Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-08
GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE FOR
IOWA COUNTY


Clerk Of the Board Of Supervisors for the Town of
You are hereby notified that on the Tuesday next
succeeding the first day November next the follow
ing officers to he elected te-wit
One Representative in ths Third Congressional Dis
rict Tor the term OF two years from the 4 day Of March
next.
State Senator for the Fifteenth Senate District in
place OF Lemuei w. Joiner whose term Of Office VIII
expire the first Monday of January next
member of the Assembly in each Assembly District,
and al such County officers as are by law required to
Al the election the question viii he taken upcn
the approval Of the people, ofthe amendment proposed
to section ive article Ave Of The Constitution Of the
state Of Wisconsin by chapter e5 Of III General Laws
[CAapter 2o4 c-iaiaalTy Published 4pr1 :, 1852
as anseaded 6y chapter 345, published June so;
CHAPTLR eos
AN ACT amend chapter II of the revised statutes
entitled of the incorporation Of banking associa-
tons
TIE People of he State OF Wisconsin represent
ed q, Senate ami AsseDa5zy do enact f01otCS-
Section l. No bank banking association shall de-
mand or receive greater or higher rate OF interest up
any note discounted by such bank barking asso-
ciatcn for the lean for bearance of any money,
goods, things in action, than dollars upon one
hundred dollars for year. and after that fer
greater or less sum, for longer shorter time
Whenever the securities deposited with the state treas
rer to secure the redemption of the circulating noes
any bank shall be sold in pursuance of sections forty
and fortytwo of said chapter Of thel revised
statutes, if such securities shall be have been sold
for sufficient redeem its outs andiug notes
par then the bank comptroller shall after the expira-
ton OF three years the time of such securities pay
To the legal representative of any such bank, up
application therefc1 the surplus derived from the
sale of said securities any there be remaining in the
hands Of the comptroller.
Sec. 2. At the general election to be held the
Tuesday succeeding the first Monday in November
A d. 1862 at all the places Of holding elections in this
state for the election of officers required Icy law then
be elected the question whether this act shall become
law and 60 into effect, or in any manner be in force
shall be submitted to the people; and If the shall
be approved by ority of votes cast on The subject
it shall into eec otherwise it shall not go into eff
feet nor be in force.
preceding section, shall be by separate ballot, and
shall have written printed, or partly written and
partly printed each of them the words for amend
ment 20 the banking law" against amendment to
the banknk Law which words shall indicate the vote
fer against the approval of this acts and the ballots
so cast shall be carvassed and returned in the same
manner the cast for state officers equired
by law to be returned and canyased; and the secretary
Of state SHALL immediately the completion of said
canvass publish statement Of the result thereof in the
official state paper, and shall communicate the same to
the next legislature at the commencement of the session;
and he shall also deliver to the state treasu celti-
ed copy thereof with statement of the res of the
canvass upon the subject Immediately after me compile
ton Of the canvass.
Sec T. This act shall take effect and he in force
from and after the twentieth day of January, A. d.
Sec, 5. All acts and parts Of acts conflicting with
in any way contravening the provisions of this act
hereby repealed.
Chapter 2o3 approved April l. IsC2; chapter 354 ap
proved June II, 1862.
At the election the question will be taken up
on the approval by the people Of the amendment
of the State of Wisconsin, by Chapter 2o2 of the Gen
eral Laws of 1862, as fJllows
AN ACT providing for vote f the people
amendment to the Constitution.
The People Of the State of Wisconsin, represented in
Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows
Sec. l. At the General Election to be held the
Tuesday next succeeding the first Monday Of Novem
Der in the year 1852 the qualified electors of this State
may vote fer against the amendment Of the Con
stuon agreed 70 By the last anc present Legislatures
and published before the last general election, provd
ed by the Constitution, which amendment is as follows
That Section five of Article five of the Constitution be
ane1I-ed to read follows; Sec. >. THE Gov
ernor shall receive daring his continuance in Office
annual compensation Of thousand five hundred dol
lars"
Sec. ?. The votes cast on such amendment shall be
by separate ballot shall have written printed
each of them, the words For the amendment the
Constitution ,or against the amendment to the Con
stutf0n,n which words shall indicate the for
against the ratification and adoption Of such amend
ment- The ballots cast shall be canyassed and
turned in the the for officers
required by law to be canvased and returned Al
50, the Secretary of State shall Immediately the
pleton Of said canvass, publish statement Of the
salt thereof in the state paper, and if majority Of nj
the electors voting thereon shall for the amend
uent TO the Constitution " such amendment shall be
deemed ratified and adopted, and shall go into effect
Immediately, otherwise it shall be Of no force or "a. ct
Approved April 4, 1862.
Sherrs Office DodeeyilIe Aug. 23d. 1872
GEORGE MESSERSMITH.
n36 Sheriff iowa County, Wis.