The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-05-30
TIE people Al the State OF Wiaoc sin II
senate and assembly do ena q as follows y =


service Of the Unitedstates during he civ wa,
or any part thereof and no uriug u time of &c
| service, had family dependent rim for support
who was CT edi, ed to the stat # WISCONSIN upel
It's quota under any cal OF the president Of III
United States for men to srve in SAID civil war; an
the families Of these who died in esd service, shal
receive the same extra pay as WAS given to enlisted
or drafted en-, under the provisions OF chapter IL
of the general laws of 1864, chapter 4lo of tn
| restrictions and limitations provided in Sal,
chapters; End all the provisions of said Chapter
shail apply to and be construed to include n-eom
m,ssioned officers, seamen, ordinary seamen, ma
rines and iandsmep in the paval service aforesaid
excepting sections IL, Is, IA and Is of chapter
| OF the general laws of 1864, aforesaid: prouided
that she families OF those wo died in said service
referred TO 10 this act, shall receive more extr
pay than is provided in section of chapter lit o
tbs general laws of 1864. and under the sane re
| s,rictions and provisions.
Sec z This act shall take effect and bell forc
from and aft er its passage and pu blication~
| Approved April 10, 1851 A@COPY.
| e4lab Published April 16, 1867
| ~" CHAPTER 1o9-GxNERAL
| AN ACT for the preservation of brook trout.
The people of he state Of Wisconsin, Represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
| Section l. No person shall take, by device
| contrlvance or means Whatsoever any brook trout
within any OF the streams waters within thii
| state, between the first day of November and the
fifteenth day of April following, in each year and
no person shall at any time take brook trout with
aIy ret seine, wire basket spear, grapple, trap OF
/
| any person Tending against the provisions of this
| section. who ehau have any brook trout in his
possession or CUSTODY, which shall have been taken
during time when the taking thereof is prohit-
tied by this act, shall be subject q fine Of not
less than i've dollars nor more than ten dollars, to
| gether with costs of prosecution, to be recovered
before any justice of the peace Of the county
where the offeDse Is committed, one-half of which
hne to be pad to the nforlner, and the other hall
to be paid into the county school fund.
| Sec. 2. All acts and parts of acts contraveniug
the foregoing act, are hereby repealed.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved April 10, 1857. NJ COPY.
Published April 10, 1861
CHAPTER nO-GENxRAL.
AN ACT to amend chapter IL Of the revised sat-
utes, entitled s'of notaries public"
The people Of tho state Of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and aeeemby do enact as follows
Section /. Section two of chapter twelve Of the
revised statutes is hereby amended, SO that the
same shall read as follows: Section 2. Every
notary public, before he enters upon the duties Of
his office, shall take and subscribe the oath pre-
scribed by the constitution of this state, and shall
give bond to the governor in the penal sum of
Eve hundred dollars, with sufficient surety, to be
approved by tho county judge or clerk OF the cir
cult conrt of his county, conditioned for the faith
fnl dschar OF tie duties OF his office. He shall
also provide 1cia. al which shall make dis
tuct and legible impression paper, giving his
name, office and county, and shall deposit an i'm
preston of the same, together with said oath and
bond, in the office of the secretary of state. He
shall also at the same time pay to the governor
Sec. This act shall take effect from and after
it's passage and publication.
Approved April 10, 1867. &1 COPY.
Published April Is, 1861
SO CHAPTER 111-GENERAL
AN ACT TO am nd certain sections of chapter 1856
Z of the general laws of 1863, entitled an act to
eodify the laws of the STAGE relating to common
schools -
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represe ated
Section. /. Section / of chapter 1855 of the gene
raj laws OF 1858 is hereby amended, to read as
follows ''Section /. The board of supervisors in
each town in this state shall have power to form
Get forth: prootded, that no school district shall
embrace more than one township of land, and
part Of any district sha Ii be more than i've miles
from the center Of said di.trict.o
Sec. 2. Section AZ of chapter les as aforesaid is
hereby oIneuded, so as to read follows: "Sec-
ton AZ The clerk shall contract with and hire duly
qualified teachers for and ia the name of the dis
trict, which contract shall be in writing and sh all
have the consent of the director or treasurer, or
both, Endorsed thereon and shall specify the wages
per week, month or year, as agreed upon by the
parties; and said contract completed shall be
filed in the office of the district clerk, with
ticate OF the teacher employed, attached there.
to- and a COPY of such contract shall be furnjs ed
by the clerk to the teacher: prorided, that ma
jority OF the beard may by an order filed with the
clerk, or a me morandum in the district record
book, said order OF morandum being subscribed
by them, fix the time when the several terms of
theschool, or any of said terms, should open; and
il the clerk shall fail to hire suitable teacher be
fore the term fixed, then the district board shall
hire and contract with q qualified teacher, and q
msjorisy of the board shall constitute quorum for
the transaction of business -
sec. 8. Section 43 of chapter 155 aforesaid, is
hereby amended, to read as follows AsEec.
ton 43. 1t shall be the duty of the clerk between
the first and tenth days of September,in each year,
to make and transmit to the town, city or village
clerk written report, dated the first day of
September of the year in which it shall be trans
ed sip npHh aaid trio fcIar Cad
by his affidavit, showing:
First. T.e number of children, male and fe-
over me age OF four
district the last day of August previously TO the
masking of such report, and the names of the pa
rents or other persons with whom such children
did respectively reside on the thrty-frst day of
August preceding such report.
'.Second. The whole number OF children, male
and female, each designated separately, yht in
tn district school during the year for which such
report is made, by teachers duly qualified, and the
SUM of the days. attendance of all such children
upon the school.
stThird. The number attending school (male
and female being designated separately during the
year, under the age Of four, and the number over
the age of twenty years. and the sum Of the days
attendance of all such children upon the school.
sFourth. The whole time in days any common
school has been taught in the strict, including
holidays, and the whole number of days, including
holidays, such school has beer taught by teachers
qualified according to law, during the year ending
on the thirty first day of August ding the max
ing of such report.
g Fifth. The names Of all teachers employed du-
ring the covered by the report, the number OF
days taught by each, including holidays, and the
monthly wages paid to each.
Sixth. The amount of money received from the
town treasurer, the amount received from district
taxes, sad the amount received from all other
sources during the year ending the thirty frat
day of August preceding the date of the report,
and the manner in which the same has been ex-
pended. bFa
sSeventh. The kind of books used in the school,
Eighth. Such other facts and statistics in rela-
ton to the schoo puolic private, in such dis
trict, as the superintendent of public instruction
may from time to time require"
SEQ. f. Section ~ OF chapter 155 aforesaid is
hereby amended, SO as to read follows: 6 Sec-
ton a.. TAe clerk Of each joint school-dstrict
shall report to the town clerk of each town part
of which is embraced in such district, the number
Of children residing in such part, in the manner
set forth in the preceding section, and the number
of days school has been taught in the district by
qualiie ed tea cher, the remainder of the items
spe Gifted in the preceding section shall be embraced
in the report made to the clerk of the town in
which the school house II situated"
Sec. S. Section As of chapter 155 aforesaid Is
hereby amended, SO as 80 read as follows 'ssec-
ton As Tbs clerk Of each school district shall fur
nsh, the expense of the district, school regis
ter in the form prescribed by the superintendent of
public In which every teacher employ
by the dstr ct board sh all be required the
nanes, ages studies of all scholars attending
school, and daily their and and
such other facts as the county superintendent or
state superntende Mt may require, which register
the teacher shall deliver to the clerk at the time he
shall cease to be employed by such district, at
any Other time when the may be req uired for
the of the DIST. board; and the teacher shall
make in writing aud transmit to the district board,
to the county superintendent, report concern
ing any matter relating his school, in such form
aud manner rs the board OF superintendent may
he il y