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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-29
[Publishea August 4. 1918,

No 624 81 lPubishea August 4 1919
CHAPTER 745, LAWS OF 1918.
AN ACT To amend subsection ! OF section 94S OF
tho statutes. relating TO the issue OF municipal
bonds.
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin represented in
Senate and Assembly do enact as follows
Section 4 Subsection / Of section 943 or the stat
Mes f. amended to read (Secton 943 l. No
bonds shall inany case be issued by town ylIage
or city until the proposition for their issue for the
suecia purpose thereof shall have been submitted TO
the people Of such municipality and adopted by
majority voting thereon: II to be issued to AID
the construction of railroad until the proposition
for the issue thereof shall have been accepted In one
Of the modes provided therefor In this chapter nor
shall any such bonds he issued payable after period
of twenty years be issued until an ordinance or
resolution shall have been lawfully passed directing
that there shall be annually levied tax IN addition
70 ali ether taxes SUFFICIENT to pay. when de, the
interest annually to grow due such bonds ana
also to Day and discharge the principal thereof by
the time the same shall be due Every such taS sna
he after the issue Of such bonds rrepealabe and pc
annually levied and collected ON all faxahe properly
on The assessment roll Of such municipality, and ths
meney raised thereby shall be kept as separau
FIND irerYocably pledged to such purpose and shal
not be employed in any other except when the com
mon council by ordinance adopted by vote OF np
ness than two-thirds OF its members, shall direc
that any laoney so raised and still incorporated shal
I've sed for the purpose Of purchasing or paying tt
whole or a part OF said bonds; in which case ths
,1nexnended money may be used 50 directed and
the fax shall thereupon and TO that extent be thereby
Section 2. This act takes effect when published
Approved August 2, 1918.
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No 1O47 Al Published August .. 1918.
cHAPTER za4 LAWS OLE 1913

No 1047 Al published August 2. 1919.
CHAPTER 7s4 LAWS OF 1913.
eAN ACT. TO amend section 1913 Of the statutes,
relating to credit for labor highways; to repeal
section 1858 Of the statutes and to create new
section Of the statutes 70 be numbered section 1858.
relating to the compensation Of highway commits
sioners.
The people Of the state Of wisconsin represented IN
Senate and Assembly. do enact follows:
Section Il Section 1913 Of the statutes is amended
to read Section l948 Every person assessed to pay
Highway taxes in such town may appear at the time
and place and with such implements and teams as
the superintendent Of highways in his notice shall
have required. and work in person or by an able
bodied substitute; and every such person who shall
80 appear and work. or who shah cause substitute
to so appear and work agreeahly to the direction OF
unless different amount is fixed by the annual town
meeting, shall be credited his highway tax
two dollars for every day he or his sun
stitute shall actually work eight hours. .
and one dollar and fifty cents day for each yoke
OF oxen and wagon or plow and two dol
lars day for each span Of horses and wagon or
pillow he shall furnish agreeably the requirements
OF said superintendent and the amounts herein set
forth shall be credited on highway taxes for services
implements and teams in towns where highway taxes
are paid in labor and the shall apply to towns
that shall have adopted the cash system of paying
such highway taxes; but III either the annual
town meeting shah have authority to fix different
compensation than is herein provided.
Section 2 Section 1858 Of the statutes is repealed
Section 3. There is added to the statutes new
section to read: Section 1858 l. If any superin-
tendent in any town district In which the high
way taxes are payable in labor shall be employed
more time in executing his several duties such
superintendent than shall be necessary for the pay
ment of his highway taxes he shall be paid for the
excess in cash.
2. In al towns unless different compensation
is fixed by the annual town meeting, the highway
superintendent shall be paid at the rate Of two
lars and fifty cents for each day of eight hours act
ualy and necessarily devoted to the discharge Of his
duties of such superintendent the account for his
compensation shall be submitted to the supervisors
and allowance by them thes amount thereof shall
be paid by the town. in cash, out of the bridge ana
read fund provided, that In towns where the hign
way taxes are payable in labor the highway taxes
charged against any such superintendent shall flrsv
be deducated from the amount found due him and
the balance. If any, shall be paid to him by the
town. in cash, out Of said fund
Section A. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after the first day Of April 1914.
Approved August 1, 1913
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CHAPTER 7At LAWS or snts = 49,

Az .cr, D7Afl EH I4t, LAWS OF 1918.
AN ACE To amend section 294g of 4he statntaa re-
~, Iating TO costs in the supreme court
-Is q the State Of Wisconsin represented IN
Sehate and Assembly. do enact as follows.
section l. Section 2949 of the statutes Is amended
% read Section 29i9. No costs shall he allowed II
.ne supreme court to the prevailing party on any
appeal or writ OF in any civil action or proceed
s eo excepting The fees of the clerk of the supreme
~, twenty nVe dollars attorneys fees. the fees OF
lle clerk below for transmitting and certifying N.
record including the paid for such copies q IN,
nniuI.es q me phonegraphic reporter as ar,
20 procured Tor the purpose OF settling the bill
q exceptions and the sum paid for printing not ex
ossutfs one dollar per page for printipi
Eases ana briefs, In all not exceeding one hnndreS
, ana nltyN pages When the judgment of the couri
o or'o~ snal se affirmed in part in part
Vr armed as to some Of the parties and reversed Is
to othtrs or modified the costs shan he In the d,
sretloh q the court In all other actions writs ana
paoSsseinss therein excepting criminal actions cost,
May ne allowed In the discretion of the court NOT
exceeding the amount aforesaid
and publication. 49, p@9Saee
Approved August 2. 1918
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CHAPTER z42. LAWS rs 1aia 80

w. oSS' g. Published August 4 1913
a.. CHAPTER 742. LAWS OF 1918.
AN ALL 70 rereal section 10 of chapter sac Of The
Ielormatory and section 81 Of chapter Sss OF the
laws OF 1897 relating to building and loan associa
.ions, ana 70 amend section 497S Of the statutes
repeating certain session laws
- peopte u the StaSe or Wisconsin. represented in
sehale ana Assembly do enact as follows:
section l. Section 10 OF chapter SAG Of the laws
OF dSS. and section 81 Of chapter s6s Of the laws
Seeuon That part of section 1878 Of the statutes
which enumerates acts of 1897 + ampnded ~, str5S
ins thefeIrom the two parentheses contained therein
ana their respective included words namely rex
cept section l9l and ''(except section 81,
Section g. This act takes effect upon passage and
publication. f'ee """
Approved August ., 1918
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CHAPTER 744. LAWS OF 1919

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CHAPTER 744 LAWS OF 1918.
AN ACT, TO repeal chapter 500 laws of 1913 and
section 959-4ln of the statutes. TO amend section
959--41o and TO create section 95941p Of the stat
uteS and to validate certain ordinances relating tn
police and fire commissions in cities of the fourth
class
The people Of the state OF Wisconsin represented in
Senate and Assembly do enact as follows:
Section / Chapter 500 laws Of 1918 and section
959-4ln of the statutes are repealed
Section 2. Section 959-4lo of the statutes Is
amended to read; Section 959-41o In any city
having population Of four thousand less sections
959-4Il and 959-4im 80 OF the statutes shall
only apply II the common council by majority vote
and the approval Of the mayor. by q wothlFds
vote without such approval shall adopt said sections
but the common council may at any time thereafter
rescind such action By like vote, and thereupon
said sections shall not apply
Section s. A new section Is added 10 the statutes
to read: Section 95941p. The officers in cities 81
the fourth class having population Of four thousand
or less inhabitants, that have not adopted or have
959-41l and 959-4im. Of the statutes. shall be
mayor treasurer clerk. comptroller. attorney. two or
as the common council may determine BY ordinance.
street commissioner chief OF fire department, one
or more policemen two aldermen and one supervisor
from each ard and such other officers or boards as
the common council may deem necessary Provided.
that the council by two-thirds vote may
dispense with any Of such officers except Justices OF
the ard provide that the duties Of such officers
may be performed by any other officer or board
Section 4. The acts. ordinances. and resolutions
OF all cities of the fourth class having population
of four thousand less by which they rescnded and
repealed or attempted TO resend and repeal the
adoption Of section 959-4ll 959-4lm and 939--4ln
Of the statutes. and their acts and ordinances there
after relating to the appointment removal or respa
ton of their police and fire officers or departments
are hereby validated and legalzed. Provided, how
ever that nothing In this act shall apply TO super
visors in any city in county having population
OF $50 900
Section g. This act takes effect hen published
Approved August 2, 1913
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70. 1872 81 Published August 3. lara
CHAPTER zse. LAWS OF lala

NO. ls2. 81 Published August q 1913
CHAPTER 7ss. LAWS OF 1918.
AN ACT To create section 1866 Of the stat,,tea
relating to the operation Of vessels on waters Of
this state y
The people OF the State Of Wisconsin, represented In
Senate and Assembly do enact as follows: -
section to read: Section 16S6-59. l. Every hoaf
launch vessel or other water propelled In whole
or IN part by steam, gasoline petroleum naul1ths
fluid, electricity or By other engine power when he
ing operated water under the exclusive i,ris
diction Of the state Of Wisconsin shall from ona
hour after sunset to hour before sunrise carry
and keep continuously lighted the following lrfts.
on the bow or fore part OF such boat red and
green light. the same to be visible from head on
view and screened that neither maJ be seen
across the bow aud also placed and screened 50 as
not to be discernible from the rear and on the rr
or stern q such boat. white light
Al vessels named in subsection that travel
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CHAPIER zAa LAMs ~ -

- WAITER 743, LAWS OF 1873
AN AL. 10 amend subdivisions (al {hl and tc)
Oh subsection 10 of section 025-52 of the statutes
authorizing common councils Of cities of TWENTY
five thousand inhabitants or more 20 set aside dis
tets Tor residential purposes and prohibit the cree
uon ana maintenance Of factories and limit the 10
eRuon OF places Of business therein.
Inc people or the State of Wisconsin represented 10
senate and Assembly do enact as follows:
Seclon l. Subdivisions tai. Oh and (cl Of sub
seetlon 70 OF section 925-52 are amended to readi
(925-521 G5) (al, The common council in cifIe.
OF twenty five thousand or more are author
ized 70 set apart portions Of such cities to be used
exclusively Tor residential purposes and to prohibit
the erection and maintenance Of factories docks or
other similar concerns within such districts. Such
cues may IN Ike manner restrain the encroachnent
or business houses purely residence districts and
require the consent of the majority of landowners and
residents OF such districts improved before such
business is permitted such streets and making as
lew unit as one block. The power granted may he
exercised upon the initiative of the common council
or upon the petition of ten more residents in The
district or block TO be affected All such exercise Of
power herein granted may be enforced by appropriate
fines and penalties prescribed hy ordinance
tbl The enactment OF ordinances excluding fac
tories, docks, other similar concerns from resi-
dental districts shall lie final and conclusive finding
that factories operated in such district are aetr-
mental to the health. comfort and welfare Of The
residents Of said cities.
(cl The power herein granted shall not be con-
strued as suspendng or abrogating any general law
sanitary regulation made by authority of such laws
similar already erected established except
to require the to be operated in sanitary
manner
Section 2 This act shall take effect upon passage
and publication.
Approved August @ 1913.
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,,on ao14lim such bonds shall g eaesrse g
Ssy ana shah be nied with US syssr the
panking q , s1s Is The bokrl Of directors Ihe
,'fs books # each assecatiun snsn s0sss.a
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-29

17O63-Dan Helm, road work hlchtnoh"
township, $500.
17o64--Goodridge-Call Lumber Co..
lumber burial poor, $6.25.
17O65-Frank Barnes. auto hire, wow
17066-First Nat. Bank. gopher boun-
ty, s25 rs.
warrants Nos. .7os7 to 1906, inclus.
i've. of SIS, 90 each, amounting to $zVu.Ov,
are in paying for services OF TOWNSHIP
clerks for issuing gopher bounty certih'
August Doehle, clerk Wild Rose town
s White, clerk Long Lake township.
G. A. Funston, clerk Morton M, + townsh; ;p
y B. Irvine. clerk Missouri township.
Row Cotton, clerk Thelma township.
N M. Marvel, clerk Taft township;
Geo. II. Doan, clerk Logan
Robtt. Z; BOYD CLERK Era B9yd o teWhsnIp.
H %. Johns. clerk DriscO1 township.
u. L. Amundsen, clerk Sterling own
/ ii. E. wildfang, clerk Mckenzie town
Lyman Harris. clerk Menoken town
John Bostrom, clerk Gibbs township.
G. Reid, clerk Hay Creek township.
Alfred Siverson, clerk Clear lake
NJ. p. Tollefson. clerk, Christiana town
S.. T.. Clizbe, clerk sibley Butte town
Tebbo Harms. clerk Frances township.
w. H. Morris, clerk Burnt creek
township.
G. M. Bjerke, clerk Lein township;
O. r. Pesonen, clerk Lyman township.
Fl. M. Ward, clerk Cromwell township.
Robt. Nelson, clerk Crofte township
p. r.. Hatch. clerk Glenvtew Township.
A. l.. Barlass, clerk Harriet township.
Geo. Anderson. clerk Wing township.
I.H. Farley, clerk Rock Hill toW1tAhtr.
Fred Rupp, clerk Ghylfn township.
John c.. Hilken. clerk Eckluld town
ship.
e. F. Lindsey. clerk canneld township.
H, T. Anderson. clerk Estfervine
chas. W. Noon, clerk Grass Lake
township.
4. !: Wilkinson. clerk Hazel Groyye
township.
II. Lyle, clerk Florence Lake tor'nr-
John A.. Novak, clerk Summit toWn-
John Anderson, clerk Pleasant visw
L. L. Morgan. clerk Hawkeye towns
ship. &s
A's1's s1'' - 4. 3. Ff1AHERTx.
County Audftor.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-29

Commissioner kositzy moved that the
for rebuilding the bridge de-
scribed In the above resolution be award
cd to the Fargo Bridge and Iron Com
pany Of Fargo for $500. said price be-
Ing as low as the last bid accepted by
this board for like work.
Upon roll call Co,Mmissio ,ers. L'avies,
Kositzky. Sandry and Thompson voted
aye.
Moved and seconded that the auditor
change the acreage on 1913 assessment
book IN lots ! and 3 In section "a, town.
ship l4l. range 81. from AZ and a frae-
tion acres to l5 acres. as this has been
cut away by the Missouri river. On roll
calr all commissioners voted aye.
Upon motion the meeting adjourned to
evening. IL. ,
Evening session. The Board Of Coun-
ty Commissioners met pursuant 10 ad-
iournment. On roll call Commissioners
Davies. Kositzky and Thompson re-
sponded.
The county auditor submitted the fol.
lowing statement of the expenditures OF
Burleigh county for the year ending June
80, 1919:
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17O49-Ernest Mcclure, 2 wosk
Naughton township. @2s.OV. .-.A
i76bo~-First Nat Bank, assigned -
pier bounty. $500 ~ -.Sss.
17051--Abel johnson. roAu w.N
Naughton township, ~. o9 h,,,r.v
17052--B.. G. Buckley. eOpnegss yTSHH4SAsys
l75Ss-Robert solb sa.'c q roa0 "0'*
NaHghton t1wnship Pa 4 ias Mork Naushton,
i7oS5-R. Boren, road work Nsus ~
ton township. .$42. 90. ,
ton township, $1,000. ,,...A
l7o5 81 SSl Paul ROAD wo'N s.S1''
i7io5ss~M. Erickson, road work Naush'
ton township. ~. 00. 80
mond township. $1,000. -,
l7oso-C. a. johnson; rosa WosA
Naughton township. $27.Oo. y.,.
l706l--Franck Garnier. WoFk,
Naughton. I $2s. 90. 1891.
NaughtOn. S39. 90. @ g..x& 49,.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-29
Commissioner Kositzky moved that the

INTEREST dIlu SlIIhllI6 :.
County road. s mills in u~norganized
townships. ;,
mill.
with Chapter 122. 1918 Session Laws.
Immigration, Ia mill.
On roll call Commissioners Davies, ko-
sticky and Thompson voted aye.
Moved by Commissioners kosltzky ama
seconded by Commissioner Dawes : tna MAJ
fund on the SW Ia 12-l41-77, be grant
ed in the sum of $685. for the reason
that said land was not subject to taxa
tion, for the year 1911; proof not be,ng
made until May rs. 1911. On roll call
all commissioners voted aye. :,
Moved by Commissioner kositzky and
seconded by COMMISSIONS Davies that
frank Feeney, clerk In the office OF
County Auditor be allowed $500 per
month for the balance of the year. On
roll cali all commissioners voted aye,
Moved by Commissioner Kositzky that
the Deputy Auditors salary to raised to
5000 per month for the balance Of the
year. Motion put by chairman. on
sitxky aye. and Thompson. y Mo-
ton carried.
Moved BY Commissioner Kositzky and
seconded by Commissioner Davies that
the auditor be instructed oSadyertise for
sections Il and IL. township 14S. range
Is, as per profile in the auditors office.
Bids to be opened August s. at 2 o'clock
on roll call all commissioners present
voted ye. It'd 8
Moved by Commissioner Kositzky and
seconded by Commissioners Davies that
j. NJ. Thompson negotiate for a public
highway between sections 26 and IS,
Twp. .143. Rye. Is. and also along the
railroad right OF way in Crofte township
south of Baldwin as per profile Of the
county surveyor on file in the Office 81
the county auditor. On, roll call all
commissioners voted aye.
Upon motion the following bills were
allowed:
commissioner. $50 so.
17O45-C. Fl. Kositzky, services county
commissioner, $500
17046-J. NJ. THOMPSON, services coun-
ty3 commissioner, $3.50.
17047-J. A.. Davies, services county
commissioner, S37.f5.
1704S-J. A. Davies, services county
commissioner, $47.S 8
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-29

ChriSttHnA ralSeu y per CeHt.
Sibley Butte raised 20 per cent.
Cromwell raised 20 per cent.
Harriet. raised 10 per cent.
Glenview raised s per cent.
Baskerville raised 20 per cent.
Grass Lake raised 10 per cent.
City of Bismarck raised per cent
Morton reduced s per cent.
Lein reduced s per cent.
Crofte reduced Is per cent.
Phoenix reduced 8 per cent,
On roll call Commissioners Davies
.Koshitzky, Sandry and Thompson voted
aye.
Moved by Commissioner Davies ana
seconded by Commissioner Snndfy that
II year old cattle be reduced 20 per cent
In Christiana township and raised l0 per
cent in Ecklund township, and that Two
year old cattle be raised and Lowered as
indicated below in order to equaliIe them
between the different townships,
Long lake raised s per cent.
Grass Lake raised SO l-3 per cent.
FLORENCE Lake raised 6 per cent.
Wing reduced 20 per cent,
And that cows three years old ana over
be raised In Sterling township ~ per
cent and reduced in Lien township 10
per cent, and in the city of Bismarck re-
duced IS per cent.
Upon roll cali Commissioners Davies:
Kositzky. Sandry and Thompson voted
aye.
Moved by Commissioner Davies m
seconded BY Commissioner Kositzky that
all other cattle three years old and
over be raised as indicated below in or
der to e~uualize between the different
= ,u,r,l,trv. .... ..."-. "+.. .. .
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'SN'e -" Ss'ASA 1890.
missioners they took up the work OF.
equalization.
Moved by Commissioner Sandry and
seconded by Commissioner kosltzky: that
farm lands be raised in the following
townships in order to equalize between
the different townships;
Boyd township raised s per cent.
Sterling raised S per cent.
Sibley Butte. is per cent.
Lein, Is per cent.
Lyman 5 per cent.
Eckluild. 8 per cent.
Andrews. 10 per cent.
Estherville. 5 per cent.
Grass Lake, 5 per cent.
HaZelgrOve, 5tper cent.
Florence Lake. Z per cent.
Summit. 54per cent.
Pleasant View. 10 per cent.
and that the following townships be re-
duced as follows:
Long Lake. reduced 10 per cent.
Trygg. 10 per cent.
On roll call Commissioners Davies. ko-
sticky. Sandry and Thompson voted aye;
Moved by Commissioner Sandry and
seconded by Commissioner Davies that IN
order to equalize horses n year old
the following changes be. made:
Clear Lake. S per cent Increase.
Sihley Butte. so per Gent Increase.
River View, Is per cent increase.
Wing. 10 per cent increase.
Esthe1ville, IS per cent increase.
Taft reduceds1 per cent
Lem. reduced s per cent.
SCrofte reduced 10 per cent.
And that two year old horses be raised
and lowered as follows in order to equal
lie between the different townships.
Menoken raised 5 per cent.
Sibley Butte raised IS per cent.
Lein raised 5 per cent.
Lyman raised s. per cent.
Cromwell raised 10 per cent.
City Of Bismarck. raised 20 per cent,
Taft reduced 5 per cent.
Crpfte reduced IS per cent.
And that horses three years old and
over be raised and reduced as Indicated
below in order to equalize between the
diff erent townships:
Thelma raised 5 per cent.
Driscoll raised s per cent.
Sterling raised IS per cent.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-11-27
Notice OF Election

Notice is hereby given that pursuant
to an act passed by the General As
sembly of Colorado, relative to the
election of Directors of Irrigation Dis
tricts. there will be an election in the
Julesburg Irrigation District held for
the purpose of electing one director for
the term of three years within and for
Division No. and for the purpose of
electing one director for the term of
years within ard for Division No. 3, to
fill vacancy. Said election to be held
on Tue sday, December End, 1918.
The following polling places and
judges of election are established as
follows:
Judges Place
Division No.
Geo. Geo rla"s"e A. jones' Ben Franklin's Resi-
John Holmes dence.
Division No. 2
!. H0J' !. Burton Faas. Western Hardware
Manuel LaughIin & Supply Cos. Store
Division No. 3
". E. Lyons
Z: Z: 8: 3: MsS'sss MsSin:try Hr'"dHs"a'' Hall.
B. D. Parker, Jr.
President,
Attest: R. ]. Dobell,
Secretary.
First Publication Nov. Ia, 1918
Second Publication, Nov. %, 1913
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-11-27

Have just received one-half car load
of the celebrated Studebaker buggles.
See US before buying.
The Western Hardwar. AID Supply Co.
Ovid Colorado.