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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-05-11
Published April ., 1895.


CHAPTER i#s. = = '7''
AN ACT TO establish "a home for the custody
training and education OF the Predetermined.
tpi!,ptlc and idiutir, and to appropriate certain
sums of money therein named
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin, reIyre-
scented in Senate and Assembly DO enact as
Section /. There IS hereby created ana estab-
lsitd f"r Ihe care, custody and training of the
frehie-iulndcd. -pileptic and idotic Of this state
Home for Feeble minded"
section =. The state board Of control shall
select 81 suitable site for such "a home and shall
have power To receive proposals for the ,IoD9ti1n
Of land 10 the state for such site ana 10 receive
the same by gift, or they may purchase such site
pose. and they may receive proposals for dana-
tionS of money or other securities in behalf Of
this state for the benefit of such home. ana thew
may locate the same, by and with the consent
of the governor Of the state. at such point as
for the best interests " this STATE" md ra,fy.
any donations OF requests which may be made
shall as soon as practicable after the location
~ said institution, cause 10 be- erected on the
thereon the improvements necessary 10 carry into
effect the provisions Of this act. The site select
ca SAaI! comprise not less than two hundred
acres Of land possessing good facilities for
drainage ana sewerage. and an abundant supply
hereby empowered 10 make the donations Larair
mentioned for the establishment and building Of
Section 3. The general supervision and govern
meUt OF said home shall h. vested I'm the. sfar.,
board or control OF retormutory. charitable ana
penal institutions. pursuant 10 the law creating
and defining tn" duties OF said board and SAID
for the Institution. and shall make all necessary
rules and regulations for enforcing Iisci;,Ifns
lmaFtiHE ms FnciloH- preserving health. and for
the proper ear" and training of the persons In
said home" III" said hoard shall appoint a su-
l'iilthi'Hl; a halT"h, ana sArh other officers,
teachers and employees shall he necessary
curing iA', .i'"eNr' ~ sud board, ana said
board shall prescribe their duties ANA fix their
salaries, ana all provisions OF chapter Dos of M
laws OF Wisconsin for Oh" wear lSsl. aHi chapter
FL. Of The Laws ~ Wisconsin for the year 1891
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Az ACT 70 authorize ta- boards Of trustees Of
eer-~in incorporated villages 10 levy corpora
zion taxes
The people Of the state II Wisconsin. ra,re-
scented 10 Senate and Assembly, do enact as
follows
Section The board q trustees u every in
cgrIraTatrl village having population Of four
thousand or more Inhabitants. which shall
hereafter have such number u iGua biraurs shall
ou ur before -l- fifteenth day uf October in each
year. 1E resolution 10 be- entered q record. de-
terGile fle amount II corporate taxes 70 BE-
Levied and assess for general purposes on the
taxable property in such village. for the current
year. which shall not exceed in any one year
twc-tentEs u one per ceEtGl of the assessed
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PCS A. Published April 10. 1895.

AN ACT legaliZiuE the acts OF the county board
Of Florence county. ana ordinance passed
by them relating - the division OF the town
Of Commonwealth, and creating the town Of
Homestead.
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin, repre-
srnt"d in Senate and Assembly, do enact as
follows:
Section /. The acts Of tho county board Of su-
peryisors Of the county Of Florence state OF
Wisconsin, in passing an ordinance on the TWEEN
ty-fourth day Of February. 1891. dividing the
town of Commonwealth and creating the town Of
Homestead therein, are hereby legallzed and
made valid.
Section >. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and pubIica-
tion,
AnnroEei Aurll 5. 1875.
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valuation OF said property. unless a majority OF
the electors voting upon the subject at an cleo
tlOu held for that purnuse. 10 he conducted.
and the votes canvaSsrd and returned in the
manner Required by law st special elections in
such village, shall vote IN favor Of leNyIng
greater sum.
Section >. All acts and parts II acts which con
hict with the provisions Of this act are hereby
repealed.
Section 3. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publica-
ton
Approved Anvil s lsq5
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houses ana mig ana establishing public ware
oDarl3i, ,'HI regulating the u95naparnan+ an,
wefrhfnnr thereof; providing for insnecti 'lt
within earI,in Y, receiving and shipping grain
III rpSenlaltes for violations thereof anu
scented in She me state Of Wisconsin, repre-
foIlov-s. ~ oehate and Assembly do enact as
state 'Io& l. All elevators or warehouses in this
bFu' anu upwards in which - IN $500 n-sL
mixed togefb.r- mn grain Of different owners is
I'm ~ manner that the ida1ti5' ~ y sJ4r y Ia
and ali snrtS rs -, cannot be accurately preserved
H. otir.SSI3IA elevators and warehouses; a. shall
cIarai1 etdted Tor compensated are barahy DE-
So $50 70 De public warehouses -e'e'' &c
of ..OH = The proprietor lessaa or rpqpagar
81 any such public warehnusa SfTl 80 " ti'.l'
this stat - iIsac teton Of its business within
49, tS town, village or CITY WITHIN mis- sat
or i'm I'M IN ~ bought and sold in open market
or eycI,a1g. larry established board Of trade
yIlgint.iI1Ife , then such office shall be- Kept ana
business within ne purpose Of transacting its
or cir. 'tj -. tAe limits Of such town village
IF any ana the proprietor lessee or manage
be lo1.3fad ia eiana lof or warehouse which shall
Dnr5uI,+iSr' ~ any city in this state having a
tbirrsaif9 IN q less than one hundred ana ff+T
larry organili ANTS and having therein u regu-
shin of - i1sl BOARD OF trade with Il member
i +lP u AT least seyenty-fiye members ana vrbf.r
thn sIr1 t...I'el IN membership fees at least
9uLItl before transacting any business Tn ,r,r
such yroprieTor 'eTeiI5.i'er provided permitting
businfss - .o', lessee or manager to transact
i-S'i''ss as public warehouSeTuau under ThS
fron, ~ .N+s state which license shall De issued
ION tie Office in which the bond harrinaff.r
p.p' t lor. shall be filed: which license shall
house and IL Icon ana name of said ware
intarasta,l iLl'liN luudl name Of each person
iu,TteSlsd rs owner Or principal in the mauage-
owned ~ ne same; or II such warehouse be
III ~, "a -.1H'sed by a corporation, the names
OF inc oHrers Of such CORPORATION shall he SIT
carry IN M, SaIu license shall give authority to
1,.a-r..,'- - '"Huuct the business OF the public
warehouse IN accordance with the laws 81 MS
state ioF one year from DAT, Of its issue 1plrss
sooner revoked as provided herein
HtSltou .. Tile person. persons or corporations
Ie1eHlhg license as herein provided shall .y4.rt..
,tl No. - tue state of Wisconsin with good ana
~ L. 80 - or slretlrs to be- approved by
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more, and if there be two defendants on such
ira. they snail be allowed thirty-Six peremptory
Challenges, and no more, and II there be more
Ian Two defendants they shall be- allowed, for
Stt Oh lheiilr forty -elglL peremptUry. and no
more, the whole Of the challenges to be divided
eIqa4y, as far as practicable among the defends
shall be entitled to one-half The nurnbpr of per-
sMPtory challenges allowed 10 the defendant OF
defendants. and no more
section , This act shall take effect and be in
tiOu.
Approved April G. 1895
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h. del
oriegir.1r = separate lot, or the grade IL was
-5.il9liS hsE ected when received bS him win
bv sucb rrc- - me grade IL may be as improved
in tTis Ir93't'S OF drying cleaning Nothing
~ tAis section, however shall TrtT-aT7 orr -
wsrabor,l, I'm removing grain while within his
- PubIlS Warehousemau shall he hall It.il.7
in his cnSraf- N1ltaG' 10 property 10y IRE while
,tEilahce be exercised To- Tr,r,tt 5n, T Irl
agp H. rr LOT sAa!I he be held liable Tor dam
that H. - ~ heating, II il can be shown
ann ~. Has exercised proper rara in bauiling
damgg. ~ .5 tis same, ana that such heat or
rroI. ~ a. iIr Result Of causes beyond his CON
- - ana ia order that no Injustice NAV ras,rI+
Of WIS., u grain in any public warehouse
sI,, " IS,gLSlI, II shall be deemed tb, Jnfy ~
au'L Matehousemau to disuos4 ~ Nv iaIfvarv
"a Lt-- IN The ordinary and legal manner of
Zit Igrius that grain Of any particular grade
hnuso 10 ne longest time in store in his ware
r,lse. ana unless public notice has hen ai,an
mat some portion OF the grain In us yTI-i ,
hnr,s.rrs,, iI1t ION or becoming so. such ware
49, So NAN snail deliver the grain Of guaIify equal
20 tA9t received by him, on ali rec,i5t ,r i1
~ ~; IN case, however any wgrahn1Sstt1.,r, ~
grain in ~ siati discover that any portion of the
, r. 50. and ii is not in his power to pre-
by advgrtisinl,g ne snail immediately give notice
- - "1-'SL such warehouse is located by nubIir3-
e,.ssfya - - l"i9e IN each week for two sue
tt."aiC lace TOR such purposel in surh civ of
He st,ii ION rs near as he can ascertain
OF tAe grain, and the bins In which II - st1rl5
nTtyt.n-jt,o .So SLale IN such notice the receipts
lise'eH, giving the numbers amounts and dates
IL ~ "AlIh receipts shall be those Of the
IIut gram represented by which has not T,r.yi,,,S
Len ts.tared or rccripted for Us out Of c0Udf-
t t.'n' OF i t!e grain longest in store has not
beeh Teeeiptcd for. he shan so stare ami sht1i
80 I.e me OF the party for whom such grain
was stored, the date il was received ana rbe
ANA i,f,r',f-'L, ana the enumeration OF receipts
"trlr 49, 49, Lid'atloh OF grain as SO discreditpd
such gr7in iii - to4l aimed IN such bin And
ANA ,s9r.,ir.,faLl ne delivered upon the return
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Approved April s, 1895.
No. los 5.
Published apr
CHAPTER 1871

AN ACT to protect persons. associations and
unions Of workingueu in their labels trade
marks and forms OF advertising. and 10 repeal
chapter lOi, OF the laws OF 1898, relating 10
The people of the state Of Wisconsin, repre-
scented IN Senate and Assembly do enact as
Section I. Whenever any person. or any assocl-
alton, or union Of wurkingurn. has heretofore
adopted or used, or shall hereafter adopt or
knowingly any label, trade mark. term, de
sign, device or form Of advertisement. for the
purpose OF u'slEAa iihg, making known, or dlSjlu-
gushing any goods. wares, merchandise OF other
product Of labor, as having been made. manu-
iaTtured' produced. prepared. packed or put on
sale by such person or association or union Of
such associati0n or union II shall be- u1Iavfyi
to counterfeit or initiate such label trade
md-k, term, design, device or form of advertise
ment. or 10 use, sell. OFFER for sale. OF in any
tion OF any such label Trademark, term. design,
device or form of advertisement.
Section =. Whoever COuutcrfritS OF initiates
any such label, trade mark term. design. device
or form Of advertisement; sells offers for
sale or in any way uttrrs or circUatrs any conn
tcrfeit or imitation Of any such label trade
mark, term, design. device or form of advertise
ment; or knowingly uses any such counterfeit uT
iuillalioHI or hh1Wlhs! stils OF u!SL,"s'S o.. az
keeps or has in his possession with intent that
the same shall be sold or disposed Of, any goods,
wares, Hl'f'hauHlSe or othtr product OF labor 10
which any such counterfeit imitation j. at
tarhed or affixed, or on which any such counter
impressed. or knowingly sells OF diSposrs OF any
goods, wares, merchandise or other product of
labor contained IN any box, case, can. or pack
age, to which or which any such counterfeit
imitation Is attached. affixed. printed. paint.
ed, stamped or impressed: or ke"Is or has III his
possession with the intent that the same shall
be sold disposed Of any goods. wares. mrr-
ch2HdlSe or other products "i labor IN any box.
case, can or package, to which or ON which any
such counterfeit or imitation is attached. affixed.
printed, painted. stamped or impressed. shall be
punished by line Of not less than ten dollars,
nor more than one hundred dollars. or 10y i'm
prisonment for less than ten days nor more
than six months. or by both such tine and i'm
section B Every such person, association or
union that has heretofore adopted, or used. or
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or proceeding civil or criminal. nor shall any
practiciug attorney become surety any bond
or reCUguizance for any sheriff. constable, clerk
Of court or justice OF the peace
Section =. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publica-
ton.
Approved March %, 1895.
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No 2lg A.
Published April 10. 1885.

CHAPTER l+I-
AN ACT 10 place the state roads under the super
vision aud control Of the town boards Of the
state.
The people OF the state OF Wisconsin. repre-
scented IL Senate anu Assembly, do enact as
follows:
Section l. All that portion Of the state roads
heretofore laid out and established. in So far AS
the same are now open and travelled as high
ways. shall, on and after sixty days after the
passage and publication Of this act revert TO the
several towns OF the state ia which such roads
or any portion thereof may be situated. and The
town board Of supervisors Of any town in which
such roads or any portion thereof may be stu
atet shall have and exercise the care and super
vision Of such roads provided for in chapter
81, OF the revised statutes OF Wisconsin ami the
acts amendat0ry thereof.
Section =. This act shall take eject and be in
force from and after its passage and pubAca-
ton.
Approved April : 1895
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CHAPTER la.
AN ACT 10 amend section 2+T9. Of Sanburu X
Berrymau's annotated statutes relating to
mileage of jurors in county courts
The people OF the state Of Wisconsin, repre-
sented IL Senate and Assembly, do enact Us
follows:
Section / Section 2479 Of Sanborn & Berry
man annotated statutes of the state OF WisroH-
sin Is hereby amended by striking cut the words
but no mileage where they occur in the third
line OF said section. and Inserting in place there
Of, the words land six cents per mile for each
mile actually Travelled in going and returning
10y the most usual route, but shall be paid for
No day when court is not IN session unless Spe-
cially ordered by the presiding Judge SO that
said section when SO amended read follows.
Section 2+I9. All jurors summoned and attend
ing such county courts shall receive two dollars
per day, and one dollar for each half day at
Tendance, and sly cents per mile for each mile
actually Travelled in going and returning by the
most usual route, but shall be paid for NO day
when court is not in session, unless specially or
deTed by the presiding judge to be paid out OF
the county treasury upon like certificates Us
jurors in circuit courts paid.
Section = This act shall take effect and be in
force from aud after its passage and publica
ton.
Approved April g. 1895.
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Published April 5, 1895.
CHAPTER 10.
E county boards to vote aid
societies 10 purchase fair
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strictly disciplined at school. and. boy-lika
they chafc surely under its restraints. The
knowledge of seamanship, and particu-
larly of electricity, which they acquire
enables them to find local employment as
quarterniasters, engineers. mates, and cap
tains in the merchant service. orin the en-
ploy of the several electric, telegraph and
telephone companies as electricians at q
much better compensation than is offered
to them by the government
Every reasonable inducenient, however,
is given them to remain in the service, and
those who do remain are advanced as rap
idly as circumstances will permit
The Department feels, however, that
those who resign are still, in measure, at
tached to it as a result of the education it
has given them. Their loyalty to the Navy
was demonstrated u few years ago, when
war between the United States and Chile
was imminent as a result of the Baltimore
"incident" at valpara iso.
At that time the Department received
hundreds of letters from boys who had been
graduated from the apprentice school n nd
who are now employed in civil life, tender
ing their services to the government in any
capacity in which 1t nigh; desire to employ
them
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Animals Understand Hygiene.

Enough is now known OF the nature Of
animal materia mcdica to excite interest
and curiosity. There is abundant evil
dence that many species know aud con-
stantiy make use of simple remedies for
definite disorders. and at the same time
observe rules of health ta which only
the highest civilization or the sanction of
religious prescription compeis man to
conform.
1t has been noted that the general con-
dition OF animal health. especially In the
case of the herbivorous creatures. cores
ponds not inexactly with that of such
tribes as the Somalis-men feeding al
most solely on grain. milk, dates and
water, living constantly in the open air,
moderate in ali things, and cicauly, be-
cause their religion erjoins Constant abiE-
tions. Like them, wild animals have no
induced Diseases the greater number do
not eat to excess; they take regular ex-
ercise In seeking their food. and drink only
at fixed hours. Many OF them secure change
OF climate, one of the greatest factors in
health, by migration.
This is not confined tn birds and beasts,
for the salmon enters the soft water partly
to get rid of SEA parasites and returns to
the sea, to recruit after spawning. With
change of climate. change OF Diet, and
perfectly healthy habits, their list of dis
orders is short, though they readily fall
victims to contagious disease, just as re-
Gently numbers OF the Hamran Arabs, Of
the Soudan, as healthy livers and good
Mussulmans as the Soma.is themselves,
friends and fellow-hunters with Sir Sam
uel Baker, persisted OF conta gious fever on
the banks OF the Nile tributaries.-London
Spectator.
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To close out all our rustic
seats and other summer cottage
and veranda Furniture, we have
played a lively tune on the price
register-in a very low key, in
deed.
If it's a chair or seat you
I'd, you can buy it now for less
han we paid for it in many cases,
land summer is only one-half
gone. More need for such things
than ever now, surely.
We are Strengthening out
things for the Fall-making al
terations, improvements, and the
like-so things are going very
cheap to make room.
WASH. B. WILLIAMS.
: 7th and D SITS.
Carpets
and
Furnitufa
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GOODBYE TO BLACKSTONE.
welrKnown Lawyers Flee to Cooler
Fields

Fields.
The excessive heat of the past few days
has caused the members of the legal fra.
ternity WHO have not yet left the city to
pack up their trunks and get away wherever
practicable, and those who are away from
the city's heat to thank their stars and post
pone their return little while longer.
Ar Clarence A. Brandenburg left this
morning for months fishing at Wappa-
eano Springs. W. Va Mr.. Hoover. of the
Title Insurance Company, accompanied
him.
Mr. William H. shoies is touring through
Canada
Mr. 7. W. Birney Is with his brother, Mr..
A. A. Birney at Lewiston, W. Va. :
Mr.. T. H Anderson and Campbell Car
rington are both in Europe.
Mr.. Joseph ]. Darlington makes nightly
excursions TO his pleasant country home
at Herndon, Va.
Mr. Albert Sillers, the well-known police
court practitioner, has sent his wife and
family to Charleston, W. Va Nj Siners
himself will later enjoy a short rest at At
lantic City.
Mr.. ]. B. O'Neil will start next Saturday
for an European pleasure tour TO last until
October
Mr.. B. ]. King is another attorney who
will take his vacation abroad He will
sail next week.
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Venetian Invented the handkerchief.

Invenice about the year Il $40 anunknown
lady first conceived the idea of carrying
a fazzolette pocket handkerchief), and it
was no tloug before her example was
widely followed throughout Italy. The
pocket handkerchief then crossed the Alps
into France, where its use was Immediately
adopted Dy the lords and ladies OF Henry
lis court 1t was at that time an article
of the greatest luxury. 1t was made OF the
most costly fabrics and ornamented with
the rarest embroideries. In the reign Of
Henry III it began to be perfuIned, aud re-
ceived the name OF moucho de Venus. 1t
was not until 1850 that the article made
its way into Germany, and then it's use was
long confined to princes and persons OF
great wealth 1t was made the object OF
suiEptuary laws, and an edict published
at Dresden IN 1895 forbade its use by the
people at large 1t is curious to learn that
in the early days OF it's use il France the
people resented its being named in ordinary
conversation, and that when it was re-
ferred to on the stage in an adapted play Of
Shakespeare, the audience was indig-
nant and bissed most vigorously Philar
delphia Inquirer. .!
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THE YELLED SINGER.
A Woman Who Created a Sensation in
the Streets of Paris.

A Woman Who Created Sensation In
the Streets of Paris.
Once and once only was 1t given 10
Paris to he puzzled by q street singer
The apparition lasted three months, but
while 1t lasted 1t was most perplexing to
us. One evening all the loungers on the
boulevards, who were slipping their beer
or ''strangling a parrot" as the French
phrase hath II to describe the process Of
tmbibing q dose of that subtle poison,
absinthe, were mildly bored by observing
the approach OF three street musicians;
one trundled piano, a second carried a
violin, and q third, tall. slight woman, in
deep mourning, her Grape veil sweeping
over her face. took up her station between
them.
They paused and prepared for action,
whereupon. many people, knowing the
vilcnesS and discord of street music, made
ready 10 leave, when, 10 the utter amaze
ment OF all, 10 the accompaniment OF two
fairly good Instruments, arose In the night
air an exQuisitely modulated and very
powerful female voice, singing, with q
heartbreak in every note, the wild wall OF
Traviata over her approaching death,
Gran Dlo, morir 81 giovane." Perhaps
the voice gained by the surprise OF the
public, perhaps IL was aided by the still
ness OF the sultry air, but certainly 1t
sounded most divine
Thunders OF applause and a rain OF coin,
both gold and silver, rewarded the trios
efforts; bIt they never gave but two songs
per evening and then disappeared The
adventurous men who followed the supple
grace OF the wonian's tall figure returned
discomfited, scared away by the truculent
aspect of her two companions. During that
whole summer the strange band would reap
pear every night, and every night would
reap a harvest; bat when the summer de-
parted they, too, vanished, and never again
reappeared
The veiled songstress, rs she was called,
came from the darkness and vanished into
the night, and who she was and where she
vanished is mystery. Ofcourse the police
knew, bit the archives of the prefecture are
sacred from the gaze of the profane; and as
that is the case, and a Paris forgets as
speedily as she adores wildly, We had the
arithmet!cal puzzle, Inaudi, the lightning
to distract our attention that
autumn i'll front OF the cafes; and so the
veiied songstress sank on of sight, and the
waves OF oblivion have closed over her now
and forever.-Paris Letter.
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uy ne was ODJeCtlOih1Di Die.
''Ihate Brown," said the shipping clerk
''Oh, you mustn't mind him." said the
cashier.
but he is the most disagreeable man I
ever knew"
II admit that, but you mustn't pay any
attention to it,
How can help it, when he is so ever
lastingly dictatorial? He never requests
anything, but always demands it,"
well, that's quite natural"
but there's NO reason why he should be
SO naughty and insulting. He acts like an
autocyat."
''still, it isn't exactly his fault"
why not?"
well, he's always been used to being
obeyed."
How do you know"
why, know he was the 1anitor Of q
fiat building for six Chicago Post.