The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-02
LAWS OF WISCONSIN
CHAPTER 215.

CHAPTER 215.
AN ACT TO prescribe more fully the duties Of the
county superintendent OF schools.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. No county superintendent of schools
(except as hereinafter provided shall engage in
teaching during the term for which he was elect
81, nor shall any person under contract TO teach
be qualified to hold the Office or county superIn-
sendent of schools.
Section 2. No county superintendent Of schools
GhRll engage in any profession or occupation, nor
lhall he absent himself from the county or dis
tTict for which he Is elected 10 engage IN any oc
eupation, profession or pursuit during the term
Tor which he is elected, for such time or in such
manner as TO interfere with the proper discharge
of his duties as st superintendent OF tchools.
Section g. Any county superintendent OF schools
who neglects or violates any of the provisions OF
sections or Of this act snail be subject TO re-
Section 4 None of the provisions of this act
shall beappicable to counties in which the salary
Of county superintendent OF schools IS less than
eight hundred dollars per annum.
Section ). This act shall take effect Bnd be in
Jorce from and after its passage and publication.
Approved April 2, 1883.
CHAPTER 1s8.
AN ACT to provide for greater economy in the
purchase of supplies for state institutions.
The people of the state Of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section !. Whenever economy OF expenditure
can, in its judgment, be promoted thereby, ma
terials and supplies for the use OF the charitable
reformatory and penal institutions Of the state
NAV be purchased in quantity sufficient for sew
erai or all of said institutions by The state boar!
ofsupervision, and distributed as occasion may
! Section q All acts and parts OF acts eontraven-
ing with this act are hereby repeated.
Section 8. This act shall take effect and oe III
force from and after its passage and PuDHcation
Approved March %, 1885.
CHAPTER 260.
AN ACT relating TO the salaries Of county officers
within the state, and RuendatOry Of chapter 49,
of the general laws of 1885, entitled IAN act re-
lst'og TO the salaries of judicial officers within
the gtste, and amendatory Of section 6si, OF the
-eg aed statutes.
TIE people of the state of wisconsin. represented
In sauate and assembly, do enact follows:
Section l. Section l of chapter $50, of the gen
eral laws of 1888 entitled "an act relating to the
salaries Of judicial officers within the state, and
Rmendatory Of section 694 OF the revised stat
utes," IL hereby amended so as to read as fol-
lows to-wit: 1.-THE county board, at their an
nuaI meeting In November, shall fix the amount
of salary which shall be received by every coun-
II officer, including county judge, who shall be
elected in the county during the ensuing year,
and is entitled to receive salary payable out of
the county treasury, and the salary so liked shall
not be increased or diminished during his term
of Office. All salaries shall be paid out of the
county treasury quarter yearly at the end OF each
quarter. All salaries the amounts whereof have
heretofore been declared and fixed by the county
board at any time, or heretofore established by
law, shall be and remain the salaries of such OIL
GERS until the county board shall fix the amounts
section, and when such amount is once fixed by
the county board, It shall be and remain as the
salary ofsuclI officer until changed as herein pro-
vided: provided, however, that where any new
county shall have been or shall be erected, and
officers thereof appointed, the county board Of
such counties shall have power, at any regular
meeting of such board, during the term Of Office
Of such officers so appointed 10 declare and fix
the amount Of annual compensation that such
Officers SHAH receive. All actions Of the county
boards OF this state heretofore had upon this sub
ject consistent with this act, are hereby legalzed
and made valid.
section2 All acts or parts Of acts contravening
the provisions Of this act are hereby repealed
Section 8 This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after Us passage and publication.
Approved April 8, 1893.
CHAPTER 2ol.
AN ACT nmendatory of section Ago, chapter 1874
of the revised statutes, entitled of proceedings
in criminal cases in justice court.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
Ia senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section ]. Section 4769 of the revised statutes
Is hereby amended by adding thereto al the end
thereof, the following: And IN any case for any
violation ola law OF the state relating to the sale
of intoxicating liquors and drinks, TO give notice
thereof to the district attorney of the county ana
q delay the proceeding a reasonable time for
h N, or Tor some attorney in his behalf, ana up
OF his written request to appear and conduct the
same on behalf Of the state.
Section ?. This act shall be in force from and
after its passage and publication.
Approved March 81, 1885.
CHAP TX L.H.
AN ACT to amend section l5iS ard loon o. tIe
revised statutes as aEeu"Cd Iy cha pier - 81
the laws of 1852, ana to enact three urw see
tiOns 10 be known as sections l54Sa, l5lNh, and
1550a OF the revised statutes re.a,inE TO ,EcIse
and the sale OF Intoxicating I4HCFS.
The people ofthe State OF Wisconsin, represented
IN senate and assembly do eaUct "a follows:
Section !. Section lois OF the revised statutes
as amended by chapter SD of the laws OF 1852. Is
hereby amended so that said section shall lead Is
follows. Section 15iS. The town boards, village
boards and common councils Of the respective
towns, villages and cities may grantlicense under
the conditions and restrictions in this chapter
obtained, to such persons ~ they uy. IA proper
to keep groceries, saloons OF Other places within
their respective towns, villages or cities for the
sale of quantities in less than one gallon Of
strong, gpirituous, malt, ardent or intoxicating
liquors to be drank on the premises; and in Ike
manner may grant licenses Tor the sale III any
quantity of such liquors not TO be drank on the
premises; and the sum to be paid for such
license for the sale Of such liquors TO be drank
on the premises shall lsubject to the right 10
increase the same as in this chapter prOgided) be,
IN towns having within their boundaries no city
or village incorporated or unlncOTpOrate1 with
population of i've hundred or more, one hun
bred dollars, and in nil cities and villages and in
towns not herein otherwise pJoyidedtoT, the sum
10 be paid FOR such license shall be TWO hundred
dollars; and the sum to be paid for such license
for the sale Of such liquors MOTTO be drank on
the premises, except for registered pharmacists,
as IN this chapter provided, shall be two hundred
dollars. The application for any such license
license applied for and a designation OF the
premises where such liquors shall be sold. All
such licenses shall remain IN force until the
first Tuesday in May next after the granting
thereof, unless sooner revoked BY the board or
common council granting the same. such license
shall be atested by the town, city or village
clerk, and shall not be delivered until the APP
plicant shall produce and file with the clerk
receipt showing the payment Ofthe sum required
therefor TO the proper town, village city treas
urer and until the filing with such clerk Of the
n nm ET no ROY al
statutes. IL is hereby made the duty Of all town
boards, village boards and common councils to
meet and be in session on the third Tuesday IN
April OF each year, and from day TO day there
after 50 long as II may be necessary for the pur
pose OF acting upon such applications as may be
presented to them, and couformaEle to the pro-
visions OF this chapter. The population of any
city or village shall be ascertained by the last
preceding enumeration BY the state or general
government.
Section 2 There is hereby enacted new Sec
ton to be known as section l54Sa, Of the revised
statutes which shall read as follows: Section
l5iSa The town boards, village boards and COM
mon councils OF the respective towns, Villages
and cities IN this state, upon the written
application of any registered pharmacist,
shall grant TO such registered pharmacist,
permit 70 sell strong. spirituous and
ardent liquors in quantities less tlan
one gallon, ior medicinal, mechanical or scientlf
lie purposes only, and not to be drank on the
premises. The sum to be paid for such permit
shall be ten dollars; anC such permit shall e
granted and issued in the same manner aud term
mate at the same time as the license provided for
IN the preceding section, except that II shall not
he necessary for any such registered pharmacist
70 furnish the bond required by section 1919 Of
the revised statutes. Ii shall be the duty of ey-
cry pharmsCistto whom a permit Is issued to keep
= book i'll which he shall enter the dste of every
sale made by him Of any such liquors, the name
of the person 10 whom sold. and the kind and
quantity of, and for which such liquors are sold;
and such book shall, at all times, be open 10 the
inspection of the authorities granting such per
mil. 10 shall be the duty OF every such pharma-
cist on the third Tuesday of A Til in each year
file with the clerk Of the city, village or town
III which his permit IS granted, verified COPY OF
all the entries made by him in such book SIS he is
required by this section TO keep.
section 8. There Is hereby enacted new sec
tioE 10 he known as section f54Sb OF The revised
statutes. which shall read as follows: Section
I54Sb. The electors of the several cities villages
and towns in this state may hold special elections
therein for the purpose OF determining, as here
matter provided, the amount to be paid in such
city, village or town for license 10 sell intUxi-
eating liquors to be drank on the premises And
tor that purpose Il is hereby made the duty of
the clerk of every city, village or town, on re-
quest being made 10 him in writing, signed bv at
least twelve qualified voters of such city. village
ct town, and specifying the purpose for which
such spCclsl election is TO be held 10 forthwith
give pOtlCe OF special election for that purpose
in the manner provided for giving notice Of gen
eTal elections; provided however, that such spe-
Cial election shall be held on the tulrd Tuesday
of september and that no other question shall
lie submitted 90 the electors at the same time,
and that no such special election shall be held