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


Chapter 17-Appropriating $4,000
to furnish the home for feeble
minded.
Chapter 157-Appropriating annual
ly $1,000 to the Wisconsin agri-
cultural experiment station
Chapter 63-Appropriating $947, 900
to the charitable and penal institu-
tons for maintenance for two years.
Chapter 167-Appropriating $4,000
to the university for the purchase Of
stock for the experimental farm.
Chapter 199-Providing $4,000 for
soldiers monuments at Shiloh.
Chapter 219-Appropriating $500
which to keep battle flags.
Chapter 227-Appropriating $4,000
for the improvement of the state
fair grounds.
Chapter 236-Appropriating $4,000
to the state fish commission to es-
tablish additional stations.
Chapter 24O-Reorganizing the ma
tional guard and appropriate ting $780,
900 annually for it's maintenance.
Chapter 253-Appropriating $4,000
to the Wisconsin Industrial school for
girls in Milwaukee.
Chapter 59-Appropriating $4,000
annually to the State Horticultural
society.
Chapter 274-Appropria ting $500 to
secure new standard weights and
measures.
Chapter 95-Appropriating $4,000
for repairing and equipping the
Platteville normal school.
Chapter 304-Authorizing the APP
pointment of a commission to locate
and appropriating $4,000 for the
work
Chapter 1s-Appropriating $4,000
additional to the board of managers
for Wisconsin at the ST. Louis expo
sition. and adding two women to the
present board.
Chapter 344-Making a special APP
preparation of 500 annually to the
state university.
Chapter -Appropriating $4,000
annually to the free library commits
sion.
Chapter 800 -Appropriating $780,
900 to either remodel the capitol or
erect a new building for the supreme
court, as the commissioners deem
best.
Laws and amendments TO existing
laws in relation to the courts and
proceedings at law were enacted as
follows:
Chapter. 10-Submitting to the peo-
pie an amendment to the constitu-
ton increasing to seven the number
of justices of the supreme court.
, Chapter 19-Amending the acts for
the admission of applicants to rhe
bar
Chapter 31-Legalizing the acts of
Thomas Marsh, a Dane county JUS
tice.
Chapter 32-Adding police justices
and municipal judges to the list of
those authorized to solemnize mar
riages.
Chapter 1O2-Defning powers of
justices or constables in cities To-
Gated in two or more counties, and
giving them jurisdiction in each.
Chapter 103-Amending the law
comforting civil and criminal iurisdic-
| ton on the Waukesha county court
and increasing the amount to 500. 900
Chapter DISTINGUISHING the iuris-
| diction of justices of the peace.
Chapter Providing that par
l in
and personal property of opposing
| parties.
Chapter 134-Providing that dis
trict attorneys shall only receive
from the county their salaries and
necessary expenses, and that all fees
collected in civil actions to which the
county is a party shall be paid into
| the treasury.
Chapter 139-Providing for filing
inventories of estates any provision
in the will to the contrary notwith-
standing
Chapter 195-Conferring additional
| jurisdiction on the Adams county
municipal court.
Chapter 224-Authorizing circuit
JUICES 10 prescribe rules Tor practice.
Chapter 272-Conferring additional
jurisdiction on the municipal court
in ST. Croix county.
Chapter 3O1-Esta blishing a NUM-
cipal court in and for Dunn county.
Chapter Providing for special
verdicts by order of court before
the party asking for it has intro
duced any evidence.
Chapter 396-Creating a municipal
court for Brown county.
Chapter 32S-Allowing the killing
of dogs when they show symptoms
of hydrophobia, or are vicious when
out of the immediate care Of their
owners.
Chapter 339-Creating two towns in
Brown and Outagamie counties for
the Indian servation-Hobart and
Oneida.
Chapter 343-Defning and punish
ing criminal anarchy.
Chapter 347-Authorizing Wiscon-
sin street car companies to consOli-