The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-05-04

Sec. .. Two blanks shall be furnished to each
clerk OF any such county for each of the following
lists: 1st, of the board of supervisors; I'd, of the
county officers; Sd, ofthe poor department and nj
any other department established by law for snch
couIty; and two blanks shall be furnished to the
clerk OF any sTch city for list of each OF the fol
lowing departments: 1st, OF city council 3D. Of
city officers; 3D. OF the FIRE dep artment atm Of the
police department; 9Th, OF the board of public
works, and OF any department established 5y law
for such city.
Sec. 8. 1t shall be the duty of the clerk of anv
sqch cry ana CLERK otany such county to fill the
blanks furnished 10 him within tive weeks after
he receipt OF the same by him In each year and
to obtain from each officer employe of such CITY
or county the necessary Information to do So and
to keep one copy of each of such lists in mis- office
Tor inspection an to send duplicate 20 the sec.
Ietary OF state.
Sec. 4 The clerk oraLy such city and county
who shall neglect 10 make out any such list or to
keep tie same for inspection and 10 send q dupn-
este 10 the secretary OF state, and any officer or
employe OF any such city or county who shall refuse
to give any information required TO fill out the said
lists, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and
upon conviction thereof shall be punished by fine
in the sum of fifty dollars or by Imprisonment in
the county Jail Tor ten Gays or both in the discre
ton OF any court having jurisdiction In such case
sec. .. ANY clerk or employe receiving any
salary out C the easury OF any such city or coun
ty shall be included in said lists.
Sec 8. Ns extra compensation shall be pad to
any CITY or county clerk Tor such work provided for
Sec. I; This ac' shall take effect and be in force
from and alter lis paSsa
Approved March % 1872 rw-COPY
Published April 8, 1873.
CHAPTER 16i-GESEEAL.
AN ACT to amend section one chapter Is. gene
RAJ laws OF 1866, entitled act to amend section
u, chapter ~ OF the revised statutes, entitled
state superintendent" and to add new section
TO said chapter 10 of general laws Of 1866.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
In senate and assem- bly,, do enact as follows:
| Section l. Section one of chapter seventy-five
Tod 70
amend section 6S, chapter 10 OF the revised stat
utes, entitled state superintendent is amended
| by adding 10 said section the following: ~ Mess
1t shall appear to the satisfaction of the state su
perlrtendent before inc apportonment is actually
made IN sach town, that such district has main
tanned public school therein Iy a qualified teach
er at least three months OF the year, AID has fail
ed 10 maintain such schCol for the length of time
! required by law only BY reason of some unusual
| and unlocked Tor cause, which has prevented the
keeping up of said school, there being no intent
upon the part of such district to avoid maintaining
| public school therein the prescribed length OF
time II the reasons in this respect are suficient
and sppear the satisfaction OF the state supcrin
icndent, he shall make such superintendent the
/ fully complied with.
| Sec p Said chapter 70, laws Of 1866 is further
| amended by adding the following section: The
board OF supery SORE of those towns VII ch have
not ralzed By order of thS county board of super
yisors, . sum Efficient to entile them 10 an ap-
! portlonEeat OF school money for any school year
are hereby authorized to .ransIer from the gene
! raj fund to the school fund Of their respective
towns, the amounts in which 0ad town are def
Cieni; and upon the receipt by the state superiu-
tendent of public instruction. of the certificate OF
any town clerk that the requisite amount has been
transferred. he shall apporlicn to said towns the
/ tull sum of school money TO which sad towns
would have been entitled provided the county
boards had i.Vied upon each town the amounts re-
CURED by law
Sec. 3. This act shall be construed TO extend to
! cities and villages wei towns
Sec 4. All acts or parts of acts conflicting
with The provisions OF this act, are hereby re-
pealed.
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect ard be in force
IRON and alter Its passage and publication.
! approved March 70, 1872. sB COPY.
Published April 3, 1871
CHAPTER 4I-GENERAL
AN ACT to regulate the price for license to per
sons dealing in spirituous or Intoxicating liquor
in the several towns and incorporated villages
in this state.
The people of tie state of Wisconsin represented
in senate ard assembly, do ensci as follows:
Section l. The price OF license TO each person
dealing I'D spiriuous OR in oxicating liquors in the
several towns and incorporated villages and cities
In this state, shall not be less than twenty five
! dollars or exceed one hundred dollars.
Sec 2. All acts and parts of acts Inconsistent
with tie provisions OF this act, sTe hereby re-
! pesled.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force
| from AID after its passage.
| Approved March s, 1872. 81 COPY.
Published April 3, 1872
CHAPTER 49-GESERAL.
| AN ACT to prohibit The purchase or receiving in
! etore OF grain by any other weight or measure
| than at the standard weight or measure thereof,
| Es provided by law.
The people of the state of Wisconsin represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as foows:
Secto l. 1t shall not be lawful for any person
or persons after the passage aud Publication of
this act, TO sell, buy puret receive store
any grain at aEy weight or measure per bushel,
other than the tandaId weight or measure per
bEshei, as the same is fixed by law, and any per-
fon violating the provisions Of this section shall
be deemed guilty OF nisdemeanor, and npon
conviction thereof shall be punished by fle not
les6 than five dollars and Eloie than fifty dol
lars and the costs o. prosecution.
Sec ? This act shal take effect and be in force
from and sitter its passage and publication.
Approved March 8, 1872 gCOPY.
Published March 3, 1872.
CHAPTER 51-GENKRAL
AN ACT to amend section Il of chapter II OF the
revised statutes, "oi fences ard fence viewers
of pounds snd the impou1dng of cattle"
The peonle OF the state of Wisconsin, Iepreaented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows
Section l. Section IL OF chapter Il of the Ie
ytsed statutes is hereby am ended by adding here
TO the following proyiso ,'prorided, tina il said
fence viewers shall determine it to DC iclprsctica
bic, either from the formation Of the banks of said
! river, brook, pond Or creek, or from any other
eauss, to maintain any fence along or lear said
boundary line, they shall give written notice 10
the said parties Of such deer m!nauon, and there
after each party shall restrain his cattle and other
animals from passing to and doing damage upon
adjoining land on the other side OF said boundary
line
Sec 2. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after lis passage and publication
Approved March 10, 1872. wCOPY.
Published April 9, 1872
CHAPTER 155-GENERAL
AN ACT 10 enable married women to transact
business make contracts. and sue ana be sued.
and TO define the liabilities of husbands and
| wives.
The people of the state of Wisconsin. represented
| in senate and assembly, do enact as follows
Section L. No marriage hereafter contracted
| shall render the husband liable for the payment OF
! the wife's ante -nuptial debts.
Sec. 2 The individual earnings II married
! woman except tho-e aoeruiDg from labor perform
ed tor her husband o. IN hi. Employ payable by
him. shall bs her separate property ard shall not
be subject to her islands coLtroi nor liable FOL
| his BITS.
I See. 3 Every married woman may cue In bel
own name, and >hal have ell the remedies of g
| Jingle woman 20 recover the earnings secnred to
her by TIE next preceding scctkn, and stall be
liable to be Fusd, if she single. for the re-
coverJ CT Ler ante-puptia deb.s, and in every
Ia which Judgment shall be recovered against Q
married woman for any cause, the collection
thereof may be enforced by execution, or by any
other proo~ss. action or proceeding allowed by
law against judgment debtors except an execution
against her per.on.
Approved March %, 1872. COPY.