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

OF any ClaSS o. StuoontS ~ tho univers1V
or in any Of its departments, whether
by way OF scholarship, fellowship or 9TH
erwise, or whether for the benefit OF stu
dents In any course, subcourss, speclal
course. postgraduate course. summer
school or teachers course, oratorical or
debating course laboratory, shop, lecture
ship, drill, gymnasium, or any other ike
division or department OF study, expert
ment, research, observation, travel or
mental or physical improvement in any
manner connected with the university, or
to provide for the voluntary retirement OF
any of its faculty. And 1t shall not be
necessary in case OF any such gilt, grant,
devise or bequest to exactly or particu-
larly describe the members OF the class,
group or nationality Of students intended
to be the benefciaries, but 1t shall be
sufficient to describe the class or groupl
and In case Of any such gift grant ds-
and graduate the students at the uni
versity into such classes or division al
may be necessary to select and determine
those belonging to the class intended by
such gift grant, devise or bequest, ana
shall determine what particular persons
are within or intended by the same. IL
shall be sufficient in any such gift, grant,
devise or bequest to describe the bene-
ficiaries as belonging to q certain course,
subcourse, department or division of the
university, Or as those pursuing certain
studies, speaking or writing certain
language or languages, belonging to any
nationality or nationallties, or to one OF
the sexes or by any other description, ana
in such case the regents shall determine
the persons so described as here1nberore
provided.
(section 300 l. There shall be levied
and collected annually a state tax OF
three eighths Of one mill for each dollar
of the assessed valuation of the taxable
general property of the state as ascer-
tanned and fixed by the state board Of as
sessment for apportionment of the state
tax to the several counties. when
amount, when so levied and collected,
shall be added to the university
fund income to be used as specifically ap-
propriated by the legislature for current
and administration expenditures and Tor
the increase and Improvement OF the
facilities OF the university; provided thae
upon any apportionment of the funds In
the treasury under section 1069a OF the
statutes. such fund shall be applied to the
tax hereinbefore levied. The commits
sioners Of public lands may direct the
state treasurer, from time to time, to set
apart such sums by way OF loan to the
fund known as the university fund In
come for the university uses from unin-
vested moneys in the trust fund Tor the
period when 80 uninvested. as in their
Judgment shall be prudent, such loans to
be repaid to the trust fund from the tax
hereinbefore appropriated with INTEREST
at the rate then required to school dis
tricts.
(section s92em-s) (2) The location Of
such stations shall be contingent upon
the county leasing to the regents OF the
university, suitable tract of cleared
land, free Of cost, for such period as may
be mutually agreed upon, and approprl-
ating for the partial maintenance Of such
demonstration station sum not less than
five hundred dollars. which sum shall be
paid annually for period OF lease to the
secretary of the board of regents OF the
Section 1494b. The board of regents OF
the state university shall hold, at such
times and places as they may determine,
Institutes for the instruction of the cit
liens of this state in the various branches
of agriculture; the instruction gwen
thereat shall be such as to present the
results of the most recent investigations
and experiments in theoretical and prac-
teal agriculture. They may make sucn
rules and regulations as may be deemed
proper for organizing and conducting such
Institutes and may employ an agent or
agents to perform such work IN connec-
ton Herewith as they may direct. The
expense Of such Institutes shall be charg-
ed to the appropriation for the board OF
regents of the university for farmers
Section 14s4d. Said director shall an
alyze or cause to be analysed all such
samples and publish the results OF such
analysis in bulletin or report on or pc
fore the first day of the next succeeding
April Every manufacturer, importer,
agent or seller of any such fertilizer or
material shall pay annually to SAID d.
rector for each brand thereof sold within
this state the sum of twenty-five dollars,
and upon doing so and complying with
the other provisions of law shall receive
from him certificate of such compi-
ance which shall be license for the
sale of each brand thereof within tho
state for the calendar year for which
such fee is paid. ALI moneys received by
said director pursuant to this section
shall be paid into the university fund in
come Of the state treasury. ANY
person who shall sell or expose for sale
any commercial fertilizer or material
used for fertilizing purposes which is
within the provisions of the preceding
section without complying with the fore
going provisions Or which contains sub
stantially smaller percentage OF fert1l-
the printed statement thereone shall be
punished by fine of one hundred dollars
for the first offense and of two hundred
dollars for each subsequent offense.
Section 1494x-10. The enforcement of
sections 1494x-1 to 1494x--16, inclusive,
is hereby placed in the agricultural ex-
pertinent station under the supervision OF
the director and he is hereby empowered
to appoint such inspectors and assistants
as may be necessary to execute Its pro-
vision Salaries, compensations and ex-
penses of such inspectors and assistants
shall be charged against the proper ap-
preparation for the board of regents OF the
university.
Section14 94x-12 Samples of seed col
lected In the open market by the inspec-
tor and his assistants shall be tested as
herein provided and the results Of all
such tests shall be published in bulletins
of the experiment station, together with
the names and post-office addresses OF
the persons, firms or corporations from
which such samples were obtained. The
cost of such printing shall be charged
against the proper appropriation for the
board Of regents of the university.
Section 1494x-16. A fee Of twenty-five
cents shall be paid for each
sample of seed sent to the seed inspector
for testing under the provisions
of sections 1494x-1 to 1494x-16, inclu-
sive, and shall be paid within one week
Of receipt into the university fund in
come Of the state treasury.
(Section 1494-1) l. The governor shall
designate some person as the state or
chard and nursery inspector. who shall
carry out the provisions Of sections 1874
1 to 1494-10n, inclusive, under his d.
rection. The necessary travelling ex-
penses of such inspector shall be charged
against the proper appropriation for the
board Of regents Of the university.
| Section 1910. The state orchard and
nursery inspector is hereby authorized to
appoint a deputy or deputies Or assist
ants, subject to the confirmation of such