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

2. Any person who shall violate any
Of the provisions Of section 959-53 to
! 959-56 Of the statutes, inclusive, or
! shall do any act prohibited in sections
| 959--53 to 959-56. inclusive. or shall
fail or refuse to perform any duty
lawfully enjoined within the time pre-
scribed by the state board of health,
or shall fail. neglect or refuse to obey
any lawful order given or made by
the state board of health, or any judg-
ment or decree made by any court in
connection with the provisions Of sec
lions 959--53 to 959-56, inclusive. for
such violation or refusal shall be
guilty Of a misdemeanor and shall be
punished by Imprisonment in the coun-
ty Jail not more than three months or
by fine not exceeding one hundred
dollars.
(Section 172-2T 2. All moneys re-
ceived by the state board of health
Tor the licensing of plumbers shall be
paid within one week of their receipt
into the general fund of the state
treasury and all such moneys are ap-
propriated to the state board of health
to carry into effect the provisions of
sections 95s-53 to 959-5S. inclusive.
of the statutes.
Section 8. Sections 959-57 and 95s
read: Section 959-57. In each city
Of the first. second and third class
having a system OF waterWorks or
sewerage. the board of public work,
of health Of each such city shall and
cities Of the fourth class may
appoint one or more inspectors OF
plumbing who shall be practical
until removed by said board for cause.
The compensation of such inspector
or inspectors shall be determined by
the board appointing them and be paid
spect all plumbing work in the city
for which appointed, whether such
work be new or consist of alterations
or repairs; and shall report to said
board all violations of any law, ordin-
ance or bylaw relating to such work and
perform such other appropriate duties as
may be required.
Section $685. Each city of the
system of waterworks or sewerage
shall and cities of the fourth class
may, by ordinance or bylaw, prescribe
rules and regulations for the mater
ials, construction, alteration and in
spection Of all pipes, faucets, tanks,
valves and other fixtures by and
through which supply or waste water
or sewerage is used y or carried,
and provide that they shall not be placed
in any building therein except in ao-
cordance with plans which shall be
approved by the board Of public works,
where such board exists, or the board
of health of such city, or such person
or persons as either of said boards
vide that no plumbing shall be done,
except in case Of repairing leaks, with
out a permit being first issued there
for upon such terms and conditions
as such city shall prescribe; provided
that no such ordinance, bylaw. rule
or regulation prescribed by any such
city shall be inconsistent with this
act Or any rule or regulation adopted
or prescribed by the state board Of
health; and provided further. that no
city shall be authorized to or require
the licensing of journeyman or master
plumbers or plumbing contractors, or
prevent any such plumbers or plumb
Ing contractors who are licensed under
the provisions Of this act from engag-
ing in or working at the business for
which they are respectively licensed
in any place in the state.
Section 4. All acts or parts Of acts
in conflict herewith are hereby re-
pealed.
Section g. This act shall take effect
and be in force sixty days from and
after it's passage and publication.
Approved Aug. 1, 1913. Copy Law.