Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-05-07
the time limited by law.

The time limited by law.
Sec. 2. Such reduction may be mad
upon application by the owner o
any land against which an assess
ment has heretofore been levied o
made as herein provided. Upon tn,
filing of such application the council
or body charged with the duty o
making assessments shall investi
gate the same and may deny thu
same without hearing. but if it shall
determine that such application Il
meritorious it shall cause hea 1ns
to be had, and shall cause ten days
notice of such hearing to be given Il
the applicant. and may give notice
to such other persons as II may
deem advisable. At such hearinf
evidence may be received as to the
matter under investigation. and tht
council or other body charged wltf
the duty of making assessments nal
make such order as in its judgment
shall be proper.
Sec. 3. In the event such applica.
ton is granted in whole or in par
the assessment shall be revised sc
far as practicable in the same man
ner as the original assessment was
made, and in the event that such
original assessment has been con.
firmed by the Court application shall
be made to said Court to confirm the
revised assessment in the same man
ner as application is made to con:
firm the original assessment, ano
said Court shall have the power to
confirm said assessment as revised
or refuse to confirm same. After
any such assessment is modified OF
reduced the officers charged with the
duty of collecting the assessment
shall revise their records so as to
show the modification or change In
said assessment.
property has been sold to a third
party at tax sale for delinquent taxes
which include any installment OF
said assessment the. modification OF
reduction shall affect only the in
stallments of said assessments not
included in said such sale, but If
the property has been sold to the
state for delinquent taxes including
any installment of said assessment
TIE modification or reduction shall
extend to said installments. in the
same manner as though there had
been no sale.
Approved April 20, 1881.
CHAPTER 256-H. F. No. 1911.
AN ACT relating to elections and
providing for the appointment of
relief judges and clerks of election
in villages, towns and cities of the
third and fourth class, and speci-
flying the respective duties of auch
relief judges and clerks and of the
regular judges and clerks when
both have been appointed.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of
the State of Minnesota:
Section 1. The governing body of
any city of the third and fourth class
or any village, or the town board OF
any town, at it's discretion by resolu-
ton adopted not less than fifteen
days prior to any election or primary,
may appoint relief judges of election
in each election district.
- Sec. 2. Such relief judges shall,
when appointed, be equal in number
to the regular judges and shall ap-
point relief clerks equal in number to
the regular clerks.
Sec. 3. Relief judges and clerks
shall have the same qualifications
and receive the same compensation
as regular judges and clerks during
the hours they act, and be subject to
the same penalties.
Sec. 4. The regular judges and
clerks shall perform their respective
duties as prescribed by law during
all the time the voters are casting
their ballots. When the polls are
closed, the relief judges and clerks
shall appear and in their presence
the regular judges and clerks shall
open the ballot boxes and count the
number of ballots cast, and in all
things comply with Mason's Mime
sofa Statutes of 1927 Sections 442, 443
and AL, and prepare and sign the
poll lists as required by Section 49,.
The regular judges shall then account
for and deliver to the relief judges all
unused election supplies and spoiled
ballots, prepare and sign the state
ment provided for by Mason's Mime
sofa Statutes 1927, Section 459.
Sec. 5. The compensation of the
regular judges and clerks shall then
cease and they shall not remain in
side the railing at the voting place,
and the work of canvassing the cleo
ton and counting the ballots shall
be performed and completed by the
relief judges and clerks, who shall
make due return thereof, and shall
perform all other duties specified by
law for judges and clerks of elections
after the closing of the polls, except
that the statement required by Ma
sons Minnesota Statutes of 1927, Sec
ton 364, shall be made by the reg
ular judges.
Sec. 6. When any relief Judge fails
to attend at the time and place ap-
pointed, or is disqualified or refuses
to act, the regular judge present shall
appoint qualified voter of the dis
trict to act in his place. When any
relief clerk is absent, disqualified or
refuses to act, the relief judge shall
appoint some qualified voter to act
in his place.
Approved April 20. 1881.
CHAPTER 18Th. F. No. 1857.
AN ACT to amend General Statutes
1928, Chapter 289, Section IL, as
amended by laws 1929, Chapter $50,
fixing the salary of the probation
officer and employees in counties
having not less than 100000 in
habitants, and not more than $780,
coo inhabitants.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of
the State of Minnesota:
Section 1. That General Statutes