The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-03-19
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The people of the state Of Wisconsin, represents
| In senate and assembly, do enact % follows:
Section /. Section 124 OF chapter 165 OF til
general laws Of 1858, Is hereby amended by adding
to said section, at the end thereof the words fol
lowing, viz: sand any school district officer may
for willful neglect of any duty, be removed from
office by the county judge Of the county in whicl
such school district officer shall reside. The sp
plication for such removal shall be by written pe
tition OF q majority Of the legal voters Of saiC
school district In which such officer resides, or
any person aggrieved by such neglect Of duty. Sucf
| petition shall contain full statement Of al
| charges preferred against such officer and CODY
of said petition, together with notice of the time
| and place (sithin said county, when and where
hearing upon such petition will be had before the
county judge shall be served upon said school dis
trict officer at least ten days before such hearing
Upon the hearing, the officer 30 proceeded against
shall have full opportunity to be heard in his own
Defense and the county judge shall lave authori.
ty to administer oashs to witnesses offered in re.
lation to the charges in such petition, and upon
satisfactory proof of such neglect of duty, may by
order under his hands, remove such school district
officer from bis office, and in case of removal shall
forthwith file such order in the Office of the town
clerk Of the town in which the district affected by
said order is situated, and shall also forthwith
cause copy Of such order to be served upon each
Of the remaining officers Of such district And the
person 30 removed from office SHALL not be appoint.
ed under section 90 Of this pier to fill the va.
cancy oceasionsd by such rem oval.
Sec. q. For all service performed under the
provsoas OF Sais acs, ene saio county Judge snail
three dollars for each day actually employ ed.
Sec. 8. This shall take effect and be in force
from and after Its passage and publication.
Approved March 8, 1858. M-CoPY.
Published March IL, 1861
CHAPTER 15s-GENxaAL.
AN ACT to amend SO ction seven of the general laws
offset, entitled "an act to amend certain sec.
tions Of chapter 155 Of the general laws of 1858,
anti lad an 80 g. ~ auw. g
relating to common schools"
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin, represented
In senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section /. Section seven of chapter o ne hundred
and eleven Of the general laws of 1867, 10 hereby
amended by adding to said section, at the end
thereof, as follows: Sand any member of district
board in any school district in this state o. any
member of the board Of education of any city or In
corporated village of this state, in which list of
text books has been adopted according to the pro.
visions Of this section who shall, within three
years from the date of such adoptisn, order q
change Of text books in such district, shall forfeit
the sum Of htty dollars" ..,-.g
Sec 2. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March 6, 1858. A&-COPY.
Published March Is, 1861
CHAPTER 149-GzNERAE. f4
AN ACT to provide for the recording of indIct-
ments and to mako such records evidence in
courts.
The people of the state Of Wisconsin, represented
In senate and assembly, do enact as follows !:
Section L. It shall be the duty of the several
clerks of the circuit courts in this state, immed-
ately upon the presentment Of any Indictment by
the and jury, to record the Same ct length In
book to be provided for that puEpose to be kept in
the office of each such clerk, and such record or
certified copies therefrom, may be read In evidence
ana proceedings hela thereon, in like manner and
with the same effect as the originals. tf5. 8.
Sec, Q. 1t shall be the duty of the iud0a IF tha
circuit court wherein every Indictment shall be
presented TO compare such record with the orig-
nal indictment, and attest the same with his own
signature, which said atteststion shall be written
in said record Of each such indictments. slc g
Sec. 8. This at shal take effect and be in force
from and after Its passage and publication. q liS
Approved March s, 1858. ST. COPY.
Published March Is, 1858.
SAT- CHAPTER 153-GENERAL. 8i1da ~ r.
AN ACT prescribing the manner in which the &C.
counts of witnesses, Jurors and interpre tiers for
fees in certain cases shall be rendered and paid.
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. Whenever any action shall come be-
fore justice Of the peace court commissioner In
which the state of Wisconsin is a party and WHARF
the county shall be liable for the fees of Jurors
interpreters and Witnesses the fees Of said Jurors
Interpreters and witnesses shall be certified to and
paid in the following manner: At least ten days
before the annual meeting of the board Of super.
visors OF each county, In November, every justice
of the peace and court mmissioner in this state
ehsl file withthe clerk of the board Of supervisors
Of his county certified statement, which shall re-
cite the title Of action and IFS nature and date of
trial or examination, and before whomit was heard
the names Of all jurors called the case (if any)
the names OF all witnesses sup@nasd on the part
of the state, who setually attended court, and
gave In statement of their attendance and travel
and the names Of interpreters sworn Of any,, co.
gether with the number Of days each attended,
miles travelled and the amount to which they are
entitled. Said certified statement shall be sub.
stantially in the following form:
INJUsTIoE's COURT.