Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-03-10

person. the court shall, at before the time of maxi
ing the order for hearing the petition appoint some
s1nterested freeholder OF said county, guardian Of
such minor or unknown person, fer the sole purpos
OF appearing for him and liking of his interest
in the proceedings, and the service of all orders and
notices shall be made on such special guardian. If
such minor shall lave ge leral guardian in the
county, such general guardian shall appear and take
care of the interest of such minor, and all orders or
notices required to be served shalt be served on 1cb
general guardian.
section3 This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March l. $780,
Published March A. 1901 .t
.3- { CHAPTER &C. ,f...t . r..
AN ACT in relation to proceedings in criminal cases
IN Justices court, and amendstory of section four
thousand seven hundred and sixty of chapter one
hundred and ninety-four of the revised statutes
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact IS follows:
Section /. Section four thousand seven hundred
and sixty of the revised statutes is hereby amended
by adding after the word "may,n in the fourteenth
line of said section, the following: ncase the COM
planant shall have given security for costs in the
manner providedin section four thousand seven hun
dred and seyentyone, issue execution said judg-
ment again both complainant and the surety and If
the complainant do not satisfy the execution and the
officer cannot find sufficient property belonging to
him upon which to levy he shall levy upon the prop
erty OF the surety; and in the complainant has
not given such security for costs, the court before
whom the cause is tried may" so that said section
Will read, when 60 amended as follows: Section 1850
Whenever the accused tried under the provisions of
this chapter either by the court by Jury shall be
cquitted, he shall be mIne dately discharged; and
the court before whom the trial is had shall certify
IN his docket that the complaint wilful and ma
licous and without probable cause it shall enter
judgment against the complainant to pay all the
costs that shall have accrued to the court and sheriff.
or constable and jury and the fees of witnesses in
the proceedings had upon such complaint. The COM
pla1nant may stay such Judgment for thirty days by
giving satisfactory security by bond to the state with
sureties, conditioned for the payment of
such judgment at the expiration of thirty days. but
If the complainant shall neglect to give such security
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the court before whom the is tried may in case
the complainant shall have given security for costs in
the manner provided in section four thousand seven
hundred and Eeventy-one, issue execution on said
judgment against both the complainant and the sure
ty, and if the complainant do not satisfy the execu-
ton, and the officer cannot find sufficient property
belonging to him, upon which to levy, he shall levy
upon the property Of the surety; and in Gaze the
complainant has not given security for costs, the
court before whom the case is tried, may issue
ton on Sid judgment agant the person of the COM
pla1nant in the same manner and to the like effect as
is provided by law in cases when execution may
issue against defendant in actions founded in tort
but the defendant in such judgment shall have the
right Of appeal therefrom in civil cases tried be-
fore justice of the peace, and the shall be tried
and determined by the court such appeal upon the
records and evidence in the duly certified and
returned by the magistrate.
Section g. Thi- act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its par sage and publication
Approved March 1, 1850.
Published March 4, 1901
CHAPTER 62.
AN ACT TO amend chapter one hundred and sixty
seven, general laws OF 1875 entitled act to amend
sections three thousand three hundred and twenty
nine and three thousand three hundred and thirty
of the revised statutes of 1878, entitled Of liens
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. Chapter one hundred and sixty-seven
of the general laws of 1879 is hereby amended by
striking from the second line of section one of said
chapter the word thirty" and inserting in lieu
thereof the words " twenty-nine'; and by striking
from said section all after the words "is hereby
amended N hp ri lipno of sid fol
word so in the seventh line of said section, and in
serting in lieu thereof the words "by adding after
the word Marathon where it in the sixth line
of said section three thousand three hundred and
twenty-nine, the word Monroc"; and by striking
out the words the same' where they occur in the
twelfth line of said section one and by adding after
the words "materials furnished" where they occur
in the twentycighth line of said section, the follow
ipg Section 2. Section three thousand three hun
drcd and thirty of the revised statutes of 1873 here
by amended by adding to said section, after the
words counties Of" where they in the second
and third lines OF said section, the words 'Lincoln,
Marathon, Portage and Wood" so that said chapter
one hundred and sxty-seven Of the laws of 1879 az
amended, shall read follows: Section l. Section
three thousand three hundred and twenty-nine of
Statutes of 1873 is hereby amended by adding to said
section, after the word Marathon where it occurs
in the sixth line Of said section, the word Monroe"
Section 2. Section three thousand three hundred
and thirty of said chapter one hundred and forty
thee, is hereby amended by adding to said section,
after the words counties of where they occur in
the second and third lines of said section the words
Lincoln, Marathon, Portage, Wood"; so that said
sections, as amended, shall read follows: Section
1929. Any person who shall furnish any supplies,
rafting other material, do perform any labor
service in cutting, telling, hauling running driv-
ing, rafting, booming, cribbing, towing, saving or
manufacturing into lumber any logs timber in the
counties of Ashland, Barron, Bayfield, Brown, Bur-
nett, Chippewa, Clark, Door, Douglas, Eau Claire,
Fond du Lac, Jackson, Kewaunee, Lacrosse Lincoln,
Manitowoc, Marathon, Monroe, Oconto, Outagame,
Pierce, Polk, Portage, Shawano, ST. Croix, Taylor,
Waupaca, Winnebago or Wood, shall have lien upon
such logs or timber for the amount due for such
supplies, materials, labor or services, which
shall take precedence of all other claims or liens
thereon, and such hens for labor and services
shall take precedence of such liens for sup
ties of Chippewa and Taylor there sh;H be also
such lien for the services of and teams in haul
ing supplies for those engaged in such business but
there shall be no such lien in said counties for any
such supplies materials furnished Section 8, $780,
The word supplies used in the preceding sec
ton is applicable to all the counties therein named
except the counties of Lincoln, Marathon, Portage,
Wood, Fond du Lac, Outagamie, Shlwano, Waupaca
and Winnebago and such portions of Brown and
Oconto wherein such logs timber got out upon
for the purpose of running down, or are down
the Wolf river or any of its tributaries, shall be
strued to mean feed used for teams and the food
necessarily used in camp to support the men, and
other thing in the counties and parts thereof above
excepted, the words supplies, rafting other ma
terals," shall be construed to and include all
rafting other materials used by the men and teams
in and about the cutting, telling, hauling, driving,
running, rafting, cribbng towing any such logs
timber, and which are usually used by men or teams
when so employed, including food for both, and all
materials and articles usually and necessarily used in
rafting booming cribbing logs timber, and all
groceries and provisions. clothing and other ordinary
articles used by laboring man OF his family, and
which may be furnished by an employer to AN en-
ploye OF his fdnily while doing any such labor
services upon any such logs timber, when the
same is furnished to and does apply in payment for
the labor and services such logs and timber and
does not exceed the value of such services and labor
but shall not include horses, cattle, teams, bob
seighs. sleds, wagons harnesses, beds and bedcoth
ing. sh tE rs SIS
Section g. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March 1, 1880.
Published March T. 1891
CHAPTER SO.