Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-03-26
Published March Ia, 1879.
CHAPTER 1872.

Superior, and for the better enforcement of the
fish and game laws of the state and to repeal
three of the revised statutes.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. Any person or persons who shall
catch or take any fish from the waters, of Lake
o T Of sa or ro W Waters te Green
Bay, within such jurisdiction with any trap or
the pot Of which are less than one inch and half
inch from knot to knot, or with mesh less than
less than ten Iol dollars or more than fifty (5o}
dollars for each days or part of days unlawful "
action in the name of the state of Wisconsin, be-
fore OF OF sad
shall go to the use Of the complainant.
persons to have in his their possession and offer
for sale any white rdS FISH or lake rgTt es
than three -fourths of a pound and any violation
Of the provisions of this section shall subject the
dollars nor more than fifty $50 for each ofenSe,
w costs Of IN to be of
the fine imposed to be paid to the complainant -,
sheriffs and their deputies of all eonstabes and
marshas and of all police officers in the state to
forced; and. upon verbal complaint made to any
such officers by any person that the I OF
fore the proper court, and upon warrant to arrest
the offender or offenders and to take him or them
officer may sulnmarily arrest, without warrant
s Rs o ID S Gf or
sons so arrested shall within twenty-four hours
such period Of time shall BE held in close custody,
and until taken before such court.
seetion4 Any officer named In this s, act who
hereby imposed upon him, shall be deemed guilty
of mSfeasance in office, and upon conviction shall
nor more than fifty (5o) dollars for each ofense.
with costs, to be recovered in action in the same
Section 5. In order to secure the better enforce
IN n of Of n a
state for the protection of fish and game, the fish
to OF afe Who
shall be resident of either the county of Ashland
such counties; and it shall be the duty of the per
son so appointed to prosecute for all violations
So,aton IF the general laws Of this State for the
protection of fish or game in the counties named
shall not exceed the sum Of seven hundred (7oO}
dr per to be ad Sy 6 f tSsm
topably. at their option. if they shall 50 agree
hereby authorized and empowered to pay such
so b Sqc9 Saary tRa6
Of fines received BY. him or, arising from prose
apponted snail receive the same fees as are now
APPOINTED by law for constables; but if the
amount thereof does not equal the sum heretofore
or either or any two of them. shall pay to such
person such sum as may be agreed upon not o61
W the ' be f9s the
such person appointed to keep correct state
ment of all fines received by him and of all fees
for service of process and he shall, whenever re-
CURED by the county boards of said counties or
by the county board OF either of them to furnish
statement on oath of the items of such receipts
pointed may be removed for cause by the state fish
commissioners.
Section g. The fish warden provided for in this
act shall, after his appointment before he enters
upon the dtcharge of his duties. take and sub
CURED by law for censabess and which oath and
bond shall be MED with tho county clerk OF t the
having fully qnaihed, in addition to the powers
thereby conferred upon him, shal have and pos.
conferred by law In and about the discharge OF
the duties imposed by this act. ,,a
and of the revised statutes of the state
Sect an s This act Shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publication
Approved March 4. 1873.
truDllsneu Marcn Il Isiy.)
CHAPTER 1885,
AN ACT to provide for the publication and distri-
button of the laws OF Wisconsin concerning the
organization and government of towns.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. The secretary of state is hereby au-
the aoa o Sno @
consin concerning the organization ana govern,
Officers and boards Of supervisors with practical
forms. by John G. Spooner and Hiram Hayes.
the sum Of hundred dollars as may be
agreed upon between the said parties and the gov
ney general: provided, that said manuscript shall
contain properly arranged all laws concerning the
organization and government Of towns which be
in force at the close of the present session of the
sha execute and deliver to the secretary of state
a good and sufficient release or assignment of ali
shall, without charge, prepare a suitable index for
said book, and supervise the proof reading and
publication of the said book.
Section 2. The secretary of state shall cause to
be printed, by the state printer. from said manu-
him, Seven thousand copies of said work. which
Of said stat for the Year is7s and WITCH When 50
printed and delivered, he shall distribute among
county sufficient number to afford copies to each
town therein; such distribution to be in the man
erai laws, and said books shall be distributed
among the town officers as the board of supervis-
Section 8. There is hereby appropriated out of
s fund.- d. nns eSDnsg
sufficient to defray the expenses authorized and
Section 4. This act shall take effect and be in
Approved March 4. 1873.
Published -4>srch Is, 1871
CHAPTER 1873.
named to Frank Shomer. A. W Farrand, e. CAL
lagher, NJ I. BATHS and j. L. Morse. as bounty
Tor the invention of a steam road wag on under
the provisions of chapter one hundred and thir-
Of the laws Of G ehape ss one
Two Two hundl ed ana ninety-three of the laws Of
n,
III senate ana assembly do enact follows:
rs Section /. There is hereby appropriated out of
any money In the state treasury, otherwise APP
rrOprlated, the sum of five thousand dollars: pro
ptded the parties herein named accept the said sum
IN full payment OF claims against the state
bounty to +. Shomer, A. w. Farrand, e. Gallagher
M. L. BATHS and j. +. Morse. for their d!sDurSe-
ments and expenses incurred in the construction of
steam wagon on highways in the compliance and
1ulhllment of the conditions set forth in chapter
one hundred and thirty-fOnr of the laws of 1915
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 shall not becOnstrued
as an admission that said wagon was satisfactory
compliance with the requirements Of said acts:
and provtded further, that the amount hereby APP
propraed shall be absolutely in full of all claims
ana demands OF all persons growing or in any way
arising out OF the actS above named The inven-
ton or contest over the said steam wagon.
Section 2. Chapter one hundred and thlrty-four
OF the laws Of 1875 chapter hundred and
elghty-twO of the laws Of 1876, and chapter two
hundred and ninety-three Of the laws Of 1877 are
hereby repealed.
Section 8. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March 4 1879.
Published March T. 1881
CHAPTER Ill.
AN ACT for more vigorous enforcement OF the
insurance laws of the state
The people of the State of Wisconsin,, represented
i'm assembly. follows: