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

The people of the State of Wisconsin rep
resented IN senate and assembly do enact
as follows:
Section l. The board of education of any
city is hereby authorized and empowered
10 PROVIDE for the employment of competent
persons to deliver evening lectures on the
natural sciences and kindred subjects in the
pupHc school buildings or other suitable
places of said city.
SECTION 2 The said board of education
snall have power to purchase the books,
stationery, charts and other things neces-
sary and expedient to successfully conduct
direct.
,Sections3 No admission fee shall be
charged, and at least one school building in
eacn ward OF said city, where practicable,
shall be. designated by said board of edu-
cation, for the purpose of carrying out the
PROVISIONS Of this act, and said lectures
shall be delivered in such school buildings
between the first day of October and the
thirty-frst day of March in each year, eX-
cepting the two weeks preceding and the
week following the first day of January in
each year, which lectures shall be adveP-
ttsed in newspaper published in said city
at least one week In advance Of the deliy-
Section 4. The board of education is
hereby authorized, previous to the first day
of September in each year. to meet and
purpose of carrying out the provisions Of
Section 5. This act shall take effect and
be n force, from and after it's passage and
Approved May 8, 1901.
No. 345, Al Published May 10, 1901.
CHAPTER 337
AN ACT to appropriate to the La Crosse in
terstate fair association the sum Of
money hereinafter specified.
The people of the State of Wisconsin rep
resented in senate and assembly n
as follows:
Section l. Upon the presentation to the
secretary OF state of the sworn statement Of
the president and secretary of the La
Crosse Interstate fair association heretofore
established at La Crosse, Wisconsin, that
said organization at It's last annual fair or
exhibition prohibited and excluded from Its
ialr grounds and premises over which it
had control, all gambling and gambling de-
wees Whatsoeyer and that said organization
had not authorized any spirituOus or malt
liquors to be sold on said grounds during
SAID exhibition or fair; the secretary of
state shall during the first ten days Of each
February, draw his warrant in favor of the
treasurer Of said fair for two thousand dol
lars and ten per ceutnm of the amount of
premiums actually paid by the said fair at
its last preceding annual fair in computing
the amount on which such percentage is to
be paid, there shall not be included more
than one thousand dollars of premiums or
prizes for trials or exhibitions of speed Of
al classes in any year. This appropriation
Is =, made IN lieu Of any state aid to which
OSAASA
any law of this state. provided that no
money shall be paid under the provisions of
this this act, for any year in which an annual
Section 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force, from and after its passage and
Approved May 8. 1901.
No. 286, Al Published May II, 1901.
CHAPTER $685.
AN ACT to provide for voting districts on
Indian reservations and to provide election
The people Of the State of Wisconsin rep
resented in senate and assembly do enact
as follows:
Section 1. 1t is hereby made the duty of
the county board of every county within
whose boundaries there is located an Indian
reservation, or any part thereof, where the
Inhabitants of said reservation, or any part
of them, have been declared to be citizens
Of the United States, to create by reSOIu-
ton to be adopted and filed in the office Of
the county clerk, on or before December l,
1901, at least one election Obstruction such
reservation.
Section q Upon the written petition of
twenty-five qualified electors from such an
election district, recommending the names
of qualified electors, of such district for APP
p0intment as election officers Of such dis
trict for appointment as election officers OF
triCt, the county judge Of the coun-
ty in which such district Is situated, on or
before the first day Of August 1902, shall
appoint from the persons so recommended,
three election inspectors, two clerks and
two ballot clerks who shall hold their re-
SDGCtlFG OulceS until Ln2If successors are
duly elected, and have qualified, as herein
after provided. Not more than two inspec-
tors and one each Of the clerks, shall be-
long to the same political party; such cOun-
ty fudge shall file in the office Of the county
clerk, a certificate of such appointment and
shall also forthwith deliver to each such
appointee, or mail to him at his usual post
office address, written notice OF such APP
pointment.
Section g. At the general election to be
held on the first Tuesday after the first
Monday NnVnnIhap ~ bipn-
nialIy thereafter, the qualified electors Of
said districts shall elect in the same man
ner as town officers are elected IN fully or
ganized towns, three election Inspectors,
two election clerks and two ballot clerks
who shall be qualified electors, of such dis
trict and who when. they shall have quail
flied as by law required, shall act in place
of those appointed by the county judge, Pur -
euant to this act certificate Of their Gd
clerks acting at such election, shall be filed
in the Office of the county clerk within
thirty, days after such election A.: and dupli-
idence Of the officers so elected within
twenty days after such election. Such Off
GERS shall hold their respective, offices for
the term of two years and until their sue
cessors shall be elected and qualified.
Section T. Every such election officer
within thirty days after receiving notice OF
his election or appointment as hereinbefore
provided, shall file in the office of the coun-
ty clerk of the county in which his district
IS located5 his oath Of office as Presented IN
of 1898, and every such election officer who
shall be chosen to fill vacancy as herein-
after provided, shall take such oath before
entering upon the discharge of his duties,
and file the same in writing with the coun-
ty-, clerk within twenty days thereafter;
Section s. The election officers, by this
act provided for. shall have all the powers,
rights and privileges, perform all the du-
ties and be subject to all the penalties, in
Guiding those of boards Of canvassers, of like
election officers in fully organized towns
The election officers appointed by the coun-
ty Judge shall, at least four weeks before
the date of the first caucus, primary cleo
ton or general election at which the cleo
fix the polling place of such district which
shall be as nearly centrally and convenient
ly located as practicable, and shall provide
suitable election booths therefor, and shall
also forthwith give public notice, OF such
place, by publication of such notice in at
least one weekly newspaper published IN
the county wherein said district is located,
and by posting copies Of such notices in at
least four of the most public places in such
district
Section g. In case of vacancy in the said
board of election officers and in case of fail
ure Of either of them to appear for the per-
Torrance of their duties, as in SUBDIVISION
4 section A, chapter Of statutes of 1898
provided for. the vacancy shall be filled in
the same manner as IN said Sub-dlYlSlon
or acts amendatory thereof provided.
Section T. The said election districts and
the electors therein, shall have the same
and be represented at conventions prelimi-
nary to elections at which such electors are
entitled to vote, as have the electors and
districts in regularly organized towns
Section s. Each election officer herein
provided for, shall receive the sum of two
dollars a day for each day actually and
necessarily employed as sucn election oth-
Ger. to be paid out of the county treasury