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

NO. c ca p 67 Hp' LAWS OF OF 1918.
AN AcTTe create SECTIONS es4 1 77sa 1 172
ia, 172-l4, 172-l5, 172-i6, 172
u 172-19' 7521s0 u.s. 172m22, 17 572
tions 1923, 1910, 172-44, 172-
46, 172-47, 1870, 1871, 1873,
1920, 1870, 172-61, 1873 sub
SECTION S., section 172-67, sections
TT, 172-S5, 172-88, 172-S9, 172-
172-101, 172-102, 172-105, 172-
100, 172-114, 172-115, and 172-125
appropriations and making appro-
priations for the various state Off
GERS, departments, boards, commits
sions and other bodies therein
The people of the State of Wiscon-
sin, represented in Senate and Assem-
bly,, do enact as follows:
Section I. There are added to the
statutes ffty-eight new sections and
three new subsections to read:
Section 172-1. There is annually
appropriated beginning July 1, 1913,
such sums as may be necessary, pay
fund not otherwise appropriated for
the Legislature to carry into effect the
powers, duties and functions provided
by law for said body, including con-
tingent expenditures as provided in
section 1911.
Section 172-2 t. There is annually
appropriated, beginning July l, 1918,
twenty-three thousand six hundred
the general fund not otherwise ap-
propriated, for the executive depart
ment to carry into effect the powers,
duties and functions provided by law
for said department.
2. There is annually appropriated,
beginning July I, 1913, two thousand
dollars, payable from any moneys in
the general fund not otherwise APP
propriated, as contingent appropria-
ton for the executive department to
carry into effect the powers duties
and functions provided by law for
said department.
appropriated, beginning July 1, 1918,
one hundred f1fty-eight thousand dol
larss payable from any moneys In the
general fund not otherwise appropri-
ated, for the Wisconsin national guard
to carry into effect the powers, duties
and functions provided by law for that
| body. This appropriation shall cover
all allowances and expenses Of the ma
tionaIl guard including allowances to
the Light Horse Squadron, to Troop
| A. First Cavalry, to First Battery
Field Artillery and to the Naval Mill
tia; and this appropriation together
Win OLHGT III Ln1S sec
ton shall be in lieu of all other ap-
preparations for the above purposes
! 2. There is appropriated such sums
! as may be necessary. payable from
any moneys in the general fund not
otherwise appropriated, to enable the
| Wisconsin national guard to meet
| emergencies in case of war, riot or
great public calamity
3. The uneXpended balances Of the
| lost military property fund provided
| for by section SAG and of the Spanish
war fund provided for by section 649
-29a, shall be turned into the general
moneys received or collected under the
| provisions Of these sections shall with
| in one week Of receipt be paid into
the general fund of the state treasury.
| The balance SO transferred and all
moneys so deposited are appropriated
| for the Wisconsin national guard to be
| used for the purchase of new military
| property and for permanent property
| and improvements at the state military
| reservation at Camp Douglas.
! 4. There is appropriated on July
| ], 1913 five thousand dollars, payable
| from any moneys in the general fund
not otherwise appropriated. for the
Wisconsin national guard for purchase
| and installation of lighting plant, con-
| struction of barns and sheds and for
| other permanent property and improve
| ments.
5. There is appropriated on July l.,
| 1913. eight thousand dollars, payable
| from any moneys in the general fund
| not otherwise appropriated, to enable
the Wisconsin national guard and the
Wisconsin naval militia to participate
| in the celebration of the centennial Of
| Perry's victory on Lake Erie.
| Section 1925. There is annually
| appropriated, beginning July /, 1913,
such sums as may be necessary, pay
able from any moneys In the general
fund not otherwise appropriated, for
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| the powers duties and functions pro-
vided by law for said supreme court.
| Section 1877. l. There Is annually
! appropriated, beginning July 1, 1913,