The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-05-06

voted it shall be assessed in that of the next
ceeding year. The tax shall in all respects be COL
lected and returned delinquent like other taxes and
when collected, the money shall be paid to the
district treasurer: propided that if there shall be
deficiency in cash funds in the town treasury to pay
all the charges thereon in year, then the toHn
treasurer shall set apart sufficient amount Of such
funds to pay in full the amount of moneys levied
and assessed for common school purposes, and re-
turned taxes collected for any school district and
pr0Uaded further that merchants and manufacturers
stock shall be liable to assessment for school tax
only in the school district where the is stu
ated."
as to read as follows: "Section g. Any tax vot-
ed at special meeting held at time not specified in
section 81 Of this chapter shall be assessed by the
district clerk and collected by the district treasurer
In the manner hereinafter provided, unless the
meeting which voted such tax shall determine that
the shall be collected by the town treasurer in
which case the district clerk shall include each tax
in the statement which by section 81 of this chapter
he is required to deliver to the town clerk on or be-
fore the first Monday of November"
Section 6. Section IS of said chapter 155 is here
by amended by adding thereto the following words:
"All the provisions of this chapter and of all acts
amendatory thereof in reference to the location and
establishment of school house SITES shall apply to
the location and establishment of any addition to
site already located: proDided that site thus
larged shall exceed one acre of land"
Sec 7. Section 103 of said chapter 155 shall be
amended so as to read follows: 'Section 103.
Every applicant for certificate of the second grade
shall be examined in all the branches required for
certificate of the third grade and in addition there
to in grammatical analysis physiology physical ge-
ography and elementary algebra, and If found quail
fed, shall entitie the holder to teach in any town
the county in which he is examined, and which shall
be In force year from the date thereof
Approved March %, 1871.
Published APRIL, 1911
CHAPTER I47-GENERAL.
AN ACT to secure proper guardianship for children
in the soldiers orphans home. and for other pur
poses.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section All children remaining in the soldiers ID t,
year, shall become the wards Of the state
Sec. 2. The state board of charities and reform
SHALL by virtue of their Office state board, be the
legal guardian of all children who may be inmates OF
the soldiers orphans home after the first day of Sep
sno eff for such tune a 20 m
shall deem proper and for the best interest of the
Sec g. The secretary of said board is hereby consti
tuted state agent to act under authority of said
board and it shall be his duty to ascertain the condi
ton and crcumstan of all the children vino may
home, with New if deemed for the best interest Of
such children, OF providing them with suitable place
the better to TT them for the duties of life
Sew A. 1t shall be the duty of the state agent to
ercse close supervision over the interest o! and
child during their minority who may by virtue
IL the oom a P be carried and the
est of the child properly cared for and he is hereby
authorized to institute inquiries VI sit the child In
ans way that he may deem proper ascertain that this
D.
out by virtue of this act, is being neglected is
Justly treated, the state agent SHALL by authority
the board, remove such child and institute cause
to be instituted suit for damages for i'll treat
ment may have received the hands of the
or persons in whose charge it ha been.
Sec,6 The superintendent OF the soldiers'orphans
home shall before the first day of May of this year
notify the parents and guardians of the children who
may be inmates of the home on that day. of the pro
visions of this act if the residence of the parents
guardians known to him, and If such residence be
not known to him. then he shall this act to be
published in the Madison State Journal, week
for four consecutive weeks.
Sec. T. The salary of the state agent under the
visions of this act shall be determined by the state
board of charities and reform, but in shall il
exceed the of three hundred dollars but his
essary travelling expenses shall be paid out of tho
state treasury.
Sec. 8. There is hereby appropriated out of any
money the state treasury in the general fund not
otherwise appropriated, sufficient to carry out
the provisions of this act.
Sec g. All acts or parts of acts interfering con
cting with the provisions of this act hereby
pealed.
Sec. 10. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March "A, 1871.