The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-04-07
Legal Notices.
Published April /, 1882. ]
CHAPTER 0o1


AN ACT to amend sections3, and II of chapter 1873.
general laws of 1879; entitled an act to suppress
vagabondage,' and to sentence prisoners from GER
tain counties to the House Of Correction, Milwau-
kee.cOunty.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. Section Of chapter 1885, laws of 1879 is
hereby amended by adding to the same, at the end
tnereof the following: and shall be entitled to fee
OF one dollar, and more for all services rendered
by such magistrates in any case arising under the
provisions OF this act So that said section when
amended shall read as follows Section 3. Justices
Of the peace, police magistrates and county courts
having civil jurisdiction shall have jurisdiction of ali
oenses arising under the preceding sections of this
act, and shall be entitled to fee of dollar and
no more, for all services rendered by such magis-
this act
Section 2. Section of chapter 1888 of laws of 1879
is hereby amended by striking out after the word
complaint" the remainder Of said section and in
sorting in lieu thereof the following: And tor
making such arrests, returning such warrants and
Tor all other services rendered in any case arising
under the provisions of section of this act except
Tor board of prisoner such officer shall be entitled to
fee of one dollar, and for each mile actually and
necessarily travelled five cents per mile. So that
SAID section when SO amended shall read as follows
Section s. Any peace officer making any such arrest
under the provisions of this act shall be empowered
to return any warrant issued such complaint and
for making such arrest, returning such warrant,
and for all other Services rendered in any arising
under the provisions of section of this act
cept for board of prisoners such officer shall be en-
titled to fee Of one dollar and for each mile actual
ly and necessarily travelled, five cents per mile.
Section B.. From and after the passage and publ
cation OF this act, all sentences to Imprisonment
within county jails of Racine, Kenosha, or Wauke-
sha counties under the provisions of chapter 1888,
laws OF 1872 or of this act may direction of the
court making such sentence, be executed at the
House of Correction, of Milwaukee county, and for
this purpose the said House of Correction is hereby
declared to be part of the county Jail of each Of
said counties.
Section A. Any officer receiving the commitment
OF any prisoner upon sentence to the county jail
either of said countless shall convey such prisoner
the House of Correction, Milwaukee county, or the
county JAIL as directed, as may be after such
conviction and sentence shall have been had, and
alter delivering such prisoner to the inspector or
keeper, together with copy of the certificate OF
conviction of the court ordering such imprisonment
the inspector or keeper shall deliver to such officer
receipt, in which he shall acknowledge having re-
ceived the prisoner, naming him. and the term Of his
imprisonment, which receipt the officer shall file in
the office of the county clerk of the county where
such conviction and sentence were had, and such
officer shall be entitled to receive az fees five cents
per mile, going and returning, and five cents per
mile transportation for such prisoner which shall be
in lieu OF all compensation in each case for such
serVice
Section 8. The inspector of the House of Correc.
ton, Milwaukee county, other officer author
lied to represent said county, shall semannually
the first day of May and November in each year,
send to the county clerks of each of the aforesaid
counties bill for board and care of all prisoners
held by him from each of said counties for the six
months next preceding, naming each prisoner, the
ofense for which sentenced the time when received
and the time when discharged, died escaped, as
the case may be- and the amount chargeable to such
county for each prisoner at the rate of two dollars
and twenty-five cents per week for each prisoner and
the county board at their next ensuing meeting shall
audit such account and if found correct order it to
be paid.
Section G. The provisions of this act shall not be
construed as binding upon Milwaukee county as to
the use of its House of Correction for the purpose
herein named, except when the county board OF
Milwaukee county shall consent thereto.
Section Z. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent
with the provisions of this act are hereby repealed
Section 8. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March 30, 1882.