Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-05-30

ing of money for the construction of
sewers in villages and cities.
Chapter 170-Granting the United
States jurisdiction over any lands here
after required for post office sites.
Chapter 175-Creating the town of
Goodrich, in Taylor county.
Chapter 1S3-Legalizing conveyances
of real estate made directly by hus-
band to his wife.
Chapter 191-Regulating the prac-
tice of barbering by providing for an
examination and licensing.
Chapter 196-Making violations Of
the trademark law punishable by not
more than six months Imprisonment
or by fine not exceeding 5000, or both.
Chapter 197-Providing that interur-
ban street car licenses shall be divided
between the towns through which the
cars run.
Chapter 19S-Providing that title to
property shall vest in religious organ
izations duly Incorporated.
Chapter 207-Providing that when
territory is annexed to a city operat-
ing under special charter no license
shall be issued in that territory with
out a special vote of the inha bitants
of that territory. 1t is designed to
merely affect Madison at present.
Chapter Embarrassing the powers
of local health boards and the state
veterinarian
Chapter 225-Providing for county
aid in building bridges, and providing
that not more than one mill on the
dollar shall be raised for such purposes
in any one year.
Chapter 22S-Providing for the is
suing of bonds in specially incorpor-
ated cities for refunding and other
purposes by vote of three-fourths of
the common council.
Chapter 230-Providing for the SAN
itary regulation of bakeries and other
esta blishments for the manufacture of
food products.
Chapter 232-Providing a commits
sion to decide on the advisability of
establishing state park at Devils
lake
Chapter 246-Adding tools of a me-
chanic, one bicycle, one sewing ma
chine, firearms. five swarms of bees.
poultry. watch and farm animals
under six months old, to the list of
things exempt from taxation.
Chapter 251-Validating franchises
heretofore conferred upon individua
or corporations by municipalities.
Chapter 260-Providing for the Gus
tody of the funds of the university by
the state treasurer and their disburse-
ment on warrants drawn by the secre-
tary Of state
Chapter 277-Allowing common
councils to issue new bonds for refund
ing city debts.
Chapter 303-Straightening the
boundaries between Ashland and Iron
counties
Chapter 3o6-Providing that tenants
can surrender their leases without
making further payments if the prop
erty becomes untenable by action Of
| the elements
Chapter 312-Providing that when "A
| city wants to issue bonds for public
| improvements it shall submit the ques-
| ton to a vote of the people if so re-
| quested by at least ten per cent. of the
| voters
Chapter 324-Providing for admis-
sion to the Waupaca home of any sol
der or sailor who was credited to this
state. together with their wives or
widows, whether at present residing
here or not.
Chapter 325-Allowing the throwing
of sawdust and other rubbish into
Black river and Balsam branch.
Chapter 326- Making 90 days of
teaching a school month, taking gen
eral election day out of school holi-
days.
Chapter 329-To encourage attend
ance upon free high schools by resi-
dents of places that are not provided
with them. 1t allows pupils to at
tend on payment of tuition.
Laws which were passed relating
| to Milwaukee were:
Chapter 46-Authorizing cities of
the first class to establish boulevard
and building lines.
Chapter 55-Allowing cities to Ii
cense and regulate the storage of
dangerous acids and to provide addi-
tional fire apparatus.
Chapter 67-Preventing the sale of
unclean and unsanitary milk under a
penalty of from $50 to 500, or i'm
prisonment from 80 to 60 days.
Chapter 7S-Providing that daily
newspapers bidding for public adver-
Using must have subscription equal
to five per cent. of the registered vote
of the city.
Chapter Exchanging the. method
of electing grand jurors so as TO have
the work done by jury commissions
! ers.
Chapter 107-Providing that no spe-
claI brand of asphalt shall be desig-
mated in specifications for paving in
| cities of the first class.
Chapter 152-Enabling cities of the
| first and second class to acquire lands
outside their corporate limits for hos
pital purposes.
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