Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15
LAWS OF WISCONSIN.
Published March %, 1891
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-u . ,eople of the state of Wisconsin, represented
ln ~ senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
seton /. Any person who shall catch or take,
attempt 70 do so, from any stream, lake or other
o., in this state, any brook trout. by any de-
va or means whatsoever, between the fifteenth
w Of september and the succeeding fifteenth day
April in any year, or who shall catch or take or
o,ssr,pt so to do, from any such stream, lake or
w., waters any brook trout, at any time, bv any
gsyiee or means other than by hook and line or
ur,giing or who shall have any brook trout in his
ossession or custody taker by any means or de-
g1ce except hook and line or angling, or between
ne 6neenth day of September and the succeeding
Saeenth day of April in any year, shall be pun
;bed by fine not less than five dollars nor more
nan one hundred dollars together with costs Of
nrnsecutiOH for every such ohense, and shall be
Imprisoned in the county jail until such fine and
costs are paid.
,serin constable or fish warden, that the provisi-
ans of this act have been violated, such sheriff,
constable or fish warden shall make mplaint be-
fore the proper court upon warrant To arrest the
offender or offenders, and take him or them before
the proper courts for trial, and shall seize any
brook trout taken and any net on other device set
or used contrary TO the provisions OF this act and
convey the to place OF safety, and shall at
once make any inventory of The property and fish,
or either seized, and file the same in said oouit
section g. If such offender shall fail to pay such
fine AS said court shall ntict together with costs,
including the necessary expenses of the seizure
and care of any property OF any kind seized under
the provisions of this act the said court shall forth
with issue an execution Tor the enforcement OF the
same which shall be levied upon the property of
such offender, to make the amount of such line
and costs, and such execution shall be enforced N
the same manner as executions issued out of the
courts of justices Of the peace upon judgments
entered therein pJ0pIted, that whenever brook
trout shall be seized under the provisions of this
set, the sheriff or other officer having them in
custody shall forthwith sell the same for the best
price for cash, and the proceeds thereof shall be
paid into court the same rs derived upon execu-
ton as herein provided.
Section 4. Any person violating the provisions
of this act may be arTested upon a warrant issued
by the proper court IN a county nearest and most
accessible in the discretion of the officer issuing
such warrant to the place where the ofiense Is
committed, and taken to such county for trial.
Section 5. Justices of the peace shall have juris.
diction for the enforcement of the provisions OF
this act and for the punishment OF offenders there
Of and all fines received under the provisions OF
this act shall be paid one-half to the informer and
the other half into the school fund.
Section 6. Subdivision six of section six hun
dred and seventy, and section four thousand hve
hundred and sixty one, of the revised statutes,
and chapter seventy six of the laws of 1879, and
all other acts laws of this state in conflict with
the provisions Of this act, be and the sam" are
hereby repealed
Section l. This act Shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March l6, 1880.
Published March 25, 1897
CHAPTER 300.
AN ACT to provide for the inspection of illu
minating oils manufactured from petroleum on
coal oils, and to regulate the sale thereof, and to
repeal section four thousand three hundred and
fty-nine of chapter one hundred and eighty one,
revised statutes of 1878.
The people of the state Of Wisconsin, represented
in senate aud assembly, do enact as follows:
Section !. The governor OF this state shall, by
and with the advice and consent of the senate APP
point suitable person. who shall be a resident Of
this state and not pecunlarily interested, either
directly or indirectly, in the manufacture, rein
ing sale or lending of illuminating oils from pc
tr0eum or other sources or material who Shall
perform the duties of state supervisor of inspect
ors of illuminating oils as hereinafter provided
The state supervisor so appointed shall hold his
Office for term OF Two years, from the first day OF
April in the year of his appointment and until his
successor shall have been duly appointed and
qualified, unless sooner removed from office by
the governor and IN case of vacancy in this office
from any cause, the governor shall fill the vacancy
for the balance of the term
section II shall be the duty of the said SUI
peryisor faithfully TO supervise all inspectors of
Illuminating oils in this state, instruct them in
performing the duties of their Office, keepa record
OF the local inspectors reports to him. lie shall
prepare or cause TO be prepared suitable and uni
| form designs for brands or stencil plates, to be
used under the provisions of this act, and he may
furnish such brands OF stencil plates 10 all inspect
ON Of oils at their proper cost and expense
Every Inspector of Illuminating oils appointed as
hereinafter provided shall, the first day Of each
mouth, report TO the state supervisor of inspectors
lGh statement OF the number of barrels OF oil
inspected, the results Of such l. Ieciion, and an
account Of the actual receipts ais office, and he
shal al The same time remit the sum of two cents
Tor each barrel of oil he has tested during the pre-
codng month, which payment shall lie the salary
OF The supervisor of inspectors of Illuminating oils
AMI no other allowance shall be made for the ex
pcnses Of bis Office, Every inspector shall faith
tuily comply with all instructions issued by the
supervisor OF inspectors of Illuminating oils, and
shall furnish 10 him full information regarding
any accident or explosion that may come to his
ShoWedge from tire use of Illuminating oils, and
The sand supervisor shall report to thegoyernor an
huHlly IN October of each year.
section 3. The state supervisor of inspectors OF
uIHh mating oils Shall appoint III accordance with
the Provisions of this act inspectors of iuminat-
.ng oS WI" snail examine and test all illuminat-
lE OILS o.ri' for sale or for use in this state, Dy
~! PciSoh whatsoever, and shall demand and re-
we've all Ices ~ payment for such examining ard
.ssune ana who shall he liable to all the penal
utS hereinafter provided for any neglect or for any
HAIui misconduct or malfeasance in the discharge
ue dutles Aforesaid and the said state super
'lSof snail have pow er at any lime 10 remove any
Inspector so appointed upon reasonable notice or
wi HiSoliablc cause. And the said supervisor
thu an inspectors appointed under the provisions
q lliis act shall before catering upon the duties
" Mtir respective offices take an oath or aitrma-
ou iIthiHlly 70 discharge the duties of the same
r. prescribed by the constitution and laws OF
lhs state and the said SUPERVISOR shall execute
uod TO The people Of the state. in the sum OF
wv thohNahd dollars, conditioned for the faithful
lha,lee of all the duties imposed by this act,
- uolu 70 oe Med in the Office of the secretary
~ shle and every inspector appointed under
st. 'vt tiai execute bond to the people of the
TONED o. we sum OF two thousand dollars condi-
oFro es aforesaid, such bond to b. filed in the
specor e ". e.eIk OF the county wherein the in
plcae co. Mscaiing the same shall reside and du-
elert sb ny ueievf. duly certified by the county
and shGl he filed in the Office of the supervisor:
This sct sbem ts executed under the provisions OF
BY he ' sc, pe ior The use Of all persons aggricyed
OF Of The inspectors respectivey s axac,,ting he
| slneryis,,r , sIctleS on the bond Of the state
state and sa ht approved BY the secretary of
~ shaH be approved by The inGaa &c ,raiate in
he uiues IN which the inspectors executing
the Said ina sa'i respectively reside ,rondd that
city conpa e supervisor shall on request Of tie
ssnd Ne @ ol any city Of not less than six thou
son Whom INN m,nhhaDlians, appoint any suitable per