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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-16
No. loo, Al
Published May /. 1891.



AN ACT to amend chapter 5s OF the laws Of 1887 en-
titled relating forms for, ana statements
Of licensed insurance companies, and ameudatoTy of
section 1871 OF the revised statutes, entitled, of in
s4TI-C- operations ~
The people The state of Wisconsin represented in
senate and assembly, din enact follows
section Chapter 81 81 the laws Of Is entitled,
An at rrat for and statements ri. IreuSd
Insurance rnEuI G4g"S. suI amcndtorF oil section ig1.
al the revised statutes, entitled OF insurance corpora
lions, J. hereby ameHt. Ia read follows
-, ton 1871. The commissioner Of insurance shall
prepare, and furnish to each insurance corporation
organized under the laws al tins state and to the At
torneys OF corporations incorporated in other states
al d countries dong business OF INSURANCE in TINS
state printed forms OF annual and other statements
required laW Of this state to be made by sUCn
corporations and he may make such charges such
forms shall best stapled 10 elicit from them
true Of their condition. relation the
ter. REQUIRED aw I've reported - The
OF insurance and All slch corporations required
make their annual aud other statements Required
hy rt lf-'Ir4U'. End H may such
reasons Re 80 81. deem Sufficient rEt'mt i- lt5u@
for ming sn,a aauaI statements. not N'etU- -lAfv
DAYS lie shall cause the information contained IN
annual To i fTsii--. Ia fAsET form,
ana publish the with ms annual report COM
missioner of insurance end he snail such slate
me- nts 10 be discretion, CONDENSED and suauar
tied showing briey but inte the oaPita assets,
liabilities income, expenditures and bushes. done
within TIE state Of and by such corporations, ana
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Published May !. 1881.
AN ACTto am,

AN ACT 10 amend section 24J of the revised statutes
OF 49,, entitled, 'of county courts" amended by
section > OF chapter ta6. Of the laws of 1881 and TO
peal chapter $50. OF the laws OF 1881
The people of the Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
section the revised statutes of 1878,
ms amended by section > Of chapter so OF the laws of
l.S, j. hereby amended by adding at the end thereof
the following words. Unless the parties shall other
Wise sllPEiafe ia writing that said section when
amended will read rs follows. section 2451 When
witness sworn and examined in contested after
or Proceeding in any county the judge thereof
snail cause the eStony Of the witness be reduced
10 writing and fled with the other papers in the matter
Or proceeding, unless the parties shall otherwise stipu
hate III writing.
Section , Chapter $50, OF the laws OF 1889 and all
other acts in conflict with this hereby repealed.
section 3 This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication
Approved April -, 1891.
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No s., A !
Published April "a, 1891.

An ACT to repeal chapter So the laws OF 1889. and
Tie people the state of Wisconsin. represented in
s-ilsste and assembly, do enact As follows
section l. Chapter 40, oi the laws OF 1859, is hereby
S,yllou 2 Every person who shall, at any chees.
factory in the state, manufacture cheese; shall dis
tiBory and dIrably stamp upon each and every such
o3e Sc whether eiriitr. Twin, lat OF Young America
jN whatever nam" or style known. upon the side
thereof full Lntd capital letters, the srade 81 The
san. ~ WISCONSIN ful cream" ">tandard.' OF
~klmia"t. rs H"r after provided Tor IN ms act To-
Ethor with the name 9" The city, village OF town,
~t'ltoa 3. SuCh cheese only as small nave oeea
manufactured ire.n pIle and Wholesome milk. and
been removed hE >klutmlnE ur iy any other process,
and In the manufacture Of whi,h neither butter nor
- -, .5t,.,,,l .,,[rI III j., INV tsrn, ma 70
taruct Tie purpose nf liUg the Chre>e shall he
sEs1uIsi Wisconsin fan cream" All cheese manu-
tetfod as above ryanlred TO be OF IHr" ard v hole
hu removed shall Il IT contains not les than thirty
@~raaiafd Hi cheese containing is. than thirty
rs' cgntum q Fnre butter TAT shall be stamped or
brea.~l - skinned"
section !. The stamp provided for in this act, for
de- mating IL" crude Of che shall he such 10
Irelt,e nrr ~s,on not less than three inches in
width hui i've iHyl's IN length, and the words Wis
cousin mlj cream" standard" or skinned, to-
where The cheese shall have been manufactured,
provided for Do til" FOREGOING sections OF this act,
a the space hegsv provided viii per mat
Who'll, be included within PLAIN. heavy border.
ordinary stamping ina, either red, green purple or
Elari IN r"or and o. 81 IA composition as not to lee
~,,tien .. Any Manufactured Of cheese who shall
ty tins act. who stall ialsslv stamp the and
auv dstl-r other T"rson who shall remove such
Jfr Ill Inc 6r-t ,44psr ana for Zach spi,sanI,ant
oHeI3-, less than hundred, more than two
, H. tftan tl,srfy ror more man ninefv days or
both lle discretion OF the couIt before whom such
,trE IstfoU NAV lee lad. puchalf Of all tines col
.tl under ill., pro, visions Of TINS at shall he pad
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Published April so. 1891.
No 5, 81

AN ACT relating 10 the dStr button OF the state school
and amendafOry OF chapter - laws OF l,s0, being
IAN act 10 provide more efficient common school
fund "
The people OF the state OF Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly. do enact AS follows
section /. of chapter p, laws OF 1885, 10
hereby amended by adding to said section as follows:
The superintendent shall appnrilon the school
county WIil lie entitled Ia under
In. prov OF this before the l>t day OF
\oyeh" each wear and certify the apPoTtl onmeut
WHe the secretary Of state aui the >r treasurer,
ard lie SGHii certify "a r1lCh county
clerk and county treasurer the amount Of said tax
which "a town. city and village in their respective
counties i entitled. IRON receiving such spportlon
sut. the ratars Of state shall immediately inform
the county clerk ana the treasurer Of each county OF
the amount Of school such county viii be
CURED 10 levy and the amount Il viii be entitled TO
return It's portion ~ the school fund, accru
iH- under the provisions of this act.
:. At HE time that taxes levied for
other state required 10 he paid into
treasury, The treasurer of each county
shall the state treasurer, the school moneys
usr The provisions nj tins act, IN Of
the such s1EUfy entitled Ia receive ~ return
PORTION ~ the stale school tax. But II 8r-er
nj >Hof.i t" Gf;a any county iIan SI,u t0iHfy
required u PAY. Tie stale treasurer snail pay 10 the
Treasurer ct >, county, ut the time Of the payment OF
Tie assessed sEsu>t The county the amount
due the county OF the state school tax levied
upon
section At the time OF making . settlement
between the and any county on account Of any
school levied upon the county by the treas
urers receipts sha be exchanged by such treasuTers
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showing that the fun amount assessed against the
county a school tax has been accounted for
the state and III that the amount due the
account state school tax has been accounted for
the county by the state treasurer; and within
DAYS from kp settlement herein specified the several
county treasurers shall TO the several town,
city and village treasurcrs the amount to which they
respectively entitled by the Hpportionmeut made
by the state superintendent.
Section II is hereby declared TO be tn.
and meaning of this to provide for earlier dis
trhution to the counties of the moneys collected
school tax and that only the balances that may
he due any county. the state. the may be,
shall be paid in money the time OF settling accounts
between the county and the state, in far they
relate TO the state school tax.
Section > All and parts of acts. far they
conflict with the provisions OF this hereby
repealed
Section s. This shall take effect and be in force
nom and after the first day OF july 1871
Approved April 2S, 1891.
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to satisfy the claimed TO be due thereon and
To hold the same subject 10 further proceedings in the
action. The officer executing the writ of attachment
shall pay any charges for booming driving the
property attached that may lie due and the amount
paid shall he taxed as part of the costs Of the
action Where the property on which the lien is
claimed has been taken ont of the county in which the
labor and done performed, the action
nHy te commenced in the circuit Of county
without regard the amount claimed and in such
se the writ of attachment snail run TO the sheriff Of
tIe county in which the property then is who shall
serve and execute the writ; and in like manner The
execution upon any Judgment obtained shall
the sheriff of the county where the property and he
shan nave power 70 maze SAFE ana proceed as on
executions issued from the circuit his county
Wien the action IS commenced in justice court
munro court Inc rules Of practice and procedure
provided by statute for such shall govern,
except otherwise specially provided other
statutes relating I" the enforcement such lien here
personal service cannot he made upon defendant,
ana the acton Is IN the circuit court, service shall lie
made a. provided hv law for service o. summons
nonTedents or persons who cannot tie found in other
actions IN the circuit court, and if the action be in
justice municipal court the provisions of law rela
ing TO service Of summons upon residents per-
sons who cannot be found in other actions in such
courts shall govern and apply such action forcoss
npon which such lien exists be transported Of
tie same, change its character prevent
Tue Hef-clainant from suhlecting the same to the
claimant for the amount OF his claim, and for
Secfion7 When more than one person has claim
for lien given hereunder upon the property any
person having such claim may have assigned to him
the or claims Of the other subject to all defense.
and seois 10 such claims against the original owner,
sud file petition for his lien and for the
claims for liens assigned to him and bring action
to enforce The same in his name; but such
petton and The complaint in the action shall allege
such assignment.
section ANY person who shall sell or incumber
any property upon which such lien exists, knowing
that such lien IS uusatsted, without informing the
purchaser hcrer the existence spCh lien
shall =" deemed guilty OF misdeneanor and punished
accordingly.
. sections /, ;, and OF chapter 4ls, OF
the general Laws of Wisconsin, for the 1880, and
chapter Of the general laws Of Wisconsin for the
year i,,', are hereby repealed Provided that this
shall affect rights Of actions remedies already
accrued under existing laws. All and parts OF
conflicting with the provisions of this act hereby
repealed
TO- This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after It's passage and publication.
Approved Aprtl 3. 1881.
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| Nc, 1873, Al Published May l, 1891.
CHAPTER 2,5.
AN ACT TO permit the erection OF monuments In the

capitol park
The people Of the state OF Wisconsin represented in
senate and assembly do enact II follows:
section l. Permission is hereby granted to the SOL
ders Of the late and to the citizens Of Dane county,
To erect within two from the passage this
and maintain in the capitol square, in the city Of
Madison, hereinafter provided, suitable monu-
meut To commemorate the deeds and memory OF
the soldiers who enlisted from said county and died
killed in the of thc nation in said
section :. The governor Of the Is hereby ap-
pointed a committee 10 whom shall lie submitted the
erected, and upon his approving the same, he shall
designate place in said park where said monument
shall he erected and shall himself by person
designated bn him. that such monument is erected
in n safe and enduring condition.
Section ). said monument shall he made Of white
bronze metal or some other equally durable substance
satisfactory 10 said governor. and shall cost when
completed, not less than the sum of twenty thousand
dollars.
Section 4. The state shall he to expense IN tho
construction, erection maintenance of said monu-
ment, hut the shall be cared for except the
fountain hereinafter mentioned, hv committee Of
three CITIZENS OF said county TO be appointed by SAID
governor.
Section +. A water fountain other device be
constructed In connection with said monument, sub
leCt TO the approval of said and water shall
be furnished by the stale 10 such fountain, If
srnCtcd the same 10 the present located in
said capitol square.
section g. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication
Approved April l.. 1891.
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No. 6i2, A. IPublished May I, 1891.
CHAPTER $50.
AN ACT 10 amend section 3l0i, OF the revised statutes

oflST-.
The people Of the state OF Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact follows
l. Section 5lO o the revised statutes OF 1878,
is hereby amended by Inserting after the word court
the fourth line thereof the words oT Judge there
OF and after the word, court" in the ninth line
thereof the words, oI Judge thereof" and 10y strik
ing the word it" the ninth line thereof, aud
inserting in lieu thereof the words such court
Judge" that SAID section when amended, shall
read follows, section &loi The general guardians,
this sutr. of all minors, other persons
uuder gtrtitn Iip WHO should he parties to such
action upon giViU. the bond herein provided shall
represent their ward therein; and III" court Judge
thereof shall appoint guardians Tor the purposes OF the
action OF all such minors who have such general
guardian ard the acts of all such guardians shall be
binding upon their wards. Every such guardian shall
- the he filed with the clerk of the
rurr III with such surety the
usn thereof shall direct and 10 be by such
Judge alproV ed conditioned for the faithful perform
Ruce of has duties guardian and TINT lac viii render
aud account of his guardianship in all courts
and places when tercuntO required and that he Will
all the orders of The court relation to his
trust II such general guardian or guardian APP
pointed fail and tile such bond. the clerk OF the
court shah he appointed such Guardian in which
the may dispense with his giving such bond.
section THIS act shall take eject and be in force
from ana AFTER lis PASSAGE and publication.
Approved April L, 1881.
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Published April 80. 1891.


AN ACT 10 repeal chapter i6l, OF the laws OF 1889,
titled AN act relating TO the creation and division
OF towns and amrndatorY of section 81, OF the
revised statutes OF ISIS amended by chapter 1870 of
the general laws of ,s9 entitled An act relating 10
the division OF towns and the RmeBdatury
thereto
The people of the state OF Wisconsin represented in
senate and assembly, do enact follows
section J. Chapter ii OF the laws OF 1889 10 hereby
repealed.
. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after lis passage aud publication.
Approved April =, 1891.
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No. 32s, Al
Published May l, 1851.

CHAPTER SD.
AN ACT IN provide the proper Of the
Wisconsin Rife Range.
The people of the OF Wisconsin, represented In
senate and assembly, do enact follows:
Section / The governor is hereby authorized to e1-
pend IN each Of the wears lil and ls4, in the care
maintenance and improvement Of the Wisconsin Rife
Range each wear, such he shall deem eKpedi
ent and proper, not exceeding thousand dollars
per annnm.
Section > There Is hereby Appropriated out Of the
general tund, a sufficient carry out the pro-
visions of his
section s. This act shall take effect and b in forcs
from ami after its passage and publication
Approved April -, 1891,
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No. Ih..Al
AN ACT TO E


AN ACT to exempt certain property from tax alton,
and amendatory OF section 1865 of the revised
statutes
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact follows
section !. subdivision Ii, of section 1888 OF the
revised statutes, amended is hereby amended
to read as follows: IL Wearing apparel, Libraries,
family portraits Kitchen furniture and
two hundred dollars worth OF household furniture and
other personal property"
section =. TINS shall take effect and be in force
from ana after lis passage and publication.
Approved April -, 1891.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-16
Published April 5, 1891.
No. SO, 81

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year IL. as amended ~ slar,eT r.. q tfe laws q
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line rom ne eng q snji ttlon %Al inserting " lea
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esuse such condensed statements TO be published IN
the official state paper for successive days and for
hike period in one other newspaper published in the
state. al the expense OF such corporations
Section > This shall take effect and be in force
nom and after it, passage and publication.
Anurokai AurIl
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-03-03

Europe to show the people how to make
cornbread, and thus create an additional
market for our American corn.
A case of much interest to benefit in
surance associations has .just been decided
by the full bench of the Supreme court of
Massachusetts,. John Mccarthy of Boston
became member of lodge of the New
England Order of Protection, March z,
1889, and designated his fianeee, Sarah J..
Judge, as the person to receive s., 900 in
case of his death. Previous to his death
Mccarthy made will giving the proceeds
of his policy to his mother and sister.
Chief Justice Field heard the case and re-
ported it to the full bench for decision upon
the questions of law, but found as mat
ter of fact that just before Mccarthy
died he decided to get the policy
and revoke the designation of Miss Judge
as beneficiary. This is supposed to have
been the result of lovers quarrel, and
though Mccarthy sent for the policy and
made his will, he did not inform Miss
Judge that he expected to break the en-,
gagement. The chief justice found that
as q matter of fact the engagement was
not broken, and the decision of the court
expressed in an opinion written by Judge
Morton, is that Miss Judge was dependent
upon Mccarthy within the meaning of the
statute and the bylaws of the corporation
phich expressly point out the mode IL
which the beneficiary could be changed
The attempt to dispose of the fund BY
will was entirely Intellectual.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-03-03
AFTER TAX EVADERS.

It has long been notorious that much
personal property in New York has escaped
taxation. An attempt is to be made to
change this, and bill for the purpose is
now before the legislature. If this bill be-
comes law six interrogatories must be
answered by persons and corporations:
The first relates to the amount of real
estate, and each parcel or tract of land
must be described in detail The second
interrogatory "shall require said person,
cepartnership, corporation or association,
in case he or it desires to state the amount
of any valid debt owing by him or it, the
payment of which has been made, by an
instrument in writing, lien upon the
real estate included in the answer to such
first interrogatory, and the amount un-
paid upon any judgment, or on any con-
tract in writing for the sale of real estate
included in such first answer, the parcel or
parcels of land affected thereby, and the
residence or principal place of business of
the owner of such debt or to whom it is
payable and the nature of the instrument
by which payment is secured" The third
question relates to the value in the aggre-
gate of each different kind or class of per
sonal property, wherever situated or loaned,
including money, deposit in bank, loans,
! mortgages, promissory notes, certificates
of stock, solvent debts, book accounts, and
| SO on. The fourth interrogatory ''shall
require such person, copartnership, ,corpor-
| alton or association, in case he or it
desires deduction from the amount
of his or its assessment for personal
property, to state the amount of any just
debt owing by him or it, the payment of
which has not been made lien upon real
| estate, or which is not due upon a contract
| for the sale of real estate, and the name
and residence or principal place of bust
| ness of the person, corporation or associa-
ton to whom or which it is owing" The
| fifth question relates to the real estate held
in representative capacity, for example,
as executor, trustee, guardian, committee
assignee, receiver, agent, or the like. The
| sixth and last question relates to the per
sonal property held in similar represen.
tative capacity. Affidavits as to the cor
rectness of the statements in these inven
tories must be made and severe penaltie,
are provided for any neglect, evasion, Oh
| lying.
If this bill becomes law it will be
quite "searching." But something ough
to be done to equilize taxation in New
| York