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

shall accrue to the owner as against the
city, town or village by reason Of the
tearing out of the same, nor by reason Of
the fact that the privilege was originally
granted by the common council, village
or town board or other legislative body.
Whenever the granting of such privilege
shall interfere in any way with the rights
Of third parties such third parties shall
have a cause of action against the party
receiving the privilege onIy.
4. No privilege shall be granted by the
common council, village or town board.
or other legislative body unless the appli-
cation Is accompanied by bond, the
amount of which to be determined by such
common council, town village board
not to exceed ten thousand dollars. which
bond shall run to the city, town or viii
lage and to such other parties who might
be injured in any manner either to the
person or to the property OF such person
Whenever such special privilege shall be
granted and accepted by the applicant it
shall be a condition in such grant that
the applicant valves all rights to contest
in any manner the validity Of this sec
ton and the amount Of compensation to
be charged
g. The compensation to be charged for
the granting Of any special privilege shall
be determined upon by board consisting
of the commissioner of public works, the
city attorney and the mayor, and in case
of villages and towns by the president and
chairman OF their respective boards.
Such compensation shall be paid to the
city treasurer or other officer who has
charge of the funds, to be deposited with
the general funds Of the city before any
work of any kind Or nature is done.
s. Nothing in this section shall apply
to temporary constructions, and eXcava-
tons of not more than three months;
provided, that permits are given for that
length of time by the commissioner of
public works or other official designated
by the common council, village or town
board to grant such permits. Nothing In
this section shall apply to public service
corporations, nor shall it apply to general
ordinances which affect all the people;
provided, that such public service corpo-
rations making temporary distractions or
excavations shall secure special permits
from the commissioner of public works or
other official designated by the common
council, village or town boards, for such
length of time as may be determined by
him to be necessary to perform such
work; and they shall be liable for all ac-
cidents to persons and damages to real
estate that may happen by reason of the
granting of any such permits by the COM
missioner Of public works the person
duly authorized by the common council,
village or town board or other legislative
body.
Z. Any person causing any construc-
ton upon, over or under the streets.
whether temporary or permanent, con-
! trary to the provisions of this section
shall be liable to a fine of not less than
twenty five dollars nor more than five
hundred dollars, or to Imprisonment In
the county jail for not less than ten days
nor more than SIX months, or to both
such fine and Imprisonment.
| Section g. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its pas
sage and publication.
4 Approved June 2, 1913. Copy Law.