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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-05-20
- in sennts and assembly. do enact as fol-

Sentad in senate and assembly, do enact as fOl-
section /. Section 1921 of the revised statutes
as amended by chapter 3l3 of the laws OF 1881, IS
hereby amended SO to read as follows: Sec
ton 312l The garnishee may appear in person
or by agent or attorney: the AFFIDAVIT aforesaid
shall be deemed a sufficient complaint in this
action; and the garnishee may answer the mat
tiers alleged in the affidavit either orally or by
written answer duly verified and filed with the
papers III the case. and if the answer is oral. it
shall he reduced TO writing by the justice and
filed with the papers in THU case; the action may
be adjourned by the garnishee as IN case OF q
second adjournment IN justices courts IN clVA
actions.
section , Section 372s of the revised statutes
is hereby amended by striking out the words
answers upon oath to where they occur in the
second line Of Ssil section, and inserting in lieu
thereof the word answer and by striking out
the words the heterogeneous Of the justice =
where they occur IN the third line OF sad see
ton and by striking out the words = to such y
where they occur in the twelfth line OF said see
ton, and Inserting ID lieu thereof the words
touching his liability as garnishee;' and by
striking out the word ''iuterrOgOtOrieS where it
occurs III the thirteenth line Of said section,
50 that said section when <anenled
snail read follows: Section ai25. When
a garnshee shall fail to appear, or appear
ing shall fail to make fl,l answer touching his Ii
ability garnishec, the justice shall enter such
fact in his docket and he shall be adjudged to be
indebted to the defendant; and if Judgment shall
be rendered in favor Of the plaintiff against the
Defendant, judgment in favor Of the plaintiff
shall be entered against such garniShee for the
amount Of the judgment against the defendant,
and no such costs shall be paid by the defendant;
or, on demand of the plantif, he may issue
warrant To arrest the gardishee which shall be
served in the same manner as warrants issued by
justices Of the peace in civil actions founded
tort, ana tie garniShee shall be held thereon
until he shah smake fun and direct answers
touching his liability as garnisbee; aud the justice
may continue the cause to some other day, If
necessary for further proceedings.
Section 3 Section 1920 OF the revised statutes
is hereby amended by striking out the word "eE-
animation. " where II occurs IN the sixth line Of
said section. and Inserting in lieu thereof the
words making of such answer that said
section, when amended. shall read as follows.
Section 3I2J. If tine gaInishee shall have failed
10 appear at the proper time he may afterWaTd
appear and answer at any time before final iudS-
ment against hiu, if he Shall first pay all costs in
the garuIshae suit which have accrued up to that
time; and when he snail appear the justice shall
cauSt the plaintiff to be Notified thereof, 50
that he may be present at the making of such
answer.
Section A. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage and publica-
ton.
Approved March 30, 1898.
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No. 2TS, 81
Published April 5, 1895
CHAPTER 90

An ACT concerning corporations heretofore or
gained under chapter l4S Of the laws of 1872,
and the several acts amendatoCy thereof, and
to cure certain omissions in the organization
thereof
The people of the state of Wisconsin. repre-
sented IN senate and assembly do enact as fol-
lows:
Section1 /. In the organization, or attempted
organization OF any corporation under the prOvis-
Ions of chapter l4G OF the general laws OF 1872
entitled: IAN act to authorize the organization
OF corporations other than manufacturing, ner
camille, insurance, banking, trans poTtatlOn or
trading purposes approved March 2J 1872 and
the several acts amendatory thereof. II the copy
81 the articles of association recorded by the
register OF deeds OF the proper county. required
by section 3 of said chapter li6 is not verified
therein required, the omission therefrom OF such
verliicatiOn Shall not affect the validity OF such
corporation, but the same shall be body polite
and corporate from and after the recording of
such copy of the articles OF association the same
as though such copy had been duly verified. In
any controversy concerning the validity Of any
such corporation, 1t shalt be presumed that the
copy thus recorded is a true copy of the original
articles OF association, and such copy, or CERT
lied copy OF the record thereof shall be prlma
facie evidence IN all courts ami places Of the
ganiZati0n Of such corporation
Section ?. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publication
Approved March 81. 1888
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CHAPTER G2.

CHAPTER G2.
AN ACT to amend sections 1927 and 1927, Of
chapter I13 of the annotated statutes of Wis
consin, entitled, 'Of the adoption Of child
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin, repre-
sented in senate and assembly do enact as FOL
lows:
Section l. Section 1927 of chapter 173 Of the
annotated statutes or a is hereby amended by
Introducing after the words shall join therein y
and before the words nor shah any" the follow
ing: Except that when such petitioner shall be
married t. the natural father or natural mother
OF such child, then such JOlndcr by such i1tueF
or mother shall be deemed unnecessary" 50
that the section shall read follows: Section
1921. Any inuabtant Of this state may petition
the county court ia the county Of his residence,
for leave 10 adopt "A child not his own by birth;
but no such petition made by married person
Shall be granted unless the husband or wife OF The
petitioner shall JON therein: excepting that when
such petitioner SHAH be married 70 the natural
father or mother OF such child, then such JOluder
by such father or mother shall be deemed uu-
necessary; nor shall any such petition be granted
unless the child, If Of the OF fourteen years or
more, shall consent thereto in writing, in the
presence OF the court. And such child may be
adopted after arriving al the age or twenty one
years as well as before reaching that age.
Section :. Session 1924 OF chapter lt3 Of the
annotated statutes Of 1859 shall also be amended
By adding thereto the following: Except that
where the adopted parent OF such child shall he
married 70 one Of the natural parents of such
child then the relation OF such cluld toward such
natural parent SO married to the adopted parent,
shall be- in way altered ~ such adoption. and
the mutual rights and Obligations Of such natural
anu adopted parent toward Such clillt small bs
exactly the same as if such child were The natural
child OF both the natural parent and adopted pa
rent SO that section 1927 shall read follows.
Section +024 4 child 50 adopted shall be deemed
for the purposes OF inheritance and sue
cession by such child, custody Of the
person aud right Of obedience by
such parents by adoption ami All other
legal consequences and Incidents OF the natural
relation Of parents and children, the same t. all
Intehts ana purposes as u sGsh enid had been
b lfu ia lawful WedlCc6 Of Sucn parents by auOp
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Published April 5, 1893.



AN ACT to amend section 3l3G of CHAPTER 19s
OF the revised statutes Of 1878, entitled cor
general provisions concerning actions relating
The people of the state of Wisconsin, repre-
sented IN senate and assembly, do enact as fol
lows.
Section Section 1856 of the revised statutes
OF 1873 is hereby amended so as to read as fol
lows: Section 3ls6. ANY person having legal
title to land may institute an action against
any otheF person setting up claim thereto,
and If the plaintiff shah be able to subStantiate
his title TO such land the defendant shall be
adjudged to release TO the plaintiff all claim
therto, and 10 pay the cost Of such action IN
less the defendant shall. by answer diSclaim
all title to such land and give lease thereof
10 the piaintIf, In which case he shall recover
costs, unless the court shall otherwise order.
Ii shall be sufficient 70 aver in the complaint
IN such action the nature and extent Of
the piatntih estate IN such land, describing 1t
as accurately as may be. and that he is in pos
session thereof, or that said land is vacant and
unoccIped, and that the defendant makes some
claim thereto, and to demand Judgment that the
plaintiffs claim be established against any claim
Of the defendant and that he bt, forever barred
against having or claiming any right or title 10
the land, adverse t. the plaintiff and the defend
ant. i lac do not 50 dlSclalm and release may an
s~er any matter 10 denial Of the plaintiff claim
ttla or possession, or which, # proved, will IS
tdbHSh his own, and lud yut TIT shall be rendered
according 10 the rights Of the parties In all cases
NAeFt Il may BE- necessary Tor "a plaintiff 70 offer
PROOF that the defendant is setting Up OrSnaEing
some clam u said land tire Introduction in evi-
dence Of any instrument in writing, therrtUfDre
al any time aUpearu-, al record. % the record
thereof. or Of duly certified copy ~ such record
Turporting T. convey to- Or otherwise ia any way
d@vIsur or ancestor or other assigngr az the de-
PENDANT, said land any interest therein ad-
yersely 10 the plaintiff. or under or through
which the plalntln docs not trace his claim or
title, shall be sufficient proof OF the making or
setting up OF such cain Of title on he part
/ II the defendant; AMI the court may. in
! evidence. whatsoever, tending 70 establish the
fact OF the making or setting lp Of claim on the
of fFt..F .4far In f-.r
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No 209, a j
| Published April i, 1896


AN ACT to amend section 1888 of the revised
statutes Of Wisconsin, relating to the rate Of
interest.
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin, repre-
sented IL senate aud assembly do enact as FOL
lows.
Section /. Section 1853 of the revised statutes
Of Wisconsin for the year 1873 is hereby
amended - as t. read as follows: S--tiQu IGSs.
The rate Of interest upon the loan or the for
hearance OF any money, 2, 0 Is things in action
small b. SIX dollars upon the one hundred dollars
t1r one year and after that rate for q greater or
less sum or for a longer or shorter time; but il
shall be competent for parties to contract for the
paym, ut and receipt Of rate Of interest not ex-
ceeding ten dollars hundred dollars as
aforesaid, in which case such rate exceeding SIX
dollars one hundred dollars shall be clearly ex
pressed in writing
Sc lion ,. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publica-
ton
Approved March q, 1898.
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No. I43, 81
Published March 90, 1893.
CHAPTER 81

CHAR ER 81.
AN ACT authorizing the State Historical Society
or Wisconsin to sell and convey certain real
estate.
The people OF the state of Wisconsin repre-
lows:
Section l. The State Historical Society Of
Wisconsin IS hereby authorized to sell ana con
vey certain real estate on West Washington ave
nue., city of Madison. known the Draper
homestead being lot number four, block num-
Der hfty-one, according TO the recorded plat OF
ceeds from such sale shall 60 To said society's
binding fund
Section ,. Whenever the executive committee
OF said society shall sell said real estate the deed
or conveyance thereof shall be signed by the
president and corresponding secretary atte-t.d
by the recording secretary. vita the seal OF the
society affixed therto; and shallbe acGuowicd ed
before some proper officer authorized TO take the
acknowledgement Of deeds.
Section 3. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publication
Approved March "a 1898
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No. $50, 81
Published March 90, 1899
CHAPTER IS


AN ACT TO amend chapter 3d. OF the laws OF 1885,
entitled An act To amend section 1876, Of the
revised statute Of 1873, relating to common
schools
The people of the state of Wisconsin, repre-
scented In senate and assembly, do enact as fol
lows.
Section l. Chapter %, of the laws of 1885,
amendatOry of section 435 of the revised statutes
o. 1873, be and the same IS hereby amended BY
striking out the word unanimously where IL
occurs in section l of said act that said sec
ton when so amended shall read rs follows:
Section 436 The said board shall have power
TO purchase record book and such other books,
blanks and stationery may be necessary to
keep record of the proceedings OF the district
meetings and the account Of the treasurer. ard
for doing the business Of the district
In an orderly manner, and such maps, charts.
globes and school apparatus as have been or may
be approved as suitable for use OF the schools 10y
the state superintendent or by the county super
intendent Of the county, not exceeding seventy
five dollars in value IN any one year, aud such
school books as in their Judgment may be ueccs-
sary for the use of any children attending in their
district whose parents and guardians may not be
able 10 furnish the same. All such p Irchases
shall be approved at a regular mestIuE oI said
board at which all the members thereof shall be
present The district board shall keep an ac-
Curate account of ali expenses incurred 10y them
under the provisions of this section. and present
itemized statement OF the purchases TO the
annual school district meeting.
Section ,. This act shall take effect and be IN
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March -, 1898.
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ike designation pursuant to law, the plaintiff
shaiI give IN a note at the foot Of the summons
pIIei description OF the premises affected there
by. And any person not having such title or nos
session but being the owner and holder Of any
hen or lncumbrance on land shall also have the
same rlght or action as the owner in fee 10 test
the legality and validity OF any other claim, lien
or lhc4nbrance on such land or any part
thereof.
Section ,. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after It's passage
Approved March 81. 1893 - - -
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Oconto county, in organizing and creating the
town of BraZeau, in said county, be and they are
hereby legalzed, and the territory comprisin.,
said town as described in said proceedings shall
be and the same is hereby declared to be a valid
town in all respects, as il said acts and proceed
ings had been according TO statute in such case
made and provided
Section .. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publlca
tion.
Approved March 81, 1898 ~---ss1a-za-sv- ~--~-~
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No. 90, 81
Published April 5, 1898.


AN ACT to authorize town insurance companies
to elect board Of directors
The people of the state of Wisconsin, repre-
sented in senate and assembly, do enact as fol-
lows.
Section l. It shall be lawful for any town in
surance comptny, by two thirds vote at an an
nual meeting. to adopt resolution providing.
First. That thereafter its board OF directors shall
consist OF nine persons. Second. That the d.
rectors snail be divided into three classes. each
consisting Of three persons. Third That tile
classes shall be designated the first, second
and third class.
Section = The first class shall be elected for a
period of one year, the second class shall be
elected for period of two years and the third
class shall be elected for period Of three years
Section 3. Whenever the term of any class
Shall expire, the successors shall be elected for
period Of three years. And the directors Of each
class shall hold office for the for which they
were elected, and until their successors shall lie
duly elected.
Section 4. For the purposes of this act, all acts
and parts OF acts IN conflict herewith are hereby
repealed.
Section 5. This act shall take effect and be in
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March ii, 1893.
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Published March 20, lS0.

Az ACT relating to weights ana measures, and
amendat0ry Of section 1865 of the revised stat
utes Of lis, as amended by chapter III of the
laws Of 1881, and amendatory of secticn 1868
of the revised statutes Of 1878
The people Of the state OF Wisconsin. repre-
scented in senate and assembly do enact as fol
lows.
Section / Section 1866 of the revised statutes
of 1878, as amended by chapter 12l of the laws
of 1881, is hereby amended by adding the end
Of said section the following. to-wit.: And eight
pounds for a bushel of plasterng hair
Section ,. Seton IL Of the revised statutes
of 1878 is hereby amended by adding at the end
Of said section the following, tO-wiJ: a barrel
OF unslaCked lime shall be aScertained by weight
and shall be computed ar two hundred pounds y
Section 3. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publica-
tion.
Approved March "a, 1898.
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Published April 3, 1898.
CHAPTER 81.

CHAPTER q.
AN ACT to punish trespass upon public lands
The people Of the state OF Wisconsin, repre-
scented in senate and assembly, do enact as fol
lows.
Section /. Any person who shall cut down, in
Jure or destroy any tree or timber growing OF
. or held in trust by the state, or who shah take
and carry away any timber or wood 50 cut OF
severed, or previously cut or severed and re
carry away any mineral. earth or stone from
such land. shall be punished by Imprisonment
in the county jail not more than six months
or by u fine not exceeding one hundred dol
lars.
Section ,. All acts or parts Of acts inconsist
ent with this act are hereby repealed
Section 2. This act shall take effect and be il
force from and after its passage and publca
ton
Approved March 90, 1893.
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Published April 5, 1893.

AN ACT 70 legalize the acts ard proceedings Of
the county board Of supervisors Of Oconto
county, in organizing and creating the town OF
BTaZeau in said county
The people Of the state of Wisconsin. repre-
sented II senate and assembly. do enact as FOL
lows.
Section !. Be it enacted that all acts and pro
ceedir-- OF the county board Of supervisors OF
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-18
An Now an porrsy1LLE aAME.

Where, oh where, is the much advertised,
conceited, aristocratic base ball aggregation
of Pottsville? Echo answers, lin the soup, and
the small boys say it has gone to the woods.
How the mighty have fallen, and what a
miserable death they have met with The
Pottsvilles could stand a knock out from
Mahanoy City, but to suffer defeat at the
hands of Shenandoah by score of 10 to 3,
and on the Pottsville grounds too, was more
than they could stand, and now every base
ball rooter in Pottsville is in mourning. DO
they feel sore? Go ask Leo Bamberger.
The correspondents of the Philadelphia
papers consoled themselves by telegraphing
that "Shenandoah's team of picked State
League players" defeated their club. Ha! ha!
That's good. The only two State Legaue
players in the team were Ward and Ed.
Henry and with the exception of those two
and Toman the team was the same as that
which scored to at Lakeside when
the Pottsvilles crawled off the grounds amid
the jeers of 5000 people. But, again, if Shen-
andoah had gone to Pottsville loaded with a
pick of the best state league players, it would
have been iustidable, for the Pottsville
team had previously advertised that at a
great expense it had secured many of the best
players in the state to give Shenandoah a
trouncing on Saturday, and the Shenandoah
team went down prepared to do the same
with the much advertised team as it did with
the marble players who were found on the
diamond
1t is regretted that Pottsville people can't
get it into their heads that Shenandoah is
more than match for them on the diamond as
well as in other things. This season should
be a lesson. The Pottsville people have been
leading themselves astray and it is repeated
here on the strength of our laurels that they
are not in our class.
1t was not until the middle of August that
Pottsville condescended to recognize the
Shenandoah club Previous to that they
termed our players ''Hungarians" and Goal
Diggers" and told them to beat Mahanoy
City, Jeanesville, Hazleton, and one or two
of the State League clubs before asking
Pottsville to play. We did as directed and in
addition to taking three games out of four
from the sutocratc county seat club we have
the scalps of the Scranton and Allentown
clubs dangling from our belts.
Saturdays game is given by the following
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-18
BUT HEARKEN !

Another death knell for the Pottsyille base
ball people has been sounded. This time it
is the w. B. Fegley team and the Lost Creek
S. P. club are the boys that lowered their
colors, The Fegleys had thirty-two consecu-
tive victories until they met the Lost Creek
team on the Frackville grounds, where they
were defeated by the score of 7 to s. Pitcher
Griffin, of the Lost Creeks, had them COM
pletely at his mercy, being credited with only
two hits and ten strike outs. Wall Hill, of
the Fegleys, was pounded to the extent of a
home run, three two-baggers and three
singles, and only one strike out The Potts.
Vile umpire really gave his home team three
of the five runs. Mox Hill went into the
box for the last two innings, but could not
save the Fegloys from defeat. They came up
determined to win the game. and seeing that
they were doomed to defeat broke the game
up in the sixth inning, and left the grounds.
The umpire decided 9 to o. in favor of Lost
Creek.
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USE DANA's SARsAPARILLA, IT'S
''THE KIND THAT CURES"

Still we are the champions.

Still we are the champions
Shenandoah now has five pitchers and foui
catchers.
"a monumental hzzle" is the way the
Journal puts it.
Mahanoy City's hoodlum element should
remain at home.
Fox and Henry, of the home team are
graceful players. They are hitters too.
Shenandoah, as in everything else, right
fully leads the county in the national game
Again we remark. with touch of sadness
Pottsville had better play with the Sham
rocks of st. Clair.
The base ball writers OF the county seat are
to be pitiej They are not allowed seat at
the Pottsville grounds,
after the bawl" is now played by the
Third Brigade Band, since POttsvilles second
waterloo by our champions
After defeating the leading coal region and
State League teams, we must now turn our
attention to the National League.
A few enthusiasts from town found several
suckers" from Schuylkill's cultured town on
Saturday They were compelled, however,
to give big odds.
The Pottsville management is being roasted
by the county seat papers. When the team
was winning nothing was too good for
Mansger Reber. Such is fate.
Three hoodlums, one from Jackson's Patch
and the others from Mshanoy City, behaved
themselves in such disgraceful manner at the
Allentown game that the management caused
them to be removed from the grand stand
The humiliation seemed to have little effect
upon them, but when the management gave
them the alternative of behaving themselves
or leaving the grounds they selected the
former and were not heard from after.