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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-16

and Personal property Of said CITY; in the bonds Of
any orsanze3 county in this containing ropu-
Iati"n 81 not less then thousand souls, whlc fs
SHAH not have been isSrrd for any Of The purposes
Aforesaid. and whose total bonded indentedntss os
a. ~ M I'1. al.H PERSONAL property 81 80 -, -,
OF IN noaS or prou!ssDrv ofaS secured by hfs mort
situated within this STATE, worth least thirty per
ceEtum more than the amount Of the Obligation 50
and II like manner accent and receive all necessary
AM proper deeds, couvcrarers mortgages leases as
sgnmeats, and other contracts and writings, ohltca
tory and have ant exercise all necessary rights fran
necessary that end md such corporation IS author
lied 70 loan money and funds and such loans by
ortreG" or trust decd and shall hav" power 10 pur-
chase real estate notes bonds mortgages trust deeds
ana other evidences Of Indebtedness and 10 sell con-
roa a,. as such real estate notes honas nlort-
cages tr'st deeds and other evidences oftndehedness
ana o,ieI -rties ond 10 convert them into rash or
9,!fI securities Whenever ANY such cornor2ton siai
have 50 invested Of IFS capital stock re-
0uir" t. he paid In herein provided The secretary
secretary Of state statement under oath con,
undrf the provisions OF this nc and such corporation
shall NJ the same fine file with the secretary Of state
Ns hoaa with sIrcties 10 he approved nv HIM IN me
penal sum ~ half Of It's caito stock the state
Of NiSconstn conditioned that i will pay NIL iahihte.
state AMI his successors IN Office on demand any part
require the Same for the secnriv or the insured End
the creft9rs Of such corporation or for the prse 81
tons Of such bond the secretary of state is hcrchv au
thorizsd to c!mmeuee suit thereon for the benefit OF
nnv or I'll u the creditors Of such corp2rati0n pom
the cling If such statement aud bond the secretary Of
state SHAH execute AMI deliver certificate aufhoriz
transact business under the provisions Of This ag And
~ or my also ,eI3Slt Stct ~ 5t
.,'s FtHrElaTT "f state and when y Sh 50 neI,3.t
them shall have the privilege Of Withdrawing them
and Of replacing them the "cessitins Of s business
tied with the secretary Of state he shall authorize in
dana a4 CaYa ~ i .a ne The serearv or rrp<i
dent Of any such corporation after the cling Or Is first
"eT oart S.. y o. Ga4ary; M, i'ST ne
YF Nurn slaH Il
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-16
No. 7is, Al
Published April II. 1891


An ACT TO amend chapter 1873 laws Of Wisconsin yea,
lss9, entitled ian act TO regulate the manner OF
drawing petit jurors IN certain counties"
The people OF the state Of Wisconsin represented in
senate and assembly, do enact ms follows:
Section !. All OF the provisions of chapter 4e3, Of
the laws OF Wisconsin for the year 1882 shall be equally
applicable TO the municipal court of Milwaukee county
except as hereinafter provided.
Section 2 The commissioners provided FOR in said
chapter 49S SHALL in addition TO the list of names
furnished 10 the clerk OF the circuit court of said
county furnish the clerk OF the municipal court Of
said county list OF hundred names OF persons 20
lie drawn from the body of the county 10 petit
jurors ia said having regard in Furnishing such
to the requirements and provisions OF chapter
fl6 OF the revised statutes and the acts anendatory
thereof such lists Of names when so made mp, shall
constitute the Jury list Of said municipal court from
wlCh all urtes shall be drawn under the rules and
regulations prescribed said chapter 49S, for the
drawing of Jurors from Jury lists made up for the
Of exclusive civil jurisdiction within the pur
view Of said act.
3 The first Jury list under the provisions Of
this act shall be made up and furnished by the com
ssi0HeTs in said act mentioned, before ten days
after .he passage and publication of this act.
section This act shah Ike effect and be In force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved April 10, 1881.
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No. 81, 81
Published April Il, is!


AN ACT 10 amend section L. of chapter III, OF the
laws Of 1888 amended by section Q Of chapter IA
OF the laws OF 1889, relating to the state Puoho
School.
The people 81 the Wisconsin. represented In
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section ID. of said chapter. Is hereby amended by
striking the words designate officer, teacher
sren thereof in the second third and fourth lines Of
said serion and inserting in place thereof the words
appoint persons 10 act ~ agents thereof
so that said section, when Hlaerded shall read as
follows: Section The state board Of supervision
authorized appoint more persons, 10 act as
agent agents thereof, and who shall act IN that
capacity during the pleasure of said board, and snail
be known the agent agents cf the state puhlc
school ard his their duties suCh agent or agents
shall be prescribed by said board and shall include
the visiting often and such times the board
charge Of any person hv said board, 10 inquire INTO
the condition Of such children and make such invest
cation may be necessary in relation thereto, ann
report said hpurd Of supervision. He shau
also investigate nj applications to take such children
Nv adoption otherwise, and such suitable persons
wh0arc wnct0 atapt take Ch arge Of OF otherwise IA
and keep, children sent TO said school ana enter
into contract in writing. in behalf and under me
instruction u said board with the person taking such
child and all such contracts shall contain clause
resnrvin sail board Ipervison the right to with
draw the child rom anv person having him, when, in
the orinion nf the board the welfare Of the child re-
qurps il. Tie said agent while acting as such, shan
be paid his travelling expenses In the same
manner as other his against said state public schools
allowed and paid by the state board Of SUPERVISION
Section This act shall take effect nrd be IN force
from and after Us passage and publication
Approved April fg, 1891.
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Published April Il, lss

AN ACT 10 amend section Is OF chapter ST. Of the
laws Of ls55 relating 10 the commitment OF dependent
children.
The people of the state OF Wisconsin represented in
senate and assembly do enact follows
Section l. Section Is, Of chapter 81 Of the laws Of
1855 j. hereby amended In read follows to-Htt
Section i. Whenever the superintendent of the poor
~ any county or the supervisors Of any such town, or
any agent % the Wisconsin humane society OF any such
county shall bring any such child before the county
Judge for eHaminton rs TO his alleged dependence as
provided in this ret they shall present - said Judge m
application in writing which shall be ibl in his Office
for examination, which shall I've signed by such Rppli
cant and shall state that the child named is dependent
on the public for supp T. and has parents against
whom his support be enforced, under the laws OF
this state
Section :. Thf. act shall take effect and be in force
from end after is passage and publication.
Approved April Is. 1891.
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No. 6s, Al
Published April Il, 1891.

CHAPTER 2l6
An ACT amend 2-6a Of chapter leo OF the revised
statutes. entitled -cf appeals
Inc people Of the state 81 Wisconsin, represented IN
senate and assembly. do enact follows:
Section l. section s-6a of chapter loo, Of the revised
statutes, i hereby amended read aS follows.
section 500. Iron the hearing Of the apfeal, when
t3eEe J. no trial in the appellate court such coirt
shatI give Judgment according the weight OF the
evidence and the usTjce IF the without regard 10
technical errors which DO not affect the merits ana
without regard to the finding of the Justice and may,
II necessary for that purpose, amend the plcadtn@s
therein aud IN giving Judgment may render an
aftlrin1tIve Judgment, affirm reverse the
Judgment of the court below in whole in part,
either 10 damages costs, both. 10 any or
ali Of the parties and for Of law fact To the
COPY OF eVely such Judgment upon appeal there
snail be annexed the return upon which il was heard
winch shall lie le1 Eith the clerk Of the court. and
constitute the Judgment roll and the Judgment shall
% dockeied in and shall be executed by the process OF
the appellate court
section This act shan take effect and be in force
approved April II, 1891
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No. 624, Al
published April u, 1891

40. 624 A Published April L. 1881
CHAPTER 204.
AN ACT 70 aid IN pecunious lit giants.
The people of the of Wisconsin, represented In
senuie end assembly, do enact follows:
section Any person having, or claiming right
of action gaiHs corporation, soundlnS
ia tort uuliquideted damt contract may
lawfully contract with any Sney 10 prosecute the
same in OF compete jurisdiction and o.
agreement with such attorney, give hin lien upon
such cutse OF action security for his fees in the
cor,ct Of slch litigation And when such agreement
shall e made, and notice thereof gwen TO the opposite
lnrty or his attorney, settlement or adjustment
snail be valid against tie lien SO created by
sad agreement Of the party sGlng, with his attorney
that such Agreement fees shall be lair
ana reasonable. And, provided further, that this
a. shall be construed changing the law OF this
state, as settled, in respect 10 champertous
contracts.
-ectioa2 This shall take effect and be IN force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved i pril 10, 1891
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No. 56i, A.
Published April Il. 1891.

tiSl'I lll-as.
AN ACT TO amend chapter au., laws OF 1879 being
net relating To the civil rights Of discharged convcts.
The people Of the state % Wisconsin represented in
senate and assembly, do enact follows:
Section l. section I, OF chapter 20, of the laws for
the wear $50 Is hereby amended by striking out the
word ten IN tie scse uth line Of said se ton and bv
inserting in lien thereof the word five that said
section amended shall read follows Section /.
The governor Of Wisconsin il hereby authorized aud
empowered 70 restore TO convict discharged from
prison in this state the civil rights possessed by said
convict previous 10 bis conviction satisfactory
evidence THAT said djs,ar-ed convict has violated
law Of this Of the United States for period
not lCsS tlan five years subsequent TO his discharge
from said prison.
Section , This shall take effect from after it's
passage ard publication.
Approved April Us, lsll.
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section / Now, be IL enacted, that tne siaee
treasurer is hereby authorized and dreeleu 70 deuo
60 ,La license fee 10 he paid said treasurer, on or
hef5ra the tenth day Of August, A D. lS9l' Dy sniu
Chicago st Paul Minneapolis ana ot.lA 55 "A
conpanv the sum nine thousand fonr h.nu gu ".u
fnrtvoe dollars and fortyone cents oe .te .
cent or gross earnings paid in excess OF wy
Zoe dna rom said cennauv for the said year lss9
Section .. This act shall take entH. Hl'H nc ~ A~
from and after its passage and publication.
ApnroYei April Is. 1871.
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No. sls, Al Published April e. 1891
CHAPTER PSI
AN ACT to prohibit discrimination in insurance con-

AN ACT to prohibit discrimination in insurance con-
tracts.
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin represented in
senate and assembly do enact as follows:
Section !. No life insurance company doing bus-
ness in the state Of Wisconsin, shall make permit
any distinction discrimination in favor individ-
expectation OF life in the payment of pre-
meut insurance, i the dividends or other benefits
ditous Of tie il makes. nor shah any such
insurance, as to such contract her than
shall any such company agent pay allow or offer
Of premium payable the policy any special favor
accrue thereon, valuable consideration or in
dCement whatever, not specified in the policy contract
O. insurance.
Section Whenever it shall appear TO the sattsfao-
ton Of the insurance commissioner, after hearing
held by him upon due notice. that agent sub AGENT
broker or solicitor has directly indirectly violated
the provisions Of this act tive said insurance commits.
o1er shall theTeupon revoke the certificate of autho
rltY Of sand agent, sEhageut broker or solicitor IN
transact business in tins state no other
shall thereafter Re issued TO said person for a term of
three wears from the date Of said revocation.
Section B. This act shall and in forca
nom and after its passage and publication and shall
apply 70 all policies Of life insurance companies writ
ten or issued by them in this after this act takes
effect
Approved April II. 1881.
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Which said rpcogniznnce bail bond given entered
in the above form form OF substantially the same
import stall he valid binding aud rGrgtual and
much g charge tlfGsa given in the form heretofore in
sa and stall bind the Ir rcipa and s4reties Jointly
and -eyernIly follows For the appearance Of THE
accused and his attendance upon the or magis-
lrite, any aud all times TO which any such trial or
examination may be adjourned, until discharged Ivy
law
section :. This act shall take effect and be in force
from aud after It's passage and publication.
Approved April Is, 1891.
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aforesaid shall be payable within thirty DAYS sf'sr
such logs shall have been delivered al sNch place 70
tie owner or person entitled thereto rs WoreSad .
section All and parts OF acts toaictlhg "llh
or conlrayenng the provisions hereof IS hereby re-
pcaed - - -
section 3. This shall be In force from and hfter
its passage and ? Ihiication.
Approved April Il, 1881
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Published April Is, 1891
No. 90. Al

CHAPTER 3B.
ACT repeal section of chapter t43 OF the laws
Of ls.Q. relating to preservation of game
The people OF the Wisconsin, represented IL
senate and assembly. do enacf AZ follows:
section l. section :. Of chapter -iS, of the laws Of
I53g. hereby repealed.
section > This shall take -rect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
ar,nra April II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-15
Disnrderlu LEGISLATORS

DENVER. Coi., JAZZ. 15.-ln TIE lower
house of tha Lagi4ie;nro yesterday tho mo-
tioh to adopted the ufnal of Friday wsa
defeated by the como1e. Tee Speaker 3
party ,hen moved an adjournment, which
was declared carried. & fore he members
could ieavs the Hon=s Blown he leader OF
the comciae, moved .hst the position Of
Speaker of Ina HOUSE. bs declared vacaot.
Hs aunougced the motion carried oy "a vote
of IS to 81. Wal q, OF Custer county, wss
chossn Speaker, and amid the greatest COM
motion tbs House adjourned. Tie Govern
or has been called upoo to take ac!ion in ia
matte. and serious troub e is feared tc-je5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-15
The Richmond Fire

RICHMOND, Va Jaa. 15.-Tno damage o
boilers, plates and otnsr N lohinery flr tn
battle-,hip Texas. injured in the fire. la=t
night at the Richmonj Locomotive and IL
chine Works, will rot be ve'y heavy; bor
will the ships completion BE- delayed to an
grea: extent by this fire.. The machinery
in the building burned was very valuable,
A portion OF it was put IN expressly 20 q,
government work, at cost Gt $50. eco. Tho
principal damage to the Texas machinery
will be ia polished rod woSk, bara, an
plates, the latter b>ing constructed from L
pecl lar Kin CT III ,;e'. That which has e
ready passed nspsc:i2n IS Insured for $3.50.
900 in the Pailad.!pnie Mauafac u ere MC-
tu. Insurance Company. Tb2 building d.:
stroyed viii be rebuilt at ouce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-15
KEWs OF TAE DdY.

The Bell Telephone ComuabV has in
creased its capital atock to S15, 0o0 900.
Several Eoglish army Ulcers, friends Of
Buffalo Bill, have offered their SERVICES IN
the Indian trouble.
The Cuban augar crop is expected to De
orc CT the isrges:, If net the largest, ever
gathered on the island.
The bondsmen OF SAFE Treasurer Wood
ruff, of Arkansas, will make good his short
age. Tns de 6cit is S94 600.
The wife o: Bishop Met eife, senior
bishop Of thu II. E. Church South died at
Nashville, Tenn, yesterday.
fire in Rouen yesterday damaged tie
Palace Ct Justice, fac structure widely
noted for It's Architectural beauty.
Levi Beebe, a Massachusetts weather
prophet, says the greatest s'otm of the
winter will come between February Let
aud 18th.
I. is reported from London that Minister
Lincoln will shortly hold conference with
Lord Salisbury or the Bshripg Sea contro-
7e.sy, but that the latter vii! not recece
from mis- position.
Perry Belmont hiss been added 10 the Isl
| OF Senatorial Candidates whom Governor
Hill is supposed 10 favor, but there is su,,
picion that the Governor is working still
bunt in his own favor after all.
In the New Hampshire House yesterday
the judiciary committee reported faVorao.y
the bill making aD apportionment OF repro.
seutatives under the census OF 1880, ard
resolution admitting ten democrats aid
| Eve republicans elected from former c!ssssd
towns to seats These members were cd
mitted unanimously.
The Direct Trade Convention mel al at
! lants, Ga, yesterday and adopted charter
for company to be known as the South
| ktlsutio Trade and Navigation Company, 10
e,;ablish lines of steamers between South
Atlantic paris aud Europe. The convention
recommended that a similar charter be Ct
cured for gulf company.
The cafe in the postc flee a. Key West,
Fee, was blown open by thieves early ye;-
terday morning and s., 800 10 money, stamps
etc. stolen b.sidee the contents OF twenty
four registered letters. q. L. Hafer, of
| Barnwel, 8. c., By trade baker, has I 9 IN
arres ed On suspicion. His chum, John
| G lac, is missing The amount of money In
the registered letters is supposed to De
large.
|; The West Virginia Legislature assembled
yesterday in Caarestcn, there being but
one absentee 10 the House. mr. Halle. o.
D3Gdridge. and oae in the Ssnste, Whit
aknr, OF Oaio. All the democratic caucus
oouniuess for the offices to be filed were
eleuted in The House by A democrats 10 20
republicans, and in tbs Senate By II demo
Gratis to I republicans. The Governor
message was read in both bouseF. Besides
other things, the Governor recommends tns'
If: hs federal election bill passes, the time
Of holding the State elections BE charged, 70
as to be yond the raasnce OF The feders!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-15
Murdered byPirates.

& dispatch from San Francisco says the steam +
Nsm,a left Hong Kong on December 10 for Swar-
ton with four European passengers and 2G0 Chi
nose passengos. When tho ship was ab ut forty
five miles from Hong Kong she was taken posses.
sion otby about forty pira5es, srmed with revol.
vers, which tho5 concealed while coming on
board CAPITA Toock WAS treachercusly shot
while parleying With the pirste'. srd Captain Pc
torson, q pass ger, was slso killed. Tho Malay
quartermsster was killed aud thrown overheard
two officers and two Malay quartermaaers, a Chi.
nesc sailor ana Chinese COOK were wounded and
three Chinese passengers are said to have been
stabbed while on bosrd, Europeans having no
weapons st hand we c almo powerlcss The pi
rates licked theas ali in the Captains stateroom
After rams cking the ship from end TO oad the
rates anchored clio tn the Island. The booty
v,s p5t on board iuuks (which came of from the
I8iand ON signal being gwen. About nine o'clo, X
the ship was released, and Was able to reach Hong
Kong next morning. Photographs of tho lea3er
AMI several Of the chief actors in the traf edy have
lem recognized, and the police and naval sutho i
ties are in pursuit of them Tho plnnder is est-
mated 1t $50 O0). Forty chests Of opium which
were on board were left untouched.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-15
The Panama Canal

PARIS, Jsu. 15.-M. Goutel, pgeside1, o.
the committee OF Panan shareho.de's, AZ
nouacss that the con- mites ha9 o5'aiuei
the assent OF the government and the ep-
proyal of the committe Of liquidation foi &
new schema. This p.4u will fjliow OF il
other words is upon ina basis Of tie fasl-
cisl 3, stem which enabled Louisiana to Ell
feet works costing 900 co., 600 francs. Tao
comitteo proposes succession Of annuaI lo;
teries of 100 coo eco f'aocs, 20 coo 900 'fancs in
p,,z,s to bs assigned 10 scch lottery aud the
net profit thereon to b, used ia detfagiag
tina cost of the canal works az the Isihmus
of Panama until the canatis Competed. u.
Gontel states that this is the leading feature
of the scheme aud sdds that he asks nothns
from the bonGholders while he assures the
com pleiion OF the Panama canal and r.
stores to tha bo1dholders wha. they lave st
pres ,nt.lost. Tas goysrnmeo. viii SIX tie
Chamber of D equities to give :s sane ioo to
the scheme. The new company will make
tins contracts with all contractors oifrriog
solid guarantees for the execution of IT.
different works. Nohodg concerned 10 b
errors of the former Pa1snr canal admir-
lstration will be alioved to oa7e snythirg
to d. With the new ADMINISTRATION.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-15
Foreign News.

GLASGOW. Jan. Is "A gang # 'aac4Is in
the neigbborhood Of Gceeoock to-day
placad pile OF 8 ores across the raiIFoa
track. a serious disaster would undoubtsd!y
have occurred had il no: been Discovered t.
time. The strikers who. up 10 the preser
have bed the sympathy of the general pub
lie, will now lose all moral support from The
community.
PsRTH, Jan. 15.-Crowis of strikers &C.
day made desperate s;tecka upon ssveio
railroad statiors in this city snd The 10
mediate vlciai'y. Taey pol,ed tie stations
with s:onts rutii the p,ice arrived and
dispersed the mob.
LONDON, Jar. Is. -Conn! Haz;oldt, III.
German Enbassador, suddenly and ur-
sxpeciedly started fer Berlin last pigh.
It is understood that he visits Berlin CT ia
portant business, tha nature of which seems
to be unknown in the diplomatic circles Of
this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-15
Vice in Roanoke.

An epidemic Of vice seems 10 have settled
down upon Rosntk,," says dispatch from that
pl,ce. In addition to the marital rfelicities
which have resulted in the breaking ~ of the
homo of Mr. G. E. Anderson, it new appears that
Ellen Singleton, widow, whose In bar
died but six months ago, has been living with
negro named Milton Meade The lisison was car
lied on so long and so openly that the citizens be-
camp disguised. and Mond-y night n bods of them
repaired to Mrs. sing!eton's house (she has three
children by the way, demanded her dusky lover,
10 him to q convenient SPOT sud go lsshei his
bare back that he will carry the marks of his
stripes for soma weeks. He is msrried aud has
sevo;a al children. Mrs. siag eton was taxed with
the crime, bnt denied it. notwithstanding this
she was taken before Justice Howerson and fhed
$50 She will leave the city.