Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-08-23
General Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given that at the general election
to be held in the several towns wards and election
precincts in Iowa county, state Of Wisconsin on the
Tuesday succeeding the first Monday, being the sixth
day of November next the following officers gre to be
elected, to wit:
| Representative in Congress for tho third Con-
gressiona District comprising the counties of Green,
Lafayette, Iowa, Grant Crawford Rehland and Sauk
in the place of Amass Cobb whose term ef office will
| expire the 4tR day of March next
A State Senator for the fifteenth Senate District,
comprising the county of Iowa IN tse place of w L..
Lincoln, Whose tenn ofoice will expire the first
| Monday of January next.
Nfenlber of the Assembly in II northern Assem-
bly, District comprising the towns of idgeway, Arena
Wyoming, Clyde, Pulaski, Highland and Dodgeville,
in the place Of f. B. Goodse whose term of office
expires on the first Monday of January next.
a Member of the Assembly in the Southern Assem-
bly, District comprising the towns of Moscow VALID
wick Linden Miflin, and the town and city of M in
eral Pornt, iR the place of James Spensley, whose
term of office will expire on the first Monday of Janu
airy next.
A member of the County BOARD OF Supervisors for
the third District of Iowa county, comprising the
towns Of Arena, Wyoming, Clyde and Pulaski in the
place Oscar f. Levake, whose term Of ofce will
pire on the first day of January next.
member of the County Board Of Supervisors for
the first District of Iowa county comprising the towns
of Moscow, Waldwick, Linden, Mfiin and the town
and city of Mineral Point in the place of James Toay
whose term of office will expire on the first day of
January next.
Sheriff for tho county Of Iowa in the place of
Thomas Thomas whose term Of office will expire
Treasurer for the county of Iowa in the place of
Frances Vivian whose term Of Office will expfu on the
first day of January next
Register of Deeds for the County of Iowa In the
place of James Jones whose term of Office will expire
on the first day of January next.
clerk of tho County Board ofSupervisors for, the
County of Iowa. in the place of Geo. H. Otis, whose
term ofctfice will expire Oh the first day OF January
next.
GIers OF the CIRCUIT Court for the county of Iowa
in the place of Joel Whitman whose term of office
he o
County Surveyor for the county of Iowa. in the
place sf James D. Adams whose term of Office will ex
| pire on the first day of January next.
| A Coroner for the county of Iowa.
At the election, the question will be taken up
on the approval by the people, fthe amendment pro
posed to the General Banking law of the state by
chapter 102 of the laws of 1866, and the proposition
of Constitutional Convention of the people of the
state agreeabiy to joint resolution No. 6, Of the
Legislature Of 1866; said chapter and said joint reso
| luton being follows
CHAPTER 1o2
| AN ACT to amend section 20 of chapter II of the
revised statutes, entitled of the incorporation of
banking associations"
The people of the state of Wisconsin represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. Section 20 Of chapter II of the revised
statutes entitled "of the incorporation of banking
associations is hereby amended as to read fol-
lows Section 20: No tax shall hereafter be assessed
upon the capital of any bank banking association
organized under the authority of this state but the
stockholders i'll such banks and banking associations
shall be assessed and taxed on the value Of their
| shares of stock therein, at the place where the
bank or banking association is located, and not
| elsewhere There shall be kept at all times in the
Office where the business of such bank or banking
association organized under the authority of this
state shall be transacted full and correct list of
the and residences OF all shareholders there
| in and Of the number of shares held by each and
such list shal be subject TO the inspection of the
officers authorized taxes, during the bust
ness hours of each day i'll which business may be
| legally transacted"
! Section 2. The provisions of this act shall apply
! to all banking associations i'll tho state organized
! under any act of congress-.
Section 3. When the owner is either nat tional
or state bank. banking association, shall not
side in the same place where the bank or banking
| association is located, the collector and county
! treasurer shall respectively have the same powers
to collecting the tax, those given to them by
statute when the person assessed has removed from
| the town from the county in which the assess
| ment is made: and the county treasurer, receiver
of taxes, other authorized to receive said tax from
the collector, may also have action to collect the
tax from the stockholders, from the assets Of his
shares of stock and the tax said stock shall be
! and remain lien thereon ill the payment of said
| tax.
Section 4. This act shall be submitted to vote Of
the electors of this state at the general election to be
held on the Tuesday succeeding the first Monday
in November, 1866, and fapproved by a majority Of
the given thel subject, the same shall take
effect and be in force from aud after the date Of such
| approval.
Of this act shall be ''for amendment against the
| approval, "aganst amendment, which shall be on
the ballot used at said election, and deposited in
| the same box; and the votes given for any against
amendment shall be counted and returned by the in
spectors of election, and be canvassed ny the state
board of can4assers in 1.-THE same manner and within
the same time that the votes for tho state oifcers
are required to be counted returned and canyassed
Section 6. 1t shall be the duty Of the secretary
of state Immediately after the canvass shall have
been completed, the result thereof to be pub
iished in the official state paper.
Section Z. If this act shall be approved as herein
before provided all acts and parts of acts SO far as the
same contravene tho provisions o. this act, are from
that date repealed
Approved April Y. 1866. ~
NUMBER G.
JOINT RESOLUTION of the legislature OF the state
of Wisconsin, submitting the question OF can
sttutional convention to the people OF this state
ResoIred by The assembly, the senate concWriW
That in the opinion of the legislature of this state
revision Of the constitution of this state s desira-
ble to more thoroughly adapt it to the present
wants and demands Of the people of this state ;,
Resolyed further That the question Of aconyention
or no convention, )" be submitted to the electors oi
this state at the next general election sad que8-
tion sha II be taken by ballot on separate piece OF
paper from the general ballot and shall pe deposit
ed in separate box to be provided for that pur-
pose. Such ballot shall have inscribed thereon the
words 'fOr convention, or ''no conYeHtIon ana the
returns and of votes cast on sald question:
shall be made in all respects as tho returns aud can
vass of votes state officers nov made; and il
naiority of all the votes the subject shall be
in favor of convention, then II shall be the duty OF
the state canyassers to make proclamation OF the
vote with their determination thereon. and it sinai
also be the duty Of the next Legislature to provide
for the election Of members to said convention, and
for the holding thereof n %
Resolred, further, That it shall be the duty Of the
secretary ofstate to give notice TO the electors 81 the
state Of the passage these resolutions BY ncorpor
ating them in the notice to be given by him for 9
general election in November next.
Approved April 8, 1866
Said election to lie condncted the votes ca2yassef
and returns made in accordance with existing laws
on tho subject Of elections
GiYen under my hand and the great sea
f4f ffa et4 4fe nf fHp nit at "A
TLs1 SON this 9th day Of August 1865
4 TJIOS. S. ALLEN, Secy Of state.
Dated Shcrif's Office Dcdgeyilie, August 15, 1896
THOMAS THOMAS,
n37wo Sheriff of Iowa County, Wisconsin.
STOVE AND TIN