The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-05-14
Published April II. 1881
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AN ACT regulating the inspection of the Bayiie


Published April II. 1881
CHAPTER 299.
AN ACT regulating the inspection of the Bayfield,
rifles.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section /. The adJutant general is hereby author
lied to make inspection of the Bayfield, rifles, vol
unteer company of the Wisconsin national guard, at
any time during the year; and upon being satisfied
that said organization has been kept up and main
tanned by members duly uniformed and that ii has
kept suitable armory and properly cared for the state
property in charge of its commander, he Is hereby
authorized to certify and allow its annual pay and
benefits for the years 1879 and 1880, the same as
though said company had been duly inspected and
duly complied with the law in respect to Inspections
musters, parades, returns and reports The COM
mander of said company if hereby authorized to
list and recruit members of his company residing in
Ashland county, and when sufficient number are
there enlisted to have the headquarters of pla
toon of said company at Ashland.
Section 2. This act shall take effect and be III
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved April 2, 1881.
Published April 6, 1871
CHAPTER 27S
AN ACT relating to the fees of register of deeds,
and amendat0ry Of section hundred and
sixty-four of chapter thirty-seyen Of the revised
statutes.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. Section hundred and sixty-four of
chapter th1rty-seVen of the revised statutes relating
to the fees of register Of Deeds is hereby amended
by striking out the words ''quarterly from the
county treasurer itcnizcd account verified by
his oath" where the same occurs in the ninth diyi-
sion Of fees as made by said section, and by inserting
in lieu thereof the words "by the county in cases
where the certificate proof of such marriage,
birth Or death ls presented for registration within
one year after its occurrence, but otherwise to be
paid by the party procuring its rcgistration; that
said section when amended shall read as follows:
Section 764 Every register Of deeds shall receive the
following fees tO-wit: For entering recording any
deed or other instrument ten cents for each folio
and three cents for every necessary entry thereof in
the tract index when kept, but to he at least fifty
cents for any deed and seyenty-hve cents for any
mortgage. For recording any instrument written in
any other than the English language, twenty cents
for each folio. For filing and entering any writ of
attachment or copy thereof, with the certificate of
tue officer, or any certificate of sale any notice of
the pendeucy of any action containing not more
than twenty defendants, twenty-five cents, and
twenty-five cents for every additional twenty defend
ants i'll any such notice. For copies of any records
papers cents for each folio and twenty-five
cents for his certificate. For every entry of a dis
charge of mortgage i'll the margin of record ten
cents. For filing every other paper and making an
entry thereof when necessary ten cents. For
tilted copy of the fun record Of any marriage birth
or death fifty cents. For examining the proofs of
marriage, birth death when presented in the form
of aiidavtc twenty-five cents; al the foregoing fees
TO be payable in advance by the party procuring such
service; for registering any marriage birth death
twenty-five cents, and tor copy thereof certified to
the secretary of the state ten cents to be paid by the
county III cases where the certificates proof of
such marriage birth death is presented for regis
tration within one year after It's occurrence, but
otherwise to be paid by the party procuring the regis
tratOn; for making his annual statistical return of
real estate sales to the secretary of state eight cents
per folio to be paid out of the state treasury. For
making new tract index upon the order of the
county board, such sum as may be fixed by the
county board, not exceeding two cents for each en-
try to be paid from the county treasury. Whenever
ali the fees together of the register are less than
three hundred dollars per annum, the county board
may in ts discretion pay him salary not exceeding
two hundred dollars per year.
Section 3 This shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved April l, 1881.
Published April 2, 1881
CHAPTER 236
AN ACT to provide for the better collection Of
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section /. The clerk of each town and city, and of
each village which collects its taxes independently Of
the town and the town clerk of each town in which
any village is situated the taxes for which village
are collected by the town treasurer shall annually at
the time he is required by law to deliver the tax roll
to the town city village treasurer, make out and
transmit to the county clerk blanks furnished by
the secretary of state, a statement showing the
sessed valuation of all property within his town. city
village; and separately the amount of all taxes
levied therein by said town, city village, including
school district, highway, street and Sidewalk taxes
for the current year, and the purposes for which the
were levied; also complete and detailed state
mcnt of the bonded and other Indebtedness OF his
town. city or village, and OF the accrued interest if
any, remaining unpaid and the purposes for which
said Indebtedness was incurred.
Section 2. The county clerk of each county shall
annually, between the first day Of January and the
third Monday of January in each year. make out and
transmit to the secretary Of STATE blanks furnish
ed by the secretary of state, tabular statement of
the statistics of valuation, taxes and Indebtedness
reported by the town. city and village clerks afore
sad and also separately the assessed valuation of all
property within his county last fixed by the county
board of supervisors, and the amount of all county
taxes levied thereon during the preceding year and
the purposes for which the same were levied; also
detailed statement of the purposes for which the
county tax was expended during the preceding year,
and also detailed statement OF the bonded and 9TH
er Indebtedness Of his county, and Of the accrued in
tCreSt thereon, If any. remaining unpaid, and the
purposes for which said indebtedness was incurred
Section 3. Any town, city, village county clerk
who shall neglect refuse to make true return,
herein provided, shall forfeit not less than twenty
five nor more than one hundred dollars
Secton4. Itshall be the duty of the several county
clerks to distribute to the proper town, city and vii
agc officers at the expense of the county, all blanks
forms and instructions relating to statistics assess
ments and elections, which shall be prepared and
furnished for that purpose by the secretary Of state
and any county clerk who shall wilfully refuse or
neglect to distribute said blanks, forms and in
structons, after due request thereto by the secretary
of state, shall forfeit not less than twenty-five
more than one hundred dollars.
Section s. All acts and parts of acts conflicting
with the provisions of this act hereby repealed
Section 6. This shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication
Approved March 80, 1881.
Published April l. 1S81l
CHAPTER 211.
AN ACT to encourage the manufacture Of syrup and
sugar, and for other purposes
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. There is hereby appropriated to the pro-
fessor of agriculture in charge of the experimental
farm OF the university out of any money in the gen.
eral fund not otherwise appropriated, the sum of
four thousand dollars, much thereof as may be
necessary for the purpose of putting up in connec-
ton with said farm the necessary buildings maCbn-
cry and apparatus for the purpose of investigating
and carrying working experiments in the cultiva-
ton of amber and other varieties of sugar cane and
tie manufacture of sugar and syrup therefrom.
Section ,. The said professor of agriculture shall
have fun charge and control Of all the business con-
templated in section of this act and he is hereby
authorized TO employ practical chemist at an an
nual salary of not exceeding twelve hundred dollars,
and such other assistance as he, the professor may
deem necessary for the purpose of carrying on such
Investigations aud working experiments.
Section 3. During the time such chemist shall not
be employed in such Investigations and the manu-
facture of syrup and sugar, provided in section
one, he SHALL be under the direction of the said pro-
fessor Of agriculture make such experiments and
such investigations IN the cnsilage of folders as the
professor OF arculture may from time to time direct
provided that additional compensation shall be
allowed or paid therefor.
Section 4. The said professor of agriculture shall
annually by the first day of January in each year.
make special report to the governor. of the expert
ments and workings, and the practical results
reached by him under the provisions Of this act
which report shall contain detailed statement of the
amount of money expended by him under the pro-
visions OF this act, aud for what purpose paid out.
Section 5. Any person resident of this state, shall
have the privilege and the right to attend on such
Investigations and working experiments during work
ing hours free of charge, and II is hereby made the
special duty of the said professor of agriculture and
the said chemist to render to such persons all the aid
and information within their knowledge, relating to
the experiments and practical workings of the bust
ness under their charge provided i'll this act.
Section g. This act shall take effect and be i'll force
from and after its passage and publication
Approved March 2S. 1881.
Published April s. 1881