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

machine whatever while the, safety
| devices or guards are detached.
Section 49, Section 925-285 OF the
statutes, as amended by chapter 564
and 67s laws Of 1913 Is remembered
and further amended to read: Section
976t No city officer shall be- Inter
| ested, directly or Indirectly, in any
Improvement or contract to which the
city is a party, and whenever 1t shall
appear that such Is the case such con-
tract shall be absolutely null and void
and the city shall incur no liability
whatever thereon. No city officer shall
be accepted as surety on any bond
contract or other obligation made to
Section 40. Section 1888 OF the
statutes Is repealed
Section so. Section 1853 Of the
I4ssWs. It shall be the duty
of the state fish and game warden or
this state or his deputy, TO se1ze, hold
and dispose of, according to the laws
into or shipped into this state. or car
| ried through, or attempted to be car
ried through this state. prohibited to
be shipped or transported by the laws
pose of the same according to the
| laws Of this state . =
| Section 81. Section 1880 OF the
| statutes Is repealed.
| utes is amended to read:
Section 1919. The county board OF
any county may, at an annual meeting
or special meeting, called for that
the vote of a majority Of all the sup
ervisors entitled to seat in such
board. abolish all distinction between
county poor and town poor in such
| tanning all the poor therein county
| charge; and upon the filing and re-
| cording of such resolution, by
| the county clerk the poor in
such county shall be maintained at the
| expense thereof, and the county board
may levy and collect such expense in
! the same manner as other county
| charges.
| Section So. Section 959-146 of the
statutes as amended by chapter 126,
laws of 1913, is further amended to
read: Section 959-1f6 Such commits
sioners shall be appointed by the may
mon council, within sixty days after
| the creation of such board by ordin-
ance as aforesaid. Said board when
appointed shall elect from it's own
| In appointing the first board created
under this act, the mayor shall desig-
nate the length of term Of each COM
| missioner; one member to serve until
the next ensuing first day of January
after his appointment; one MEMBER to
serve until the second ensuing nrst
| d&y Of January after his appointment;
one member to serve until the
third ensuing first day of January after
| his appointment; one member to serve
| until the fourth ensuing first day or
| January after his appointments; and
| one member to serve until the fifth
| ensuing first day of January after his
| appointment; and thereafter on or be-
fore the first day of January or each
year the mayor shall appoint one COM
| missioner to serve for a term of five
years and until his successor Is ap
pointed and qualified. Within one
month after any vacancy by death, re-
| signation or otherwise, the mayor shall
appoint some person to I'LL sucn vacant
Office for the unexpired term. Each
| commissioner shall hold his office until
| the expiration of the term for which
he is appointed and until his successor
| is appointed and qualified All APP
pointments by the mayor shall be SUB
ject to the approval of the common
| council.
Section 81. Sections 163oa, 5000,
1630c and $1,000 of the statutes are
Section SIS. Section 1631k of the
statutes is remembered to be section
1630a Of the statutes; section 1871 OF
the statutes is remembered to be sec
| ton 1630b of the statutes; section
| 1631m Of the statutes is remembered
to be section 1890 of the statutes; and
section 1631n of the statutes is renum-
mered to be section $1,000 OF the stat
| utes.
Section Sc. Section Of chapter 81,
laws of 1907 is repealed.
! Section 81. Subsection 1 Of section
1865 of the statutes Is amended to
read:
(Section 1860 l. Whenever any Of
| the articles or commodities mentioned
in this section shall be, sold by the
bushel, or fractional part thereof, and
| no special agreement as to the weight
| thereof shall y be made in writ
ing, the measure thereof shall be as
n
shall be computed as follows:
| Section IS. The first paragraph Of
(Section 16S1-2( Presentmenr for
behalf of the holder at reasonable
hour, on business day and before
the bill is overdue, to the drawee
or some person authorized to accept
or refuse acceptance on his behalf;
and
Section 50. Subsection (d) of sec
ton 1797-16 of the statues IS amend
ed to read: (section 1797-1s) (d)
Either party to said action, within
sixty days after service of a copy Of
the order or Judgment OF the circuit
court, may appeal to the supreme
court. Where an appeal Is taken the
| cause shall, on the return or the pa
pers to the supreme court, be immed-
| lately placed on the state CALENDAR Of
the then pending term, and shall be
IT assigned and brought to hear
|
es on the state calendar.
Section CO. Section 1898 of the stat
utes is repealed.
Section Gil. Section / Of chapter 251
laws of 1903,numbered in Sanborn and
Sanborn's Supplement of 1906 to be
section 1S62a Of the statutes, and
adopted by chapter 11S laws or 1907,
| is remembered to be section 1S62a-I
of the statutes; and section 1862a Of
the statutes, as printed in Wisconsin
Statutes of 1898, is hereby reenacted
insofar as the same may have been
modified or repealed by the aforesaid
acts.
Section ST. Chapter 1913 laws of 1918
is amended by striking out on page
of the enrolled act the section num-
Der "1449-35" and inserting in lieu
thereof the section number "1494-35."
Section GO. Section 3813a Of the
statutes is amended to read:
Section 3S13a; Q) Whenever 1t shall
appear, by affidavit or verified petit
ton to the county court that an In
habitant of such county has died 1eav-
ing no debts unpaid or that his estate
has been fully settled and the executor
or administrator thereof has peen dis
charged, and that any mortgage or
judgment in favor of such deceased
person remains undischarged OF re-
cord, or any contract for the convey
ance of land by such person remains