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

to and equipping the same as may be necessary
Provided such be with the consent of the dis
trict board of said district
| Sec H. When any free high school shall have
been established and maintained as provided by
this act for at least thirteen weeks in any year,
such high school district on complying with the
conditions herein set forth shall be entitled to
ceiye from the state one-haf the amount actually
expended for instruction in said school, not, how
ever, exceeding five hundred dollars IN any one
year. TO any one school to the two schools OF one
town. incorporated village or city. Provided, how.
ever That high school district, of larger popu-
latlon than three thousand, shall be entitled to re-
eelye at the rate of one hundred dollars additional
Tor each additional three thousand of population.
Ana provided further, That high school district,
town. incorporated village city, shall be entitled
70 such aid unless the appropriation and expendi-
ture Tor the high school or Schools the part OF
such district, town, village or city, has been ex
pendure for the high school or schools, the part
% soch district, town, village city, has been
elusive OF the amounts required by law TO be ex-
pended for common school PURPOSES Such state
aiu shal be paid from the state treasury on and
AFTER the first day of December of such year.
oec; iS 1t shall be the duty of the superintendent
VI p0hhc instruction carefully to examine the re-
ports made to him annually BY county and city SUI
pentendents, relating to high schools established
I9 maintained under the provisions of this act
SAu tne reports relative to the amount paid by
owns TO academies and colleges for tuition of p,l-
pt4s therein under the provisions of this act and
Sleer IOIy satisfying himself with relation thereto
ne snaA make certificate to the secretary of state
suoWlng what towns or districts are entitled to aid
rom the state under the provisions of this act and
'ne amount to which each such towns or districts
arg mus entitled; and it is hereby made the duty
~ ue secretary Of state, upon the receipt of such
eeruncate, to issue his warrant upon the state
treasurer, payable to the treasurer of the town or
tb slct entitled to receive the same for the sum
" = certlhed as due and payable to each such town
VI district; and it shall be the further duty of the
tsecetary OF state annually to include in the state
"a 4ppOruoned to the several counties Of the state,
eu amounts thus certified to him by the superin-
tenqent of public instruction as due and pavabe
loer the provisions of this act, which sum shall
og assessed and collected in the same manner as
N'Aef state taxes are collected,
sec. Ii. There is hereby appropriated annually
~ VI any money IN the state treasury, not other
"Is0 appropriated, sufficient to raeet the ex-
pendltures authorized by this act Provided that
5ot 10 exceed twenty-five thousand dollars shall be
UraWn from the state treasury for the purposes Of
'nlS act during any one year.
oec: 10. The term, high school district where
USED IN this act thall be deemed and held to mean
ana include the territory united in the maintenance
VI 1fee high school under the provisions of this
Sec. Is This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication
approved March 5, 1875.
Published March %, 1875.
CHAPTER 2S4.
An Act in relation to the duties and fees of regis
ters OF deeds and other county officers in certain
cases.
Inc people of the State of Wisconsin. represented
IN Senate aud Assembly, do enact as follows:
eecuon l. The register of deeds of each county
II inns state shall be entitled to ten cents for each
iolo Tor entering and recording any deed or other
instrument to be paid when the same is left for
record Provided That in no case shall the fees Of
any such register be less than fifty cents for record
receipts OF fees by any register of deeds is less than
ing any deed or less than sev6ny-ve cents for re-
corning any mortgage. Provided That wheneverthe
three hundred dollars per annum, the county board
oI supervisors shall have the right to vote a salary
10 sad register of deeds not exceeding two hun
dred dollars
Sec. 2. Whenever any book or public record in
any public office of any county shall have become
uAapldated and in danger Of being destroyed or
rendered lllegble by use, the board of supervisors
OF the county SHALL by resolution, if in their Opin-
ION It Is deemed necessary order such book or rec
ORD, or any part thereof to be transcribed by the
officer having charge of the same. Such officers
snail thereupon procure at the expense of said
county suitable book or books for that purpose and
accurately transcribe the same. He shall carefully
compare the copy so made with the original. and
snail certify thereon that he has carefully compared
SAID copy with such original, and that said copy is
correct transcript from such original and of the
Whole thereof, and that the has been so trans
crlbed by nm pursuant to resolution Of the board
OF supervisors OF said county, specifying in the
uhcate the date Of the passage of such resolution.
Sec. j. The copy so made shall have the same
ERECT as the original, and be evidence in all
where such original would be evidence and shall be
IN Its legal effect il all respects considered an
original record i'll such office.
Sec. 4. The officer transcribing any such book
or record, and all characters representing words
shall be counted words shall receive therefor ten
cents per folio, to be paid by the county provided,
however, that if the book record so transcribed
or any part thereof consists Of printed forms, with
blanks filled in writing of which the copy Is made
upon similar printed blank FORMS the fees for
transcribing the same shall be five cents per folio.
Sec. 5. All laws in conflict with the provisions Of
this act are hereby repealed.
See. g. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March ), 1915.
Published March %, 1881
CHAPTER 33n.
AN ACT relating to, and amendatory of section 3,
of chapter 2O2, of the laws OF Wisconsin of 1873,
entitled San act for the better organization OF
the militia of the State of Wisconsin,"
The people of the State of Wisconsin, represented