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

regulations made by the Superlntend-
ent, and approved by the board of trus-
tees of such institution.
Section 2. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its pass
age and publication.
APPROVED June II, 1911. Copy Law.
No 7Sg 81 rR {ss hh%s Tyne ON 49, e. 1911
1747-43, 1747-44, 1747-46 and 1747
So of the statutes, relating to q
grain and warehouse commission and
The people of the State of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly,
do enact &C follows:
43, 1747-44, 1747--46 and 1747-55 of
the statutes are amended to read Sec
ton 1747-40. 1t shall be the duty of
the grain and warehouse commission to
vision over the housing and marketing
Of grain in the city of Superior, the
handling, inspection, weighing and stor--
ing of same, and the management of
the public houses of said city, and to
at least three times annually verify by
measurement the amount of grain
shown to be in store in all public ware
houses, and to investigate all complaits
Of fraud or oppression in the grain
trade, and in the handling and housing
Of grain in said city. and to correct the
Section 1747-43. The grain
and warehouse commission s
shall appoint one OF their
and the person so appointed
shall make and file with the state
treasurer a bond to the state of Wis
consin, in the sum of twenty thousand
dollars, conditioned to account for and
pay over all moneys coming into his
hands, and to keep, just and accurate
account Of all such moneys according
proved by the governor Of this state
All moneys collected or received, by
each and every person, for or in behalf
of the Wisconsin grain and warehouse
commission, shall be by him deposited
with or transmitted to the state treas
urer. Such deposit shall in every case
be made at least once aweek, and at
the time of the transmission of deposit,
a statement showing the amount of
such collection, from whom or for
what purpose or on what account the
same was received, shall be trans
be the duty of the state treasurer to
credit the moneys thus received to a
special fund, to be known and. desig--
mated as the wisconsin grain and
| warehouse commission fund" The
state treasurer is hereby authorized to
| transfer from the general fund to the
Wisconsin grain and warehouse COM
mission fund, the sum of five thousand
| seven hundred forty two dollars and
forty-seven cents, this being an amount
| paid into the general fund by said
commission, and representing profit
Section 1747-44 1t shall
| be the duty of the Wisconsin grain and
warehouse commission to file with the
| secretary of state on the first or each
month, correct and true statement of
| all expenses incurred by said commits
sion during the preceding month, for
| the salaries allowed the commissioners
| by law, and all expenses incurred by
said commission, or compensation al
| lowed to appOintees and employees Tor
I sx-I,s~ c7+j ION
| penses of making and publication of
rules for the weighing, inspection and
grading of grain, the procurement Of
al bonds to be given by ~ any any and al
| the chief weighmaSter and his assist
ants the chief inspector and his depu-
| ties, and also for all stationery, post
! age and other incidental expenses nee
| essarily incurred in carrying out the
provisions of this act. Said commits
sion may further, from time to time,
| eXpend and appropriate out or
moneys in the hands of tho
state treasurer, belonging to said fund,
over and above it's legal obligations,
u a sum of money not exceeding
for the purpose of promoting in a law
full and Legitimate manner, the grain
trade or market in Superior.
| Said report furnished the secretary or
| state, shall contain the names and post
| office addresses of all claimants, to-
| gether with the amount due each; and
| the secretary of state shall audit SAID
accounts payable out Of the Wisconsin
grain and warehouse commission fund.
Section 1747-46. The Wis
consin grain and warehouse commits
sion is hereby empowered to fix rates
for the weighing and inspection 21in1n % OF
! fees for weighing, inspection and other
services performed under this act that
they shall be so fixed as to make the
work self-sustaining, including the y
salaries of the members OF said
commission. - -,,uu
of the grain and warehouse commits
sion, provided for in this act shall each
Of the duties of his position, and shall
not engage in any other active bust
ness; they shall each receive salary
| of two hundred dollars per month,
out of the funds or fees collected
under the provisions CT this act.
| Section g. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after it's pas
sage and publication.
| Approved June 81, 1911. Copy Law.
|