The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-03-29

An ACI TO secure To children the benefit Of an ee-
meutary education.
The people the state Of Wisconsin represented in
senate aud ass mbly, do enact As follows:
Section !. livery parent. guardian, or other per-
son in the state OF WISCONSIN. having charge OF
seven ana Htteea Years, shat be required To send
such child or children 10 public private sch Of for
at least twelve weeks in school year commencing
On he hrst day q septic ber, IN the year one tdou-
and eight nuudf ed and seyenty-nine unless the
school district village or city in which such parent
guardian shall reside, shall excuse by ysicians
attendance on il being shown to their satisfaction
that the chlld.s bodily or mental condition is such
70 study for the time required or that its time and
labor are essentially necessary for the support Of
Is being otherwise furnished with the means OF edH
cation for like period If time, has already
qulred fair knowledge Of the branches of learning
ordinarily taught in the common schools OF this
state provided that in case the public school of the
dence ~ he nearest trv-ied Rad he 5Ii nor he
liable 90 the provisions Of this act
Section .. The school district board or board OF
edCeati.. shall in their respective Districts the
within nIteeu days thareate Of each year, such
manner they SHAH dem most egpcdient ascer-
rain the condition 81 an children lery seven ana
fifteen years Of age, who shall le in attendance
their clerk record Of each and every violation Of
TINS act which record shall be open 70 the inspec-
ton Of every qualified eector and taxpayer IN said
SeetIon 3 such school books as may be necessary
sna PC turnis hed for the children contemplated in
TINS act, in tbe manner and under the conditions
rroylde5 for IN section four hundred and thirty
Section 8 In case any parent, guardian or other
person skelt IAN TO comply with the provisions Of
this asst, said parent guardian OF her person 81
&c 3aGe % me Of not loss than five nor more than
ten dollars fer the first ofense nor les than ten r
more thau twenty dollars for each and every subse-
quent 9tense such fne shall De collected by the
school district director or president Of the board Of
education the strict village or CITY in which
the offence Is committed, in the Of the state II
Wisconsin. IL an action before any Justice Of the
reSre or any cOurr having c0ulratfnt ietf1r
And the me Sc collected shall De paid into the school
fund.
airy school district president Of the board Of eiu
cation of any incorporated village city prose
cute an 0lense occurring under this act and such
person neglectlnE e prosecute Tor such the within
fifteen DAYS after a written notice has been served
him by any qualified elector or taxrayer within
the district. village city ia which the offending
party shall reside shall he liable me of OF less
than ten nor more than twenty dollars for each
Ceuse. such fine be collected IN the name of the
state Of Wisconsin in action before justice OF
the peace OF any court OF competent by
any efsou selling aESrleyed thereby Said fine
shall be paid 70 the town. village or city treasurer
IN accordance with section four II this act
section o. Two weeks atteu dance at half time or
night school shall be considered within the meaning
Ct this act s4ujyglent u attendance Of week
az day school.
ssctoH = This act shall take eject and be in force
from and sitter the frst day Of September, 1872,
Approved February =, 1879.
Published March $ Is-q
CHAPTER l5S,
n ACT % repeal section tRu hu .dred and seventy
OF the revised statutes and TO provide for the
redemption Of forfeited mortgaged lands and the
refunalHg Of surplus money thereon.
The people Of the state of Wisconsin, represented in
senate aaI assembly 10 enact follows
Sectlo3 I. Section two hundred nd seven ty-seven
az the revised statutes sre hereby repealed.
Section p IA all cases Of the sale of lands mort
gagged o. tbs state, made at public auction to satisfy
sueh mortgage or at private sale if made within