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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-02

premises to redeem such Judgment At snv time
before sale on paying 10 the clerk Of the court in
which in gment Is rendered. or TO the holder or
owner OF 81 q ~ gment. or his alto ney the
amount OF such Judgment and costs ana all sub.
segment costs and interests the con and any sub
sequent ircun brancer redeemiug said promises
as 0, esaid shall lie entitled to lien upon the
mortgaged premises for the amoont so paid to re-
deem said morgaged premises, and shall be sub
rogated TO all the rights Of the plaintiff in said
iud4inent.
Section = The officer or person making any
such sale ,hall with n ten days auer making the
sale lie with the clerk Of the court in which such
Judgment shall be entered, a report OF the sale,
and Immediately after the sale ply err to the
parties entitled thereto or their attorneys unless
otherwise ordered by the court the proceeds OF
such sale over and atove hi lawful fees and dis
bnr>ements. Upon he filing of said eport the
cle,k OF said count shall credit the amount realized
from snch sale, over and above the legal costs OF
said sale upon the judgment rendered in said
action, and II the oceeds of such sale iu>ufli
cient 10 pay the amount due on the Judgment, the
plaintiff hall have exec ton for the balance re-
manning unpaid, ana he Judgment igiually rem
dered shall not be lien upon real estate uuti
alter the sale OF the mo tga ed p emi,es.
Section Sales of MOI tagged premises by vir.
tue of any Judgment, obtained before this act
takes elect, may be made III accordance with The
p DIVISIONS of this act. in nc O. dance vita the
provi ions of the law in 70 ce nj the time such
Judgment was obtained. If a sale made under
the proSi sions Of th~ act upon Judgment OF fore
closure rendered before the d s>age of this act
said sale sh II MOI be made until one year after he
rendition OF the Judgment and Judgment for the
def iency, If any shall be ente ed in accorda &C
with the provisions OF law in force at the time the
original Judgment OF foreclosure was rendered
Section ., Sections ont and two, of G apter
one hund ed and fortys v,. Of the Revised Stat.
utes. entitled Of actions for the folecos ire Of
mo- tgage,' and chapter one hundred and ninety
five. ef the general laNs Of 1854 entitled d" an act
authorizing the redemption OF lands sold under
foreclosure OF mortgages, hereafter ex cuted. by
Judgment or decree of courts" and chapter 49, OF
M ppt cd IN octr aIati ina
to homesteads, and amendatory of section l. chap
Ter las, Revised Statutes, aud all acts. par OF
acts. conflicting or Inconsistent with this act are
hereby repealed.
Section 10. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March 3, 1877. 1%-COPY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-02
Published March 10, 1871
CHAPTER ll5.

AN ACT relating to deposits of married women,
trustees and minors in savings banks.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. Whenever any deposit shall be
made in any savings bank organized under chap
ter 1884, of the general laws of 1876 by or in the
name of any person being minor, or female
being or thereafter becoming a married woman.
the same shall be held for the exclusive right and
benefit of such depositor, and free from the CON
troll or lien of all persons whatsoever, except
creditors, and shall be paid, together with the
dividends or interest thereon to the person in
whose name the deposit shall have been made,
and the receipt acquaintance of such minor or
female shall be valid and sufficient release and
discharge for such deposit, or any part thereof,
to the corporation. And whenever any deposit
shall be made by any person in trust for another.
and no other or further notice of the existence
and terms of legal and valid trust shall have
been given in writing to the bank, in the event of
the death of the trustee the same or any part
thereof, together with the dividends or interest
thereon, may be paid to the person for whom the
said deposit was made.
Section 2. This act shall take effect from and
after its passage
Approved, March l, 1877. "a COPY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-02
Published March 10, 1871

AN ACT relating to the commencement Of 40
TONS and amendatory of section &c of chap ter
1873 of the revised statutes
The people of the state Of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact MS follows:
Section /. Section twenty-six of chapter 1888
of the revised statutes, is hereby amended, 80 as
TO read as follows: THE limitations prescribed
in this chapter shall apply to actions brought in
the name OF the state or for its benefit, in the
same manner rs to actions by private parties;
proydei, that this section shall not be SO con-
structed rs to enable any person 10 obtain title
to any lands tcnements or hcreditaments belong
ing to or owned by the state, by adverse posseo-
sion, prescription user
Section q This act shall take effect from and
after its passage and publication.
Approved March l. 1877. 70 COPY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-02
Publis he'd March T, lsT7.l
CHAPTER 81.

AN ACT relating to town insurance companies
4 he people of the state OF " iscon in repre- cnted
IN nate aud assembly do enact ps 70 lows
Section l. Any town insu ace company now
or hereafter To be organized tnder the laws OF
TINS state. in any town or number OF adjoining
towns, contig Gus TO any incorp rated city. NAV
III the board OF directors OF such company so
choose, keep its general o.lce and no any or all
OF its business meetings in such city
Section 3 All acts and proceedings of such in
surance companies heretofore had or done ut
meetings held in such city, or in or through its
business office in such city. are hereby legalized
and declared valid for all purposes
Section 3, This act shall take effect and be in
To- ce from and alter ts passage and publication
Approved March /, 1877. gsy~ COPY
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Published March Z, 1877. !
CHAP EIS on

AN ACl relating TO witness fees In courts OF rec
ords, and amenda, DRY Of chapter lI6 Of general
laws OF 1869.
The people Of the state of Wisconsin, repre- ented
in Senate and Assembly, do enact rs follows:
Section /, Chapter 10 OF the general laws OF
1869, Is hereby amended as to read rs follows:
That part OF section To- OF chapter 1873 of the re.
Vised sta utes OF the sta OF Wisconsin. relating
To the fees Of witnesses in courts 81 record, Is
hereby amended so as to read az follows: For at.
tending in any one action or proceeding in court
OF record one dollar and fifty cents fot each day
and seventy live cents TO- each half day.
Section 2. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after It's passage and publication.
Approved March 1. 1877. eH-CUPY.
END OF COPY LAWS,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-02
:RCOpY.
Published March 10, 1871
CHAPTER log.

AN ACT relating to estates in dover and amend
atory of sections II, IL and 10, chapter 80, of
the revised statutes.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. Section IT, of chapter SO, of the
revised statutes is hereby amended SO as to read
as follows: If any such jointure pecuniary
provision be made before marriage and without
the assent of the intended wife, or if it be made
after marriage, she shall make her election after
the death of her husband whether she will take
such jointure or pecuniary provision or the share
of his estate hereinafter provided.
Section 2. Section 49, of said chapter SO, is
hereby amended SO to read AS follows: If any
lands be devised to Il woman, or other provision
be made for her in the will of her husband, she
shall make her election whether she will take the
lands SO devised the provision so made, or
whether she will claim the share of his estate
provided in the next section, but she shall not be
entitled TO both unless it plainly appears by the
will to have been 50 intended by the test itor.
Section 3. Section 10 of said chapter 80 is here
by amended so as to read follows: When a
widow shall be entitled to an election under
either of the two last preceding sections she shall
be deemed to have elected TO take such jointure
devise or other provision, unless within one year
after the death of her husband she file in the
court having jurisdiction of the settlement of his
estate notice in writing that she elects to taxi the
provision made by her by law, instead of the pro-
vision made for her by such jointure or other pro-
vision or devise; and upon filing such notice she
shall be entitled to the same rights as to dover in
his hands, and the same rights as to the homestead
as though he had died intestatc and shall in add
ton thereto be entitled to claim and receive the
same share of his personal estate rs though he
had died interstate; p,ovhlcd, ho,ceyer that moth
ing herein contained shall entitle any such widow
to claim receive from the estate of her deceased
husband in any of the foregoing cases any greater
share part of interest i'll his estate than her
rights of dover in his lands her rights to the pos
session of the homestead during her wdowhood
and one-third part of his net personal estate.
Section 4. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March l, 1877. COPY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-02
Published March 6, 18TH
CHAPTER ~

AN ACT TO amend section -, chapter ia, OF the
general laws OF 49, :, relating to the organization
OF corporations for manufacturing aad other
purposes.
The people OF he state of Wisconsin, reprcs ented
in senate and assembly do enact M follows:
; ctiou l Section twenty-five OF chapter one
hundred and forty four of the general laws of ~
IL hereby amended 80 AZ to read follows to wit:
Section - Any corporation heretofore organized
under any special charter or general law Of this
state Tor any OF the purpose for which corpora
ITO may be formed under this &c may amend
its charter articles OF association according to
the pi DIVISIONS OF section twenty-one and OF sec.
ton nineteen OF this act, in like manner and with
like effect as corporations formed pursuant To this
act.
Section .. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
App owed February - 1877 eY-COPY
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-02
Published March :, 1871
CHA TER S-

AN ACT for the limitation of tax certificates
owned by counties or municipal corporations
The PEG lie OF the State of Wisconsin rep C.
scented in senate and assembly, do enact as
follows:
Section l. After fifteen years from the day OF
the sale q any lands or lots whether heretofo U
Of take no deed shall be issued on any certificate
OF such sale owned by county or municipal cor
polatlon, or by al assignee OF county or munici
pal corporation.
Sect on ?. This act shall not be held or con
strded Ia ext, nd in any way the period of mta-
ton for the issue OF tax deeds nov fixed by law
Section 3. his act shall take effect and be In
folce on and after January let 1873.
Approved March /, 1871, s~'"COPY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-02
LAWS OF WISCONSIN.

Where a superrluous word Is found IN the en-
~ act il Is printed in The text, but In italic
toiie anclo, ed in patenthesis, tfhDs.) Where a
anu anu Is found necessary sustain the -ense OF the
" a,i,.xt or where one word has been obviously
mistaken for another, the wGra Supposed to be
prIii act published in the State paper that have
.,nmord copy" are those selected by tn Sec
ao ary Of State as acts OF general interest as
Ie q, in sections 81 and ~ chapter 6, of the
po'sed ~ tue e. All publishers of weel y news
in the State who shall pub ish in their re-
iPnppcti.c newspapers the acts thus DIES gnated
VII WIZ an PErrR DOYLE Secretary of State.
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The Oldest Newspaper In the World.

The Chinese newspapers now ex-
tant, which may be counted on the ten
fingers, include one which is not only
the oldest s-journal in existence,
but can lay claim to he the most an
Gent medium of current intelligence
on record. This is the native publ
cation known to foreigners and called
the Pekin Gazette in its English trans
lation, which is occasionally quoted by
the British press us an authority on
official news from China.
The data on which this statement is
founded are given by Mr.. w. +. May
ers, Chinese Secretary to the British
| Legation at Pekin, in contribution on
the subject to the china Rerie,c, and
reprinted in the translation for 1874.
"The ordinary Chinese designation
for the paper, he says, sis Metropol-
itdn Ann0uncements.' but the publ
cation is also styled Copies from the
capital, and court announcements. "
1t is under the last-named title that it
was originally circulated in olden
tiNes, something after the manner Of
Her Males tvs Court circular.
The earliest notice of it is in the an
nails of the Emperor Kaiyuan. who
reigned from 7l3 to TAI of the Chris
tan era; and, furthermore, in the
"Notes on the Poetry of the Tang
Dynasty" the following passage oc-
ours: "IIau Yih being in retirement
at home, IA man one day knocked at his
door and offered congratulations, say
ing: There is decree in the court
Announcement to the effect that one
of the officials of the court has
brought your name forward, and you
have been appointed to Secretary
ship This appears in a note to the
following passage in the history of the
Sung Dynasty: Subsequently to the
period Cheng-ho CA. ID. 1l11-ll17) the
Emperor. Hwel Tsung frequently
went about incognito. At first this
was scarcely known to the public, UNI
til, in an address of thanks from Tsai
King, who says Your Majesty's
light equipage has seven times hon
ored my abode. Upon this the mat
ter became known on every side by
means Of the court announcements
| These evidences of the antiquity of
| the chinese Government G0zette are
taken by Mr.. Mayors from collection
| of miscellaneous notes, published about
century ago, under the title Ex-
| PLANTATION of Common Things" Al
! though he cautiously refrains from
giving any decided opinion with regard
! to the period to which the first issue
| can be- traced, yet We may infer that
4 il was in circulation during the second
decade Of the twelfth century. Pre-
Stunning that it was a written circular
at that time, there is no evidence to
show when 1t was first printed, further
than the general claim the Chinese
make in their National annals to the
invention OF printing from blocks OF
wood more than a century before NOV
able types were used in Europe. More
over, they have method of printing
from sheets OF wax, which resembles
lithography, that dates from an earlier
period, and both are used at the pres
ent day in the issues Of this venerable
newspaper. which appears in much the
same form as 1t did centuries ago.
! London Times.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-02

AN ACT relating to assaults with intent TO do
great bodily harm, and to prescribe the punish.
ment therefor
The people OF the state OF Wisconsin. represented
in senate aud assembly, do enact rs follows:
Section L. II any per.on being armed with n
dange Gus weapon, n saults another, with intent
to do great bouiy harm, he shall be punished by
imprisonment in the state Prison not more than
i've years, or by hhe not more than Ave hundred
dollars nor less than one hundred dollars.
Section 2 This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after it. pa sage and publication.
Appro, ed February % 1877. eg~CoPY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-02
Published March {. 1877.
CHAPTER 81.
AN ACT in relation iudgn

AN ACT in relation judgments.
The people OF the state OF Wisconsin, represented
III senate aud assembly, do enact n. follows:
Section |. No judgment heretofore rendered and
docketed in any court OF record in this state hall
be opened, vacated or set aside upon the gruand
that the attorney OF record in the action In which
such Judgment was rendered was, ut the time
oil the commencement Of such action and the
rendition OF such judgment, citizen OF another
state.
Sec. 3 This act shall take effect aud be in force
lom and after its passage and pub ical ON.
Approved February e, lSi7. kg~COPl
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and duties in laying out, altering or discontinu-
ing highways.
Section s. This act shall be in force from and
after its passage and publication.
Approved March 3, 1877. sH- COPY.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-27
NOTICIAS EXTRANJERAs.

-Constantinopla 28.-Un despacho
de Batum esechado aver dice que los
rusos atacaron nuevamente los tur-
COS siendo .rechazados con perdidas.
Todos los puertos rusos del Mar Ne
gro van 4 ser puestos en- estado de bio
queo por la escuadra otomana.
L5ndres 29.-La escuadra inglesa
ha zarpado de Malta con rumbo Cor
fiji.
Los preparatiyos de Inglatefra i'm
presionan viyamente. Se asegura que
la fota inglesa ira Alexandria.
Atenas 49, Grecia la tornado un
segundo cuerpo de eiercito compuesto
de 10000 hombres.
Los generates que mandan ell ejer-
cito turco destinado defender la Bull
garia, estan dando pocas muestras de
la pericia que acreditaron el ano pasado
guerreando contra Servia. Todos los
tacticos de Europa han extra1ado que
delasen al enemigo ocupaf libremente
la orilla izquierda del Danlbio sin ade-
lantarse ganar el puente de Barboch
por donde la ocupaclon Sc ha yer.flcado
' reciente esta falta acaban de permitir
< los rusos botar EN- ell Danubio canone-
ras llevadas por TERRA, ( liz vista de
una escuadra de ounce 8 mas buques
armados con 60 pleas de gruesa arti-
Iberia.
San Petersburgo 2. Todos los
hombres titles para tomar las armas en-
ell Norte de Russia Sc movilizan.
Ii Dra,.ta 1a
anunciado Que los huques rusos aban-
donen Ell litoral tureo en- Ell impforoga-
bic plazo de cinco dias.
-Yiena 2.Ayer ocuparon 4 Bayay
cid fuerzas del ejercito russo.
Paria 3.--Se han recibido detalles
de la toma de Rayaaid por los rusos.
A la noticia de Ia llegada de la diyi-
sion Eriyan 4 las inmediaciones de di-
cha plaza, Ia guarnicion. compnesta de
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GAcErA DEL 26.

Durante Ia ausencia del Excmo. Sr.
Captain General en- La vista, queda en-
cargsdo del despacho ordinario de esta
superioridad el Excmo. Sr. Segundo
CabO.
Queda dado de baia en- ell ejercito ell
eapitan de infanterla ID. Siro Vazquez.
En- el repartimiento general de la con-
tribncion territorial para 1877 4 7o de
Ia isla, resulta la siguiente derrama
riqAeza agrfcola, 1853, ,821 80 pesetas.-
ITrbana, 3O1 1895 -Pecuaria 1873 mil
746'65. Total de riqueza imponible
3,0f496I60. El cupo de distribution
para las tres classes de riqueza es el
del l5 pa.
El4 de iunio tendra lugar la subasta
del alumbrado de las guardias de esta
plaza en- la Comisaria de Guerra.
Los billetes del sorteo extraordinario
que se celebrara Ell 80 de junio, Sc en-
tregaran por la administration Gle lote-
rlas en- los dias siguientes Del 25 al 30
del corriente los 14,000 concedidos con
la rebaia del po6. Del 20 al 2 del en-
trante los 1900 reseryados para la yen-
to v del 10 al 90 los apartados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-27
25 mayo 1877.
TRLEGRAMAs.


De hos colegas de San Thomas tradu-
cinfos los siguientes
Nueva York, mayo 81. Noticias del
teatro de In guerra annncian que las
tropas s1lsas Sc estan extendiendo por
las riberas del Danubio y concentran-
dose carea de Gnirgeyo.g En- Armenia
Sc hauk apOderaEi6 de Ardahan, punt6
que DONNA la communication Kars Y
Erzeropm.r Los turcos pretenden que la
tom& ds Sukumka.i les da granles ven
taias sQhre y retaguardia de las .avan-
zadas rusas. So
Noticias de Paris aseguran que el
presidente Mac -Mahon ha puesto 4 las
Camaras IN lap alternative de aceptar
su dimision 8 de apoyar su ministerio.
Este nuevo ministerio ha separado a
veinticinco prefectos, trasladado veinte
v uno pensionado 4 ounce.
Id. 20. 6egun informes de Bucharest,
las Camafas rumanas han declarado la
guerra ( TnrquEl
Noticias del teatro de Ia guerra ase-
guran One los turcos han heeho una sa-
Ida de Kars
Ha oeurrido un motin en- la milicia
de MalIoM, Iflanda.
Ha tenidp lugar una explosion de un
globo enH Hui, "a ID que resnltaron Sc
riamente lastimadas ochenta personas.
Id, 49, On telegrama de Atenas afr
ma.que Grecia ha determinado decla-
rarslA guerra 4 Turqula menos que
seaElsatisfechas sus demandas, y que Sc
est4 prepafando para obrar Immediate
mepte.
En- al lanchaje de un buque en- Ches-
ter, Pennsylvania, seis personas fallecie-
ron aplastadas. ~
Nueya York "a Nuevas de Constan-
tinopsa afrman que ell Sheik- -ul-Is,am
ha proclamado la guerra santa
El Sultan Sc esta preparando para di-
rigirse al Danubio tomar alli ell man
do del ejercito.
El gobierno russo ha signiicado su
aquiescencia 4 respetar los deseos del
Austria respecto q Ia libertad de nave
gaeion en- Ell Danubio durante la guerra,
on tanto que esta medida no estorbe
operaciones militares inevitables.
Noticias de Sumatra dicen que Acheen
se ha sosnetido & los holandeses.
En- una reunion de los constructors
de buqnes enAyde han conyenido hoy
en- rechazar el arbitraie en- sus disputas
con los obreros.
L6ndres "a La existencia de az1-
cares On los cuatro puertos principales
de Inglaterra ell 10 era de l50, 1000 tone
ladas contra 173,0O0 en- igual dia del
andpasado.
Nueya York "a. Harina So Is. Az1-
cal. .cristalizada log 4 III cts. ib. Re-
guIar & buen refno 105 4 log. Orc
1861 (
I6ndres id. Cristalizada { 1,13 CHI.
9. D. 90. Mascabado { l, ch. 3p. Pur-
gado de la Habana H. II, { l, II CHI.
Ron / chelin 10 peniques gallon. Con-
solidados. ingleses 944a 4 !. Tres por
ciento frances So. Algodon 81 a5.
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GlCGf

Compania de opera. Brillante fu6 81
beneGGio de la senorita D'Aponte que
tuvo lugar ell jueves con una variada
function Ell teatro estaba literalmente
lleno, con espeeialidad los naloos que
atestados por ell hello sexo
que acudi6 espontaneo 4 dar una prue-
ba de deferencia 4 la simpatica Y exec
iente prime dnaaa italiana, earfespon-
diendo asl galantemonte q Ia dodicato-
ria de Ia function, consagrada ( varias
dignas representatives snyas y al CO.
mercio de esta ciudad NJ mismo tempo,
Agte todo debar nuestro es felieitar cor
diolmente q la senorita D'Aponte por
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UN REGALO.

En- Ia noche del 81 al II del corricnte,. g IA
desaparecido de la estancia &c Ia succession Ze.
vallos, un caballo color alazano perla, con mu-
cho pclo blanco intercalado en- TODD Il clerpO,
erin, cola Y copete regular, tencntlo la erin
como rizada, todo de color guajana, ai lucel0
jo blanca, delgado he pescnezo, cabeza larga,
paso corto y largo deyanatlo picando en- aniG..
dura, hace siempre que sc lc aproxima alguna
persona la demonstration de morder; de S 4
alos Y G. cuartas alzadas
III que 10 presente i su dueiio en- la Carolina.
sera gratificado con 32 pesos, y cl que de not.
cia segura dc su paradero, con 25 one sefan en-
tregados tan pr0nto sea recogido. -.Iesas As
S,,afez. LIS
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La PEQUEAA ANTILLA /
FABRICA DE Aqua CARBONICA
LINIONADAS GASEOsAS.
I. SAN JOSE q.

Alentado por In crcciente protection de
este culto yecindario, ell duefio dc cstt, Va
aereditado establecimicnto ha completado
su fahrlca con todos los aparatos, botellas.
4, que SO usan Ell los paises en- donde est.a
industra esta Il la mayor altalsl lei agra
,iRble SAILOR de estas innocuas behitlas slis
efoctos higienieos son va por experiences
aqul biGn conocidos,
Las pcrsonas que gasten abonarse nor me-
acs, q comprNr barriles & hotellas nueden
estar en- In segnridad de Que Sc los servira H
procios en- extremes lnodieo Los due ia.
yorezcan con s,ls pedilos esta fabrica caen-
ten con que han 6sa tofaar aqua oARRoNIcA I
LIai1NADAs 7AsEosAs LEdlTIMAs baratas asea.
das. AT