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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-05-21
Published March 2e, 1881

AN ACT relating to the sale of lands for DELINQUENT
taxes, and athendatory of section thousand
1878.
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin, represented in
stnate ana assembly, DO enact as follows:
Section l. Section ono thousand, one hundred and
thirty of chapter forty-nine of this revised statutes
Of the year 1873, is hereby amended by striking out
khe word . second" where 1t occurs in the seventh
and nineteenth limos of said section, and inserting
IN lieu thereof he word "third,' so that when
amended Raid section shall read az follows: The
Sounty treasurer shall on the first Monday of April
n each year make out statement of all lands upon
which the taxes have been returned as delin quent
md which there remain unpaid, except pubic lands
eHld on contract and lands mOrtgaged to the state
containing q brief description thereof, with an aC-
;oppanylng notice stating that so much of each
act parcel of land described in said statement "a
may be necessary therefor VIII the third Tuesday
q hlay next thereafter, and tho Dext succeeding
lays DO sold by him at pubic auction at come public
place. naming the same, at the scat of Justice of the
county, for tho payment Of taxes, interest and
charges thereon; and II in any county aeat OF
Justice sla be established, then at such public place
therein rs he may select and cause such statement
md notice TO Dc Pubhahed in newspaper printed in
has county II there be one, and If there be none.
shon IN newspaper printed in IN adjoining county,
there be ono, but II there be no Newspaper printed
the adjoining county, then such state
nent and notice ehall be published in the official
tate paper which statement and notice shall in all
asses be published once in each week for four succes
I'VE weeks prior 70 said third Tuesday in MAY: and
uch treasurer shall also, least four weeks previous
o said day, cause to ne posted up copies Of said
tatcnent and nOtce IN 1t least four public places ia
such county, Of which copies shall be posted mn
n some conspicuous place in his office, but it shall
% unlawful for any county treasurer publish such
statement and notice in any newspaper in his county
HAT has not been regularly and continuously pub
shed in such county in each calendar week foI
Il least two yesrs Immediately before the date OF
Uch notice, if there be newspaper which has been
20 published in such county; and any county treas
1rcr who shan violate the provisions of this section
shall forfeit sum equal to the fees allowed by lay
Tor Guch publication, TO be sued for and recovered in
svi action brought in the Of the state of Wis
Nnsia, one half Of such penalty to be paid to the
Informant and the other half into the school fund
And it lie hereby made the duty of the district attor-
2ey Of the proper county, complaint being made,
q prosecute such action.
Section q This act shall take effect and be in forc
rcza ead after its passage and publication.
AppC0vs.a Asrch =. 1881.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-05-21
Published March 20, 1881
OH PIER 1S5


AN ACT to amend section three thousand four hun
dred and eighteen, of the revised statutes, being
part Of chapter hundred and forty-seyen Of
said statutes entitled, "of the writ Of habeas
corpus"
The people OF the state Of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact follows:
Section L. Section three thousand four hundred
and eighteen, of the revised statutes, is hereby
amended as to read follows: Section 3418 Tho
service of such writ shah not be deemed complete
until the party serving the tenders to the per-
son IN whose custody the prisoner may be, if such
person be sheriff, coroner constable, police officer
Of any city marshal the fees allowed by law for
brnglng up such prisoner, unless when required
by such officer he shall also give him bond in dou
ole the amount of the for which such prisoner
may be detained, if he be detained for any specific
sum Of money, and if not, then in the sum of one
thousand dollars conditioned that such person will
pay the charges of carrying back such prisoner he
shall be remanded, and that he will not escape by the
way either going to returning from the place to
which he is to be taken, and if such prisoner be not
In tie custody If any sheriff, coroner, constable,
police officer of any city, or marshal and the officer
allowing such writ shall have required that the
charges OF bringing mp such prisoner shall be paid by
the petitioner, then until such charges shall have
been rendered to the person in whose custody such
prisoner may be- no fees OF charges need be paid
bond given when service is made provided in the
third subdivision of the second preceding section
Section 2 This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-05-21
Published April 3, 1881
CHAPTER 295.


AN ACT to appropriate to the Wisconsin institution
for the education of the deaf and dumb, certain
sums Of money for current expenses and special
purposes.
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin, Represented in
senate ard assembly, do enact as follows:
Section /. There is hereby appropriated to the
Wisconsin institution for the education of the deaf
and dumb, out Of any money in the gem raj fund not
otherwise appropriated, the following for the
purposes specified, viz: For the current expenses Of
the institution to March l. 1882 twenty-eight thou
sand dollars; for printing press, five hundred dol
lars for refrigerator, one thousand two hundred
dollars: FOR rotary oven, three hundred and fifty
dollars; and for the following amounts already ex-
pended in accordance with the provisions of section
three of chapter two hundred and eghty-ine Of the
statutes of 1850, viz: for Indebtedness September
thirty three thousand seventy dollars and sixty-ve
CENTS for steam traps four hundred twenty-five dol
lars for covering steam pipes, two hundred seventh
five dollars. for furniture, thousand five hun
dred dollars; for architects fees, etc. thousand
five hundred dollars and thirty-six cents.
Sect 2 This act shall take effect and be in forcs
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved April l, 1881.
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DIR. GREEN'S OXYGENATED BITTERS
Is the best remedy for Dyspepsia Biliousness Malaria
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Skin, etc.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-05-21
Published April 5. 1881. ]
CHAPTER 275.

AN ACT relating to Wisconsin archaeology
The people of the of Wisconsin, represented In
senate and assembly, do enact as follows.
Section /. The governor Of Wisconsin and the
president and the secretary of kthe State Historical
society hereby authorized to negotiate with F. s.
Perkins with reference TO the purchase by the state Of
his archaeological collection at cost not exceeding
six thousand doare and TO report to the next legs-
ature the result of their negotiation together with
their views as to the e1pedeacy OF the state purchas-
ing the said collection and to the cash or salabe
value of the same, provided that nothing herein shall
bind the state in any manner by reason of any con-
tract of purchase made by virtue hereof
Section . This act shall take effect and be in forcs
from and after its passage and publication
Approved April l, 1881.
Published April T. 1881
CHAPTER Isl.
AN ACT DO appropriate to the regents Of the univer
sity of Wisconsin, the sum Of money therein
named.
The people Of The state Of Wisconsin represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. There is hereby appropriated out Of
The general fund out Of any money not otherwise
appropriated TO the regents of the university such
sum may be necessary, not exceeding the sum Of
four thousand 1--WE hundred dollars, for the purpose
of repairing and putting in order the waterworks
and permanent supply of water for the state capitol
and university buildings shall be secured.
Section 2. This act shall take effect and be in forcs
from and after its passage and publication
Approved April l, 1891.
published April 9, 1881
CHAPTER 333.
AN ACT to amend the charter of the city of Lacrosse
and 70 amend section twenty of the revised statutes
and relating To the registry of electors.
The people Of the state of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section ]. The proylslols OF section twenty. twe-
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DIR. MOTIFS LIVER PILLS are the best Cathartic
Regulators
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In CHAINS!

few centuries ago the few Bibles in existence
commonly chained in the churches and accessible only
TO rev. Those who attempted to free them, trans
late them and give them to the people, had the stake
ana the scafold for their reward This version
the Testament completed, printed and bound
months ago in England but that the English publish
ers might be able to monopoZe its sale, and make
few hundred Thousand dollars the more, 1T has been
withheld from the public. The Copyright Law in Eng
land Is such that at least two newspapers which, by
some method secured copies of portions of it, and
published extracts with comments compelled to
deslst from repetition of the crne' and publicly
apologize for their wrong" We in favor of
equitable international copyright law that viii give
authors due reward for their labor but Americans will
not care TO such English law transferred this
country.
On May 18th these monopolsts promise to unbind the
chains and release probably million testaments to
the world They promise edition very small type
IN paper covers, at D cents per copy.
We propose to give, with speed before equaed
IN the history OF publishing, type of nearly double
the sIze used by them, the New Testament complete
Tor 10 cents, the Four Gospels complete for cents,
the gospels separately each for cents and in many
various forms and styles up to full Turkey morocco,
gilt edges for the and old versions pages facing
fOr m
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-05-21
Published March "a, 1881
CuADTER 1ET

VgII III TN
AN ACT TO amend section two thousand seven hun
dred and forty-eight Of the revised statutes relat
ing to assessments.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section !. Amend section two thousand seven hun
dred and fortyeight of the revised statutes by add
ing thereto the following: land in where real
estate has been attached upon tho entry of final
Judgment in favor of the defendant in the action
either the merits djscontnuance or dis
nissal, satisfaction of plaintiffs Judgment
the clerk of court shall certify the fact of such udg
ment, satisfaction and on filing such certificate
with the register of deeds in any county in which
lands attached in the action situated such reg
lister shall enter such certificate upon the records
Of his Office in satisfaction of the lien of such attach
ments.
Section 2. This act shall take effect and be In force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March %, 1881
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-05-21
The New Bible.

fl,,:>L E!~.i As previously announced. we propose
tIlitI.h WINK fully to meet the demands of the
~" '~'"' great auny of friends of the Literary
Revolution for the version of the New Testament
which is promised positively by the English pub
fishers the 18th of May Our printers will put the
entire work into type inside of few hours from the
time copy can be procured and we shall manufacture
at least 10OO copies day until the demand for is
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-05-21
Published March %, 1881
EHApTlPR J2a


AN ACT to amend secion seven hundred and fifty.
two of revised statutes of 1885, relating to district
attorneys.
The people of the state of Wisconsin represented in
senate and assembly, do anact as follows.
Section l. Section seven hundred and ffty-two OF
chapter hrtyseven of the revised statu es is hereby
amended by inserting after the word battery" il
the second inc or the second subdivision, the words
" or for the Use of language intended naturally
tending to provoke an assault or breach of the
peacc,n so that the subdivision, as amended, shall
nal actions, except for common assault and battery
for the use of language intended naturally
tending to provoke an assault or preach OF
the peace, before any magistrate IN his
county othsr than those exercising the police
jurisdiction of incorporated cities and vii
lagos, in cases arising under the character ordi-
nances thereof when requested by such magistrate;
and upon like request to conduct all criminal ex-
amiuations which may be had before such magstrat e
and prosecute defend all civ: actions before such
magistrates in which the county is interested a
party.
Section q This act shall take effect and be in foros
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March 81, 1880.
Published March g, 1881 :
CHAPTER 1872.
II ACT to provide for recording certain instru-
ments
ne people of the state Of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows;
Section l. Any instrument in writing signed and
ea,ed by any person of lawful age, who when in
ant under guardianship whereby such person
hall state that he is twenty-one years of age and
thereby he shall acknowledge that ne has received
aoney or property from his guardian in full satisfac
ion of al demands against such guardian, and such
Instrument being attosted by two subscribing wit
esses, and certified to by justice of the peace,
otary public or other officer, authorized to certify
D acknowledgements of execution Of conveyances of
and may be recorded in the Office of the county in
'hich said guardian appointed and the county
Judge Of the proper county shall, when required
Give and record all sUclI instruments.
Section g. This act shall take effect and be In
cree from and after it's passage and publication.
o
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-05-21
Published April 8. 1851
CHAPTER 2S4-


AN ACT 10 appropriate to the Wisconsin Industrial
School for Boys certain Of money for current
xIeases and special appropriations, and to au-
thorIZe the board Of managers to settle with the
Milwaukee and Madison Railway company for
right Of way.
The people Of the state OF Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as foiJw
Section /. There is hereby appropriated to tie
Wisconsin Industrial School for Boys ont of any
money in the general fund not otherwise apprO-
pItated, the following sums for the purposes speched
viz For the current expenses Of the school jan
usry onc 1882, thirty eight thousand seven hundred
and eighty-ono dollars for completing family build
ing number ten eight thousand dollars for well and
water supply, one thousand dollars; for oils, paints
etc. six hundred dollars; for fence, eight hun
dred dollars.
sccton 2. The managers Of said school are hereby
empowered and authorized to settle with the Milwau-
kee and Madison Railway company for the right of
way used by said company in crossing the land OF
the state occupied by said Industrial School for BOYS
III sUoh manner and upon such terms as they may
deem best for the stGte and may direct their presi-
dent to deed said right of way to said railway com
pany.
Section D. This act shall take effect and be in force
and after its passage and publication.
Approved April l. 1881.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-05-21

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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-05-21
Published March 10, 1881. ]
CHAPTER 90

CHAPTER w.
AN ACT to amend section two thousand, three hun
bred and forty-ive of the revised statutes, giving
married women the right to and maintain an
action
The people of the state Of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. Section two thousand three hundred
and forty-fye of chapter one hundred and eight Of
the revised statutes is hereby amended by adding
thereto the following: And any married woman may
bring and maintain action in her for
any injury to her person character the if
she were sole, and any Judgment recorded In such
action shall be the separate property and estate of
such married woman, provided that nothing herein
contained shall affect the right of the husband to
maintain separate action for any such injuries
now provided by law.
Section 3 All acts and parts of acts conflicting
with the provisions of this act are hereby repealed
Section g. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Ar,1ro Marc
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-09

orr.w. Jan. SIT is announced that a
,, nd,co,e has been formed for the construction Of
,n p.r,sc Railway and on terms much moro favorable
70 the country than agreed TO by the Government
stated tina, the new syndicate willing to under
take tho work Tor 800 100000 in bonds and 2ooOoOoo
acre, Of land and To postpone the building OF the east
arm section ifte country desires TINS Is more IA
yorabe than. the contract now Observation-Disclosures ny
100000 acres or hnd' ou' III adahion'
- dtsats 10 willing TO pay customs duties on
Tue III e imported for the constructions OF the road
TO Do, smuuclpal tares IN provinces wnlen may DC
,Hss, a,oss earnings tho Dominion Government
the unembers Of the new syndicate sad To- DO
nL' u1iiarn UnEand Herman Cook Colonel Allan CID
our Colonel Walker Mr.. Carrnthers Heddes ana tho
anIhorities OF the Midland Railway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-09

rrZas that had been offered a horse valued al
81 900 and piano. Much Indignation and regret
we're expressed by the fair people, Iiany OF ITEM
considering If n great Injustice That police lnteref-
ence should have come just at the last moment
There was n good atten lance last evening. "A
great effort was made nj the booths 70 dispose OF me
articles that remained unsod. ana many
of them were put up at auction The pTincpil III
tercst centred at the bulletin boards, Where the
voting on different articles was recorded. n largo
number of smaller prizes was sold by suDscript On
another name for disposing Of them Ivy chance.
the event that excited the greatest interest was me
voting on diamond cross which was hnallN
secured hv Mrs. Henry O'llara. who re-
ccived 5S77 votes. the next highest candl,
date being Mrs. James Trainer. who received
3.603. gold aud silver chalicc was VOiHi
10 the Rev Pere Aubril stole tn Father safer Oh
~. J0seplrs Church, and stole also tn f@thrr
hearney Of the old st. Patrick's Cathedral Inc
contest for the ODD Regiment badge re-
suited in the highest rum6cr of woes
being cost for Colonel Porter. $40; the next high
est number was received by Lieutenant Foxwell'
120. handsome SWORD with a gold Init was ca
gerly contested for, and almost created disturb
ance when the pills were closed Those I'D
charge declared that Dr. Shine. OF the
G9th Regiment, had eived the hign'st
r.lInler of votes. The friends If LleutehahI
AllldeI berger, of the Cpl Regiment, canned
that at the proper time tUI closing their candidate
was in the lead The matter was referred to com
mlttce for decision. Inc sale of goods at auction
WA kept up untl midnight IL Is sad that the neI
pr,ti OF the falr sill exceed $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-09
STAGE AFFAIRS IN GENERAL.

typographical error the other day made us allude
TO the two ladies who have written the play OF
"Bigamy Forthcoming at the Standard Theatre
as the authors of the play Of Alnost Life"
Those LADIES' are Mrs Matthews and Mrs Elite Hem
derson. The play of " Almost Life" is the Work
of Mrs Henderson alone
Miss Ada Dyas, whose presence on our stage Is
plways propitions to the of the play IN
which she participates, and always welcome to orr
public will shortly effect her remittance here at the
Standard Theatre. Mrs. Farren, Mr.. Eben Plymp-
ton and other favorite players have also been en-
gagged for the production of the new play Of
"Bigamy" at this theatre.
Mary Anderson ended her engagement at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre last night. acting Meg MeIri-
lies she has thus within four weeks, gone through
her whole repsrtory.-excepting Juliet and Lddy
Macbeth. She has played Parthenia. Eradne Blanca.
ION, Pauline. Julia. the Countess and Meg MeriHes
Her engagement has been prosperous. and her CT +,
forts have displayed great natural talents and
steadily advancing cultivation in dramatic art.
"Ingomar" was repeated at the afternoon per-
Torrance at the Fifth Avenue Theatre yesterday.
Miss Genevieve Ward has organized her dramatic
company. and will almost immediately take the
field in her speciality of Forget Me Not" Colonel
Sinn of the Brooklyn Park Theatre, Is the director
OF her tour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-09
OBITUARY..
GEORGE RICAkD.

George Ricard, one of the most prominent
business men of Eastern District Of Brooklyn died
at his home. IN South SeoOuds Friday evening, after
An illness extending three weeks. Mr.. lcard was
the son OF French naval officer and was born In this
city, in 1885, When only fourteen years old he entered
the American Army, and fought IN the War OF 1872
apaiust Great Britain Acrward he became an approu
tice IN the shipyard Christian ergh, and was follow
worker with jacob A. Westervelf lie became master
I'm his trade and many ships were built by him. lie
made several voyages 90 China aud the East indies In
1882 he was appointed to the Revenue Department by
President jackson, aud held Office for ten years.
retiring finally on account OF his health. In 1912 he
made Williamsburg his home In 1851 he organized the
Williamsburg Savings Bank and at tho time OF MS death
be was It's president lie was also one OF the founders
OF and director in the Williamsburg Fire Insurance
Company. . go
Mr. Ricard was also director in the Crosstown Rail
road Company, the Mechanics and TrIders Bank and
inc Broadway Railway Company In early life lie was
member OF the Columbian Order aud took an active part
I'm the Tammany Society. la 1856 ne joined the Repair
ncan party lie was elected in 1854 n Presidential
Eecor for the lid Congressional DLsIrct Ills conti
buttons for charitable purposes were numerous ana
liberal. He did much toward founding the Industrial
School. He q UnyeTsalist and assisted nDeraly III
the building of the church belonging 10 that denOmlna
tou at Fourth and South Tbirdsts AftcrwArd when
All Seus Church erect6t by the 69uie congregation
in South NIuh.st near Fourth.s he gave much Imam
cal assistance At the time OF his death he was pres
dent OF the Board OF Trustees VI the church.