The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1934-10-04
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Route NO. 70 nortnerIy OF Appleton, II.
fording Montevideo. Appleton and inter.
vening and adjacent communities q rea.
SCRABBLE El"ces OF - rp',,ication, each
with the other aid Other places within
the state.
ROUTE NO. 81.
Beginning at a point on Route No. IA
southerly Of Echo and thence extending
in a northerly and westerly direction to
a point on Route No. II at or near
Granite Falls, affording Echo, Granite
munites reasonable means OF COM
munication. each with the other and
other places within the state.
ROUTE NO. So.
Beginning at point on Route No. IA
at Marshall and thence extending in
northwesterly direction to a point on
Route No. near Candy, affording Mar
and adjacent communities a reasonable
means of communication, each with the
other and other places within the state.
ROUTE NO. 50.
Beginning at point on Route No. rs
at Buffalo and thence extending in
northwesterly direction to a point on
Route No. % southeasterly OF Paynes-
willie, affording Buffalo, Maple Lake. An
Mandate, Eden Valley. Paynesville and in
tervening and adjacent communities a
reasonable means OF communication,
each with the other and other places
within the state.
ROUTE NO. 70.
Beginning at q point on Route No. Z
westerly Of New Ulm and thence ex-
tending in a northerly direction to q
point on Route No. IL at or near the
village of Hector, affording Fort Ridgely,
Fairfax, Hector and intervening and adj
jacent communities a reasonable means
of communication, each with the other
and other places within the state.
ADDITIONAL ROUTES.
Whenever, either by reason Of the
creation Of a new county, or by rea-
son of the change of the county seat
OF any existing county, any city or
village not county seat at the time
OF the adoption of this amendment is
lawfully constituted the county seat
OF any county. the legislature Is au-
thorized to add to the trunk highway
system such additional routes con-
meeting such newly constituted
county seats with other county seats
and other points in the state.
When after at least seventy-five
(75) per cent of the total number of
the miles of the routes embraced In
the trunk highway system hereinbe-
fore specified shall have been con-
structed and permanently improved,
the legislature shall have authority
to add new routes to such trunk
highway system; provided, however,
that no such new routes shall be
available for the construction, inn
provement and maintenance of such
additional routes shall be sufficient
therefor in addition to the construc-
ton, Improvement and maintenance
of the several routes hereinbefore
specifically described"
II amended as proposed by the legis-
lature this section will read exactly the
same as it now reads except that the
last paragraph now appearing in this sec
ton will be omitted therefrom, and In the
place Of and instead of the paragraph 40
emitted will appear q paragraph which
reads a. follows:
The legislature shall have author
ity to add new routes to such trunk
highway system. All new routes
addsd 70 the trunk highway system
BY act Of the legislature during tho
session Of 1888. are hereby ratified
that no such new routes shall be
adasd after the adoption Of this
amendment. until and unless at least
seventy-five (7s) per cent OF tho total
number OF the miles of the routes
embraced in the trunk highway sys-
tenn heretofore created and estab-
lished either BY Article 16 of the Con-
stitution of the State of Minnesota or
BY the legislature under and pursuant
to said Article 16 shall have been con-
structed ana permanently improved"
HO rurpoS6 ana EncCt OF tno PROPOSED
Amendment
The purpose and effect OF this amend.
mont 10 20 ratify and confirm the estab.
lishmsnt Of all new routes added to the
trunk highway system by the 1888 iegIs-
iature, and to give the legislature un-
restricted authority to add new routes
to the trunk highway system after seven.
ty-fve (75) per cent Of the total number
OF the miles OF the routes established by
Article 1e OF the State Constitution and
a. al 81
suant thereto prior to the time this
amendment was proposed, have been con.
structed and permanently improved.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. 2.
BY the adoption Of Chapter AL Of the
Laws of 1888. the legislature has pro-
Article Of the State Constitution.
This section now reads as follows:
The credit Of the state shall never
be given or loaned in aid of any in
dividual. association or corporation.
except az hereinafter provided. Nor
bonds denominated Minnesota State
Railroad Bonds. under what pur-
ports to be an amendment to section
ten (1o) Of article nine (9) of the
Constitution. adopted April Is, 1853,
which Is hereby expunged from the
Constitution. saving. excepting and
reserving to the state, nevertheless,
all rights, remedies and forfeitures ac-
crutnS under said amendment Pro-
vided, however, that for the purpose
OF developing the agricultural re-
sources OF the state. the state may
establish and maintain q system Of
rural credits and thereby loan money
and extend credit to the people OF
the state upon real estate security in
such manner and upon such terms and
conditions as may be prescribed by
law. and to issue and negotiate bonds
70 provide money to be so loaned.
The limit Of indebtedness contained
In section of this article shall NOT
apply to the provisions of this sec
ton, and the purposes for which the
credit OF the state or the aforesaid
municipal subdivisions thereof may
be given or loaned as herein provided
are declared to be public purposes"
II amended as proposed by the Iegisla-
ture this section win read as follows:
'The credit Of the state shall never
be given or loaned in aid Of any in
dfvtdual. association or corporation.
except as hereinafter provided. Nor
snail there be any further issue of
Railroad Bonds under what purports
to be an amendment to Article g.
Section 10 of the Constitution, adopt
ed April 18th, 1858, which is hereby
expunged from the Constitution. saw
ing. excepting and reserving to the
state, nevertheless, all rights, RENE
dies and forfeitures accruing under
said amendment. Provided, however.
that for the purpose of developing
the agricultural resources of the
state, the state may establish and
maintain q system Of rural credits
and thereby loan money and extend
credit to the people of the state upon
real estate security in such manner
and upon such terms and conditions
. as may be prescribed by law, and to
issue and negotiate bonds to provide
money to be 30 loaned. The limit of
tnusbtedness contained In Section