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Minnesota Statutes Chapter 261 - County Relief of Poor, General Provisions

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§ 261.001	Abolition of Town System of Poor Relief
§ 261.002	Transfer of Town Employees
§ 261.003	Eligibility Standards, Rules
§ 261.035	Cremation, Burial, and Funerals at Expense of County
§ 261.04	Liability of Estate
§ 261.062	Tax for Support of Poor
§ 261.063	Tax Levy for Social Services; Board Duty; Penalty
§ 261.21	Hospitalization for Indigent Persons
§ 261.22	Application Filed
§ 261.23	Costs of Hospitalization
§ 261.231	County Board May Delegate Certain Powers
§ 261.232	Duties of Commissioner of Human Services
§ 261.25	Uniform Transfer of Dependents Act
§ 261.28	Subsidy for Abortions Prohibited

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