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

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rior to the annual village election at ,uch other
Tine or times the board may designate or re-
oui-e and he shall perform such oth.r drties and
exercise such other powers are given required
by this set, may be lawfully siven or required
ty the ordinances. bylaws, rules regulations Ct
Sec 2. This act shall take enec. ard be In force
from anG after its passage and pubics.!J1.
Approved March 4, 1915.
- ~sr g(Published March il, 1871
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AN ACT - authoriz county boards of supervisors
TO make ali T. edfui orders rules, regulations and
enactments for the preservation of fish.
The people Of the state OF Wisconsin. represented
in senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
the several counties Of this state, are hereby au-
thorized and empowered at any regular special
meeting thereof TO make, establish aud enact, all
needful orders, rules, regulations and enaciments
counties, and when made, established and en-
acted, said orders, rules, regulations and enact
ments, shall have the same force and effect NJ laws
of this state duly pa sed and published
Sec. 2. Said orders rules, regulations and enact
ments shxii specify the month CT mouths OF the
year IN which it shall be unlawful for any person
or person., to kill, destroy. catch take IN any
way manner, any kind of nsh, or any fish OF
certain kind, in or from any. or certain specihed
water of said counties and shall prohibit the
taking or catching of such fish in such waters, at
any time, except in the manner and my the means
specified H. said orders, rules regulations or enact
ments and shhil also contain a section embed wing
he provisions Of section three of this act
Sec. 3. Ally person offending against the pro-
visions OF any such orders, rules. regulation
actuent when so ,iade and established shall be
punished By due Of not less than I'VE dollars nor
more than twenty dollars, ter each and every CT
Tense, with costs of suit, and shall be imprisoned
10 the county Jail Of the county in which the Of
tense shall have been committed, until such fine
and costs are fs'iy paid, or until discharged by due
course of law oue-half of such hne shall be paid
TO the complainant, and the remainder shall be
disposed of the same other fines.
Sec. 4. Ali the PRIV islonf of sections twenty-one
f.tfN
cha pter hundrtd add eighty three (Is3) of the
revised statutes of this state, shall apply to and be
IN force and effect in the construction AID enforce
ment Of said orders, rules, regulations and enact
ments.
Sec. 5. justices of the peace fhaI have jurisdic-
ton to hear, try and determine all costs Icssesl
which may arise under the provisions of said
orders, rules, regulations enactments: Pro-
vided, That the defendant shall not be deprived Of
jury trial, nor the right of appeal as in ether
cases triatle in justice's court
$50. 6. This act shall take effect and be In force
iron and after its passage and publication.
Approved March 4. 1875.
Published March IL, 1881
CHAPTER 100.
AN ACT TO amend chapter 1877, Of the general laws
Of 1871, entitled IAN act TO provide for the trial
OF ofense upon information. and to make the
general hws of the state applicable thereto"
Inc people of the State of Wisconsin, represented
In Sepe.c and Assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l.. Section six, Of said chapter 1877, is
hereby amended SO as TO read as follows: 1t shall
be the duty of the district attorney of the proper
county 10 inquire into and make full examination
OF all the facts and circumstances connected with
any case or preliminary examination, as provided
by law touching the commission of any odense
whereoTI the offender shall have tbeen] or shall be
committed to jail, or become recognized held to
bail, and TO nile an Information setting forth the
crime committed according to the facts ascertaued
on such examination and from the written testi-
mony taken thereon, whether II be the same Of
Tense charged in the complaint on which the exam
nation was had or not but if the district attorney
shall dete mine in any such case that an informa-
ton ought not to be filed, he shall make, subrcrbe
and file with the clerk of the court a statement In
writing, containing his reasons, fact and In law,
for not fling an informatlou in such case such
statement shall be filed ut and during the term of
the court at which the offender shall be he d tor
appearance Provided. That in sach case the court
may examine such statement, together with the
evidence filed iuthe case, and IL upon such exam
nation the court shall not he satisfied wit, such
statement, the district attorney shall be directed
by the court to file the proper information and
bring the case to trial.
Sec. 3. All acts and parts of acts coutravening
the provisions OF this act are hereby repealed
Sec B. This act shall take eff Ct and be in force
from and after It's passage.
Approved March 4, 1875.
Published March IL, 1881
CHAPTER DOS.
As Act in relation TO the service of summons or
process on foreign insurance companies.
The people of the State of Wisconsin, represented
In Senate and Assembly, do enact follows:
Section l. Any and all summons process IN
any action or proceeding IN any court, hereafter
against any insurance company doing business in
this state, but not incorporated by under the
laws of this state, may be served on any agent or
agents of any such insurance in this state
and any and every such service shall be deemed
valid personal service upon any such insurance
company.
Sec q The term agent or agents used in the fore.
going section snail include agent, surveyor,
broker or any rson who shall receive applica-
ton or make any contract for insurance, collect
or receive any premium or deliver any policy.
Sec. ). This act shall take effect md be in force
from md after it's passage aud publication.
Approved March 4, 1875.
(PubshedMarch 10, 1875.
CHAPTER III.
Az ACT to encourage the building Of narrow gauge
railroads and to secure cheap transportation to
the people.
The people of TIE 81 ate of Wisconsin, represented
in Senate aud Assembly, do enact as follows:
Section 4. Any county, town, Incorporated city
or village I'm this state, is hereby authorized and
empowered TO aid in the construction of any mar
gauge railroad " this state, to be constructed
by any company, under and by authority Of any
law of this state, provided by act entite 4
IAN act to authorize municipal corporations to aid
IN the construction Of railroads, approved March
IS, AID. 1872, and all acts amendatory The reof.
Sec. 2. Any municipal corporation named in the
foregoing section. may, by agreement between the
railroad company and such municipality, take first
mortgage bonds or capital stock, part first mort
gage bones and part capital stock, the railroad
so aided. in lieu of the stock Of such company for
the aid so subscribed. The ngre' ment between
be arrived at provided in sections three CO and
four ~, of the act aforesaid, and all the conditions,
restrictions, provisions, instructions, forms and
quirements Of every kind and nature, in the act
bereinbefore mentioned, shall apply to this act and
be complied with, both the part Of the railroad
company and the municipality subscribing such
aid, meaning and intending hereby only 80 change
said act, approved March 25 A. d 1872, to
authorize the receiving of first mortgage bonds, by
municipal corporations subscribing aid to narrow
gauge railroads, in lieu of the stock Of such CON-
pSny, the better to secure such municipalities
against any possibility of loss in subscribing aid to
narrow gauge railroad companies.
rec. 8. And 10 further secure the people against
eYtortccate rates of freight and passer ger fare all
railroad companies, before asking aid under this
act shall by resolution of their board of direct
ON, AZ the maximum rate of passenger farce and
rates Of freight of all classes to be charged b, such
eoiupany for the period of ten yeSrs from the date
of such resolution Provided, The passenger fare
and rate of freight liked shall at time exceed
the raj es xed by the laws of this state; and such
company shall cause such resolution to be recorded
the recorders office of each county in this state
through which their road shall pass, and the rates
and fares fxed shall be binding upon such COM
pany, its SUCCESSORS or assigns, for the time so
fixed in such resolution. That is to say, such com
pauy shall not exceed such maximum rate as deter
mined by their resolution, but may, at their option,
lower reduce either passenger fare or rates upon
freight, and such resolution by the railroad COM
pany shall be made part OF the proposition teald
agreement with, the municipality subscribing aid
10 said COMPANY.
Sec. 4. aud be IL further enacted, That each
county, town, Incorporated city Incorporated viii
fage subscribing aid to marrow gauge railroads un-
der this act, sha from year to year. and each year
for the period of ten uo) years, in proportion to
the aid each municipality shall subscribe for the
capital stock of such "a lroad, receive from the
state treasurer the money paid to the state by the
railroad 40 aided for license or tax.
SEC. s. 1t shall be the duty of the proper officer
Of each municipality subscribing aid TO narrew
giuge railroads under his act, at the time of is
suing their bonds to the railroad company, in pay
u,e1I: the capital stock of such railread COM
psily, to forward 10 the state treasurer statement
chewing the uumher of each h0pi data nal yaua