The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-04-25
CHAPTER 2SS
Az ACT relating to The duties of overseers Of

Az ACT relating 10 The duties Of overseers OF
highways
TIE people OF the state OF Wisconsin, represented
III senate and assembly, Go enact as follows:
section J. Livery person and corporation snail de-
-lI9F upon all lands which he they shall occupy
w control All weeds known as Canadian thistles
biGl"es, it8sel, white daisy and snap dragon at
si#a Time, and i'll such manner as shall eifeCtual
iy = event them bearing seed. In like manner
saai DE rlhey destroy also any the above mcu-
TONED weeds standing or growing as far as the
center Of pablo highways, lanes or alleys adj
Joining the lands owned or controlled by him or
section .. If the occupant of any such lands
s1l iall TO so destroy such weeds a. so required,
tlteF having six Gays notice in writing by the
commissioner Of Canadian thistles such occu.
uatt shall be lined five dollars for the first offense
ana ten dollars for each otieuse thereafter.
section 3. There shall be appointed by the
t'%I supervisors OF each town or by the city
council OF any city IS the case may be, some COM
tt-e4L person styled commissioner on Canada
1.ist-est VINO shall be required 10 take the same
c2ths as town officers, and shall hold his Office for
one year and until his successor is appointed and
ll1tled- HE board may for any good cause re-
move said commissioner and appoint Il successor
10 serve during me unexpired term.
0stlJE he commissioner shall carefully
inquire concerning The existence of noxious
weeds III ms township or precinct, and il case
any person, persons or corporation occupying or
controlling any lands within this state shall neg
-yet 10 destroy any Canada thiStles, burdock tea
-ti ana snap dragol growing on any lands owned
or controlled by him OF them or on any highway,
i1ae or alley adjoining such lands il shall be the
re destroyed an such weeds. He shall spend as
many days aS the supervisors or city council may
deem necessary and for each day so spent shall
receive one dollar and half per day and one
hall OF all lines collected, upon presentation of
his account therefor verified by his oath aud
specifying by separate items against each piece
Hl lana, describing the same, and the respective
amounts shall ue placed on The next tax roll in
separate column headed for destruction of
weeds tax against the lands upon which
such WEEDS were destroyed, and be collected as
DEggT taxes.
section s. It shall be theduty of the chairman
% every town board at the annual town meeting
whole of this act.
section g. An previous acts in relation to nox-
!ous weeds and all amendments thereto are here
Section = This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publication.
approved April 5, 1885.
CHAPTER 1GS
AN ACT in relation TO transfer of insane and
leave of absence from institutions.
The TC0u'e % the state OF Wisconsin, represented
~ senate and assembly. do enact as follows:
Sc ton l. All orders tor transfer OF insane by
the stale board of charities and reform under tie
provisions OF section 3, chapter 23, laws of 1881,
shall he directed by said board TO the county
lHGgH OF the county To which such insane persons
are ghargeabIe and when such order is received
bF any county judge 1t shall he his duty TO direct
l4s sheriff or some other suitable person or per-
sous TO make such transfer rs directed by SAID
board.
Section .. In counties where no suitable pro
VISION has Nttl maze IOr the proper ana humane
care OF TIM insane. when insane belonging 10 said
county have been ordered to be returned IRON
ST &c hospital for the insane, the state board Of
charities and reform on application from the
county Judge or the chairman Of the county
board of supervisors may direct the transfer Of
such insane PERSONS from such state hospital, di-
rectly to any county posse sing suitable accom-
La3aLpus, 90 save the additional expense of first
returning them to their county.
section 3, The superintendent of any lnstitu-
flan organized under section l, of chapter 253
laws of 1881, upon the written recommendation
OF The visiting physician of such institution, may
allow any inmate of such inst tuition 10 90 out on
leave VI absence, for such time and under such
conditions as he may fix.
See Jon 4 This act shall take effect and be il
force from ami after its passage and publication
Approved March Is. 1885.
CHAPTER 200.
An ACT relating to the duties of clerks OF courts
OF record, ana to determine the liens of judg-
ECuts
in senate and assembly, DO enact as follows:
section !. it shall be the duty of every clerk
Oh court of record. in addition to his other du-
ties as provided by law, 10 keep as part of the
records Of such court daily Journal or book, in
which every Judgment OF decree affecting real
estate shan at the proper time be entered by him
Immediately before such Judgment or decree
sauIl le doCkeed. After the entry of such juGg-
Glelt OF decree affecting real estate in the daily
journal, the clerk shall at once docket the same,
as now provided by law. All such judgments or
delIees affecting real estate shall b. mum bered
cons. cutlvely, commencing with the number
one and shall be entered in such daily journal
thus: