The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-04-05

the service of process; such person, so appoint
ed, shall receive the same fees as are now ap-
thereof does not equal the sum heretofore named
as his salary, ia that case the said counties, or
son euch sum ag may be agreed upon, not exceed
ing, together with the fines and fees received by
person so appointed TO keep correct statement
OF all fines received by hun and Of all fees for
quired by the county boards of said counties,
the county board of ei ther q them TO furni sh
ceipts and the aggregate thereof. Such person
so appointed, may be removed for cause By the
state fl sh commissioners.
Section 8. The fish warden provided for in this
act shall after his appointments and before he
subscribe an o&th of office, and give bond as is
and bond shall be filed with the county clerk OF
the county in which he resides; and such warden,
after having fully qualified, in addition 70 the
and possess ali the powers of sheriff or of con-
stable conferred By law In and about the discharge
Section 7. Section four thousand five hundred
and sxtythree of the revised statutes OF the state
Of WiscoB Sin is hereby repealed.
Section s. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March 4, 1879.
[PuOp eBgpf maso9 35 3 1871
ACT to appropriate sum of money therein
named to Frank Shomer, A. w. Farrand, Z.
Gallagher, NJ. BATHS and j. F. Morse, as bounty
for the Invention OF 8 steam road wagon, under
the prvisions of chapter one hundred and thir-
tyfour of the laws of 1875, chapter one hundred
two hundred and ninety-three of the laws of
The people of the state OF Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly do enact as follows:
Section 1. There is hereby appropriated, out of
any money in the state treasury, not otherUi e
appropriated the sum Of Ave thousand dollars
provided, the parties herein named accept the
state, bounty to F. Shomer, A. W. Farrand.
E Gallagher, W. T. BATHS and J. F. Morse, for their
di bur sements and expenses incurred in the
con- pIiance and fnifIment Of the con9i ~
forth Chantpr hundred and thirtv-four n
the laws of $780, chapter one hundred and eighty
two Of the laws of 1876, and chapter two hundred
and ninety-three Of the laws OF 1877 But this act
snail not be construed as an admission that said
wagon was a satisfactory com pllance with the re-
quirements ofsaid acts: and provided further that
uteIy in full of ali claims and demands Of ali per
sons growing or IN any way arising out of the
acts above named or the invention contest
over the said steam wagons.
Section 2. Chapter one hundred and thirty-four
Of the laws Of 1872 chapter one hundred and
hundred and ninety-three OF the laws of 1877 are
hereby repealed.
seeton 8. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after it's passage and publication.
Approved March A. 1879.
Published March IS, 1871
CHAPTER 202.
AN ACT to amend section one thousand one hun
dred and twenty-one of chapter forty-nine OF
the revised statutes, relative to the collection
and payment OF taxes.
The people of the state Of Wisconsin, represented
il senate and assembly do enact as follows:
Section /, Section one thousand one hundred
and twenty-one or chapter forty-nine of the
yiscd statutes, entitled of the collection and pay
ment of taxes by county treasures, is hereby
amended By inserting after the word Bayfi -
the words = Burnett and Marathon so that said
section when so amended shall read follows
Section ll2l. The several county treasurers shall
pay to the state treasurer, the amount of state
taxes charged to their respective counties,
before the first day OF FEBRUARY in each year, ex-
las, Polk, Bayfield,, Burnett, Marathon and Ash
land, shall pay such taxes on or before the second
Monday in July IN each year.
Section 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after it's passage and publication.
Approved March 4, 1873.
(Pubhs shed March IA. 1921
CHAPTER 225.
vised statutes, relating to the assessment of
taxes, and chapter forty-ntne of the revised
statutes, relating to the collection of taxes, and
chapter fifty of the revised statutes, relating to
lands solo for taxes.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows
Section l. Section one thousand end eighty
by striking out the word two" where it occurs
in the eighteenth line Of said section and insert
Section ?. Section one thousand one hundred
and sixty-four of the revised statutes is amend
cordance with law" after the word apportion-
ment" in the ter tn line of said section
and sixty-fOur u, CT the revised statutes here
by amended by inserting the words . when made
tiOnment, in the tenth line Of said section. Also
by adding to said section follows The vaudity
may be attached and determined, and subsequent
re-assessment may be had in manner and form
and ten b, of the revised statutes, as amended by
Section f. Sections one thousand one hundred
and sixty-four b. and one thousand two hundred
and ten a, are hereby repealed.
Section 5. Section thousand two hundred
and ten b, ia eroby amended by striking out the
word conclusive" in the twenty-eighth and
thirtyrst lines Of said section, and inserting In
the ,Snrd % u,ber "a - occnrs IN he
fourth line of Raid section by inserting " if the
plaintiff shall desire 10 contest the validity of
such Te-assessment, he shall, Wi thin twenty days
after Euch roll shall have been completpd. q
with the clerk of the court where such action is
pending objections in writing to such re- assess
ment or tax relI, a copy of which objections shall
within five days after such fling, be served upon
the attorney for the defendant, and thereupon the
court may direct an issue to be mad up involv-
ing the objections aforesaid, which shall be tried
summarily by the court and thereupon the court
shall file an order sustaining oyerruling the
objections of the plaintiff aforesaid. If by such
order such re-ass or tax roll shall be held
invalid, subsequent re-assessments of such tax
may be had in manner and form as hereinabove
provided; and similar proceedings may be re-
sorted to, to determine the validity of any such
re- assessment. If such re-assessment and tax
roll shall be held by the court regular and valid,
if no objections thereto shall fled by tho
plaintiff, the court shall make an order requiring
benefit of the defendant The amount which by
such valid re-assessment he Justly ought to pay
II the amount OF tax imposed upon the plaintlf's
property by such valid re-assess ent shall equal
or exceed the amount imposed thereon by the
original assessment and tax roll, the plaintiff
shall be adjudged to pay costs of such suit: other
wise me pIalntln upon complying Wlth the oraer
jud gment with costs.
Section b. Section one thousand two hundred
and ten c, is hereby amended by striking out the
word " two " in the first line thereof, and substi.
tuting the word . section" " instead of the word
g sections" where it occurs IN the same line.
Approved March 8, 1879
Published March 4, 1891
CHAPTER l45.
AN ACT to provide for the construction of fish
ways in the outlet of Big Green Lake, Green
Lake county.
The people Of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. 1t shall be the duty of all persons
owning or occupying nj II dams now erected or
Green Lake, in the county of Green Lake, and
state of Wisconsin, to construct tshw ay in their
respective mill dams, Of sufficient capacity to
allow of the upward passage Of all fish commonly
saia fishways to be kept open during the running
season.
Section 2 Any person or persons maintaining
such mill dam across said stream, and neglectinR
TO comply with the above section for the space of
sixty days after the passage and publication of
this act, shall forfeit for every such neglect, the
sum of one hundred dollarE.
Section g All acts and parts or acts inconsist-
ent with the provisions of this act hereby re-
pealed.
Section A. This act shall take effect and be in
force from al after its passage and publication
Approved March l, 1875
Published March Is, 1871
CHAPTER 243
AN ACT relating to the lighting of the capitol
with the electric light.
The people OF the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, DO enact as follows
Section /. The governor is hereby authorized
and directed to negotiate with manufac turers of
machines for producing electric light respecting
the practICabiltty and cost of lighting the senate
and assembly cham bers aud the dome of the CAPT
toll building with the electric light, and he is
thoTiZed to permit any Of such manufacturers to
ment respecting such lighting, and may permit
such machines aud lamps to remain in order for