Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-05-09
Published April s, 1851

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AN 6 ACT I relating to 6 6 30 Of a 5s
1885, amended by chapter 28S of The laws of 1881
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. Section OF chapter 369 OF the laws OF
laws of 1881 is hereby amended as follows: BY adding
sod brands or deyices for the aDnrovn or Rejection Of
oils shall nrth9r contain the words Fire Test followed
will burn application of the test prescribed by
Funerals ony te s Ie F b D
that said section when amended shall read as follows:
mating shall appoint in accordance with the pro-
visions of this act inspectors of illuminating oils who
shall examine and test all Illuminating oils offered for
sale for in this state by any person whatsoever,
such examining and testing, and who shall be liable to
all the penalties hereinafter provided for any neglect,
discharge of the duties aforesaid and the said state
g SO nnpoe9 Tp9p ~ rasna 1oce oy
reasonable and the said supervisor and all in
shall before entering upon the duties their respec
tive offices, take an oath affirmation faithfully to
discharge the duties of the same as prescribed by the
constitution ana laws of this state and the said
shall execute bond to the people of the state in
the sum OF two Thousand collars conotloned ior the
faithful performance OF ell duties imposed by this act,
state; and every inspector appointed under this act
shall execute bond to the people OF this state in such
| sum- not exceednp two thousand dollars, may be
fixed in each case by the state supervisor conditioned
aforesaid such bond to be filed In the office of the
clerk of the county wherein the inspector executing the
same shall res de, and duplicate copy thereof, duly
certified by the county clerk, shall be filed in the Office
of the state superyisor and all bonds executed under
the PROVISIONS OF TINS act shall be Tor the use OF al per-
sons aggreved by the acts or neglect or the state SUI
pervor. or of the inspectors respectively executing
the same The surees the bond OF the state SUPER
shall be approved by the secretary OF state and
the sureties the bonds of inspectors shall be
proved by the Judge OF probate IN the counties IN which
side yovi1ed that the said state sunerviP9r shall On
the request of the city council of city, the board Of
trustees of any incorporated village the BOARD of
whom such council board OF trustees board of SUPER
vsor shall nominate inspector OF Illuminating oils for
said city, village or town. and for such territory ada
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spector appointed under the provisions of this act to
provide at his cost and expense all the necessary
branding illuminating oils under the provisions Of this
act ana promptly to examine or test when called
for that purpose any oils offered for sale for
illuminating purposes and If upon such examination
test such oils shall be found to meet the require
ments of this act, he shall ax the package, cas
barrel containing the brand or device contain
ing the word approved with the date OF testing over
his official signature the package, cask or barrel
containing the sumo and 1t shall be aw1n Tor any per
state but If the oil tested shall not meet the afore
package, cask parrei containing the same over his
official signature the words Rejected I9r nminatng
testing thereof and it shall be unlawful Tor the
the said brands or devices for approval rejection Of
oils shall further contain the words Ere Fest fol-
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for this purpose numerals only that are diVbe By
Section This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage age. and publication.
Published March a. 1881
CHAPTER 90.
AN ACT to provide for the apprasement Of exempt
property in certain cases.
The people of the state Of Wisconsin, represented
In senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section 1. Whenever personal property shall be
seized on writ OF attachment execution issued out
of any court in this state and any part of such prop
erty shall be exempt from such seizure under any
provision Of law exempdng to the debtor property
OF like kind to specific amount in value, and such
exemption shall be claimed the part of the debtor
the officer making such seizure shall, upon request
py the debtor, or may upon his own motion without
such request, said exempt property to be ap-
praised by two DISTINGUISHED freeholders of the
county who shall first be sworn by him to make a
true appraisement thereof, which appraiseme
shall be in writing and signed by the appraisers and
shall be prma facie evidence of the value Of the
property appraised for the purposes of such exemp-
ton. The appraisement so signed together with
true inventory of all the property seized shall be
turned with the writ OF attachment or execution,
and the fees Of each of such apurasers shall be one
dollar (Sl.00 for each day actually engaged In such
appraisement and shall be paid by the officer and
returned as disbursements on his writ.
Section q This act shall take effect and be IN forc
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March Is. 1888
tFuO GHSP TRi5' So 81 1851
AN ACT relating to the killing of deer in the state OF
The people of the state Of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, n5 do aet as follows
sons to nunt take kill buck, doe fawn within
Der and the succeeding lst day of No7ember at any
time to hunt take or kill buck, doe fawn within
any police lantern, torchlght any other artificial
light.
Section g It shall be unlawful any person or per.
sons to take send ship, cause to be TAKEN
within the state Of Wseon n Oo0k zoe OF fa"n killed
Section Any person persons violating any of the
provisions OF this act SHALL conviction thereof be
fined twenty five dollars (S5) each such ofense one
half of which, when recovered shall go the complain
ant or iniormer.
Section Ali acts parts of acts not consistent With
this act are hereby repealed.
Section Tins act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved April y 1888.
Published March15, 1881
CHAPTER 55.
AN ACT to amend section 2002 of the revised statutes
relating to Free Masons, Odd Fellows and similar
societies.
The people the state Wisconsin represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Is hereby amended by inserting after the word ITEM
perance In the fourth line of said section. the words
"Grand Army of the IRepublic.' that said section
shall read follows Section POOP. The members OF
Division acting under the authority of any grand
lodge or division of Free Masons, Odd Fellows Her
mann's Sons, or Sons of Temperance Grand Army of
the Republic, of the State Grange any subordi
nate of the order of patrons of husbandry act
ing under the authority of state national grange
or OF any other society constituted in gener
ally similar either of the foregoing, assemble at
their usual place of meeting, and, pursuance OF the
rules of their society," elect less tnan three
than nine of their number trustees to take of the
property, real and personal, belonging thereto and
transact all the business relative to the investment and
disposal thereof.
Section This shall take effect and be in forcs
from and after It's passage and publication.
Approved March 13. 1888
Published April Z, 1881
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