Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-08-22
payable out of the Wisconsin grain and
warehouse commission appropria-

payable out of the Wisconsin grain and
warehouse commission appropria-
/ tion
HEALTH, STATE BOARD OF.
! Section g. Subsection 81 Of section ITO,
sections 1406, 1409a-11 and 1907 of
/ the statutes are amended to read:
/ (Section 100 81. The secretary and all
other appointees and subordinates Of the
state board of health and vital statistics
shall receive such salary or COM
pensation as shall be fixed by the
board, and he and each other member,
appointee or subordinate, shall be reim-
! bursed his travelling expenses actually
and necessarily incurred in the perform
ance OF official duties. The members of
/ said board, other than the secretary,
shall be paid a compensation of ten dol
! lars per day, when actually and necessar-
] lily engaged outside of the city or town
IN which such members respectively re-
! Side, in the performance of their
official duties, other than attendance
upon the regular meetings of the board.
| Such compensation to be paid on the GER
tlhcate OF the president and secretary
| or such board but the compensation so
to, be paid to such members of the board
other than the secretary shall not in any
! one year exceed the sum of twelve hum
dred dollars. Such salaries, coInpensa-
| tlons and travelling expenses shall be
| charged to the appropriation for the board
| of health and vital statistics.
Section 1406. A member of the board
shall be chosen president thereof. and his
1ned by said board, and his duties shall
be such as may be prescribed by the by
laws of said board. or by the statutes
of the state The board shall also elect
q secretary either from their own num-
| Der or otherwise, who shall hold his Of
/ flee subject to removal at discretion
by vote Of five members of the board
! at regular meeting, and while in office
: he shall be a member of the board
All printing required by the board in the
| performance of its duties shall be per-
formed by the state printer upon the
order of the president and secretary OF
said board, and the cost thereof shall be
charged to the appropriation to
said board.
Section 1409a-11. The state board of
health shall enforce the provisions of
sections 14o9a-5 to 14o9a-11, inclusive,
and cause the prosecution of all persons
violating any of the provisions thereof,
and may incur necessary expenses in
that behalf. The secretary of the state
board of health shall keep a register OF
the names and addresses of all nurses
| duly registered under sections 1409a-5
to 1409a-11. inclusive, which shall be
! open at all reasonable times TO public In
spection. He shall also keep a record of
all applications for registration and a de-
| tailed account of all moneys received
which shall be paid into the state treas
ury. The secretary of the board
! shall make a semi-annuai report of It's
| proceedings under sections 1409a-5 to
| 1409a-11, inclusive, to the governor, and
such report shall contain true and item
, lied account Of all moneys received
under sections 1409a-5 to 1409a-
| II, inclusive. Any person violating any
of the provisions of sections 1409a-5 to
! 1409a-11, inclusive, shall be guilty of a
| misdemeanor, and shall, upon conviction,
be fined for each offense in the sum of
not less than ten dollars nor more than
! fifty dollars
Section 1907. The secretary of the
! state board Of health shall keep record
| of all fees received under sec
! ton 1901 to 1903, inclusive, and
June meetings Of said board. The fees
collected by the state board of health
: shall be paid into the state treas
ury.
Section g. Sections 1928, 1925,
| 140Sm--6 1408m-7 and subsection of
section 1409a-7 Of the statutes are re-
pealed.
Section 81. There is added to the stat
uteS a new section to read: Section 172-
40. The State Historical Society shall,
after the work of the Wisconsin History
| Commission, now being DONE is COM
| pleted, and on and after December 81,
| 1914, exercise all the powers, duties and
| functions now exercised by such his
| tory commission.
To enable the history commission to
| complete its work the amount Of the I'M
/ expended balances for the years 1910
1911 and 1912-1913 of appropriations to
| such history commission as shown by
the books in the office of the secretary or
state, not exceeding three thousand dol
lars, is reapproprlated to the history
| Section 65. Section 375, and subsections
q 3. and 5 of section 376 of the statutes
! are repealed.
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Section 66. Sections 1859 and 1459a Of
! the statutes are amended to read:
Section 1853. The Wisconsin state hor-
ticultural society is a body corporate by
tt,nt with thn TaI s11l1
j privileges of a corporation so far as ap-
plicable 1t shall be the duty of the So
ciety to aid in the formation and main
! tenance Of county and local horticultural
! societies, to promote the horticultural
interests of the state by holding meet
ings for discussion thereof, by the COL
lection and dissemination of information
| in regard to the cultivation of fruits,
climate Of this state, the harvesting,
! packing, storing and marketing OF fruits
: and vegetables, and in other proper ways
to advance the fruit and tree growing in
: terests thereof; and for such purposes
only it may take, hold and convey real
and personal property, the former not
exceeding five thousand dollars in value.
Section 1459a. The executive commit
tee of said society shall consist of the
president, secretary and treasurer there
of, and one member from each congress
sional district in the state, these to be
CHOSEN dIuudlIy DIT SUCH lliIlG ana
in such manner as the society
may prescribe. The executive committee
may fix the time and place for holding the
annual meeting Of the state society, If the
: last meeting thereof failed to do so, and
may call such meeting by giving at least
thirty days notice to- each member; said
committee may also fill all vacancies in the
| offices of the society. The secre-
tary of the society shall make, as
of June thirtieth of each year, a
report to the governor of the transactions
4 thereof
IMMIGRATION, BOARD OF.
Section 81. Sections 237i and 237j of
| the statutes are amended to read:
Section 237i. The state board of immi-
grafton shall appoint a qualified elector
of this state to be secretary of said board
and such secretary shall be officially
known and styled Commission of Immi-
grafton The said commissioner of i'm
migration shall hold office during the
pleasure of said board, = and shall
perform such functions as said board
! shall designate. The said commissioner
of immigration shall be provided by the
superintendent of public property with an
office and suitable furniture and sta
tionery Before entering upon the
duties of his office the said commissioned
] shall make and subscribe an oath of office
| in the usual form The commissioner Of
! immigration, subject to the approval of