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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-08

In the matter OF the Estate Of William
Howard, deceased
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-08
Ladies' Tea Gowns
below cost.

We have just 4 Real Alaska
Seal Jackets left. They cost
before the rise in seal, $50. 90
$500, $4,000 and $4,000
They are today woySk so per
cent more, but 90 be bought
at the aboysSdces during this
sale.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-16
No. $40. Al
Published May II. 1891.

IL.
CHAPTER "a
An ACT 70 .mend section Is. OF ias revised saiu:.
AL counties whose population exceeds one hundred
The people the state of Wisconsin represented in
senate and assembly. do enact as follows
amended by chapter rs Of the laws OF 1881 hereby
amended by adding IT the end of ssid section the
shall not apply to- sgep Of DEEDS e. IN any soun,9
whose population EXCEEDS one hundred and any
Section Every register OF deeds Of counties whose
population exceeds one hundred and ATTY Thousand
shall receive the following fees, To- wit:
For entering and r-cor ding any deed Or ether in
strument seven and half for each foiio ard
three cents Tor every necessary entry thereof in the
tract index when kept, but be At least thirty
and one half cents for deed, and sixty cents for
For recording any instrument. written in any other
than the English language hfteen cents for each
For nlins and entering any witt Of .tt.chmen. or
certificate OF sale notice OF the tendency Of
ants twenty cents, and twenty cents for every addi
tlonal twenty defendants in any such notice
s een or ''r
For entry OF a discharge Of mortgage in the mar
For filing every paper and making entry thereof
when necessary, ten cents
birth or death. forty cents.
For examining proofs Of marriage; birth or death
cents.
All the foregoing fees to be payable in advance BY
the party procuring suCh services.
For registering any marriage birth or death
twenty cents and for copy thereof eertihed to tbs
secretary of state. seven cents, TO be paid by the
county In where tn. certificate proof Of such
marriage, birth death, is presented for regstra
ton. within one year after Its occurrence but other
wise to be paid by the party procuring the regstrs
ton.
For making his annual statistical return Of real
estate sales to the secretary OF state six cents per
folio to be paid out OF the state treasury
For making new tract index upon the order Of the
county board, such sum Re hIed by the
county board not exceeding 8 for each entry.
and to be paid from the county treasury.
Section g. This act shall take effect and be In force
from and after the first Monday Of January. 1893
Approved April %, 1891.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-16
No. 400. Al
No. 40a, A. Published May g. 1891.
CHAPTER 400.
AN ACT for the establishment Of . sixth normal
school In the state of Wisconsin.


AN ACT for the establish ment Of . sixth normal
school In the state OF Wisconsin.
The people OF the state of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact As follows;
Section |. The board Of regents of normal schools
NAL school in the Of Wisconsin at site to
selected by said board north of the
and the conditions III this act prescribed.
The school shall DO located and established at such
educational interests of this state and the for
which the school IL established. The necessary sums
said school shall be aten and used by said board ont
of the normal school fund income except such amounts
munic palitie. purpose herein prescribed
Section Q I'll. location and building OF said school
Judgment the Same shall be advise BILE and the normal
school fund income 10 sufficiently large to warrant the
expenditure OF the necessary sums OF money for euch
and the conditions of this act shall have been
complied with
Before said school sb.u be unpublished and built
there shall be donated To the state for the purpose Of
building the same, by persons by municipalities In
which said school is located suitable site 10 be
proved by said board, together with the sum Of at
least fheen thousand dollars, hut such persons
municipalities may contrl butte and said board may
accept larger sum OF money or the purpose OF build
ing said school
Section 5 The said board shall, As soon ~ it has
located the place where said school is to be built and
the site for the has been donated and the Of
agreed 10 be paid have been donated security
for such have oeen gwen TO the
of said board, proceed to construct and build said
school and to furnish and equip the same for use
when completed and when so constructed furnished
and equipped the school shall be- conducted and man
aged other normal schools Of this tate conducted
and managed.
Section The provisions Of chapter Of revised
statutes Of 1873, and the acts sepdstory thereof
ls ny the establishment OF normal schools the
donation of sites Of money for that purpose
snail apply to aud govern the donations for the
MAJ school mentioned in this act
municipalities in the territory Ia this act
hereby empowered TO MAKE the donations herein
mentioned for the establishment and building Of said
school
Sections This act shall take and b. Ia force
from and after its passage and publication
Approved April %, 1891.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-16

that tho provisions 81 this act
are compiled with and prosecute for violation OF the
same. All such officers shall have the power 70 de-
rnsnd the production OF the proper state and local
licenses by doing such business adveTt1s
ing actually engaging in business and any failure 10
produce such license shall be prima facis evidence
against such vendor that he has none.
Section TO- Every person violating the provisions Of
this shall be guilty OF misdemeanor and hall Be
fned less than twenty five dollars nor more than
hundred dollars, or imprisoned not more than
sixty days both.
Section II. This act shall not apply - any sale
made by virtue OF any Judgment order OF process OF
pursuant to any law Of this state the
United in enforcement Of contract right
Section u. Prosecutions under this act may pc
heard and determined by the court having criminal
jurisdiction other ohenses punishable by law to
the same Ell tent as hereinaboye provided.
Section IS All state licenses shall expire BY iimtta.
ton year from the date thereof and be- II SO
desire surrendered at time prior thereto for can
collation..
Section "a This act shall take effect and b In force
from and Alter Its passage and publication.
Approved April "a 1891
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-16
No. "a, Al
Published May II, 1881.

CHAPTER 49,
AN ACT amend section of the revised statutes Of
1878 relating to distribution Of stationery.
The people of the slate Of Wisconsin, represented In
senate and assembly do enact as follows:
Section l. Section $50 of the revised statutes Of 1878
Is hereby amended to read follows, to- Wit:
shall be deposited with the said superintendent for sa e
keeping and disbursement. He shall charge himself
the books of his Office with all stationery purchased
and received by him, at cost price, and shall keep
court legislature and other oc and institutions
whom he shall furnish stationery required by law
In addition to the stationery required by law TO be
furnished gssture officer clerks employees.
reporters and committees, the said superintendent
shall furnish all necessary stationery follows and to
others the his secretary
his office TO the secretary of state his assistant for
his Office the chief clerk of the land Office for his
Office the treasury agent for his Office to the
attorney general his assistant for his assistant for
his Office to the state superintendent, his ssslstent
for his Office the clerk of the supreme court for the
supreme court the corresponding secretary the
Historical society for Its rooms to the adjutant
genera his assistant his office; the
the state Agricultural society Tor said society
the railroad oner his deputy for his Office;
to the insurance isaioner, his deputy for his
use of said board librarian. for the of
the library the warden of the state prison. for
his Office the commissioner of labor statistics
hs Office the state veterinarian for his Office to the
CLERK any state officer. any department. of the
state, shall be permitted TO receive stationery
unless the written order of some of the persons
above described.
the provisions OF this act sre hereby repealed.
Section This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved April "A, 1891.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-16
No. 1850, Al
Published May .. 1891.

CHAPTER az.
AN ACT mandatory Of sections ssse and 2es2 4, of
from execution
The people of the state of Wisconsin represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section |. section 2gS2 of chapter 1870, of the
ted statutes is hereby amended ny adding said
the follow IL the debtor his clerk Legal rep
Tesentative shall fail neglect 10 claim the p
tions enumerated this section such iehturS WIFE,
unless she shall have deserted HIM, before
select the same ard may IN her name maintain
action for the recovery of the possession the
value thereof II the same shall have been taken
provided, such Claim and selection shall have been
.lInie.
section 3 Section 1882 chapter % 1889 Of the an
notated statutes Is hereby amended 10y inserting nftrr
the word debtor IN the sixth line thereof the fellow
ing ''0r bis WIFE. And farther amend such section
e9o A. of TIE annotated statutes 10y inserting afcr the
word Debtor where II IN the seventh line
thereof the words 'ur ms wife, that when 50
nded said section 2S2 A. of the annotated
Whenever personal property shall Toe Of
attachment execution ISSUED of this
state and any part OF such property shall he exempt
from such seizure, under any provision of law ex
empting 10 the debtor property ut ike KIND spe-
cine amount IN value. aud such exemption shall he
claimed the part OF the debtor his wife.
making such seIZle shall upon 10y the debtor
his wife, his motion without such
two dsinterested freeholerS Of the county who shall
first be sworn 10y him To make true appr.
thereof which aPpTalsemeUt shall he writing and
signed Ivy the appraisers, and bail te pTima
denCe of the value Of The property appraised for
purpose of sUCh exemption. The HrpTaSefnrnt SO
signed, together with true inventory of all the
ment OF execution, and The tt-s of each such ap-
praisers shall bt Oh" dollar each
gagged in such sppraseuent and stall he paid bv the
Officer and returned A. disbursements on his writ.
section 3. THIS at shall and in force
fronl and after It's passage and publication
Approved April II 1891
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-16
No. IFS, Al Published Mays, 1891

AN ACT TO amend section t4 revised statutes, relating
TO examination of applicants for state certificates.
The people OF the state OF Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly do enact "a follows.
Section Section 454 is hereby amended TO read
follows Section ~. The state superlute ndent shall
before the second Wednesday Of August each year.
sppont three persons residents of this state
who shall constitute hoard OF HAMMERS said board
shall meet at the capitol each year, at
such times and also such other places the
superintendent shall pTescr be for the examination of
superintendent - hereby authorized TO examine
principals of high schools and of free high schools who
shall have hec,l elected SGferuecdents of the city
schools containing such nigh school, and 20 grant
titcates ssil candidates valid for YEAR aud
In single locality. The state sUFeriute udent shall
pTescr be the manner OF making Application, Of con
Quoting and managing SuEH examinations reporting
results thereof md with :lc advice the
in what branches OF study IN addition those
fixed by law, the applicant for unlimited
tificate shall he examined.
section . This shall take effect be In force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved April y, 1891.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-16
Published May ., 1851.


AN ACT relsthS to the obai aing OF
and overlooked lands in certain cases.
The people OF the state Of " scons!n, represented in
senate and ASSEM- bly,. do enact as lollows:
Section /. The governor is hereby authorized and
directed apply the secretary OF tho interior
United States for patents to all and overlooked
lands within this state which the state has sold
which has relinquished Its title. and for which
patents have 8 vet been issued.
2. Whenever IL shall appear " the Goveraor
that should be made to ascertain
true OF any portion Of said lands
enable desert be the his application for
such patent all such necessary surveys
be made.
Section When said patents shall have been issued
the such application it shall be the duty
of the commissioners of public lands TO issue 10 the
OF the equitable title of said lands patents
such owners the title IN fee.
Section 4. such shall before v
ing such patent patents pay the usual fees for
ing and recording the same.
g. This ACT snail take eject and be In forc9
from and after us passage and pu biiCAtieA.
Approved April y. 1891
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-16
No. BAT, 81
y, 81 Published Mag Il. 1891.


CHAPTER SO
AN ACT to amend section 25 of revised statutes Of
1879 entitled, "Of the manner Of conducting cleo
tons"
The people the state Of Wisconsin represented In
senate and assembly. do enact as follows:
Section Section 70 of the revised statutes OF 1873
is hereby amended read follows: There shall
be three inspectors and two clerks OF election and two
ballot clerks each election, shall
qualified electors at such poll and election ANY II.
spector may administer any oath required by law In
the registration of voters, the conducting Of
election In towns the supervisors shall be inspectors
OF election when they belong to the two political
ties the greatest number of votes at the pTeCed
ing general election but whenever the be-
long the political party then the supervisor
last named in the certificate of election recorded in
the clerks Office shall not be eligbl act
inspector Of election but inspector belonging
the opposite political party casting the greatest num-
Der of the preceding general election shall be
chosen appointed in his place by viva vote of
the electors present al the opening of the poll and in
Of the death, absence refusal 10 set of any
all of such inspectors, where there less than
three any poll, the electors present at the honr
fixed for opening the poll shall chose viva voce from
the quail fed electors inspector
for such poll m such vacancy at such election but
In such of the three inspectors shall be of the
opposite political party from the two others here
present shall be chairman of such inspectors, other
wise the three inspectors appoint OF their
number To be chairman. In town the town clerk, if
shall he the clerks of election,
inspectors before opening the poll, snail appoint
another and if the clerk be absent and the
inspectors shall at the time appoint two bal lot
ceIks The clerks of election and the ballot
clerks shall respectively belong to the opposite
political parties casting the greatest mum Der OF votes
ut the preceding general election.
Section 2. This shall take effect and b in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved April "a, 1891.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-16
No. 44e, Al
blished May .. 1881


AN ACT ameDd sections lT7 and l?3 OF chapter S.
of the revised statutes of 1875 entitled of the
ESnizEtion Of corporations"
The people OF the state of Wisconsin, represented In
senate and assembly do enact as follows:
Section l. Section III, of chapter So of the revised
Of 1873 amended by chapter 220 of the laws
of 1888 and amended by chapters $50 and 1852 of the
laws of 1851 hereby amended by adding thereto the
following And also for the purpose of locating build
ing encouraging and establishing manufactures and
manufacturing establishments in cities and towns
within this state.
Section section l776 OF chapter S. Of the revised
statutes of 1879 amended by chapter 1885, of the laws
Of 1851 and chapter TO- of the laws OF 1885, is hereby
amended by adding thereto follows: Provided,
further that corporation organized for the purpose
OF locating, building, encouraging and establishing
manufactures and manufacturing establishments in
any city or town In this state upon the assent of the
holders of three ourths OF the capital stock thereof
shall have authority 10 purchase take and hold STOCK
In and in its corporate capacity become subscri Der
to the capital stock of any corporation aided
Couraged the amount and extent Of the actual cash
paid or other property contributed 10 any such manu-
featuring corporation.
section g. This act shall take eject and be in force
from and after its passage aud publication
Approved pril %. 1891.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-16

Preachers Mutual Aid Society Of the Wisconsin
Annual Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, The Northwestern Mutual Relief Assoc aion
American Legion OF Honor, the Cal nolic hnights OF
America, Knights of 81. Patrick, Knights OF ST.
George, knights of ST. Msrtiu, Ancient Order Of
Hibernians number tive, II bern an Benevolent
Society. Ancient Order of Hiheruians, mum Der one,
Bay View st Johns Benevolent society, 81. Antoulus
Liebesbund, st. Franciscus society. 81 90
seph's Society, st Michael Society, st. SLAMS
laus Society. Polish National Benevolent Society,
St. Joseph's Benevolent society, ST. Patrcks
T. A society OF GAINESVILLE. The Societies belong-
sociation Of the United States of North America,
and the Family Protection Association OF Mil
yankee, ana The MHtusI Protection Association
of Wisconsin the Mutual Beneficial Life Association
of the state Of Wisconsin, the Danish Brotherhood OF
the United States the PolemiaH brotherhood, c. ;.
P. $, the Wisconsin Mutual Aid Association, the
Narodni Jednota Society of Racn the United States
Benevolent Fraternity, the WaieTtown Mutual Be-
nevolent Assoc alton, National Benevolent Associa
ton Brarstro Ces kych FarmeTu society of
kewaunee County, Wisconsin, Cesko Americky Sokol
society OF keyaukee, Wisconsin, TIE Turner's Mutual
Benent Association OF the Northwest, Wisconsin
Mutual Aid Alliance. independent Order OF Rnai
Birth kecher Shel Barrel aud Free Sons of Israel
in the sense and meaning of the general laws Of
the state relating to life insurance companies
and 10 other orders societies associations in the
sense and meaning ofthe general laws of the state
relating to lie insurance companies are hereby de-
elared 10 be exempt rom the provisions Of the general
insurance laws of the state.
Section 2 This act shall take effect and be in ercs
from and after its passage nd publication.
Approved April -, 1891.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-16
Published May II. 1851.
Ne ~. Al

Ne ~, Al Published May II. ISL.
0HAPTkR SS8
AN ACT - amend chapter u.s. Of the laws Of 1885,
titled IAN get - amend chapter ~, Of tie laws Of
1857 entitled, An act - extend the lien law Of the
state"
The people the Of Wisoons1n, represented
senats and assem- bly,, do enact a. follows
Section l. Chapter 49, Of the laws Of 1855 10
amended . 70 read follows Section l. Every
Of stallion Jack kept and used for breed
ing purposes shall have lien upon any colt gotten by
such stallion ackass for the stipulated to be
paid for the service of such stao and may
seize and take possession Of said colt without proc-ss
at any time before it 10 old in the price
agreed for such services remains unpaid and sell
the same at public auction, upon ten days notice, to
be posted in at least three public places in the town
where the Of such colt resides apply pro-
ceeds of such sale to the payment Of the amount due
for such services and the of such seizure and
sale returning the residue to the party entitled
thereto; provided such lien shall be ehectual for
any purpose, against innocent purchaser for
value unless such having claim for the service
of such stallion jackass shall file with the clerk of
the city village town where tho of the
resides statement showing that such service has beec
rendered and the amount due therefor.
Section q This shall take effect and be in fofcs
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved April %, 1891.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-16
- Published May II, 1891
No. 1s2, Al


AN ACT to provide for proper records Of ents
to industrial schools, and orphan asylu,sa
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin ecresented in
Section 1. Wheoever any minor shall t. com mtt.d
any industrial eCnpo by any other authority thai
county judge il shall be the duty the court or
the county judge of the proper county the name and
age of said minor the institution which commi,ts
necessary to show the extent Ia which such county .
liable for the support of said minor.
Section 2. The Wisconsin industrial school for bov,
and every industrial s.nool organized under Tho NJ
visions OF sections 1855 1850 of the revised
are hereby required TO report annually on the ST IA
Of October in each year 10 each county nudge 60,
to each such county during the preceding yrar IN
the date when each received, and in case of 49,,
who left the institution during the wear wbstI
II by death. by escape, by placing ont or Nv mol
discharge with the proper dates and any oth,r
nation necessary TO show the extent 10 which su,h
county is liable for the support of said minor
Section 3 Whenever any minor committed ~
placed in any orphan ASYLUM other inrtitutlon 10
any superintendent of the poor, supervisor or snS,
other officer administering poor rehef, whereby a
claim against the county town village or On
the county for support may be incurred Il shall u,
the duty Of such officer forthwith report 10 liz
proper judge of the proper county, the and as
Of said minor the institution in which placed OF COR,
mited the OF the contract made for support and
other Information necessary 10 show the extent 10
which such county, town, village city is liable for
the support of said minor Ii sha be also the dut, NJ
such officer to report TO the county judge whenever any
such minor ceases TO be = public charge nom any
cause whatever.
to record In book to DO provided by the
other proper authority, all Information provided
for In this act, including also the proper
proper information relating to commitments stiH in
force which have been previously made by himself or
his predecessors In office.
Section s. This act shall take stec, and be In fore.
nom and after its passage and publication.
Approved April q. 1891