Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-06-06

$500 lne words over three and'' in the
second line, and by adding to the said SOC
tioh the words provided that tho hnor6 ~
nnalse OF the state school and the MANAGE
nmena Oh the corporations in this stare Or
IHis sta+ unu e ana by virtue of the laws Of
bl aia slale' Tor the purpose of securing
;toAnes Tor dependents, are required TO nIace
IL worthy homes within siyty davS froT,
chiidr ater the date of receiving any and all
ti GU anu IN case of Il failure so 10 do
ne superintendent of the said school and
ttie managing officer or Superintendent of
rils salu corporations are required to make
eeIIHed statement of the reasons for such
laliufe III each and every case and ayorv
SHY days thereafter a like statemen+
; SnaIl be MED until such child is placed in a
nome ana this statement shall be filed with
ane slate board of control and shall be at
:tH lines open to the inspection of any cit
zen IN this state. The said statement TO
pe couhters1gned by the physician of the
state school and by the physician of every
corporation hereinbefore referred tn as the
Ease may De. And the amounts to be paid
~ any person as compensation for taking
any child to the state school or any child
cellLlllted by any court to any of the
aforementioned corporations shall not ex-
orcu n me sum of two dollars for each and
very daF actually and necessarily used.
pluS the necessary expenses and no charge
snail be made for more than one ners0n
escortlng each child, and whenever prac-
olcal woman shall be employed as such
escort Tor children under three wears of
aye, OhcerS and persons directed by any
court TO take and deliver any children at
Ihe ONCE OF any such incorporated society,
when so directed and commanded by such
court, snail for doing be entitled to re-
ceAFe the compensation herein provided
so that said section when so amended shall
read as foloWS Section 573a There shall
ne received as pupils in said school such
chlIdfen under fourteen years of age as are
IN suitable condition of body and mind to
receive instruction and who shall be found
dependent upon the public for support as
nefeihafter declared: provided that in ad-
lllIttlhg children said board shall give the
preference to those under twelve years of
age ana to dependent and INDECENT orphan
or half orphan children of deceased soldiers
ana sailors of this state Those who are
received into the school, unless they are
sent therefrom as hereinafter provided,
shall be retained until they are sixteen
years of age. and may remain after they
nave reached that age and until home is
PROVIDED Tor them, in the discretion of the
board. Any child may be returned to the
county from which it was sent to said
school on its attaining the age of sixteen
years if no home has been obtained for it,
or at any time after it's admission if said
MIND or body at the time it was admitted
or If for any other reason the board shall
consider the child an improper inmate of
the school. On the return of any child,
pursuant TO law, the guardianship OF the
board OF control shall cease and the child
so returned shall become a charge on the
county from which it was sent. Said board
shall give the superintendent Of poor of the
proper county its reasons in writing for re-
turning such child, provided. that the
board in charge of the state school and the
management of the corporations in this
state organized under and by virtue of the
laws of this state, for the purpose of Sc
curing homes for dependents. are required
to place i'll worthy homes within sixty days
from and after the date of receiving any
and all children, and III case Of failure
to do, the superintendent of the said school
and the managing officer superintendent
of the said corporations are required to
make verified statement of the reasons
for such failure in each and every case and
every sixty days thereafter a like state
ment shall be filed until such child is
placed in a home and this statement shall
be filed with the state board of control and
shall be at all times open TO the inspection
of any citizen of this state. The said state
ment to be countersigned by the physician
of the state school and by the physician of
every corporation hereinbefore referred to
as the case may be. And the amounts to
be paid to any person as compensation for
taking any child to the state school, or any
child committed by any court to any of the
aforementioned corporations, shall not eX-
coed the sum of two dollars for each and
every day actually used, plus the necessary
expenses, and no charge shall be made for
more than one person escorting each enid,
and whenever practical woman snail be
employed as such escort for children under
three years of age. Officers and persons
directed by any court to take and deliver
any children at the office of any such in
cOrpOrated society when so directed and
committed by such court. shall for so do
ing be entitled to receive the compenSa-
ton herein provided for
Section 2 This act shall take effect and
be in force, from and after its passage and
Approved April &c, 1901.
No. 241. Al Published May 2, 1901.
CHAPTER 224
AN ACT to appropriate a certain sum OF
money therein named to purchase sets of
annotations to the Wisconsin supreme supreme
court reports for the several counties
within the state. and TO provide the state
offices with the same.
The people of the State of Wisconsin rep
resented in senate and assembly do enact
as follows:
Section l. There is hereby appropriated
out of the moneys in the treasury not 9TH
erwise appropriated, the sum OF Twelve
hundred dollars to purchase one hundred
and sixty sets of Wing 4 WattaWa's new
annotations to the Wisconsin supreme
court reports, with supplement, bound IN
flexible morocco covers. The said sets
shall be distributed to the several counties
within the state follows: two sets TO
each county, to be furnished to the clerk or
the circuit court and to the county judge,
and to be kept in the custody of those O1h-
GERS and to be used as a part of the WIS
consin reports now i'll their possession ana
one each to the several state officers that
now have the supreme court reports III
their several offices.
Section 2. This act shall take erect ana
be in force, from and after its passage ana
Approved April &c, 1901.
No. 357, Al Published May p 1901.
CHAPTER 225-
AN ACT to authorize boards of health to
INSPECT and regulate the sanitary condl-
ton Of school houses, and other pubhc
buildings.
resented in senate and assembly do enact
as follows:
Section 1. 1t shall be the duty of the
proper officer or officers of boards OF health
organized under and by virtue of general
or special law to inspect the school houses
and public buildings within the dlstflcC
over which the board appointing Such ON
cer has jurisdiction, with sufficient IRE
0uency to determine whether such bulld-
inrs are kept in 4 sanitary condition anu
the board of health OF any village OF toMh
may take such measures and make such
ruIcs and regulations they may deem
most effectual for the preservation OF pup.
lie health and to carry out the purposes Oh
this act; and for that purpose all the pow
ers now conferred on boards of health IN
GA SEES of contagious diseases are hereby con-
ferred. =,
Section 2 This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved April &C. 1901 -------
No 2q5 A Published May ., 1901
CHAPTER 226.
AN ACT to amend section $40 of the WIS.
cousin statutes of 1898 relating to proof
reader for supreme court reporter and APP
propriatlng money therefor.
The people of the State of Wisconsin rep
resented in senate and assembly do enact
rs follows:
Section /. Section SAG of the statutes of
1908 is hereby amended by striking out all
of said section after the words, supreme
court reporter in the ninth line thereof
and inserting in lieu thereon the following:
the person so appointed shall receive such
condensation as the justices shall deem