Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-06-17

such PERIOD and said board, or any member or
duly authorized agent thereof, shall have power
to enter any building, vessel, car, train public
vehicle to inspect the same, to remove therefrom
any person affected by Asatic cholera or other
disease dangerous to the public health, and care
for them to stop any vessel or vehicle at any
place, and to require the conductor or person IN
charge of any train of cars to stop his train at
any station or upon any stdetrack and to deta1n
the same for such time as may be necessary Tor
the removal therefrom of any person or persons
affected by Asiatic cholera or other contagious
infectious disease, dangerous to the public
health, or for such other measures as the c1rcum-
stances of the case and the public safety may re-
quire The rules and regulations of the state
board of health, if general, shall be published In
the official state paper, and such publication for
the period of ten days shall be sufficient notice
to all PERSONS but the service of special orders
any town. village or city, through its authorities
or through its local board of health, shall be
sufficient notice to such town, village or city.
Section d It shall be the duty Of all local
health boards, town. village and city authorities,
and officers or persons in charge Of the institu-
tions herein named, to cooperate with the state
board of health in carrying out the provisions OF
this act, and to provide for the payment of all ex
penses incurred in executing the directions given
by said board, except those expenses specifically
provided for in this act, in connection with the
prevention and control of Asiatic cholera and in
case any such local fboard officer person shall
refuse or neglect to cooperate with the state
board OF health az herein provided, the board
shall have power to execute Its orders and direc
tons by agents of its own appointment, and all
expenses SO incurred shall be charge upon the
county, town, village or city in which, or in be-
half of which, such expenses shall have been in
Cured
Section 5. All health officers, local boards of
health sherifs, constables, police officers and
other officers and employees of the state, shall re-
spect and enforce the rules and regulations OF the
state board of health made and published as
herein provided, in every particular affecting
their respective localities and duties; and any
such officer or any member Of a local board of
health, or person in charge OF any vessel, train.
car public vehicle, institution or building, who
shall refuse or neglect to obey any directions Of
the state board of health for the prevention, sup
preston or control of Asiatic cholera, or other
disease dangerous to the public health, or in re-
lation to persons afflicted by such disease, or to
the cleansing or disnfection or infected place Or
things, or who shall fail to make true report to
the state board Of health concerning the sanitary
condition on such thing as they may reasonably
be required to report upon by the state board of
health, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeaner,
and on conviction thereof in any court of compe.
tent jurisdiction shall be punished by fine Of
not less than twenty-five dollars and not more
than five hundred dollars or by imprisonment in
the county jail of the county where such offense
shall have been committed for period no! ex-
ceedng six months, or by both fine and impris-
onment, in the discretion Of the court for each
oneEse.
Section 8. This act shall. on notice being given
as provided in section of this act, apply to any
village incorporated under the provisions of
chapter 30, revised statutes and laws amendatory
thereof, and to any town, village or city In this
state, Notwithstanding the provisions Of any law
authorizing the formation of such town, village
or city, or any charter, ordinance, resolution or
bylaw thereof.
out the provisions of this act, excepting such as
may be Incurred with direct reference to the pre-
vention and control of Asiatic cholera. which
may be paid as herein above provided, shall be
paid in the manner prescribed by section 1921,
chapter 81, of the revised statutes.
Section 3. All acts or parts of acts inconsistent
with the provisions Of this act are hereby re-
Section 9. This act shall take eject and be in
force from and after Its passage and publication.
Approved April 6. 1885.
CHAPTER 3lo.
AN ACT in relation 70 the instruction of deaf
mutes in incorporated cities and villages
The people of the state OF Wisconsin, represented
in senaie and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section 1. Upon application by the mayor and
common council of any Incorporated city. or by
the president and board OF trustees of any incor-
porated village i'll the state, TO the state superfn
tendent of public instruction, he shall, by and
with the consent of the state board of superVis-
ion, grant permission to such city or village TO
establishtand maintain, within its corporate lin.
its, more schools for the instruction of deaf
mutes, residents of the state of Wisconsin.
Section 2 The mayor of any incorporated city,
and the president OF any incorporated village,
which shall maintain one or more schools for the
instruction Of deaf mutes shall report to the state
superintendent of public instruction and to the
state board of supervisor, annually, and as often
as said state superintendent or board may direct,
such facts concerning such school or schools, as
said state superintendent or board may require.
Section g. There shall be paid out of the state
treasury in the month of July in each year to the
treasurer of every Incorporated city or village
maintaining school or schools for the instruc-
ton of deaf mutes, under the charge of one or
more teachers of approved qualifications, to be
ascerained by the state super intendent of public
instruction, the sum Of one hundred dollars for
each deafmute pupil instructed in any such
school at least nine months during the year next
preceding the first day OF July, and share OF
such sum proportiOnate to the term Of instruction
of any such pupil as shall be so instructed less
than nine mouths during such year.
Section 4. The sums to be paid as provided in
next pIo O eding section shall be audited by the
secretary of state upon the certificate of the pres
ident and secretary of the school board and the
superintendent OF schools OF such city maintain
ing such school, setting forth the number of pu-
pills instructed in such school or schools and the
period of time each such pupil shall have been sc
instructed in such school or schools, next pre-
ceding the first day of July and in case any such
school shall be maintained in an incorporated
village, then upon the certificate of the county
superintendent OF schools OF the proper county
accompanied by the affidavit Of the teacher OF
principal OF such school, setting forth the same
facts last aforesaid all Of which said certificate
and affidavits shall be first approved In writing
by the state superintendent of public instructor
and the president of the state board of supervision
| which certificates and athdav1ts 80 approx
ed shall be filed with the secretary of state wh'
shall thereupon issue his warrant upon the stat
treasurer in favor of the treasurer of such city
| village, as the case may be, for the sum Wn1ci
shall appear so be due pursuant to the provision
of this act, provided that not more than two NTH
| expended IN any one county.
! Section 5. A biennial appropriation is hereb,
| made to pay the sums which shall each year De
| come due and payable under this act, said appro
priation shall not exceed five thousand dollars pc
| annum for the years 1885 and 1885.
| Section g. This act shall take effect and be II
| force from and after its passage and publication
Approved April 4. 1885.
CHAPTER 81.
AN ACT relating to graduates Of free high
schools
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows
| Section l. The high school board of each town
incorporated village city or school district which
contains within its limits an incorporated village
in this state in which there u.s. or shall hereafter
! be maintained free high school, according tt
the provisions of law, shall make out and deliver
to each graduate of such respective high schools
| at the time of graduation, a certificate OF his
standing in the various branches which he has
| pursued in such school, and any such graduate
who shall have duly passed an examination fol
| and received first grade certificate from the
| county superintendent of schools of the county
where he shall then reside or shall have so gradu
ated, upon furnishing to any county super1ntend
| ent satisfactory proof Of having successfully
| taught at least one school year under such hrs
| grade certificate, such county superintendent may
| countersign such certificate of graduation or di
! ploma and the same when so countersigned shall
/ have the same force and effect for all purposes
| . first grade county certificate for the period o
| four years, from and after the time when tho
| same is so countersigned.
| Section 2 This act shall take effect and be
! force from and after it's passage and publication