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

work hereby authorized, and all official acts
incidental thereto If by the construction
OF sucn yiaduct In the manner SO provided
any damages shall be sustained by the
owners Of abutting property, to the proper
" owned by them, such damage shall be
aScertained and determined in the manner
provided by law for the determination and
assessment of damages for the alteration Of
the grade of street in said city and shall
be paid as hereinafter provided.
Section j. After such plan and detailed
specifications for the work of the conStruc-
tion of said viaduct. with an estimate of the
cost thereof, shall have been prepared and
approved by said common council, the said
common council is hereby authorized to
enter into negotiations with any person,
firm or corporation owning or operating the
railroad tracks over which such viaduct Is
TO De constructed, for the payment of such
proportion Of the expense of the construc-
@tlon Of said viaduct by such owners or op-
orators Of said railroad tracks as may be
agreed upon between said common council
and said owners or operators After said
ducts shall have been constructed the
expense or maintaining and keeping in re-
PAIR that Pc C thereof erected over such
railroad tracks, and the right-of-way there
for, shall forever be borne and defrayed by
the owners or operators of said railroad
tracks.
Section 4. The said viaduct and apprOa ches
thereto shall forever remain under the alb
solute control and management of said
cay, and no exclusive rights, franchises,
pAAfAISStS VI luIuuuILleS Snall ever be
granted over the same or any part thereof
by said city to any person or corporation
whatever.
section 5. Whenever the erection and
construction of viaduct shall have been
determined upon by the common council Of
SAID CITY agreeably to the provisions of this
act, and plan and detailed specifications
Tor the work of the construction of said via
DUCT with an estimate of the cost thereof
snail have been prepared, and approved by
sa.A common council as hereinbefore pro-
Vlded, the said common council is hereby
authorized to issue the corporate bonds Of
SAID city to an amount not exceeding one
nIth or one per cent. of the value of all
ta2able property of said city as determined
by the last assessment and eQualization@for
city taxes next prior to the issue Of said
Dds. The proceeds Of said bonds are to
be applied to the construction and erection
OF such yiaduct and necessary or con-
yenient approaches thereto and the pay
ment of all damages which may result to
abutting property owners from the con-
struction of said viaduct. The common
council of said city may also levy such tax
or taxes upon all the taxable property Of
sad city as may be found necessary from
time to time to pay the balance of the eX-
pense or cost of such construction and the
damages aforesaid, provided, however, that
sucn tax or taxes so levied in any one year
sail not exceed one mill upon each dollar
Of said equalization valuation of said tax
able property. All provisions of law relat-
ing to the method of Issuing cor
porate bonds for public improve
ments in said city as to form
and execution of bonds, the issue and sale
thereof, and levy Of taxes creating a sink
ing fund, and all other details not incon-
sstent herewith are made applicable to the
bonds hereinbefore provided for, to be is
sued for the purposes named in this act.
Section 6. Nothing contained in this act
shall be construed to i'll any way lessen,
abridge or impair the right of said city to
require or compel the owners or operators
nT troa l-S IA Et1.11nt md
maintain at their own expense in said city,
bridges, viaducts. tunnels, other con-
veniences at public railroad crossings or to
in any way amend, modify or repeal any
provisions of law requiring railroad com
panies to construct and maintain at their
own expense in said city such bridges, via
ducts, tunnels or other conveniences at pub
lie railroad crossings as the common coun-
eli may deem necessary.
Section 7. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved May 10, 1901.
No. 1872, 81 Published AMY 16, 1901.
CHAPTER 377.
AN ACT to regulate the sale and analysis
of concentrated feelings stuffs.
The people Of the State of Wisconsin rep
resented in senate and assembly do enact
as follows
Section l. The term concentrated COM
mercial feeding stuffs'' as used in this act,
shall include linseed meals, cotton seed
meals, peameals, cocOanut meals. gluten
meals, oil meals of all kinds, gluten feeds,
maize feeds, starch feeds, sugar feeds, SUI
creme hominy feeds, cerealine feeds, rice
meals, oat feeds, corn and oat feeds,
ground beef or fish scraps, mixed feeds Of
all kinds, also all continental stock foods
claimed 10 possess nutritfVe well me-
dicinal properties and all other materials
intended for feeding to domestic animals;
but shall not include hays and straws, the
whole seeds the unmixed meals made
directly from the entire grains Of wheat,
rye, barley, oats, Indian corn, buckwheat,
malt sprouts, sorghum, and broom corn.
el-Aer shall it include wheat, rye and
buckwheat brans or middlings not mixed
with other substances, but sold separately,
as distinct articles of commerce, nor pure
grains ground together.
Section 2. Every manufacturer, company
or person who shall sell, offer or expose
for sale or for distribution in this state
used for breeding farm live stock, shall
furnish with each car or other amount
shipped in bulk and shall affix to every
package of such feeding stuff in a conspic-
uous place on the outside thereof, a plainly
printed statement clearly and truly certi-
flying the number of net pounds in the car
or package sold or offered for sale, the
name or trade mark under which the ar
ticle Is sold, the name of the manufacturer
or shipper, the place of manufacture, the
place of business and the percentages it
contains of crude protein, allowing one per
centum Of nitrogen to equal six and one
fourth per centum of protein and of crude
fat, both constituents to be determined by
the methods prescribed by the director Of
the Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Sta
ton Whenever any feeding stuff is sold at
retail in bulk or in packages belonging to
the purchaser. the agent or dealer, upon
quest of the purchaser shall furnish to him
a certified copy of the statement named in
this section.
Section 3. Before any manufacturer,
company or person shall sell, offer or ex-
pose for sale in this state any concentrated
commercial feeding stuffS, he or they shall
for each and every feeding stuff bearing
distinguishing name or trade mark, file
nually during the month of December with
me director of the Wisconsin Agricultural
Experiment Station a certified copy of the
statement specified in the preceding Sec
tion salu certified copy to be accompanied,
Wen the director shall so request, by
sealed glass jar or bottle. containing at
least one pound of the feeding stuff to be
sold Or offered for sale, and the company
or person furnishing said sample shall also
submit a satisfactory affidavit that said
sample corresponds within reasonable linn
its to TIE feeding stuff which it represents,
in the percentage Of protein and fat which
it contains.
Section 4. Each manufacturer, importer,
agent or seller of any concentrated COM
mercial feeding stufs, shall pay annually
to the director of the Wisconsin Agricul-
turaI Experiment Station a license fee Of
twenty-five dollars. Whenever a manufac-
turer, importer, agent or seller of concen-
trated commercial feeding stuffs desires at
any time to sell such material and has not
paid the license fee therefor in the pre-
ceding month of December, as required by
this section, he shall pay the license fee
prescribed hereinbefOre making any such
sale The license fees received by such di-
rector pursuant to the provisions Of this
rbo ho Ynai6 intn hn +Yna CJ1rIr Of