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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-16
Published March PC, 1877
CHAPTER 2S5.

AN ACT in relation to railroad companies orga
Diz under aud by virtue of chapter u of thu
revised statutes, entitled of JOINT stock com
panleH."
The people of the state of Wisconsin, Represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section 1. Any and every corporation hereto
fore organized Tor railroad purposes under the pro
visions OF chapter u of the revised statutes o
1883. entitled -" of joint stock companies sbal
have andlpossess every power and privilege con
ierred and be subject TO all the duties and abi
ties provided by chapter 119 of the general laws Of
1872 entitled an act in relation to railroads anc
the organization of railroad companies and the
acts supplementary thereto" upon companies or
gained under said chapter 119 and others acts sup
Elementary thereto.
Section 2. This act shall take effect and be il
force from and after its passage.
Approved March II, 1874. s1Ry- COPY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-16
Published February -, 1874.
CHAPTER 30.

AN ACT relating to cost. 10 supreme court.
me neople Of the state of Wisconsin,, represented
IN senate and assembly do enact rs follows;
SECTION l. Whenever motion Tor rehearinf
shall be filed in any cause in the supreme court
this state and shall be denied, the preVal'ng party
~ bsye tn red in mis- favor as attorneys tees up
IN snch motion such cum not css han twenty
Ave dollars nor exceeding one hundred dollars, az
the court shall direct
seq , IBIS act shall take effect and be in fore
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved February II, 1874. - COt1.
Af.rcb 1874
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-16
Published March z. 1874. I
CHAPTER iGT.

AN ACT relating 10 em5ezzement by carriers
and amendatOry OF section ~ Of chapter z65 o.
the revised statutes.
Thr people uf he state Of Wisconsin represented
it, senate en& assembly, do enact Is follows
Section l. section tweaty-eight OF chap
ter one hundred and siXtytIve Of the Revised Stat
utcs Il hereby amended by adding thereto the fol
loving pr visions, VIZ: Ii an cares arising pDder
this section. II the person accused shall lall to de-
liver any money goods, or other property. accord.
ing 10 the dircCt0ns Of he company or persons
owning the same. or having the legal control
thereof, or 10 deliver the same to such c0,nnanv
or person or demsrd, IL either case such failure
shsH he pfesumptiVe evidence that such accused
peTeon Is guilty OF embezzlement or f auduleutly
converting 70 mis- own Use such money goods a.
otner property In any and every county In his
STATE into which or through which the same he'd
beeA carried or transported, or bad been directed
9E the company or person owning the same or
having the control thereof to be carried or trans.
ported by such accused Derson
SEC 2 This act shall take effect immedfs+a1v
liApproved March 4, 1874. COPY
Published Marcb Z, 1S7t1
CHAPTER III.
AN ACT to amend chapter So ofthe revised s,a,
utes, entitled OF alienation by deed. etc
The people OF the state Of Wisconsin. renresa,+as
II senate ana semoly, do enact as follows
the revised statutes is hereby aTnenee3 ~ ~, ~
ih4 10 saiQ section he following .sAnd if snch
teeo shsh De executed within the DIecfnct. or
" " suction OF any military post Of The United
',tasVs' @ same may be 'cknowl dyed before the
olncer Thereof, ana when So acknolgl-
S's,ci ano cerbhed may be admitted TO record IN
shis STATE anu all deeds heretofore execute, and &C.
tShowleaged as provided in this amendment. shall
oe adHlitted to record in this state
eeS < All ACJs aud pafts of acts coutraveniup
Inc provisions of this act ATE he!eby repealed.
approved March 4, 1874 COPY
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-16
CHAPTER 2s4.

action from the justice of peace in this stare.
Inc people of the state of Wisconsin represented
ID senate and assembly. do enac, as fo.lows
before any justice Of the pc &c IN this state under
the provisions OF chapter one huadred ana
seVenty-nye, OF the Revised Statutes entitled "a
proceedings TO prevent The commission o; crime
ana the several acts amepdaiory thereof or uudeF
toe provisions oi chapter thirty seven al the ~
Vised statdies, entitled ''oi Bu-tards, aud ne
several acts amendatory thereof, the ceieoGt4'
therein shall be entitled TO a removal OF said Sc
tons from said justice OF the peace 10 the ngAI
nearest Justice Of the peace, Tor he same tsa-es
aud IN 'Ie same manner as IS how allowed 'e
"paahts by g ction one OF chapter one hunM14
ana eight oi the general laws Of 1854
cecLion = This act shall take effect and ne !"
force rom after its passage and publie alton.
Approved March II, 1874, COPY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-16
Published March p, I51il

CHATTER W..
AN AT to amend section Of chapter 96 OF
the laws OF Wisconsin Of 1913 entitled " an act
ttlatlhg 70 statistics of property exempt from
taxation. -
me Ieople OF the state of Wisconsin, -enied
III senate and assembly do enact az foll0w4.
Section /. That section one ~ of chapter 205
OF the laws OF Wisconsin OF IS13 entitled an act
renting 10 statistics OF property exempt from tax
atlon, - hereby amended 80 TO read As follow.
section /. 1t Is hereby made the duly OF all ~
sessofs throughout the state, when faakirV ont
he next assessment roll, a. now provided bv laH
10 enter IN books or on b anks TO be procured and
furnished u them hereinafter stated in regular
order IN the name OF the owner. il known from
ne best Information they can obtain a correct
and pertinent description o. all real and personal
property excepting such as is now exeinnted by
sobdiVsions three, fur, six, seven, eight. uinc,
ien' eleven and twelve Of section two 2i oil clap.
yer one hundred and thirty Uf he general las 81
lN5ot Ia thsr respective towns or NGrGs not liable
70 taxation ana omitted from the assess ment ruIl
together with statement of its value tor What
purpose usec and the reason why EXEMPT. If ascef
talnaOle, conforming uear as practicable to ai
provisions Of the Jaw no~ existing relating TO tie
assessment oil property. Waen entering on such
Lists the rlgnt OF way track OF any railroad or
tiankroad company it shall be eunicieat 10 ato
its length IN miles without any further detail.
section ?. This act shall lake eff CT and be ia
ioIce from and after its passage and puhHc4ror
approved March H. 1874 c,ss- COPY
IPubiiei ed March 06 1g-d
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-16
q y III = n u VI ~ -
CHAPTER 80.


AN ACT 10 amend section one of chapter one
hundred and eighty eight Of general laws of
1872, entitled an acJ TO provide for the 1ncor-
p0ratlC OF villages.
The poop c of the state of Wisconsin, represented
IN SEM and Assembly, 40 enact a. follows:
Section l. That section two OF chapter one
hundred and twenty-three of the general laws of
1873, shall be amended by adding The following
provso 10 tbs end Of sale section provided, fuf-
Their, that In case OF any injury or defect to any
sidewalk or gutter in aay Incorporated village
and the Immediate repair of the same shsll be.
come necessary for the public safety or convent
enCe and ihe neCefsaay repair thereof shall not
exceed the sum Of ten dollar, which may be as
cerialned by the street commissioner. by making
an estimate OF the same, tnen ana in srch case il
snail be laval for the street commissioner 10 give
or cause notice IN writing to be given to the
afty or parties subject 10 the tax for the repairs
OF such sidewalk or gutter If known and residing
within said incorporated village and II SAID pArty
or parties are non residents OF said Incorporated
village, then and ~ such case the commissioner
shalt give notice by posting up written notices
IN three or more pubic places in such village that
unless such sidewalks or gutter tn rein specified
snail be repaired to he satisfaction OF said street
connlssloaer within three days thereafter that
hc tn SAID street commits sioner, viii and it shall
De lawful for aim for him to repair the same
specified IN such notice, and to charge the amount
such lot lots. tracts of land alorg the line of
said sidewalk or gutter repaired and to return
said tax for the repairs perfO med hy said street
commissioner, and the same shall be collected as
in the msnnor hereinbefore provided.
Section g. This act shall take effect and be la
force afofl and alter lis passage and publication
Approved March 12th, 1874 COPY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-16

CHAPTER 342.
AN ACT TO amend section one ID, chapter ons
hundred and seventy eight (l7S) of the general
laws OF 1872, entitled an act to amend section
elGhty-slx tS6) of chapter one hundred and fifty
I'VE u53) OF general laws of 1863" entitled " an
Act 10 cody The laws OF this state relating com
mon schools"
The people OF the state of Wisconsin, represented
IN senate and assembly, do enact follows:
Section 1. Section one () of chapter ore hun
dred and seyenty-eIght (i7S) CT the general laws
OF 1872, is hereby amended, 80 as to read as fol-
lows: section l. Section elghty-siX (S6) Of chap
ter one hundred and fityiys 1851 OF general laws
OF 1868, entitled "an act TO codifY the laws of
TINS state relating TO common Schools" is hereby
meuded so as to read as follows: There shall be
CHOSEN at the general election, held on the Tues
day next succeeding the first Monday IN Novem-
Der, In the year 1861, and biennially thereafter
county superintendent OF schools for each county
oil the state, who shall enter upon the duties of
his office, on the first day of January succeeding
his election and shall hold the same for Two years
ana until his successor Is elected and qusited
In each county OF the state having over fifteen
thousand Inhabitants according to the last precc-
ding census, the county board of supervisors NAV
al any meeting OF said board ir any year determ.
Inc by resolution 10 remain in force until rescind-
ed, that there shall be two superintendent for
such county, and said board of supervisors shall
thereupon divide said county into two districts
70 ne called respectively superintendent district
10 enc, superintendent district No. 2. They
sha1 also determine over which OF the two dis.
trio 3 the superintendent already elected shall
nave Jurisdiction. The state superintendent shall
appoint superintendent for the other district,
Mho sudll nold his othce until his successor Is
eiecled and qualified. While such resolution shall
rem lin unrescnded cash snch district shall elect
county superintendent, for such district, 70 be
Ca!ieu county superintendent OF schools for dis
tfict number one or two, the may be such
county superintendenis of schools for districts
shall within the limits OF their respective districts
have the sams powers and duties, as other county
s1peri1tendents. their term of flee shall be the
same, ana heir elections shall be conducted and |
eanFassed IS provided n this act for the election
Of comfy superintendents and All the provisions
of this act ar OF any other law of thi- state 10 rea
ton to county sGpeJ intendents OF schools shall
apply 10 inc county supeFintendents Of schools for
dieiicis unless the latter shall DO exp essly ey-
empted therefrom
Section This ACT shall take effect and be in /
torce from and after Its passage
Approved March "a 1874 EgCOPY
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-07-06
Fne tyranny OF the Kitchen and the
Laws of the Land,

A lively lady-essayist recently contributed to
one of our popular journals some considerations
on the tyrannies of a Republic, among which she
instances that of household labor towards en-
ployees, which in some occult way she attributes
as fault of republican institutions. She gives
remarkable instances of the manner in which
''the mistress, so-called, is dragged in the dust
of her conqueror's BROOM and mysteriously
threatens a revolt of that typical worm which
turns when too much trodden ON.
revolt which would establish set of ma
chimes of the useful kind which perform the
household labors of Lord Lyttons Coming
Race" ia the only thing imaginable to suit the
case complained of but this curious idea that our
political institutions are to blame for the short
comings and self-assertions of our domestic min
listers, is not confined to this one writer. "They
manage things better in Europe, is a very fire.
quent cry, and we lately heard an accomplished
lady gravey demand of a distinguished authority
show long the lawmakers of this people meant
to stand idly by and see their wives and daugh-
ters crushed by domestic tyranny
No doubt the excellent people aforesaid would
really be sorry to see in this country a chronic
surplusage of labor which would force people to
submissivey accept and even eagerly seek the
occupations most distasteful to them, becaust
sharp need compels, yet we can see no othei
cure of this trouble which " institutions, could
effect The treadmll of house toll, unsweeten
ed by responsibility and the sense of ownership
seems to become ever more irksome and unat
tractive, and remonstrances and preachments are
vain to keep women, like men, from preferrint
the "work from sun to sun to the 'woman'r
work that's never DONE" Everything point
with still increasing urgency to that subdivision
of labor which is our dream, when we talk o
cooperative housekeeping when the bakery
the laundry, the cuisine and ALL will each be
great industrial centre conducted with all me
chanical regularity and offering the same in
easements to operatives that other Workshop
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-07-06
Spefial Aotlfes.



In the Island Of San Domingo were the first to In
troduce the use of Basam Copaba. Never has
nauseating drug done more injury, for 1t not only
changes the nature of the disease to more dread
full state than the original but II ruins the tone OF
the stomach and brings on dyspepsia in its worst
forms, having horrid taste and disgusting SMELL
To avoid this drug and Its effects the Samarltans
Gift is within the reach Of all, remedy purely veg
etable, and positive cure every time In from TWO
to four days, without exposure or trouble. Male
packages, 81; female, So.
For scrofula and an disease OF impure blood the
Samaritans Root and Herb Juices is the remedy to
be used.
KEEP THE BLOOD IN A HEALTHY CONDITION
's1he blood is the sfe OF the human body There
is no BONE muscle, nor tissue, nor membrane OF
any sort which is not kept In healthy state, by the
unceasng action of the heart pumping out, night
and day, forty-three hundred and twenty times an
hour, this wonderful current OF life In disease the
heart works faster, the supplies are hurried up 70
the falling organism and nature ever true 10 hefsef
makes every effort to oxpel disease and preserve
life. Hence we have ernptions and sores because
nature has succeeded in throwing the poison TO the
surface. Shall we then stand and look on that he
roc effort of nature trying to free herself rem the
deadly enemy, or shall we come to the rescue with
a few bottle OF the Sanartans Root and Herb Juice,
and Danish from the system that foul faint that has
been slowly but surely eating away the very foun-
tain OF life?
Sold by E. Bringhurst Co., Sixth and Market :
E. McInall, Second and Market, Wilmington, Del,
and 10y druggists generally. je17-1y
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-07-06

Mrs. Maggie Lamadrd has entered suit in one
of the courts of Louisville, Ky, to recover the
sum of 100000 damages against Boone Lodge
of the knights of Pythias for the death of her
husband. The plaintiff in her complaint says
that the defendants CIV. c. Cox, Q. W. Kelly,
saries, George Shadburn, and others, to this
plaintiff unknown, on the day -,1S7-, IN the
city of Louisville did conspre together and
persuade and induce Frank Lamadrid, the hus-
band of the plaintiff, to join, become member
and be initiated into certain secret society,
commonly called Knights of Pythias = Boone
Lodge, and that said defendants and others tc
her unknown, did beat drag and bruise her sale
husband in going through their rites, or their
pretended rites that by reason thereof he died,
thereby depriving her of the support, care ant
protection, and that by reason of their said I'M
lawful cruel and wicked conduct sh has been
damaged 100000.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-07-06

worse whiskey, that they must touch nothing
but water. They must haze something ,cdrnl, on
earning and the practical road to Temperance
is to find palatable substitute for the liquid
fire now preying on poor humanity.
Will you help in this reform? Will you aud to
erect in our beautiful hillside city Holly Tree
Inn, which we trust will prove not only a place
of amusement to the unemployed, place Of re-
freshment to the hungry, but a Bethel to many
immortal souls
L. S.
BY request Of tic Wilmington Ladies' Temper
ence Union
The above appeal, together with statistical
circular issued by the Holly Tree Inn Associa-
ton, will be privately distributed in the early
fall, and subscriptions asked.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-07-06

Bishop Morris Of Oregon deplores the convic-
ton with which he is impressed that our schools
and colleges manifest more and more wide
spread spirit of lawlessness and resistance to
authority which threatens much evil to the flu
ture interests of onr country. We cannot be-
ieye, in spite of the manifestations during the
last year in certain rebslious colleges, that there
is good ground for such apprehensions. On the
contrary, the advances that have been made i'll
breaking up the time-riveted abuse Of "hazing,"
and some other useless and supersttiouH relies of
ancient discipline, show not only Intelligent adj
vance in the authorities, but Intelligent co-opera-
ton amongst the students. The relaxation of an
Gent seventies of laws andpenalties and tue en-
deavor to substitute for them III honorable svs-
TEN of self-government, may throw into strange
relief the conduct of the unworthy few witt
whom dominion is only to be secured by fear
but it may be hopefully believed that its fnaI
result will be an appreciation heretofore uuat-
tanned, of ''the perfect law Of liberty
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-07-06

Casts goden-green shadows for the benefit OF way
farers and for purposes which ornamental as well
as useful And II. BRINGnURSr n CO., what OF
them? Why, their SODA WATER, OF course; pure,
ice can make it : their rich syrups carefully pre-
pared from the juices of the various fruits repre-
scented in combination with the best white sugar.
their medicinal waters on draught comprising those
from the High Rock, Geyser ami Excelsior Springs
at Saratoga also kissengen and Vichy Waters are
highly esteemed and in great demand. The purity
OF the water the lusciOusness OF the fruit and
cream syrups and the value derived from the medi-
cinal spring waters are few OF the many things
which have made their store on MARKET STREET
CORNER OF SIXTH the most popular OF its kind
in this city,
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-07-06

General William Coggswell of Salem, Macs,
has taken the field for General Buffers seat in
Congress.
The archbishop of New York has confirmed
1900 persons this year.
The Rev. Dr. Welles has decided to accept the
position of bishop of Wisconsin.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-07-06
AGenernI Censure.

The verdict of the corroner's jury in the Mill
river disaster is published. 1t censurea every
body-the Legislature for inadequate and defec-
tive legislation On the subject OF reservoirs the
mill owners for their parsimonious disregard of
life and property the engineers for ambiguous
and insufficient specifications the contractors
for want of thoroughness in their work. and the
county commissioners for accepting a dam so
badly built when they had the power to order its
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-07-06

The President and Mrs. Grant left Washing
ton Friday evening for Long Branch, and secre-
tary Fish left for his home on the Hudson.
Secretary Belknap left on Saturday for New
London, where his family will spend the sum
mer.
Thomas S., and Phebe W. Foullse, superin-
tendent and Matron at Swarthmore College,
were among the visitors to Wilmington within
the last two days. They have many warm
friends in this city.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-07-06

Hon. Marshall Jewell, our AIinstrr to Rnssia
has been appointed Postmaster General, and has
accepted tho position. Mr.. Marshall the First
Assistant Postmaster General, will serve as
head of the Department until the arrival of
Mr.. Jewell. The new appontee, as our readers
are no doubt aware, served with distinction as
Governor Of the State of Connecticut. He is an
able and capable administrative officer.