Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-04-07
LAWS OF WISCONSIN.
Published March IS, 1901
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Corporation. and for such purpose may, with the
written consent of majority of the supervisors OF
such town, lay and operate its railway upon, across
along any highway, but not 80 as to obstruct the
common public travel thereon. Corporations may
be formed and governed in like manner Tor Tue pur
pose of building, maintaining and using street rail-
ways, with rails of wood iron, in any village or
town, to extend from any point in one village or
town to- into through any other village or town
and for running of cars propelled by animals, for
Che carriage of either passengers or freight; aid for
Chat purpose with the consent of the board of trs-
tees of any village, and with the written consent of
majority of the supervisors of any town in, into
through which such railway or tramway may ex
tend, may lay and operate their railways or tram
ways upon, across or along any highway, but not so
as to obstruct the common public travel thereon. In
any village the consent of the board of trustees shall
be given by ordinance, and upon such terms and sub.
ect to such rules and regulations and the payment of
such license fees as the board may prescribe.
Section q This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
Approved March Is, 1850.
Published March 49, 1891
CHAPTER 222
AN ACT relating to proceedings to enforce liens on
logs in certain cases.
The people OF the state of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section L. In actions to enforce liens on logs cut,
to be banked the Chippewa river or any of its
tributaries, except the Eau Claire river, where the
legs have been marked, the officer having the writ of
attachment execution shall make his levy by in
dorsing on the writ of attachment execution his
certificate that by virtue of said writ of attachment
execution. he has levied the logs descibed in
number of feet taken to satisfy the amount due the
plaintiff, specifying the amount. with costs, and by
filing certified copy of said writ of attachment or
execution with his Endorsement thereon in the office
of the clerk of the circuit court and lumber inspee-
tors Office, where the lien is claimed: provided that
the lien petition is not filed in the Office of the clerk of
the circuit court at Chippewa Falls Wisconsin, then the
levy shall not be complete until copy of said writ of
attachment execution with the Endorsement there
on shall have been so fled. The clerk and lumber
inspector shall be entitled to fifteen cents each for
their services.
Section .. When the levy is made in the manner
above specified the officer shall be deemed to be in
possession of the number of feet of said mark of
logs specified in his certificate, and if sale of said
logs is made it sha. not be necessary for the officer
making the sale to be in view of said logs.
Section 3. After the making of the levy before
specified, any person saving, buying using any
of the mark of logs levied before the lien claim is
satisfied shall be liable to said lien claimant the
officer evying the logs for the value of the logs
sawed, bought used. sufficient thereof to satisfy
said lien, claim and costs.
Section l. Tue person purchasing at the sheriff's
sale may claim the amount by him purchased, to be
taken from said mark of logs wherever the same
be found or may the value thereof from any
person that may have sawed sold used any of said
logs subsequent to the levy.
Section THIS act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage aud publication.
Approved March ID. 1880.
Published March 10, 1891
CHAPTER 2O7.
AN ACT to amend section three thousand seven hum
bred and twenty-five of chapter one hundred and
fftyeight of the revised statutes of 1873, relating
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact follows:
Section l. Section three thousand seven hundred
and twenty-five of the revised statutes of 1878 is here
by amended so to read follows: Section 3725.
If the plaintiff against the defendant in the
original action, and the answer of the garnshee,
when issue is made thereon, the finding of the
court jury ISSUE shows that the garniehee at
the time of the service Of the summons had property
in his possession belonging to the defendant, that
he indebted to him, the justice shall enter
der in his docket requiring the garnishee within ten
days. to pay deliver to the justice such property
or the amount of such Indebtedness, or much
thereof may be necessary to satisfy such judy
ment, with the costs thereof, and the costs of the
garnishee proceedings; or if it appears from such
answer finding that the garnishec is to pay de-
liver to the defendant any money or property in
any other manner or 1t any other time than imme-
diately and at the time of Che service of the sum-
MONS the same belonging to the defendant then the
order Of the justice shall be, that such payment
delivery be so made to the jus tice for the benefit of
the plaintiff. If such garnishee shall pay such in
debtedness and deliver such property as directed by
such ORDER the costs of the garnishee shall be paid
out Of the money property received by the justice,
unless the garnishee upon issue Joined with him by
the plaintiff shall have been held liable in greater
amount of property or Indebtedness than dis
closed in his answer. in which he shall not have
costs; and all property and effects, except money,
delivered to the justice, shall be by him ordered to be
sold on the execution against the defendant.
Section Q. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March II. 1880.
Published March 19, 1891
CHAPTER 242.
AN ACT to make the tenth day of June $780, a legal
holiday.
The people of the state of Wisconsin represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section 1. The tenth day of June for the year
1880 lis hereby declared legal holiday.
Section 2. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March Is, 1880.
Published March 10, 1891
CHAPTER DAB.
AN ACT to ratfy, confirm and make valid the acts
and contracts OF the site timber agent therein
named.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section 1. That cert.in sale of logs made by John
w. Bashford, as state agent, about August 10,
1875, TO Martin Mower and all and singular the terms
of such sale whether upon credit or otherwise is in
all respects hereby ratified, made valid and confirmed
from the date Of such SALE And all and every prom
issory note, BILL draft, cause in action, security and
evidence of debt Of whatever character heretofore
taken by him by the state of Wisconsin or at any
time acquired by said state in consideration Of or on
account Of or in any way relating to such sale
hereby ratified. adopted and mde valid in all poets
from the date OF such sae or from the date of such
writing, fully in all respects, if the said Bash
ford had possessed full authority to make such SALE
for cash or upon credit, he might elect, and to
take such pronssory note, BILL draft cause in action
security or evidence of debt.
Section 2. This act shall in no way discharge any
liability heretofore existing the part of the agent
aforesaid to the state.
Section g. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and utter its passage and publication.
Approved March Is, 1880.
Published March Is, 1891
CHAPTER 223.
AN ACT to provide for the individual liability of
stockholders in banks and banking associations
The People of the state of WISCONSIN, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. The stockholders. owners and part own
of any b.nk or banking association organized, or
hereafter to be organized under the provisions of the
entitled {! All act TO authorize the business of
banking approved April 49, 1852, and of the acts
amendatory thereof file with the state treasurer
of this state declaration in writing signed by each
and all of the stockholders owners and part owners
OF said bank banking association, and by them
duly acknowledged before some officer authorized by
law to take Acknowledgements Of deeds, consenting
and agreeing to hold themselves individually respon-
sibe for all the debts demands and liabilities of said
bank or banking association.
Section q Upon delivery of such declaration duly
executed and acknowledged in manner aforesaid to
the state treasurer, said treasurer shall file and safely
keep the saline in his Office; and upon application by
any person persons, and upon payment to him of
fee of two dollars therefor the state treasurer shall
make, certify and deliver to such person persons
copy of said declaration and such copy, when duly
certified by the state treasurer shall be received in
evidence in al courts this state and shall have the
efece as the original declaration would have if
pr, duced in evidence and duly proved.
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