Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-08-08

be in force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved July IS, 1907.
No asa 81 rPublished July 10. 1907.
no, CHAPTER Sa1i P:r e54, LAWS OF 1907.
AN ACT to amend sections T. and Is OF
chapter 400, laws Of u 59 o'd m1eaaRiing the
statutes, relting to compensation OF state
treasury agent and to haWkers and ped
The neople of the state Of Wisconsin, repre-
sented in Senate and Assembly, do enact
as follows:
Section l.; Section Il Of chapter 400
+ion of the statutes to read section 1883;
There shall be PAID
out of the state treasury on warrants
drawn by the secretary or state, the sum
of two thousand dollars annually
which shall be in full
for salary of the state treasury hiy agent and
necessary travelling expenses incurred in
the performance of his duties and to the
deputy agents ten per cent or the licenses
Blanks i1Si and advertising for the performance
of his duties shall be furnished by the
state
Section 2. Section A. chapter 400, laws
of 1905, is amended and made new sec
ton of the statutes to read SECTION 1873.
such license with the secretary OF state,
and the presentation to him OF a receipt
from the state treasurer showing the pay
ment Of the fee, as hereinpefore provided,
the secretary of state shall issue to the
applicant license for period OF one year,
from the date of the issuance OF the re-
ceiptS of the state treasurer, Cne FULL license
fee to be paid in every case, which license
shall be signed by the secretary of state
or his assistant and every such license
shall authorize the person receiving. the
same to use one wagon or other vehicle,
drawn by two or more horses or other
beasts of burden and no more, or automo-
bile or other vehicle or conveyance pro-
PEELED by mechanical power, one wagon or
other vehicle drawn by one horse or other
beast of burden and no more, one push or
hand cart or other vehicle not drawn by
horses or other beasts Of burden and no
MORE or the baskets, packs or other means
necessary for one peddler carrying (by him
self merchandise on foot, as the case NAV
be, and such license shall not be assignabie
or transferable except where due notice has
been given the state treasury agent and
the same has received his approval
2. Any person having license in one
class may, with approval of the treasury
agent and on application and payment as
with other applications nave We his License 1s
difference in cost between the fee for the
license he has and the fee for the higher
class applied for, the time OF expiration of
the license to remain unchanged. Peddlers
may at any time, without notice, peddle in
any class below the class he has paid for
but no part Of any fec can be returned HGn
of 1905, is amended and made a section of
the statutes to read: Section 1884. /.
Every owner, manager or agent of a cara
van, circus or menagerie, before he shall
be allowed to exhibit the same in this state,
shall procure a license as public show
man by making application. In writing to
the secretary of state, which application
shall state in detail the manner in which
he intends to travel and the nature and
character of his exhibition, and shall pay
into the treasury therefor the sum Of one
hundred dollars and every owner or man.
ager of O. so-called side show travelling
vaudeville, ferris-wheel, merry-go-round,
ocean wave or transient shooting gallery,
and every person exhibiting for money any
trained animal, wild animal or any object
of curiosity shall procure state license
as a public Snowman and. pay therefor
twenty dollars; provided, that such per-
sons owners or agents shall not be re-
quired to pay such license fee If they shall
state in their application that they apply
for the license solely for the purpose Of ex-
hibiting at, during the continuance and
on the grounds Of annual county, district
or state fair associations drawing aid from
the state under the provisions of sections
1850, 1850 1863 of the statutes, and
chapter 800 laws of 1907
2. Any person violating any require
ments Of this section shall be guilty of a
misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof
shall be punished by fine Of not less than
twenty dollars nor more than one hundred
dollars or be imprisoned in the county jail
not less than twenty days nor more than
sixty days or by both such fine and i'm
Approved July 10, 1907.