Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-08-22
COPY LAWS WISCONSIN PASSED DURING SESSION 1913

cording. to law only upon the lawful
order OF the city council, signed by the
mayor and countersigned by the clerk:
He shall keep detailed account of
the money received and disbursed by
him in such manner as the council
shall direct; his books shall at all rea-
sonable times be open to inspection by
any voter Of the the city He shall ; make e
and as much oftener as required,
which report shall embrace state
ment of the receipts and dfsburse-
ments In his office; and ten days pre-
make and file in the city clerks office
full and minute report of all
tne moneys received and dis
eaFssa by vouchers of ana al ot tax e
fects of pecuniary value in his pos
session, and of all other transactions
relating to his office from the date of
the like report of his predecessor to
made by him. Except as
herein and otherwise provided he shall
have such power and authority and
perform such duties as treasurers in
villages and towns are required to
perform under these statutes He
shall receive no fees or per diem ex-
cept the salary fixed, by the. council
prior to his election, but all fees COL
lected by him shall be paid into the
city treasury at the end of each
day.
Section 925-95b. When the light
ing plant or waterworks, or both, in
cities OF the fourth class are operated
under the direction Of a commission,
as provided in the preceding sections,
al accounts against the light or wa
ter departments, or both shall be
in the manner prescribed by
the city council.
Section 925-s5c In cites Of the
fourth class which own. lighting
plant or waterworks, or both. the city
treasurer, If SO directed by the city
council, shall keep as a separate fund
all income and revenue derived from
such lighting plant or waterworks or
both, and any funds specially provided
therefor by the common council, and
pay therefrom all orders drawn upon
him in the manner pre-
scribed by the council.
Section s25--119. /. The board Of
EDUCATION shall prior to the first day
an estimate Of the expenses Of the
public schools for the ensuing year,
including all necessary incidental ex-
penses and the amount thereof which
it will be necessary to raise by city
taxation and certify the same to the
city clerk who shall lay the same be-
fore the common council at +"
it's next regular meeting. 1t
to consider such estimate and by res
olution determine the amount
to be raised by city taxation for school
purposes for the ensuing year, which
amount SO fixed shall be included in
the annual budget to be raised by a
tax called the city school tax, which
shall be collected the same as other
taxes.
2. 1t shall be the duty of the city
treasurer to keep all mon
eys raised in any way for school pur-
poses, whether by the state, the coun-
ty or the city, coming into his y
hands and to pay out the same when
ever the board of education shall pre-
sent to the city clerk certified bill,
voucher or schedule signed by it's
president and secretary setting forth
the names of the claimants, the
amounts of each claim and the pur-
pose for which expended; such city
clerk shall issue orders upon the city
treasurer, who shall pay, the amounts
thereof, provided that funds are on
hand in the city treasury appropriated
for school purposes sufficient to pay
the same.
8, Provided - tina. in any
city adopting this chapter, if at the
time Of such adoption the board Of
education or school board shall have
power to levy the city school tax or
the district school taxes, such power
shall continue unaffected by this
chapter, and this section shall not