The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-04-10

conviction thereof shah be punished by me of
not less than i've dollars more than nifty dol
lars or by Imprisonment In the county Jail not ex-
ing thirty days.
Sec. 2. Any person selling Offering for sale anv
photograph picture at price greatly m excess OF
the real ralue ther of the representation OF the
party so selling Offering for sale said photo
graphs or pictures that there is q sum of money OF
other valuable thing named on the back of said
or be-
guilty of o misde meanor, and on conviction there
Of shall be punished by fine Of not less than five
dollars nor more than nfty dollars, or by imprison-
ment =, the county jail not exceeding thirty days
| Sec 8. Justices of the peace and police justices
shall have concurrent jurisdiction with the circui
court In ell cases mentioned In the foregoing sec
tons.
sec 4 This act snail take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March 4. 1875.
(Pubishei March IL, 1851
CHAPTER 24s.
AN Act relating to the fencing of railroads.
The people Of the State of Wisconsin, represented
in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
Section /. All railroad companies in this state,
whose roads bave been in operation two years or
more IN carrying goods and passengers over the
same or any portion Of such roads, BE- re by
required to fence the same, and to construct the
necessary farm crossings and cattle guards, when
ever said roads or portions thereof have been 80
running through fncloeed lands or through lands
lat may hereafter be inclosed.
Fec. 2 Any owner occupant of such inclesed
land, or lands that may hereafter be inclosed, II
the railroad company, whose track runs through
such lands. refuses neglects to comply with the
requirements of the foregoing section, may give
notice in writing to such company to fence its
road 80 running through his premises, and to con-
struct the necessary farm crossings and cattle
guards thereon, and II such company, after being
50 notified, shall refuse neglect for the space of
Elk months to fence it's road aud to construct the
necessary farm crossings aud cattle guards, it shall
be liable to pay to the owner or occupant Of such
premises the Of ten dollars for each and every
after pass through such premises and over such
read, 10 be recovered in an action OF trespass
against the railroad company offending.
Sec. g. Tue notice mentioned in the foregoing
, ection shall be signed by the person owning
cupying the land, and shall contain a description
of the premises 80 owned or occupied, and may be
perintendent OF such road, or on any agent having
charge Of station on such road by leaving copy
thereof with any of said officers.
Sec 4. Upon the trial of any action arising I'M
der this act against each railroad company 1t shall
not be necessary for the plaintiff to prove owner
ship of the land, but the proof Of possession of
the premises shall be deemed sufficient to entitle
him to sustain such action.
Sec 5. Every justice of the peace sball ha con
current jurisdiction with the circuit court of the
county wherein such action may arise against any
railroad company not complying with the proyis-
ions Of this act.
Sec. g. AL acts and parts of acts contravening the
provisions of this act are hereby repealed.
Sec. I. This act shall be in force from and after
Its passage aud publication.
Approved March L. 1875.
Published March r. 1878.
CHAPTER 1884,
An ACT to amend chapter 1872, of the general laws
of 1869, entitled, IAN act TO codify the laws of
this state, rel ting to highways and bridges"
The people of the State of Wisconsin, represented
in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
Section 1. Any person who shall consider him.
self agreved by any deter mination of the coEcmis-
sioners appointed By justice of the peace of any
adjoining town, or the supervisors OF any town,
either in laying out, altering disseminating, or
in refusing to lay out, alter discontinue any
highway in this state, may, within thirty days
after such determination, appeal therefrgm, and
the appointment of commissioners, to whom an
appeal from such determination of the commission
ers, appointed by justice Ct the peace of any ad-
joining town, may be taken
Sec. g. Every application, for appeal from the
determination of the commissioners appointed by
justice of the peace in any adjoining town, shall
be made ill writing to such county judge, and shall
briefly state the grounds upon which it is made,
and whether it is brought to reverse entirely the
determination of the commissioners appointed by
such justice of the peace, or only to reverse part
thereof, AID in the latter case 1t shall state what
part.
Sec. 3. Upon the filing of such application. and
! bond executed to the supervisors of the town,
with sufficient sureties, to be approved by the
county judge, conditioned to pay all cotss arising
| from such appeal: Provided the determination OF
the commissioners in laying out, altering or dis
continuing, refusing to lay out alter or discon-
tinue such highway las the case may be), shall not
be reversed, such county Judge shall then proceed
| IN the same manner Is now prescribed by sec
tons seventyuine T9l, eighty t00), and eighty one
(S1) of chapter one hundred and fifty two U52), of
the general laws of 1869, in of appeal TO a
justice Of the peace of adjoining town, far
said sections applicable to this act.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be in full
force from aud after its passage and publication.
| Approved March 4, 1875