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

sary or requisite for the proper and
nance o. said bridge.
Section 2. Sucn bridge shall be con-
structed at such nelgnt above water
level and in such manner as not un-
necessarily or materially to obStTuCt
or hinder the flow of water or unneceS~
sarily to impede navigation for loss,
LUMBER, and RATS on SuCh river and so
as to permit the passage OF row boats
and otner similar small water crafts.
Section 3. Such bridge so construct
ed shall be deemed lawful structure,
and said Wisconsin Realty Company is,
and its successors and assig nS are, au-
thoriled and empowered to keep, main
tain. replace, and repair the same
Section 4. The right of tn, Iegisla-
ture to alter or repeal this act is here
by expressly reserved.
Section 5. This act shall take effect
and De in force from and after it's pas
sage and publication.
Approved May rs, 1911. Local Law.
No. 1z6, 81 Published May q, 1911.
CHAPTER 212, LAWS OF ISL.
AN ACT to amend section 2846 OF the
statutes, relatine to the prepare ton
of court calendars
The people of the State of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows:
Section /. Section 2846 of the stat
uteS is amended to read: Section 2846.
/. The clerk shall prepare a calendar
for each term of the circuit court of all
actions in which such notes of issues
have been so FLED, containing the title
of each such action, the names of the
attorneys, and the date of the issue,
and arranged according to the dates of
issue in three classes:
l. Issues OF fact to be tried by jury.
2. Issues Of fact to be tried by the
court.
3. Issues of law.
In which order the calendar shall be
n - n
parties, the dispatch of business, or the
prevention of injustice, the court shall
otherwise direct. In all actions pend
ing on appeal, the date of filing the re-
turn on appeal shall be deemed the
date of issue
2. In circuit courts having one thou
sand or more actions on the term calen-
dar, the clerk may, with the approval
of the court, for the purpose of eXpe
diting the printing of such calendar,
arrange the actions according to the
other pleading necessary to comemnce
the action, and the serial record num-
Der Of every action shall be it's calen-
dar number.
Section 2. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after it's pas
sage and publication.
Approved May rs, 1911. Copy Law,
NO. c c1G 21 So hAWs OF Ill -
AN ACT to amend sections els, ego,
648 649-19, and 649-25 of the stat
utes relating to the organizati sion and
discipline of the Wisconsin National
Guard, and making an appropriation
therefor
The people of the State of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows: oo
Section. l, SECTIONS 616, go, G48, SO
adjutant general subject to the APP
prevail of the governor, may purchase
a travelling library of military text
books for each regiment of infantry
Section $40. The quartermaster gem
eraI shall, subject to the approval of
the governor, issue to the commanding
officer of each regularly organized
members of the non commissioned staff
such arms, accOutrements, uniforms,
quartermaster's and ordnance stores,
supplies for rife practice and such
other supplies, drill regulations, text
books, blanks, and papers as may be
necessary, taking receipts and causing
proper returns to be made Tor the
same. The, quartermaster general,
subject to the approval OF the gov
ernOr, may contract for the purchase
and transportation Of the supplies pro-
vided for in this section
Section 648. There shall be paid an
nually to each company commander
and to each regimental and separate
battalion adjutant,e a from the state STAT
regimental commander shall receive
annually for the incidental expenses Of
the regimental headQuarters and staff
not less than one hundred dollars and
each battalion commander fifty dollars,
and each such regimental commander
shall annually report to the adjutant
general the disposition made OF such
fund.
Section 649-19. Each company and
band shall provide at It's own expense
a suitable room or building for an ar,
other needed provisions for safe keep
ing of the QuaTtermaSterS and ord
nance stores and supplies issued by the
state, and shall keep therein the same
when not in lawful use, except when
an armory has been provided for the
entire regiment to which the company
or band may be attached. When such
company or band shall be found by
means Of the annual inspection, pro-
vided for in this chapter, to be prop
erly organized to have at least the
minimum number of members; to be
W~li uniformed: to be Well equipped
with the necessary arms, accoutre-
ments, and to have its QuartarmaSter's
ordnance stores in good condII0n; to
have assembled for inspection and drill
as provided by law, and if the COM
handing officer or such company or the
officer or commissioned officer in
charge of such band shall have made
all the muster rolls and returns re
Quired by law or orders, all Of which
shall be evidenced by the certificate of
the adjutant general; and when such
certified inspection report shall be APP
proved by the governor, each such
company shall except as provided in
chapter 365 of the laws of 1895, an
nually be paid, upon the receipt of its
commanding officer the following APP
propriations in addition to those other
wise provided for in this chapter. Each
company of infantry stationed in o city
containing less than fifty thousand in
habitants, according to the last state
or national census, not less than five
hundred dollars. zach company of in
fantry stationed IN city containing
more than fifty thousand Inhabitants
according to such census, not less than
cavalry and battery or light artillery
ca CHI not less than eight hundred dol
lars, and the bands each not less than
the sum of two hundred dol
lars The above appropriations shall
be full compensation for armory rent
and for all other expenses. not other
wise provided for in this chapter.
Section 649--25. The state camp
grounds near Camp Douglas Juneau
county, shall be known as the Wiscon-
sin state military reservation, and
there may be expended, subject to the
approval Of the governor, and in addi-
tion 90 any special appropriations, for
the maintenance, care, enlargement
and improvements thereon, such sums
as may be needed annually.
The officers in charge of the state
military reservation shall have on such
reservation the police powers pos