this section
shall be guilty of misdemeanor and
shall be punished by fine of not less
than fifty dollars, except in cases where
the death OF a human being results
offending is guilty Of felony.
Sec, 2. This act shall take effect and
be In force from and after its passage,
Approved March 81. 1915.
CHAPTER ss-s. r. No. s47.
AN ACT fixing the compensation of
probate judges, and OF clerks of
probate courts. In counties contain
ing not less than eighty congressional
townships, and having an assessed
valuation of more than twenty Ave
million dollars, and less than fifty
million dollars; and repeating incon.
sistent acts.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section /. In each county of this
state now or hereafter containing not
less than eighty Congressional town
ships, and now or hereafter having an
assessed valuation of more than TWEEN
ty-five million dollars and less than
fifty million dollars, the Probate Judge
shall receive an annual salary of One
Hundred dollars for each One million
dollars OF the total assessed valuation
OF said county as determined for the
then next preceding year. Provided
however. that such annual salary shall
not exceed Three Thousand dollars
and shall be in full compensation for
all services rendered, and in lieu of ali
fees heretofore permitted to be re
tanned by Probate Judges In such
counties.
Sec. 2. In such counties the Probate
Judge shall keep In his office a record
OF all fees collected by him under the
provisions OF Section 1854, Revised
Laws, 1905, and of all other fees al
lowed by law to be collected by him.
and he shall pay the money so re
ceived into the county treasury at the
end OF each calendar month, and take
the Treasurer's receipt therefor.
Sec. 3. In addition to such salary
OF the Probate Judge. the clerk of the
Probate Court in such counties, shall
receive an annual salary of three hun
dred sixty dollars, and in addition
thereto such further sum as the Coun-
ty Board may allow, not to exceed "a
total annual salary OF twelve hundred
dollars.
Sec. 4. Such salary ana clerk hire
shall be paid In equal monthly INSTALL
ments out OF the county treasury, upon
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