Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-06

state, and extending thence ny he most direct and
feasible route to the boundary ns between this state
and tae said state II Minnesota, opp sue me corpo-
rate limits 4 said city Of Wnons, srh 'ot thst puf,
pose the said city of Winona may se4aife ana mold
for the purpose aforesaid by purchase. sit o, other
wise, AS shall be agreed upon between the ssd a. y
and the owners thereof much land, rot exceeding
four rods in width, shall be necessary for ne con-
struchon and maintenance Of said wagon read. Said
city may also build construct and maintain all sl,-b
bridges and culyerts shall bc necessary and
convenient for the use of said wagon read the
said road hereby authorized shall be private road
and shall never become public highway by use or
otherwise nor shall the state OF Wisconsin or any
county or town therein, ever become liable in any
manner therefor, or to maintain the same or any
part thereof 10 any person by reason IF any nur-
les sustained by or upon the same.
Section s. That the portion of said bridge that
shall cross the western channel Of said river, from
the westerly bank of said river to the sand bar or
island IN said river, situated at opposite 10 section
one, township eighteen north, of range eleven west
OF the fourth principal meridian WISCONSIN, shall be
constructed US q pontoon bridge, and shah be
structed to offer reasonable and proper means
for the passage Of vessels and RATS through the
same, and not to materially interfere with the
navigation If SAID river
Section a. That the said city OF Winona may yb
ordinance, determine and decide that such bridge
shall be used, operated and maintained with with
out costs to the travelling public or to persons
ing the same, or for property conveyed across the
same, and should said city decide to charge toll
therefor, il may by ordinance control, fix and regu
ate the rates charges for toll upon said bridge
any portion thereof; pr0rfded, that the charges for
toll shall not exceed the following rates: For each foot
passenger, fifteen cents; fer each horse mare or
mule with or without rider, thirty cents for each
additional horse mare or mule, ton cents for each
team, VITA vehicle, loaded unloaded with the pas
sengers therein, fifty cents; for each single horse
with vehicle, with without passengers, forty cents
for each cow ten cents for each swine OF sheep
hye cents.
Section s. The said city Of winona is hereby au-
thorized by ordinance to provide regulations for the
general management of said bridge.
Section g. The said city Of Wtnona shall IN liable
for all damages sustained or suffered 10y any person
travelling, being upon its said wagon road or any
bridge constituting part thereof, caused by the inn
proper construction of such road or bridge or want
of reasonable diligence in keeping tire in repair
and the said city Of Winona shall appoint in writing
suitable person, who shall reside in the said coun.y
of Buffalo, its agent or attorney upon whom service
or process for the commencement OF actions to re-
cover damages for any such injuries and service Of
such process in the manner prescribed by law for the
service of process in civil actions upon persons with
in this state, shall be deemed service upon said city
of Wnona Such appointment shall be Deposited and
filed in the Office of the county clerk OF said county OF
Buffalo. A failure to appoint and have an agent of
said city in said county herein provided, or to pay
any Judgment recorded against 1t under the proNis
ions hereof shall operate revocation of all rights
authority conferred upon or granted to said city by
the provisions of this act.
Section T. This act eha take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March is, 1880.
Published March q, 1891
CHAPTER 316.
AN ACT rro iding for the withdrawal from market
and sale certain state lands and for ether pur-
poses.
The people OF the state Of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section /. All state lands now situated within and
owned by the state of Wisconsin, known swamp,
school, university other lands owned aforesaid
and described in the report Of Charles j. Allen, cap
tain of engineers to Brigadier General II. q, Wright
CHI of nf k.I tat.1 u,.l
bearing date December II, 1872 which, according to
eaid report 1t may become necessary TO overflow, use,
occupy or control In the construction and mainten-
snce OF the dams, reservoirs and other improvements
to navigation contemplated in sad report, except
such tf said lands may be contracted for SALE
hereby withdrawn from market and sale, and none
Of said lands sold contracted to be cold sh all
hereafter be sold, shall any privilege license
authority be given to any person or persons whomso-
ever to cut down or destroy any timber growing on
such lands, except as provided for in section two OF
this act.
Section O. Said lands may be used and occupied,
tho absolute title thereto in fee may be acquired
by the United States for the purposes aforesaid upon
such terms and conditions, and in such manner as
may hereafter be agreed upon by the United States
and this state.
Section g. This act shall take effect and be IN force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March l6, 1880
Published March 81, 1901
CHAPTER 1913.
AN ACT to promote good order and rcpress crime.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. Every convict who is now or may be
hereafter confined IN the state prison, ana SHAH con-
duct himself in eaceful and obedient manner, and
faithfully perform all the duties required of him,
shall be entitled to dimunition Of time from the
term of his sentence not exceeding the amounts spec-
fed in the following table, for the respective years OF
his sentence, and pro rata for any phrt OF Il year
where the sentence is for more than year:
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