Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-04-19
Published April s, 1921

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CHAPTER 3l7.
AN ACT to provide for the exemption of the earn
1ngs OF laborers, and amendatory of section 1888
of the revised statutes of 1878.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. The earnings of all persons for three
months next preceding the issue OF any attachment,
execution or garnishment, proceedings supple
mentary to execution, shall not be liable to seizure
OF SAFE on execution, or on any provisional or final
process issued from any court any proceedings in
AID thereof, and in case any creditor proceeds by
garn1shment against any person party who shall
be indebted to or have any property whatever, real
or personal in his possession his control, belong
| ing to such creditors debtor, and such money or
property at the time OF serving such process by
law exempt from seizure or sale upon execution, said
garnshee shall be entitled to judgment his costs
of suit together with attorney fee of ten dollars:
provided that no property exempted by the provis-
ions of this section shall be exempt from attachment
or upon execution issued upon judgment in an
action brought by any person for the recovery of the
whole or any part of the purchase money of the
game property.
Section q Section 1893 of the revised statutes of
1873 is hereby amended by adding to the end of said
section the following: Provided, that all married
persons, all other persons who have to provide for
the entire support of family in this state who have
no homestead shall be entitled to an exemption from
seizure or sale on execution aforesaid, of five
hundred dollars in money or other property, in lieu
of said homestead; provided, that the property or
earnings hereinbefore in this act mentioned shall
not be exempt from garnishment or attachment or
from sale under execution for any debt contracted
prior to the first day of June, A. d. 1882.
Section 3. All acts and parts of acts contravening
the provisions of this act are hereby repealed.
Section 4. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after the first day of June, A, ID. 1882
Approved March 80. 1882.
Published April 7, 1921
CHAPTER 285.
AN ACT to amend section 1850 of the revised stat
utes, amended by chapter 21S of the laws of
1881. relating to the taking of fish in lakes and to
repeal chapter 35l, session laws of 1861 and III of
laws of 1874.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. Section 1880 of the revised statutes as
amended by said chapter 218 of the laws Of 1884, is
hereby amended by adding the words bull heads !"
after the word " billfsh,' the fourth line of said
section, SO that said section will read, when so
amended, as follows: 'Secton 1860. Any person
who shall catch take from any inland lake or
water course within this state any fish except null
lets, suckers, billtsh bull heads or dog fish by the
us OF any SPEAR net seine, basket grapple, trap
any other device on means other than by hook and
line, OF angling. or who shall disturb or destroy
their spawning beds, except the be for the pur
pose OF artificial propagation of fish, shall be pun
shed 10y fine not exceeding fifty dollars, and such
spear net, sene grappe, trap or other device so I'M
lawfully used, shall be forfeited to the state"
Chapter g Chapter IS of the private and local
laws of 1865, relating to setting of Lake Kosh-
konong is hereby repealed; also chapter III of the
private and local laws of 1874 is also hereby repealed
relating to the subject
Section 3. All laws parts of laws inconsistent
with the foregoing sections OF this act hereby
pealed.
Section A. This act shall be in force and effect from
and after its passage and publication.
Approved March %, 1882.
Published April T. 1921
CHAPTER 205
AN ACT to amend section 1888 of the revised stat
utes, relating to town insurance companies.
The people of the state of WISCONSIN,, represented in
senate and assembly, do egsot as follows:
Section l. Section 1888 of the revised statutes Of
1873 is hereby amended by striking out the word
"day where it in the second line of said sec
ton, and inserting the Ghirty-rst day of Deem
hnr ,,1nI shall
read follows: Section 1888. The secretary of every
such corporation shall annually prepare statement
showing its condition the thrty-frs day of De-
cember preceding its annual meeting, which shall
contain the names of all persons then insured, the
amount insured by each policy, the whole number of
'ces issued, the whole number then in force, the
aggregate amount then Insured, and the aggregate
amount of each class of insured property, the
amount of losses paid during the year, the whole
amount of losses paid by the corporation since its
organization the whole amount insured since its
ganization, the losses sustained and unpaid if any,
and ali Ech other matters pertaining to the interest
of such corporation by the by-a he may be
CURED to report upon. Such statement shall be
read to the members of such corporation at their
| annual meeting, and entered at length upon the
records; and within fifteen days after such annual
meeting shall be fled in the Office the town clerk
of the town in which such corporation has its Office,
and certified copy thereof transmitted to the COM
missioner of insurance,
Section This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March "a, 1882
Published April 7, 1891
CHAPTER 301,
AN ACT relating to the Wisconsin National Guard,
and amendatory of section 635 of the revised
statutes
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section 1. Section 635 of the revised statutes, as
amended by section of chapter 185 of the laws of
1880, is hereby amended SO as to read as follows:
Section 635. Each company battery, not exceed
ing thirty-ve in all, which shall upon such inspec-
ton be found to be organized; to possess at least
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formed; TO be equipped with the necessary and
accoutrements for it's members; to have q suitable
arnory; to Lave its arms, Announcements and stores
in good condition. and to have assembled for in pee
| ton provided by law, and the commanders of
which shall have made all the musters and returns
required shaI, upon the certhcate thereof by the
adjutant general, approved by the governor be an
nually paid out of the state treasury three hundred
| dollars, the receipts of it's commander, which
shall be in full compensation the part of the state
for all pay, when not called into active service and
for rent of armory, and repair of and
property, and for all other expenses whatsoever,
cept the allowance of clothing and subsistence al
lowance authorized by section $685. revised Statutes
as amended by chapter 1876, laws of 1880. Whenever
any of the companies constituting the Wisconsin
National Guard shall lapse into i'll condition, be-
come lax in discipline, negligent in instruction,
drill other duties, its members lose interest in
company from such guard, an6 admit in place of it
some other company of later organization, which
shall be found to be better entitled to the benefits of
this statute have complied with all of the re-
| quirements thereof
Section 2. This act shall take effect and be in force
| from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March 80, 1892.
Published April g. 1921
CHAPTER 1913.
AN ACT to amend chapter "a Of the revised statutes
relating to the inspection and measurement Of
logs, timber and lumber, as amended by chapter
225 of the laws of 1881.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section !. Section 1870 of chapter "a of the revised
statutes, amended by section 1 of chapter 225 of
the laws OF 1881, is hereby amended by striking
all that portion of said section relating to the tenth
lumber district after the word tributaries and
sorting in place thereof the words " Marathon
| County, number ten,' and adding to said section
the following The Wisconsin River and it's tribu,
taries north of the north line of Marathon County,
number fourteen, that the section as amended
shall read as follows: Section $780, For the purpose
of inspecting and regulating the measurement of
logs, timber and lumber, lum districts estab-
hshed and shall be designated by the following num-
bers respectively: The Wisconsin River and it's tribu-
ares south of the south boundary of the county of
Marathon, number one. The Black River and it's
tributaries, number two. So much of the Chippewa
River and its tributaries except the Eau Claire River
as lies above the village of Durand ana south of the
north boundary of the county of Eau Claire nxm-
Der three. The ST. Croix River and it's tributaries,
number four. Green Bay and its tributaries. ex-
| cept Lake Winnebago and it's tributaries number
i've. So much of the Chippewa River as lies north
! OF the north boundary the county, of Fan Claire