The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-04-14
Published March 81, 1861
CHAPTER 282.

CHAPTER 282
AN ACT relating to the powers of county boards o
supervisors
The people of the State of Wisconsin. renresente,
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. Section two of chapter one hundred
ana nj y-two OF the laws of this state of 1872, il
hereby amt nded by adding to said section two thu
following words: prorided it stall be cempeten
Tor SAID county board OF supervisors by resolution
spread upon their records to designate or adop
snch roads as county roads for the purpose only
OF expending such money as they may annually
levy; thereby assuming no responsibility to persons
| or property, growing out OF damage claimed, on
account of bad condition of said roads unless
sad damage is caused by the neglect carelessness
| or TIE commissioner appointed by SAID county
BOARD OF supervisors to expend the money levied
zee Ion 2 THIS act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage
Approved March IL, 1876
published April l, 1861
| CHAPTER 33t
! AN ACT to amend chapter one hundred and fifty
TWO (l52), of the general laws of 1869 entitled.
" An act to codify the laws of this state relating
to highways and bridges
The people of the State of Wisconsin, represented
IN senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section |. If the supervisors or majority of
them, OF any town, shall believe that the amount of
damages allowed by the commissioners or iury
| appointed by justice of tie peace of the same
or an adjoining town, are excessive, they or a ma
Jorlty OF them, may, within thirty days after such
determination, appeal thereform to the county
judge, or court commissioner of the same county,
| tor the appointment of comIniss oners to
whom an appeal from such determination of the
commissioners or jury, appointed by justice of
the same, or an adjoining town, may be taken
Such application for an appeal, shall be made in
writing to such county judge, or court commits
sloner, and shall briefly state the grounds upon
which 1t is made.
Section 2, The said Supervisors 90 apnaalino
snail serve, or cause to be served the person or
persons who shall have applied to justice of the
peace as aforesaid at least six days fore the time
| OF making such application, notice. in writing
specifying therein the name of the county Judge
or court commissioner to whom, and the time and
place when and where such application will be
made.
Section 3. Upon filing such application by the
supervisors, and due proof of the service of the
notice hereinbetore required, upon the party, or
parties, who shall have appealed from the decision
OF the said supervisors, the county Judge or court
commissioner shall proceed and all the subsequent
proceedings, shall, so far as may be applicable,
conducted as prescribed in sections sixty three
slxty-four, and sixty five, Of said chapter one
hundred and fifty-two; and if the amount of the
appraisal OF such jury, so selected before sucn
county Judge or court commissioner, shall exceed
the amount awarded by the supervisors the costs
and expenses of both appeals shall be paid by the
town, but if such jury shall not award more dam
ages Than were awarded by the supervisors the
costs and expenses OF both appeals shall be paid by
the party or parties first appealing.
Section 4. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication
Approved March 49, 1876.
Published March 81, 1861
CHAPTER 1913.
AN ACT to amend chapter two hundred and
eighty-Dine (1S9), of the general laws of 1874
entitled . An act to amend chapter one hundred
and eighty. two Q82). OF the general laws of
1872, entitled AN act to authorize municipal
corporations to aid in the construction of rall-
roads -
The people of the State of Wisconsin, represented
IL Senate and Assembly, do as follows:
Section l. That if any of the territory of any
county, city, town or village which hall have, or
which may hereafter issue any bonds creating an
1n1aeotedness against such county, city, town or
village, stall be stricken therefrom while such
bonds shall be outstanding and unpaid, the county
board OF supervisors wherein such territory is
situated where such bonds are issued, shall have
power, and 1t shall be the duty of such board to
Annually apportion to the respective portion or
portions so detached or stricken therefrom, pro
rata, according to the last assessment roll of each
respective year. the amount unpaid on such bonds,
principal and interest, and any county, city, town
or village to which such territory shall be annexed
snail annually levy and collect tax on all the tax
able property within the said territory detached
as shown by the last assessment roll thereof for
the payment OF all moneys to become due on the
proportion of said bonds apportioned principal
ana INTEREST," IN addition to all other taxes, and the
money so raised shall be kept a separate fund,
and strictly applied for that purpose
Sec 2. This act shall Jake effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
Approved March 6, 1876.
Published March 3, 1861
CHAPTER 2y1.
An ACT to amend chapter one hundred and
elghty-four (o4) of the laws of Wisconsin, of
1875
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
III senate and assembly, do enact follows:
Section 1. Section one of chapter one hundred
and eighty-four of the laws Of this state of 1875
entitled 'An act to amend chapter one hundred
and fifty two Of the general laws of 1869 an act to
cod1fy the laws of this state relating to highways
and bridges" Is hereby amended by striking out
OF the fourth line and the last line of said section
one the words ''adjoining." that said section
one, when so amended, shall read as follows: Sec
I. rhn nal h
aggrleved by any determination of the commits
sioners appointed by justice of the peace of anv
town, or the supervisors of any town, either in
laying out, altering or disseminating, or in retls-
ing to lay out, alter or discontinue iany highway
IN this state may, wit bin thirty days after such
determ ination appeal therefrom ard appeal to the
count judge of the same county for the appoint
ment of commissioners to whom an appeal from
such a determination of the commissioners ap-
pointed by a justice Of the peace OF any town may
be taken.
Section 2. Section two of said chapter one hun
dred and elghty-fOur is hereby amended by strik-
ing out of the third line of said section two, the
words "adJOinlng," 20 that section two, when so
amended, shall read as follows: Section q Every
application for an appeal from appeal from the
determination of the commissioners appointed by
justice of the peace in any town shall be made
in writing TO such county judge, ana Snail briefly
state the grounds upon which it is made. and
whether it is brought to reverse entirely the de-
termination of the commissioners appointed bv
such justice of the peace; or only to reverse part
thereof and in the latter it shall state What
part.
Secs. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication
Approved March II, 1876
Published April l, 1861
CHAPTER 33I.
AN ACT to confer on certain associations of the
citizens OF the state of Wisconsin, the powers and
immunities of corporations and bodies polite in
law.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represe nted
III senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section !. At any time VIII n five or more per-
sons may desire to form mutual savings fund
loan or building association under the provisions
of this act, they shall make and subscribe Ger
tlhcate Of organization, and shall file the same in
the office of the clerk of the circuit court of the
county in which they intend to carry on the bust
ness of such corporation, and such certificate shall
specify:
LIST. The name assumed by such association and
by which it shall be known.
I'd. The amount of its capital.
Sd. The city, village or town in which such asso-
citation designs to carry its cooperative business.
and upon filing such. certificate as herein before
provided, the persons subscribing the same NAV
exercise all the corporate powers and privileges
conferred and shall be subject to all the liabilities
OF this act prOUlded that charter granted under
or by virtue Of the provisions of this act shall be
for longer term than twenty (2O) years.
Section 2. The capital stock of any corporation
created by virtue of this act shall at time con-
slst OF more than two thousand five hundred q 5Ou)
shares, of two hundred dollars (S100) each in