The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-02
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AN ACT to amend chapter lbs, OF the revised
statutes entitled of ''gsrnishment"
The people OF the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact es follows
Section /. Section 277l, of the revised statutes,

AN ACT to amend chapter lbs, of the revised
statutes, entitled of ''garnishment"
The people OF the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact es follows:
Section /. Section 2771, of the revised statutes,
Is hereby amended so as to read as follows: Sec
ton 277l The defendant may, at any time be-
fore Judgment, file with the clerk of the court an
undertaking, executed by at least two sureties
resident freehodes of the state TO the effect that
they viii, on demand, pay TO the plaintiff the
amount Of the judgment, with all costs that may
be recovered against such defendant in the &C
ton, not exceeding sum specified, which sum
shall be not less than double the amount demand
ed by the complaint, or affidavit of garnishment
or IN such less sum as the court, or presiding
judge, shall, upon application direct. The
sureties shall justify their responsibility by
athdav1t annexed, stating rum which
each Is worth, In property within this state
over and above all his debts and liabilities and
property exempt from execution. the aggre-
gate of which sums shall be double the amount
specified IN the undertaking. The defendant
shall serve Il copy of such undertaking, with
notice where and when the same was filed, on the
Plaintiff. Within three days after the receipt
thereof, the plaintiff shall give notice TO the de-
fendant that he excerpts to the suffciency OF the
sureties, he shall be deemed TO have waived all
objections to them. When the plaintiff excerpts,
the suretes shall justify in like manner as bail
upon on arrest, and the provisions of sections
2lu4, 21O5 and 2706 shall be applicable thereto.
Thereafter all the gaTnishees shall be discharged,
and the garnishment proceedings shall be deemed
discontinued, and any money or property paid
or delivered 10 any officer, shall be surrendered
10 the person entitled thereto and the costs shall
be taxable as disbursements OF the plaintiff in
the action, If he RECEIVERS.
Section 2 This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March IS, 1885
CHAPTER lsl
AN ACT 10 amend paragraph y, Of section S2''
of chapter 10 OF the revised statutes, ehlll, Ui
Villages"
The people of the state Of Wisconsin, represented
i'll senate snG assembly, do enact as follows:
Section /. Paragraph l., Of section 80, Cf
chapter 40, of the revised statutes, entitled 'oi
villages is hereby amended 10y inserting 4 tsT
the word ordinance" IN the elcycuih iine OF
said paragraph, the following: 10 provide tor
licensing the keeping OF dogs, al sum or rate OF
less than one dollar nor more than i,n dollars
year for each dog; and 30 provide Tor badge or
token 10 be carried by each licensed dog, and for
the killing and destruction, III Il summary man
ner, of all dogs not licensed, wherever the same
may be found within the village, AMI &c, used
dogs running at large in the streets, ali, ", or
public grounds in the village; and TO punish per-
sons keeping unlicensed dogs so that tld para
gteph when amended shall Tc9d as follows: y
To restrain the runltng at large OF cattle, horses
mules, sheep swine, poultry, and other animals
and to authorize the dlstraihlng lmpouhdlug
and sale of the same; to establish pounds and
regulate and protect the same; 10 require the
owners or drivers of horses. oxen, or
other animals attached to vehicles or 9TH
erwise, 10 fasten the same, while in the
streets or alleys of the village; 10 prohibit the
hitChiug of horses teams or animals TO any fence,
tree or pump and to prevent injury to tn salne
to regulate ana control the running of engines
and cars, through the village, and the rate OF
speed of the same; to prevent the running at
large of dogs and to authorize the obstruction OF
the same III summary manner when at large
contrary to the ordinance; to provide for the IL
ceusing and the keeping of dogs, At sum or rate
of not less than one dollar nor more than ten dol
lars year for each dog and to provide tor badge
or token TO be carried by each licensed dog and
for the secure muzzllng of licensed dogs; and for
the killing and destruction, in d summary man
ner, of all dogs not licensed, wherever the same
may be found within the village, and of licensed
dogs running at large in the streets, alleys pub
lie grounds, in the village; and 10 punish persons
keeping unlicensed dogs; and license public por-
ters solicitors or runners, cartmen, hackmen,
omnibus drivers and guides. and TO establish
rules aud regulations in regard to their conduct
as such, ana to prevent any unnecessary noise or
disturbance during the arrival or departure OF
persons IN public cOnyeyances.
Section 2 This act shall take effect and be IN
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March 3d. 1855.