Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-19

Published March 16, 1851
CHAPTER 90.
| IN ACT relating to the sale of lands
for the unpaid taxes Of 1861, in GER
| tain cases
The peop Of tie state Of Wisconsin represented
ate and assembly, doendctdS foito,cS
Section l. If. for any cause, the treas
are of any county or city did not sell
The lands which he was authorized to sell
.;or UNPAID taxes, by chapter 800 of the
general laws of the year 1862, the
treasurer May next, proceed to sell all
lands on which the taxes, interests and
charges for the year eighteen hundred and
sixtyone shall then remain unpaid Such
sale shall be conducted and notice thereof
given in the same manner, in all res
poets, as provided by law in case of 9th
er sales made by such officer Land
sold under this act may be redeemed
from auch sale, and deeds thereof shall
be given. in the same manner and with
like effect, as in other causes Of sales by
such officer.
Sec 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage
and publication.
Approved March 13, 1868.
Published March 1G, 1861
CHAPTER n.
AN ACT to amend section 50 of chap
ter 1877 Of the revised statutes, en-
titled "of evidence
III. peorle ofe STATE of Wisconsin represented in Sen
ate and assembly, do enact as folloocS:
Section L. Section fifty five Of chap
ter one hundred and thirty Of the
revised statutes, is hereby amended, so
as to read as follows The examination
provided for III the last section may be
had either on the trial Of the action or
any time before trial, at the option of
the party claiming it, before judge of
the court, or county Judge, on a previ
Gus notice to the party to be examined,
and any other ad' erse party, Of at least
five days, unless, for good cause shown,
the Judge order otherwise. The party |
sought to be examined may be COMPEL |
ed to attend in the same manner as other |
witnesses, and the examination shall be
taken and filed by the judge, in like
manner, and may be read by either par
ty, on trail When such examination is
had at trial, the examination shall be
oral, and shall be taken in the same
manner that the examination of other
witnesses at the trial is taken and the !
party so examined or testifying, shall
be entitled to demand and receive the
same fees for travel and attendance as |
other witnesses.
Approved March 10. 1861.
Published Marcel Is 1881
CHAPTER 25.
AN ACT TO amend section one Of chap
ter one hundred and forty eight Of the I
revised statutes, entitled "of proceed |
ings by and against corporations.
The people Of The STATE Of Wisconsin represented
ate and assembly, do enact as }ottows:
Section /. Section one Of chapter one
hundred and forty eight of the revised j
statutes, entitled 'of proceeding by and
against corporations is hereby" so
amended, as to read as follows Actions
against corporation, may be commenced
in the same manner that personal actions
are commenced against individuals. I
The summons or process by which ac-
ton is commenced. shall be served by
delivering copy thereof to the pesldent
or other head OF the corporation, secre
tary, cashier, treasurer, director or man
aging agent thereof; and in case any rail
road company operating any rallrord in
this state, and whose general oftice IS not
within this state, shall be defendant the
summons or process may be served by
delivering a copy thereof to any station
or ticket agent in the employ OF said
company, in this state but such service
can be made in respect to foreign cor
poration, only when it has property with
in this state, or the cause of action arose
therein
Sec 2 This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved March 10, 1868.
[Psblishrd March 10, 1851
CHAPTER 43.
AN ACT to change the time of holding
the general terms Of the circuit court
in the counties of Trempealeau and
La Crosse
The people Of the state Of IVGscoas, represented
ateaad assembly, do enact as toLioas:
Section l. General terms Of the cir