Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-22
Published April IL, 1853 !


CHAPTER gro.
AN ACT to amend section ST OF ch.n..- A..
revised statutes, entitled of executions ana
proceedings supplementary thereto"
The people of the state OF Wisconsin rsprs..r..
in senate and assembly, do enact Is follows:
Section 1. Section eighty-ssven of chapter m.
hundred and tnirtyfour of the revised statutes is
hereby amended. SO as to read a. foliows: "see-
sion .. In ali where real has beer or
snail hereafter be sold in pursuance of Law, by
virtue OF an execution, it shall be the duty of
sen sueh real estate, in the term Of Office
OF the person who the sale shall have expired
before deed shall be demanded, then Of the in
cumoen nj OF such office at the time when such deed
shall be demanded, TO execute deed Of the pssm.
i.es SO sold and unredeemed, agreexbly the pro-
visions of law either TO the original purchaser or
to the creditor who may acquired the title of
such original purchaser to the creditor who may
maze purchased such title from any other creditor,
or To the assignee, the may be, of the GER
tihcate Of sale executed such sale, So the pur-
-hassr OF the premises therein described"
sec. q eection a OF eaid chapter lS4 II hereby
amended, SO IS to read as follevs: later III. *
Pirauon OF twenty-seven months from the time or
the SAFE OF any real estate, ii any pars the prem
ises sold shall remain unredeemsd by the person
against whom the execution issued, by any per.
SON entitled to redeem the same within Two years
froul tse time of such sale, according fore
going provis ons, the officer making such sale
or II his term Of office shall have expired, then the
incumbent of SAID office, shall, when demanded.
.ae premises SO r.maining unredeemed, either ito
the original purci aser the creditor who may
or 80 she creditor who may have purchased such
Gtie from any other creditor, the case may be,
which conveyance shall be valid and eieetuai
convey all tne right, title and interest which was
sold by such officer" $50
Sec. 5. This act shall ia ke effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved April :, lses. e-coPY-
Publ shed April Il, 1865,
CHAPTER 2II.
AN ACT to provide for compromising parties whose
E property may be injured or destroyed in conss-
Quence ca mors g
The people of the state Of Wisconsin, represented
In senate and assembly, do enact ~ follows:
Section l. Whenever any buildings or other real
or persons .. property shall destroyed injured,
In consequence Of any mob riot, the city which
the same shall occur, if not in a city, then the
county in which such property Was situated, tshau
be liable TO action, by or in behalf of the party
whose property wac thus destroyed or injured, for
the damages sustained by reason thereof.
Sec. 2. Such action or actions may be brought
and conducted in the same manner that other
tons may be prosecuted by law, and the judgment
may be appealed from in the manner now provided
tor in civil actions; and whenever any fin nj
judgment shall be recovered against any such city
county in any sucn action, such Judgment ahAii be
paid and collected other judgments against such
city or county. srteE
Sec 3. No person corporation shall be entitled
the trial thereof, that such destruction In
jury OF property was occasioned or IN any manner
aided, sanctioned permitted ey the careiessne
or negligence OF such person or corporationi nor
shall any person corporation be entitled TO re-
cover any damages for any destruction or injury OF
property as aforesaid, unless such party shall have
used all reasonable diligence to prevent such
damage, and shall have notified the mayor of such
city or the sheriff of such county, inmsdi-
attempt to destroy injure his ~ their prop
erty by any mob not, OF the i&cts brought
TO his knowledge aud upon the receipt OF such
notice, it shall be che duty of such officer 90 tafs
all legal means TO protect the property attacked or
threatened; and any such officer or officers who
shall refuse neglect to perform such duty, shAi
De liable to the party aggrieyed for such damages
as said party may have sustained by reason there
OF prorsded, said party shall elect 10 bring ais
ton against such officer instead OF such city or
county
Sec. A. Nothing in this act sh all be construed to
prevent any person or corporation whose property
has been injured or destroys by any mob or riot,
from having maintaining action against each
and every person engaged or in any manner psruc-
Sec. 3. No action shall be maintain ed against
city county, under the provisions of this act
unless the same shall be brought wthin six months
Sec. lie shall be lawful for any city, by its board
of aldermen trustees, and for any county, by its
board OF county supervisors, whenever such city
county shall be liable to action under the
provisions OF this act, to agree in writing with the
owner OF the property destroyed or injured, upon
the sum TO De paid by such city or county, without
action, and the sum agreed upoR shall be- paid ~
claims OF a general nature against such city or
county.
Sec. Z. Any city or county which shall pay any
sum under the provinons OF this act, whether paid
upon judgment or settlement, may recover the full
value of the property destroyed or injured, In An
action against any all the persons in any man
ner engaged in such destruction or injury; and in
such action the Judgment recovered against or the
settlement made by such city cosnty, may be
offered and shall be received Puma jdcie evil
dence OF the Talue OF the property destroyed or In
Jured-
Sec. s. This act shall take effect and be In force
from and after its passage aud publication.
Approved April l. 1865. ~ Cory