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

prla ton, to the officer or body, charge
able with some part OF such materials,
services or expense.
z. In any such case the officer or
body making the purchase or mourning
the expense shall be held and required
to determine as soon as practicable,
the amounts charg eable to the several
appropriations and shall issue transfer
vouchers, setting forth in each the rea-
son therefor and the secretary of state
shall credit the appropriation from
and shall debit the appropriation dr.
rected to be charged by the transfer
voucher In the amount named therein.
3. Such charges and subsequent
subjecting any person to the penalty
provided in section 172-131. but In
case the appropriation first charged
is not fully reimbursed by such trans
fers, the penalty provided in the apovo
named section shall be held to apply
as in other cases.
Section 112. Section 56sa of the
statutes Is amended by striking out
the words: normal regents and by
inserting. in place thereof the word:
CONTROL" said section is further
amended by striking out the word:
regents" where it occurs In supdivi-
sions Cd and (2) and by inserting In
place thereof in each case the word:
control"
Section 113. Sections 1463m and
1850 of the statutes are consolidated
and revised to read: Section 1465m.
The secretary of state shall audit, as
provided in section 1853 the claim of
the Glenwood intercounty fair associa-
ton and the claim of the Oconto Falls
intertownship association, for state aid
each year that said fair associations,
provisions of section 1463; and shall
audit the claim of said last named
association for state aid for the year
1912. Payments under this section shall
be charged to the appropriation for
agricultural societies.
Section LA. The section number and
designation, namely: Section 1274m'
is stricken out and said section is re-
moved from the statutes without other
wise affecting the force and validity
of chapter 334 of the laws Of 1913.
Section lis. The second sentence Of
section 20.59 of the statutes is amend
ed to read: within ten days there
after such bid or bids Of those opened
and read shall be accepted as such
board shall determine is or are pro-
posa1 or proposals to furnish the en-
tire aggregate quantity of paper speci-
fed in any one or all Of such
classes for the smallest aggregate sum
Of money"
Section 116. Section 1OS7-56 of the
statutes is amended by striking out
the word: ''said" in the first sentence
thereof.
Section 1T. All tax deeds issued
during the year 1913 in conformity
with the provisions of sections 1175
and 1176 Of the statutes, as said sec
by the session laws Of that year, snail
be valid and effectual whether con-
forming in all respects with said
amendments or not
Section 118. Subsection IL of section
1492b of the statutes, as amended by
chapter 1854, laws of 1913, is amended
by adding a new paragraph to read:
(section 1920 CID (d) For other
tered by the board, three-fourths of
the appraised value Of sucn animal.
Section 119. Section 1797m-55 Of
the statutes is amended to read: Sec
ton 1797m-65. The commission or
any party may, in any investigation,
siding within or without the state to
be taken in the manner prescribed by
law for like dispositions in civil actions
in circuit courts. Any expense incur
| in taking such dispositions shall be
, charged to the appropriation for the
railroad commission.
Section 120. Amend subsection of
section 561a Of the statues, as amend
ed by bill No. 642, S., by striking out
at the end thereof the words: land
the president of the board shall reside
| in the city of Madison"
Section 121. There is added to SEQ
ton 5S4 of the statutes a new supdivi-
sion to be numbered and to read: (Sec-
ton 564) (10) Physicians to be en-
ployed in the Wisconsin state prison,
Wisconsin state reformarOry, Wiscon-
sin industrial home for women, and
agents and inspectors provided for by
subdivision (9) of this section shall
be exempt from the provisions Of Sec
tons 990-1 to 990-32, inclusive, OF
the statutes.
Section 1872. This act takes effect
when published.
Approved Aug. 9, 1918. Copy Law.