Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-05-25

dollars and by Imprisonment In the county jail not
less than twenty days, nor more than one hundred
toner of medicine shall not be pleaded In justica-
ton or extenuation of his offense.
Section T. Any person knowingly laboring under
smallpox, dphtheria, scarlet fever, other dan
gerous contagious, infectious pestential disease
who shall villfuy enter public place or a public
conveyance, or shall in any way wilfully subject
others to danger Of contracting his disease or any
person who shall knowingly and willfuly take, aid
In taking or cause be taken child or other ire
sponsible person while laboring under any of the
aforesaid diseases into public place public con-
veyance, or shall In any way knowingly and wilfully
subject others to danger of contracting any of the
aforesaid diseases from such child Irresponsible
person, any person who shall knowingly and will
fully subject others to danger of contracting any of
the aforesaid diseases from the dead body of per-
deceased thereof any person who shall in any
way knowingly and wilfully expose, aid in exposing
cause to be exposed, child other irresponsible
persol to danger of contracting any of the afore-
said diseases, shall be deemed guilty of a INSIDE
and shall be subject to the penalties as
ale provided in section one of this act.
Section S. Upon complaint made in writing, under
oath, before any magistrate justice of the peace
charging the commission of an offense against the
provisions Of this act in this county, it shall be
the duty of the district attorney to prosecute the
fender. @a
Section 6. This shall take effect from and after
its passage and publication, and all acts and parts of
acts conflicting with the provisions of this act 80
for they contravene the same hereby repealed
Approved March %, 1881.
Published April 8, 1881
AN ACT to amend sections three thousand seven
hundred and eighteen, three thousand seven hun
dred and twenty-one and three thousand seven
hundred and twenty-five of the revised statutes,
entitled of garnishments
The people of the state of wisconsin represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section /. Section three thousand seven hundred
and twenty-one of the revised statutes is hereby
amended as to read follows: Section 3,721. On
the appearance of the garnishee before the justice,
the affidavit aforesaid shall be deemed sufficient
n action. rSficQ Ehall forth
with proceed to examine the said garnishee and his
Witnesses touching the matters alleged in the afi-
davit and shall reduce the answer of said garnishee
and his witnesses to writing, and file the with
the papers in the case such examination may be adj
journed by said garnishee az in case of second adj
journment in Justices court in civil actions.
Section 2. Section three thousand seven hundred
and twenty-five of the revised statutes is hereby
amended to read as follows Section 8, 1872. If
the plaintiff shall not be satisfied with the of
the garnishee, if either party shall desire trial
the justice shall the fact in his docket and the
case shall be proceeded with and trial upon the issue
formed by the affidavit and answer, in other
tons commenced by summons; and upon the trial
Of any such ISSUE property effects shall be found
in the hands of the garnishee it shall appear that
such garnishee indebted to the defendant the
justice Jury shall the value thereof, and the
garnishee may hold the subject to the further
order of the Justice
Section This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved April 2, 1881.
Published March a. 1881
CHAPTER 165.
an ACT relating to dispositions and amendatory of
section four thousand and eghty-six of chapter
one hundred and seventy-six Of the revised stat
utes, entitled " of evidence"
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. Section four thousand and eighty-six of
the revised statutes is hereby amended by adding
thereto the following: And in all criminal or quasi
criminal cases in courts Of record the defendant on
notice to the district attorney may apply to the court
or the presiding judge thereof for leave to take the
deposition of material witness within the state
who is in imminent danger of DEATH Or OF any ina
tera witness who is without the state And If it APP
pears to the satisfaction of the court or presiding
judge that due diligence has been used in making
such application, and that such witness is material
and is in such imminent danger without the state
and that is attendance cannot by the use of due
diligence be procured upon the trial. then such leave
may, in the discretion OF such court or judge be
granted; and such court or judge shall determine
whether such deposition be taken verbal or writ.
ten interrogatores and cross interrogatores and
the when so taken may be used on the trial in
the same manner as in civil cases. HHH r
Section 2. This act shall take effect and be La
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March %, 1881
Published March rs, 1SS1.l
CHAP PIER 49, !,
AN ACT to appropriate sum Of money therein
named to purchase the necessary stationery for the
suing year, and for the purchase of maps ordered
Dy Joint resolution number twenty, A. .ms8 ,
Ise people Of the state Of Wisconsin, represented
section l. There Is hereby appropriated out Of any
money In the general fund not otherwise
the sum of seven thousand and Eve hundred dollars
being the amount estimated necessary for the pug
chase OF stationery for the legislature and
state officers for the ensuing year; said To- be
dsDurSed IN accordance with the provisions Of
ton two hundred and eighty nine revised statutes
ana for the purchase Of maps ordered by joint resen-
ton number twenty. A. asobas
& Section 2 All claims and demands against the state
for stationery furnished under the provisions this
act shall be sworn to by the parties furnishing the
same, accompanied by the certificate Of the
f31cIwr
tary of state, who shall draw varrantfor the amount
Section 8. This act shall take effect and be in
'oloe from AND after r. it's passage and
EGtW.N Published April 7, 1881 ~.g,
7Ne CEt r. CHAPTER $685. FrrIsr- v e
AN ACT TO amend section two hundred and fifteen
OF the revised statutes, entitled Of public lands.
The people OF the state Of wisconsin represented in
senate and assembly, do enact follows:
Section 1, Section two hundred and fifteen of the
revised statutes is hereby amended by striking out
after the word filed +" in the second line, the words
| and recorded 90 that said, section when so
amended win read as follows: Section 215. All
numbered, and the original shall be filed in the Office
Of said commissioners, and many distinct lots
tracts OF lands hereafter purchased by one person
IN one section the same time as he shall request
shah be included In one certificate or one patent,
as the case may be. All certificates may be acknovL
edged and recorded In the same manner that deeds
may be- They may also be assigned In writing,
which assignment may be Acknowledged and re-
corded in like manner, and the person to whom the
same shall be legally assigned shall have the same
rights and remedies thereupon the original pur-
chaser would have had. gFFet2T ssb Le-FE
Section q This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and pubhcation.
Approved April I, 1881. =
80 g [Pubhshed March "A, 1881
CHAPTER 146
AN ACT to amend section four Of chapter two
|. hundred and forty-fvel Of the laws Of 1879
/ amending section four hundred and ninety-four
I Of the revised statutes, in regard to free high
The people of the state Of Wisconsin represented IN
~ senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section /. Section four OF chapter two hundred
and fortyye OF the laws Of 1879 is hereby amended
% as to read follows: Secon4 Section four hun
bred and nnetyfour of the revised statutes is here
by amended so as to read as follows: Section 494
An such high schools shall be free to all pupils resi-
dent in the district. Every principal Of any hiel
school hereafter elected appointed shah be 4
graduate Of some university, college, or norma
school, or shaa hold state certificate shall pas.
examination In the studies required to be laugh
In any such school; and the high school boards o.
boards Of education having charge Of such schooh
shah deternfne with the advice and consent OF tn,
state Superintendent, tho course Of study and th,
minimum standard Of qualifications for admission
TO the same. --a Il,
Section 2. This act shall take effect and be in forcs
from and after its passage and publication.
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