Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-04-26

to the Office of the clerk of such town. city village
Keeping any dog dogs in the town, city or incorp9
rated village of which he assessor. together with
such persons, set opposite ther respective names,
@ wd'a and be list Of ns onns
keeping dogs liable to be licensed"
town, city or Incorporated Village to make out fair
copy of such list returned By the assessor and to
and three doaTs for every e1 female dog
column prepared for that purpose, opposite the
Eeepns dogs the
or before the second Monday of Of December Of each
year
town. city or Incorporated village, on the receipt of
such lists and at the time he is authorized by laT to
person the sun, opposite such persons name in
s he ahn sba g @ such is Fseeiyea rec y 1a
officially, and stating that sdo money is received as
license money for dog or dogs, stating the mum Der
| to such person on the license list.
sepsTate acseunt Of al sums received and paid out
under the various provisions Of this act which ac-
voter of the place and he shall retain his services
five per oentum Of the whole amount of such license
s In "a shall refuse or neglect
pay the license imposed on Him, by reason of owning,
narhorng Keeping any dog or dogs, the treasurer
as provided for the collection of town and County
Sec. 6. An moneys collected under any of the pro-
visions of this shall be paid by the town tire
| on Or before the day OF nO1OlnR b0e annual town
meeting each town. the treasurers of each school
district in said town, pairing to said treasprers the
school districts respectively to be by said treasurers
used for the support of common schools in said dis
trict.
Sec. 7. Any officer OF any town, city or incorporated
h 9fse m 2 or Psges I p % the 5
by fine not exc eeding twenty dollars for every twenty
shall be paid into the treasury of such town, city
incorporated village, for the use of the common
! Sec. 8. The owner or keeper of apy dog or dogs
which shall have wounded, MANNED killed any cat
liable oSner or Il legal posaessor @ of ss" such
M sheep or bS a tie
proving notice to the owner keeper of such dogs
e Xii on sps ad ali Rs
ing with this his section are hereby repealed.
county, at their first meeti in any year, shall have
power and are hereby authorized by a vote of ma
crease or diminish the set opposite the names of
the Of dogs as provided for in section two Of
determine whether or not during the then current
Termination shall be binding said county until
Se @ elect said county board that
the provisions of this act shall not apply to the city
ions of this act shall not apply to the county Of Mil
senn e %fq o ou
tosa, Lake, Oak Greek, Franklin, and Greenfield shall
Sec 10. This act shall take effect and be in force
Approved Riarch III 1911.
Published March 81, 1911
CHAPTER 7s-GENERAL.
AN ACT to further provide for the duties and a,i-
thority of the county board of supervisors, and to
provide for filling vacancies in the board from cit
les and villages.
The people of the state of Wisconsin represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. In addition to the duties and power
now conferred upon and required by the county
board of supervisors in the several counties in this
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the first meeting after their election, shall elect
of their number chairman, who shall sontinue to
occupy his said position chairman of the county
board and perform all the duties required of him
such chairman until the board of supervisors
elected for the succeeding year shall elect new
chairman as his successor.
| Sec. 2. The provisions of section Of this act
shall apply to the chairman of the board of county
supervisors holding such Office in this state.
Sec. 3. In the chairman of the town shall not
be able to attend the meeting of the county board of
| supervisors and some other member of the town
board of supervisors shall represent said town
the county board the town clerk of such town shall
certify to the clerk of the county board the name of
the supervisor who shall be indicated selected, as
the law now requires to represent said town the
said county board. And until said certificate
from the town clerk shall be received by the said
clerk of the board such side supervisor shall not be
permitted to take his seat and represent said town
/ on the county board Of supervisors.
Sec. 4. In of vacancy by death or otherwise,
in the Office of county supervisors in cities and in
| corporated villages, the common council of such
cities and the board trustees OF shall
! fill such vacancy by appointment.
! Sec. 5. In cases where the county board of
pervsors are called upon to lay out alter vacate
highways, said board shall have power to appoint
and authorize committee of its number to
view such highway, to decide and determine upon
all applications relating to highways, to cause
vey, and file an order with the clerk Of the board
which shall be binding in all respects the same if
done by the whole board of supervisors.
Sec. 6. If any member of the county board of
supervisors shall absent himself from the meeting of
said board without good cause or having first been
excused by the board, the chairman of the board
shall have authority to issue warrant requiring the
sheriff of the county constable forthwith to
arrest such absent member and bring him before
the board the expense of which shall be deducted
out of the pay of such member unless by resolution
! the same shall be reTnitted by the board.
Sec. 7. The county board of supervisors in all
| counties where the county poor system does
shall hereafter exist shall have power to provide for
taking care OF the county poor, either in poor
! house and under county poor superintendent, or
otherwise, as the board shall direct and provide
Sec. s. All acts and parts of acts conflicting with
! the provisions of this act are hereby repealed.
Sec. O. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
Approved March IA, 1871.
Published March 18, 1871.l
CHAPTER 82-GENERAL.
AN ACT TO amend chapter 2S of the general laws of
1860, entitled an act to enable foreign executors
and administrators to sue in the state of Wiscon-
sin, and chapter 20 of the general laws of 1869,
amending said chapter 2S.
/
senate and assembly, do enact follows
Section 1. Whenever any foreign executor or ad-
minister, under and pursuant to the provisions of
the first section of chapter % the general laws of
1860, SHALL at foreclosure sale under judgment in
an action in which he as such executor admins
traitor is plaintiff purchase the mortgaged premises
or any part thereof, and under such sale acquire
title to, or receive deed of said premises any
part thereof, ne may sell and convey the same for
such price or prices, and such terms as he shall
deem best, and tie money arising from such sale or
he all al1ch odr nctra
tor for the benefit of the estate which he represents
the he would have held the moneys secured
by the mortgage foreclosed, If such moneys had
been paid to him without foreclosure. And any for
eign executor or administrator who heretofore at
such foreclosure sale purchased the mortgaged
premises or any part thereof and has acquired or
shall acquire title thereto under such sale or sales,
may in like manner sell and convey the premises so
by him purchased as such executor administra-
tor, holding the proceeds of sale for the benefit of
the estate.
Sec. 2. This act shall be in force from and after
its publication.
Approved March IA, 1871.
Published March 81, 1871
CHAPTER S4-GaNERAL.
AN ACT to amend section twenty of chapter 1873 of
the revised statutes, entitled of costs and fees"
The people of the state of Wisconsin represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows;
Section |. Section twenty of chapter one hundred
amended SO as to read as follows justices of the
NAV be allowed to receive the following fees
and ali fees Of said justices in the progress Of any
shall be taxed in the Judgment in favor of the
| party who RECEIVERS Judgment:
/ For a summons warrant subpoena, twenty five
| cents.
! For venire for a jury, twenty five cents.
For warrant in criminal case, twenty-five cents
For taking recogniZance of bail, twenty-five cents.
For admin istering oath to witness, six cents,
and for administering all other oaths, and certifying
! the same when necessary, twelve cents each.
| For warrant of attachment, twenty-five cents.
! For entering Judgment tive nty- five cents.
| Fox every adjournment twenty-five cents
| For every bond, undertaking security directed
by law to be taken and approved by the Justice, twen
ty-tive cents
For receiving and entering verdict of jury, twenty
! five cents.
For entering return to any process, twelve cents.
For taking an examination, testimony, or tor any
writing done in cause, twelve cents per folio.
For taking dispositions, twelve cents folio, and
for copy OF proceedings of any paper, exam1na
ton any when dem anded follo ten cents
For entering satisfaction of Judgment twelve cents
For entering amicable action, without process
twelve cents.
For transcript of judgment twenty-five cents.
! For opening judgment for rehearing, twenty-five
| cents.
For filing all papers, five cents each.
For issuing notice to take deposition, twenty five
cents
For taking and approving undertaking and making
return TO an appeal, including travel, dollar
For maxim return to writ of cerorar per folio ter
cents.
For search warrant twenty-five cents.
garnishee, twenty-five cents and for any other afi
n IN haNA b9 1IVGft tPn for nI.t