Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-08-22

mission for the use Of the legislative
| reference room such books and docu-
| mentS as will be useful in that room.
| The said free library commission is also
| authorized to give or loan to the state
historical society or to the state depart
ments any books and documents except
those in current use In the legislative
! reference room.
g. The free library comission shall en-
ploy, during each legislative session and
/ the two months next preceding each ses-
! sion, draughtSmen and such help as may
be necessary for the draughting Of bills.
Section 56. Subsection 25 of section lie,
and sections 373i and 373m of the statutes
are repealed.
Section 81. There is added to section
ITO of the statutes new subsection to be
numbered and to read (Section 100 rs.
/ CD The members Of the free library COM
mission shall receive no compensation.
(2) The secretary and all assistants
and employees of the free library commits
sion shall receive such salaries or COM
pensations as shall be fixed by the free
library commission.
CD The members, secretary and all as
sistants and employees Of the free library
commission shall receive their actual and
necessary travelling expenses incurred in
| the discharge of their official duties.
| ca Such salaries compensations and
expenses shall be charged to the proper
appropriations for the free library COM
mission
GEOLOGICAL AND NATURAL HIS
TORY SURVEY.
Section So. Section 392j-3 Of the stat
utes is amended to read:
Section 392j-3 This survey shall be
governed by a board of commissioners,
consisting Of the governor of the state,
! the state superintendent Of public instruc-
ton, the president of the state university,
the president of the commission of fisher
les, and the president of the Wisconsin
| academy of sciences, arts and letters.
The commissioners shall meet within
thirty days after the passage of this act,
| bylaws for their government, not incon-
sistent with law, and shall meet at such
times and places as they may prescribe.
A majority shall be quorum.
They shall choose from their number.
president, secretary and such other off,
GERS as their bylaws may prescribe.
The commissioners shall have
general charge Of the survey, and shall
appoint a superintendent of the survey,
and on his nomination, such assistants
and employees as they may deem neces-
sary and may remove them at
pleasure.
Section SO. Section 392k and subsec-
ton Of section 1921 Of the statutes are
repealed.
Section CO. There is added to the stat,
utes a new subsection to read: (Section
100 SO. The board Of commissioners of
the geological and natural history survey
shall receive no compensation for their
services. The superintendent Of the sur
vey and other employees and assistants
shall receive such salary or compensation
as shall be fixed by said board. The
members Of the board. the superintend-
ent, and other employees shall receive &C
tual and necessary travelling expenses IN
Cured in the discharge Of their official
duties. Salaries compensations and ex-
penses under this subsection shall be
charged to the proper appropriation for
the geological and natural history survey.
GRAIN AND WAREHOUSE COMMITS
! SION.
Section 81. Subsection % Of section
49, sections 1747-23, 1747-24, 1747-28,
1747-42 1747-43 and 1747-44 of the
statutes are amended to read:
(Section 100 %. The three members
of the grain and warehouse commission
shall each receive salary of two thou
sand four hundred dollars per year, and
the said commissioners shall fix the sal
| ary or COMPENSATION of the wejghmaster,
grain, his deputies and other employees of
said commission. The commissioners and
all subordinates shall receive actual and
necessary travelling expenses incurred In
| the discharge of their official duties. All
salaries, compensations and travelling ex-
penses shall be charged to the appropria-
ton for the grain and warehouse COM
Section 1747-23. The weighmaster and
each and every assistant shall not be a
member Of any board of trade or associa-
ton Of like character. They shall give
bonds in the sum Of two thousand dol
lars, conditioned for the faithful discharge
| of their duties.
Section 1747-24 In case any person.
warehouse or railroad corporation or any
of their agents or employees, shall refuse
Or prevent the Weighmaster, or either of
his assistants, from having access to
their scales in the regular performance of
their duties in supervising and weighing
of any grain in accordance with the tenor
and meaning of sections It'll to 1747-
SIS, inclusive, they shall forfeit the sum of
one hundred dollars for each offense to
be recovered in an action by the said
| grain and warehouse commission, and
any and all moneys collected shall be
turned into the state treasury
Section 1747-28. The chief inspector
of grain and all deputy inspectors shall
be governed in their inspection duties by
such rules and regulations as may be
provided and promulgated by the grain
and warehouse commission, which shall
have power to fix the rates Of charges for
inspection and weighing Of grain, and the
manner in which the same shall be col
lected, which charges shall be regulated
in such manner as will, in the judgment
of said commission, produce sufficient
revenue to meet the necessary expenses
of the inspection and weighing service.
Section 1747-42 The fees and charges
for the weighing and inspection Of grain
to be fixed by the grain and warehouse
commission shall not exceed the sum of
fifty cents per car for weighing and one
dollar per car for inspection. And upon
weighing ana lHSpGCllOn on SuipUlGnl Dy
boat, or otherwise, out of the warehouse,
not to exceed fifty cents per thousand
bushels for weighing, nor more than one
dollar per thousand bushels for 1nspec-
ton; and all fees for such services shall
be paid to the treasurer of said commits
sion, to be by him turned into
the state treasury
Section 1918. The grain and ware
house commission shall appoint one of
their number treasurer of said commits
sion, and the person so appointed shall
make and file with the state treasurer a
bond to the state Of Wisconsin, in the
sum of twenty thousand dollars, condi-
toned to account for and pay over all
moneys coming into his hands, and to
keep a just and accurate account of all
such moneys according to law; said bond
to be approved by the governor Of this
state. All moneys collected or received,
by each and every person, for or In behalf
of the Wisconsin grain and warehouse
commission, shall be by him deposited
with or transmitted to the state treas
urer. Such deposits shall in every case
be made at least once week, and at the
time Of the transmission of deposit, a
statement showing the amount of such
collection, from whom or for what pur-
pose or on what account the same was
received, shall be transmitted to the state
treasury 1t shall be the duty of the
ILL.,