Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-08-22
81 Published Aug. 8, 1913.
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No. GAL, 81 lPubllshed Aug. ., 1918.
CHAPTER 7so. LAWS OF 1913.
AN ACT-To repeal sections ia, Ill.,
1es, 2S7. 2ss. 2sSa. 2ss. 200. 2s1
292, 293, 294. 295, subsection 10 OF
section ITO sections 2o.s0. 20.s1, sub
division (2) Of section 167 Of the
statutes and chapter Ses of the laws
of 1913; and to. amend section 2SSb.
subsection 3 Of section 2410a. SEQ
ton 172. and subsection of section
of chapter .S16, laws OF 1909 and
and subsections %, 20 and "a Of sec:
ton 1928 and section 1865 and
subsection 3 Of section 406a Of the
statutes; and to create sections EST
to 296, inclusive, subsection 10 OF
section ITO, sections 1913, 1920.
1875, subsection 81 of section ITO,
subdivisions CD and C1D of section
157,. sections 3s2a. 663a, subsection
79 Of section as 15s I7a section , 1asd
172-131 and 16Sa of the statutes,
curative of former appropriations
and making appropriations for the
various state officers, department and
other bodies therein named; relating
to the manner Of furnishing sup
plies, services and printing to the
various state officers. departments
and other bodies; relating to other
fiscal matters and providing a pen
atty.
The people of the State of Wisconsin.
represented in Senate and Assembly.
do enact as follows:
2SS, 2SSa, 289, 200, 291, 2S2. 293, 294,
and 295 and subsection 10 of section
10 of the statutes are repealed.
Section g There are added to the
statutes eleven new sections and one
new subsection to read: Section 2SS.
I 1. The superintendent Of public prop
erty shall have charge of the capitol
executive residence, the light, heat
and power plant for the capitol, and
the n1hlic grounds surrounding such
structures; he shall have general sup
ervision of the operation and main
tenance Of said properties and shall
keep all of the same in the proper
state Of cleanliness and repair He
shall also have charge of all movable
property belonging to the state, not by
| law in the charge of some other Off
GER.
2. The superintendent and the po-
licemen appointed by him are author
lied to arrest with or without warrant
! any person violating any law within
or around the capitol, heat, light, and
power plant or executive residence, or
upon the public ground surrounding
/ such structures. Policemen and other
subordinates designated by the super
intendent shall, at their own cost, pro-
vide themselves With uniforms APP
proved by the superintendent Of pub
lie property.
Section 28s. The various officers
authorized by law to be supplied with
office room in the capitol shall be as
signed by the said superintendent to
some suitable room or rooms in the
capitol that may be available for such
purposes, and in case officers entitled
by law to an office in the capitol cam
not be accommodated therein, the said
superintendent shall have auth GRITTY
to lease suitable Offices outside of the
capitol inside of the city Of Madison for
such officers. Where an officer Is not
specifically authorized by law to use
~ "a oanifo1 nffiaa
poses, the said superintendent may as
sign suitable room or rooms in the
capitol, if they are available, for use
of such officer; provided, that nothing
superintendent to interfere with ar
rangements made by the Legislature
or the capitol building commission, for
| the use of any portion OF the capitol
cost of suitable offices furnished out
side Of the capitol shall be charged
to the appropriation provided in sub
section 2 of section 1918.
used in sections 2s7 to 2se. inclusive.
and section 172-1s. includes both
houses Of the legislature and any
commission, department board or body
| connected with the government of the
the usual reQuisitioning officer or Of
ficers of both houses Of the Legislature
and the person or persons at the head
Of any commission, department board
ment of the state by whatever title
any such person or persons may be
otherwise designated.
Section 290. /. The superintendent
of public property shall be state pur-
chasing agent, and he shall purchase
and furnish all permanent property
and all consumable materials, sup
plies, services and expense for state
use in and about the light, heat and
NIL pt fba QXpPIfiVa residence.
the capitol building, the public grounds
surrounding such structures, all Off
ces within the capitol and all offices
outside of the capitol required by law
to be supplied by the said superintend-
ent No other office or officer, per-
son or persons shall have authority to
purchase any such permanent prop
erty, consumable materials, supplies,
services and expense for or in behalf
of said building, grounds and offices.
Provided, however, that nothing in
this act shall be construed as limiting
the power of the printing board or
the capitol building commission to
purchase by contract or otherwise, nor
Shall anything in this act be construed
as affecting or limiting the power or
any state office or officer to hire en-
! ployes for his office or incur liability
for travelling expenses or other Incl
dental expense necessary for such Of
| fee or officer to carry out the powers,
duties and functions imposed by law
upon such office or officer.
g. The superintendent Of public
property is empowered to let conces-
sions for the operation Of restaurant
in the capitol under such terms and
conditions as shall in his judgment be
most favorable to the state, due care
being taken to secure efficient and
economical service No such conces-
sion shall be let for period exceed
ing two years.
Section POI. All materials, supplies,
fixtures apparatus or equipment re-
uuires to be furnished by the superin-
tendent which are manufactured at the
state prison or at any of the other pub
lie institutions of the state shall be pur-
chased by the said superintendent from
said prison or institution. When such
supplies, materials, fixtures, appar-
atus or equipment cannot be pur-
! chased at the state prison or
any Of the other public institutions OF
the state and the cost thereof exceeds
one hundred dollars, the said super
intendent shall, in such manner as he
shall deem best to secure the attention
Of probable bidders, invite proposals
to furnish the same and shall pur-
chase from the lowest responsible bid
der.
Section 2e2. 1. Any chattel prop
erty in the custody of said superin-
tendent which has become deteriorat-
ed or unsuitable or which is not re-
quired for the use of the state may be
disposed of by him at public sale at