The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-05-30

amer personal
collected, but without any collection fees
and II shall be his duty forward the amount COL
lscted to the state treasurer o. before the 18th
day of March, 1858, reeerving thereirom per
cent. for his compensation for collecting The
person against whom said tax is levied may pay the
amount thereof to the state treasurer, and upon
of his therefor the collector
of taxes, the said collector shall note upon the tax
books that the fame has been paid to the state
but in the sid tax is paid either
to the collector Of taxes to the state treasurer
before the fifteenth day OF January, 1858, the
said collector shall proceed to collect the same by
distress and sale of the goods and chattes not in
Guiding bank stock, of the persons against whom
said tax is levied In the same manner that he IL
now required BY law to collect other taxes, and
shall make return under oath of such taxes ae he
is unable to collect to the state treasurer, In the
same manner as he !. now required by law to re-
turn other delinquent taxes TO the county treasu-
Sec. 4. The state treasurer shall proceed to sell
in the manner provided by chapter 400 OF tho gen.
eral laws of 1885, the shares Of stock OF such per-
as have not paid the tax returned uent
by the town, city or village collector.
Sec. 8. 1t shall be thu duty OF the attorney gen.
eral and of the district attorney of the several
counties in this state, to defend any actions
which may be brought against any collector OF
property Of shareholders of said banks is
sary 10 collect the their shares, and also
treasurer selling the shares OF such sharehold-
for carrying out any of the provisions Of this
law, of chapter 400 of the general laws Of 1885,
Approved April 10, 1867 6 COPY
Published April IL, 1867.
CHAPTER 126-GENERAL.
AN ACT authorizing the establishment of board
of immigration.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate apd assembly, do enact as follows:
Section / There shall be board of imm: grafton
in this state, which shall be composed Of five 90
members.
Sec. 2. The governor and secretary of state shall
be- er o6icio, members Of this board and the other
mhars hall he ted v he
but not more than one shall be appointed from the
same county.
point in esch county committee consisting of
three members, to assist the board Of immigration
in the perfor nance of their duties.
Sec. 4. 1t .hall be the duty of this board to en-
nance and encourage immigration to this state frcm
the older states of the union, and from Europe.
Sec. S. This board shall have authority to pro-
vide tor the collie ctiou Of statistics and useful
formation concerning the climate products, popu-
lation and resources Of this state, together with
OF the best to this state from the
large cities of Europe and for printing the in
pamphlet form in the English, Welsh. German and
Scandinavian langua ages, in snch numbers may
to the board seem pedient
sec. 6. It shall be the duty OF the county COM
mittee to make cut duplicate lists Of the names
and postoffce addresses of such friends rela.
OF the inhabitants of their respective locali-
ties, living in the eastern states and in Eu-
rope, and to retain list and send the other list
to the sec etary of the board of immigration
Sect The secretary of the board shall forward to
the county committees q sufficient amount Of PAM
going lists, with postage sufficient to carry them
their final d-stin alton, and the county committees
shall forward the pamphlets by mail to the persons
named in their lists.
Sec. 8. The county committees shall act under
the instruction of the board, and shall from time
to time make reports the ecretary of the board
Sec. 9. The board shall make reports to the leg
islaturs at their annual sessions.
Sec. 10. Neither the officers of the board nor the
county committees named in this act, shall receive
any compea sation for their services.
Sec. IL. There shall be annually appropriated
out of the fund not otherwise appropriated, sum
not exceeding two thousand dollars (2,O0O,) to be
drawn upon the order OF the governor, and to be
applied exclusively to defray the expenses incur
red under this act for comp osing and printing cir
oulars for advertising for postage, and forward
ing printed matter.
Sec. IL This shall take effect and be in force
from and alter its passage.
Approved April 10, 1867. nN COPY
Published April 10, 1851
CHAPTER Izs-GENERAL.
AN ACT to amend sections 1 and 2 of chapter SO
of the general laws of 1866, emit tied san to
preve ut minors from playing at billiards and on
bowling alleys, and INDUCING in intoxicating
drinks"
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin. represented
senate and assembly, do enact as follows
Section /. GSection l of chapter So of the gene.
raj of 1865, entitled act prevent ors
from playing at billiards and bowling alley. an
INDUCING in Intoxicating drinks, is here by amend
ed. TO read as follows: "Any keeper of any
loon, shop, or place Of any name Whatsoever, in
this state he sale of strong, spurious or malt
LIQUORS, to be drank on the premises, in any GUAM
tisy less than one gallon, who shall vend, sell
in any way deal or traffic in, or for the purpose
evading this chapter, give away any spirtuous,
dent, iatoxic ating or malt liquors drinks in any
quantity whatsoever, to or with . minor shall be
deemed guilty Of a misdemeanor; shall any
person sell in any way deal traffic in, or for
the purpose of evadng this chapter, give away any
spurious, ardent, Intoxicating malt liquors or
drinks, in any quantity Whatsoever, within one
mile OF the Wisconsin hospital for the in sane; an
any person who shall sell, give away any such
liquors or drinks, shall be deemed guilty Of mis-
demeanor."
Sec. 2. Section 2 of said chapter is hereby
amended, SO that the section shall read follows:
table or tables in this state who keeps such table
for profit, and who shall in person by his heir
agent or employee, allow or permit any minor, for
pay or otherwise, to play any sme on such table,
shall be guilty Of a misdemeanoc"
Ste. s. Section of said chapter is hereby amen l.
cd, by striking out the word ssand' in the sixth
line, and in sertins in lieu thereof the werd cor"
so that said section when amended will read fol-
lows: Any per.on or persons convicted Of any of
the foregoing msdemeanors, shall be punished for
each and every offense, by hne less than
twenty nor more than one hundred dollars, aud
costs Of suit, to be paid within tweuty-four hours
after the same has beer imposed upon him or her,
during which time he or she shall renal, in the
custody of the proper ofhcer,) or by imprisonment
in the county Jail of the proper county for the
space ninety days, unles, CT she shall be dis
charged thererom before the expiration of said
time, by the payment Of the aforesaid fine and all
costs and Jail fees occasioned by his her
ton and in crisonment."
Sec L. Thi, act shall be in force and take effect
from and after its passage.
Approved April TO- 1857. EJ- COPY.
Published April 10, 1861
CHAPTER 129--GENrRAL.
AN ACT to amend chapter ITO of the revised stat.
utes, entitled " of the registration OF marriages,
births and DEATHS
The people of the state of Wisconsin,, represent ed
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section i. Section IL Of chapter ITO of the re-
vised statutes 10 hereby amended, to read
follows: "Section IL. The said register, with the
exceptions hereafter named, shall receive, provd-
ed he comply with the provisions OF this chapter,
for registering any marriage. birth or death the
sum Of ten cents, which shall be paid to him ON
his demand by the treasurer Of the proper county,
except for regitterng any marriage contracted or
birth or death happening previously to the year
one thousand eight hundred and ffty-two, in which
he shall receive twenty five cents to be paid
by the party; for examining every witness in which
the testimony is reduced to writing and at length,
fXantY-6Ye GEMS: sending ND the racord on an