Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-05-07

Session Laws for 1929. 10 hereby
amended to read as follows:
Section 1. The term municipal
ity" as used in this act shall include
any county, town, school district,
city, village or borough, and any I'M
organized territory in any county
governed by the provisions OF Chap
ter 1928, Session Laws for 1921, and
acts amendatory thereof. Any such
municipality, whose bonded, judy
ment and floating indebtedness ex-
ceeds twenty-five percent of the as
sessed valuation Of all taxable prop
erty therein, exclusive of moneys
and credits, or in which taxes on
more than 25 per cent of the lands
on the tax lists have been delinquent
for three years or more, may issue,
negotiate and sell it's bonds, at one
time or from time to time, for the
purpose of funding and or refunding
such indebtedness or any part there
of and or of paying its outstanding
obligations, in the manner and under
the conditions hereinafter prescrib-
ed"
Sec. 2. Said Chapter 351, ses-
sion Laws for 1929. is further amend
ed by adding thereto, Immediately
following Section 6 thereof, a new
section, to read as follows:
Section 612. In lieu Of submit
ting such proposition to the voters,
said governing body at any regular
or duly called special meeting there
of. er the proceedings, other than
the elections hereinbefore contem-
o1nnf hHy q inrifxy veto
a resolution reciting the proceedings
heretofore taken, stating the author
ity of law under which the right is
claimed to issue such bonds, the pur-
pose for which it is proposed to is
sue the same, the number and the
face value of each thereof, and the
time when each bond to be issued
hereunder shall mature, and any
further details with respect thereto
in this act authorized to be contem-
plated by such proposition, and di-
recting that such bonds be issued, ne
gotiated and sold, as in this act and
said resolution provided. Such last
mentioned resolution may be pub
lished not less than one nor more
than three weeks successfully in a
legal newspaper published in such
municipality, or in the county seat of
the county, if there be no such news
paper in said municipality, and proof
of the publication thereof filed in the
office of the recording officer. But
if, within ten days after the first
publication Of said last mentioned
resolution, or prior thereto. there be
filed with such recording officer Pc
tition of ten per cent of the voters of
such municipality, determined as
hereinbefore provided, praying that
such proposition and the details
thereof be submitted to the voters
of said municipality, the same shall
thereupon be SO submitted to the le-
gal voters Of such municipality, and
favorably voted upon by them, be-
fore it shall be authorized or take
effect"
Sec. 8. Said Chapter 351, ses-
sion Laws for 1929, is further amend
ed, by adding thereto new section.
Immediately following Section 10
thereof. to read as follows:
Section 101a. If in any year 1t
shall became actually necessary to
incur Indebtedness or expend funds
for the purpose of meeting court ex-
penses, mothers pension allowances,
poor relief and other items. the
amounts of which are beyond the
control of the governing body of such
municipality and could not be rea-
sonably and definitely anticipated
and fixed at the time of making the
budget contemplated by Section 10,
the governing body of such municipal
ity may apply to the proper district
for an order permitting the mourning
and payment of such additional ex-
penditures. Such application shall be
publicly heard by said court at the
county seat of the county, after two
weeks published notice thereof; and.
if the court shall find such additional
Indebtedness or expenditures to be
actually necessary and within the
terms of this section, and that the
amount thereof could not have been
reasonably and definitely anticipat-
ed at the time of making the budget,
and could not be reasonably met by
or out of allotments in the budget to
such purposes, or by or out of the
emergency fund, said court may
make an order permitting and author
izing such additional indebtedness or
expenditures, or SO much thereof as
it shall find to be proper"
Approved April Is, 1881.
CHAPTER 1855. F. No. 1856.
AN ACT relating to the redemption
of lands from taxes and assess
ments in certain cases; the as
signment of the taxes against the
same; the transfer of certain lands
forfeited to the state for nOn-pay-