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

| SON maIa - 10y appoint suitable per-
| meto r1 OF female, in his discretion m
| - Trr,i. such investigation and shall renriro
| receive u tepoFt thereof. Such person shall
| fftv 80 :" compensation of six dollars and
| and , rlts per day for each day actually
! dmu necessarily required in performing ne
all imposed upon him and be Reimbursed
co. acluaI expenses thereby incurred; such
from the Ion doLi ana expenses being payable
| ho ~ o'I en q This act shall take effect and
pnhIica i ti from and after its passage and
Approved May IA, 1901.
-'0 100 81 Published May II, 1901.
| AN Ac, CHAPTER 404.
| az AL TO amend section 40 of the stat
| tTees OF 1898, as amended by chapter ~ of
The n .ams OF If 1879 relating to elections.
| Ane peopie OF the State of Wisconsin rem
| nee faIl IN senate and assembly do enact
1oS Section l. Section 40 of the statutes FOR
conei a., I'm slne36ded by chapter II laws of Wis
i on.SrR lor 1879 is hereby amended by insert
ing aIlef the word inhabitants where it
| HtppeaFS IN the thirty-frst line the words
| "11 an towns and villages in counties Of
not not less than two hundred thousand inhab-
ltants" so said section when SO amended
| Snau read as follows: Section 49, The polls
| VI every election in every city Of FIVE thous-
@nu iInIha3ltantS or over, shall be opened at
! SLA o eIocK IN the morning and be closed at
seven o'clock in the evening of the same
gay. Inc polls of the election held in other
T res; ana IN towns and villages on the
/
III MoVFinher, shall be omen at nine o'clock
III the forenoon, or as soon thereafter as
IIidga Pc pc, and close at shutdown, pro-
Vlded that the common council of any city
| containing less than five thousand inhabi-
tents, the town board of any town or board
| H. ~ trustees OF any village, may by resolu-
n Ttom ADOPTED and published in some news
PAPER Ia such city, tow or viii
age, or in case there / no news
| paper published therein, then n some news
! paper published in the county in which
/ Or vii 10 90 is tod of
| least ten days before the election, fix an
| earlier hour for the opening of the polls in
such city, town or village, not earlier than
| sunrise; cities of less than five thousand
| inhabitants, and all towns and villages in
counties of not less than two hundred thous-
! ana INHABITANTS may, by said resolution,
open the polls not earlier than six o'clock
| IN the morning and shall remain open not
| later than seven o'clock in the evening. In
| spectors of election shall cause public proc
lamatlon to be made at the opening and
! closing of the polls.
| Section 2. This act shall take effect and
| De IN force from and after it's passage and
Approved May IA, 1901.
No. 2S7, 81 Published May II, 1901.
! CHAPTER 405.
| AN ACT providing for the publication Of
the blue book and amending sections 119,
| 10, and III of the statutes of 1898.
| Inc people of the State of Wisconsin rep
resented in senate and assembly do enact
| as follows:
Section l. Section 119 of the statutes of
1893 is hereby amended so as to read when
| so amended, as follows: Section 119 The
| commissioner of the bureau of labor and in
! dustrial statistics shall compile and prepare
| and cause to be printed by the state prin-
| ter Dlenn1ally, In such years as the legiS-
| lature shall meet In regular session, for the
| use of the senate and assembly, a book to
| be uenominated 1.-The blue book of the state
Of Wisconsin," which shall contain JEFF
! ferson'S manual, the rules and orders of
| the senate and assembly, joint rules of the
| senate and assembly, lists of senators and
! aSSemblymen and employees of each house,
diagrams OF the senate and assembly cham
! bers, statistical and other information of
! the same description with that heretofore
/ published in the Legislative manual" with
/ such other matter as may be deemed useful.
! Section 2 Section 100 of the statutes Of
| 1893 is hereby amended so as to read when
| so amended, as follows: Section 120. The
! commissioner of the bureau of labor and
/ Industrial statistics shall, whenever the
stereotype plates Of matter embraced In the
! blue book become so worn as to make 1t
/ necessary, procure for the state new stereO-
/ type plates of such matter as can be stereO-
/ typed with advantage TO the state, which
| plates shall be preserved by him and be
| used by the state printer, under his diTec-
! ton, in publishing the blue book. The
| state printer shall receive no pay for the
/ composition Of any matter so stereotyped,
| except for the manufacture Of the plates,
! and shall be ansWerable to the state for
/ any loss or damage which shall result to
! them while in his POSSESSING If caused 9th
! erwise than by reasonable use
! Section 8. Section 121 of the statutes Of
! 1898 as amended by chapter POI of the laws
! of 1899 is hereby amended so as to read
| when so amended, as follows: Section III.
! The commissioner Of the bureau OF labor
! and Industrial statistics, shall cause to be
! printed a sufficient number of copies OF the
! blue book to make the distribution herein
| provided for: To each member of the leg
! islature and each elective state officer, two
| hundred copies; the secretary of state shall
| in addition to the number allotted to him
! under the provisions of this act, receive
| three hundred copies for exchange with
| other states, and to supply public libraries
| Of other states; to the chief clerk and the
| sergeant-at- of each house, fifty copies
each and the assistant of each ten copies;
| to the journal clerk, the book-keeper and
assistant of the latter in each house, five
| copies, and to each of the other clerks ana
| employees whose names appear IN SAID DOOR
and to newspaper reporters In regular at
| tendance on the legislature one copy each.
| To each judge or justice of court OF rec
/ ord in this state, including the Judges OF
| United States courts sitting therein, one
| COPY; to the clerk of the supreme court and
| to the clerk of each such United States
| court one copy each. To each member OF
| every state board, to the senators ana rep
| resentatives in congress and to the mem,
! bers.elect as such, the state horticultural
| society, the state dairymen's association,
| the academy of arts and sciences, the nome
| office of the Wisconsin humane society, the
| state university, each college,, normal
| school, academy free high school, free pub
| lie library In the state ana each OF Inc
! penal, charitable and reformatory nstltu-
! lions of the state, one copy. TO the county
| clerks and county superintendents OF
| schools, one copy each, which shall be de-
| livered to their successors In office. TO the
| state historical society and the state IL
| brarv. fifty copies each. To the adjutant-
| general for the use of the national guard,
| fifty copies. To the state superintendent,
| who shall distribute the same to the coun-
| tv and city superintendent of schools, a
| sufficient number to supply each school dis
! +rict with one copy, which shall be the
| nroperty of the district thus supplied and
| Shall be kept in the school house to be USED
| as other reference books. To the secretary
| of state, who shall deliver them to the SUI
/ nerintendent of public property at the open
| ing of each regular session OF the leg1sla-
/ +nTa one hundred and thirty-seven copies
| which shall then be by said superintendent
| distributed to the members and elective ot1-
! GERS thereof One copy OF such blue DOCK
| for zach Justice of the supreme court, state
| of8cer. each member and elective of1cer OF
! the legislature, each senator ana IneInpeE
| of congress- newspaper reporter In regular
| attendance upon the legislature, assistant
! clerk and assistant sergeant-ar-arms suali
| he bound in half morocco and be lettereo
| with the name of the person entitled TO re-
| ceiva IL The copies delivered to public IL
| braries, county clerks and county super
| Inteudents shall be for the use of all per-
[ sons desiring to use the same. The expense
| IF furnishing such blue book, other than
! such as is covered by contract with the
| state printer. shall be fixed by the commas
| sfoner of the bureau Of labor and industrial
| statistics. shall be audited by the secretary
/ of state and paid out of the state treasury:
Section 4 This act shall take effect and
] he in force from and after its passage and
! publication.
! Approved May H. 1901.