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point of production, If raw product,
or from the point Of manufacture, If
manufactured product, shall be
deemed guilty of unfair discrimination,
which Is hereby prohibited and de-
clared unlawful.
2. Any person, firm, company, as
ISOLATION, or corporation and any Of
ficer, agent or receiver of any firm.
company, association or corporation,
or any member of the same, or any
in iennd + gyiolating any Of the pro.
guilty of misdemeanor and upon
conviction thereof shall be punished
by fine Of not less than two hum
dred dollars, nor more than five thous-
and dollars for each offense, or by
Imprisonment in the county jail not to
exceed one year, or by both such fine
and Imprisonment.
Section 1791n-10. 1. Any person,
firm, company, association or corpor-
alton, foreign or domestic, doing bus
mess in this state and engaged in
the business of collecting or buying
any product, commodity or property OF
any kind, that shall Intentionally, for
the purpose of injuring or destroying
the business or trade of competitor
IN any locality, or to prevent compe-
tition by any person who in good
faith intends or attempts to engage
In such business, discriminate between
the different sections, communities, or
cities of this state, or between per-
sons, firms, associations or corpora
product, commodity or property of any
kind, and paying therefor a higher
rate or price in one section, commun-
ity, or city, or to any person, firm
association or corporation than is paid
for the same kind of product commod-
ity or property by said person, firm,
company, association or corporation.
foreign or domestic, in another sec
ton, community or city, or to another
person, firm, association or corpora
ton, after making due allowance for
the difference, if any, in the grade or
quality and in the actual cost Of the
transportation from the point where
the same is purchased to the market
where it is sold, or intended to be
sold, shall be deemed guilty Of unfair
discrimination, which is hereby pro-
hibited and declared unlawful.
2. Any person, firm, company, as
ISOLATION or corporation, and any Off
Ger, agent or receiver of any firm,
company, association or corporation,
or any member of the same, or any in
dividual violating any of the pro-
visions of this section shall be deemed
guilty of misdemeanor and upon
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conviction thereof shall be punished
by fine of not less than two hundred
dollars nor moro than five thousand
dollars for each offense, or by inn
prisonment In the county Jail not to
exceed one year, or by both such fine
and Imprisonment.
Section 1791n-11. The attorney
general shall institute, manage, con-
troll and direct, by himself, his deputy
or any of his assistants, in the proper
county, all prosecutions for violations
of sections 1791n-s and 1791n-10
and for such purpose shall have and
exercise all powers conferred upon
district attorneys in such cases. 1t
shall be the duty of the district attor-
ney in the county in which any such
prosecution may be instituted or pend
ing to cooperate with and assist the
attorney general in such prosecution.
Section 1791n-12. If complaint
shall be made to the attorney general
that any corporation is guilty of I'M
provisions of section 1791n-9 or
1791n-10. he shall investigate such
complaint and for that purpose he
may subpoena witnesses, administer
production of books or other docu-
ments, and, if in his opinion suffi-
cient grounds exist therefor, he may
prosecute an action in the name Of
the state in the proper court to annul
the charter or revoke the permit of
such corporation, as the case may be,
and to permanently enjoin such COR
poration from doing business in this
state, and if in such action the court
shall find that such corporation is
guilty of unfair discrimination, as de-
fined by the provisions of said Sec
ton 1791n--9 or 1791n-10, such court
shall annul the charter or revoke the
permit of such corporation, and may
permanently enjon it from transact
ing business in this state.
Section 2. This act shall take effect
ha n force from after
passage and publication.
Approved May 2, 1913. Copy Law.
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in this act shall be construed to in
clude the word Jack
(section 1494-32m) 1. In order to
obtain the = enrolment GER
tificate provided for in sections 1914
81 to 1898, inclusive, the owner Of
each stallion shall
have the said stallion examined in a
careful and thorough manner by a
legally qualified veterinarian who
shall charge for this service a just
and reasonable fee not in excess of
five dollars for each stallion examined
and shall forward to the department Of
horse breeding, two dollars and an affi-
davit of soundness signed by the said
legally qualified veterinarian, on blank
form furnished by said department.,
together with the original studbook
certificate of registry of the pedigree
of the said stallion and any
other necessary papers re-
quired to prove his breeding, iden-
tity and ownership. 1t is
further provided that in cases of emer-
gency the department Of horse breed
ing is authorized to grant temporary
certificates of enrolment without a
veterinarians affidavit upon receipt Of
the owners affidavit of soundness, on
O. blank form furnished by said depart
ment. Temporary enrolment cert1f1-
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No. II, Al Published May 5, 1913.
CHAPTER 165. LAWS OF 1913.

No II, Al Published May 5, 1913.
" CHiAPTTER 165, LAWS OF 1918
AN ACT-To create sections l79ln-9.
1791n-10, 1791n-11 and 1791n-12
of the statutes, relating to discrim-
nation in the selling and buying Of
commodities and providing a PEN
atty.
The people of the State Of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows:
Section 1. There are added to the
statutes four new sections to read:
Section 1791n-9. I. Any person, firm
or corporation, foreign or domestic,
doing business in this state and en-
gagged in the production, manufacture
or distribution Of any commodity in
general use, that shall Intentionally,
for the purpose of destroying the
competition Of any regular, establish
cd dealer in such commodity or to
prevent competition of any person who,
frr good faith, intends or attempts to
become such dealer, discriminate be-
tween different sections. communities,
or cities Of this state, by selling such
commodity at a lower rate in one Sec
ton, community, or city, or any por-
ton thereof, than such person, firm,
or corporation, foreign or domestic,
charges for such commodity in another
section, community, or city, after max
ing due allowance for the difference,
If any, in the grade or quality and in
the cost of transportation from the
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No s2s b al P F. IaWs Nay nF y,5 = 1913
AN ACT-To amend section 726 of the
dntias Of shsr after ter ana
The people of the State of Wisconsin,
represented In Senate and Assembly
do enact as follows:
Section 1. Section 726 OF the stat
utes is amended to read: Section 726.
Every sheriff, undersheriff and deputy
may execute and return all writs, pro-
cesses and orders which shall be in
their hands at the expiration of the
sheriff's term of office which such
sheriff, undersheriff or deputy shall
have begun to execute by service, levy,
advertisement or the collection of
money thereon; and in case of a va
dersh eriff and deputies then in office
having then any writ process or order
in their hands shall have the same
authority and be under the same obli-
the same as if such sheriff had con-
tinued in office; provided, that in all
counties where the compensation of
sheriffs, undersheriffs and deputies
salary system as provided for by stat
ute, the provision of this section shall
not apply; and it shall be the duty
of the sheriff Immediately upon the
expiration Of his term to turn over to
his successor all writs, processes and
orders which shall be in his hands, or
in the hands of his undersheriff or
deputies, whether or not such writs,
processes and orders have been partly
or fully executed or returned, and it
shall be the duty of such successor to
execute and return or to complete the
execution and return of such writs,
processes and orders.
Section g. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after it's
passage and publication.
Approved May 1, 1913. Copy Law.
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the expiration of said year. The num-
Der Of weeks that each insane person
has been SO maintained during each
period Of computation shall be as
certained; and the state board
of control Of Wisconsin shall deter
mine the number of weeks that acute
patients have been maintained and the
| number of weeks that chronic insane
patients have been maintained in said
institution, and the compensation for
the maintenance of such patients shall
De based upon the determination made
by said board. The superintendent of
said hospital shall, as soon as practi-
cable after the expiration Of each such
period of computation, prepare
statement giving the name of each In
sane person maintained at public cost
at said hospital during the next pre-
cedlng period of computation and the
number of weeks he or she has been
maintained during said period, also
showing the aggregate of such weeks
for all insane persons so maintained
during said period and the amount or
compensation to be made by the state
to said county therefor, at the rates
and upon the basis above fixed by said
board, which statement shall be veri-
fed by said superintendent as cor
rect and true in all respects accord
ing to the best Of his knowledge, in
formation and belief Said statement
thus verified and approved by the
board of trustees of said hospltal.
$ shall be delivered to the state
board Of control of Wisconsin and said
board of control shall attach to said
statement certificate showing the
number Of weeks maintenance TURN
ished to acute insane patients and the
number Of weeks maintenance furn-
ished to chronic insane patents. SAID
statement shall be certified to by the
secretary and president of said board
and shall be fled with the secretary or
state, who shall thereupon draw his
warrant for the aggregate amount OF
compensation specified in the
certificate of said state board Of con-
troll of Wisconsin, and shall deliver
said warrant to the state treasurer,
who shall thereupon pay the amount
Of said warrant to said Milwaukee
county
The county of Milwaukee should not
be entitled to such credit or any com
pensation whatever from the state for
the care of any person who has not
been duly adjudged to be insane and
properly committed as such, nor Tor
the care of any insane person whose
support is not properly public
charge. The provisions of sections
1900 and 1905 of the statutes are mere.
by made applicable to the support OF
such insane persons.
Section g. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after it's
passage and publication.
Approved May 1. 1913. Copy Law.
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500, Al Published May 8, 1913.

No. Sss. Al published May 8, 1913.
CHAPTER 164, LAWS OF 1918.
AN ACT-To amend section 1747-5 Of
the statutes, relating to the grain
and warehouse commission.
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows:
Section l. Section 1747-5 of the
statutes is amended to read: Section
1747-5. 1: 1t shall be the duty OF
the commission created by ,,s sections ms
superintend the inspection, weighing
and grading of all grain milled or
received for milling, bought or sold in
the city Of Superior, and or all grain
from any and all elevators and ware
houses located in said city which are
required to take out licenses under
the provisions Of this act. For the
weighing and grading of grain, said
commission shall have the power, and
it shall be their duty to APPOINT chief
inspector and one or more deputy IN
more deputy weighmasters, and to
adopt and publish rules and regula-
lions governing the inspection, weigh
ing and grading of grain delivered IN
to or shipped out Of any and all SUCH
elevators and warehouses in said city.
And there is further granted to said
commission full power and authority
to make such further regulations as
all the provisions of this act, includ-
ing the granting Of licenses to ele-
vators and warehouses herelnafter
provided for and the establishment
and collection of charges and fees for
the inspection, weighing and grading
of the grain.
2. The commission may, upon re-,
quest enforce reasonable regulations
for the weighing of cars of coal Of
fered for shipment in carload lots and
may direct any deputy weighmaster
to weigh coal in carload lots on the
docks within the territory under it's
Jurisdiction, except coal shipped by
any person, firm or corporation for it's
own use or consumption, and issue
weighing certificates therefor, and to.
inspect and supervise scales therefor.
The, commission shall fix a fee for any =,
expenses incurred by the commission
in complying with such Ere request or tor sna
alton making the request therefor
Section g. This act shall take aftsr effe let
passage and publication.
Approved May 1, 1913. Copy Law.
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No. 126, 81 Published May 5, 1913.
CHAPTER 1877, LAWS OF 1918.
AN ACT-To create subdivision (e) of
subsection 2 of section 1858 of the
statutes, relating to fraterna1 bene-
fit societies.
The people of the State of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows:
Section l. There is added to SUBJ
section of section 1858 of the stat
utes a new subdivision to read: (Sec-
ton 1859. (e) Provided that this
section shall not be construed to pre-
vent the organization of a society,
and it's transaction of business, on a
plan set forth in the contract which
provides for sufficient contributions
by each member in each year to pay
his share of the actual death claims
of the year through the collection Of
assessments graded according to the
aforesaid mortality table, or to any
other mortality table recognized by
law, without any reserve, or with such
reserve as may accumulate from over
payments of individual members, in
which case each member shall each
year be informed of his credit and Of
the charge for his cost of insurance.
Section 2. This act shall take effect
upon passage and publication.
Approved May 2, 1913. Copy Law.
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Gates shall be valid only until veter-
mary examination can reasonably be
made.
Section 1494-32m. When a specific
complaint signed by three responsible
parties is made to the department of
horse breeding that stallion
is unsound and, on investigation an
examination is by the department
deemed necessary, such examination
shall be made by a legally
qualified graduate veterinarian depu-
tized by the department: but the own
er of the stallion shall have
the right to employ legally
qualified and reputable graduate vet
erinarian to act with the veterinarian
representing the depa rtment e
and in case these two shall fail to
agree they shall appoint third grad
uate veterinarian to act as referee,
and his decision shall be final.
(Section 1898. - ca The
studbooks and signatures of the duly
authorized officers of the following
American horse and jack pedigree reg
istry associations, societies, or COM
panies, certified by the department Of
agriculture, Washington, D. c., in
Bureau of Animal Industry, Order No.
1876, June 20, 1906, and in the amend
ments thereto:
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amended to read: (Section 4S6a) Z.
1t shall be the duty of the county or
district superintendent to keep on file
library Of each school district and to
arrange such lists by districts and
towns in numerical and alphabetical
order. Guided by such lists and other
information which may have been OBJ
tanned regarding the school libraries
of the school districts under his SUI
pervision, the county or district super
intendent shall make a selection for
each school district under his super
vision, the schoolhouse Of which is
located in his superintendent district,
the books to be taken from the lists
prepared by the state superintendent.
1t shall also be his duty to furnish
clerk of cities of the fourth class I'M
der his jurisdiction with list in
duplicate of the books designated for
each district. The county or district
superintendent shall also certify to the
county clerk the names and numbers
of the books selected for each town,
village or city Of the fourth class I'M
der his supervision, the price fixed
intendent to be attached in each case
and the total cost of such books to
be correctly summarized and indicated.
City superintendents of cities of the
fy to the county clerk the cost of the
books selected for the schools under
their jurisdiction. A duplicate copy
shall be furnished to the company or
or commissioned to furnish the books,
periodicals, etc, for township libra
rles. The company or firm shall upon
receipt of the list from the county,
district or city superintendent fill the
order for each town, village or city of
the fourth class, as directed, said or
der when so filed to be sent to the
town, village or city clerk. The town,
will To ntf NV 81 enal
within ten days after the receipt of
the books from the company or firm
compare the order so filled, with the
list ns,toI in his possession and n,, *
stating what books upon the list
heretofore made out by the county
superintendent have been actually de-
livered to him in good condition. A
county, city or district superintendent.
The county clerk shall
within three days thereafter draw an
order upon the county treasurer for
the cost of the books so &C
tually delivered in good condition to
each town, village, or city. If the re-
port is unsatisfactory the proper SUI
perintendent shall forthwith report the
or firm supplying the township library
books. Such company or firm shall
forthwith take steps to rectify any
error or irregularity which may have
for the books in question. If the
town, village, or city clerk shall fail
to report to the county, city, or district
superintendent and to the county
days after the receipt of the books
he shall be liable to a forfeiture in the
sum of five dollars, collected as pro-
vided by law for the collection Of
other forfeitureS.
(section 4S6a) 8. The express,
freight and postage charges
on books purchased under the pro-
visions of this section shall be paid by
the town, village or city receiving
them.
Section 8. This act shall take effect
upon passage and publication.
Approved April 80, 1913. Copy Law.
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By Whom Published.

by w NUN uDlloHSu.
| Arabian Horse Club of America, II. X.
| Bush Brown, Secretary Newburg,
American Association of Importers
| and Breeders of Belgian Draft
| Horses, j. d. Conner, Jr., Secretary,
Wabash, Ind.
Cleveland Bay Society Of America, r.
p. Stericker, Secretary, Oconomo-
woo, Wis.
American Clydesdale Association, r.
B. Ogilvie, Secretary, Union Stock
yards, Chicago, Ill.
French Coach Horse Society of Amer
lea, Duncan e. Willett, Secretary,
Maple Avenue and Harrison St., Oak
National French Draft Horse Assoc
citation of America, G. e. Stubs.
| Secretary, Fairfield, Iowa.
German Hanoverian and O1denburg
Coach Horse Association of America,
J. Crouch, Secretary, Lafayette, Ind.
American Hackney Horse Society.
Guerney c. Cue, Secretary, 308 w.
97th ST., New York.
American Breeders Association Of
Jacks and JennetS, j. w. Jones, Sec
rotary, Columbia, Tenn
Percheron Society of America, Wayne
Dinsmore, Secretary. Union Stock
American Shetland Pony Club, Miss
Julia M. Wade, Secretary, LaFay-
| cite, Ind.
American Shire Horse Association.
Chas. Burgess Srr Secretary Wen
ona, Ill.
! American Suffolk Horse Association,
! Alex Galbraith, DeKalb Ill.
The Jockey Club, w. III. Rowe, Regis
| trar, ST. Fifth Avenue, New York.
! The Welsh Pony and Cob Society OF
| America, John Alexander, Seer etary,
Aurora, Ill.
American Trotting Register Associa--
ton, VIM. II. Knight, Secretary, 355
Dearborn ST, Chicago, Ill.
! American Morgan Register Assocla-
ton, T. e. Boyce, Secretary Middle
bury, VT.
American Saddle Horse Breeders AS
ISOLATION, I. B. Nall, Secretary
Louisville, Ky.
! Standard Jack and Jennet Registry
! Association, VIM. e. Morton, Secre-
| tary, Kansas City, Mo.
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No. 290, 81 Published May 8, 1918.
CHAPTER 154 LAWS OF 1913.

CHAPTER 154, LAWS OF 1918.
AN ACT-To create section 1900 of
the statutes, relating to the protec-
ton OF policy holders in insurance
copanies.
The people OF the State of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows
Section /. There is added to the
statutes a new section to read: Sec
ton 1900. Whenever the commits
sioner of insurance shall be satisfied
that any insurance company heretofore
licensed to transact business in this
state, whose license has expired or has
been revoked, does or omitS to do any
act whereby the rights OF policyilo old
ers OF such company, who are citizens
sued or delivered in this state, are adj
versely affected, or whereby it's ability
to carry out it's contracts with such
policy holders is adversely affected, or
refuses or neglectS to make the settle
ments with or payments to such
polIcy holders, or any class OF Such
policyhoiders fairly required under it's
contracts, or in any other respect fails
to carry out the agreements in its con-
tracts with all or any class of such
policyholders, he may, with the writ
ten consent of the governor and attor-
ney general, made after such company
shall have had notice of and an Oppor-
tunity for full hearing before the
governor, attorney general and COM
missioner Of insurance, bring an action
in the name of the state of Wisconsin
for and in behalf of all policy holders
so situated for the purpose of enforc-
ing the rights of all such policyhold-
erS. The attorney general shall act
as attorney for the state in
every such action, and the action shall
be prosecuted and the expenses borne
as in other civil actions in behalf Of
the state. The company shall be re-
CURED forthwith to file with the COM
missioner of insurance a list giving
the names and addresses of all policy
holders who are citizens Of this state
or who hold contracts issued or de-
livered in this state, and who are af-
fected by such action. A notice of the
bringing of such action shall be for
warded by mail by the commissioner
of insurance to every such policy
holder, or in like manner by the com
pany to every such policyholder, when
the commissioner Of insurance shall 50
order. Any policyho1der affected by
such action may intervene and ap-
pear therein in person or by attor-
ney. statement of every action 50
brought shall be made in the annual
report of the commissioner of insur-
ance.
Section 2. This act shall take effect
upon passage and publication.
Approved May 1, 1913. Copy Law.