Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-29
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as amended by chapter 800 of the laws of 1882, is
| hereby amended so as to read as follows: Section
1850. If any person shall vend, sell, deal traf-
! tic in or for the purposes of evad1ng any law OF
this state, givegaway any spirtuous, malt, ardent
or intoxicating liquors or drinks in any quantity
whatever, without first having obtained a license
or permit therefor, required by this chapter
he shall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and
| on conviction thereof shall be punished therefor
| by a fine of not less than fifty dollars nor more
than one hundred dollars, besides the costs of suit
or in lieu OF such tine by Imprisonment In The
county Jail of the proper county not to exceed
| six months nor less than three months; and in
case of punishment by fine az above provided,
| such person shall, unless the fine and costs be
| paid forthwith, be committed to the county jail
of the proper county until such fine and costs are
| paid or until discharged by due course Of law:
and in case of second or any subsequent con-
| viction of the same person during any year the
punishment shall be by both such fine and i'm.
prisonment.
Section 5. There is hereby enacted new Sec
ton to be known section 1550a of the revised
statutes, which shall read as follows: Section
1550a. Any person who SHALL for the purpose of
inducing the sales of liquors by any registered
pharmacist, holding permit therefor, for any
other use than medicinal, mechanical or scien-
t1hc purposes make any false statement or repre-
sentat1on to such pharmacist or any clerk or en-
ploye OF such pharmacist, regarding the use for
which such liquor is bought, and thereby induce
such sale to be made In violation of law, or any
registered pharmacist holding permit under
this chapter, who shall neglect or refuse to COM
ply with any Of the requirements of this chapter
Shs De guilty b Of IN and on ne
|
! OF not less than ten dollars more than forty
dollars besides the costs Of suit and in case of
| person the punishment shall be by fine of not
| less than forty dollars nor more than one hun
! dred dollars, besides the costs of suit, by i'm
pr1sonment in the county Jail OF the proper coun-
| ty not less than thirty days or more than three
| months; and in case of punishment by fne such
person shall, unless the fine and costs be paid,
! forthwith be committed to the county jail of the
! proper county until such fine and costs are paid,
| or until discharged by due course Of law.
Section 6. All acts or parts of acts in conflict
with the provisions of this act are hereby re-
pealed, except that nothing herein contained
shall be construed TO diminish the sum to be paid
for license in any city village in this state as
! provided by the charter or ordinance thereof.
! Provided that the several town boards, village
| boards and common councils of the respective
towns, villages and cities may fix license to be
paid for the year ending the first Tuesday of May,
1885, at any sum not exceeding the maximum
nor less than the minimum hereinbefore provid-
ed to be voted for in such towns, villages and
! cities respectively,
Section This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved April 6, 1885,
CHAPTER 2o5
| AN ACT to amend section ], chapter SoS. of the
laws OF 1ss2 entitled .ssa act to provide for
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows
section1 Chapter So3, of the laws of 1882 is
Section s. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publication.
CHAPTER sos.
AN ACT to amend chapter 32n, laws of 1883, en-
it'll IAN act TO provide tor the printing and
distribution OF the reports of the state officers
departments and Institutions
The people OF the state of Wisconsin, represented
III senate and assembly, GO enact as follows:
Section 1. Section ,, of chapter 80, laws OF
1888, Is hereby amended so as to read as follo"s
Section 2. The biennial reports OF the several
state departments and inst tutionS shall be I'm
tied in number of pages as hereinafter speclfed
he report of the secretary of state including the
reports of commissioners OF public printing ana
The superintendent of public properly, not eX-
ceeding three hundred and nifty pages state
treasurer, one hundred pages: state superintend-
ent, three hundred pages railroad commission
er. three hundred pages; commissioner OF lnsur-
ance, two hundred pages; state board OF super
vision, three hundred pages; state board OF char
tiles and reform, two hundred pages; state board
OF health, one hundred pages; commissioners OF
public lands, fifty pages; board of regents OF uni
Verslty, hfty pages; commissioners of Usher
les, twenty pages; industrial school for girls,
twenty live pages; state supervisor of ulumlnat-
ing ollS, twenty-five pages; adjutant general, hfty
pages; quartermaster general, twenty-five pages;
board OF trustees of soldiers orphans home,
twenty live pages; commissioner of labor Stat1s-
tics, tour hundred pages; Milwaukee county in
sane asylum, fifty pages.
Section 2. Section f. of chapter $50, laws of
1888, is hereby amended to read as follows:
Section 4. Within ten days after the biennial re-
ports Of the several state departments and state
institutions shall have been placed in the hands
of the commissioners of printing, and by them
revised as provided by law, they shall, through
printer, who shall Immediately proceed to print
four thousand copies of said reports, excepting
those of the state superintendent, of which there
shall be printed ten thousand copies; secretary of
state, five thousand copies, and commissioner Of
labor statistics Ii teen thousand copies. Twenty
five hundred copies of each of said reports, to-
getheT with the annual message Of the governor
TO the legislature first to convene after the deliv
cry OF said reports, shall be bound according to
the provisions of section 3l9, chapter 20, OF the
revised statutes, and shall be delivered to the
secretary Of state within one month after the
opening of the session of the legislature, OF rs
soon thereafter practicable who shall deposit
them with the Superintendent of public property,
who shall receipt to the secretary Of state there
for. twenty-five hundred volumes designated by
this section shall be bound in cloth, and styled
=" governors message and accompanying docu-
ments.'
Section 3. Section 6, of chapter s2O laws of
1888 is hereby amended so as to read as follows:
Section 6. Five hundred copies of the report of
the secretary Of state state superintendent rail-
road commissioner, insurance commissioner,
state board Of supervision, state board of chart
ties and reform, and commissioners of labor sta
tisics shall be bound singly, in cloth, for the
OF these several departments. The remaining
copies Of the foregoing reports shall be bound
singly, in paper for the of the several depart
ments and institutions making the same; pro-
V1ded, however, that the reports of the state in.
stitutions including the report of the state board
embraced in the report of the state board of super
vision, shall be bound separately in paper for the
use of said institutions.
Section 4. All acts or parts of acts conflicting
with the provisions of this act are hereby re-
/ Section s. This act shall take effect and be in
/ force from and after its passage.
! Approved April 4th, 1885.
CHAPTER ESQ.
AN ACT relating to the salaries Of county officers
within the state, and amendaJory of chapter $50,
OF the general laws of 1883, entitled San act
lsting TO the salaries of judicial officers within
the state, and amendatory of section 6S4, of the
revised statutes.
The people of the state of Wisconsin. represented
In senate and assembly, do enact as follows
Section l. Section of chapter $780, of the gen.
eral laws Of 1883, entitled an act relating to the
salaries Of judicial officers within the state and
amendatory Of section 694 of the revised stat
/ utes," Ia hereby amended so as to read as fol-
/ lows, to-wit: 1.-THE county board, at their an
nual meeting in November, shall fix the amount
/ OF salary which shall be received by every coun-
/ ty officer, including county judge, who shall be
elected in the county during the ensuing year,
and Is entitled to receive salary payable ont Of
the county treasury, and the salary &c fixed 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 Off
GERS until the county board shall fix the amounts
thereof In accordance with the provisions of this