Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-05-06

"Such appeal may be taken by
any person aggrieved within thirty
days after service Of notice Of the
filing of the order, judgment, OF
decree appealed from, or If no such
notice be served, within six months
after the filing Of such order, judy
ment, or decree. To render the
appeal effective %, the appellant
shall serve upon the adverse party
or his attorney, or upon the probate
judge for the adverse person who
did not appear, a written notice
of appeal specifying the order
judgment, or decree appealed from
and file in the probate court such
notice with proof Of service thereof
co pay to the probate court an
appeal fee of three dollars to apply
on the fee for the return; ano
60 the appellant, other than the
state, the Veterans Administration
or a representative appealing on
behalf of the estate, shall file In
the probate court bond In such
amount as that court may direct
conditioned to prosecute the appeal
with due diligence to final deter
mination, to pay all costs and dis
bursements, and to abide the order
of the court therein.
The notice Of the order, judg-
ment, or decree appealed from, the
notice Of appeal, and the bond il
required, shall be served as in civil
actions in the district court.
Whenever a party in good faith
gives due notice Of appeal and
omits through mistake to do any
other act necessary to perfect the
appeal, the district court may per-
NIT an amendment on such terms
as may be just"
Section %. Laws 1885, Chapter z
Section 167, is hereby amended SC
as to read as follows:
when an appeal has been ef-
fected, the probate court upon pay
ment of the remainder Of its fee
if any, forthwith shall return to
the district court q certified trans
cript of the order, judgment, OF
decree appealed from, the notice
of appeal with proof Of service
thereof, and the bond If required
If the required fee for the return
be not paid within twenty days
after the appeal has been effected
the district court may dismiss the
appeal. If the appeal be taken
under section 164, subsection 10
such transcript shall also contain
copies of such other documents
papers, and exhibits as the probate
court may consider necessary. The
district court may require a fur
Their or amended return"
Section %. Laws 1885, Chapter Y
Section 176, is hereby amended SC
as to read as follows:
Section 176. If the patient Is
found to be insane or inebriate, the
court shall issue to the sheriff OF
any other person warrant in
duplicate, committing the patient to
the custody of the superintendent
of the proper state hospital, OF
to the superintendent or keeper OF
any private licensed institution fol-
the care Of inebriateS or insane
persons; provided, however, that
such patients are required to pay
the necessary hospital charge. II
such patient be entitled to care
in any institution of the United
States in this state, such warrant
shall be in triplicate, committing
him to the joint custody of the
superintendents Of the proper state
and federal institution. If such
federal institutions be unable OF
unwilling to receive the patient at
the time of commitment, he SUBJ
sequently may be transferred to it
upon its request. Such transfer shall
discharge his commitment to the
state institution and constitute a
sole commitment to the federal in
stitution.
If the patient is found to be
feebleminded or epileptic, the court
shall appoint the State Board OF
Control guardian Of his person and
commit him to its care and Gus
tody.
Whenever a defendant in GRIM
inal proceedings has been examined
in the probate court, pursuant to
an order of the state of federal
district court, the probate court
shall transmit its findings and re-
turn the defendant to such district
court, unless otherwise ordered. A
duplicate Of the findings shall be
filed in the probate court, but there
shall be no petition, property OF
report, nor commitment, unless
otherwise ordered"
Section "a. Laws 1895, Chapter 70
Section 1876, is hereby amended SO
as to read as follows:
GAS used in this act, the word
representative unless the context
otherwise indicates, shall include
executors, general administrators
special administrators, administra-
tors with the will annexed, admin
istrators de bonis non, general
guardians, and special guardians
The word minor means a person
under the age of twenty-one years.
Approved April 26, 1887.
CHAPTER 436-H. F. No. 816
A BILL