The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-05-04
Published April 8, 1s72.l
CHAPTER 1OO-GENHRAJ.

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location thereon by actual settlers; and
WHEREAS, Such policy, although resulting in
general benefit to the whole state, has prevented
such increase o. the productive fluids for which
such grants were made, as would have been realiz.
cd if the same policy had been pursued which is
usually practiced by individuals or corporations
holding large tracts of landr; and
WHEREAS, TIE university fur has suffered
serious loss and impairment by .uch sales of its
lands that its income is not present sufficient
TO supply its wants, and cannot be made 80 by
any nresent change II policy, inasmuch as the
most valuable lands have already been sold;
therefore,
The people OF the state of Wisconsin, repl esented
in senate ard assembly, do enact os follows
Section l. Taere shall be levied and collected
for the year 1872, ard Annually thereafter. state
tax OF ten thousand dollars, and the amount 60
LEVIED and collected is hereby appropriated 70 tie
university fund income, to be used as part there
Sec D. The secretary of STATE shall aIportion
said tax annually among the severa! counties Of
this state, as other state taxes apporuoned by
law, and t, came shall be levied, collected and
paid into the treasury in the same manner as 9th.
or state taxes.
Sec B. This act shall take effect and be In force
from: and after its passage.
Approved March y, 1874 COPY.
fFublisned April8, 1S7a.l
CHAPTER 33-GEsERAI
AN ACT to amend section three of chapter one
hundred and sixty-ni of the general laws or
1868, entitled " an act creating state board OF
examiners to issue state certificates OF high
grade to teachers Of eminent qualifications"
The people of the state OF Wisconsin, represented
in senate ar d assembly, do enact as follows:
Section 1. Section three of chapter one hundred
and sixty nine of the general laws of 1868, enti-
tied IAN act creating state board OF examiners
to issue state certificates of high grade to teachers
OF eminent auaifc ations,' IS amended to read as
fol owe II the examiners shal be satisfied that
applicant possesses the requisite scholarship in
all the brancbfs The studies before mentioned,
or in the hfanches of study in which applicants
rraht han MT A1 hu
p-rintendents for first grade certificate, and in
the branches hereinafter mentioned, they shall
certify the iact to the state superintendent and if
such applicant shall furnish evidences of good NOR
d character, eXT erience and success in, teaching.
he shall nereupol issue to the applicant passing
a successful examination in all the branches OF
the studies above mentioned. certificate. which
shall BIZ valid until revoked; and to the applicant
passing apuccessful examination in the studies
Row required for first grade certificate here.
tOfore descl ibed, and IL mental philosophy and
ESglish literature, he shall issue certificate,
which shall be ia fod &c for five years from The date
Thereof; and either of said certificates shall quail
ly tie holder to teach in any public school in any
city town or school district OF this state without
am further examination by city or county su-
pesintendent or board whatsoever.
Sec. 2, This act shall take effect and be in
Erce from and after is passage.
Approved March ., 1872. COPY.
Published April 3, 1871
CHAPTER 149-GESERAL.
AN ACT TO amend chapter one hunored and thirty
Oft the general laws Discs, entitled IAN act to
nroyide Tor the assessment OF properly for taxa
ton, and the levy Of taxes thereon
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section T. Section twenty CT said chapter one
hundred and thirty OF the general laws Of 1863 is
hereby amended so as to read as follows: Mer
chants goods, wares. commodities kept for sale,
tools and machinery, manufacturers stock, farm
implements, live stock and farm products, except.
Ing grain liz warehouse, and such personal proper
ty as may be owned by non-re sfdents who shall
have agent or place Of business in this state,
shall be assessed in the town or ward where the
same may be located. Saw logs and timber which
are to be sswed and manufactured IL mills within
this state that are owned OF leased by the owners
of said logs and timber shall be assessed rs manu-
factuIets stock, IL the town or ward where sQCl
mill or mills may be located. Gaw-lo2s, timber,
railroad ties, lumber and all other articles OF per-
sonal property belonging 10 resldeEts within this
state and TO Z on residents who have an agent in
this stale no. considered manufacturers stock,
by the owners thereof, owning mills and manu-
factories to manufacture the same shall be assess
ed az personal property In the town o. ward where
the owner or agent resides and all los, lumber,
railroad ties and timber or other articles OF per-
sonai property belonging to non-residcnts, aud
not otherwise assessed, shall be assessed in the
town ward where the ssG-e may be located. ali
pers ona property shall be assessed, CT the first
day OF May in each yesr the assessment Is mace.
And no change of location or sale ofsEch property
after such time as Il e assessments are made in
accordance with snch dateF, shall affect such as
sessments.
Sec > This act shall take effect and be in
force from AMI after Its passage and publication.
Approved March p, 1872. 20 COPY.
Published April g. 1872.
CHAPTER 80 -GESERAL.
AN ACT relating 10 attorneys fees in justices
court, and amendatory OF section two, chapter
one hundred and forty two, general laws OF
1871.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as iollows
Section /. Section two of chapter oae hundred
and forty-wo OF the general laws of 1871, entitled
IAN act TO amend sections six, eight aud nine OF
chapter one hundred and twenty OF the revised
statutes emitted of coprts held by justices OF the
peace, approved March 81, 1911, i. hereby smend
CO so to read as folio VS.: Section , No attor-
neys fees shall be allowed IN any action before
justice OF the peace, except IN civil actions when
an attorney OF court OF record has appeared
therein for the psrty obtaining judcmen and the
plaintiff shall only recover sucn costs where the de-
PENDANT or defendants have appeared and put IN an
answer or demurIer and II on the return DAY OF
the sum mons. Or the day 10 which the action may
be adjourned before issue. the deieadant shall by
answer, tender the plaintiff judgment tor efecl'
fed amount, the plaintiff shall mol recover atior
ney fees Dor any other costs made subsequent 10
sucn tender unless he shall recover Oh the trIa; oil
the action, greater sum than rendered. but the
defendant shall recover against the plaintiff costs
made su bsequent to such ten der including attor-
ney fees, to he deducted from the plaI tn Judg-
ment, or enforced by execution.
Sec =. This act snail take ELECT from and alter
its passage and publication
Approved March D. 1872 Fy GoP1.
Published April 8, 1872
CHAPTER 45-GENERAL.
AN ACT to amend section thirteen of chapter
nineteen OF the revised statutes, ent tied "of
highways and bridg es."
The people OF the state Of Wisconsin, represented
in sci ate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section /. II any overseer shall be employed
more time in executing the several duties eaJolaed
upon him in chapter nineteen OF the revised stat
utes, than shali be necessary for the payment OIL
His taxes, he shall be paid for the excess at the
rate of one dollar and fifty cents per cay, and be
may come into his hands on account of highway
tax, but he shall cot be allowed to pay his own
highway tax IN money.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force
from aud after its passare.
Approved March 8, 1872. s9 COPY.
TPublished March 70, 1872
CHAPTER 66-GENERAL.
AN ACT to regulate elections upon the question
of aiding railroads.
The people of the state of Wisconsin represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. No law of this state authorizing the
electors of any town, village, city or county to
vote at any election upon the queston OF aiding
in the construction OF any railroad or raj roads by
the levy of tax or Issue OF bonds OF such town,
village city or county, or by the sct iptlon TO
the stock o! srch railroad company, shall be con-
strpsd 10 authorize more than Two such elections In
one year IN any town. cry, village or county IN
this state, except on petition signed by legal
voters of such town, city or vllags, equal to or
net less than one fourth OF the votes cast at the
next preceding annual spring election o. such
town, city, village or county
sec 3 This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
Approved March 10, 1872. 70 COPY.
Published April 3, 1872
CHAPTER no GENERAL,
AN ACT to am md section thirty-fvc OF chapter
thirteen of the revised statues, entitled ''of