The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-04-12
General Laws of Wisconsin.
CHAPTER I39.


of writs of error and proceedings there
on
The people of the STATE of Wisconsin,
Tepresented in Senate and assembly, do
enact as foliOaos:
SEC. l. Section II Of chapter 264 Of
the general laws Of 1860 is hereby amend
ed by adding to said section the following
words, I" Provided that the provisions Of
this section shall apply to appeals from
orders made under the provisions of this
Act, if the appellant shall desire to settle
bill Of exception, but this bill of excep-
tions must be served within thirty days
after the service of written notice of the
entry Of such order.'
SEC. 2. Section 10 of chapter 264 OF
the general laws Of $50. is hereby amend
ed so as to read as follows: "Upon an
order made by circuit, court or By a
circuit judge in any action now pending
or hereafter commenced discharging an
attachment or denying, dissolving, vacat-
ing. or modifying an injunction, the party
interested in continuing the attachment or
in procuring 9r continuing the the iniunc
ton, may give immediate notice of appeal
to the Opposite party aud may within
three days thereafter tender to such oppo-
site party a written undertaking with suf-
fcient surety in such sum as the court or
Judge shall direct, conditioned to pay ali
costs and damages which may be sustained
by such party in case the appeal shall be
decided in his favor. and thereupon the
court or judge shall make AN order con
tinuing the attachment, and in It's dscre,
ton may make an order granting the in
Junction asked for, or continuing it as ori-
ginally granted until the decision Of the
appeal, unless the opposite party shall at
any time peuding such appeal give a
written undertaking with eufficient surety
in an amount to be fixed by the court or
judge to abide and perform the judgment
in the action if it shall be in favor of the
appellant, ProUided, that the court shall
discharge such last mentioned order, if it
shall appear at any time that such appeal
is not diligently prosecuted and such
want Of diligence shall he deemed PRIMO
fdcis evidence Of breach of the condi>
tons Of the appellants undertaking, and
provided further, that on notice Of appeal
being given, all proceedings under and in
pursuance # the order appealed from.
shall be stayed until the time allowed to
the appellant TO tender his undertaking TO
the opposite party shall have expired, or
such undertaking shall have been tender
ed.
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage and
publication.
CHAPTER ia.
AN ACT TO amend chapter "a, of the
Revised Statutes. entitled, "Of the re
lief and support of the Poor"
The people f the State Of Wiseonsin,
represented in Senate and Assem6ly, do
enact US tolioU.
SEC. !. Chapter thirty four of the Re-
vised Statutes, entitled "Of the relief and
support of the Poor" is hereby amended
as follows to wit: Add to section thirty
five Of said chapter thirty four, the follow
ing words, " "Provided that said superin-
tendents of the poor, shall at all times be
subject to the direction and control of the
county board Of supervisors, in all things
pertaining to the care and support of the
poor and any one or all of said superin
dents, shall be liable to be removed from
the office of superintendent, at at any
meeting of such board of supervisors, for
negecting or refusing to obey the orders
and directions made by said board, at its
then existing or any Of its previous meet-
ings, IN relation to any matter connected
with the care and support of the poor, or
in relation to the disposition of the farm
and other property held for such purpose.
And provided further, that no one of such
superintendents shall be removed from the
office of superintendent. without having
been first notified of the time when pro
position for such removal will be acted
upon by said board.
SIC. 2. Add to section 80, of the chap
ter referred to, in section one of this act,
the following words, "And whenever the
county board of supervisors of any county
where such distinction shall have been
therefore abolished, shall determine to re
store the distinction between town and
county poor the office of county superin-
tendent of the poor shall become vacant
at such time as shall be determined by
such county board of supervisors and such
board shall have full power to determine
the manner in which the county poor shall
be thereafter supported, and to make any
such disposition of the poor house and
other property connected Herewith be
longing to such county as The said board
Of supervisors shall deem proper.
SEC. 3 This act shall apply to all the
counties Of this State, and so much Of any
act as conflicts with the provisions of this
act, is hereby repeated.
SEC. 4. This act shall take effect, and
be in force from and after its passage and
publication.
CHAPTER 100.
AN ACT TO amend section 40 of chapter
$50 of the general Jaws of $50. entitled
An act to amend chapter Is of the
Revised Statutes, entitled 'Of the AS
sessmeDt and collection Of taxes" ap-
proved Marcd eth, 1859. as amended
BY chapter 295 Of the general laws Of
1850, approved March 3lst, 1850.
The People of the State IF Wiscon,in,