The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-04-29


their spawning beds or nests, between the first dag
of March and the thirteth day eff April of each,
year, shall upon conviction thereof be subject to,
and liable for penalty of not less than five doarst
nor more than fifteen dollars, for every such ac-
committed in said counties of Waukesha and VAL
worth, together with TIE costs of prosecution q
Sec. g.. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passa ge and publication. BID a
4 Approved February 70, 1875. ss.3aaa b aaaag
kral ers Published March g. 1851 - 5..
Z r CHAPTER 49, Taa rs4faa a 81
An AcT to amend chapter two hundred and seven
IN ty-three, general Jaws of 1874, entitled "An act
relating to railroads, express and telegraph COM
pan1es Ia the State of Wisconsin. ="
The people of the State of Wisconsin, represented
IN Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows: ~.
Section 4. Section one of chapter two hundred
ana seventy Of the general laws of 1884,
Tilted IAN act relating to railroads. express and tel
egraph companies in the state of wisconsin, + is
hereby amended to read as follows: all railroads
IN tne State of Wisconsin are hereby divided into
TWO classes, to be known Glass A. and Glass b.
sClass shall include all railroads or parts of rail-
roads IN the State of Wisconsin now owned or
operated, managed leased, either by the ST. Paul
hanWay Company, the Chicago aud Northwestern
Railway Company or the Western Union Railway
Company, except the Madison and Portage Railroad.
Glass shall include all other railroads or parts
on railroads IN said state, and all the provisions
iatlng to Glass G, in the act of which this is
amendatory, shall be applied to those railroads
which by this amendment are Glass D. FL Is nats
Sec =. All those railroad companies whose lines
on road are now incon plete or are in the process
OF construction, and to aid in the building of
which the general government has donated grants
OF land and which are not exempted from taxation
on said lands for the next five years, are hereby
exempted from the payment of the license fees re-
CURED by law far said five years a.afd3y Ega- 80
Sec. g. Tais act shall take effect and be in force
from and after it's passage and publication. 4
Approved March q 1875. aaa 9zzAs IL aes 1e a41aa
ss ~ s Published March Q, 1851 - 81 -
.2e-a 5so2}s ~ CHAPTER 172. aassr 3oss7 sza
AN ACT to amend section As, of chapter 100, re-
vlsed statutes of Wisconsin, entitled .Of courts
held by justices of the peaee.n * ra7 500 ~- r \
The people OF the State Of Wisconsin, represented
IN Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows
Section l. Section forty-hye, Of chapter 100, Of
the revised statutes of the State of Wisconsin en-
titled ''Of courts held by justices of the peace is
hereby amended so as to read as follows Section
-. st the hour named in any process issued by a
Justice OF the peace, or at the adjourned hour such
justice shall be present and have his Office open for
the transaction 8 Of business during all Of such
hours. Upon the return of process duly served,
the justice shall call the case for trial at the hour
time specified in such process but said Justice shall
wait one hour after the time specified in such pro.
cess 1or the appearance Of both parties unless they
sOeVef lsooner1 appear.
Sec. 2. Ibis act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
| Approved March 4, 1875.
| sa I'D Published March 9, 1851 u sf 49,
[ CHAPTER 1850. 7a aa
| AN ACT to prevent and punish cruelty to animals
The people of the State of Wisconsin, represented
in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
| Section1. Every person who shall willfully beat,
strike, torture or cruelty in any manner, any
horse, or other animal, either belonging to himself
or another shsll be deemed guilty of a misdemean.
or, and be punished byimprisonment i'll county
jail lot exceeding ten day or by fine not exceed
ing fifty dollars ($50l nor less than one dollar {Sl1
together with all costs of prosecution. 81 9l'I
Sec. Q. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication gsst4
| Approved March 3, 1875. sa..#aer As4 ees sE
Published March 1851 sFl1
CHAPTER 1874. -.-aassgg
AN ACT to encourage the invention and successful
use OF steam or other mechanical agents on high
i ways. r. as s3ssa& sa ~ 43 = aE2eaFs ~ :
The people of the State of Wisconsin, represented
in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows
/ Section i. There is hereby appropriated the sun
/ OF ten thousand dollars, out of any money in tht
treasury not otherwise appropriated to be used as
bounty, and to be Paid to any citizen OF Wiscon.
sin, who shall invent and after five years. contin
ued trial and use, shall produce machine propell
ed by steam or other motive agent which shall be
cheap and practical substitute for the use of horses
and other animals on the highway and farm. Pro.
vided that said appropriation shall not be levied
or collected until successful award is made.
Sec 2. Any machine or locomotive entering the
lists to compete for the prize or bounty shall per-
form journey of at least two hundred miles, o.
common rad or roads, IN continuous line NORTH
and south III this state, and propelled by its OWL
internal power, at the average rate of at least five
miles per hour, working time.
Sec. 8. The said locomotive must be of such con.
struction and width as to conform with Or run il
| the ordinary track of the common wagon or buggy
now in use, and be able to run backward or turr
out of the road to accommodate OIL er vehicles in
passing, and to be. able to ascend descend
grade OF at least two hundred feet to the mile.
| Sec. 4. The secretary of state is hereby empow
| cred and authorized, when satisfactory proof tina
the above conditions have been complied with, tx
draw his warrant on the treasury for the sum O.
ten thousand dollars, aud gay the same to the in
/ ventor OF the successful machine. -.f .s
Sec. S. This act shall take effect and be in force
/ from and after Its passage and publication.
| Approved March 2, 1875. os 1#s~ee s:.# waf*