Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-08-08
No 46S, ST. Published June 20, 1907.
CHAPTER 289, LAWS OF 1907.

AN ACT to amend sections 2447, 1903 and
SeO8a or the statutes, relating to pro
The people Of the State of Wisconsin, rep
resented in Senate and Assembly, do
enact as follows
Section l. Section 244T of the statutes
is amended to read: Section 2447. When
the Judge Of any county court, his wife,
child, parent, brother, or sister shall be
an heir, devisee eS, legatee, or when such
Judge, shall be an executor, administrator,
guardian OF any ward or interested as
creditor or otherwise in any question to
be decided, or when any heir, devisee,
guardian or other person interested in any
matter, order, citation or proceedings In
such county court shall on or before the
day when such matter, order, citation or
Ing, file In such court an affidavit stat
ing that he has good reason to believe
and verify does believe that from pre1u-
dice or other cause the Judge Of such
impartially in said matter, he shall be
disqualified to act in relation to
such estate or in the decision of such
quest the county Judge Of any other county
to hold court therein for the purpose of
settling such estate or deciding such ques-
ton. II the court in. which such matter
is pending has two judges, the other judge
shall preside and oficiate therein. 1t shall be
the duty of such Judge, upon such request,
to attend and act In such matter so far as
In his Judgment the proper. discharge of
his other duties will permit. Whenever
any county judge shall be required, pur-
suant to any law, to hold court In any
county other than that for which he was
dollars per day and his actual expenses,
to be audited and paid by the county
board OF the county in which he SO holds
Section 2. Section 1903 of the statutes
Of 1898, is hereby amended SO as to read:
Section 1908. II an executor, admins
traitor. guardian or trustee shall reside
out of this state, or shall neglect to rem
der his account within the time provided
by law or the order of the court, or shall
neglect to settle the estate according to
law, or to perform any judgment or, or
der Of the court, or shall abscond, or
or unsuitable to discharge the trust, the
county court may remove such
executor, administrator, guardian or trus-
Section 3. Section ssoSa of the statutes
Of 1898, is amended to read as follows:
Section 8s03a. Before any executor, ad-
ministrator, guardian or trustee shall be
removed under the provisions Of the last
preceding section, complaint stating the
grounds for removal, duly verified by the
persca making the same, shall be first
county court shall cite such exec
utor, administrator. guardian or trustee
to appear before 1t at, some designated
general or special term and show cause,
II any ne nave. why ne snoul0 not Do
removed from hts said trust and a sue
cessor appointed. II such executor, ad-
ministrator, guardian or trustee can be
found within the county where the court
is held such citation shall be personally
served upon him, but IL not, 1t shall be
served by mailing a copy thereof to him
at his last post Office address, when such
address can be ascertained. Every such
citation not go personally served shall
also be published once a week for three
successive weeks before the day. Of hear
ing in some newspaper published In the
county and shall specify the time and
place of hearing.
Approved June 20, 1907.