OF THE

STATE OF MINNESOTA

ENACTED AT THE

SPECIAL SESSION

OF THE

LEGISLATURE

OCTOBER 28, 1916

PUBLISHED BY
JULIUS A. SCHMAHL

SECRETARY OF STATE

KIMBALL-STORER COMPANY

MINNEAPOLIS

1917

The annotations in bold-face type, preceding each section, are no part of the law, but are inserted as required by statute.

The matter in italics shows where a section of a law previously enacted has been changed.

JULIUS A. SCHMAHL,

Secretary of State,

OF

MINNESOTA

ENACTED AT THE SPECIAL SESSION OF THE

LEGISLATURE, OCTOBER TWENTY-EIGHT

1916

CHAPTER 1--S. F. No. 1.

An act to appropriate money for the payment of the mile-

age of the Members of the Legislature and the per diem of

the Officers and Employes and all other erpenses of the Leg-

islature incident to the holding of the Special Session beginning

October 28, 1916.

Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesota :

Section 1. $8,000 appropriated for mileage and expenses.-

That the sum of eight thousand dollars ($8,000), or so much

thereof as may be found necessary, be and the same hereby is

appropriated from the revenue fund for the payment of the mile-

age of the members of the legislature and for the payment of the

per diem of the officers and employes thereof, and all the other

expenses of the legislature for its special session beginning

October 28, 1916.

Approved Oct. 28, 1916.

CHAPTER 2-H. F. No. 1.

An act to provide a method by which legal voters of Min-

nesota in the service of the United States as members of the

Minnesota National Guard may vote.

Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesota :

Section 1. Application.—Whenever the Minnesota National

Guard, or a majority of any regiment thereof, on the day of a
general election in this State, is outside of the State of Minnesota
and in the service of the United States, the provisions of this
act shall apply to the voting of the members thereof.

Section 2. Duties of county auditor.–The auditors of the
several counties of this State are hereby directed and required;
first: to ascertain at least twenty (20) days before any election to
be held on the Tuesday after the first Monday of November in any
even numbered year, and if any law be passed less than twenty
(20) days before such election is to be held, then forth with after
notice of the passage of the law, and forthwith after the passage