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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17

President Wilson Is said 10 fook
tired. but probably not 90 murn No as
the patriots who are waiting Tor q
chance 70 Interview him about that
postOfhce
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17

u Is generally admitted that the chill
dren's time IS 40 valuable that they
cant be expected TO be punctusi At
school and waste ten minutes In pre-.
liminary exercises
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17

I' seems shame that Congress per
-is's on keeping a. Uor.. thu, prevent
'ng the members from fIiInF thsir .ec
tIrn dat--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17

OF America are making preparations
90 attend tho biennial convention ~
me Pennsylvania division. which viii
~ h"Id in Washington. va. during fb,
early part ~ October
General ~ D. Caldahaurh of tht.
chN has made Arrangement IN =.
i"nd. and because at the uearnoss 90
TIE convention CITY 70 re- likely tt,t
many will BE- present
Fai an-Did you give them a GOOD
shine
Hoo'back Sure cir Look Tor YOUR
self
Fa' Man lu take YOUR word for &
Eoston Transcript
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17

John % TOOK no holiday Labor uay
so doubt no feels rho need OF economy
10 pay h.. new income az
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17

longer. The average young man is
not married al the age OF twenty-one.
More wait until twenty-five or thirty.
Later entrance into the marriage rela-
ton on the part OF large number OF
men largely reduces the proportion OF
married males over twenty-one. Ney.
eriheless. # must be admitted that
marriage as the universal state for
men and women is no longer a rule.
The number OF men and women who
never marry seems TO be on the In
crease.
This. too in spite OF the activity and
examples Of Dewolf Hopper and Nat
Goodwin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
UNCLE WALT: The Poet PhiIosopher.

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Nncn e. into mrsor 7nson head r so.
'-' -I"''s nc say despair and day
Vondc. where the drifting Trade
vvtTI grow" go bad Im seeing rcd. long eli must
VIII '' 20 IN nei without all
gone ur 'mokc and ma know is b-oLe
-llcI' DO not sufficient family
IN hs'h winch makes tzy things growing wore and
nan sh' owns The village hcsrSe alone always
m' o' oi spiel When INTO Irsons reel TO buy some
''aI' SAD ms feet is covered
win mold b., soul hunions And maj BE- aby or ~ - -
to Gao hngcfs acv he always erece me
To- mp snI gannol' round me like purp qup SALLY
@ % u"l' fe d'c'n curse but things might hole ot
worse Dc a'., dogPonc Of trade abesJ The man -
says thS' hing are dead talk. through i, bonnet
Copyright I,p. b. G.orE. M.,tb.- Adam,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
LOCAL OFFICERS
OF the Boys Brigade VIII Attend g.
snnisl Convention m Washington
IN October.

Several local of Gers ~ The West
Virginia division Of the BOYS BRIGADE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17

io-morroV Mr.. Edwards will tell n,
me ne Early Education Of Anthony y
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VopErlghted. 1913. bv r. ]. Ed.
wards. All rights reserved
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-29

slon including description OF the lands or rights
IN lands or public ways required, with the name
or names o. the owner or owners and other parties
interested X known. and their residence If known,
and the value placed thereon BY said commission Of
each tract or right. with estimate Of the damage
resulting to the owner owners from the taking
thereef, shall be served all parties interested
In the manner OF service Of in civil action
and ed In the Office Of the clerk Of the circuit
~ any time within twenty days thereafter any such
owner or other party interested may apply to the
shau be had according to the provisions Of sections
bV3, 606 and COZ of the statutes; but If such
application be made within said time the report Of
SAID commission shall stand in lieu of the appraisal
and thereupon all further proceedings shall be as
provided in said sections
Section B. A section is added to the statutes
to read: Section 697-73 The county board shall
annually. at the same time and the same manner
law. levy and collect tax upon the taxable prop
erIy OF such county of tenth of mill upon each
dollar OF the assessed valuation Of the taxable prop
erIy upon which other county taxes levied and
collected, and the entire amount such special tax
snail be paid into the county treasury as separate
and distinct fund. to be paid out only upon the
order OF the county park commission for the pur
chase OF land and the payment Of expenses incurred
III carrying on the work of the commission Any part
sof said fund. except five thousand dollars annually
may be transferred to the general fund of the county
treasury whenever county bonds for the purchase Of
land have been voted by county and placed at the
disposal OF the county park commission. whenever
the COUNTY has assumed Indebtedness on its be-
ferred-
Section 4. Sections 1787o-4 and 1855 Of the
statutes are repealed.
Section s. Park commissions organized under for
mer statutes hereby revised and consolidated shall
continue to act and deemed reorganized under this
statute with all powers and liabilities herein granted
and imposed.
Section 9. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publication
Approved June 6. 1918.
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No. 1877. Al EPubiahed yune II. 1913
CHAPTER $50, LAWS OF 1918.
AN ACT To amend section 1852 Of the statutes
relating to the use OF license money
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin represented In
Senate and Assembly do enact as follows:
Section l. Section 1852 Of the statutes is amended
to read: Section 1869. All moneys derived nom
such licenses shall be kept from other moneys
by the town, city and village treaSurers and be
applied solely to defrayng the expense Of supporting
the and. II ordered by the city council village
board or town board. for the prevention Of disease
and Of the spread Of disease and for public health
administration In the city. town or village which
granted the license far is necessary for that
purpose, provided that such city. town or village
supports It's own poor. any village does not under
Its charter provide for the support Of the poor therein
and the town In which such village Is situated does
support the poor therein all such moneys received BY
the village treasurer shall be paid TO the treasurer
of such town; and provided. further that in counties
where the county system Of supporting the poor shall
have been adopted such moneys shall be paid by the
town, village city treasurers receiving the same
unless the supervisors trustees or common council
thereof shall have. by ordinance resolution all-
hcr1zed different way Of disposing thereof (which
they may do) into the county treasury semi annually
and shall be applied far Is necessary to defray
ing the expense Of supporting the poor the county
ard such portion shall be ordered by the county
beard for the prevention Of disease and Of the spread
OF disease and for public health administration
Section 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publication
Approved June Ia 1913
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No. 1899, Al published June 0. 1918
CHAPTER ass, LAWS OF 1918.

No. 1899, Al Published June g. 1913
CHAPTER ass, LAWS OF 1918.
AN ACT, To amend section 14l8 Of the stat4Itea
latng to slaughterhouse8, and providing a penalty
Tho people OF the State Of Wisconsin represented In
Senate and Assembly do enact follows:
Section l. Section 1418 Of the statutes Is amended
to read: Section l4l8 No person shall erect. main
tain or keep saughterhouse upon the bank Of
river, running stream creek; or throw, deposit
therein dead animal. any part thereof any
of the ofaI therefrom: throw der
post the into upon the banks Of any rivet
stream or creek, which shall dow through any city
village or organized town. containing two hundred or
more Inhabitants erect maintain any
building for slaughterhouse except such buildings
at any place within one eighth of a mile OF any
public highway, dwelling house building occu-
pied as d place OF business; and every person who
shall violate Of the provisions Of this section shall
Ike deemed guilty Of misdemeanor. and upon conv1c-
zion thereof, shall be punished for each such viola
ton. by fine Of not less than ten dollars more
than one hundred dollars, by imprisonment In the
county jail not exceeding SIX months and the mayor
Of the city. president of the village and the chair
is located. shall power to and shall cause the
same to be Immediately removed; and every such
officer who shall knowingly permit any saughterhouse
to be used maintained contrary to the provisions Of
this section shall forfeit not less than fifteen dollars
nor more than fifty dollars In county containing
population Of one hundred thousand over all the
provisions OF this section relating to 8aghterhouseS
shall apply to an establishments and manufactures
in which dead animals any part thereof. or Of
converted into marketable products.
Section 2. This shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage and publication
Approved June 6. 1913.
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No 1884, Al published june g. 1918.

No. 1894, Al Published june g. 1913.
CHAPTER 45S, LAWS OF 1913.
AN ACT To amend sections 1851, 1925 and 1883
OF the statutes and TO create sections 175In-1 to
1751n-23. inclusive Of the statutes relating to the
transfer of shares of stock in corporations uniform
with those Of other states.
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin represented In
Senate and Assembly do enact as follows:
Section l.. Sections 1751, 1925 and 1883 Of the
statutes are amended to read: Section 1851. The
capital stock Of every corporation divided Into shares
shall e~deemed personal property.
Section 1925. The stock OF every such corporation
shan be deemed personal estate
Section $685. Any share interest of stock
holder in any bank doing business in this state,
whether organized under the laws Of the United States
or this state other stock corporation which shall
hare been organized under the laws of this state.
may be levied upon by leaving copy Of the
ton with the clerk treasurer or cashier Of the bank
otherwise. with any officer who has at the
time the custody of the books and papers of such
hank or corporation. The officer having such exec1-
ton may demand of any such officer person
interest held by the Judgment debtor in such bank
or other corporation and such officer person shall
give such certiHcate. and If he shall unreasonably
refuse to do wilfully give false certificate.
ages occasoned thereby be recovered in action
BY the judgment creditor, unless The judgment be
satisfied by the original debtor. If levy is desired
en- shares of any domestic railroad corporation not
shall fail to keep in such Office its general and
prncipal books Of including its stock books
and whose managing officer superintendent shall
not reside within this state. such of execution
may be by the ofcer having such execution with
any station agent within this state Of such rail-
road corporation and such station agent shall
demand Of such officer such certificate within
twenty days thereafter failing which. such rail-
fully give false certificate. tho officers Of such
railroad corporation shall be liable In the same.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-29
No. $780, Al [Published June IL lara

CHAPTER 46i. LAWS or iSl3
AN ACT, To amend section 1347a Of the stat1rtez
relating to water for public use along highways
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin represented in
Senate and Assembly do enact as follows:
Section l. Section 1S47a Of the statutes ia amended
to read: Section 1347a 1. Any owner or occlIps Mt
of real estate bordering a public travelled HIGHWAY
who shall establish and maintain thereon :
adjacent to such highway and easily accessible a
sufficient supply Of good drinking water for the public
use In tank or trough at least six feet In length
and not less than twelve inches IN widtL
which shall be securely placed at least one
and one-haH feet above the surface Of the highway
shall receive each year from the supervisors Of the
town in which such watering Mace ia main
tanned certificate setting forth the fact that such
tank or trough land water supply has been main
tanned which shall entite him to a credit Of Ave
dollars for that year the highway tax for which
ne Is liable by reas Of his ownership or occ1Ipant
OF such real estate; provided, that such watering
place shall have been maintained for one wear next
preceding the time such tax becomes due and that
such certificate shall not be issued for any mch
place established within two miles by the line Of tina
highway, OF a previously established and then er-
listing watering place account Of which a certi-
heae has been issued ANY controversy
arising under this section shall be decided by such
supervisors subject to appeal to the county Judge
z ANY town at Its annual meeting may determine
that no person shall be entitled any credit upon
the highway tax, as herein provided
Section 2. This act shall take effect and I,e IN
force from and after its passage and publication
Approved June H. 1913
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Whereas. it is necessary for the health. comfort.
convenience and morals Of the inhabitants Of counties
and districts having large population to set aside
certain districts within such counties for business
factory and residential and purposes.
The people Of the State of Wisconsin, represented In
Senate and Assembly. do enact follows:
Section l. There is added to the statutes o new
section to read: Section 67O--1 /. In counties
having population OF $50 900 the county
board Is authorized and empowered to subdivide and
to set apart certain portions Of the terri CRY within
said counties to be used exclusively for business fac
tory residential purposes and to limit the use Of
such lands within such districts the purposes pre-
resolutions orders and regulations ny appropriate fines
and penalties Tho power herein granted shall ex-
tend to all territory within the jurisdiction of such
county board including all cities, villages and towns
within such county. The enactment Of such ordi-
nances shall be deemed a finding and declaration
to the effect that such disricting Will protect
mote and conserve the public health, convenience
and morals
q The power herein granted may be exercised
upon the initiative OF the county board or upon the
petition Of actual residents OF the dis
tr1ct to be affected
8. Ordinances subdidding or setting apart portions
Of any land within a city Of population Of one
hundred and fifty thousand upwards shall be In
force and effect when ratified by the common council
Of such city by resolution ordinance.
A. Any person sustaining loss or damage In his
property by the restrictions and limitations herein au
thorized, may such damage or loss from the
county by fling his claim therefor With the county
clerk within three months from the passage OF such
ordinance proceedings for such recovery shall be
tanning payment Of damages sustained by any per-
son whose lands taken for public purposes In
laying out state roads.
Approved June 6, 1918.
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No. 1887. Al Published June Q. 1918.
CHAPTER 457, LAWS OF 1918.

No. 1897, Al IPublished June 9. 1918
CHAPTER 457, LAWS OF 1918.
AN ACT TO create subdivision (75) Of section 926-
81 Of the statutes. authorizing councils Of
cities In counties having or which may hereafter
have population of hundred fifty thousand
inhabitants or more. for the purpose Of securing
the health comfort and convenience of the inhabit-
ants Of such cities to set aside districts for resi-
maintenance Of factories and to limit the location
of places Of business therein.
Whereas 1t ia necessary to secure the health COM
fort and convenience Of the inhabitants Of populous
districts to limit the use Of the land for certain
purposes setting aside certain districts within such
cities for business, factory and residential and
Whereas Such power properly exercised. In addition
to promoting comfort. convenience health and morals
will give and maintain certain stability OF value
to properly properly inmpoyed; therefore.
The people Of the State of Wisconsin. represented In
Senate and Assembly, do enact follows:
Section l. There Is added to the statutes q new
subdivision to read: (Section s25-52l t76) (a)
The common council in cities Of one hundred fifty
thousand authorized to set apart portions
such cities to be used exclusively for residential
purposes and to prohibit the erection and mainten-
ance o factories within such districts Such cities
may In like manner restrain the encroachment Of
business houses upon purely residence districts
landowners and residents Of such districts
once improved before such business is permitted
such streets and making as low unit one
block The power granted may be exercised upon
the initiative of the common council or upon the
petition of residents in the district or
block to be affected. All such exercise or power
herein granted may be enforced by appropriate fines
and penalties prescribed by ordinance.
(b) The enactment of ordinances excluding factories
from residential districts shall be final and
elusive finding that factories operated in such dis
tric detrimental to the health comfort and well
fare Of the residents OF said cities
(c) The power herein granted shall not be con-
strued as suspending abrogating any general law
or sanitary regulation made by authority Of such
laws nor to limit the use of factory already
erected established except to require the same
to be operated in a sanitary
(d) Any person sustaining loss or damage in his
property by reason Of the passage Of ordinance
Of the common council. made herein authorized.
may recover such loss or damage from the city by
proceedings begun within three months after the
adoption of such ordinance In the manner is
now provided for recovery on claims or demands Of
any nature against such city provided that such
claim or demand shall be fully itemized and the
recovery limited to such itemized statement.
Approved June 8. 1913
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the assessment district which NAV -,
not ahutting upon the same. lgli WIN, Include ID
tributary thereto and benefited tber "iieh Is natI
by the assessing board. ''elsg as deted
z. whenever any county board shan
any such resolution 1t shan have S+ ~ have I'D
prove such trunk road, either bv lover 4
without concrete base. or BY grasinab Sslqs vi
ing or otherwise permanently imnrnris.u llchips
ing as near as may be In aeeordar1as ny Dfa
visions OF sections $3.50 to 959MSe, WIN lid
tne Statutes except that only one-tb,, lhelnsiI
OF such Improvement shall be asssssa s'iq OF the
board upon the property in such sssas @ The 4
IN proportion to the benefits. but S ~ d
costs asSessable to the property bs ,,ip part !
Town, city or village. shall be its nst nU mi
upon the proportionate length Of snrh y opcrlion
way, road or street. in each town o Improved
ana the balance of such cost shall ~ or y
county. either cut of county funds in t Ue pad
pS levy or by bond issue. or nar, ~ Vessul
assessment shall be made in tbp "a A. " each
tne hlghWay commissioner and shan ~ ulStanl
MIN to the county board and The cm,nt ~ report
sessment. ouu amend suci
s. The provisions of this section shou
10 counties containing city cf the Sci Sell Apply
Section 2 This act shan take e qSSonu CAS-
force from and after its passage and nnfi;o SIa
Approved June "A. 1913 pu'l'cauon-