Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-03-26
LAWS OF WISCONSIN.

LAWS DE WISCONSIN.
Passed at the Session of 1873.
Published February u, 1871
CHAPTER 18.
AN ACT to repeal chapter fifteen of the private and
local laws of 1872 entitle act to authorize the
city of Fond du Lac to provide for markets and a
city hail.
Thepeople of the state of wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section 1. Chapter fifteen of the private and local
laws of 1872, entitled act to authorize the city of
Fond du Lac to provide for markets and city hall,
is hereby repealed.
Sec 2. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
Approved February TO- 1873.
Published Februaay ' -, 1871
CHAPTER 16.
AN ACT to appropriate a sum of money therein
named for tbe of the Institute for the Bduca-
ton of the Blind, for the pay ment of current ex-
penses from February 1st, 1873, to February lst
1874, and for the purchase of land.
The people of the state of Wiscongn represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows
Section 1. There is hereby appropriated out of
any money in the general fund not otherwise apprO-
priated, the sum of twenty thousand seven hundred
and fifty dollars, in full for the of the Institute
for the Education of the Blind, from February 1st
penses, twenty thousand five hundred dollars, and
for the purchase of land two hundred and fifty dol
lars.
Sec 2. All sums for current expenses shall be
drawn from the treasury not otener than quarterly
Sec. 8 This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication, aud
shall be printed in the volume OF general laws Tor
the year 1873.
Approved February 10, 1878.
Published February IL, 1871
CHAPTER II.
AN ACT authorizing the commissioners of school
and university lands to lean twenty-five thousand
dollars to the board of education of the city of
Madison and the board of education of the city of
Madison to borrow the same of said commission
ers, and providing for the payment of the same.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. The commissioners of school and uni
versty lands hereby authorized to loan at their
discretion portion of the trust funds of this state,
not exceeding the sum of twenty-five thousand dol
lars, to the board OF education of city of Madison and
said board of education is hereby authorized to bor
row a sum not exceeding the amount above named,
of said commissioners, and to issue to said commits
sioners certificates of the Indebtedness contract
ed. Said Indebtedness shall bear interest at the
rate OF seven per cent per annum, and said interest
shall be paid annually, together with one-fth of the
principal sum, till the whole is paid.
Sec. 2. At the time and in the manner provided
in the city charter for levyng taxes for city plr-
poses, the common council of the city of Madison
shall levy the amount of money required for the
payment of the annual interest and one-fth of the
principal sum loaned by the commissioners of
school and university lands to the board of educa
ton OF the city of Madison provided IN the pre-
ceding section of this act.
Sec. 8. 1t shall be the duty of the board of edu-
cation, in or prior to the month of September l873
and annually thereafter till the said Indebtedness is
fully paid, to certify to the council of the
city of Madison the amount requisite to meet the
annual payment to the commissioners of school and
university lands, as hereInbefore provided. The
treasurer of the city of Madison shall collect such
sum, and pay the same to the treaserer of the
board of education of said city, on or before the
first day of April in each year, and the treasurer of
said board of education shall pay the same to the
commissioners of school and university lands at
or before the time the same shall become due.
Sec. 4. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent
with this act hereby repealed and this act shall
take effect from and after its passage.
Approved February 10, 1878.
Published February z, 1871
CHAPTER Is.
AN ACT relating to actions concerning real estate
and damendatory of chapter 146, revised statutes.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. Chapter LAG of the revised statutes of
Wisconsin is hereby amended by adding thereto
what snail be AHown as section 10, and reading as
fellows If the plaintiff in action reaative to real
estate quiet title thereto ascertain who
are proper persons parties to make defendants
to any tract or parcel of land described in the
plant, or If any parties having interest in any
such lands unknown. and such facts be made
to appear by affidavit, an ords may be made bp the
court or the Judge thereof county judge or court
commissioner, containing O. description of the
premises embraced within the suit, and requiring
all parties interested to appear and answer the
complaint, by a day IN suchsOrder to be specified
which order shall be served personally, or shall be
published once in each week successvely in such
paper as may be designated in such order and for
such time as the court shall designate, not less than
six weeks and not exceeding three months The
PROOF Of personal SERVICE of the publication of
such order, shall athorize the court to proceed 10
final judgment against all such unknown parties
and persons not resident in this state not found
thereln as shall not appear and answer by the day
mentioned IN the order, or on such further day as
the court may appoint, in the same manner as pro-
vided in other of failure to answer the com
paint and all such unknown parties as may ap-
pear sal be entitled TO be made parties to the ac-
uon, and the complaint may be amended accord
ingly.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved February 10, 1878.
Published February II, 1881
CHAPTER a.
AN ACT to repeal sections twenty-five, twenty-six
and thirty, OF chapter six of the revised statutes
and sections fifteen, sixteen, seventeen and eight
cen, of chapter one hundred and fourteen of the
general laws of 1885, relating to the classification
snd publication of the laws, Journals and other
documents, and to define the duties of the secre-
tary of state relating to the same.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section 1. Sections twenty-five, twenty-six and
thirty, of chapter six of the revised statutes, and
sections fteen sixteen, seventeen and eighteen, of
the chapter one hundred and fourteen of the gen.
eral laws of 1858, are hereby repealed.
Sec. 2. The laws passed at each and every ses-
sion OF the legislature from and after the passage
OF this act, shall be designated under general
name of ''the laws of Wisconsin" " and shall be num-
bered by the secretary of state in consecutive chap
ters they received from the governor without
reference to the subject matter of said laws, and
shall be printed and bound in one volume except
when the number Of pages shall exceed twelve hun
dred, in which case they shall be bound in two vol
u1nes, as nearly equal III slZe as may be each vol
ume to be indexed separately, and to be entitled
volume one and volume two respectively.
Sec g. The laws and Journals messages of the
governor, reports of state officers and commits
sioners OF school and university lands, reports of
committees of the legislature, and ali other docu-
ments required by the legislature, or any depart
ment OF the state or any ether document the print
ing of which shall be authorized by law to be here
after printed, shall be of uniform size and every
full page OF printed matter shall be OF the width of
four inches and of the length of seven and quar-
ter inches, as to admit OF their being bound to-
gether in compact form.
Sec. 4 Ten thousand copies of the laws passed at
each session of the legislature, including the joint
resolutions and morials, shall be printed and
bound by the state Iprinter, good book paper,
five hundred copies to be bound in full sheep, and
the remainder in haf binding with sheep backs to
be distributed provided by law for the distribu-
ton of the general laws. Each act, it is printed,
shall be compared by the secretary of state with
original enrolled act, and at the end of the volume
or volumes, the said secretary of state shall annex
his certificate, certifying that he has compared the
printed copy with the original enrolled act and
that it appears to be correctly printed.
Sec. .. Every act of general application, and all
acts affecting counties, towns, cities, villages, and
school DISTRICTS public roads, highways and bridges,
and the taxes to be raised therein therefor and
all acts for the preservation of fish of game shall,
before they shall take effect be published in the Of
hclal state paper, and such publication shall be
mace immediately after the passage and approval of
tne sad acts: the said publication to be under the
uIecCoh ana supervision OF the secretary of state.
an icts ahectlng only individuals private corpora
uoIis ana societies, shall take effect without such
puDncaloL, unless it shall be specially provided in
suc! acs tnat they shall be published before they
sa take erect and their publication in the official
state paper IN such caSe shall be specially ordered
sec D. Inc secretary of state shall furnish for the
ocal state paper copies OF all laws REQUIRED to be
published, immediately after passage and at the
close OF every session of the legislature he shall also
furnish for the state printer copies of all the laws
passed at said session. with an index and marginal
head notes thereto attached together with ali fhe
joint resolutions and memorials approved bv the
governor and the said state printer shall print the
said laws, resolutions and memorials with all DOssi
bic dispatch; but in the publication and printing of
the said laws, resolutions and memorials the si9na
lures OF the officers affixed to the enrolled act reso
luton or memorial, shall be omitted and the dafe
OF approval only shall be afixed d thereto.
Sec. z. There shall be printed on good hook ma
per, and bound IN half binding, with sheen backs
by the state printer, five hundred comics of thea