Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-29
81 FPubiished June % 1afs
CHAPTER 526. LAWS DE IoI3

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49, m CHAPTER 52S, LAWS OF 1918
AN ACT. To create sections 3lS5b 3ls5e 31S5d.
Sls9e 1881 SlS5g and 3ls5h of the statutes relat-
rms people Of tae State Of Wisconsin represented in
senate and Assembly. do as follows:
sestlei, / There are added TO the statutes seven
new sections 10 read: Sceticu 3lS5b Whoever shall
erect establish. continue maintain. use, occupy or
icasc any building CT part Ct building. erection or
piace g sc used for the prrese Of lcSdness assgna
3on q irsstuon q permit the to be used. in
INC state OF Wisconsin, shall be guilty of 4 nuisance
anu se buiidig erection or place in er upon which
saen icwdhsss ass gnstion or prostitution is con-
ducieA perEnitted carried on. continued exists.
and the furniture fixtures. musical instruments and
cnntnts used Herewith fer the purpose de-
clafcc nuisance. and Shall be ene.ned and abated
Section $3.50. Whenever nuisance. defined in
section 3I35h exists III any county the district attorney
CT airy cizen OF such county may maintain eqtit
allie acttnl III the circuit court in the of the
STATE 70 afatc the same and to pcTpetuay enjoin and
restrain cfeIy person guilty thereof frct continuing
maintaining CT permit ing such nuisance. Upon a
verified complaint accompanied when required by the
court CT Presiding Judge. by anlayits dispositions
showing Satisfactorily that nuisance as defined by
section 3lS5b exists in such county and naming the
persons guilty theTsef. and uicn three days notice
% lie ceiEndsnt or defendants i'll such action tenn
neiary inunctca may he granted. subject to mod8ca
ton or dissolution restraining the defendant de-
PENDANTS until the Gene tisIt Of the trial from cen
unling. maintaining permitting ich Nuisance All
such injunetions issued in icns htgsta nv public
officers shah be issucd without requiring the under
taking specified iii section 2TIS Of the statutes and in
accns Instituted by citizens it shall be discretionary
With tho cctlrs presiding judge to issue them with
Df WITHOUT SuNn undertaking.
Section 1850. In actions begun under section
3l3Jc the existence Of any nuisance defined By Sec
ton 3lS5h shall constitute prina face evidence that
the cWncr OF the premises affected has permitted the
same to be used Nuisance; and evidence Of the
general reputation cf the place shall be admissible
to the existence of such nuisance If the COM
paint Is filed ly cuzen, it shall be dismissed.
except Statement. made by the complai-
ant and his attorney setting forth the reasons why
the action should be dismissed. and the dismissal
shall be ap4rstl by the district attorney of the
coun'y IN wiring or in open court II the court IS
If the opinion that the action ought not to be dis
missed it direct the district attorney Of the
county TO prosecute said ACTON to Judgment. If the
action is brought by citizen. and the court hnds
that there reasonable ground cause for
said action the shall hs taxed to such citizen
Section 5lS5e. A party found gully Of contempt
for the violation OF amy Injunction granted under the
provisions Of sections 31S5b 3S5h inclusive, shall
be punished by q fine CT MT less than two hundred
ner more than one thousand dollars by imprison
ia the county jail not less than three nor more
than six months or by both such fine and impr1son-
mert.
Section 1885, If the existence Of the nuisance be
established in action under section Sl85b, or in
criminal proceeding an order abatement shall be
entered Part Of the Judgment IN the case. which
order shall direct the removal from the building or
place of all fixtures, furniture, musical instruments
or movable property used i'll conducting the nuisance
and shall direct the sale thereof in the pro-
yicee for the sale of chatteIs under execution and
he efectual closing OF the building or place against
its use for any purpose ald 50 Keeping u closed Tor
period Of year, unless sooner released. any
person. shall break and enter use building, erec
tion, or place directed to be closed he shall be
punished as fer contempt, as provided IN secuon
3lS5e.
section slS5g The proceeds Of the sale Of such
personal properly, shall be applied IN The payment OF
the costs OF the action and abatement and the bal
ance. If any. shall be paid to the defendant The
plaintiff may file notice Of the pendency OF the ac-
ton as in actions affecting the title to real esate
and If the of the premises affected be adjudged
guilty of the nuisance the judgment for costs shall
constitute a lien thereon prior to any ether lien
created after the filing OF such lis pendeps
Section 31S5h. The owner Of any building or part
Of building affected by action under section S1S5e
may appear at any time after the commencement
thereof and file an undertaking in such and with
such sreties shall be required by the court to the
effect he will Immediately abate the alleged NUS
ance. if it exists. and prevent the same from being
re -eS ablishcd in the building or part Of building
aforc within period Of year thereafter and
will pay MI that be awarded against him In
the action Thereupon the court shall dismiss the ac-
ton as to such building part Of building and res
yoke any order previously made closing the same;
but such dismissal and revocation shall net release
the property from any Judgment lien, penalty or
Liability to which it may be subject by law.
Section .. This act takes effect upon passage and
publication.
Approved June 81. 1913