The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-03-30

4 SSctlOn IA. Inc commissioner ADDO nEe0 unQo1
the provisions of this act shall receive for hts
vices the sum of three thousand dollars per annum
| payable monthly at the end of each month, and
three dollars per day for travelling expenses fol
each and every day actually travelled in the perfol
| nance of the duties hereby required. He shall be
| furnished with all Office furniture and stationery
| and necessary books and maps, at the expense o.
| the state, ana The said commissioner is hereby
annual salary of twelve hundred dollars, payable
at the end of each month. The Office of said com
missioner SD all be kept at Madison, and all sums
Of money authorized to be paid by this act out o.
the state treasury shall be paid only on the ordel
| of the governor; provided that the total sums O
| money to be expended by said commissioner fol
Office rent. furniture and stationery shall in M
case exceed the total snm OF eight hundred dollars
per annum.
section Is This act shall be in force from and
after its passage and publication.
Approved February "a, 1876
Published February IL, 1875
CHAPTER %.
ACT providing for the laying out of building
lots without the limits of village city, and
for making map thereof, and for the recording
of the same.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. Any person owning tract of land
without the limits of any village city, and not
sdjoining thereto wishing to divide the same into
lots Streets and alleys for the purpose of sale
assessment, or both, may cause the same to be &C.
curately surveyed, and divided into lots, Streets
and alleys, as he may choose The boundaries OF
such lots, streets, and alleys shall be marked and
established in the field by suitable monuments
placed at all the Of each and every lot and
at the beginning and terminus of each and every
street. and at each every angle in such street or
streets. Alleys may be established by the bounda-
rieS of the lots adjoining thereto. When such
vey and subdivisions made shall be completed, he
shall cause map thereof to be made, which shall
truly and correctly represent the exterior bounda-
ries Of the tract of land surveyed and divided,
and of all the lots streets and alleys into which the
same shall be divided. The lots shall be numbered
in numerical order or ettered in regular alphabet
ical order.
Section 2. The following requirements shall be
fully complied with, to entitle map made under
the provisions of this act to be recorded in the Office
Of register of deeds
Section g. On the face of the map shall appear
the shape and all the exterior boundaries of the
lands which it is intended to represent. The shape,
boundaries and contents of each and all the subd1-
visions made thereof. The length and course of
all boundary lines and the center line of all roads
and streets, when such center line is not used
boundary line, shall be noted on the proper and re-
spective lines. All monuments erected in the field
must be represented in their proper and respective
places thereon, and the kind of material of which
such monuments so represented is composed, noted
at the representation thereof. When arc of a
circle is used boundary, or for center line OF
q road, or street. the main cord shall be drawn in
red, in it's proper and respective place, and on it
shall be noted its course and length the radius of
the circle of which such is part the angle be-
tween the main cord and the tangent, the detection
angle and the length of the DETECTION cord used in
stalking out such arc, the given to the tract of
land so divided and mapped, and the streets there
on.
Section 4. On the back of any map so offered for
record under the provisions of this act shall appear
and be written the certificate of the surveyor who
surveyed and mapped the land, which certificate
shall contain: 1st clear and concise description
of the land surveyed, by legal subdivisions when
practicable, otherwise by metes and bounds, start
ing such description from some corner established
in the government survey, or from some corner of
q subdivision of section used and recognized by
the United States in the sale of the public lands,
giving the town. range, section, and county where
in such corner is situated I'd. BY whose order
and direction he made the survey and map. Sd.
That the map is true and correct representation
of all the exterior boundaries of the land 80 survey
ed, and of the divisions thereon made. 4th That
he has fully complied with the provisions OF this
act in surveying, subdividing and mapping the
same.
Section s. The certificate of the owner of the
land, which certificate may be in the following
form, viz: T., hereby certify that caused
the land described in the foregoing certificate OF
-, surveyor, to be surveyed and mapped as
represented on the within map, for the purpose OF
convenience and certainty of description in the
sale and assessment of the lots therein contained
Such certificate shall be signed by the owner or by
his lawful attorney, in the presence OF two Wit
nesses. The person so signing such map and GER
tifcate shall acknowledge the same before some Of
fcer authorized to take the acknowledgement OF
deeds whose certificate of ACKNOWLEDGMENT in the
usual form of deeds shall be written upon the back
of such map and duly signed by the officer taking
the same.
Section g. 1t shall be the duty of any register of
deeds to whom is presented for record map made
under the provisions of this act to record the same
as town and city plats or maps are recorded. Any
map made, certified, signed, acknowledged and re-
corded under The provisions of this act, shall have
the legal force and effect in all cases town
and city plats or MAPS The register OF deeds
shall be entitled to the usual fees for recording
town or village pats for each ana every lot con-
tanned in such map, for recording the same, and
he shall be entitled to the fees per folio for
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such map as is allowed for recording deeds.
Section Z. All wri item or printed matter on eth
er the face or back of any ouch map shall be re-
corded and form part of the record. The whole
record shall be made in such manner that it will be
a fac simile of the original.
Section 8. This act shall take effect add be in
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved February IA, 1876
Published February II, 1861
CHAPTER 1S.
AN ACT to repeal chapter $40, of the laws of Wis
consin for the year 1875, act entitled " An act
to amend chapter 184 of the revised statutes, en-
titled 'Of inquests of the dead"
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
IN senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. Chapter three hundred and forty-two
of the laws of Wisconsin Cor the year 1875, act
entitled " An act to amend chapter one hundred
and eghtyfour of the revised statutes, entitled of
inquests of the dead, ." is hereby repealed.
Section 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved February IA, 1876.
Published February II, 1851
CHAPTER SO.
AN ACT to repeal chapter one hundred and seven
teen Q17), laws of 1869, and chapter nineteen
(I9) laws of 1871 entitled SAN act to provide for
system of county highways in Brown county,
and for the adoption of such system by other
counties"
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section /. Chapter one hundred and seventeen
117) laws of 1869, and chapter nineteen (19), laws
of 1871, are hereby repealed.
Section q This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved February Is, 1876.
Published February 10, 1851
CHAPTER u.
AN ACT to authorize town insurance companies to
insure real and personal property in any towns
adjoining towns in the same county where such
insurance companies may be located, and to le-
gaize such insurance heretofore made.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. It shall be lawful for any town insur-
ance company organized under the laws ot this
state without reorganization to insure the real and