Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-08-22
No. 449, Al Published August /, 1913.
CHAPTER 713, LAWS OF 1913.

AIN ACI-IO O0LdcH CeTIdIH lSIIlIOly
| from the town Of Florence, in the
| county of Florence, and to create
therefrom the town of Long Lake,
to provide for the town meeting
| therein and for q final settlement be-
tween said towns of Florence and
/ Long Lake.
The people Of the State of Wisconsin.
1 represented in Senate and Assembly. do
| Section /. All that portion of the
present town of Florence situated in
the county of Florence in the state OF
| Wisconsin, and described as follows, to
| witt All Of township number thirty
nine north, and of range number fif-
teen east, of the fourth principal mer-
idian in the state of Wisconsin, and
now forming part or the present
detached from the said town of Flor
ence and is duly created and organized
| as separate town to be known and
designated as the town Of Long Lake.
| Section 2. The said town of Long
Lake Is hereby created and organized
| with all the rights, powers and privil-
eyes conferred and granted to other
towns. in the state of Wisconsin, and
shall be subject to all the general laws
enacted for town government therein
| Section 8. The assets and liabilities
of the said town of Florence and Long
Lake shall be apportioned to the said
| town of Long Lake, pro rata in such
proportions as the valuation of all tax
able property detached from said town
| of Florence, bears to the whole of the
| assessed valuation of said towns of
Florence and Long Lake, according to
the assessment roll for the year A. d.
] 1912.
Section A. The first town meeting
| of said town of Long Lake shall be
held on the first Tuesday of April A. D.
! 1914, in the Long Lake Schoolhouse,
situated in said township number thir-
| ty-nine north, and of range number
| fifteen east.
Section s. The qualified electors of
said town of Long Lake shall, at such
| town meeting held as provided for in
| section A of this act, in the manner
lprovided by law, elect town officers
| for the said town, and for the purpose
| of such election the qualified electors
| of said town of Long Lake shall, be-
| tween the hours Of nine and eleven
| o'clock in the forenoon of said day,
choose three of their number to act as
| inspectors of said election, and such
! inspectors shall before entering upon
/ their respective duties, severally take
! the usual oath of office and file the
| same with their returns, and such in
spectors shall respectively canvass and
return the votes cast at such election,
| in all respects as provided by law for
| inspectors at annual town meetings. a
! town clerk, and also all necessary clerks
] of said election shall be appointed by
said inspectors, or a majority thereon,
! to assist said inspectors in conducting
said town meeting, and in canvassing
and returning the votes cast at sucn
| election
Section 6. When said town meeting
shall have been duly held as herein
provided, and the town officers re-
quired by law duly elected, the said
/ town Of Long Lake shall be deemed
and shall be duly organized, and shall
leges and authority, and shall be sub
ject to all the liabilities of other towns
in the state of Wisconsin.
After said first town meetings, all an
the day provided by law for the hold
| ing Of town meetings in other towns
in the state of Wisconsin.
Section T. Notice of said first town
of copy of this act in at least six
public places in said new town of Long
Lake, at least ten days prior to the
time of holding said first town meeting
| by any duly qualified elector of said
town, who shall make affidavit of such
posting and file the same on the day
| of said first town meeting, with the
inspectors chosen to conduct said first
town meeting.
| Section s. The supervisors of the
! town of Florence and the supervisors
| of the town of Long Lake shall, on the
tenth day of April A. d. 1914, meet at
town of Florence for the purpose of
making a settlement between the said
| two towns according to the provisions
of this act, and at said meeting or at
|
held by said town board of supervisors.
any three supervisors shall have full
| power and authority to send for any
persons, books, papers or records ne
/ cessarily involved or needed in the set
| Element between said two towns. The
I town clerk of the town of Florence
shall be and act as clerk of such joint
meeting, and the town clerk of the
new town of Long Lake shall be pres
| ent and assist, and sufficient dupli-
Gates or copies of all proceedings had
shall be made in order that each town
shall have at least one for the use and
! information of the town clerk and the
town board Of supervisors thereof. Each
town shall be chargeable with the ex-
pense and for the services and per
diem Of its own officers only, and the
bills therefor shall be audited and paid
! by the respective towns of Florence
and Long Lake as other bills are by
law authorized to be audited and paid.
Section 8. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after it's
passage and publication.
| Approved July 81, 1913. Copy Law.
No. 489, Al Published August 1, 1913.
/ CHAPTER TIA, LAWS OF 1918.
| AN ACT-To repeal sections 1880 and
1879 and to amend subsection 2 of
| section 1880 and section 1978f-5