Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-01-30

sections, Such school books as may be nece.
SAry snail be furnished for the children conteu
plated IN this act. in the manner and under II
conditions provided for IN section four hundre
and thirty six of the revised statutes
Section 1, In case any parent. guardian q
other person shall fsil to comply with the PROV
sions Of this act, such parent, guardian or othe
person shall be liable 10 s. fine Of not less tlan iv
nor more than ,su dollars for the first oEeuse no
less than len nor more than twenty dcllars 70
each and every subsequent ofTeuse-
Section ;, 1t shah be the duty of the director
of any school district or president Of the board o
education Of any Incorporated village or city, Il
prosecute any oTense occurring under this &C
f d such persons neglectlng 10 prosecute fer such
ne, within fifteen days after write, notice na
been served upon him, by any qualified elector O
taxpayer within the district village or city within
which the offending party shall reside, shall b
liable to fine of not less than ten nor more thar
| twenty dollarS for each ofTense.
Section 8. Two weeks attendancc At "hal
time at night school shall be considered within
the meaning of this act equivalent to atJendauc,
| o. one week at a day school
! Scction7. In all manufactures, work >hop,
and mines, used for manufacturing mechanica
| or mining purposes, the time of labor of children
under the age of Ii years, and of women employ
/ ed therein shall not exceed eight hours IN an,
| one day, and no child under Is years OF age shall
! be employed or allowed To work in ANY such
mandatory, Workshop or mine ANY person
owning or having charge of any such mauufac
| tory, workshop or mine, employing women oI
children therein, who shall compel or ALLOW, any
woman or child under the age of 10 years end
over the age of l3 wears TO labor exceeding eigh
hours IN any one day, or who shall pormit o T
allow any child under Is years of ace 10 work
In such Uanutactory, work shop or mine shall
forfeit not less than fye nor more than fifty dol
lars for each offense.
Section :. The fines and penalties herein pro
Nided for shall he collected by an action brought in
the name Of the state of Wisconsin, before any
justice of the peace or court having competeu,
jurisdiction, and the fine so collected shall be paid
into the school fund. The provisions of chapte-
one hundred and forty-two of the revised statutes
Of the state of Wisconsin for the wear 1873,
and the acts amendatory thereof relat-
ing to the collection of forfeitures shall applv to
and govern actions brought to recover the penal
ties provided by this chapter.
BY Mr.. Warden requiring ali cheese to
be properly stamped with its quality.
By Mr.. Briggs, amending the Dane
county drainage act.
By Mr.. Briggs (by requesD relating to
the matter of stationary for the legisla-
ture.
BY Mr.. Tormey, amending Tomah's
charter.
BY Mr.. Desmond, amending Milwau
KEGS charter
BY Mr.. Brown, appropriating $4,000
to the Wisconsin Industrial school for
Girls for improvements, the erection of a
cottage and for general purposes.
By Mr.. Olson, relating to the consolida.
ton of road districts.
BY Mr.. Dodge, making the fees of JUS
tlces for the trial of all contested cases 81
per day, and allowing them the same fee
as court commissioners in like cases.
by Mr.. Dodge, making the commits
sioners of public lands and the governor
board of deposit. which may constitute
any national or state bank a state depos-
itory, providing the officers of such in
stitutiOn shall furnish a good and suffi
Gent bond for the repayment to the
state treasurer of the amount on deposit on
demand. 1t provides that the bo nd shall
be executed by Eve sureties who shall ius.
tify to double the penalty of the bond.
The board of deposit shall on or before the
first day of September in each wear fix
the rate of interest to be paid by state
repositories. The rate for TIE current
fiscal year shall be 21s per cent. The,
state treasurer is relieved from RESPONSE
blllty for money so deposited. The
amount deposited in one bank shall not ex-
ceed three-fourths of the actual paid up
capital of such depository, nor one-half
the penalty of the bond filed by it. Each
depository shall compute the interest
quarterly and credit it to the state. Sec
tion provides that any person who shall
pay or offer to pay any state treasurer any
thing for the deposit of funds shall be
guilty to the crime of bribery, and shall
be punished by imprisonment in the state
prison not more than FIVE years nor less
than one year or by fine not exceeding
81 900 nor less than 800. And in any
prosecution, - says the last section, mo
witness shall be excused from answering
any question on the ground that his an
swer might tend to criminate himself
By Mr.. jacob, amending the charter of
the Watertown Mutual Benevolent asso
citation.
By. MIR, bullard, confering criminal and
appellate jurisdiction upon the county
court of Waukesha county.
By Mr.. Bailey. relating to lieus on logs,
lumber, etc.
By Mr.. E. c. Smith, relating to justices
of the peace.
BY Mr.. Bailey. authorizing the city of
Oconto to issue bonds to the amount of
$4,000.
By Mr.. Mead amending the fish and
game laws so as to forbid the use Of dogs
in hunting deer for four years from Oct.
Is, 1891.
By Mr.. Mead, providing that the county
seat of justice of Douglass county be
located at any point in Superior instead of
on certain quarter section in that
city.
By Mr.. Mead, amending section /, of |
chapter 35, laws of 1887, so as to provide
that that act shall not apply to county |
seats located by law. on particular sec
ton Of land, which land shall since have |
been included within the corporate limits |
Of any village or city incorporated since
the location of such county seat.
By Mr Reuter-, repeating the law for
the appointment Of state veterinarian.
By Mr.. Pierron, exempting from the
operation of the geneneral insurance laws
the knights of the Maccabees, Royal Con-
slave knights and Ladies, Order of Mutual
Protection and Northwestern Benevolent /
eague.
Resolutions Coneurred in.
Senate. isint, requesting the superin-
tendent Of census to furnish the secretary
Of state with the Wisconsin census for
1890.