Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-01
LAWS OF WISCONSIN.
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amended by adding after the word might watch
man." where it occurs in line forty-two OF said
secton, the words zone fireman." so that said
secuoh when so amended shall read as follows:
Section /. Section lila of chapter 10 of the re-
v1sed statutes is hereby amended by adding after
the words "enrolled bills" the words lone clerk
10 the committee on engrossed bills, and ono clerk
70 me lolnt committee on claims" also by add
Ing after the words "who shall act as committee
room attendant the words zone document room
clerk, tlSo by adding after the words 'docu-
ment room attendant the words zone attendant
lot the enrolling and engrossing room;' also by
Adolng after the words zone night watchman"
the words lone fireman. also by adding after
the words enrolled billy in the thirteenth line
OF said section the words zone clerk to commit
lee on en- crossed bills" also by adding after the
words two gallery attendants" the words lone
attendant for the enrolling and engrosslng rooms,
one fireman, one general attendant for the as
sembly chamber who shall act as policeman,
one document clerk and document room attend
ant, one hagman;'' also by adding after the words
business of his house." the words ''but no such
copysts shall receive more than three dollars per
day" also amend by striking out the words 'but
no SUI oopyists shall be paid for time when they
are not actually employed in copying enrolled or
So1t then only upon the words "a Joint resolu
ton of both houses" SO that said section when
amended shall read as follows: Section lila.
the PRECEDENT ex-offic1o and president pro
tenn. shall be one chief clerk, one as
sistant clerk, one book-keeper one enroll
ing clerk, one engrossing clerk, one transcribing
clerk, one clerk of the judiciary committee, one
clerk of the committee on enrolled bills one
clerk to the committee on engrossed bills one
clerk TO the joint committee on claims one proof
reader, one sergeant-at-arms, one assistant SER
geant- at arms, one postmaster one assistant post
master, four dOOrkeepers, one gallery attendant,
who shall act as committee room attendant one
document room clerk one document room at
tendant, one attendant for the enrolling and en-
crossing rooms, one janitOr, one porter one night
Waterman, one fireman, and eight messengers.
The officers of the assembly, aside from the
speaker, shall be one chief clerk, two assistant
10 hOnly- bon rrolNrl
expressing clerk, one transcrlbing clerk, one
proof reader, one clerk to the judiciary commit
tee one clerk to the committee on enrolled bulls,
one clerk TO the committee on engrOSSed bills,
one Sergeant-atarms, one ASST tant SER eant-at-
arms, one postmaster one assistant postmaster,
one porter. one night Waterman, four doorkeep-
eTS two gallery attendants, one attendant for the
enrolling and engrossing rooms, one fireman, one
general attendant for the assembly chamber, who
shall act as a policeman, one document room
clerk, one document room attendant, one flag
man, one wash room attendant, and twelve mes
sengers. The chief clerk of each house shall en-
ploy such additional copyists to assist in enroll
ing and engrossing bills as shall be necessary for
the proper and expeditions transactions of the
business of his house, but no such copyist shall
receive than at the rate of three dollars per
day for the time actually employed Additional
clerks for committees may be employed upon eX-
traordinary. occasions therefor, but tnen, only
upon joint resolution of both houses: and any
clerk so appointed shall not be employed after
the exigencies requiring his employment shall
have passed. In case an attendant shall be needed
in any committee room the sergeant-at-arms
shall detail some messenger or other employee to
act as such attendant.
Section & This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March Is, 1885,
CHAPTER II.
AN ACT to appropriate the sums Of money there
in named TO the charitable, Teformatory and
penal institutions of the state
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section |. There is hereby appropriated, out
appropriated to the institutions below named
the following sums of money for the purposes
specified, tO-Wit To the Wisconsin State Hospital
for the Insane for current expenses. including
painting and necessary repairs, TO January !,
1887, ninety-four thousand dollars for building
water tower and reservoir and making necessary
connections. ten thousand dollars. To the North
ern Hospital for the Insane, for current expenses
including painting and necessary repairs to JAM
uary |, 1887 one hundred and forty four thousand
dollars; for rebuilding and repairing damage
caused By fire. six thousand FIVE hundred dollars;
for purchase OF real estate. five thousand seven
hundred dollars To the Wisconsin Institution
for the Education of the Deaf and Dumb, for cur
rent expenses including painting and necessary
repairs to March /, 1887, eighty-two thousand
dollars; for purchase OF real estate, one thousand
dollars for building boiler house, coal vaults and
riundry, and removing boilers and mach merry
thereto, ten thousand dollars. To the Wisconsin
Institution Tor the education of the Blind, for
current expenses, including painting and neces-
sary repairs to March l, 1887, thirty three
thousand and five hundred dollars. To the Wis
Consin Industrial School for Boys for Gu rent ex-
penses including painting and necessary r. pairs,
10 Janusry !, 1887, seventy nine thousand don rs;
for purchase of thiTty-two acres Of l3nd, two
thousand five hundred dollars. To the Wis. onsin
State Prison. for current expenses including
painting ana necessary repairs, to March I, 1887,
nineteen thousand five hundred dollars for pur-
dollars.
Section 2. No part of the money herebyappro-
priated for the purchase of real estate sh all be
drawn from the treasury until ali abstract of title
thereto shall be furnished and submitted to the
state will acquire by the proposed conveyance q
good title thereto, fee and clear of all liens and
incumb' ances, And it is hereby made the duty
OF the att Tney general TO examine said abstracts
of title and proposed conveyances, and give his
opinion thereon, as contemplated by the fore
going provisions.
St cion g. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March Is, 1885.
CHAPTER 81.
An ACT TO -uthorize and provide for covering
certain moneys into the state treasury
The people OF ne state of Wisconsin, represented
IN senate and assembly, do enact as follows
section L The state board of supervision is
hereby authorized and directed to draw its prop
er warrants therefor and cover back into the
state treasury the following unexpeu ded balances
OF speclad appropriations: To Wisconsin State
Hospital for the Insane, by chapter 283, laws of
1881, "for frep proof elevator four hundred and
two dollars and ten cents; to Northern Hospital
for the Insane, chapter 258, laws of 1885, "for
boarding house" four hundred eighty-tWo and
hftyfoUr cents; chapter IS, laws of 1882 sfor con
Yertlng OLD chapeI into rooms and furnishing the
same Tor patients seven hundred thirty. five dol
lars and sixty i~ht cents; "for removing coal
shed and building carpenter shop eight hun
dred seventy-nine dollars and seventy-one cents
to Wisconsin Institution for the Education of the
Feat and Dumb, chapter 285, laws of 1881, ''ior
architects fee" ETC., two hundred twelve dol
lars and fifty -four cents; chapter 142, laws of
1888, for protection tsgainst fire. seven hundred
eighty dollars and TIVE ty-oIae cents.
Section z The said board is further authorized
and directed to cover into the state treasury by
warrant, or by request in writing to the secreta-
y OF state If the money has not been drawn
from the treasury, any unexpended balances of
special appropriations which may hereafter exist,
whenever the purposes for which the appropria-
tons were made shall have been accom- plished
and the amount of such balances is greater than
may be transferred TO current expense funds by
existing laws.
Section g. All moneys returned to or covered
into the state treasury under the provisions of
this act shall be credited 10 and become part Of
the general fund.
!. Section 4. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March 13, 1885.
CHAPTER SO.
AN ACT to amend chapter Is Of the general laws
OF 1882, entitled an act to grant the land neces-
eary TO increase the depot accommodation of
the northern hospital for the insane" by cor
recung an error in the description of the land
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