Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-26
NO. %.

before the 18th day of May next after
any election of judges Of the county or
circuit court, and of justices of the su-
preme court shall have been held, to
canvass the votes for such judges and
justices, returned under the provisions
cf this act, and the act to which this is
and shall preform the du
ties of such canvass in accordance with
the provisions Of the act to which this
lis amendatory, and the law relatidg to
elections, so far as the same are
applicable.
Section 3. Immediatly after the com.
pletion of said canvass, the secretary of
state shall transmit to the clerks of the
boards Of supervisors of each county in
which an election of county judge has
been held, a certificate copy of the state
ment the said clerk shall proceed to
constitute board of canvassers shall pro-
ceed to determine the person elected
county Judge, in the same manner as is
provided in section thirteen Of the act
of which this is amendatory.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect from
and after it's passage and publication.
Approved March. 16, 1868.
Published March II, 1851
CHAPTER SO.
AN ACT relative to the publication Of
lands sold for taxes in certain cases.
tn, psole of the state Of Wisconsin, Represented
ate and assembly do enact as toIlo'os eA
Section /. Whenever by mistake,
omission or otherwise, the clerk of the
county board Of supervisors ofany coun-
ty Of this state, shall neglect or fail to
include in his list, any tract or tracts of
land as required by section 16 of chap
ter % Of the sessiIn laws Of 1859, the
same may be published at any time with
in one year after the three years men
toned in said act shall have expired
said publication to be made in the same
manner and for the same period of time
as in said section required and all deeds
Of lands made in pursuance thereof,
shall be as valid and effectual, as if the.
publication had been made in the man
ner required by said act.
Sec. 2. All or any tracts of land sold
in the year 1859, for taxes of 1858,
which may have been ommitted to be ad
vertised for conveyance, in consequence
of any error, mistake or misdescription
thereof made by the clerk Of the board
of supervisors, may be published for the
length of time required by said act, at
any time within one year from the date
of the passage of this act; and all deeds
made in pursuance thereof, shall be as
valid and efectual as if made in accord
ance with said section sixteen.
Sec 3 This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage
and publication.
Approved March 13, 1868.
lP4bhshsd March IT, 1881
CHAPTER
AN ACT to provide for the purchase of
certain copies Of Webster's for the
supply Of deficient school districts Of
the State,
The peop> Qhs STATE Of Wisconsin reprssenttd in Sn-
ate and assembly do enact astolIoWs:
Section l. The superintendent Of pub
lie instruction. with the consent and ap-
proval Of the govneror, is hereby author
lied to perchase, on behalf Of this state,
one hundred copies Of Webster's una
bridged dictionary of the English langu
age: Prorided, that the cost shall not
exceed four dollars and fifty cents per
copy, to supply the deficient school dis
tricts Of the state.
Sec g Such dictionaries, when pur-l
chased, shall be distributed by the sta e
superintendent on the RECEIPT Of the afi
davit, in due from, (Which shall be kept
in his Office Of any town or district
clerk, oil city superintendent of schools,
that such town, city or district or any
public school or department in the pub.
lie schools thereof, has not yet been
supplied by the state with copy of the
said dictionary, sending one dictionary
for each public school or department.
thereof, taught therein.
Sec. 3. Such dictionaries, when re-
ceived by the several districts in this
state, shall be considered as belonging
to the library of the districts, and shall
be subject to the same laws and regula-
tions as other library books; but during
the time school shall be taught there
in, it shall be and remain in the school
room during the hours of school, for the
exclusive use of the scholars and teach
ers Of snch schools, and under the con-
troll of the teacher or principal, who shall
be responsible to the district for its loss,
or for any unnecessary damage it may re-
ceive' the same as any other book ofthe
district libary.
Sec. 4. There is hereby appropriated
ont of the income of the school fund,