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! No. 5i2. A.. Published June 10. 1909.
OnAFHHR $50, LAWS Of 1903.

AN ACT to ,Teate section l636--0in OF
the statutes. reiat.ns TO sanitary conul-
tIuus OF sloIxs anu other PAGES where The
prGuuGtS OF UakerleS and coulecti onerieS
are sept
The people of the State of Wisconsin, repre-
scented III Senate and Assembly, do enact
as toliUNS:
Section /. There is added to the statutes
A seW SextioN 10 read Section lU30-oi III
/. All stores and other places where prod
uctS of BAKERY or pakInS eStaDi.sIl meht or
OF confectionery Or confectionery estap-
ESnmeAt are eo.u or eXpos,U or offered tor
sac, and ali Cases, pans, Jokes, uAsAels or
conlalueSs useu Tor stor.n snippius or de-
NNe4iug any such products. sna.i III all
times Ue Kept Ia cIean anu sanitary conul-
ton.
2. All show cases shelves, counters. IN
or upon " l4ch apy such products are kept
stored lOr tue purpose Vi sale, shAil AT
all tilues be well ventilated and kept lrea
from dust and art.
3. lhe hahlns inspector shall nave au-
thosiiy and Is authorized to inspect any
place where any such prodncts are sold or
offered Tor sale ana IL cha! sea Win ING
duly Of enforcing the PROVISIONS OF luis Sec
ton.
i. Any person, who shall violate any pro-
vision OF this section. shall De pun tSheu by
fLe vi hot less than i've dollars nor more
than nlty do.Iars or by Imprisonment IN me
county jail for period OF not 10 exceed
tIr.ty days or BY both such nne ana Ia
priSuament.
SecL.on =. This act sha!! take effect and
be III force from and after Its passage and
publication,
Approved June Il, 1909.
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No. 4sb, Al (PubHshed June Is, 1909.
CHAPTER 1856, LAWS or 1909

No. 4so, Al Published June Is, 1909.
CHAPTER 1856, LAWS or 1903.
AN AIT to amend subsection 4 Of section
81 OF the statutes. reiAIlny to coInpenSa-
ton for publication OF election notices
and Information 10 voters.
The people vi tue State oT Wisconsin, repre-
seDted in Senate and Assembly, do enact
as follows:
Section l. Subsection 4 OF section 81 Of
the statutes Is amended to read : Section
81 1. The compensatioD TO be taid for all
publications. OF such notices shall
ue s.Aty cec.s per square for weekly papers
and one doiiaf per square Tor the urbt pub
LEGATION and Ldirtytve cents per square for
each subsequent publication IN unuJ papers,
but the totai shall IN no case exceed the
sum hereafter specified, to-wit ::
TOR q general elect on III weeAiy new spApers
one hunured dollars. and i'll daily
papers two hundred du.tars FOR
JUDICIAL election IN weekly news
papers twenty I'VE dollars and IN
daily newspapers Hfty doliars for
a uiunicipa, e,ection n weekly new spapers
aity dollars. IN daily newspapers
one hundred dollars which III each
case shall cover III, INSERTIONS required TO
be made; provided, tuat N cities of the
brst class and N COUNTIES containing more
than two hundred thousand population The
compensation Tor publ sulug ali said
notites shall be al the rate ot one
dollar per square Tor the first Insertion, and
seveuty-lve cents per square Tor the subse-
QueAt Insertions. But uothing
herein shall be CONSTRUED to require the
publication of separate Gotice to women
voters al nny election.
SecIon z. This ACT shah take eneS and
be Al force ffom and after its passugs and
putlscat;uA.
Approved June IL. 1909.
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No. 3n7. 81 Published June IL. 1909.
CHAPTER $40, LAWS OF 1909.

AN ACT to amend chapter IT'S. laws OF
1908, relating to justices courts ~
counties having q population OF l3o'ooo
or over.
The people Of the State of wisconsin. repre-
sented IN Senate and Assembly. DO enact
us follows:
Section l. Section ! OF chapter LIS. laws
Of 1905. Is amended to read l.: Section l.. NO
justice OF the peace Of any town,
village or city within any county OF tins
state having population OF
10000 or over. shall have Jurisdiction OF
any action or proceeding unlsss Que
of the parties TO such action or prooeedln
is a resident OF the town,
village, or city In which such justice 10
sides
Section g. This act shall take ehect and
be IN force from and after Its passage and
publication.
Approved June II, 1909.
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not less than fifty dollars nor more than
one hundred dollars for each ofense
s. Such money shall be pad TO the treas
urer Of the society. association or board
upon his receipt, counters. gned by the sec
rotary. Provided, that the amounts TO be
paid any such organized agricultural soci
ETY., association or board, during any year,
shall not exceed the following amounts, to-
wit to the state board of agriculture the
sum Of ten thousand dollars, to the North
ern Wisconsin state fair or the La
Crosse Interstate fair association. the
sum OF five thousand dollars each and to
any county agricultural society or other as
ISOLATION or board above mentioned, the
sum OF two thousand and
two hundred dollars each.
Section 2. Chapter LOG Of the laws OF
1907 is repealed.
Section 3. This act shall take effect and
be In force from and after Its passage and
publication.
Approved June ~ 1909
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No. $50 Al iInbliahed June Is. 1909.
CHAPTER 392, LAWS OF 1909

AN ACT to arnend subsection ! OF section
573-S OF the statutes. relating 10 com
pensattou OF probation officers for De
pendent. neglected and delinquent chill
dren
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin, repre-
seated In Senate and Assembly, do enact
as Follows. .
Section l. Subsection Of section 513--S
OF the statutes Ia amended to read l.
The court shall have authority To appoint
or designate one or mare discreet pei sons OF
GOOD character to serve as probati ohicers
during the pleasure of the court
said probation officers so appointed shan re-
ceipe auch eonpeusa ton as the county
board OF supervisors may In their discretion
allow, provided, however. that not more
dian two probation officers shall receive
compensatior. In case probation onrer
shall be appointed by any court II shhIl De
the duty OF the clerk Of the court u prac
t,cablp to notify SAID probation ofhrer N
advance when any child 10 to be 1ronght
before said court Il shall be the duty OF
an probation officer to make such ihvesti-
CATION ms may be required By the court 10
be present IN court Ia order to represent the
interests Of the chad, when the case IS
heard 70 furnish the court such 'nforma-
zion and assistance as the Judge may re-
duire. and to take such charge or any ch,ld
Before and after trial as may De dlfecteo
by the court.
Section q This act shall take enect AND
be IN force from and after Its passage ana
publication.
Approved June ~ 1909.
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No sI8 Al Published June 10, 1909
CHAPTER 1888, LAWS OF 1909

CHAPTER 1888, LAWS OF 1909,
AN ACT to amend section l463 or the stat
utes. and to repeal chapter 100 OF the
laws Of 1907, relating 10 s'a reh Mo 'o o,
premiums on agricultural exhibite X
The people of the State of Wisconsin. repre-.
sentcd IN Senate and Assembly. do enact
Section /. Section 1863 Of the statutes
Is amended TO read Section l4o5 !; mere
shall De paid within thirty GAYS aitei tne
6rst of February out of the state treasury.
to each organized agricultural society, az,
ISOLATION or board in the state, when shali
have substantially complied with the tol0w ",
the total amount of premiums thereby paid
at its annual fair for the preceding year
provided, that in computing the amount
u NOT more orr tb0n one third thereof
shah have been paid for tr'ais or eAhipi,
lions OF speed. or other contests Tor when
published premiums have been 90 "" rnhrrorv
ON or before the first day 0, February.
in each year the president ana secretary
a each society. assoc atom or poh'u, ~
ing state aid shall hle win We se'ae, t,5
Of state a sworn statement o. the a'lu ~
amount of cash premiums ano, purses palu
at the fair Of the proceed Dg season. "niru
premiums and purses mus, corr p', ,,,,rsns
the pull shed Offers Of premiums ana purses
and n further stsrpmcnt Tint ut surh fn.r
all gambling devices Whatsoever unu Tue
sale of intoxicating liquors hnu o'en pl "a
hihltcd and excluded from the ialf grounus
and aiI ADJACENT grounds under their au-
thOrity or control.
3 Such statement shall be ACCOMPANIED
by an ltemizpd list upon blanks furnished
by the secretary OF state of ell premin ms
and purses paid upon which such
nifty per centum payment Is cihimeu; 10y
of published premium list and speed list OF
lair and fun statement of receipts ana
disbursements Tor the past year. duiy Verl-
hed by the secretary 49,,
4 Any oHicpr OF any such society, asso'
citation or bla,i. who shall make any taise
Or fraudulent statement Of ltenl5s' ~.
~ premiums or purses actually phiu, upon
which such nfty per centum pay
ment is claim a. OF Of published premium list
and speed igt of fair or OF receipts or as
bursenents shall be guilty OF misdelnean,
e. a. S-,ou c~sYiuaa HAAxs.1 ~ &nAA
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provided the holder has taught successfully

provided the holder has taught successfully
for period Of ten years
Section $50. Whenever the supply Oh
legally qualified teachers in any county aus
been exhausted the county or city super.h-
tendent With the approval of the sta aas
superintendent may issue speclhl th ~
grade certificates on examination III tne
subjects required for such certificates TO as
many persons az are necessary 10 supply Tue
schools. provided that not more than ono
such certificate shall be issued to the sapie
person.
Section 400. l. No first, second or
third grade teachers certificate shall De Is
sued after July LIST, 1910. except as pro
vlded In sections 450-1 to 45o-4 inclusive.
Of this act. provided further that nothing
In this act shall repeal the provisions Of sec
tlon i50a OF the statutes
2. Any person so desiring may, hoWeVeaI.
qualify for the several grades OF certln-
Gates. provided for in this act, as therein
required. az any time after lts passage ana
publication.
Section q This act shall take effect and
be In force from aid after It's passage ana
publication.
Approved June II 1909
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officers who may perform any duty here
under shall have the same fees as are al
lowed by law in criminal proceedings IN
Justice courts. and shall be paid by the
county In which their services are per
formed
3. The superintendent Of public property
Ia hereby instructed to furnish the state i've
stock sanitary board with the necessary sta
tionery and postage stamps for IT'S work
Section 2. There is added TO section
1920 OF the statutes new subsection TO
read s. In order TO determ ne the com
potency OF parties other than licensed Veter-
inarians who may wish to apply the tuber-
culln test to cattle the live stock sanitary
board Is hereby authorized to hold exam ma
lions Of such parties, and to issue permits
to make such tests to those passing the ex-
animation. which permit shall entitle the
holder TO legal recognition In his WORK IN
less Tor cause il be revoked by the board.
Providing that such examinations, relative
to determining the competency OF persons
desiring to apply the tubercuiln test, snail
not be formulated SO as to authorize only
veterinary surgeons and graduates or the
state agricultural college TO conduct such
tests.
Section g. This act shall take erect ana
be In force from and after Its passage and
publication.
Approved June 10. 1900.
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No. 402 A. Publish June Is. 1909.
CHAPTER 3S4, LAWS OF 1909.

AN ACT to authorize the state board OF
control to enter into option contracts
for the purchase Of q site for home for
feeble minded and making an appropria-
tion therefor.
The people OF the State of Wisconin, repre-
sented in Senate and Assembly. do enact
as follows:
Section l. The state board of control
Is hereby authorized to enter into option
contracts for the purchase of a suitable site
for q new home for the feeble minded, said
site to be suitable for the establishment Of
home similar TO that at Chippewa Falls,
to be conducted under the laws provided for
that institution.
Section 2. That said board report such
option contracts together with plans to the
legislature for its uual action thereon.
Section 3. There Ia hereby appropriated
for the above purpose the sum Of one thou
sand dvlAra
Section 4. THIS act shall take effect and
be In force from and after Its passage and
pub cation.
Approved June 10, 1909,
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No. 351, Al Published June ~ 1903.
CHAPTER 374, LAWS OF 1909,

An ACT to amend section 2OI Of the stat
utes and to crate section 20Im OF the
statuteA relating to the sale OF public
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin, repre-
sented In Senate and Assembly, do enact
MS follows
Section Section 207 Of the statutes
is amended to read Section 2O7. l. Al
public lands except those within the Me
nominee, Stockhridgs and Munsle Indian
reserVa lions sGail. IRON tipt TO
time, In the discretion OF Batd commission
ers, be offered for sale at public nn"tion
and no such lands, except mnrtgaged
lands BID In by the state shall be subject
20 private entry until they shah have drst
been offered for sale al public auction. All
such sales shall be made at such times and
public places ms said commissioners shall
designate, and they sb0li, previously TO
any such sale. cause a notice thereof speci-
flying the time aad place Of such sale, to be
published once 10 eGcb week for six suc-
cessiye weeks In one newspaper printed In
the county where such lands are situated
but II there be no such newspaper, then In
The newspaper printed nenresi to the place
where such Lands are situated
Said commissioners may, al any time
wbeo ~ their judgment the public Interest
can be best subserved thereby, Withdraw
any public lands from sale and withhold
from sale all or such port .Ons thereof a. In
their opinion II may not BE- advantageous
10 sell, ana Tor so long time an In their
opinion will W most beneficial TO the funds
TO be derived from such sale: provided.
that when ?. offered the lands so Withdrawn
Sha, 1rst h. offered al public sale in the
manner prescribed by law .
Section There Is added to the statutes
new sectt~s 10 read Section 2O7m
Wtanever the state OF Wisconsin stau here.
after convey 10 any manner whatsoever any
OF ia lands, the conveyance thereof shall be
subject 10 the rontlnGed ownership by the
state Of oil minerals In said lands and oil
mlDsnR rights therein. and shall also he sab
tect to CONTINUED ownership by the state Of
all water power tights on such lands or 10
any manner apvnrtsDnnt thereto Such rOn.
Vevance shall also BE- subject TO roDttuu.
ing easement In the state and It's assigns 10
enter and occupy such lands In any maDaer
necessary and convenient 10 the removal OF
BuS mineral from such lands and Ia the
proper exercise OF such mineral ri1iltp and
shall be further subject 10 the continuing
easement IN the state md lts assigns 20 on.
ter and occupy such lands In any manner
necessary and Convenient to the develop
1nent, maintenance aud use Of any such
water rights
Nothing contained In this section shall
be construed 10 provide for the continued
ownership 10 the state Of any stone used
FOR building purposes nor OF any snnd or
gravel
Section 3. Thls net shall take eject and
be ~ force from aud after Its passage and
publication
Approved June TO- 1909
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CHAPTER 37J, LAWS OF 1909

CHAPTER 37J, LAWS OF 1909
AN ACT 70 amend sections i4g2an and
1492e, and TO create a new subsert on to
section 1920 Of the statutes. relating to
the liTe STOCK sanltery board, and toaaing
an appropriation therefor
The people of the state OF Wisconsin repre-.
scnted In Senate and Assembly. 40 enact
Section Sections ,492aa and l4a2e Of
the statutes ar" amended 70 read Section
lSa2aa Tbpr" II hereby constituted q
state live stock sanitary board which shall
consist Of three members OF the state boa I'd
OF agriculture, 20 be chosen By fhst body
IRON its membership the bactp rinlugist OF
he state agricultural college cod the state
veterinarian the last two mentioned iapm
bers 10 be cx u'hclo members of the board
and the state veterinarian to serve with
put additional compensation The members
selected from the state board Of agriculture
shah bold Office Tor O term Of three yea re-
Except that the member Grst chosen shall
ooIn hls position Tor one year the second
Tor two years and the third for three years
from the drH, day OF June. 1901
z, They shall serve without salary, but
shall be paid hree dollars per dav. and nil
members OF the board shall be paid their
actual expenses when In the discharge Of
their duties
. Meetings Of the board shall be limited
20 twelve IN each year and the spi-yics OF
no member on said board for which per
diem II PAID. shall exceed sixty
days Ia any one year The board may or
gbnize by the election Of president and
secretary enc shall hold Its Office IN such
room In the capitol as the governor nay
designate
sertion 1899. /. The state i've stock
sanitsry b0ard shall be allowed for >
clerical assistance and other purposes q
suD not 10 exceed two thousand
dollars annually
The state veterinarian ls hereby au.
rhorized % appoint an assistant state
veterinarian, WHO shall be duly qnalIGcd
veterinary surgeon al snlafy not to ex.
coed hfteen hundred dollars per year and
his actual expenses Incurred IN the per
formence 81 biz dutiess and the state yetrr
marian clag call ~ his assistance as mas
be necessary ia the performance OF hi,
work. duly qu7ii0.d veterinary surgeons
~ho shall he paid Spt their services al thu
rate Of i've dollars per day enc
their sctuei eXperscs for the time they ar,
actually employed as assistants
All accounts SHAH be audited upon Item
lied vouchers. certified TO by the STATE
veterinarian = but no person shall
be considered veterinary surgeon yitblr
the nearing Of THE act who is not o regu
Lar graduate IN good standing Of sOIul
rVcognlzr9 veterinary college Ia the CD,tec
0tats1, Canada Or Europe.
g. The appraisers herein provided for
aha!l receive two dollars for each day actu
ally employed as such. which amount shsl
b. bald out Of the comfy treasury. upon tn
1erfincste Of the justice ~ whom they 1er
0unmonAd
Z TNs inssass q tn psass and ssAs
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No. 1876. A. Published June IS. 1909.
CHAPTER $50, LAWS OF 1909.

AN ACT to amend section 1851 Of the stat
utes, relating to the collection OF high
way taxes.
The people of the State Of Wisconsin, repre-
sented In Senate and Assembly do enact
as follows:
Section l. Section 1881 Of the statutes
Is amended to read Section 1851. /. If
any person assessed for highway taxes In
towns in which such taxes are payable In
labor shall neglect to appear and work on
the highway at the time and place specified
In the notice required to be given by the
superintendent, unless satisfactory cause
shall appear TO such superintendent for
such neglect, he shall not thereafter be en-
titled to pay his highway tax assessed for
that year or any part thereof In labor, but
shall be thereafter liable to pay the same
In money.
2. When any person or persons shall be
liable to pay his or their highway taxes In
money ms provided In this section the town
board may direct the superintendent Of the
highway district to employ some other COM
petent person or persons to work upon the
lntendent. The super. ntendent shall fur
dish each Of the persons so employed with
a certificate sho I Ing the amount due him
for services which shall be audited and pad
the same ss other claims against towns are
audited and paid The AMOUNT Of money
which may be SO expanded upon the high
ways In any one year shall not exceed the
amount of highway ta8es liable to be paid
In money In that year.
Section 2. This act shsll take effect and
be In force frsm and after its passage and
publ cation.
Approved June H. 1909.
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do ordain as follows" All authorized ordi-
nances and bylaws shall have the force of
law and remain ip force until repealed
Section 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after Its passage and
publication.
Approved June IL. 1909.
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Section 15jTu. Any person. who shall
violate any of the provisions of sections
1888 and 15jTt. shall be deemed guilty of
n III .sdeineanor and upon conviction thereof
shall be punished by Il fine of not less than
twenty-five dollars nor more thnn one hun
drcd dollars or by Imprisonment IN the
county jail not more than six months. or
by both such fine and Imprisonment.
Section 2, This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after July ], 1903.
Approved June IA. 1909
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-06-23
MAKING ROMAN CANDLES.
indispensable AdJuncts to a Proper
Fourth of July.

| Indispensable AdJuncts to a Proper
Fourth Of July.
In America the manufacture of fire
works has become almost a fine art.
and no doubt the youth of our country
could find this sort OF expression for
their patriotic enthusiasm on the
Fourth OF July without drawing on the
products OF foreign ingenuity. A
glance at the catalogue of any one Of
the twelve or fifteen large firms en-
gagged in making fireworks iD this
country discloses almost endless lists
of devices.
Every one knows what Roman
candle is. bur few know how this in.
dispensable adjunct of a Fourth of
July celebration is made. First of all
in the making comes the pasteboard
cylinder, which is plugged up at ore
end with clay After the clay comes
small charge of powder. Then
star Is pushed down tight on the
powder, and charges of powder. and
stars alternate until the cylinder Is
filled. Then u fuse is attached which
communicates with the powder near.
est the top of the cylinder, which.
when it is exploded. sends Its star
sailing upward \ fuse running
through the candle connects other
charges of powder with the first and
explodes them one at time, each one
shooting out the star which is next
above 1t.
The stars are made of chemical mix
lures. which vary with the colors
which are produced red star is
sometimes made by mi~'-v four parts
of dry nitrate of stroptia and fifteen
parts of pulverized sunpowder Cop
per filings change the color to green.
Rosin, salt and small quantity Of
amber make it yellow. Small particles
of zinc change IL to blue and another
and perhaps better red can be made by
using a mixture of lampbIack and
inter.
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WHAT OUR NEIGHBoss ARE DOING
Cuttings From the Press of Surrounding
Towns
(F'rom the La Fargo Enterpr use. }

The Misses Anna and Nellie Slime re-
turned home from Platteville, where
they have been attending school the
past year.
Geo. Nixon returned home from APP
pleton, where ne has been attending
college during the past year. School
was not out but sickness compelled him
to give up his studies for while.
Harve Seeley, Ed White aid Sax
Jensen received ten cans of rainbow
trout, which they placed in different
creeks in this locality. ,aR
A. f. Drew returned from three
weeks trip to the coast. Mr. Drew re-
ports that he was visitor at the ex-
position at Seattle a couple of days.
He was favorably impressed with the
state of Washington but is glad to get
back to La Fargo again.
Lloyd Huston returned from Bowman,
North Dakota, where he went couple
of months age He filed on a fine claim
on the banks of the Little Missouri,
and will take his family out to their
new home as soon as he can get his
housenC.d goods in readiness for ship
ment.