Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-08-22

offices therein, the public grounds sur
rounding such structures, and all Off
superintendent of public property.
4. There Is annually appropriated,
beginning July 1, 1913, such sums as
may be necessary, payable from any
moneys in the general fund not other
wise appropriated. for the superintend-
ent of public property for the pur-
chase of permanent property for the
light, heat and power plant. the exc
including all offices contained therein,
the public grounds surrounding such
structures, and offices outside of the
capitol supplied by the superintendent
of public property. But whenever a
separate appropriation is made for the
any of the places above mentioned, the
cost of such property shall DE charged
to the separate appropriation made by
law and shall not be charged to the ap-
preparation made in this subsection.
5. Whenever a state office or officer
shall requisition permanent property
and shall direct the cost thereof to
be charged to the appropriation pro-
vided by law for such office or officer,
the superintendent Of public property
shall purchase and furnish such prop
erty and the cost thereof shall be
charged to the proper appropriation
for the office or officer requiSitioning
such property.
g. There is annually appropriated
such sums as may be necessary, pay
able from any moneys in the general
fund not otherwise appropriated, for
the superintendent of public property
as a contingent appropriation to cover
the cost of materials supplies, servi-
ces and expenses required by law to
be furnished by the superintendent to
any state office or officer and which
cost is not chargeable to any other
appropriation.
Section g. Section 2SSb and subsec-
ton of section 2410a and section 172
of the statutes and subsection of
section 2 of chapter 316 laws of 1909
and section 1 of chapter rs laws Of
1913 are amended to read: Section
28Sb. For the purpose of better safe
guarding the health of the state en-
ployes and the general public who fire.
quent the capitol building, the super
intendent of public property shall pro-
vide and equip a room or rooms in the
capitol building as a sterilizing cham
Der or chambers to be used for thor
oughly cleansing and disinfecting Gus
pidors, substantially according to the
Manning system as now established
and used in the government printing
office at Washington, District of Col
umbia, and for cleansing and disinfect-
ing such other materials and appli-
ances used in the capitol building as
+ Il The cost Of such room or rooms
shall not exceed one thousand dollars
and shall be charged to the appropria-
ton provided in subsection of section
172-18.
(section 241oa) 2. The superintend-
ent Of public property shall, y
carry such order or orders into effect.
Section 172. There is hereby annu-
ally appropriated out of the general
fund a sum sufficient to pay all SAL
bursements authorized by these stat
uteS to be made, = where such
salaries, compensations or other dis
bursements are not by law charged or
are not properly chargeable to any
other appropriation.
(Chapter SIG, Laws 1909 (Section p
s. The commission is authorized to
construct all necessary terraces, retain
capitol and to lay out suitable drives
and walks in the capitol park, and
for the purpose of suitably furnishing
and decorating the capitol, the COM
provide suitable furniture, furnish
ings and fixtures, and decorations,
paintings and sculpture, according to
the plans heretofore adopted The
commission is directed to install a
system of mail chutes or tubes in the
capitol which will provide for cen
trail place Of collection. Said commits
sion is empowered to connect such syS-
tenn with the post office in the city of
Madison, If, in their Judgment, that
would be practicable and possible.
(Chapter 25, Laws 1919 Section l..
There is appropriated the sum of four
hundred fifty thousand dollars, in ad-
dition to the appropriation already
made, payable from any money in the
general fund not otherwise appropriate
ed, for the state highway commission.
to be used in payment of one-thlrd of
the cost of roads, and one-fifth of the
nf but +1I 49, IA
to be constructed in the calendar year
of 1913, pursuant to authorizations by
towns and counties in the calendar
year 1912, in accordance with the pro-
visions of sections 1317nl-1 to 1317m
is, inclusive, Of the statutes, and a
sum equal to the amount thus appro-
priated shall be levied and collected
as provided by law to reimburse the
general fund for the amount thus ap-
propriated therefrom.
Section 4. Sections 1000 and 20.91,
subdivision CD of section 157 of the
statutes and chapter 1853 of the laws
of 1913 are repealed.
Section 5. There are added to the
statutes eleven new sections. two new
subsections and two new subdivisions
to read: Section 2090 1. The cost
Of printing provided for in section
and sections 2O64, 2o65 and 2O7O shall
be charged to the appropriation for
the legislature.
2. The cost of printing provided for
in sections 20.06, 20.66 and 20.67 shall
pc charged to the proper appropriation
for the secretary of state.
3. The cost Of printing provided for
in sections 20.17, 20.195 and 20.22 shall
be charged to the appropriation made
to the revisor of statutes for this pur-
pose.
4. The cost of printing provided for
in section 20.19 shall be charged to
the appropriation charged with the
cost of the original edition of such
publications.
8. The cost Of printing provided
for in section 1923 shall be charged
to the appropriation made to the in
dustrial commission for this purpose.
6. The cost of printing provided
for in sections 1924, 2025 and 20.26
shall be charged to the proper appro-
priation for the state officer, depart
ment, board, commission or other body
whose report or message is printed.
7. The cost of printing provided for
in sections 20.27 and 20.2S shall be
charged to the proper appropriation
for the state officer, department, board,
commission or other body for which
such printing is done.
s. The cost of plates and electro
types required for the various kinds
of printing shall be charged to the
proper appropriation for the state Of
ticer, department, board, commission
or other body for whose use such
MATES or electrOtVneS are obtained