The Charter Of The City Of South St. Paul, Minnesota (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781024809480)

This volume contains the complete text of "The Charter Of The City Of South St. Paul, Minnesota," as framed and adopted under the General Laws of Minnesota in 1899 and subsequent amendments. It serves as a historical record of the foundational legal framework that governed the city during that era. Of interest to legal historians, municipal government researchers, and those studying the evolution of urban governance in the American Midwest, this document provides insight into the powers, responsibilities, and organizational structure of South St. Paul's city government at the turn of the century.

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