Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-25
Published March 70. 1880, ]
CHAPTER l23.

tPublished March 70. 1901
CHAPTER 123.
~ ACT to amend chapter one hundred a1d forty
one Of the laws OF lSi9, in relation TO the dlS-
tributIon Of the blue book.
Tho people of the state of Wisconsin. represented
IN senate and assembly. do enact as follows:
Section l. Section one of chapter one hundred
and forty-cne of the laws OF 1879. entitled an ac'
chapter two of the revised statutes OF 1879 in rela
ton TO the distribution of blue books. IS hereby
of state shall cause to be printed four thousand
anu five hundred copies of such blue book annual
copies TO each member of the senate and assem-
bly,. five copies each TO the chief clerks and ser
of the clerks and employees of the two houses who 81
names appear IN the blue book fifty copies each to
the governor, secretary Of state and Superintend-
ent of public instruction; twenty five copies each
to the lieutenant governor, state treasurer and at
tOrnry general two copies each TO the rest or the
state officers in the state capitol and enc to each
OF lhelr ASSISTANTS one copy eacn 20 the state arI
the state board of charities and reform and to the
gent of the state university and normal schools one
copy to each OF the college academy. free htg y
school, normal school and free public libraries OF
the state and TO the sta te penal and chaIitab in
stltutions; one copy each to the county clerk and
in this state and to the clerk of the supreme court
of the United states courts for Wisconsin; one
the legislature; one copy each Justice or the
supreme court. 10 each Judge of the United States
courts sitting within this state, circuit Judge and
county judge. and twenty-five copies to the state
historical society. The remainder shall De kept by
the secretary of state who shall deliver to the su-
perinteasdeIt OF public property, at the commence
dred and thirty-seyen copies, TO be by him dis
tributed to the members of the legislature and to
house at the opening Of the session; the remain
der 10 be kept for exchange One copy OF such
state officer, and each member of the senate and
assembly and chief clerks thereof shall be bound
the person entitled to receive It. Each County
the office
shall be for the use of all persons desiring to use
The fr the once and OF s1G
blue book, other than such as is covered by tho
by the secretary OF state and paid out of the state
Section p The provisions of this act shall be
button for the year of 1884,.
Section g. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March 6. 1880
Published March IS. 1851
CHAPTER TO-
AN ACT to amend section four thousand five hun
dred and SiXty-fye Of chapter one hundred and
eighty-fve of the revised statutes, relating to
certain game.
in senate and assembly, do enact follows:
Section !. Amend section four thousand five
hundred and sixty-fve of the revised statutes, By
word of in the eleventh Inc the foloW3g: or
from any fixed or artificial blind or ambush 1ocat
lake, river bay or inlet"
Section 2 Also amend said section by striking
out The following words. after the word 'animals'
in the twentieth line, namely: tor any person. cor
Who shall in any Way or manner carry or export
out of this state, or attempt to do, or aid III SO
fowl Or animal mentioned in this seso ard
killed, caught or taken IN this state, except wild
pigeons. beavers; mink, muskrsts or other fur
Section g. Also amend the twenty seventh and
twenty eighth lines by striking out the words
Section 4. Also amend the. twenty ninth and
thirtteth lines OF said section by striking ont the
former" So that said section four thousand five
as follows any person Who snail take, catch Kill
destroy or wound any woodcock. prairie hen or
tailed grouse or grouse Of any variety, snlpe quail
mallard, wood or teal duck, deer. by the use OF
any ny, net snare, trap: gin, or spring gum or who
deer by or with dog or dogs or who shall XII
as Of Wf ra on ~
other than gun habitually used at arms length
raised and held by the hand. by any float, sneak
boat..sail or steam boat floating Dox or similar
device, or from any fixed or artificial blind or ann
bush located in open water outside or beyond the
natural cover of reeds, canes flag wild rice of
any lake river bay or inlet or attempt SO to do
the eggs. wantonly disturb modest the nesting
place of any prairie hen er prairie chicken, or
partridge, gnpe, wild duck, brant or goose, or who
snail Kill. destroy or wound any wild pigeon or
Bnrsue enrap or XII a any
beaver, mink, musErat or other fur bearing ami.
of water adjoining the lands of another engaged
IN the business on such lands of breeding or Iear
exceeding one hundred dollars. nor less than five
dollars, for each ofense such tlne. when collected
Section 5. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage and publication
Approved March ii, 1850.