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

| Jay of January in each odd-numbered year
and end at WE'VE O'Clock noon on the first
! Monday in January in the next succeeding
| odu-numbered year
| Section 4. Nothing in this act shall be
| construed TO repeal any portion of any ex-
| listing law now requiring reports to be
| made by the secretary Of state
Section 5. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage and
| publication.
Approved May 10, 1901.
No. $780, 81 Published May 16, 1901
! CHAPTER 369
! AN ACT to provide for lighting the capitol
building ana grounds with electric light
| and to provide for a heat-regulating sys-
| tenn in the capitol building and making
| an appropriation therefor
| The people of the State of Wisconsin rem
| resented IN senate and assembly do enact
| as follows:
| Section l. The governor is hereby in
| structed to contract for the lighting Of the
| capitol building and park by electricity,
| and the installation of complete cleo
trio Lighting plant, to be operated in con-
| nection with the heating system of the cap
itol building and to furnish the light for
! the capitol building and grounds And also
! TO contract IoF heat-regulating and venti-
! lating system for the senate Chamber. the
| assembly chamber and for the offices and
| committee rooms in the capitol building
Section Z There is hereby appropriated
| otherwise appropriated. the sum of thirty
| out OF any money in the general fund not
| five thousand dollars, or SO much thereof
| as may be necessary for the provisions of
| this act.
| Section 5 This act shall take effect and
| be in force from and after it's passage and
| publication.
Approved May 10, 1901.
| No. 29l, 81 Published May 16 1901
| CHAPTER $40
| AN ACT to amend section 406a of the stat
! utes OF 1888 as amended by chapter 40 of
! the laws OF 1899, relating to annual an
preparation Of the normal school fund in
| come.
| The people Of the State of Wisconsin rem
| resented in senate and assembly do enact
| as follows:
Section 1. Section 4O6a of the statutes
OF 1898 as 3SoG amended by chapter ITO of the
| laws of 1893, is hereby amended so as to
| read as follows: Section 406a For the pur-
| pose OF conducting and maintaining the
normal schools, there shall be levied and
| collected annually state tax of 1.-TWO hun
| dIed and fteen thousand dollars"
| ($2l5,O00) which amount is hereby annually
| appropriated to the normal school fund in
come. The commissioners of public lands
! may loan to the board of normal school re-
! gents, such part Of the normal school fund
| as they deem prudent, not to exceed the
| sum of sixty thousand dollars $780, 00O) such
| loan to be repaid from the income of the
| normal schools and from any appropra-
| tons hereafter made for their SUPPORT and
| maintenance as follows, to-wit: the sum
| of FIVE thousand dollars $4,000 February
| l, 1898, five thousand dollars $4,000 Febru-
| AIRY l, 1899, and ten thousand dollars
| $4,000 on the first day Of February each
year thereafter until said loan is fully paid
| and discharged.
Section 2. This act shall take effect and
| be i'll force from and after it's passage and
| publication.
Approved May 10, 1901
No. 279, 81 Published May 16 1901
! CHAPTER 81.
Al ACT to amend section 40S, of statutes
of 1898, as amended by chapter 179, laws
OF 1899, relating to appropriations for
teachers Institutes.
The people of the State of Wisconsin rep
resented in senate and assembly do enact
as follows:
Section 1. Section 408 of the statutes of
1898, as amended by chapter 179, laws of
1ba9, is hereby amended to read as follows:
| Section 40S. For the purpose mentioned In
| the preceding section, said board may use
| such exceeding fourteen thousand
| dollars in year, as it may deem necessary,
! OF which not exceeding seven thousand
dollars shall be paid from the normal
scHool fund income and seven thousand
| dollars from the general fund and such
| amounts as shall be so expended are here
by annually appropriated from the said
| funds respectively. The secretary OF state
shall annually upon presentation to him
of the certificates of the president and sec
rotary of the board of regents, of the
amount expended for the purpose men
toned in this section, draw his warrant in
favor of the treasurer of said board for
| seven thousand dollars.
Section 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage and
publication.
approved May 49, 1901.
no. POS, 81 Published May &c. 1901.
CHAPTER 372.
| AN ACT to require In certain cities of the
first class, q report to the police depart
ment of all purchases of certain second
| hand goods.
lie people of the State of Wisconsin rep
| resented in senate and assembly do enact
as follows:
Section l. Every dealer in or manufac-
turer of articles composed, in whole or in
| part, Of gold, silver, precious stones, cop
per, leau or brass, doing business in cities
| of the first class within this state, who
| shall OBTAIN, by purchase or exchange,
from any person any second hand article or
articles made or constructed, in whole or
| IN part, OF gold, silver, precious stones,
| copper, lead or brass, shall, within twenty
four hours after receiving such article or
| articles, report to the chief of police the
| fact that the same has or have been re-
ceived, with the name, address and de-
scription of the person from whom such
| article or articles was or were received,
| together with description of such arti-
| Gle or articles, and no such dealer or man
| ufacturer shall destroy or alter the form
| of any such second hand article or aticles
| until the expiration of twenty-four hours
| from the time the same was or were re-
| ceived by such dealer or manufacturer.
Section 2. Every dealer or manufacturer
| referred to in the first section OF this act
shall enter, in ink in q book to be kept
! for tat purpose, a correct description, in
the English language, of all second hand
| articles composed. in whole or in part, of
| gold, silver, precious stones, copper, lead
| or brass received by him by purchase
| exchange, and the name and residence Of,
| together with a true description of, the per-
| son or persons from whom such articles
| were received, and no entry made in such
| book shall be erased, obliterated or de-
| faced.
Section 8. Such book, and the entries
| therein, referred to in section two of this
| act, as well as every such second hand ar
| lAcle received by such dealer manufac-
| turer, shall, at all reasonable times be
open to the inspection of the chief of po-
| lice of such city, or any member OF the
| police force designated by the chief of po-
lice for such purpose
Section t. Such chief of police may, in
| his discretion, cause any such article as is
| which he shall have reason to believe was
| sold or exchanged by some person other
| than the lawful owner thereof, to be held
for the purpose of Identification by its
| lawful owner for such reasonable length
| of time as said chief of police shall deem
| necessary.
| section s. Every person violating any of
| the provisions of this act shall be punished
| by fine not exceeding one hundred dollars
| nor less than ten dollars, or by lmprlson-
| ment in the county Jail for term not eX-
| ceeding six months, or by both such fine
| and Imprisonment.
| Section g. This act shall take effect and
| be in force from and after Its passage and
| publication.
Approved May 49, 1901
| No 1873, ST. Published May Is, 1901.
| CHAPTER 373.
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