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

inclusive. he shall affix to the package.
cask or barrel containing the same, a
brand, stamp, seal or mark, or any re-
CURED combination thereof, containing
the words, approved tor illuminating,
heating or power purposes" and IL gas
oline, benzine, naptha and other like
products of petroleum, the numerals
denoting its actual gravity, with the
name and district and the day of test
ing over his official signature upon
such package, caSk or barrel and issue
to the person for whom inspected, a
certificate Of inspection and approval,
reciting the number of barrels, or in
case OF tank cars, the name of the
tank car line, with the number OF said car.
with the number of barrels contained,
the commercial name of the oil or gas
oline, benzine, naptha and other like
products of petroleum. with the test
found as to explosive quality and gray-
ity, and the actual gravity of gasoline.
benzine, naptha and other like products Of
petroleum and the date Of inspection.
2. But If the oil so tested shall not
meet the requirements specified in this
chapter he shall mark in plain letters by
! stencil, brand, stamp or seal as required,
he words, rejected for Illuminating pur
poses," with the date of testing, name
OF the district, and his official signature.
and issue a certificate to that effect and
1t shall be unlawful for any person to sell
poses
3. Said brand and stamp for the APP
prevail of oils, gasoline, benzine, naph-
tina, and other like products of petro-
! ieum shall further contain such num-
erals indicating the degree such oils
test, and if any person shall sell or
offer for sale any such rejected oils,
! he shall be punished by fine of not
less than one hundred dollars nor more
than one thousand dollars, or by i'm
prisonment in the county jail not more
| than six months, or by both such fine
and Imprisonment
Section so. Subsection of section
ITO and sections 1421n and 1421p Of
! the statutes are repealed.
! Section SO. There is added to sec
! ton 40 of the statutes new subsec-
| ton to be numbered and to read: (Sec-
ton 100 6. (a) The supervisor of
inspection of Illuminating oils shall re-
ceive an annual salary of two thou
sand dollars.
(b) Each deputy inspector of illum-
mating oils shall be entitled to a sal
airy payable monthly, the amount of
| which is to be determined by the num-
Der of barrels containing not less than
fifty gallons actually Inspected by such
| deputy during the month as follows:
| For each of the first ten, thirty cents;
for each of the second ten twenty-five
cents; for each of the third ten, twenty
cents; for each of the fourth ten, fif-
teen cents; for each Of the next sixty,
ten cents; for each of the next two
! hundred, eight cents; for each Of The
fourth and fifth hundred, six cents; for
each in excess of five hundred, five
cents provided that in no case shall
a deputy inspector receive more than
one hundred dollars in any month un-
der this subdivision as such salary.
Co The clerks, stenographers and
Iak oaIn oh l.
aries and compensation as shall be fixed
by the supervisor of inspectors.
(d) The said supervisor deputy In
spectors, clerks, stenographers and
other employees shall be entitled to re-
ceive their actual and necessary trav-
cling expenses incurred in the dis
charge of their official duties.
(e) Such salaries, fees, co'@pensa-
ton and expenses shall be charged to
the appropriation for the department
of inspection of Illuminating oils
Section 93a. Any moneys in the oil
inspection fund at the time OF the pas
sage and publicati of this act shall
be transferred to the general fund OF
the state treasury and shall be avail
able for state account generally The
secretary of state shall draw his pro-
per warrant for such transfer.
PARK BOARD, STATE.
Section "a. Subsection IA of section
1494t-3m of the statutes is amended
to read:
received from the sale of wood, timber
rocks or other products or attributes
of the park lands shall be paid into
the state treasury.
Section 95. Sections 1494p-1, 1494p
I-2. 1494t-2 and 1494t-6 Of the stat
utes are repealed.
PHARMACY BOARD.
Section So. Subsection of section
14O9c of the statutes is amended TO
read:
(Section 10000 5. The secretary
shall keep a record of the proceedings
of the board and a book IN Whlch ne
shall enter the names and the places
of business of all persons reslsinGi ~
under this chapter; such book shall De
prima facie evidence as to VINO are
registered pharmacists or reglstereo
assistants pharmacists. He small fror,
give such bond as the poard may iiohi
time to time require. 80 ~
Section 81 Subsections and OF
section 1409c of the statutes are re-
pealed. - .oo
ton ITO of the statutes new subsec-
ton to read: (Section l70) 40. EacL
member of the pharmacy board snail
receive five dollars for each day actu-
ally engaged in the performance OF
his official duties and shall be relm-
bursed his actual and necessary traV-
/. cling expenses in attending meetings
The salaries, compensation and eXpens-
es provided for in this subsection shall
be paid out of the state treasury ano
charged to the appropriation Tor the
state board of pharmacy
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
Section 90. Section 94ab of the stat
uteS is repealed.
Section 100. There is added to sec
ton ITO of the statutes a new subsec-
ton to read: (Section 100 49, Each
presidential elector in this state who shai
attend and cast his vote for president
and vice president shall receive two
dollars and fifty cents for each DAY
attendance and ten cents for every mile
he shall travel in going to and return
ing from the place where the electors
shall meet, on the most usual route
and all payments made under this SUD-
section Shall be charged to the appro-
priation for presidential electors
RAILROAD COMMISSION.
Section 1o1 Subdivisions (h) and
(k) of section 1911, subdivisions (a)
and )b) of section 1913, sections
1870, 1871 and 1797m-40, sub
section / of section 1797m-54, section
1797m-55, subsection of section 1927
m-1O2 and section 1797m-106 OF the
statutes are amended to read:
(Section 1797-D (h) Said commits
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