Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-11

| Sec. ?. The secretary Of state shaI; apportion
| said tax among the severa counties of the state,
a ployived by law, before tbs second Mon :
dsy OF October next, and certify the same 70 the
| clerk of the board OF supervisors Of each of the
. several Counties. asproyided by law. 80
sec.g3 This act shall tax & 1ert aud II ia fore
| irosl aud after us passage and publ atom.
/ Approved April 4, 1864. Ra-CoPY.
Published May 6, 1854
| CHAPTER 452
/ AN ACT to amend section afty-one of chapt+ r
| thirts of the revised statutes, entitled of
/ counties aud county officers :"
The people the state OF Wisconsin, represented
| IN senate and assembly, do enact as follows
Section l. Section ffte ttyone of ch apter thir.
teen Of The revise statutes hereby ended, by
adding after the word, Law, in the last line OF said
section, the following words And no such pu blt
cation of notices of sales, or any other notice
required to be published by law in newspaper
Or n ted in thi state shall be deemed aTeeai mo-
tice, except the same be published in q newspaper
printed in til EE glish Ian gusge.' s-sz II
Sec 2. This act shall take effect and 5e force
from and after Its passage.
Approved April 4, 1854. ~ cory.
[Pubhshed May 6, lS64.]
CHAPTER 467.
AN ACT to prohibit any person from. taking or re-
ceiving from any volunteer into the military
vice, any fee or reward for procuring for such
volunteer extra bounty.
PREAMBLE.
WHEREAS, 1t has been represented that certain
persons, calling themselves town, village or city
agents for procuring volunteers to fill the quotas
of towns, villages and cities in this state, for
paying such volunteers the town, village city
bounties to which they may be entitled, in the
such oouuties, or in the enlistment of me', exorb
tant fees and
WHEREAS, We believe that the public interest re-
qures that our patriotic volunteers should be pro-
tected from the swindling operations of those So
called " agents" and that such volunteers and
thelf iamlhes should be secured the ayails of all
bounties voted them in accordance with only [anyI
law or laws OF this state Therefore, we,
The people of the state of Wisconsin, repre- scented
ia senate and ssemhiy, do enact as follows
Section l. 1t shall not be lawful for any person
or persons to take or receive either directly
directly, from any volunteer in the service of the
United States, of this state, any fee or reward
for procuring such volunteer the town, village OF
city bounty to which such volunteer may be emit
tied, which Zee or reward shall exceed in value
three per cent. of the bounty obtained.
Sec. 2. 1t shall not be lawful for any person
persons employed by any town, village or city, for
any fee or reward, to ill the quota of such town,
village or city to take or receive either directly
or indirectly, fee reward for services in pro-
volunteer in the service the United States or Of
this state, who may be credited to such town, viii
lage or city.
Sec. g. Every person violating the provisions of
either of the preceding sections shall be deemed
guilty of mil eme amor, conviction there
fifty dollars, nor more than tive hundred dollars
with costs of suit, for each offense;
Sec 4. Justices of the peace shall have juris-
dicton TO try and determine all arising under
tue provisions OF this act: proUided, that the de-
PENDANT shall not be deprived of jury trial, nor
MS rglt to appeal ia other and all fines
collected under the provisions of this act shall be
disposed of by said justice follows: One-haIf
shall be paidto the compl anant in the action and
the remaining half to the treasurer of the county
in which the justice receiving the fine resides,
be by said county treasurer paid over the state
treasurer, and by him to be placed the credit of
the fund for the payment of families of volunteers
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect and be in force
Approved April /, 1861. nECoPY.
{ Published May 6, 1854. -ss
CHAPTER ass.
AN ACT to establish and define the liberties of
Jails, anu admitting persons thereto.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact follows
Section l space of ground, in square, for a
distance OF ose mile each way from the Jail of each
county, in this state, is hereby apart and des.
ignated as the liberties OF Jail OF each county
Sec 2 1t shall be the duty of the sheriff Of each
county soon as practicable, after the passage eff
this act, to designate by monuments enclosures or
posts, other visible and permanent marks at the
expense of the county, the extent and limit of such
iberties.
dy of the sheriff of any county, by virtue, OF
any edpias al respendendun7, or any order of
rest, in civil action or, I'd. OF any execution
a civil action for, Sd. BY virtue of any attachment
for the non-payment of costs in civil action or,
4sh. In consequence of a surrender exoneration
of his ball-shal be entitled to be admitted the
liberties of the Jail hereby established upon
cutting bond to such sheriff and his assigns,
prescribed in the next section.
Seed. Such bond shall be cuted by the pris-
oner and one more sufficient sureties, being in
habitants and householders of the county in a
penalty which shar be follows: list. 1t shall not
be less than double the amount of the sum in
which the sheriff was REQUIRED to hold the defend-
ant to bail, if he be in custoday, process.
order of arrest, or be sarrenderel in exonera-
ton of his bail, before Judgment docEeted against
him; I'd. 1t shall not be less than double the
amount directed to be levied by the execution or
attachment, if he be in custody upon attachment
execution Sd. 1t shall not be less than double
the amount for which judgment shall have been
rendered against him, if he be surrendered after
j Judgment docketed. -ss.esa. I'll --.4-eea
Sec. 8. Such bond shall be cond toned, that the
person so in custody of such sheriff, shall remain
true and faithful prisoner, and shall not at any
time or in any manner escape go without the
limits aud DO undaries of the liberties established
for the jail OF such county, until discharged by due
course eff law.l
Sec G Every such bond taken for the liberties
of JAIL shall be valid and shall be b cid for
indemnity OF the sheriff taking the same, and OF
the party whose suit the prisoner executing such
bond shall be confined.
See. I. II a sheriff who shall have taken any
such bend, fer the liberties of any jail, shall dis
that any surety to such bond is insufficient
he may commit the prisoner who executed the
same, close confinement in such Jail until other
good and sufficient suretes shall be offered.
Sec. s. The suretes in any bond given for the lib
critics of any Jail, may surrender their prn cipal at
any time before Judgment shall have been render
ed against them on such bond, but such bail shall
not be exonerated thereby from any liability incur
red before the making such surrender.
Sec. 9. Such surrender may be N ade as follows
The bail may take their principal TO the Keeper of
the JAIL and upon the written requirement of such
bail the keeper shall take such rincipa into his
CUSTODY, and thereupon indorse upon the bond CIV
tor the limits, acknowIed ant OF the sur
render of such principal; and such keeper shall
also ifreq uired give the bail certificate ackrnwl
edging such sure nder. 1889
Sec. 10. The going at large OF any prisoner who
within the limits of the Liberties OF the Jail of the
shah have executed such bond, of any
prisoner who would BE entitled to the lib
critics of any Jail upon execating such bond,
county in which he shall be in custody, shall not
be deemed escape of such prisoner; but in case
any such prison shall go at large without the Jail
liberties of such county, without the assent of the
party at whose suit such prisoner shall be in Gus
tody, the same shall be deemed escape and for
fixture of the bond executed: and the sheriff in
whose custody such prisoner shall have been. shall
have the same authority to pursue and retake such
prisoner as if such escape had been made from the
Jail.
Sec. IL. In every suit brought by a sheriff on
such bond, the defendants may plead voluntary
return OF she prisoner to the jail from which he
capped, the liberties thereof, the recapture of
such prisoner by the sheriff from whose custody he
escaped before the commencement of such suit,
and may give evidence thereof in bar of such ac-
ton; aud such defendants shall be entitled to
make such any other defen to such suit. hich
mis- ht be made by such sheriff to action against
him for such escape.
Sec. IL. But if action shall have been brought
against such sheriff for such escape, and due no
tice thereof shall have bee given to the prisoner