The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-04-17

w.. Ne s.,ear and the name of the city, village,
town and coruty in which i'd school l. to De To-
catad and maintained; such certificate stall be
sftached to such INSCRIPTION and hlpd in the Cf
fce of the register OF deeds of the county IN which
said school is be located, aud duplicate there
of shall be fled in the Office of the secretary OF
rtate.
uerson- who shah have sigued aud acknowledged
such oertifcafe aud tier associates and
shall thereupon by virtue Of this act, be a body
polite and crate, by the rame stated in such
certificate, and by that Eame they and their sue
cessors, stall and may have succession, and be
capable IN law of suing aud being sued: may have
and use common seal and tue alter and
change AT pleasure, and shall III law be eapab of
taking and receiving, by pure ase, gift, beque-t,
device, or otherwise, holding, owning and again
selling, or dieposiDg of property, both real and
personal, for t1e purposes of their Incorporation
but for no other puriote; may make rules and by
laws for the m nagement of the affairs Of such
corporation may e.ect or appoipt such officers,
agents or committees, as may be deemed Decessar!
for the management and conduct Of the bur mess
of said corporation, fix their term of ofic-. pre-
scribe their duties and compensation: may employ
teachers, and generally may adopt all such re3ull--
tons bylaws aud rules shall be deemed adyisa-
bic for the interests of such corporation, and the
accomplishment of its objects and purposes.
Sec. 3. All corporations organized pursuant 10
this act may annually elect from its members such
officers its bylaws shall provide for, at SUCH
time and place, and in such manner as may he
specified in it, by laws such bylaws may also pro-
vide for the filling Of vacancies among such Of
fcers and for the powers and duties OF such OF.
not be ssolyed by the fA TO elect its ocers at
the time prescribed in its by avs, but such officers
may be chosen at any later day named tor that pur-
pose in its bS laws or designated Tor that purpose
b. its officers.
Sec 4. All corporations orgdnlZed under this sct,
together with their books, rapsrs aud vouchers
shall subiecl t. he vista ion s1i inspection of
the state board Of charities AID reform, 90 are
othef state charitable and penal institutions
Sec. 3. Any court or officer, having criminal luris
dicton in any c,unt, in lis state, any judge Of
court Of record mayor of any city, may cause to
be brought before nim or it. any male child under
the age of tive we years, any female child under
the age of sixteen ears, that comes within any OF
the following descriptions TO wit: Ia is begging
or receiving alias, whether actual or under pre-
tense OF selling offering Tor sale anything, or
teipg in any pubic etrtet place Tor the purpose
OF begging receiving alas or that Is found
wandering and not haxing any home or settled
place of abode, proper guardianship, or means OF
subsistence; found destitute, either by Being
orpan or having a larent or parents who Is I'M
dergoiug imprisonment or otherwise; that e.
quents the company of repEted thieves or of iewd,
WRnton or ascivous persons in speech or behavior,
or notorious esoI ts of bad character that is
found wandering III streets, alleys public places,
and beongiL to that class OF children called ''rag
pickers, or that is inmate of any house of i'll
fame poor house whether in company with its
parent or parents or Otherwise or who has been
abandoned in any way by his parent partnt or
guardians; or who is without means of subsistence
or support. fale court or officer before whom any
such child shall be brought, if satisfied inquiry
of the fact, and that the welfare of such child will
be promoted thereby, may order any such child to
be sent to any industrial school organized pursuant
to this act within his county, if there be such
school therein, and If not, to any such school in
any county in this state; and may direct that such
child be kept aud maintained, at the expense of the
county, in such school, until 1t arrives at the age of
u years, be sooner discharged in this act
provided. Every court of record or officer having
criminal jurisdiction, may, its or his discretion,
commit to any industrial school organized pursu-
ant to this act, child, male or female, within
the ages aforesaid, who shall by such court Of
tcer be adjudged guilty of any crime punishable
with mpris nment, until such child shall arrive at
the age OF tSerty-one years, or be sooner dis
charged as in this act provided. and such child
shall be maintained in said school at the expense of
he county.
sec. 8. Any industrial school organized pursuant
10 this act may receive any such child directed to
be kept i'll 1T committed to il pursuant to the pro-
visions of the preceding section, placed in its
and keeping 10y Its parent or parents guard
ian and from the time of SO receiving such child.
shall have the exclusive custody, and guard
ianship Of any such child until such child shall be
discharged therefrom pursuant to this act Any
such child within the ages aforesaid may also be
committed 10 any industrial school oiganiZed pur-
suant TO this act, upon conn laint to any count of
record by his or its parents, guardian, or those
having such child in charge, that he or they are
unable TO control, and de to have such child
sent the industrial SCHOOL but in such caseskt he
court shall be first satisfied that the welfare of such
child viii be promoted thereby; and such in
drstrial school shall be compelled receive such
last med child unless the parent or parents,
guardian or person having such child ia charge
shall satistacto lily agree with the ofhc Of sue
industrial school for his or her maintenance and
care therein
Sec 7. All eentences, or,ers or commitments to
any industrial school organized nder this act shall
direct that the child be to such school till he
she arrives at the age of twenty ne years unless
sooner discharged by the officers of such school
pursuant to its by laws, who shall have authority to
discharge any such child when in their iIdgment
II shall be for his interest to do so.
Sec 3. The Off 'crs and managers of any indus
trial school organized pursuant to this act shall
ceve and take into such school all children Inch
are committed thereto by competent authority. and
@h rs sp nj Oh N he in
structed IN such branches of useful knowledge
may be suited to Their years and capacities, and
shall especially cause the girls to be taught domes
tic aVocatlons. sewing, including, Knitting and
housekeeping in oil its departments. with the
mon branches of education. ] be officers of any
such school shall have power their discretion to
bind out any child committed to it as apprentices
servants during their minority, to such persons
and to learn such pro;~er trades and emp'oyneuts
in their Judgment will be most for the future adj
vantage Of fdch child Such officers may also in
their discretion, give away to any suitable person
for adoption any such child during its minority.
All and singular the provisions contained in chap
ter one hundred and thirteen, of the revised stat
utes. entitled, ''Of masters and apprentices shall
apply to the apprentices and servants and to the
person or persons to whom they shall BE- bound by
virtue Of this act, and every minor so bound and
the officers bluding him and the person or persons
to whom such child is bound shall be subject 20 Il
the provisions of said chapter. Any commitment,
consent order com Knitting any child to any in
dustrial school found Iformedl pur, uant to this
act made pursuant hereto. shall he full, sufficient
ana competent authority to the officers and agents
of any such school +. I the detention and keeping
therein Of any such child. Any clergyman in good
standing of any church denomination, may, al
all reasonable and proper times and places. freely
minister TO and impart o-ai and religious instruc
tiou in accordance with the religious forms and
usages of his respective church or denomination
70 said inmates children who respectively belong
TO such clergymans church or denomination, and
be granted all reasonable facilities for the proper
discharge of bis duties as such clergyman.
Sec. .. The corporators of any Industrial school
organized pursuant this act shall consist Of such
persons a. shall contribute TO the expenses thereof
IN such manner as may be provided in its by laws.
Sec. 10. This act shall take effect and be in force
frem and after It's passage and publication.
Approved March 5, ISIS.
[PubIished March Is, 1871
CHAPTER 344.
AN Acr to amend chapter 1sl, of the revised stat
dtes, entitled "of inquests of the dead
The poop of the State of Wisconsin, represented
in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
Section /. Chapter one hundred and eighty-four
tiS4l of the revised statutes, entitled LOT inquest
of dead, is hereby amended by adding thereto the
following section: Section Il. In each and every
county i'll this state whose inhabitants exceed in
number ninetv-hve thousand, all the duties in the
foregoing sections of this chapter, required to be
performed by justices of the peace. shall be per
formed by the coroner of such county aud such
coroner is hereby invested with ali the powers of
idstlce OF the peace in taking inquests uv virtue e
any Of the provisions OF this chapter, and shall
have and exercise exclusive jurisdiction and power
IN taking such inquest in this cennty. except in
of inability To attend 70 such duties caused by
his sickness or absence, IN which case the same
NAV be performed by any justice of the peace OF
such county. Section -. such coroner shall be
paid quarterly out of the county treasury of the
prope, county, for the performance Of all his Of
fetal duties ard in lieu Of all other conlpensat on
a salary 10 be fixed by the board of supervisors Of
said county, and such shall collect fer al
official services which he may perform except in
Of inquestl such fees as he is by law en-
titled % receive, and shall the end Of every three
months, under oath, report and pay the to
the county treasurer Of said county Section Ii.
1t shall Ne the duty Of the board