The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-03-19
think necessary 20 aid them in the performance Of

think necessary TO aid them in the performance Of
their duties under the same.
Sec. IL. The said banking association may pay
directly to the state treasurer the amount of taxes
upon the shares Of their respective shareholders,
assessed under this act at any time before the
warrant for the collection Of the same is issued
with rebate OF interest from the time Of such pay
NJ ent until the FIRST day of January ensuing, and
upon exhibition Of the state treRsurer's receipt for
such taxes, proceedings for collection thereof
snail be suspended and the collector shall make re-
turn accordingly.
SEQ. Is. The value Of bank shares assessed I'M
DER TINS act shall not be in Guided in the basis for
apporttonment of taxes.
Sec IA. Any shareholder in any national bank
or Dsnking association in this state may at any
time before the first day of May, A. 1862 pay to
she state treasurer the amount of tax equired to
De levied and collected upon his share or shares in
su oh associations, and may after an oh
payment bring (ta) and main tain an action against
the state in ths supreme court thereof, recover
PACK the money 30 paid, with interest from the
time or payment, at dix per cent, in which action
the payment 80 made shall be taken and deemed
to have been compulsory and not voluntary, and il
| IL shall he determined by the supreme court of
| this state or the supreme court of the United
States, on to that court in such action that
this state could not, under chapter 400 of the laws
OF this State or the provisions of this act lawfully
impose and collect or re.assess and collect the
taxes provided for in said chapter 400 of the laws
of 1855, or this ast and required by this act to be
re.assessed and collected then all taxes paid or
collected under the provisions Of this act on such
shares, together with the taxes heretofore paid to
tne state treasurer on such shares by any nation.
al bank or any Shareholder or shareholders there.
IN ttr the year OF 1865, shall be refunded and re-
PAD 20 inc person or party paying the same, his
their gns or legal representative with interest
IN each case from the time of such payment. at
| SIX per cent, and the court may render Judgment
accordingly in such action. II shall be the duty
OF the secretary of state to audit and certify to
ne state treasurer in each such case the am cunt or
amounts 60 to be repaid or refunded under the
provisions OF this act, with interest as aforesaid
and draw his warrant or warrants on the state
treasurer for the payment of the same: and it
snail De the duty OF the state treasurer to pay the
same up presentation, out of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated. No more
than five such actions shall be SO bro ght to tess
the validity of the aforesaid taxes or the ra.a,
| sessment thereof
Sec II. This act shall take effect from and after
its passage and publication, all acts and parts
OF acts coming within the purvlew of this act. so
are repealed. '
Approved March 6, 1868. KrCopY.
Published March IA, 1851 ~
CHAPTER 143-GENERAL.
AN ACT to amend section 20, chapter 12l, and sen
ton 16, chapter 176 of the revised statutes.
The people of the state of Wisconsin. represented
In senate and assembly, do enact as follows;
Section L. Section 20 of chapter 121 of the "a.
vised statutes, entitled g of the jursd cou of ms
tees in criminal cases and Of the proceedin1.
therein, Is hereby amended by inserting after the
word Jury In the eighth line of said section, the
words, Z" and the fees of witnesses'' so that the
section shall read, when amended, as foIIews
"Whenever the accused, tried under the prscsad
ing provisions OF this chapter, either by the court
or BY jury, shall be acquitted, he hall be imme
distsly discharged; and If the court before whom
the trial 10 had soa certify in his docket that the
complaint was willful and malicious and without
probable cause, 1t shall enter Judgment againat
the complainant to psy al the costs that shall
have accrued to the court and sheriff or conatahie
and jury, and the fees of witnesses in the proceed
ings had upon such complaint. The complainant
may stay such judgment for thirty days. by giyinr
satisfactory security by bond to the stare with ons
or more sursties, conditioned for the payment of
such judgment &C the expiration of thirty davs I.
but II the complainant shall glect to give sncR
security, or shall neglect to pay such costs then
10 such case the COURT before whom such cause ia
tried, may issue execution on such Judgment
against the person of the complainant in the same
manner and to the like effect is now provided bv
law, IN cases where execution may issue against a
defendant In actions, founded in tortn
Sec. 2. Section sixteen of chapter 176 Of the
evsed statutes, entitled "cf the arrest and EXAM
ination Of offenders committed for trial and taking
bail" Is hereby amended by adding at the end
thereof the following clause sand in case the
magistrate before whom the proceeding was had.
shall, upon the discharge Of the prisoner certify
In his docket that the complaint was wlif1l and
malicious and without probable cause. he shall
forthwith enter judgment against the complainant
for all Of the costs Of the proceeding, Including
W tnsss fees. The complainant may atay suc6
judgment for thirty days, by giving bond to the
state with one more sureties to be approved by
the justice, conditioned for the payment Of suoh
If the complainant shall neglect to pay said jude
ment, to give such security, then the magistrste
shall forthwith issue execution on such Judgment
against the person Of the complainant which
execution shall have the same force and effect az
is now provided by law in cases where execution
may issue against a defendant in actions founded
in tort" ".f 9
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect from and after
Its passage.
Approved March 8, 1885, a@ COPY.
Published March IA, 1851
CHAPTER 169-GESERAL.
AN ACT creating a state board Of examiners To ,
issue state certifc'tes H high GRADE to teachers
of eminent qualifications.
The people of the state Of Wisconsin, REPRESENTED
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows
Section 1. The state superintendent of public
Instruction is hereby authorized to grant state
certificates to teachers, in the manner hereinafter
provided.
SEQ. 2. The state superintendent shall. beso,a
each exam nation held under the provisions of this
ac., appoint three competent persons, residents Of
this state, who shall constitute board Of exam
inefs and who thsll, under rules and regulations.
TO be prescribed BY the said ept thor
oughly examine all persons desiring state certif-
Gates in the branches of study In which applicants
are now required to bs examined by county super.
in endents Tor first grade certificate, and in such
other branches as the state superinten cent and
said examiners may prescribe.
Sec. 3. If the exam ners shall be Statistic that
an applicant possesses the requisite scholarship In
all the branches OF the study before mentioned,
tney snail certify the TACT TO the state supernten-
dent, and ii such applicant shall furnish evidence
OF good moral character, experieD and success in
teaching, satisfactory to said superint endent, he
shall thereupon ISSUE TO such applicants certih-
cate which shall be valid until revoked end which
shall qualify tie holder to teach in any public
school In any city, town school district Of this
state, without any further examination by a city
or county superinten dent, or any other person or
board whatsoever.
\ SEQ. A. Said certificate may be revoked By the
state superintend dent for incompstency or immoral
conduct provided. that before any such reyoca-
tion, the holder shall be servei with q written
have an opportunity for defenfe.
Sec. 5. meeting for the examination of apph.
cants for state certificates shall be- held the can't
toll in the city of Madison, on the 81 Wednesdayof
August in each year; and additional meetings may
be held at such times g. d places as the state SUI
perintendent shall prescribe.
Gee. All moneys act ual y aud ne cessarily ex.
pended by each member Of the board of examiners
In attending meetings for the examn alton of teach
ceive three dollars per day for all time actually
and neeefssri spent in holding said IN sstings or
In going to or returning from the same. Accounts
for such services and expenses shalt be audited bv
the secretary OF state and there Is hereby aupro.
priated out OF any money in the state treasury not
other sise appropriated, sum sufficient to pay the
amou nts thus audited. II ~ ....i.., - : 80
Sec Z. The state superb tendens sh all record in
book kept tor that purpose the date of each Ger.
tncate issued, and the name, age aud residence of
the perton to whom 1t was granted, and he shall
file in bis Office for permanent preservation ali pa
pers relating to the examination Of appiicanta for
4: ate certificates. IA -
Approved March 8, 1861. r.e-l.oe COPY.
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