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

by all the counties for the support OF tho
school for the preceding year. The sec
rotary of state shall annually include and
apportion in the state tax such sum az
shall have been so paid. The aforesaid
amounts shall be charged to the appro-
priation for state cid for county schools
Of agriculture and domestic economy.
Section 2. Section 553m Of the statutes
Is repealed.
COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES.
Section g. Subsections l and OF Sec
ton 1853 and section 1463m Of the stat
utes are amended to read:
(Section 1869 1. There shall be paid
within thirty days after the first of Feb
ruary, out of the state treasury, within
the amount appropriated for the purposes
of this section, to each organized agri-
cultural society, association or board in
the state, except the state board of agr1-
culture which shall have substantially
complied with the following conditions,
eighty per cent Of the total amount of
premiums thereby paid at it's annual fair
for the preceding year upon live stock.
articles of production, educational ex-
hibits, agricultural implements and tools,
domestic manufactures, mechanical I'M
plements and productions, for which pub
lished premiums have been offered; but
in no case shall any one premium exceed
the sum of fifty dollars. All payments
under this section shall be charged to the
appropriation for agricultural societies
(Section 1869 8. Such money
shall be paid to the treasurer of the So
ciety, association or board. Provided,
that the amounts to be paid any such Or
ganized agricultural society, associa-
tion or board during any year, shall not
exceed the following amounts, to wit: To
the northern Wisconsin state
fair or the La Crosse Interstate fair asSo-
citation, the sum Of five thousand dollars
each, to the Walworth county agricultural
society, comprising the counties of wal
worth, Racine, Kenosha and Waukesha,
the sum of three thousand dollars, and to
any other county agricultural society or
other association or board above men
toned the sum OF two thousand and five
hundred dollars each.
Section 1463m The secretary
of state shall audit. as provided in section
1853 the claim of the Glenwood
intercounty fair association for state aid
each year said fair as
ISOLATION shall comply with the provisions
Of section 1853. Payments I'M
der this section shall be charged to the
appropriation for agricultural societies.
Section T. Subsection of section 1850
of the statutes is reepaIed.
ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY.
Section 5. Chapter 554 of the laws OF
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Section 6. Subsection 2 of section ga
33 subsection of section 131, section
1872, subdivision co. of section 1853, sec
tons 1889, 282, 649-30 and 24l4, para
graph co Of subdivision C2) of section
1856 sections 2619m, 1859 and 4061 of the
statutes are amended to read
(Section 94-33) 2. The special counsel
provided for by this act shall receive
reasonable compensation for his services,
not to exceed, however, twenty-five dol
lars per day for the time actually spent IN
conducting the proceedings in the trial
court or upon appeal, and not to exceed
ten dollars per day for the time neces-
sarily expended in preparation therefor.
Such compensation shall be audited by
the secretary of state, and paid out of the
state treasury upon a voucher and upon
the certificate of the officer appointing
such counsel to the effect that such APP
pointment has been duly made, that the
person so appointed has faithfully per
formed the duties imposed upon him, and
that the number of days stated in such
voucher have been consumed in conduct
ing such litigation and in preparation
therefor. Such compensation shall be
charged to the legal expense appropria-
ton provided in subsection of section
172-7
(Section 1917 8. When any such spe-
ciaI counsel shall be employed, contract
In writing shall be entered into between
the state and such counsel, in which shall
be fixed the compensation to be paid to
such special counsel by the state, which
contract shall be executed in behalf of the
state by the governor, and shall be filed
in the office of the secretary of state.
Such compensation shall be charged to
the legal expense appropriation provided
in subsection of section 172-7.
Section 1872. The attorney general may
appoint a deputy attorney general and
assistants The said
deputy attorney general and each of said
assistants shall be an attorney at law ad
mitted to practice in this state. y.
The said deputy attorney general shall
give a bond to the state of Wisconsin in
the sum of five thousand dollars, with
good and sufficient sureties, to be ap-
proved by the governor, conditioned for
the faithful performance of his duties as
deputy attorney general The said deputy
attorney general, may, in the absence or
disability of the attorney general do and
perform all the acts provided by statute to
be performed by the attorney general, and
the attorney general shall be responsible
for all acts Of his deputy. The said ap-
pOintees shall perform such duties as the
encouragement may prescribe. The at
torney- general shall designate one
appointee whose special duty ii
shall be to attend to all matters pertain
ing to the enforcement of the statute in
respect to the collection of the inheri-
lance tax. Such appointments shall be
made by writing filed in the office of the
secretary of state, and such ap-
pointees shall take the consti-
tutional oath of office, which shall be SO
filed.
(Section 1881 (9) To keep a detailed
statement of all fees, including his fees
as commissioner of public lands, received
by him during the preceding year. and
file such statement with the secretary of
state on or before the thirtieth day Of
June in each year; and all such
fees shall be paid within one
week of receipt into the general fund in
the state treasury.
Section 1899. Whenever the attorney
general, his deputy Or assistants shall in
the prosecution or defense of any civil
action or proceeding in which the state of
Wisconsin may be a party or may have
an Unrest, incur any expense for any alb
stract of title, clerk of courts fees, sher-
ifs fees or any other expense actually
necessary to the prosecution or defense of
such cases, the amount of each account
for such expense stated in detail and YER
flied by affidavit, shall be certified by the
attorney general and shall be audited by
the secretary of state and paid out of the
state treasury. Such expense shall be
charged to the general appropriation for
the attorney general.
Section 2S2. Whenever the net pro-
ceeds realized from the sale of lands
mortgaged when bid in by the state, shall
have been insufficient to discharge the
debt, the commissioners shall enforce by
the proper action the liability Of every
person bound therefor, if in their judg-
ment the whole or any part of such debt
can be collected. Amy such liability may,
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