The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-11

I aurh Society Is CrgdIlZtu,
in the office OF the register Of deeds of such coun-
tv in a book to be kept BY hin for such purpose,
| which certificate snaA De, IN substance, OF the
Know all men by these PRESENTS the under
| signed (nsert the names of signers) and those
! who are or may become associated with them for
the purposes herein specified, have organized
h1Tch Ter denomlnation5 located in nane
/ town, village or city in the county Of, state
of WISCONSIN, for religious, charitable and educa-
tiemaI purposes, which society shall be known
| and incorporated by the name of Cnsert name)
Section 3. When such certificate shall have
been duly recorded as aforesaid, the society
named therein shall be corporation under th1s
! Inconsistent with the laws of this state for the
/ regulation and government of such society ana
! its officers and may fix the terms and qualtfica-
! tions of office and mem bership in such organza-
! ton and may have and use a common seal, and
| corporate name may sue and be sued, and may
take receive purchase, hold and use both real and
| have been incorporated, and may mortgage, sell
and dispose of the same any portion thereof,
subject to the rules ana by laws LOT sucn cases
Section 1. Such society may take also by p!ur.
imnroye any lands intended to be used for
terry grounds buria-places, and sections four
teen fifteen and sixteen of chapter sixty-seveh
of the revised statutes shall apply to all lands SO
heretofore hereafter acquired for burial pur-
Section s. The secular business and temporal
affairs of every such society organized and iacoT
ministered by not less than three nor more than
nine trustees, who shall be elected in the manner
and hold office for the time prescribed by the con-
stitution and bylaws OF the society.
Section g. Whenever the established rules o
any church or religious denomination divide for
the election of trustees and prescribe that they
sfa hod 1Rf n they s6a be- elected in the
manner and for the time prescribed by such rules,
and the trustees so elected may become a corpora
ton in the same manner as hereinbefore proAided
for society. and when so incorporated snail De
subject to ali the provisions OF this act apphcaOie
thereto
Section z. No failure to elect trustees al the
proper time, or in the proper manner, shall WORK
the dissolution of such corporation, ana those
once elected shall hold their office as such trus-
tees until their successors are duly elected:
Section s. The trustees of every sucn cnurcn or
society shall appoint clerk or secretary, ana
treasurer with power to remove the same, ana
inRs and of all business meetings OF such society
to be kept and they shall be IN dneaT OIL
nation applicable thereto, ana not 1nconslstent
with the laws Of this state ana by the constitution
Section 9. Any existing religious society hereto
fore opganIZea of It's memheTs incuding in every
case all the members at the time acting as trus-
ration under this act by making ana recording
the certificate provided in this act, with an aoo1-
tional IN s1c and tbe cornoration con-
nected wi before that time been known ana
oafIized under this act but such reorganiza-
ton shall not work change OF the eccIeslast1cal
connection Of any such society.
Section 10. If any such religious corporation
heretofore incorporated under the laws OF TINS
state shall fail to become reincoroorated as mere
be dissolved but shall be subject to the rules and
it is ected and to all the provisions of this
act which relate to the election ana o9t1es oI
trustees and to the powers, franchises and priv,
eQes of religious corporations; and such acts and
parts of acts providing for the organization, in
as re in force at the time of the passage of this
act shall not hereafter apply to such societies ex
ceDt as is hereinafter provided.
Section H. None of the provisions of this act
shall apply to or in any way AFFECT the protestant
or any society religious corporation being or
purporting to be or may hereafter be organized
and incorporated in connection with that church
or denomination.
force from and after it's passage and publication
Approved March Ii, 1876
Published April IT, 1851
CHAPTER 343.
AN ACT to apportion the state into senate and assem-
bly, districts.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. Until there shall be a new apportion-
ment the senators shall be apportioned among the
several districts of this state as hereinafter men
toned and each district shall be entitled to elect
one senator. oa~sh
The counties Of Door, Kewaunee, Oconto and
Shawano shall constitute the first Senate district:
The county of Brown shall constitute the second
senate district.
The county of Racine shall constit ute the third
senate district.
The counties of Crawford and Vernon shall con-
stitute the fourth senate district.
The first sixth, ninth, TENTH and thirteen tn
Granville, Milwaukee and Wauwatosa, in the
county of Milwaukee, shall constitute the fifth SEN
ate districts.
The fifth, eighth, eleventh and twelfth wards,
in the city of Milwaukee, and the towns of Frank
lin Greenfield Lake, and Oak Greek, in the coun-
ty of Milwaukee, shall constitute the sixth SEN
ate district.
The second third, fourth and seventh wards, of
the city of Milwaukee, shall constitute the seventh
senate district.
The counties of Kenosha and Walworth shall
coOStitrte the eighth senate district.
The counties of Green Lake, Marquette and
Waushara shall constitute the ninth senate dis
trict.
The county of Waukesha shall constitute the
tenth senate district.
The counties Of Chippewa, Clark Lincoln, Tay-
lor and Wood shall constitute the eleventh senate
district
The counties of Green and La Fayette shall con-
stitute the twelfth senate district
The towns of Ashippun, Beaver Dam, the city OF
Beaver Dam, and the towns of Burnett, Calamus,
Chester Clyfnan, Elba, Emmett, Fox Lake, Her
man, Hubbard, Hustistord, lebanon, Leroy,
Lomira, Lowell, Oak Grove, Portland, the east
ward of the village of Randolph, the towns OF
Rub1con Shields, Theresa, Trenton and the south
ward of the village of Waupun, and the towns OF
Westford and williamson in the county of Dodge,
shall constitute the thirteenth senate district
The counties of Juneau and Sank shall constitute
the fourteenth senate district
The county of MaRltowoc shall constitute the NJ
teenth senate district.
The county of Grant shall constitute the six
teenth senate district.
The county of ROCK Shall constitute the seven
teenth senate district.
The towns Of Alto, Byron, Eldorado, Empire,
Fond du Lac, Friendship, Lamartine, Metomen,
Oakfeld. Rlpon, Rosendale, Springfield, Waupun,
the north ward of the village of WaupuD, and the
cities of Fond du Lac and Ripon, in Che county of
Fond dLac, shall constitute the eighteenth senate
district
The county of Winnebago shall constitute the
nineteenth senate district.
The county of sheboygan, and the towns Of
Ashford Auburn, Calumet Eden, Forest, Marsh
6aId Taych0da
Fond du Lac, shall constitute the twentieth senate
district.
The counties of Marathon, Portage and Wsu-
paca, shall constitute the twenty-frst senate dis
| trict. .
The counties of Calumet and Outagamie shall
! constitute the TIVE nty-second senate district.
The count, of Jefferson, and the fifth and sixth
/ wards of the city of WATERFOWL in the county OF
! Dodge shall constitute the TWEEN third senate
| district.
The counties of Ashland, Bay field, Barron, Bur-
] nett Oonglas Polk, and St. Oroix shall constitute