Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-08-04

sufficient, tho clerk shall certify and
submit the same to the council with
upon order and fix date for holding
the election, not less than forty noI
more than fifty days from the date of
the clerks certificate to the council
that sufficient petition is fled.
8. The name of the person sought to
be removed shall be placed upon the
less he shall request otherwise in writ
ing. Such a request shall constitute a
resignation of his office. If there is
more than one candidate, exclusive of
the person sought to be removed, in
any election where the person sought
to be removed is a candidate, or if there
are more than two candidates in any
election where the person sought to be
removed Is not a candidate, a primary
election shall be held two weeks before
such election as provided in section
925m-305 Of the statutes.
9. If the person sought to be removed
is candidate as hereinbefore proVid-
ed, the name of the person receiving
the highest number of votes at such
primary election shall be placed upon
the ballot at such special election with
the name of the person sought to be re-
moved, but If the person sought to be
removed is not candidate, the two
persons receiving the highest number
of votes at such primary election shall
be deemed nominated.
10. The council shall publish notice
of and make arrangements for holding
such primary and election, and the
same shall be conducted, and return OF
the result thereof shall be made and de-
clared in all respects as in the case OF
other municipal elections, and the can
didate receiving the highest number OF
votes shall be declared elected. If the
incumbent receives the highest number
of votes he shall continue in office. If
one other than the incumbent receives
hiOhaCt votes
election the incumbent shall thereupon
be deemed removed from the office.
II. The successor, of the officer sc, re-
moved shall qualify within ten days
after receiving notification of election
and shall hold office during the unex-
pired term of his predecessor.
49, This method Of removed shall be
in addition to other methods provided
by law.
Section g. There are added to section
925m-316 of the statutes nine new
316. 3. Any proposed ordinance may
be submitted to the council by petition
signed by electors of the city, equal in
number to the percentage hereinafter
required.
4. The signatures, verifcation. au-
thentica ton, inspection, certification
amendment and submission of such Pc
tjtiOn shall be the same as provided fo1
petitions under section. 925m-307 OF
the statutes.
S. Any proposed ordinance accom-
panied by petition signed by electors
equal in number to not less than TWEEN
the last regular municipal election, and
containing a request that the said or
dinance be submitted to vote~of the
people if not passed by the council
teration by the council within thirty
days after attachment of the clerk s
certificate to accompanying petition
or CD shall be referred without alter
a w 10
of the electors of said city at the next
regular election, If the same shall be
held within ninety days of the date OF
the clerks certificate, or at a special
election, if no regular election shall
be held within ninety days, but not
more than one such special election
shall be called in any period of six
months.
8. Any proposed ordinance accom-
panied by a petition signed by electors
equal in number to not less than fifteen
nor more than twenty-five per cent OF
all the votes cast at the last regular
municipal election, shall be passed
without change within thirty days af-
ter the clerks certificate of sutftc1ency
it attached, or it shall be submitted
to the electors of the city at the next
regular municipal election.
Z. Whenever a proposed ordinance
shall be submitted to the people, a con-
shall be printed upon the ballot, and
underneath the question, as thus. stat
ed. shall appear the words Eyes" and
mo" and to the right of such words
there shall be a. SQUARE and each e si9
question by making a cross or other
mark in the square adjacent to such
word.
tors voting on the proposed ordinance
shall vote in favor thereof such ord.
nance shall thereupon take effect and
% 80 NJ oy5inopca rronocad hv natl
ton and adopted by vote of the peo-
pie, shall be repealed or amended with
in two years after its adoption, except
by vote of the people.
vote of the people at any regular or
special election a proposition or the
repeal OIL any such ordinance, or fo1
amendments thereto, and should the
proposition SO submitted receive a ma
jority of the votes cast thereon. al
such election, such ordinance shall
thereby De repealed or amended accord
ing1y.
Il. Not more than twentv nor less
than FIVE days before the election, the
city clerk shall cause every ordinance
at an election to be printed in each
daily newspaper published in the city
or If there shall be no daily newspaper
published in such city, then in one OF
more, weekly newspapers OF general
Section 6. There is added to the sta
tutes a new. section to read: sect Q,
passage and publication of this act
shall have adopted the. plan of reorgan-
ization as provided for by sections
925m-301 to 925m-31S, inclusive, OF
the statutes, shall be deemed to have
adopted the provisions hereof. Nothine
herein contained, however, shall be
construed to extend the term of office
of any mayor or councilman. but his
successor shall have the term Of office
shall
Visions of section 925m-310 Of the, sta
tutes, apply to mayors or councilmen
in office at the time of the passage OF
this act
Section 7. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after it's pas
sage and publication.
Approved June 16, 1911. Copy Law
No, $50. Al published June 10, 1911
CHAPTER 388, LAWS OF 1911.
AN ACT to repeal sections SIG, to, 553,
inclusive, and to create section BIG OF
the statutes, relating to the township
system of school government.