The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-04-04

have stamped or written thereon the name If tn.
othce held by such person, and he shall when HI
ceases TO hold such office. deliver over to his suc
eessor i'll office all laws received BIZ him as such Off
cet and take the receipt Of his successor therefor
and deposit such receipt, if town officer with thf
town clerk, and If county officer with the regis
Ter OF deeds aud any person who shall neglect or
refuse to deliver TO his successor in office all
laws received by him as aforesaid shall be liable 10
such successor IN action of repleyin for the same
or Tor money had and received to the full amount il
shall or would cost him TO furnish himself with
such laws, and costs Of suit which action shall
on request, be brought ard prosecuted by the dis
trlct ATTORNEY Of the county; but no person while
he continues to hold any Office which would entitIe
him to such laws. shall be required to return the
same az Aforesaid.
Section 81. The register of deeds in each comfy
within month after the adjournment of the leg.
slature III each year, shall forward TO the superin-
tendent Of public property statement of the num-
Der OF officers In his county entitled by law TO copy
OF the laws OF the preceding legislature, and soon
as the same ready for distribution the superin-
tendent OF public property shall forward to each
register, properly packed i'll boxes the number of
ing copy each of the journals of the preceding
session, ana the message and documents, for each
member Of the legislature residing in the county
and take receipt therefor All expenses for trans
porting such documents to any county as provided
III this section shall be paid out of the county
ury aud II shall be the duty of the register of deeds
of each county TO deliver such documents to the per
sons entitled to receive them, and not dispose of
them in any other manner.
laws,
Journals and documents remaining after the dstrl-
button provided for by law, shall be safely kept for
the use OF new counties and towns. as they
shall become entitled to receive the same but the
superintendent of public property may sell TO any
person being citizen OF this state, copy Of each
publication printed by the state printer at the cost
price thereof, TO be computed by the secretary of
state. And II shall be the duty of the superintend-
ent of public property to keepNn accurate account
OF such sales, and to pay the amount realized there
from into the state treasury at tbs end each quar-
ter.
Section 81 All volumes of supreme court reports
furnished to the state pursuance of section thir-
tytive of this chapter, shall be distributed fol-
lows: copy to each of the justices of the su-
preme court of this state one copy to the district
Judge of the United States for each district the
state, copy to each judge Of circuit, county
municipal court of this state and one copy TO each
Of the clerks Of the circuit courts of this state, said
copies to be handed to their successors in Of
hce. The copies OF said reports remaining on hand
after the distribution provided for III this chapter,
shall be delivered to the state librarian who shall
stamp and keep in the library as many copies as
may be necessary for the uses thereof, and shall
safely keep the remainder until required for fur
Their distribution by law. And it shall be the duty
Of the superintendent of public property, as soon
as may be convenient after the adjournment Of the
legislature to MAKE distribution III accordance with
ports heretofore delivered 70 the state and not yet
distributed.
Section o. The reports of the transactions Of the
state historical society shall be delivered to the
rotary OF said society.
Section st. The transactions of the state agriCul-
tural society shall be distributed as follows. One
thousand copies to the legislature one hundred
copies TO the state historical society. one hundred
copies to the academy of sciences, arts and letters
nifty copies to each district industrial organization
embracing two or more counties, and furnishing
the state agricultural society a report OF its
proceedings, twenty-five copies to each county agrI-
cultural society and the remainder to the state az
riCIltural society.
Section 81. The transactions of the State Her-
tcultura Society shall be distributed 10y the state
superintendent of pubhc property as follows, viz
Three copies to each member OF the Legislature
fifty copies to each town county horticultural
society that shall report its organization, with Of
hcers elect and number of members, with abstract
OF It's proceedings, for publication in such volume
to the Secretary OF the State Horticultural Society
fifteen copies to each county agricultural society
reporting TO the Secretary of State fifty copies to
the state Agricultural Societs fifty copies to the
State University: twenty-five copies to the State
Historical Society," and all the remaining copies to
the State Horticultural Society.
Section IS. The transactions Of tie Wisconsin
Academy OF Sciences Arts and Letters, shall be dis
trlbnted as follows: One copy to each member OF
the Legislature; one copy 10 the librarian Of each
state institution one hundred copies to the State
Agricultural Society one hundred copies to the
State Historical Society, and the remainder to said
academy.
Section SO. In the distribution of books or
other packages, when such distribution is directed
by law, II such packages are too large. would
cost too much to be sent by mail, they snail be
sent by express and the accounts for such express
the Secretary OF State, and paid from the general
fund.
Section co. There is hereby annually appropriat-
ed cut of any money IN tie state Treasury. not
9th zrwIse appropriated, sum sufficient to meet
the eXpen litares authorized by this act
Section 81. Chapter six of the revised statutes,
chapter three hundred and fifteen Of the general
laws OF 1869, chapter one hundred and eighty-two
OF the general laws Of 1865, chapter sixty of the
general laws Lf l5TU, chapter two hundred and
ninety OF the laws CT 1873, and ali acts and parts of
acts contrayening the provisions of this act are
hereby repealed provided, that all laws necessary
for the complete fulhllment of the contract with
the present state printers shall remain in full force
until the expiration of said contract on the list
day OF December, 1874.
Section g. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publication
Approved March IL, 1874
Published March 8, 1871
CHAPTER $50
An ACT 10 confer certain powers upon county clerks
III certain cases
The people OF the State of Wisconsin, represented
IN senate and assembly, do enact az follows:
Section I. Where any county board of supervis-
ors Is composed Of but two persons, the county