Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-18
LAWS OF WISCONSIN.
Published February 20, $780,
CHAPTER 10.

t re1yse of the state of Wisconsin represented in
.enste and assembly, do enact follows:
section l. Section four thousand one hundred and
.ty-thre of the revised statutes Of the state of Wis
nsin Is hereby amended by adding after the word
-aroads in the seventh line of said section. the
lis or military roads, so that said section, when
.mended, shall re- d follows: Every patent which
4. been heretofore executed and delivered by the
commissioners of school or university lands, or which
san hereafter be executed and delivered by the
eissioners Of public lands puIportng to convey any
and Of any descrpt ion, and every deed or patent
shich shap have been at any time executed and de-
tnds Granted to the state by the United States to aid
m the construction of railroads, military roads, or
any swamp or overhowed lands, shall be received as
ur umptive evidence Of the facts therein stated and
INT the grantee named therein became vested there
m At the date thereof with absolute title in fee to
me lands therein described.
Section O. This act shall take effect and be In force
from and after its passage and publication
Approved February 10, 1880
Published February 20, $780,
CHAPTER %.
AN ACT 10 provide for the purchase Of Websters I'M
abridged dictionaries.
Thc peopo of the state of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows.
Section /. The state superintendent Of public in
.,ruction lie hereby authorized and directed TO pur
chase, behalf OF the state six hundred copies of
the latest edition of Wobster's unabridged dictionary,
ST cost. delivered ut his Office, not 10 exceed seven
dollars per copy.
Section o The said dictionaries, when procured,
shall be delivered in accordance with the provisions
section five hundred and nine of tie revised stat
ties.
Section 3. The state superintendent of public in
sruction is hereby authorized to obtain Webs ter's
unabridged dictionaries TO be sold TO members Of the
legislature, the employees of the and official
persons connected with the state departments in suf
hcient number 10 furnish not exceeding one copy to
each such person at the price paid for the same
Section 4. There is hereby appropriated out of the
general fund sufficient TO pay for the diction
aries above provided for.
Section s. This act shall take effect and be in force
rom and after its passage and publication.
Approved February 10, 1880.
Published February 20, 1891
CHAPTER 70
AN ACT 10 provide for the compensation Of certain
additional employees of the legislature 10. 1880.
ne pc, le of the state of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, DO enact as follows:
Section l. The following additional employees of
the senate and assembly heretofore employed at the
session Of 1880, to-wit: For the senate, four commit
Zee room attendants, one wash room attendant, one
document attendant, one gallery attendant. one
anitog at three dollars per day each, aud three mes
senger boys at two dollars per day. And for the as
senhly on one document rcom clerk and attendant
at three dollars and fifty cents per day, two commit
attendants, one jantor. at three dollars per
day one messenger, at two dollars per day. Each
shal be paid per diem. respectively for the time dur
ing which they have been actually employed, but no
longer than from the date of commencement 20 the
adjournment Of the legislature.
section .. There IL hereby appropriated from the
state treasury sum sufficient to carry out the pro
visions Of this act
Section g. This act shall be in force and take effect
from aud after liz passage.
Approved February 10, 1880.
Published February 20, 1880
CHAPTER IL
AN ACT no appropriate the sum of FIVE hundred dol
lars 10 the Wisconsin state dairyncna association.
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l.. There is hereby appropriated out Of the
general fund to the Wisconsin state darymens asso-
o!aticn, the sum Of five hundred dollars
Section @ This act shall take effect and he in force
rom and after lite passage and publication.
Approved February 70, 1870.
Published February ~, 1891
CHAPTER 10.
AN ACT changing the name Of the county u New to
Langlade
The people ot the State Of Wisconsin represented in
.enate and assembly, do enact as fo'ows
section /. The Of the county of New, Or
ganizod By chapter hundred and fourteen of the
laws Of 1879 il hereby changed 20 that OF Langade
by which name of Ianglide said county shall here
aiter be known and designated
Section =. This not shall take effect and lie in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Auuruyed February 70, 1880,
Published February "a, 1880
CHAPTER %.
AN ACT for the protection Of passengers railroad
carr, and comforting police powers on conductors
aud agents, in certain cases
Tn peOrle of the state Of Wisconsin Represented in
senate and assembly, do enact a follows:
Section l. In case it shall become necessary for the
protection OF the passengers IL any railroad car from
The violent abusive, profane, cr indecent language or
conduct OF any passenger. the conductor OF such train
Is hereby authorized and empowered 10 arrest sum
ma1ly ana without process such passenger and ne
place on such train, until its arrival at some usual
stopping place. when he may Ia put of the train and
put into the custody of some proper officer for prose
rItiOn II necessary for this purpose, railroad con-
duc"rs while in charge OF trains, are hereby invest
ID With the powers of sIcrifs aud conFtables.
Section 2. Any person who shall, while riding in
The car, either Of a freight passenger or other
train. on any railroad In this state, utter in
decent, ohacene, profano language in the hearing
Of other passengers riotousy or boisteroucy con-
duct himself to the annoyance Of other passengers,
who shall obtain any money or property from any
passenger person in such car by means Of any
game or device, or attempt so to do shal on conVic-
ton thereof, be deemed guilty of misdemeanor and
b. punished by fine not exc, Cdlng one hundred
dollars, or imprisonment IN the county Jail for
period not exceeding ninety days, or BOTH IN the dis
crou of the court. Railroad conductors are hereby
invested with the power of sherfs and consablcs III
regard 70 offences under this section, occurring upon
trains in their charge, and are empowered to
arrest summary and without process and detain any
prsou violating any OF .ts provisions until the car or
tram hall arrive at some usual stopping place, where
sheriff, deputy, under sheriff of any county, or
constable, or marshal or policeman ~ any city or
village IN this stat may be- to whose custody nc may
deliver such offender, with written statement, sieci
ying generally in what respect such person has mir
behaved: Il there be such officer present t. re-
ci't the offender, the conductor may deliver him 70
ne ticket or freight agent at such stopping place,
WIN such statement, who shall detain such offender
W us custody, and may exercise the powers OF sher-
ms and runstabCs in regard to persona charged with
CRIMES IN doing 80, until such officer may be OBJ
I.nsa q take charge Of the offender, 10 whom be
''''iNtr'tu, Win SUCH 7'avui'h' lh'"' ~ 90
ea-al'or, and such officer shall take the person SO
o"enhng into custody, md II shall be his duty 70
ul" 70 Institute complaint against such person
W' sum offence before justice OF the peace IN his
my and such Justice snail have jurisdiction b try
s,9 Offender oud to in pose the judgment authorized
BY '1t- section.
section b This act 4 all take ELECT and b. IN force
.l4 ana after its passage and publication.
APtF97ed February IL, 1880
Published February a, 1901
CHATTER 81
~ All 60 amend section four thousand seven hum
.-Nd anu syty-iive, of chapter one hundred and
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