The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-11
Published April s, 1876
CHAPTER 241.

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eighth congressional district, and to organ
ize and define the boundaries OF certain
towns therein.
The people of the state Of Wisconsin, repre-
sented in senate and assembly, do enact as
follows:
Section 1. The county of Lincoln is hereby
attached to and shall hereafter form part OF
the eighth congressional district.
Section q All that territory embraced with
In the following limits, to wit: Commencing
at the southwest corner OF township number
thirty-one (31), north Of range four az east,
thence running east TO the southwest corner
of township thrty-one (31), north Of range
six CO. east, thence north on the range line,
between ranges five 60 and SIX 60, to the
northwest corner of township thlrty-three
$780, north of range six Co east, thence west
to the northwest corner of township number
thirty-three (33) north of range four (D east,
thence south to the place Of beginning, shaI
constitute and be known as the town Of Corn
ing.
Section g. All that territory embraced within
the following boundaries, to wit: Commencing
at the southeast corner OF township thlrtY-one
(31). north of range ten (10) east, thence
running north to the northeast corner
of township thirty three (33), north of range
ten (10) east, thence running west to the
northwest corner Of township number thirty
three (33) OF range eight (8) east thence
south to the northwest corner OF township
thirty-one SD, north of range (8) east thence
west to the northeast corner of section four
"a, of township thirty-one (3l). range seven
~, thence south to the southeast corner OF
section thirty three (S3), township thirty one
(31), range seven Cd east, thence east on the
town line. between towns thirty 600 and
thirty-one sd to the southeast corner OF
township thirty-one (SI) range ten QO) east.
to the place of beginning. shall constitute and
pe known as the town of Pine River.
Section 4. The balance of the territory OF
the county of Lincoln, not embraced in the
above mentioned towns Of Corning and Pine
River, shall hereafter constitute and be
known as the town of Jenny. The county
board of supervisors shal not have the power
to change the boundaries of said towns OF
any of them for three years next after the
passage of this act.
Section s. .The qualified electors Of the town
of Corning shall meet at the house OF Jacob
Weber, in said town. on the first Tuesday OF
Arr1l next aud shall elect the various town
officers, as is now prescribed by law.
Section g. The qualified electors OF the town
of Pine River shall meet at the school-house
in said town of Pine River, OF the first Tues
day of April mex, and shall elect the varl-
Gus town officers, as Is now prescrlDea D1
law.
Section T. The qualified electors of the towr
of Jenny shall meet at the school house. IL
( aid town of Jenny, on the first Tuesdsy IL
April next, and ehall elect the various towI
officers, as now prescribed by law.
Section s. After the several elections shall
have been held, as provided by this act anC
the officers that may be elected thereat shall
have duly qualified according to law, thu
several towns above mentioned, shall b'
deemed to be duly organized, and shall possess
all the rights and privileges of other towns O
this state.
Section 9. This act shall take effect and b.
in force from and after its passage and publ
cation.
Approved March 10, 1876.
Published April7, 1876.
CHAPTER Al.
AN ACT to provide for the incorporation Of rehe
ious societies.
The people Of the state OF Wisconsin, representa-
in senate and assembly do enact as follows:
Section l. The male mem bers who are of full az
of any Christian Hebrew Church, which ha
been or may be organized in any town, village o
city of this state, and which at the time mair
tains regular public worship, NOT less than thre
in number, may, after due pablo notice. organ
Ize religious society for religious, charitable