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

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conviction shall be 40 bject to hne OF not less
than one hundred liars or more than five hun
drsd dollars for each and every ofense, nd In adj
DION thereto shalt be liable for all ages
tanned thereby.
Sec. 8. Any person who shall surrepitiously and
secretly conceal, Without the knowledge of the
proper agents or officers of the railroad company,
shall ship or cause 70 be shipped any gunpowdsr
unon any train car, shall bs deome guilty OF .
m'sdeme amor, and upon conviction rhal. be SUBJ
jece to fine nj not less than two hundred dollars
nor more than five hundred dollars, and in addi-
ton thereto shall BE- liable for all damages sus-
tanned thereby.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and sfter its passage. - Roc E
Approved April II, 1857. nA.COEY.
Published April 20, 1867.
CHAPTER l64-GxaERAI
AN ACT supplementary to chapter So of the gem
eral laws of 1858, entitled ian Tor the formA.
ton and protection OF county agricultural SO
cieries."
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represe ntsd
in senate and assembly, do enact rs follows:
Section l. 1t shall be the duty OF the secretary
of each county agricultural soclsty organized In
this state, Immediately after the annual election
Oh omeers for such society, to file in the office OF
the tary Of state list Of the officers OF such
company [society,] giving the postofhcs address
OF the president, secretary and treasurer Of such
society. % 81 a
Sec. 2 The state treasurer 10 hereby prohibited
from paying the annual appropriation provided by
chapter So, laws OF 1855, to any society, unless
receipt of the treasurer of such society il coun-
tersigned by the secretary of the society and the
secretary of state is pro bited crsditing the
amount Of such appropriation paid by the treas.
urer, unless the recs,ps thereof is countersigned
oy the secretary OF the society, as hereinhefors
provided.
from and after its passage aud publication.
Approved April II, 1867 AgCOPY
Published April 20, 1857
CHAPTER 165-GENERAL
AN ACT in relation to the probate of wills which
have been proven or allowed in other states.
The people Of he state o. Wtscon sin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section 1. Hereaf or when WILL proven and al
lowed in another STAGE of the United States Is adj
mitted to probate allowed in this state, shall
not be necessary forthe county court grant let.
tiers testamentary or letters with the will annexed
provided in section twenty-five (25) Of chapter
ninety-seven (97) of the revised statutes, If it be
pho wn by a :avit otherwise to the satisfaction
of the court, that there debts due from the
deceased iest.te, or from his estate, parties re-
siding in this state; and tie will when allowed
In this state, and the record thereof shall the
effect upon real estate situated in this state
| rs If such letters had been granted.
Sec. 2 This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
Approved April IL, 1867. TCOPY
Published April 20, 1871
CHAPTER 166-GENERAL
AN ACT to provide tor destitute soldiers and their
,T families.
The people of the state OF Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact follows:
Section l. The electors of each town in this state
are hereby au thorized, at It's annual town meet.
ing, raise such of money in their respective
towns. not exceeding one hundred and fifty dol.
for each person, to be supported as they shall
determine by vote at such town meeting, for the
purpose of supporting destitute soldiers and their
families; be disbureed by the board of supervisors
In such manner and at such times as they shall
think best The provisions Of this act shall extend
to and embrace all such sums raised by vote Of
any town in favor of raising money in accordance
with the provisions of this act, til annual town
| meeting held for the year 1867.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage aud publication.
Approved April IL, 1857. @-COFY
Published April 20, 1871
G0r CHAPTER 167-GznFEAL }i
AN ACT to amend chapter Is of the revised stat.
utes. 50 far as it Ieiates to permanent land
marks.
The people of the state of Wisconsin. re represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. The qualified electors Of the several
towns in this etate, are hereby authorized to de-
termne by vote, at any annual town meeting here
after to be held whether they in favor of
ing permanent landmarks at the corner of sections
and quarter-stakes, or not; and for this purpose
every qualified elector may vote separate b.llot
which shall be written printed partly written
and partly printed, the following Words ssFor erec.
ton OF permanent landmarks" OF .sagainst ersc-
ton of permanent landmark" which ballots saall
! be counted and canvassed in the same manner a.
ballots for town officers are canvassed.
+ Sec. 2. Whenever majority OF all the vote
at such cleo ton, shall be in favor of the erec
| ton Of permanent landmarks,it shall be the duty
of the supervisors OF such town to procure at the
expense of said town, sufficient number OF stone
monuments, not less than three feet in length and
six inches in diameter, and to make contract wit
| the county surveyor, or any comp tent surveyor
fer the survey OF all the ions SAID town. and
for the erection of said mon uments, one at each
section corr en- and one at each external quarter
section in said town; said stone monuments to be
set two and half feet in the ground, and to stand
six inches above the ground, except in where
they shall be set In the center of highways and iu
that case the top shall be with or below the
surface of he ground; aud such monuments as
shall be set at corner of sections shall have
| engraved upon them, in cyphsrs, the number of
| each section for which such monument forms a
landmark, and those which shall be set for quarter
posts, shall have engraved on them SIX So
| Sec. 3. In case any town shalt vote in favor Of
the erection of permanent landmarks, the supervi.
sors Of such town shall ascertain the amount of
money reguisits for such purpose. and deliver .
| staten emit of such amount o the town clers who
| shall add the said amount to the amounts to lie
raised tor town purp for the current YEAR and
| cause the same to be inserted in the tax-roI and
| shall be collected and paid into the treasury In
| like manner as other town taxes.
| Sec. 4. The board of supervisors may make an
| greement With the county surveyor, any other
competent surveyor, what compensation he shall
for his services in the of land
marks; and such surveyor, before commencing such
survey shall give bond to the people of such town
in the penal sum of three Thousand dollars condi-
toned that be will make correct and true survey
| landmarks TO be set permanently at each corner
| section and at each external quarter-section, as
the same have heen established by the government
survey, and faithfully perform the duties jone
upon him by the provisions OF this chapter and ac-
| cording to law,
| Sec. g. Such surveyor shall in all cases make
correct and full minutes Of his survey, containing
the exact distance and bearings which monum ent
| at the of q section has from the external
quarter monument, north, south, east and west OF
the same, and also the exact distsn and bearings
| which each external monument has from the two
adjacent corner sections. Such statement shall be
recorded in the Office Of register of deeds in the
| county wherein such town is situated, in . book
kept for that purpose. Suoh register Of sha
receive the same compensation for recording the
minutes of such survey, as is fixed by law for re.
cordng deeds and other documents.
Sec. 6. All acts or parts of acts contravening
the provisions Of this act. are hereby repealed.
Scot. This shall take effect aud be in foroe
from and after its passage. -
Approved April IL, 1867. 6COPY
Published April 20, 1867 j
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