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

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! thing affecting general publicity to be
! given such laws When SO designated
such paper shall remain the offcl si
! state paper until otherwise determined
| by said board. Until such designation
Is made the Wisconsin State journal is
declared to be the official state paper.
! Every general law and all laws AFFECT
ing counties, towns, cities, villages,
school districts, public roads, highways,
bridges, and the taxes to be raised
therein, or therefor and ali laws for the
| preservation of fish or of game, shall
| be published in the official state paper
immediately after their passage "a ana 7,4
til SO published shall not take effect.
| 20.65 Publication of Private and Lo-
cal Laws. Every law affecting lnai-
| ties only, shall take effect without pup
! l1cation in the official state paper UNI
less such publication be ordel ed in the
law itself; and when SO ordered and
| published the law shall be further pup
lished mmediately thereafter in
newspaper published at place nearest
thereof relates and if more than one
newspaper is published at such place
| the secretary of state shall designate
the one in which the publication Shall
be made.
| 20.66 Republication of Fiscal Laws.
| The secretary Of state may, in his dis
J erection, from time to time cause to be
| published in one or more newspapers
such laws or extracts therefrom relat-
ing to the collection or payment OF
moneys that may be due or become du 9
to the state or relating to the duties to
| be performed by public officers with
such appropriate forms as he may deem
necessary.
2067 Condensed Statement or States
Fiscal Condition. The state. treasurer
shall make, in addition to his biennial
report, at the close of each oGd mum
ment of the financial condition of the
state and submit the same to the secTe-
tary of state, who shall carefully com
pare the same with his own accounts
and attest the same as correct ii 1t be
so found upon such examination, and
thereupOn said secretary shall cause
said statement TO be published in the
official state paper and another news
paper, to be designated by him, pub
lisned within the state and representing
Il different political party from that
represented by the official state paper
zoos Printers Copy, SUPERVISOR,
English Language, Definition OF Publ
cation. The secretary OF state shall
provide printers copy for, and super
wise, the printing and reprinting OF all
laws in newspapers; and every state
officer, board, or commission required
by law to cause the newspaper publ
cation of any account, notice, statement,
advertisement, proclama ton, or other
matter shall furnish the necessary
printers copy and supervise the print
ing thereof. All such printing shall be
in the English language only. Every
statutory requirement or newspaper
publication shall be construed to mean
one insertion unless different mean
ing is obvious.
2OG9 Fees The compensation to the
official state paper for the original
printing of the laws shall be not more
than seventy-ive cents per folio; and
to said paper and all other newspapers
for reprinting any law, and for printing
all election and other notices, all &C
counts, fiscal statements, ADVERTISE
ments, prOclamatlons, or other matter
| Ia ic.l1
of the state, Shall be not more than
sixty cents per folio for the first inser-
ton and not more than thirty -nVe cents
per folio for each subsequent inSer-
| ton, except when such printing or re-
printing is done by Il newspaper pub
lished in city of the first class, in
which case the compensation shall equal
the amount regularly received by such
newspaper for the same amount of adj
vertising space, not exceeding, how
ever, eighty cents per folio for the first
insertion and fOrty-f1ve cents per folio
| for each subsequent insertion; but the
| price in full for The publication of ad-
VertiSementS of the sale of school, uni
F.. versity, or other public lands shall not
exceed fifty cents for each description
whenever the advertisement contains
| fifteen descriptions or more.
900 republication Of Of General Laws vs.
! by Other Newspapers. The publisher OF
any weekly newspaper printed in whole
or in part within this state which shall
| have been regularly published during
| the SIX months IllHlGQl&lcIy PllOI W
the opening of any regular session OF
| the legislature with bona fide circula-
| ton to actual paying subscribers dur
| ing all that time OF not less than three
/ hundred copies each week, may repub-
| lish IL such newspaper in the numerical
! order of their chapters, all of the gen
| eraI laws passed at any such session
| which shall be designated by the sec
rotary OF state in the official paper as
copy laws" and upon filing with said
secretary satisfactory proof by affidavit
| of such publication shall be paid one
hundred dollars therefor out of the
| state treasury.
| PRINTING OF THE SIXTH CLASS.
! Wisconsin Reports.
2O.71 Appointmeent, Of supreme m
! tional Help. The supreme court shall
from time to time appoint, subject to
| removal, a supreme court reporter; and
with the approval OF said court the re
porter may, from time to time, appoint
| subject to removal an assistant and fix
! his salary at sum not exceeding two
thousand dollars per year. Every such
| appointment of an assistant snail be IN
writing, shall specify the salary of the
appOintee, and, after approval as afore-
said, shall be filed with the clerk OF the
{ court. Said report may also authorize
| and direct the reporter to employ such
additional help as may be necessary to
secure the prompt publication OF its de-
clslons. limiting the, expense OF sucn
additional help to such sum as the court
shall deem reasonable, not exceeding
| five thousand dollars in any fiscal year.
! All bills for the compensation of such
additional helpers shall be approved by
| the chief justice or, in his absence, by
| the ranking justice present, before the
| same shall be audited and allowed by
| the secretary of state. A certified copy
of every order appointing a reporter, of
| every appointment Of an assistant and
] the order approving the same, and Of
every order authorizing the employ
ment Of additional help shall be filed in
the office of the secretary of state. All
| persons appointed or employed under
| the provisions of this section shall be
deemed assistants and employees of the
! supreme court.
| 20.72 Reporters Bond. Said reporter
| shall, before he enters upon the duties
of his office, execute to the state u
bond in the sum of two thousand dol
lars, with two sufficient sureties to be
| approved by the secretary Of state, con-
ditioned for the faithful performance
! of his duties as such reporter.
20.73 Reporters Duties. The SUI
preme court reporter is charged with
the duty of reporting and procuring
| the printing and binding, with all con-
venient speed of all decisions of the
supreme court which the court desig-
mates for publica ton, together with
suitable notes, abstracts, tables, cita-
tons, indexes, and other matter, sub
ject to the supervision Of the court and