Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-05-02


tendance ia advance.
Section 2. All acts and parts of acts contrs
ven lI the provisions of this act are hereby re
Approved March 7. 1877.
Published March q. 1871
CHAPTER 222.
AN ACT relating to foreclosure sale [andl amenda
tory OF section two of chapter 299 of the geners
senats and assembly, de enact as follows:
Section J.. Section Of chapter 299 of the genera
ths following words, viz And sny such sale here
tpfGre made or hereafter to be made in good filth
fact that Judgment for any det cheney remainin
due, after the application of the proceeds of sue
with interest and costs has been included in tn
original ply Judgment of foreclosure; or by reason
bec,"se OF such fact, unless upon due inquiry i
sna ne made to appeal afrmatively to tn
fered material Injury by reason of such fact.
Ion 2 Ihts act shall take effect and be
force from and after its passage and publica tion
Approved March 7. 1877.
Published March 81. 1877
CHAPTER l4y.
IN ACT relating to corporations organized under
the laws of this state, and amendatory OF ior
8, cnapter JAG, of the laws OF 1872, of an act
corporations for other Than manutacturing ne o.
cantile, insurance, banking. transportation OF
trading purposes" approved March Is, 1872.
The people of the state OF Wisconsin, represent in
senate and assembly, do enact follows:
= section SectoH s, OF chapter l46, laws of 1872,
Is hereby amended by adding to said section s the
following The officers and managers of any insti
tatIon organized pursuant to this shall receive
are committed thereto, and shall all children
IN such Institution to be in such branches
and capacities and shall especially cause the girls
to be taught domestic avocations, sewing, mend
ments, with the common branches of education.
me oincers OF any such institution shall have
power IN their discretion to bind GU any cnld
mltted TO it apprentices servants during their
min1riy, to suGn persons and to learn such proper
be most for the future advantage of such child.
Such officers may also in their discretion give away
ions contained in chapter l3 of the revised statutes
to the apprentices and servants and to the person
or persons to whom they shall be bound by virtue
ficers binding him, aud the person or persons to
whom such child is bound shall he subject to all
the provisions of said chapter.
Section 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March 6, 1877.
Published M arch 81, 1871
CHAPTER a6
AN ACT to amend section of chapter II of the
revised statutes, entitled .'Of resignations va
cie s.'' anu Removals ana Oh supplying vacan-
The people of the state of Wisconsin, in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
sta tutes is hereby amended read follows:
D. circuit
cult in this state shall have authority, ia term
time or IN vacation, to remove any clerk of The cir
Ga the eomft any eounty within his circuit when
execute properly the duties of his office when on
charge. and evidence such Judge shall be satisfied
habitua and willfdl neglect of duty, if the opin
ION OF such 1dge such misconduct or neglect shall
any circuit conrt in this state shall also have the
his AMY officer S
opinion OF such Judge. upon proper pro f. that such
town officer shall have been guilty Of willf1l and
duty proUaded, that no officer mentioned in this
section shali be so removed unless charges thereof
snail rage been preferred by tax payer and
eiector of this state to SUCH judge, and Notice of
the hearing and copy of the charges delivered to
the officer charged and full opportunity given
him to be heard in his defense.
Section 2 In case Of removal of any officer as
provided in section of this act, it shall be the
auy OF the Judge to FIJI the vacancy SO occasioned
ice who shall hold the office until his su ccessor Is
seeto ans aqahed st % sw and n0
force from and after the passage and publication
Approved March, I, 1877.
.t Published March q, 1871 tsgs.
CHAP FER 2l7.
AN ACT to facilitate the perfect execution of
mi trusts in certain cases.
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
between hs
and the mortgages or trustees named,
or to er
of any of the provisions of su mortgage deed of
parties thereto thereunde. either of the parties
such mortgage or aeed OF trust or al OF them
any County within which the morgased
property or any OF it may be situated. havea judg-
ment or decree declaring the true latent and mean
deed of trust the construction of which is so In
to Of
such jud gment or decree shall be binding upon the
til the same is reversed on appeal as hereinafter
provided -.s-
Section @. The petition shall be filed in the Office
of the clerk of the circuit court in and for tho
county in which the proceeding is instituted, and
shall IN al cases set out OF have annexed thereto
and of the whole thereof, and shall contain re.
ea OF or of or ff such
is in controyersy, with precise and accurate
Of fling such petition the Proceedings shall be
considered an action pending il the circuit court
Section 8. Upon presentation of said petition tc
the Judge OF said court he shall by order fix the
time and place when and where the same will be
except in cases where all of the parties said
or deed oftrus join in said petition be not less
than sixty days from the date of said order; pro-
uided frher that if any of the said parties not
resident in the United States, said time shall be
der. Immediately upon the making of said order,
the party or parties signing and filing said petition
shall give notice to all the parties of said
or deed of trust who have not joined in the said Pc
tltlOn OF the Ming OF the same, and of the time
when and the place where the same i'll be heard
as fixed 10y said order. Said notice shall be acco N
panied by copy of the petition, certified by the
clerk of said court, and shall be delivered personally
to the party intended to- be notified and said
tice when to be served without the United States
shall also be accompanied by copy of this act.
Proof OF the delivery of such notice and copy OF Pc
titon shall be made, if tn, party notified is resident
in any of the states territories of the United
States, by affidavit of the person delivering the same,
authenticated under and in accordance with the
provisions of chapter 10 of the general laws of 1864
entitled - An act to amend chapter one hundred
and thirty-seven of the revised statutes entitled
Of evidence" and if tn said notice and petition
are delivered without the limits of the United
Wit taken before judge of court of record Of the
country where such delivery is made certified by
the clerk or prothonotary of such court under the
seal thereof; provided further, that hea ring shall
be had upon such petition until the expiration OF at
least ninety days from the date of delivery OF such
notified. The court in which such proceeding is in
sttuted, may at stage OF said proceeding order
any party whose presence he may deem necessary
and proper, to be served with notice erenbe1ore
provided and for that purpose may stay all further
proceedings on said petition, and any oWnerEo1
may appear ard be heard In such proceedings. The
said court shall also be at liberty to adjourn from
time the said hearing to postpone the same the
practice in proceedings authorized by this act shall
be the same so far applicable the practice which
governs the prosecution OF other civil actions IN
said court. L-s.-
Section A. The court may, if essential. take
proofs upon the hearing of said petition, and the
judgments of decree rendered thereon shall be en-
tered and docketed other judgments and de-
of said court. Either party may file excep-
tions to the decision of said court in said pro