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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-16
No. 1858, Al
1Pu blished April 3, 1891.

AN ACT to provide for plating lands by executors
administrators and guardians before sale, pursuant
TO order of county court.
The people OF the state OF wisconsin
senate and assembly, DO enact as follows
Section /. Whenever n order shall be made by the
county court OF county for tae sale of lands by
executor administrator, by tina guardian OF
infant nCom petent person the county In
It's discretion, direct such executor ADM ustrst
guardian, either alone together with other owners OF
such real estate, TO make, acknowledge and record
plat of such real estate in manner and form
ribed in chapter iOi of tho revised statutes Such
plat executed and recorded, pursuant order OF
the county court, shall be valid and eeCtual II
made by the OF such real estate when under
disability, and lots be sold aely other sis
pursuant TO such plat.
section 3 This shall taks eject and be in forcs
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March 80, 1891,
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No. sal, 81
AN ACT 10 az ths

The people Of the state Of wiscensn represented In
senate aud assembly, do enact follows
sectionl. The general terms Of the circuit court IN
the several COUNTESS Of the sixth judicial circuit shall
be held as follows
In the county OF la Gross the second Monday Of
Nav sud the second Monday OF November.
In the county OF Monroe. on the second Monday IN
April and the first Monday in October.
In the county OF Trem peaesu tho third Monday Of
March and the third Monday Of september.
In the county OF Vernon, the second Monday In
June and the second Monday in December.
Section > Every general term the several mites
in said circuit shah be also a special for the
whole circuit
Section This act shall take effect and ~ IN
nom and sfter January rs, thousand eight hun
dr ed and uinety-two
Approved pTil 49, 1891.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-16
Ne. 1888, 8.
IPubhshed May 4. 1891

AN ACT 70 amend section Of pier Of the laws Of
1887 entitled An act revise, consolidate and amend
chapter 43 Of the private and local laws o. 1865
titled, An act 10 incorporate the Wisconsin Odd
Fellows Mutual Life Insurance company approved
Feb. II, 1853. and the several acts amendatory
thereto.
The people Of tho state Of Wsco asn represented in
senate and bly,. dc snact follows
section l. Section OF chapter of the laws Of 1887
10 hereby amended read follows: Section s.
Certificates OF membership shall b. issued and insur
snce granted only in the OF i've hundred dollars
multiples thereof and the admission fee therefor shall
be fixed by the board Of directors in the bylaws
Section 3 This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved April D. 1891.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-16

Published May s, 1891.



AN ACT 20 epprorTfates suu Of money TO fsfrsy the
expense Of rinE salute OF oue hundred guns The
I'd day Of February, 1891, III honor OF sshngtons
birthday.
The yeope Of the state Of wisconsin represented in
Ienats and assembly, DO enact a. follow
!. There Is hereby appropriated the surn Of
one hundred sud Twelve and fifty hUniTedth doll
lars 0! any moneys in the genera fund other
appropriated for the purpose o. defTaying The
pense Incurred In firing salute " hundred guns
ca ESD Of Pc brAry ssl IN Of the birth
Oar Ashi Bgton; sA4 Of MONEY to be subject
20 ths eras1 " the quarter szteI SSn.rA
section fhts Aci akAu taxa sfe1s and b In foroa
frsn aaA attss It's pAssASS and pa hloatiea-
AspssvsA AMI n lMs,
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desire 70 do hereby associate for the purposs Of
forming . mutual are insurance corporation, do
such Insurance in the Of here inert the
OF each town in which such proposes 10 de
are situated under the provisions sections 1927
ls4l, Inclusive of the revised statutes Of this state
Inc name of such corporation shall be the---tgivs
the name at length The officers shall be board of
directors of-tinsert the ber not less than I've
nor more than eleven, a president, secretary and
treasurer and such other, may be provided for In
the bylaws OF such corporation and the office Of such
corporation shall be in the town from which said
directors shall elect their secretary in the county OF
Inc following named persons n all constitute the
nfst board OF directors and shall hold their respect
I'VE oCes for one and until their successors are
erected here Insert the witness whereof
We have hereunto subscrb bed names, this-day Of
A. ID. is. Such articles OF organi ssti on shall be
supscrlb bed by al least twenty persons, residents
OF the towns therein named and who owners OF at
least twenty five thousand dollars worth of property
which hall be insured by such corporation and when
50 signed shall be fled and recorded In the once Of
tne county clerk OF the county in which tho ONCE OF
such corporation Is 10 be, or ID situated and copy OF
the bylaws OF such corporation shall, At the time
be fled in the Office with tho of the officers Of
OF said corporation, and thereupon the persons sub
scribing said articles and such shall Afterwards
become insured thereby shall be poration by the
name mentioned in said articles, with the usual
powers and subject to usual duties and liabilities OF
corporation for the purposes hereinafter mentioned
The name of such corporate shall EN- brace the
Is located. but in of the towns EN- raced In
such corporation shall edjoin city village the
office thereof be located in such city village,
and in such the shall EN- brace the Of
one or more of such adjoining towns and tins suhse
quent division OF the territory of the towns mentioned
in tbs articles of organisation, into new towns, shall
not impair any power, duty or liability Of sncA cor
poration
section This act shan take efect and b. in tsres
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved April 20, 1891.
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Ne. 81, 81
CHArrEn los.


AN ACT to provide adequate facilities for Phys!
cal and professional training at the Platsvile and
Whitewater Normal sChoola.
The people Of the state OF Wisconsin represented in
senate and assembly do enact as follows
Section There hereby sted - the Board
Of Regents Of Normal schools out of money IN the
treasury otherwise Appropriated the oft~enty
thousand dollars TO be used by said board in extend
ing the building of the state Normal schools at Platte
vile and Whitewater respectively 10 provide ade
cugte facilities for physical training and the other
work of said schools or the sum herein appropriated
ten thousand dollars shall be transferred 10 the Normal
school fund income within the year 1884, and ten
Thousand dollars ia the 1892. and prior TO the first
day of August in said yeRrs
Section ?. Within ninety days from tbs passase Of
this act the sPid Board of Regents of Normal schools
shall adopt plans and otherwise provide for the
tton in connection with the FRtsvlle Normal school
OF suitable gymnasium building, which shall also
Furnish facilities for other departments OF the work Of
sad school and their first meeting In the year 1894
the said Board Of Regents shall, In Ike manner adopt
plans and provide for the construction Of additional
building In connection with the Whitewater Normal
school, for the purposes aforesaid.
Section g. This act sinai! take eject and be in force
rem and after its passage and publication.
Approved April "a 1891,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-16
No al, Al published May l. 1891.

AN AgT making appropriation to the state fish
E s-saa, for eniaf-lng the State Fish Hatchery.
Is. people If the state Of WISCONSIN, represented in
ssas... and assembly. 30 etfutt toIiows
u5 Tie CotantisSo ners ~ fisheries hereby
z t.1aled 10 sa4Ia Ole building buildings on
~ ats rrviss improve, the grounds of the state fish
.zae.s. in Tie town o. FitchhuIg, county OF Dane.
fR purpose Of enlarElng their facilities for the
5#n W. IT'S sn3 tbtre il hereby sppropTi sted, for
sa#- Harla<e4 from tie state treasury, out Of any
f..ass- Gt Otherwise appropriated, sum not to
tsa# thousand dollars, tie 10 be expended
1..HGes fHr direction 0f tie commission.
~1nt.an 9 Ias Get shall take effect and be In force
trssa sa@ after its passage and publication.
Approved 4 pIll l.. 1891.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-16
No. l52,
Published May 4, 1891,

AN ACT 70 amend section 1911, revised statutes Of
is. RESTING 70 corporations.
The people OF te OF wisconsin, represented in
senate and bly. do enact as follows
Section / section I-5I Of tire revised statutes OF
IS hereby amended by striking the words but
sgth transfer sLat. be valid evcept between the
parties thereto, EHfll tbs shall have been
entered on the books OF the corporation, TO show tina
OF tie parties by sad 10 whom transferred the
NUN ttr and des Ensou Of The shares and the date ot
the transfer where the in said section.
snd inserting IN lien thereof the fo<towins: The
delivery 81 stock Cerneate of corporation bona
noe purchaser Tisdgse. for value, together with
written transfer o. sans. signed BY tho owner of
tas certificate bis attorney legal representatives.
shall De surcisui delivery 10 transfer the title
asxins all parties bu. such transfer shall affect the
Sht Of alton d vidend due the
stock trss holder II record the holder In fact
until such transfer 10 recorded upon ihs bsoks Of hs
eerporatisH cert scAts 10 issued - the
whom Is has been % uAnsfsrrsA ana sa.d section
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-16
No 433, Al Published May 4. 1881.
CHAPTER Sss


AN ACT relating to tho publicaton Of the blue book
and amending certain acts:
senate and assembly, do enact as follows;
Section The .s.resry Of state shall cause to e DO
book a. each regular session of the legislature To be
the senate and assembly, copies each of the
chief clerks and sergeant arms Of the Two houses
houses, whose names appear in the blue book; one
copy 10 the clerk of each standing committee fifty
copies the governor, lieutenant governor secretary
ofstate state treasurer, superintendent OF public in
strucon, attorney general, insurance and railroad
commissioners Two copies 10 each OF the other officers
OF the state and TO each of their assistants copy
each 10 the state agricultural society, the state hort
cultural society one copy each to the mem bers Of the
state board of supervision, one copy each TO the
academy OF arts and sciences the home oce OF tho Wis
eonsn humane soClety, ana one copy TO eaoh erahSh
Office of said society copy to each regent of the
The colleges. academies free high schools, normal
schools aud free public Libraries OF the state and 10 the
state penal and charitable institutions copy each
to the county cers ana OF schools OF
the several counties In this state aud to the clerks ofhs
sim to each judge of the United states court sitting
within this state to each Justice of the supreme court
Der of the state board of health and each reporter in
regular attendance the legislature, and fifty Copies
the state historical society the trustee OF the stale
LGa 'e p pos u, n r.. Ist v Nh ~ 800 VI
who shall deliver to the rnteudeut of public
property at the beginning of each session of the lsgss
ture q sufficient number TO supply each the
eraI bers chief clerks and sergeant OF the
houses and each 10 the several committees and
Joint conan ttaes and the remainder shall be kept for
exchange Each county clerk receiving such blue block
shall preserve and deliver the 10 his in
office and II shall be tor the oil all persons desiring
TO use the same In the Office of sucn CLERK. The
Pense of preparing ano publishing such blue book,
other than such covered by contract with tina state
printer shall be fixed by the secretary OF But
this act shall not apply to the publication and dis
tTibution of the blue book OF 1891 but the publication
and distribution OF the blue for 1891 sha be in
accordance with chapter +2l OF the laws Of 1859.
Section = There i, hereby appropri ated bienn,Aly
out Of any money in the treasury not otherwise ap
propriated sufficient to carry out the provisions
of this act.
Section 5. This act shall take eject and b In forcs
Fl ON and after Its passage and publication.
I'D AnriI2
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-16
Published May I, 1884.
80 80 AL

IN ACT 70 provids what shall be due prccf Of the
-ts Of notices and other papers authorized or re-
z5zzrsf Nv Law TO be served.
g.4arIe OF Wisconsin, rerresented
.5ri4,a snd assemble. do enact as follows:
seton I. The revised statutes Of 1878 hereby
.r4sip5 stdiuE lies section If73. section
= sJfs - section 4ts3 which shall read follows
~ tfaa tt-S Whenever any notice o her writing
!, Fg 5as, authorized required TO be served, the
sFt Or th- person serving IT, setting forth the facts
rasz>lgy 10 show that il duly served shall he pre-
st-1tt#tr proof tnat such notice writing duly
ssf@as I.t.t this shall apply any service
.s.aa e,.oser Of proving service is expressly
r.as=zr= asi by 5a"
-aft.o1 This act shsl take effect and be in force
f~a5E and sfter its passage and publication.
Approved April ~ 1891.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-16
No. ISL, Al Published Nay l. ISL

AN ACT 10 appropriate . certain sum Of money
therein named to John Iouea ~hs WAS injured by
the falling of the south wing of the capitol, Nsvsm
Der g. 1888
WHEREAS the legislature OF 1887 did by chapter <s7.
ofthe laws 1887 make certain provisions for the
payment OF certain OF money to the heirs r. per-
sons killed aud to those who inJn I'd by
the falling the south wing of ths capitol Noysnbe Der
s, 1888; aud
NHEREas one Of the persons injured by said acci-
dent was John Jones, of Madison, Wisconsin and
AHFEF4s. his name confused with that of q
tain John Jones at Fond du Lac, Wisconsin and
WHEREAS. the said John Jones, OF Madison, wis
consul, Thereby failed TO make proof under said
chapter 81, required therefore
The of the state of WISCONSIN,, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. There Is hereby Appropriated cut OF any
MONEYS in the state treasury NOT otherwise apprepH
ated the sum OF hundred dollars 10 john Jones
OF Madison Dane county, Wisconsin, for injuries
by him by the falling OF the south wing Of the
capitol, November 1888, while the said john Jones
working thereon.
section > The OF money appropriated BY sec
ton of is done only upon the said John Jones
filing with secretary of the state instrument In
writing duly scknOw iedged by dischsrging the
state OF Wisconsin and al other parties in full Tor any
and all claims for damages sustained by the said John
Jones by reason OF the accident aforesaid
Section s. This act shall take effect and - In farce
from and after its passage and publication
April =, 1891.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-11

Democratic Mass Meeting The Yacht White
Wings-Personal.

Wings-Personal.
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, Sept. 10.-ISpecial. j.
The executive committee of the Democratic
party here has issued call for a mass-meet-
ing OF Democrats to be held ut our court
house on next Friday night at o'clock, TO
elect delegates TO the convention which meets
Al Newport News on the 2Sth instant. At this
meeting the party Will reOrganize and every
thing will be gotten in readiness for the fall
campaign
The. executive committee of the asylum
directory met here to-day. and the usual rou-
Tine business was disposed Of
News has been received here of the find
ing OF the White Wings the yacht be-
longing 70 our boat club. which was stolen
rom her anchorage ca Saturday night last.
Captain Smith received a letter from Sher-
IN Aistead. of Warwick county. stating that
he lad found boat which answers the de-
scnption Of tho White Wings Captain
Smith 40 once took the train to Newport
News. where. no doubt he will identity his
beautiful craft and return Joyiully with her
70 Kings Mil.
President LYONS c. Tyler and Professor
Ueorge .Merrell. of Richmond. are in Surry
oTds.
slr. and Mrs. Gilbert Emely. of Phnadel.
pule, Who have been the guests during most
u The summer Of Captain Robert A. Bright,
are now at the seashore. but will return here
trn home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-11

Cises on tho Docket to bc Heard nj This
JcrnL

SrAuNrov. Va, Sept. 10.-Clerk Dorman.
Of the Supreme Court of Appeals. has COM
pleted tine docket of causes TO be heard at the
September term Of this tribunal. convened
here to-day.
Judge Lunsford l.. Lewis OF Richmond.
presided. and Judges Lacy aud fauntleroy
We're present
The argument docket shows the follow
ing cases from this cIhirteenthJ circuit,
Judge McLaus him
Cleek against McGuflin. Roller against FL
finger. OberdOrier against Meyers etc.; Ayres
against Alpin. administrator McCianahan
against Western Lunatic Asylum. Tyler, re-
cever. against Sites, administrator Sellers
against Reed. G. ). Tyler against Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company. STAGE against
BumEardner. Baldwin against Baldwin and
MOsoy against Pauls administrator
The Commonwealth cases. which will he
argued by Attorney General scott. are en-
titled. Sawyer against Commonwealth Bell
against Commonwealth, Carpenter against
Commonwealth and 4. d. Gold Miller against
Commonwealth and Marks against Common
wealth.
From the Twelfthscircuit, (Judge Turner
there arc eleven cases. and from the Fifth
lJudge Wingheld) there are six. The Sixth
circuit Judge Grimsleyl sends up two cases,
and the Fourteenth lJudge Blair hasn't a
single case upon the docket.
IL ~ probable that m appeal from the lower
court In the Bakor-G Gilmer case from Abing-
don viii be made during the sitting of the
court III this city
In several cases heard at Wytheville opin-
ions were handed down rs follows.
Norfolk and Western railroad against
McDOweifs. administrator The lower court
reversed and a new trial ordered. Opinion
10y Judge Lewis
Jones against the supervisor Of Pulaski
county. The lower court reversed. Opinion.by
Judge Lacy.
Norfolk and Western railroad against
Pendleton.' The Judgment of the lower
court affirmed. Opinion 10y Judge Lacy.
Penns executor against Penn. The
court below affirmed. Opinion by Judge
Lewis.
Andrews ct ais. against Roselaud Iron
and Coal Company Writ Of error granted
The cases heard and disposed Of to-day
were Robinson keyser against il. Boyd. re-
ceiver. Argued aud submitted.
Harris against Harris and Scott against
Raub. Removed TO Richmond TO be. heard at
the November term and placed on the priyl-
legged docket.
Jonas Wilder against Virginia. Tennessee
and Carolina Steel and Iron Company. The
petition Of Kelly. receiver. filed, and the case
removed % Richmond in consequence Of the
illness of Colonel ". W. Gordon.
Commonwealth cases: Sawyer against
Commonwealth. Submitted on brief by At
torney General Scott.
Bell against Commonwealth. Argued by
counsel
Miller against Commonwealth and Marks
against Commonwealth. Removed to Rich
mCnd.
James VI. Boiler qualified to practice in this
court.
large number Of the leading lawyers Of
the State were present today Among the
number were Attorney General Scott. Judge
Charlottesville. and Robert Barton. of Win
chester. Judge Lewis examined number of
students OF Professor Minors summer law
class yesterday. They hailed from several of
the Southern States
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-11

lie Is Aware OF the Fact that War In Europe
is Imminent.
IBy Cable to The Times.I

II}y Gable to The Timesl
MUNICH Sept. 10.-The Emperor of Ger
many, upon his arrival here last night from
the scene of the Austrian army maneuvres.
was received with the utmost enthusiasm and
respect.
AS the imperial train approached this city
tens of thousands of voices greeted it with
cheers. Emperor William. apparently sat
isfied with the warmth of his reception,
quickly alghted from the train as it drew
up. alongside the carpeted platform
and warmly embraced and kissed
Prince Luitpold, the Regent of Bavaria,
who, accompanied by numerous suite, in
cluding Ministers of State, was in waiting to
receive the imperial traveller. The Emperor
then inspected the guard of honor, which had
charge of the railroad station, and expressed
himself as being highly pleased with the
smart and soldierly bearing of the troops.
THE KAIsER KNOWS.
LONDON, Sept 10.-A Munich dispatch says
that the Kaiser has conveyed very clearly in
high Bavarian quarters his impression that
war is TO be expected, and that all Germany
should be prepared At the same time the
Knser appeared to have no apprehension as
10 the result. In addition TO notifying the re-
serves the German Government has ordered a
careful inspection Of horses subject to call
for use in the army, and this order IL being
carried out everywhere. In fact. says a l}er-
lin correspondent, the whole empire seems on
the watch, waiting for the word TO be given.
swEDES's ATTITUDE.
A Berlin dispatch states that communca-
tions have passed between the German and
Swedish Cabinets relative TO the attitude Of
Sweden in the event Of an European war.
The bait held out to attract the Swedes to
the triple alliance is the prospect of recover
ing Finland King Oscar is said 10 have de
clared that he would not enter into any for
nal arrangement but that as between Russia
and Germany his sympathies would be with
the latter power.
France has done everything possible TO win
Sweden over 10 the Franco-Russan side but
although King Oscar is personally attached
TO France as the land of his ancestors, the
feeling of the Swedish people against Russia
is very bitter and they are ANXIOUS to see its
power crippled
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-11
Another Eiend Mt Work.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept 10.-The town OF
Sellersburg. nine miles from JetiersonyIlie.
is wild with excitement to-day. John Benz
nett is accused of assaulting two little girls,
aged fourteen, and girl named Anna Smith.
who worked with Bennett Mrs. Benpett is
away from home and is visiting in Louisville.
Last night tho Smith girl induced the
Stockdale girl TO stay over night with her.
This morning when the Stockdale girl went
home she told her father she had been as
saulted. Bennett had at tho point Of n pistol
forced both children to submit 10 his wishes.
Bennett was taken out and whipped. but
managed to escape after hard struggle.
The citizens of TIE town are after him and II
caught no will be lynched tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-11
LYNCHBURG.
The Home Guard to Visit Richmond-Epi-
demic Of Marriages-PersonnI.

demic of MarriaEes-PersOnal,
LYNcBBURG. VA, Sept 1O.-lSpeciaL The
Home Guard Of this city hevo received ar IL
vitation to take part in the sham battle at the
State Fair The proposition TO furnish the
boys free transportation and the certainty Of
having a big time in Richmond is a strong in
ducement and many Of them are in favor Of
the trip.
Mr. i. T.. Shumate. a well known and prom
inont insurance man. is Ill at his home on
Clay street.
The usual fall epidemic Of marriages has
struck the Hill City, and many hymeneal
ventures in the near future are reported.
The Master Moulders and Good Templars,
of Madison, closed a successful lawn party
last night.
The Young Mems Reform Society has APP
plieG for a charter. The organization now
numbers forty. and is doing much good for
young men.
Mrs. Mollie Nc Corkle, relict of the late
Calvin McCorkle. of this city, died at Thax-
tons. Bedford county
DR.. j. A. Otey. of Bedford City, is here
having an operation performed on his ewes
John Robinson, ESD. president Of the
Roanoke and Seaboard railroad is in the city
with Il prominent Norfolk and Western rail-
road official, and rumors Of a big scheme arc
ahoat, but nothing tangible has leaked out Us
yet.
The Fats and Leans will play their much
postponed game of ball this afternoon.