Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-04

mill bv any track connecting Herewith. at any lis
lance not greater than half mile therefr by
whomsoever laid owned, over which such conn.,
pauy has or shall have the right or privilege to
run their cars; and in no case shsii any railroad
company make any increased or additional charge
for the transportation of such grain as it may be
obliged to deliver TO the consignee or consisnees
thereof except liz. cases where such company is
ouired to pay for the of such track; and in al
such cases. additional CT in Creased charge shall
exceed the actually required TO be paid by
the company tor the right anu PrNese 70 run thelr
cars over such track"
Sec shall be lawful tor the owner or own
ers of any elevator warehouse or mill at any
ton on the line the termin ation ef any rail-
road in this state, construct from such elevator.
warehouse or mill a railroad track to the track of
any railroad company, aud TO coLuect with the
by switch st his or their own eA pense, and it
shalt be the duty of any such railroad company to
hermit and allow such connection. Such side
track and switch shall at all times be under the
control and management Of and Kept in repair ty
such railroad company: proUtded. that the party
for whose be eft such de track AMI switch shall
be constructed, shall pay to such railroad company
the actual cost of main tanning and Operating such
side track aud switch which payment shall be made
monthly; and in such payments shall not be
made as above provided, then and in that case the
Obligations of This section said railroad CON-
panies shall from and there after aud be mop
erative es against them, until such costs and ex
penses fully paid
Sec. 3. This act shall be deemed and taken to
be an anne ndment to each and every railroad char
ter or grant in this state, made pursuant 10 the
right of ndme Mt reserved in the constitution.
Sec 4. In case any railroad company, their
agents, servants employees, shall neglect or
fuse comply with either OF the PROVISIONS
of this act, such railroad company shall for each
and every such violation reusel, forfeit and pay
the sum of fifty l50) dollars; such penslty to be
collected as other fines and pc alties collected
and to be paid over, half the person in whose
name the action is brought, and the balance to be
paid into the county treasury of the county where
such action is prosecuted, for the benefit of the
school fund; and in addition thereto, shall pay to
the person aggrieved such damages as he may sus-
tim.
Sec s. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved April 2, 1864. E0COPY.
. Published April %, 1864
CHAPTER 1913.
AN ACT relating to the issuing of mi actions and
writs of attachment.
The people of the state Of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows
Section l. 1t was the true intent and meaning of
Sc ction three of chapter hur dred and twenty
nine of the revised statutes, relating in june
tons, and of ssction three of chapter one hundred
and one of th- general laws of 1859, relating to
writs of attachments, that the Unconditional order
writ of attachment, as the case might be, when
granted or Issued 5 a provisional remedy, might
issue at the time of the issuing of the summons in
the action.
Sec. .. Section three of chapter one hundred
and of the general laws Of 1859, entitled " an
act to amend chapter hundred and thirty of
the revised statutes, relating to
by attachment - is hereby amended. as
to read as follows: .sSection g. The allow
ance of such writ of attachment by a judge
court commissioner or other officer, shall not be
necessary, but such writ may be issued by the clerk
judgment, and shall be attssted in the of the
the in the action any time there after
before final presiding judge of the court from
which the same shall issue, and sealed with the seal
of the court"
See 3. Section three of chapter one hundred
and twenty nine Of tie revised statutes entitled
ceveIs, +" is hereby nded, to read as fol-
lows: 'Section g. The inJu!-otion may be
granted at the time of the issuing Of the summons
in the action, or at any time afterward before
JUDGMENT, upon its appearing satisfactorily to the
court or judge, or court commssions r, by the aff
davt of the plaintiff any other person, that sut
fcent grounds exist therefor. A copy OF the aft
davt must DC served with the injun ction.'
Sec. /, This act shall take effect and be in force
from and sitter its passage and publication.
Approved April 2, 1864. ~ COPY.
Published April 90 1864.
CHAPTER 1874.
AN ACT to amend chapter hundred ana sixty
six OF the general laws of 1894. entitled All act
to encourage the formation of corporations for
miaing. smelling or manufacturing iron, copper,
quicksilver other ores or minerals and for 9TH
manufacturing purposes"
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and asscm bly, do enact follows:
Section 1. Chapter one hundred and sixty Of
the general laws of 1864, en- titled act n
courage the formation Of corporations for mining,
smelling or manufacturing iron. copper, lead,
quicksilver other ores minerals, and for other
manufacturing purposes" is hereby applied in all
respects TO lead ore
Sec. 2. All corporations formed under the pro
visions of said chapter one hundred and sixty six
for the purpose OF mining and man ufacturng lead,
shall pay into the state treasury a tax of twenty
i've cents per ton thereon to be paid at the same
time and in the same manner and under the same
restrictions, other taxes sqGired to be paid
by section twenty Of said chapter que hundred
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after It's passage and publication.
Approved April 4, 1864. bA.C02Y.
Published April 20. 1864.
CHAPTER 500.
AN ACT to provide for and prescribe the compen-
sation of clerks of the county boards of super
Fisors
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. The several clerks of the county
boards of supervisors of this state shall receive
compensation for their services, in lieu all fees
and emoluments now by Iaw received by them for
such services salary be fixed and prescribed by
the county board of supervisors of th cir respective
counties. a herein after provided.
Section 2. At the annual meeting in November,
one thousand eight hundred and sixty -four, the
county boards of supervisors for the several
ties shall fix and determine the amount of the
nual salary that the CLERKS OF the county boards OF
Supervisors of their resi- ective counties shall
ceivs. and thereafter the salary of each clerk OF
the county board of supervisors shall be fixed by
the county board of supervisors at its annual meet
ing attar his election and before the commence
Inent Of his of office, and such salary slall
not be Increased or diminished during his said term
sec The salary determined upon shalt be
paid out of the county treasury, out of any mon
ey not otherwise appropriated, ana may be paid at
the end OF each ard every quarter.
c.
of the county boards of supervi sors shall be coll
leoted by them and paid into the treasury Of the
county, for the use of the county.
Sec. s. All ac5s and parts acts conflicting
with this act. are hereby repealed.
Sec. 6. This act shall take effect asd be in force
from and after it's passage and publication.
Approved April 4. 1864. EgCoeY.
Published April 2e, 1881
CHAPTER 4o2.
AN ACT 20 amend section forty-one of chapter one
hundred and thirty-three of the revised statutes,
entitled " of costs and fees"
The people Of the stare of Wisconsin, represented
In senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. Section forty one Of chapter one hun
dred and tbirtythree of the revised stautes en-
Isd OF costs and fees" is hereby amended, by
adding thereto as follows PTorded, that in actions
at law on contract. the fees shall not in any on
case exceed twenty-five dollars, and when the
recovered is less than two hundred dollars, the
same all not xceed fifteen dollars"
Sc. 2 A., acts aud parts of acts inconsis-
tent with the foregoing section, and also chapter
two hundred of the general laws OF 1859, hereby
called.
Sec g. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved April !, 1864. rN-COPf
Published April Is, lS64.J
CHAPTER 4O3.
AN ACT relating to the listing of personal yr opeE-
" 70 taxation, and amendatoIy Of sections five
and eight of chapter three hundred and eighty
six of the general laws OF 1850.
TIE people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
-, Hare