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nance of factories and limit the location
of places of business therein.
The people of the State of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly
do enact as follows:
Section 1. Subdivisions (a), OBJ, and
Co of subsection rs Of section $3.50 are
amended to read (925-52) (75) (a). The
common council in cities of
twenty-five thousand or more are au-
thorized to set apart portions of such
tial purposes and to prohibit the erection
and maintenance of factories, docks or
other similar concerns within such dis
tricts. Such cities may in like manner
houses upon purely residence districts
and require the consent of the majority
of, landowners and residents Of such dis
tricts, once improved, before such bust
ness is permitted on such streets and
making as low unit as one block. The
power granted may be exercised upon the
initiative Of the common council or upon
the petition of ten or more residents in
the district or block to be affected. All
such exercise of power herein granted
may be enforced by appropriate fines and
penalties prescribed by ordinance.
(b) The enactment of ordinances ex
Guiding factories, docks, or other similar
concerns from residential districts shall
factories operated in such district are
detrimental to the health. comfort and
welfare of the residents of said cities.
Co The power herein granted shall not
be construed as suspending or abrogating
any general law or sanitary regulation
made by authority of such laws, nor to
limit the use Of factory, dock or other
similar concern already erected or es-
tablished except to require the same to
be operated in sanitary manner
Section e. This act shall take effect
upon passage and publication.
Approved August 2 1913, CODy Law
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in his notice shall have required, and
work in person or by an able bodied
substitute; and every such person who
shall so appear and work, or who shall
cause a substitute to so appear and work,
agreeably to the direction of such super
intendent upon the highways in his dis
trict, unless different amount is fixed
by the annual town meeting, shall be cred
tied on his highway tax ' two dollars
for every day he or his substitute shall
actually work eight hours, and one
dollar and fifty cents a day for each yoke
of oxen and wagon or plow and
two dollars a day for each span OF horses
and wagon or plow he shall furnish
agreeably to the requirements OF SAID
superintendent; and the amounts herein
set forth shall be credited on highway
taxes for services, implements and teams
in towns where highway taxes are paid in
labor, and the same shall apply to towns
that shall have adopted the cash system
of paying such highway taxes; but in
either case the annual town meeting snail
have authority to fix a different compen-
sation than is herein provided.
Section 2. Section 1858 of the statutes
is repealed.
Section 8. There is added to the stat
utes new section to read: Section 1858.
/. If any superintendent in any town or
district in which the highway taxes are
payable in labor shall be employed more
time in executing his several duties as
such superintendent than shall be neces-
taxes, he shall be paid for the excess in
cash.
2. In all towns, unless a different COM
pensation is fixed by the annual town
meeting, the highway superintendent shall
be paid at the rate of two dollars and
fifty cent for each day of eight hours ae-
tually and necessarily devoted to the dis
charge of his duties as such superintend-
emit; the account for his compensation
shall be submitted to the supervisors, and
on allowance by them, the amount there
of shall be paid by the town, in cash, out
Of the bridge and road fund; provided,
that in towns where the highway taxes
are payable in labor, the highway taxes
charged against any such superintendent
shall first be deducted from the amount
found due him and the balance, If any,
shall be paid to him by the town, in cash,
out Of said fund.
Section f. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after the first day
of April 1914.
Approved August /. 1918. Copy Law.
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No. 438, 81 Published August 4, 1913
CHAPTER TAI, LAWS OF 1918
AN ACT-To amend section 2949 of the
statutes, relataing to costs in the su-
preme court.
The people Of the State of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly
do enact as follows:
Section l. Section 2949 of the statutes
Is amended to read: Section 2949. No
costs shall be allowed in the supreme
court to the prevailing party on any ap-
peal or writ of error in any civil action
or proceeding, excepting the fees of the
clerk of the supreme court, twenty-fi five
dollars attorneys fees, the fees Of the
clerk below for transmitting and certify
ing the record, including the sum paid
for such copies Of the minutes of the
photographic reporter as are
necessarily procured for the purpose of
sum paid for printing, not exceeding
one dollar per page for printing
cases and briefs, in all not exceeding one
hundred and fifty pages. When the
Judgment of the court below shall be af-
firmed in part or reversed in part, or af-
firmed as to some of the parties and re-
versed as to others, or modified, the costs
shall be in the discretion of the court
In all other actions, writs and proceed
ings therein, excepting criminal actions
costs may be allowed in the discretion
Of the court not exceeding the amount
aforesaid.
Section g. This act shall take effect
upon passage and publication.
Approved August 2. 1913. Copy Law.
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No. $50, ST. Published August 4, 1913
CHAPTER TAP, LAWS OF 1913
AN ACT-To repeal section 10 of chapter
346 of the laws Of 1897, making an ap-
preparation for the state reformatory
and section 81 of chapter 36S of the laws
Of 1897 relating to building and loan
associations; and to amend section 1878
of the statutes. repeating certain SEES
sion laws.
The people of the State of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows:
Section L. Section 10 Of chapter SAG of
Of the laws of 1897 ana section II OF
chapter 36S of the laws Of 1897 are re-
pealed
Section e. That part of section 1878 of
the statutes which enumerates acts of
1897 is amended by striking therefrom the
two parenthese contained therein and
their respective included words, namely:
"(except section 49," and "(except Sec
ton 2I."
Section 8. This act takes effect upon
passage and publication.
Approved Aug. 2, 1913. Copy Law.
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NO. s cA p 74 I9Ws 9o oF 1918 1913
AN ACT-To amend section 656 of the
statutes relating to court houses and
other county buildings.
The people of the State Of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows:
Section |; Section s5s Of the statutes
Each county shall at it's own expense
provide at the county seat a courthouse,
Jail, fireproof offices, and other neces-
sary buildings suitable to their proper
provided, that no jail shall be construct
ed except the plans and specifications
therefor shall be approved by the state
board of control; and provided further,
that no Jail shall be constructed in the
basement of any other building. Until
such courthouse be provided, or when the
courthouse shall from any cause become
unsafe, inconvenient or unfit for holding
court, the county board shall appoint
some other convenient building at the
county seat for that purpose temporarily:
and such bilding shall then be deemed the
courthouse for the time being for all pur-
poses.
q In the construction hereafter of any
courthouse the following restrictions and
limitations shall be observed:
(a) No outer wall shall be nearer than
forty feet to the boundary line Of any pri-
vately owned contiguous premises.
CD Such construction shall be In ac-
cordance with plans and specifications
accompanied by the certificate of the
judge of the circuit court in whose cir
cult the building is to be erected to the
effect that after consultation with com
petent experts he is advised and believes
that the court rooms therein provided for
will possess proper acoustical properties.
The expense of such expert advice shall
be paid out of the county treasury upon
the certificate of such judge.
Repairs which amount substantially to
a reconstruction of courthouse shall be
governed by the same restrictions and
limitations as far as practicable
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No. 620, ST. Published August 4, 1918
CHAPTER ~ LAWS 1919

No. $40, 81 Published August 4. 1918
CHAPTER 744, LAWS OF 1913.
AN ACT-To repeal chapter 500, laws Of
1913, and section 959-41n Of the stat
utes. to amend section 959-41o and to
create section 959-41p of the statutes,
and to validate certain ordinances re-
lating to police and fire commissions
in cities of the fourth class.
The people of the State Of Wisconsin.
represented in Senate and Assembly.
do enact as follows:
Section 1. Chapter o93, laws Of 1913,
and section 959-41n of the statutes are
repealed.
Section 2. Section 959-41o Of the stat
utes is amended to read: Section 959-
41o. In any city having a population Of
s d9ur s or se e ef tna sste.
shall only apply If the common council
by majority vote and the approval Of
the mayor, or by a two-thirds vote with
out such approval, shall adopt said sec
tions; but the common council may at
any time thereafter rescind such action
by q like vote and thereupon said Sec
tions shall not apply.
Section g. new section is added to
the statutes, to read: Section 959-41p.
The officers in cities of the fourth class,
having a population of four thousand or
less inhabitants that have not adopted
or have reScinded the adoption of the
provisions of sections 959-41l and 959-
41m of the statutes, shall be a mayor,
treasurer, clerk, comptroller, attorney,
two or more justices of the peace, one or
more constables, as the common council
may determine by ordinance, a street
commissioner, chief of fire department,
one or more policemen, two aldermen and
one supervisor from each ward, and such
other officers or boards as the common
council may deem necessary. Provided,
that the common council by thirds
vote may dispense with any of such Off
GERS except justices of the peace, and
provide that the duties of such officers
may be performed by any other officer
or board.
Section 4. The acts, ordinances, and
resolutions of all cities Of the fourth
class having a population of four thou
sand or less. by which they rescnded and
repealed, or attempted to rescind and re-
peal, the adoption of section 959-41l,
959-41m and 959-41n of the statutes,
and their acts and ordinances thereafter
relating to the appointment, removal, or
regulation of their police and fire officers
or departments, are hereby validated and
legalized. Provided, however, that moth
ing in this act shall apply to supervisors
in any city in a county having a popu-
lation of 100000 or more.
Section 5. This act takes effect when
published
Approved August 2. 1913. Copy Law.
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No. GIT, ST. Published August 4, 1913
CHAPTER 743, LAWS OF 1913.
AN ACT-To amend subdivisions (a), (b),
and (c) of subsection rs of section
925-52 of the statutes, authorizing
common councils of cities of twenty five
thousand inhabitants or more, to set
aside districts for residential purposes
and prohibit the erection and mainte-
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No. GAO, 81 Published August 4, 1918

CHAPTER 748, LAWS OF 1913.
AN ACT-To amend subdivision Cd of
subsection l of section 1920 of the
statutes relating to elk.
The people of the State of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows:
Section 1. Subdivision ID of subsec-
ton 1 of section 4562d Of the statutes, is
amended to read: (Section 4562d. - %
Any moose or elk at any time.
Section 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved August 2, 1913. Copy Law
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No. 635, ST. Published August 2, 1913.
CHAPTER 739, LAWS OF 1913.
AN ACT-To amend section 1929 of the
statutes relating to track connections
at railroad crossings within towns, cities
and villages.
The people of the State of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows
Section l. Section 1920 of the statutes
is amended to read: Section 1920. 1.
Every railroad corporation whose track
crosses the track of any other railway
corporation at grade in any town, city, or
village, or whose tracks and right Of
way shall be adjacent to the tracks and
right of way of any other railway cor
poration, within the limits Of any town,
city or village, shall, within sixty
days after written request of the rail-
road commission, the town board
Of supervisors, city council or village
board, make track connection between
each other within such town, city, or viii
lage to afford all reasonable and proper
facilities for the interchange Of traffic be-
tween their respective lines for forward
transfer Or switch and deliver without
unreasonable delay or discrimination any
freight or cars, loaded or empty, destined
to any point on its tracks or any con-
Meeting line, and the expense thereof
shall be borne equally between each of
the said corporations, unless otherwise
ordered by the railroad commission.
g. The provisions of this section shall
not apply to counties having populatl ton
Of one hundred fifty thousand or more
Section g. This act shall take effect
upon it's passage and publication.
Approved August l, 1913. Copy Law.
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No. GA, ST. Published August A, 1913
CHAPTER 745, LAWS OF 1918.
AN ACT-To amend subsection 1 of sec
ton CAB of the statutes, relating to the
issue of municipal bonds.
The people Of the State of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly
do enact as follows:
Section l. Subsection l of section 943
of the statutes is amended to read: (Sec-
ton 943) 1. No bonds shall in any case
be issued by any town, village or city until
the proposition for their issue for the spe-
cial purposes thereof shall have been sub
mitted to the people of such municipality
and adopted by a majority voting thereon;
or, if to be issued to aid the construction
of a railroad, until the proposition for the
issue thereof shall have been accepted in
one of the modes provided therefor in
this chapter; nor shall any such bonds be
issued payable after period of twenty
years, nor be issued until an ordinance
or resolution shall have been lawfully
passed directing that there shall be an
nually levied a tax in addition to all other
taxes, sufficient to pay, when due, the
interest annually to grow due on such
bonds, and also to pay and discharge the
principal thereof by the time the same
shall be due. Every such tax shall be-
and be annually levied and collected on
all taxable property on the assessment
roll of such municipality, and the money
raised thereby shall be kept as a sepa-
purpose, and shall not be employed In
any other, except when the common coun-
Gil, by ordinance adopted by vote Of
not less than two-thirds of it's members
shall direct that any money SO raised ana
still unexpended shall be used for the
purpose of purchasing or paying the whole
or part of said bonds; in which case the
unexpended money may be used as sc d.
rected and the tax shall thereupon and to
that extent be thereby repealed.
Section 2. This act takes effect when
published
Approved August 2, 1918 Copy Law.
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for perjury, and conviction under this
subsection shall revoke the license of
such physician to practice in this state.
Section 2. All acts or parts of acts in
consistent with the provisions of this act
are repealed.
Section 8. This act shall take effect
on and after January /, 1914.
Approved August l. 1913 Copy Law.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-21
SALINAS RODEO WILL
DEPICT COWBOY LIFE
Big Week to Present 500
Range Riders and 1000
Horses

SALINAS. July 17.-Cowhoy sports
and the daily life on the California
cattle ranges will be depicted at the
third annual big week and California
rodeo to be held here, July % to Au-
gust 3. Estimates based on communi-
cations already received indicate that
there VIII be no less than 500 horse
men, exclusive of the army, and that
the total number of horses brought
here for work and show purposes will
be little short OF 1000.
The best carnival company in north
ern California has been engaged to fur
nish the amusement features for a
large street fair
There will be from three to four
hands each day, the Peninsula band
of Monterey. Twelfth United States in
fantry band from the Presidio of
Monterey, Six Companies band, com
posed of San Francisco Chinese. the
Pajaro valley orphanage band from
Watsonville and local organiza ton
being engaged for the occasion
The city will be illuminated and
street dances will he held nightly.
There will be cowboy quadrilles and
parades. q balloon ascension and an
illuminated automobile parade. Spe-
clal DAYS have been set aside for
ueighboring communities and large
delegations are expected from each
The Southern Pacific is arranging 10
run special trains from San Francisco
and Oakland and San Luis Obispo, and
has made a special round trip rate
for all points in California, Nevada
and southern Oregon.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-21
LABEL GATHERING
IS REAL BUSINESS
The Calls Campaign Devel-
ops From Fad to Settled
Practice

Collecting labels OF made in Califor-
MIA goods for The Call label gathering
campaign has developed from fad
into a settled practice engaged in by
thousands of persons in all parts of
this state
Join The Calls label army" is a
slogan suggested by one enthusiast
who has been an energetic worker in
the cause of the California manufac-
turer. And IN the label department of
The Call the term label army" is ap-
preciated in its full significance in view
OF the great number OF people that
have entered the spirit of The Calls
campaign.
The Call announced at the outset Of
the label gathering game that 1t was
planned TO inaugurate q great and
sweeping campaign for the boosting OF
California manufactured products, to
the end that al the end of three years
of constant work the manufacturers of
California would be in a position to
make a creditable and imposing show
ing to the visitors from all parts of
the globe who would attend the expo
sition.
The first step in carrying out this
splendid idea was to enlist the gem
erous cooperation of the people in all
parts of California. The Call under
took to do this by working out
simple and satisfactory method of COM
pensating all persons for their efforts
In the campaign. regardless OF whether
the efforts were great or small This
method is the plan OF putting a value
on every label that is advertised on
this page, the value existing only with
The Call. However as soon as the
label is exchanged by The Calls cer-
tifieates, then the holder may purchase
any of a variety OF things that appear
on the premium list, as we'll as many
desirable articles that are advertised
turers, In their efforts to back The Call
in this big three year campaign for
more factories, have volunteered to give
in exchange for Call certificates of
labels
Now that the campaign has been
well under way it is matter Of great
pleasure for The Call to announce that
it has met with an unqualified sue
cess, and has already begun to bring
ffattering returns both to the collec-
tors of labels and to the manufac-
turers whose products have been
listed for collection.
Letters of commendation and of
praise from persons in all walks of
life received at this office have gone to
demonstrate how general is the senti-
ment to boost for the factories of Cali
fornia.
At no time in the progress of the
campaign to date has there been con-
ceded anything but vigorous success,
and this was because the underlying
features OF the campaign have been
recognized s being closely related to
the business and social conditions of
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-21
LITTLE GIRL TELLS WHY
SHE CONSULTS THE CALL

The secret to success in The Calls
label gathering campaign seems to
have been sounded by little girl who
says that she keeps The Calls label
page every week and consults 1t before
making her purchases. Every time
she goes shopping she refers to the
label page and sees that of the goods
she wants only brands shown In the
label page are purchased.
From the tenor of correspondence
received Il the label department IL ap-
pears that a great many label gath
erers buy articles first and look them
up in the label page afterward. In
this way many opportunities for more
tallies are lost. The proper way is
to keep the label page for reference,
and to always consult 1T before buy
ing.
1t should also be borne In mind that
by The Calls special offer every per-
son in the campaign can easily increase
the value OF his labels by accompany
ing them with their corresponding ad-
vertisement, clipped from the label
page Of The Call. The value OF the
labels are then increased by 20 per
cent. The rule covering this point ap-
pears in the rules under the caption
of Extra Tallies," and should be read
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-21
AVALANCHE OF LABELS
| DEsCENDs UPON CALL
Men, Women and Children
Cooperate in Home In
dustry Campaign

The rush on the label department of
The Call is on in good earnest.
Labels OF all kinds and of all colors,
upon The Call.
Men, women and children interested
in the double purpose OF helping The
Call boost the factories OF California
and in obtaining for themselves the
privilege of picking from The Calls
come to the counters of The Calls
label department throughout the week.
Notwithstanding that In several
parts of The Calls label page appears
the notice that all labels must be pre-
sented only on Saturday afternoons,
label counter as quickly IS a fairly
good sized stack of labels Is obtained
and exchange them for The Calls GER
tif1cates They also have questions to
ask and to be answered and then they
go away more satisfied and more en-
thused than ever. The certificates rep
resent a purchasing power with The
Call. Any of the listed premiums can
be purchased with certificates.
Slowly but surely the stream of
labels pouring into The Call Is increas-
ing in volume 1t has taken some time
for the participants to get started and
save number they believed worth
depositing- But as their savings have
increased the rush to deposit and OBJ
tain certificates has become greater.
The feature that has proven the most
attractive in the label gathering cam
paign has been the fact that no one
going into The Calls contest can lose
his right to premiums through COM
petitive conditions. Everybody is re-
warded for his work, whether his eff
forts have been large or small The
main object is to repay all who gather
labels N
At the close of The Calls campaign
the bonus, prizes -auilI be rewarded to
those standing hi1hest in the records
as collectors of labels. As the cam
paign continues for three years it will
be easy for energetic workers to come
into the contest at most any time and
make a good race for the motorcycle
the $50 or the gold watch.
To compete for the bonus prizes en-
tails no forfeiture of rights as to pre-
miums. Premiums are obtainable by
those that are trying for the bonus
prizes as we'll as by those who are
record properly, all persons desiring to
qualify for any OF the bonus prizes
must enter their names with The Calls
label department. so that all the cer-
tifcates he wins may be credited to
him.
Remember to bring your labels in
on Saturday afternoon and to see that
the cost price of the label is marked
on its margin.