River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-05-11
LAWS OF WISCONSIN.
Published april II, 1921
CHAPTER All

clerk;" also by adding after the words document
room attendant" the words one attendant for
the enrolling and sngrossing rooms" also adding
alter the words zone northumberland the words
Zone fireman." also by adding after the words
enrolled bills" in the thirteenth line of said sec
| ton, the words lone clerk to committee on en-
rolled bills" also by adding after the words "two
gallery attendants the words "one attendant
| for the enrolling and engrossing rooms, fire.
man, one general attendant for the assembly
| chamber who shall act as policeman, one docu-
| ment clerk enc document room attendant. one
| hagman;" also by adding after the words bust
ness of his house." the words but no such
| copyists shall receive more than three dollars
| per day" also amend by striking out the
words "but no such copyists shall be paid
| for time when they not actually employed
| in copying enrolled or engrossei bills" also
| by adding after the words but then Only
| upon" the words "a joint resolution of both
| houses = so that said section when amended shall
| read as follows. Section lila. The officers of
the senate, other than the president exoicio and
president pro tenn, shall be one chief clerk,
| assistant clerk, one book keeper, one en-
| rolling clerk, one engrossing clerk, one trans
| cribing clerk, one clerk to the judiciary com
mittee, one clerk to the committee on enrolled
! bills, one clerk to the committee on engrossed
bills, one clerk to the joint committee on claims
| one proOf-reader, one sergeant-at- arms one as
sistant sergeant-a at arms. one postmaster, one
| sistant postmaster, four door keepers, one gal
| lery attendant, who shall act as committee room
| attendant, one document room clerk, one docu-
ment room attendant, one attendant for the
enrolling and engrossing rooms one janitor, one
| porter, one night watchmen and eight messen-
/ gers. The officers Of the assembly, aside from the
| speaker shall be one chief clerk, two assistant
clerks. one book-keeper, one enrolling ERIK. one
| engrossing clerk one TRANSFERRING clerk, one
proof reader, clerk to the judiciary committee
one clerk to the committee on enrolled bills, one
clerk 20 the committee on engrossed bills one SER
geant at-arms, assistant sergeant at arms one
| postmaster, one assistant postmaster, one porter,
| one nigh Waterman, four door-keepers, two gal.
/ lery attendants one attendant for the enrolling
| and engrossing rooms, one fireman, one general
| attendant for the assembly chamber, who shall
| act as policeman one document room clerk one
document room attendant one fagman, one wash
| room attendant, and twelve messengers. The
1 chief clerk of each house shall employ such addi-
tional copyists to assist in enrolling and engross-
ing bills shall be necessary for the proper and
| expeditions transaction of the business of his
house, but such copyist shall receive more than
| at the rate of three dollars per day for the time
| actually employed. Additional clerks for COM
mittees may be employed upon extraordinary
occasions therefor, but then only upon joint rea-
| olution of both houses and any clerk so APP
| pointed shall not be employed after the exigen-
ces requiring his employment shall have passed.
In case an attendant shall be needed in any COM
mittee room, the sergeant arms shall detail
some messenger or other employe to act as such
| attendant.
Section 2. Section liz. The chief clerks
shall receive salary of eight hundred dollars for
each regular session, and ten dollars per day for
each special session, and fifty dollars for opening
each session, which shall be in full for TRANSCRIPT
J ing, indexing and all other services rendered
The other officers and employees of the senate and
| assembly shall receive per diems follows the
sergeant-at-arms the assistant clerks and book
keepers, each five dollars; TRANSFERRING clerks,
enrolling clerks and engrossing clerks proof read
srs the assistant sergeant at-ar and postmast-
ers each four dollars all other clerks and assistant
postmasters, each three dollars and fifty cents
doorkeepers, fremen, porters, gallery at
tendants, night watchmen, and janitors, each
three dollars; all messengers, each two dollars.
The per diem here established shall only be al
lowed from the commencement to the adjourn
ment of the legislature. The chief clerk and SER
geant at arms of each house shall certify to the
secretary of state the names of all persons en-
ployea in their respective departments, the capa-
city employed in, and the number of days en-
ployed, which certificate shall be authenticated
by the presiding officer of the house in which
they are employed Upon such certificate the
account of the person named therein shall be aud
tied and paid out of the state treasury. AT the
close of such session of the legislature the secre-
tary of state shall publish in the official state
paper a full list of the accounts so audited
Section 8. All acts and parts OF acts contra
vening the provisions of this act are hereby re,
pealed.
Section A. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after the first day Of May, 1882.
Approved March 80. 1882.
Published April II, lss2l
CHAPTER $50.
AN ACT relating to the alteration of the bound
aries of joint school districts, and to authorize
appeals in certain eases.
TIE people of the state Of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly do enact as follows:
Section l. Whenever an application in writing
for an alteration in the boundaries of any Join
school district signed by not less than one-thrC
of the lawful voters residing in the districts to b.
affected by the proposed alteration, shall be pre-
sented to the chairman of supervisors of the towI
in which the school house of such joint distsfc
may be situated, such chairman shall thereupoI
i fix time for the joint meeting of the town
boards of the towns In which such joint schoo
districts may be situated, which time shall not b
less than ten nor more than twenty days aftei
the day of the presentation to him of such appli
cation. lie shall also cause anotice of the tint
and place of such meeting to be given to eacf
supervisor entitled to be present thereat
which notice shall be served at least five day.
prior to the date fixed for such meeting. Such
meeting shall be held at the school house in such
Joint district unless some other convenient place
shall be designated in the notice therefor.
Section 3. If the chairman Of supervisors K
whom such application shall be presented, shall
neglect or refuse to fix the time or 10 give notice
for the meeting of the town boards as provided II
the first section Of this act or if the said super
visors or a majority thereof Of any town in which
part of said Joint district may be situated, shall
neglect or refuse to be present at such meeting
or being present, shall neglect or refuse to hear
and decide upon such application, the application
shall be deemed denied, and an appeal may be
had therefrom in the same manner and with the
like effect as in other cases of denial.
Section 3. The provisions of sections 4lS, 4l!S
422 and 497 of the revised statutes shall, FIJI
as the same may be applicable, apply to proceed
ings under this act
Section A. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publication
Approved March 20. 1882.
Published April IL, 1921
CHAPTER 256.
AN ACT ceding to the United States the right t.
overflow certain lands OF the state and reln'
gushing the claim of the state to damages oc
casioned thereby.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly do enact as follows;
Section l. That whereas il is proposed by th'
United states to improve the navigation OF the
Mississippi river, by the construction of dams and
the creation of reservoirs upon the headwaters Of
said river and its tributaries causing Dossibie
overflow and damage to the Ian Is bord ling tpor
| such reservoirs; therefore, in consideration such
improvements, there is hereby coded to the
| United States the right to overflow SO far as nee
| essary in the construction of any such dams and
reservoirs and any and all lands owned or he d
by the state as Described in the report Of Charles
j. Allen, captain Of onginee;s to brigadier, gen
eral IL. q. wright, chief of engineers of the
, United States army and bearing date Decemb r
H. 1879, which, a coriing to sid repor:, it IN ~
e necessary to overflow, and that all right oil
claim of the state for damages oecas oned by any
such overflow, whether against the United State
or any agent or employee thereof be, and the sumo
is hereby fully released and satisfied.
Section 2 This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved March %. 1882.
Published April 10, 1891
CHAPTER 1876.
AN AOf to amend subdivision 2 of section 1856:
Of the revised statutes, relating TO forcble entry
and unlawful detainer.
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