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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-29
Published June 8. 1913.

No. f57. 81 tPublished June 3. 1919
CHAPTER 4s4 LAWS OF 1919
AN ACT To amend sections l4l6--i5 and l4I6-IT
OF the statutes. relating to public health.
Tie people q the state Of Wisconsin represented in
senate and Assembly. dc enact follows:
Section l. Sections 14I6-I5 and l4l6-I7 Of the
ststutes are amended to read; Section 14l6-l5
Whenever health onicer shall know suspect. or be
informed Of the existence Of any communicable dis
ease. dangerous 70 the public health Il shall he he
duty Of such health officer deputy to at once
examine such case or eases OF alleged communicable
disease. dangerous 90 the public health
The health onicer having jurisdiction upop be,ng
notified or having knowledge Of the existence ~ a,S
disease which has been designated BY The sste horI
o nesth IN lis rules and regulations to be ousran-
Unable shall Immediately in person ~ b SG s.
quarantine the infected house. rooms or prn,ses 60
as efectually 70 quarantine the case or rasse ana
the family II necessary. in such manner and Tor
such tine as the state board Of health I'm its r,leS
sah HeteFine necessary to prevent transmission of
me diseese. whenever a house, tenement room or
othes tmldlng Is placed in quarantine placari
fhau ne posted IN a conspicuous position on snch
building, giving the q the disease ,or which,
quarantine IS established the word '.ousrsnfnsss
in letters not less than two inches long such Iers
shall contain the following quarantine notice ss1i
persons are forbidden to enter OF leave these nre,e
without a special written permit h,,rn tha S5,,
officer having jurisdiction and ell persons are for-~
hidden 20 remove obscure mutilate this card or n
interfere in any way with this quarantine without
written orders from said heath officer under nensltv
of a fine or imprisonment as provided IN soctfo,
460s Of the statutes The local board ~ hesIss
execute its orders properly guard any house or nJsce
containing ans person or persons affected Wien
auarantinable disease, or who have been exposed
thereto. if quarantine Is violated or intent 10 yiolats
quarantine Is manifested. Such persons shan he
sworn In as quarantine guards, shall have nSlice
powers and may all necessary means 10 ENFORCE
the state laws for the prevention and control Of
gous infectious diseases the orders niles ana
regulations Of board OF health made in pursuance
thereof
Section I4I8-17. The expenses for necessary
nurses medical attention. food and other articles
needed for the comfort OF the aicted person or per
sons shall be charge to the person SO taken care
Of, OF against any other person who may be liable
Tor his support INDECENT cases shall be cared FOR al
public expense upon the order OF the local board Of
health. The expense Of maintaining quarantine and
Of persons and premises after death or
recovery shall be paid by the city incorporated VIII
age or town, upon the order Of the local board OF
health. When 4 person with q contagious disease
in any township. incorporated village or
'ty Is legal resident Of another township. ineor-
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No. 554 Al TPubl;shed Junc .. 1a13.
CHAPTER 40 i Avs nr lnla

~ oo4' a. Published June Q, 1913.
CHAPTER 449, LAWS OF 1918
AN ACT, Relating to interstate bridges owned and
- operated by any Wisconsin corporation
Inc people of the State of Wisconsin, represented
senate and Assembly. do enact as follows:
ssctlon l. 1t shall be the duty of any corporation
Incorporated under the laws of this and which
mas been granted franchise permit by the United
states congress to construct, maintain and operate
railroad bridge and provide for the passage Of
pedestrians. wagons vehicles all kinds of street
tlsllWay and motor cars the waters forming
boundary line between this and any other state and
70 forever maintain such bridge in accessible and
servlceabie condition to construct be
sltncted, approaches making such bridge accessible
ana serVceable for the OF pedestrians wagons,
Vehlcle5 and all kinds of street railway and motor
cars as connection between this state and the
state connected Herewith by such bridge, so that
such bridge shall be accessible and serviceable to
pedestrians, wagons and vehicles and all kinds Of
street railway and motor at the time such bridge
used for railroad service. and if any such corpora
uon snaH fall or refuse to comply with the pro-
visions CT this act within year from the time
such bridge Is used for railroad service the charter
Of such corporation granted by this state shall there
upon be pso acto forfeited without any further action
Whatever and such corporation shall forthwith dscon
t1nue the transaction or operation Of its business
In this state
Section 2. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after It's passage and publication
Approved June 6. 1913.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-29
No. 1015, Al Published June 9. Is
CHAPTER 453, LAWS OF 1918.

AN ACT, To create section 17s7-0c Of the statutes.
relating to the safe construction and maintenance
Of railroad tracks and bridges
The people Of State Of Wisconsin represented IN
Senate and Assembly. do enact as follows:
Section L There is added TO the statutes new
section to read: Section l797-9c 1t shall be the
duty OF every railroad to construct and maintain its
tracks bridges. and roadway line structures in a
reasonably adequate and safe for the opera
ton Of its said railroad IT, after investigation, the
commission shall determine that the track strlc-
lures of any railroad inadequate unsafe for the
operation OF It's said railroad the commission shall
after notice and hearing provided in section 1881
~ order such railroad to reconstruct repair such
inadequate or unsafe track structures.
Section g. This act shall take effect upon passage
and publication
Approved June g. 1913.
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No. 92O. Al Published June 0. 1913.
cuAprER As2 LAWS ne 1914

No 900, Al Published June Q, 1913.
CHAPTER 452. LAWS OF 1918.
AN ACT To create section 925-269m of the statutes.
providing that city officers sued In their Official
capacity, except when title to office is questioned,
shall not be required TO file bond motion OF
appeal. nor shall they be liable for costs In any
action.
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin represented In
Senate md Assembly do enact as follows:
Section l. There Is added to the statutes new
section to read Section 915-269m- No officer Of
any city matter how organized, shall be required
to file an undertaking any other bond required
on appeal in any court when such party has been
sued in his official capacity. except in actions OF
quo warranto- any other kind Of action involving
directly the title to bis office. shall city
officer be liable for any costs damages but costs
or damages. II any. shall be awarded against the
city.
Section q This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after It's passage and publication.
Approved June 8, 1918.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-29
published June 9, 1913,

No. 467, 81 LpuDn nn ,o SeN'
AN Act m authorize the commissioners OF pupac
lands to sell certain lands In ONEIDA 1o'A'''
longing to the state Of Wisconsin .uoo+ad q,
The neoDle of the state Of Wisconsin. represeh ~
Senate and Assembly do enact as follows .,ds .rs
Section l. The commissioners OF pdpuS -. =. corrav
hereby authorized Instructed and directed 70 c0nsss
b. Martin Erickson Of Oneida county. Wisconsin sne
following described land situated IN One.as ~ tbs
Wisconsin to wit: the northwest auaheIItt tb,+vs
southwest quarter Of section thirteen io"h'ii'
sever, north Of range eight east. ., r.uao.a
section g. This act shall take eject upon U"''' 70
and publication
Approved June 8, 1913
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dollars in county or superintendent dis
dollar. conealning fifty or less school Districts fifty
fba s.. IN superintendent districts containing more
se. mt ana less than hundred school dis riots;
t;r.y nve dollars IN superintendent districts con-
5n r,rns more than one hundred and less than one
doii ana NIFTY school districts, and one hundred
sb ls IN superintendent districts containing more
Sa one hundred and fifty school districts It shall
ag ule uuly OF the county treasurer pay such
s S.lounts as may be certified by the county clerk
NJ any money IN the general fund OF the county
2SSlon 400. In all cities having a city
spelntendent OF schools which are not under the
i,suieuon OF county superintendent such super
aoeuenI OF schools shall make the annual report
$50 tauiieu oy section 464 directly to the
state superintendent
to sec9on B. This act shall take effect and be in
iofse from and after its passage and publication.
Approved June 6, 1913
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No. 49, 81 tp 5s er la Ia
AN ACT To create section 172-llS q tno state
making an appropriation TO the Wisconsin
Fire Preventive Association ,rasentei In
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin 1.1,o1ys
Senate and Assembly. do enact as iollom1 to a new
section l. There is added to the statues AZ onnlallv
section to read section 1721l8 There Is nayabls
appropriated on July J. one Thousand ot otherwise
rom any moneys in the general fund ho'
appropriated, for the Wisconsin state nrS
association .+ pnon passage
and publication.
Approved June G., 1873
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county in which the service is rendered such sum as
shall be audited and allowed by the court ordering
said grand jury not 70 exceed ten dollars day fer
each day actually engaged bcfcTe the grand Jury as
such stenoaraphc reporter. and FOR transcnblng ms
notes the fees prescribed by law for similar sefs-
ices in courts Of record Such stenogrape reporter
may at his own expense employ the assistance OF a
competent typewriter operator IN transcr ng his notes
II the testimony and proceedings OF said grand Jury
but Defore entering upon his duties hereunder sueh
typewriter operator shall be required TO make and lie
an cath similar TO that required or such reporter
The accounts q such stenographlc re-
porter shall be Approved by The presiding judge OF the
eouri ordering said grand jury.
Section IL. 4 section Is added 10 the slaluleS
10 read: section 45O2m. Every stenographc reporter
and every typewriter operator who takes and violates
the oath required Of him By section z546f shall upon
conviction Thereof he punished by Imprisonment IN
tie state prison not less than one nor more than I'VE
Section H. Section 255s OF the statutes is renum-
tered ana amended to read: Section A502n When
by neglect OF any Of the duties required in
ehaper 1l6 lie performed b. any OF the officers OF
persons therein mentioned. the jurors TO De
returned shall not be duly drawn and Summoned 70
attend the court every person guilty OF such neglect
shall pay fine not exceeding twenty dollars 10 DC
Imposed By the court, into the treasury OF inc
county in which the ofense Is committed.
Section l3 Section 1853 Of the statutes Is retained
without verbal change but is reDumhered to be sec
lion 1920.
section a. This act takes effect when published.
Approved June 6, 1913.
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NO 4ss, 81 LIZ. lp9o1 nE 1918.
AN AZ Asct;o iaS5o Of the statutes, relating +"
ing premiums for insurance. -. ronresented in
The people Of the state Of WiseonslR 9oloWs
sn1ts ana 4 Assf@G IS added to subsection s
ion 1850 new subdivision to ..d Ffaa 70 the in
1850 3 d The extension Of c arssi for not ex
T6a 1a upon srty days from the time the Insurance.
written or thereafter with interest at MOI oba not Be
The legal rate as agreed upon in Wr1tlhg 'HD-
violation of this section. ,oo+ ,,pon passage
and publication
Approved June 6. 1913.
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NO sI2, Al published June Q. 1918.

NO 012, Al published June 8. 1918
CHAPTER $50, LAWS OF 1918.
AN ACT TO amend section 92s-125q Of tho statutes.
relating to court orders and acts Of the common
The people the State Of wisconsin represented IN
Senate and Assembly. do enact as follows:
Section l. Section 928-125o OF the statutes is
amended to read: Section 926-125Q. NO action
shall hereafter be brought maintained to annul or
set aside any final order Of circuit court. or
action of the council of city. heretofore
made entered for the vacation of any public
grounds, waterways. plat, street, avenue.
alley. slip or pier. or any part thereof, I'M
less such action be commenced within = six
months from the passage and publication Of this act
and at the end Of such six months such attempted
vacations shall be hereby validated except they
may be invadated by actions then pending. II any
such action shall be commenced by any person whose
interest can be fully compensated In damages this
fact may be found In the action and the plaintiff
damages assessed and payment of such damages
by any person interested in the vacation shall ter
inmate such action. without affecting the validity Of
the vacation
Section e. This act shall take effect and BE- In
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved June 8, 1913.
No. 913. Al Published June Q. 1918
CHAPTER 45l. LAWS OF 1918.
AN ACT To create section 925-26Om Of the statutes
relating to disposition Of money by city official hay-
in his official capacity. when informed by the city
attorney that the law Is questionable.
The people Of the State of Wisconsin, represented in
Senate and Assembly. do enact follows:
Section l. There Is added to the statutes a new
section to read: Section 925 260m. Any city official
of any city. matter how organized who is holding
money In his official capacity. or any city official
who has authority to countersign may if informed
in writing by the city attorney when demand Is made
for the money or demand is made that he counter
sign resolution ordinance involving the e1pend1-
ture Of money. that doubt exists in regard TO the
legality the resolution ordinance passed involv
ing the expenditure of money Immediately refuse to
act further In such matter until such matter is deter
mined by the courts and no costs shall be taxed
against the party himself but in costs shall
be taxed, or damages. In case any damages shall
be provided, are awarded they shall be paid by the
city.
Section O. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after It's passage and publication
Approved June g. 1913.
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No. sO3 Al Tpnhn,b,s =
CHAPTER asa. LAWS ne Sune II,

AN ATT TO create section 194l-6Ss oS ~,
relating to the standard fire Insurance 'le sl
me people Of the State of Wisconsin repr pDnCy
S Seaaes ana Assembly, do enact as follows:
section to read: Section IS4I-e3s '' 1ynio
WISE specified in an Endorsement ON the rni,sS
Is hereby authorized the company sban g'i 10y,
deposit in trust for the insured. for wbcb nO -
r mSsT pfeleFred claim pro rata part q n.
Section 2. This act shall take efFec. ~ p0
force rom and after its passage and pubI,cst,o,
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No. 433. 81 Published June g. 1913
CHAPTER AZ. LAWS OF 1913.
AN ACT, TO create subsection Of section lSoo--54
Of the statutes relating 70 eyidencins the authority
u surety companies
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin, represented Ia
Senate and Assembly. do enact as follows:
Section ]. There IS added to section 1866 OF
fhe statutes 2 new subsection 10 read; lSeclon
1860 3. Upon application Of any insurance
company authorized transact the business OF hoeny
Insurance requesting that certified copy Of It's certl
ncate Of authority be furnished TO any designated
public officer TN this state, with whom any bond
undertaking OF instrument executed by such company
shall be fled and the payments by such company OF
the Fee required By law. the commissioner OF inslr-
ance shall issue and forward such certified copy by
mai direct such officer who shall file the same In his
Office. SUCH certified copy shall be authority Tor the
approval OF any such bond, undertaking. or instru-
ment and be evidence Of the authority OF the COM
pany 70 transact the kinds Of business for the time
specified therein until prior reTocarons Of certi-
ncate Of authority Is provided by law, IN which case
The commissioner Of insurance shall Immediately give
notice thereof to each officer 70 whom such certlned
copy shall have been forwarded.
Section 2. This act shall take eject upon passage
and publication.
Approved June 6. 1913.
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Of such expense is sent to the proper on such
officers within thirty days ater ' he disnfecting and
e ease 50 as to eeuay destroy Ini The
shall be done before quarantine Is .lFed out according
injecting and cleansing snaL u by the state
board Of health. -, eysc4 upon passage
and publication
Approved June s. 1913
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No. 1885, Al TPubIisa,ed June " Iq1e
CHAPTER 462 LAWS nE 1919

CHAPTER 462. LAWS OF 1918.
AN ACT. To create subdivision zeal of section 23e4-
% OF the statutes, relating authorizing counties
cities towns and villages to appropriate money for
free employment Offices -
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin reDrsented In
Senate and Assembly. do enact as follows:
Section |. There is added to section 2394-52 NJ
tne statutes a new subdivision to read (section
2S94-521 t9a) a1 Any county. city town or village
may enter into agreement with the Wisconsin in
dustT1al commission for such period Of time as may
0e deemed desirable for the purpose Of establishing
and maintaining local free employment oflces ana II
shall be lawful for county city town or village
70 appropriate and expend the necessary money and
to permit the use of public property for the FONT
establishment and maintenance Of euch offices IS
may be agreed upon. =
Section 3 This act shall take effect and h. IN
force from and after July l. 1913 =
Approved June IA. 1913
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[PublIshed June II. l913.

No. $685. Al TPublshed 1une y 1oIa
CHAPTER 465, LAWS or 1918.
an ACT. To create section 1311--I 81 tho statutes
relating TO power Of county board to adoDt and
improve certain roads trunk roads.
Inc people q ire State Of Wisconsin represented In
Senate and Assembly do enact as foliaws. - =
Section L There IS added 10 the efaf19feo . 49,
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No. 1877. Al Published yune II. 1918
CHAPTER $40. LAWS OF 1919

Approved June 7, 1918.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-12-20
Heat Dries Books.

II Is not desirable to have the book
cases close to the heating--fireplace
or radiator. The heat dries the glue
and leather. causing both to deterior-
ate rapidly. says the New Haven
Journal Courier. II for the sake Of
economy or effect the wall bookcases
must run up to the fireplace or other
heating, arrange tiny cabinet for
music, magazines or bric-a-brac be-
tween the heater and the books. OF
course often the design OF the fire
place is so elaborate that books are
in no way endangered by the heat.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-12-20
0STEOPATA|C HINTS
CONSTIPATION

Constipation Is the most common
disorder OF the human family. al
though rare disease in the lower
animals. The reason for this Is evil
dent, viz: habit. While there are
many causes of the disease. unques-
tionably the most common cause Is
the habit of the individual of deny
ting the desire of the bowel to move.
BY this act the sensibility of the
bowel, which is the first requisite in
the action of the bowel, is destroyed.
The mass then accumulates and the
bowel takes no notice of It, constipa-
tion of n bad form. Thus so easily is
acquired a disease that undermines
the entire system Decomposition
begins in the bowel, poisonous gases
are formed and absorbed into the sys-
TEN, the work OF the digestive organs
above is disturbed. liver and pancreas
suffer in the general disorder. head
ache, dyspepsia and billjousness fol-
low, kidneys and lungs are overtaxed
In throwing out the poisons. The
whole system Is weakened and be-
comes prey to other diseases. The
grandmothers recognized this from
experience and for all ills gave a
physic. In this condition the usual
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-12-20
GOOD PICTURES TO Be At
PAST|ME SAYS MATLOCk
(By c. G. Matiock.l

For the benefit of moving picture
fans and in justice to the Pastime
theater I wish to explain the mean
ing Of this so-called exclusive serv-
ice. This service was inaugurated by
the General Film Co. for use in the
contested districts of large cities. For
instance there are two picture houses
showing licensed pictures in the same
block or within two or three blocks
of each other. All pictures have a
certain day for release, called the re-
lease date. In the cities the shows in
the contested districts use pictures
on the first day they are released
called first run pictures. Now sup
posing you had a picture show in a
big city and a competitor using
same service who had a show in the
same block with you or within two
or three blocks of you.
You advertise big picture, and
when you show this picture your
competitor happens to show It at the
same time (Which often happens
where first run pictures are used)
Your competitor gets the benefit OF
your advertising. The General Film
company saw the unfairness of this
and started a new service whereby
an exhibitor for an advance in price
of service could get pictures that he
knew his competitor in the same
block would not be showing at the
same time.
This so-called exclusive service was
started October 13 and has already
fallen by the way side. Why? Be-
cause exhibitors found 1t was no bet
ter If as good as the regular service.
The Pastime will continue to exhibit
the same quality Of high class pic
lures in the future as it has in the
past and there will be no house in
Pendleton showing any better, de-
spite all statements to the contrary.
We leave you to be the tudge.-Adv.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-12-20

FOREST NOTES.
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The forest products laboratory at
Madison. Wisconsin. has made 1000
tests on the strength of American
woods.
The gathering and selling of acorns
is new industry. in Arkansas, to
supply eastern nursery firms with ma
trial for forest planting.
Thirty different wood preservatives
are in commercial use in the United
States; many OF them utilize cresote
OF one sort or another; others require
chemical salts.
Last year the forest service iistrib-
uted 10000 basket willow cuttings:
$1,000 to forest schools, 10000 to ag-
rioultural experiment stations, and ST.
900 to individuals.
More than Ss0,0 horsepower has
been developed from streams on ma
tional forests under government regu-
lation. This represents the output
under conditions of lowest stream
flow.
Florida buttonwood, tree confin-
ed largely to the keys along the south
coast. is very highly priced for use in
cooking on ships galleys.