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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-08-04
No. 3S3, Al Published June 80, 1911
CHAPTER Az. LAWS OF 1911.

CHAPTER AT, LAWS OF 1911.
| AN ACT to create subsection 5, of SEQ
tion S21, and section 925-152a, and
to amend sections $40, 925--152. 1879,
1888 and lilo of the statutes, and to
prescribe salaries of town, village
and city treasnrer C3a In lieu e ct fees,
represented in Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows:
Section 1. There Is added to section
S21 OF the statutes a new subsection to
airy of the town treasurer to be elected
at the next town meeting. which SAL
airy shall be in lieu Of all fees, and
urer until changed in like manner at
some future annual meeting.
Section 2. Sections $40 and 925-f52
of the statutes are amended to read:
Section $40. /. Every town treasurer
FOR his services, including collection of
taxes, the salary provided for in Sec
ton 821. When collection Is made by
distress and sale Of goods he shall re-
caive the same fees given by law to
oonstables for levy ana sale Of goods goods
dollar, and six cents for each mile tray
eled one way to deliver the same, to be
paid by the county treasurer on settle
ment. He shall have no other compen-
sation.
g. In villages. The treasurer of each
incorporated village authorized to per-
form similar duties, shall receive
fees, such salary shall be fixed by the
village board at 1t last regular meet
ing, preceding the annual charter cleo
ton, which salary shall remain until
changed by the board in the same man
Section s25-152. The city treasurer
shall receive as compensation
for his services, including collection Of
taxes, a salary to be fixed by ordinance
in accordance with section $3.50 of
the statutes. In case of a dis
tress and sale made by him Of goods
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No. 563, ST. Published June 20, 1911.
CHAPTER 472, LAWS OF 1911.

No. 662. s. Published June 20. 1911.
CHAPTER 472, LAWS OF 1911.
AN ACT to amend section 1870 of
the. statutes, relating to reports Of
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows:
Section 1. Section 1870 of the
statutes is. amended. to read: Section
Of every railroad company to report to
the railroad commission all collisions
derailments, or other accidents result
ing in injury to persons, equipment or
such railroad. The railroad commits
sion shall issue such rules concerning
the reporting of accidents as may be
required. and may also, if it deems that
public interests require, cause an In
vestigation of any accident. The cost
Of such investigation9 shall be certified
by the chairman of the commission,
and the same shall be audited and paid
by the state in the same manner as
other expenses are audited and paid.
Section 2. This act shall take effect
and be IN force from and after It's pas
sage and publication.
Approved June %, 1911. Copy Law.
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No. 30, 81 Published June 20, 1911
CHAPTER 470, LAWS OF 1911.

No. 90, 81 [Published june 20, 1911
statutes. relating to oyercrowding
employees, safeguards for maohin-
The people of the State of Wisconsin.
represented in Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows:
Section 1. Section 1856 of the stat
utes is amended to read: Section 1856
ploy and put to work in any factory,
workshop, or other place where labor
is performed, or in any part of such
place, a larger number of persons than than
doing violence to the laws Of health.
The local board of health shall have
power to determine any question arts
ten determination shall be. conclusive
upon all parties to any action or pro-
ceeding under the same. The owner or
manager of every place where persons
surround every stationary vat, pan, or
other vessel into which molten metal
or hot liquids are poured or kept. with
proper safeguards for the protectl1otni on, OF
shafting, gearing hoists, fy-wheels.
elevators, any revolving appliances,
and drums therein which are so located
discharge of their duty shall be Sc
curely guarded or fenced. Amy person
or corporation which shall! neglect for
thirty days after receipt of written no
tice from the state factory inspector
to provide a suitable place for the per-
sons employed by him to work In or
who shall fail to make and maintain
such safeguardss as tnis s e6s
ify, shall forfeit not to exceed twenty
five dollars for each offenses and every
days neglect or faiiSrs after ann1tiart con,
Section 2. This act shall take effect
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No. 102, 81 Published June 20, 1911.
CHAPTER Al I.AW WIS OLE 1911

No. 1872 81 Published June %. 1911.
CHAPTER All, LAWS OF 1911.
vacation of recorded plats.
The people of the State of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly,
Section /. Section 2265 of the stat
utes Is amended to read: Section 2265,
Upon the application Of the
proprietor or proprietorS of any re-
corded plat of lands, whether made
under the provisions of this chapter or
under Stn the provisions of any law of this
the. same shall have been heretofore
designated as a city or village plat or
addition thereto. or otherwise, or upon
the application of the proprietor or
plat or of any lot therein. the Circuit
Court may alter or vacate such plat or
any part thereof except such parts
by the pnbo for use 70 as
street or highway or as streets or high
ways Such application shall be made
to the circuit court for the county in
which said plat or part thereof is sit
uated. Notice Of such applicant shall
be given by posting a written notice
thereof in at least two Of the most
public places in the. county and by
newspaper printed or circulated In said
county once in each week. at least
eight weeks prior to the sitting of the
CouIt " WHICH me dpp!icd ION 10 IL
tended to be made, and by the service
of such notice in the manner required
for the service Of q summons in the
circuit court on the city or
village in which such plat or part
thereof is situated, at least two weeks
previous to the time fixed for the hear
Ing of such application
Section 2. Section 1865 of the stat
utes is amended to read: Section 1865.
Upon producing satisfactory. evidence
to the court that such notices have
been given and served, such court shall
proceed to hear all parties interested
therein and determine such petition,
and may in it's discretion vacate such
plat or any part thereof and enter
judgment accordingly, The
Judgment so made, together, with a
been vacated, showing the part thereof
so vacated, shall be recorded in the
office of the register of deeds.
Approved June %, 1911. Copy Law.
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WISCONSIN PASSED DURING SESSION OF 1917

treasurer except upon an itemized esti-
mate Of the commission or upon q
statement or. account clearly showing
that any disbursement mentioned has
| been actually made for the purpose
named, and that any time charged for
| in any account has been actually de-
| voted to the matter therein referred to,
| filed with the commission and duly
verified by the person having full
| knowledge Of the facts involved. at
tached to an order for such payment,
| signed by the chairman, Countersigned
| by the secretary, and authenticated by
the seal Of the commission. Any such
order shall be filed and kept by the
| treasurer, and be a sufficient voucher
to him for the payments made by him
and thereby represented.
3. The treasurer, before he receive
from the state treasurer any moneys
| hereby appropriated, shall give bond to
the governor, In such amount and with
such security as the governor may re-
quire. A surety company duly author
| may be taken as surety and the fees
for any such bond paid out Of the ap-
| preparation.
8. The commission from time to time
| shall cause to be audited the accounts
of the treasurer, and report such audit
| to the governor.
after the close of the celebration, the
| commission shall make a full and de-
tailed report to the governor, show
ing a complete, well arranged, and
illustrated history OL lHo Cel0DIdtlO IL
and Of the memorial, and Of all their
proceedings, receipts, and .expendi-
| lures Of money. The commission is
hereby authorized suitably to print
| and bind five thousand copies of such
3. Any part of the appropriation re-
naming in the hands of the treasurer
of the commission at the time of such
| final report shall be returned. and
with whatever may yet remain in the
state treasury, be merged in the gem
eral fund.
Section 4. Nothing herein contained
shall be SO construed as to create any
liability Of the state direct or indirect
in excess of the appropriation hereby
made.
Section S. There is hereby appro-
priated out Of any money in the state
| treasury not otherwise appropriated,
the sum of fifty thousand dollars, or so
much thereof as may be necessary to
carry out the provisions Of this act.
Section 6. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after it's pas
sage and publication.
Approved June 81, 1911. Copy Law.
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No. 9e9. 81 [Published June 20. 1911.
CHAPTER 466. LAWS OF 1911,
AN, ACT to amend section 16s6-1S1 Of
1636-132 Of the tsatutes, relating to
the use of corn shredders,
The people of the State Of Wisconsin,
represented In Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows: 80,
Section l. Section 1636-ls1 of the
1636-131. Any. person., firm,
expose for sale, or use any machine to
be operated by steam, or other power,
for the purpose of husking or shred,
ding corn or corn stalks shall
automatic feeding devices for the pro-
lection from accident by the
Swapping rollers, husking
rollers, and shredding knives OF any
chine in the discharge of their duty,
and such machine shall be 50 guarded
that the person feeding said machine
shall be compelled to stand at
ers; and any person., firm. or corpora,
ton operating such machine shall
maintain thereon such safety or auto
equip such machine with safety or au-
tomato feeding devices. as we'll as the
duty to maintain the same. shall be
absolute; and the exercise OF ordinary
care on the part Of such person. firm,
or corporation operating such machine
shall not be deemed a compliance with
the employ Of such person. firm. or
corporation operating suoh machine
continues in such employment when
such device has not been installed and
maintained. as above. provided, such
employee shall not be deemed guilty Of
a want of ordinary care, on account of
so continuing in such employment.
Section 2. Section 1636-132 OF the
statutes is hereby repealed.
Section 8. This act shall take effect
and be In force from and after its pas
sage and publication,
Approved June 81, 1911. Copy Law.
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NO. 9S7 81 81 m t Ias % Tyne IN e. 1911
AN ACT to amend SECTION d27a Of on the
for the promotion of uniformity Of
legislation in the United States, and
making an a PIP therefor tn
represented in Senate and Assembly,
Section 1. Section 1874 Of the stsat-
sage and publication of this act the
governor shall appoint three commits
sioners, who are hereby constituted a
board Of commissioners by the name
and style of Commissioners for the
Promotion Of Uniformity of Legislation
in the United States" The terms Of Of
three years from the first Monday OF
June in the year in which he is aD~
pointed; provided that the terms Of the
commissioners first appointed under
This act shall be for one, two and three
years, respectively, from the first Mon
day Of juno, 1909. Vacancies shall be
oiled for the residue Of the unexpired
term.
2. It shall be the duty of said board
30 examine the subjects Of marriage
and divorce, insolvency, the form OF
tribution of property Acknowledgements
of deeds, execution and probate Of wills,
commercial papers and other legal sub
sects on which uniformity. of legislation
means to effect uniformity in the laws
Of the states; to represent this state in
conventions Of like commissioners OF
other states; to consider and draft bills
to be submitted to tho legislatures of
The several slater and to devise and
recommend such other course Of action
as shall best accomplish the purpose
for which 1t Is appointed.
3. No member of said board shall re-
oeive any compensation for his services,
but each member shall be repaid from
Ahe state treasury the amount of his
actual travelling and other expenses in;
duty, after the same shall have been
audited by the secretary of state as
provided in section 145 Of the statutes.
4. There Is annually appropriated out
of any money in the treasury not other
wise appropriated a sufficient sum to
pay the expenses of said commissioners
Hundred dollars. The commissioners
are authorized to appropriate annually
one hundred dollars of said sum to the
national conference Of commissioners
on uniform state laws Any balance
remaining at the end of any year may
ing the. next ensuing year.
ernor '' before the tins Axed for the
meeting Of the legislature an account
OF it's transactions and It's advice and
Recommendations to ths legislature,
which report shall be communicated to
the legislature by the governor.
Section 2. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after Its pas
Approved June II. 1911. Copy Law.
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Published June 20, 1911.

No G e9f p ~ A%s J 6F 3d. g? 1911
AN ACT to amend subsection 40, Of SEQ
ton 1898, of the statutes relating to
property exempt from taxation.
The people Of the Stae Of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows:
Section /. Subsection 40, of section
1893, of the statutes. is amended to
read 6se ooaa5 1899 90; All req! prop
property of the Evangelical Lutheran
Home for Feeble Minded. located at
Watertown, Wisconsin, so long as said
property. is actually used and occupied
Section 3. This act shall take e. effeot
and be IN force from and after its pas
sage and publication.
Approved June 81, 1e11. Local Law.
No. 1o4s, Al Published June 20, 1911.
AN XII T. Rm tSa t saoen OF Fs5 ' II tn.
school boards and board Of education.
The people Of the State OF. Wisconsin.
Section I. Section 48s OF the stat
Etes Is amended, to, read: Section 43s,
Hhe school board Of any school district
may make all rules needful for the or
sanization, graduation and government
ct the school or schools under their
N6an d0ps rules ss to rb bs s me
jority Of the board is flea With the
olerki may establish and maintain an
pngraded department. when in the dis
may be deemed advisable; may suspend
any pupil from school for noncompli-
hnoe with the rules made by themselves
HAY expel any pupil " wh an5 H?S upon
due examination, they find him guilty
Of persistent. refusal or neglect to obey
the rules Of the school and become sat
isied that the interests Of the school
demand his expulsion; and may admit
free of tuition any person between
twenty and thirty years of age resid-
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ing in the district to any school under
their control, when in their judgment IT
will not interfere with the pupils OF
Section .. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after It's pas
sage and publication.
Approved June 27, 1911. Copy Law.
No. ITS, ST. Published June 2s. 1911.
CHAPTER 465, LAWS OF 1911. -.
AN ACT to amend section 1416-l9 or
the statutes, relating to PUBIC healtn'
The people of the State Of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows:
Section /. Section 141e-1s Of the
statutes is amended to read: sect1on
health officer, or representative OF
any local board of health. to attend a
local conference called by the secretary
quired to do so by the latter, for consul
tatiOn or conference concerning the re-
striction and prevention Of contagious
and infectious diseases or for the con-
tary matters affecting their respective
district; and the expenses of the health
officer or representative shall be certi--
fed by the. board appointing him and IN
paid out of the general funds or the
city, incorporated village, or town
where such board is established, pro
vided that no board Of health shall be
required or authorized to send health
one conference in any one year. NO
local conference shall be authorized
under the provisions of this act except
in cases where dangerous, ontagious,
or infectious diseases are present in the
district, or when other conditions dam
gerous to the life and health of the
people are found to exist. The secre-
tary of the state board Of health may
provide bi-annually for state confer
ence of health officers and health COM
missioners Of cities and villages to be
held at such time and place as the state
board of health may determines; the ex-
commissioner in attending such confer
ence to be paid by the incorporated vii.
lage or city, upon the certification of
the secretary Of the state board OF
health.
Section 2. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its pas
sage and publication.
Approved June u. 1911. Copy Law.
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No 610, 81 Published June 29, 1911.
CHAPTER 473. LAWS OE 1911.

NIIAI I LIe TO La W . OD 45IIs
AN ACT to validate contracts hereto
fore made by cities. relating to water
supply.
The people Of the State of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows:
Section 1. Ali contracts heretofore
made and entered into by any city
owning, maintaining, or operating a
system of water works with any other
city or village in the state. for sup
plying and furnishing such other viii
lage or city with water, are hereby
validated and legalized.
Section 2. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after it's pas
sage and publication.
Approved June %, 1911. Copy Law.
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and be in force from and after it's pas
sage and publication.
Approved June 20, 1911. Copy Law.
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No. 904, Al Published june 20, 1911.
CHAPTER 461, LAWS OF 1911.
AN ACT to create sections Goat, 604u,
6O4v, 604w and COAX of the statutes,
granting authority to create hos
pital or pavilion for the chronic in
sane who may be affected by pulmo-
nary tuberculosis.
The people Of the State of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows:
Section l. There are added to the
statutes five new sections to read:
Section GOAT. 1. In any county operat-
ng S Se tu asyu boa 9T n sy WITH
consent Of the state board of control,
erect upon the grounds of the asylum,
a hospital or pavilion for the care OF
the chronic insane who may be aHecteu
by pulmonary tuberculosis.
2. Before any such building can De
erected, plans, drawings and Speclnca-
ttons must be first submltted TO and
thorized to levy taxes and issue bonds
to defray the expenses OF eqT oy tne
buildings, furnishing them Lor use anu
maintaining them.
Section 6O4u Such hospital or pa
vilion shall, when so erected, be placed
under the charge and management of
the trustees of the county asylum, for
the chronic insane, to be used by them
as a part of such county asylum.
Section 604v. The state board of con-
troll is hereby authorized to transfer to
such hospital for the chronic tubercular
insane such chronic insane Of the coun-
ty erecting such hospital, and such
chronic insane Of other counties as 1t
may be satisfied are afflicted with pull
monary tuberculosis, to such de-
gree as to render them carriers or
spreaders of that disease.
Section 604w. Whenever such hos
pital for chronic tubercular insane shall
have been built, according to the plans
and specif1ca tiOns approved by the state
board of control, said board shall cause
a certificate Of that fact signed by the
president and secretary thereof, to be
filed with the secretary Of state, and
thereafter such county shall receive
for the care Of such chronic tubercular
insane belonging to it's own county, as
it shall care for on the order of the
state board of control, three dollars
per week, for each such person, and
Four dollars and fifty cents per week
for such patents as belong to other
counties or are state at large patients,
and if such patients are residents OF
other counties, the counties in which
they have a residence shall pay to the
stae one dollar and fifty cents per week.
Section SOAK. The amounts due to
the counties for the maintenance Of
such chronic tubercular patients shall
be collected in the same manner as col
1eCtiOnS are made for the chronic In
sane in county aSylums.
Section 2. This act shall take erect
and be in force from and after it's pas
sage and publication.
Approved June "a, 1911. copy Law.