The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-03-29
Published March 4, 1871
CHAPTER llg
AN ACT to restore and continue the board {

| Published March 4, 1871
CHAPTER 119,
/ AN ACT to restore and continue the board q
/ trustees Of the Soldiers Orphans Home
The people OF the ssaiS 9I 40 eSa as 9ows
/ Section /. james ]. Binthf, Colwert 4. Pier and
/ William F. Villas, who were trustees, and COM
| posed the board Of trustees OF the Soldiers Or
phans' Home prior to, and at the time the rev sed
assueb trustees, and shall continue to held their
| respective Offices as such trustees during the
/ board Of trustees Of the Soldiers Orphans Home
shall be composed Of three mem bers, to be ap.
| pointed by, and to mold during the pleasure of
| the governor, and said board restored shall
be deemed the successor in law and con inuation
of the board az II existed PRIOR TO the rst day OF
/ November, 1873, with the same effect in all re-
| listed had not been repealed; and all the acts of
| the persons aforesaid as such trustees since
the first day OF November, 1875 are hereby legal
| ICED and declared valid.
Section q The SAID board of trustees shall elect
one Of their number president and choose a secre-
| tary who shall be a quaIife ed elector. The state
/ treasurer shall be treasurer Of said board. The
/ wednesday in January, and such special meet
! inQs they shall deem proper or as may be re-
! pert their transactions to the governor. No
mem Der of said board shall receive any compen-
/ sation whatever, but the actual expenses Of the
trustees and their secretary, in the discharge OF
their duties and the 0mpens alton OF their seere-
/ the secretary of state and paid out OF the state
Section g. The said trustees shall have general
supervision over the welfare of all children who
/ nave been at any time inmates of the Soldiers
Orphans, Home until they attain the age of TWEEN
/ ty-one years and may make such inquiries and
take such lawful action IN their discretion the
best interests of any such child requires and may
| con tract with the mother or legal guardian of
| suitable person for the care ! maintenance Of
such child until he shall attain the age of four
/ teen years; and for that purpose they are
authorized to pay to such mother or guardian five
dollars per month and to any other person six
| shall attain the age of fourteen years provided
that no such payment shall be made for any child
| cenber 1879 And for such purposes there is
| hereby appropriated out OF the state treasury
Section l. The said board shall also comp Iete
the Of all ftqSt fr de b or n
Of such children, and their acts hitherto in that
rssPe9t are s fa tss effect and be in
force from and after it's pa ssage and publication.
Approved February q, 1879.
Published March 4, 1897
CHAPTER 1872
AN ACT to apPEopaiat to the Ri In
/ of money therein named.
The people OF the state OF Wisconsin rePresented
Section1. There is hereby appropriated cut of
any II the geeraI n9t s &
Education Of the Blind, the sum &c Of eighteen
for current expenses and miscellaneous purposes
force from and after it's passage and publication.
Approved February y, 1873.
Published March II, 1871
CHAPTER 223.
AN ACT to provide for the sale Of certain Wiseon-
sin reports.
The people Of the state of wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, d. enact as follows:
Section l. The state librarian is hereby author
consisting Of forty volumes belonging to the
state, and now in tie possession Of Romano
cult, for sum not less than one dollar and fifty
ceats per volume, in cash.
Section z This act shall be in force rom and
Approved March 4, 1879.
Published March Il, 1871
CHAPTER 1876.
AN ACT TO provide for the utilization and distri-
orcanizat ton and government of towns
The people Of the state of Wisconsin, represented
Section l. The secretary of state is hereby au-
tho rized and directed to purchase OF the editors
VII cons rim concerning the Organization and gov
eminent of towns, and thu powers and duties Of
town officers and boadrs Of supervisors, with
practical forms, by John c. spooner and Hiram
Hayes, councillors al law" at such price, not
exceeding the sum Of twenty-five hundred dol
lars, may be agreed upon between the said par
ties and the governor, secretary OF state, state
said script shall contain properly arr ged,
all laws cooeTning the rganizat ton ana govern
the present session Of the legislature: and pro
and deliver to the secretary OF state good and
SUFFICIENT release assignment of all their inter
/ OFT charge. prepare a suitable index for said
book, and supervise the proof reading and publf-
Section > The secretary Of state shall cause to
be printed, by the state printer, from said manu-
. l.
/ him, seven Thousand copies OF said work, which
/ shall be bound in the same style as the session
lsws Of said state for the year 1878, and which,
/ when so printed and delivered, he snail distri-
butte among the several counties OF said state, al
lowing to each county q sufficient number TO af-
ford copies to each town therein; such distri bu-
/ tion 10 be in the manner provided for II G
/ distribution of the general laws and said books
/ shall be distributed among the town officers as
4 the board Of supervisors Of each county may or
+ der.
Section 5. There is hereby appropriated out OF
any money in the state treasury belonging to the
/ general fund, not otherwise appropriated, sum
I sufficient TO defray the expense authorized and
required by this act.
/ Section 1. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after it's passage and publication
/ Approved March 4, 1879.
Published March IL 1871
CHAPTER IS4.
AN ACT IN relation to lost com Missions Of officers
in the military service.
The people Of the state OF Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, d enact as follows
| Section I. In all cases where satisfactory evi.