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

chemists. inspectors or agents to see
that the provisions Of this section are en-
forced. and personally or by said assist
ants, chemists, inspectors or agents to
inspect any fiaxseed oil or linseed oil or
OIL OF turpentine or wood spirits of tur-
pentine or white lead, dry or in oil, or Zinc
oxide, dry or in oil, made or offered or
exposed for sale or had In possession
with intent to sell in this state. and any
tank car. tank barrel, key, can or any
vessel containing the same in this state
which he may suspect or have reason to
believe, fails to comply with the provisions
or this section, and to prosecute or cause
TO be prosecuted any person or firm whom
he may suspect or have reason to believe.
may be violating any OF the provisions OF
THIS section, which prosecution shall be
conducted by the district attorney in the
same manner as is now provided in case
Of the violation of the laws relating to
the production, manufacture or sale OF
dairy products and to the adulteration Of
food, drinks, condiments and drugs, and
! for the purposes of this section and the
enforcement thereof, the dairy and food
commissioner, his assistants, chemists,
inspectors and agents shall have all the
powers conferred by the statutes upon him
or them or any of them for the enforce
| ment Of the dairy and food and drug laws
! or the state, in so far as the same may
! be applicable thereto. The dairy and
food commissioner shall have the power
to appoint. with the approval of the gov
ernor, special counsel to prosecute or as
sist In the prosecution of any case aris-
ing under the provisions of this section.
The cost of such counsel shall be charged
to the appropriation for the dairy and
food commissioner and ex offcio superin-
tendent of weights and measures. ALI
fines collected in prosecutions begun or
caused to be begun by the dairy and
| food commissioner or any OF his assist
ants chemists, inspectors or agents shall
be paid into the state treasury
Section 1670b The salaries and
expenses of city, sealers shall be paid from
the city treasures, respectively
Section IS. Subdivisions CD, (3), ca,
60 and 60 of subsection 16 of section
ITO and sections 1410-1, 1410aa, 1410ab
and 1410ac of the statutes are repealed.
WISCONSIN STATE DAIRYMEN'S AS
ISOLATION.
SOUTHERN WISCONSIN DAIRYMEN'
AND REPRESENTATIONS ASSOCIATION
Section Sc. Section 1459b of the stat
uteS is repealed.
INTERNATIONAL DAIRY SHOW.
Section 81. Section 1459b-1 of the stat
uteS is repealed
DEAF, DAY SCHOOLS FOR.
Section SO. Subdivisions Q) and ca Of
subsection 2 of section SIS and section
579 Of the statutes are amended to read:
(Section 57S) 2 Q) The board Of edu-
cation Of any village or city which shall
maintain one or more such schools, shall
through it's clerk or secretary report to
the state superintendent annually, and
oftener If he so direct, such facts rela-
tive to such school or schools as he may
require, and the state superintendent shall
at the expense of his appropriation, make
such inspection of said schools as in his
Judgment shall be necessary. The treas
urer Of the school district board or of the
board of education receiving the aid pro-
vided for in this section, shall render an
nually to the state superintendent an
itemiZed statement of all expenditures or
said school or schools. Any surplus at
the end Of the year shall be reserved as
a special fund for the deaf school and
can be used for no other purpose.
(2) There shall be paid out of the
state treasury, within the amount appro-
prated for the purposes of this Sec
ton, annually in the month OF July, TO
the treasurer of the school district board
or of the board of education in the city or
village maintaining such school or schools
under the charge Of one or more teach
ers, whose qualifications shall be ap-
proved by the state superintendent the
sum of one hundred fifty dollars for each
deaf or defective speech pupil instructed
in such school or schools at least nine
months during the year next preceding the
first day of July, and a share of such sum
proportionate to the term of instruction
of any pupil who shall be so instructed
less than nine months during such year,
and the additional sum of one hundred
dollars for each deaf or defective speech
pupil not residing in the school district
where the school for the deaf or those
with defective speech is located, but re-
siding in this state who has been so in
structed, and who finds 1t necessary while
attending the school for the deaf or those
with defective speech to pay for board
in the district maintaining such school
Or schools or to pay for transportation to
and from such school, or both, when the
parents of such deaf or defective speech
child are unable to meet this expense and
a share of such one hundred fifty dollars
or two hundred fifty dollars as The case
may be proportionate to the term OF IN
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so instructed less than nine months dur
ing such year; provided, however, that no
deduction shall be made in said appro-
priatiOn in the case of any child who has
been absent because Of illness not to eX-
coed a month for any one period of illness.
Such payments shall be charged to the APP
preparation for the day schools for the
deaf.
Section 579 The sums to be paid as re-
quired by the next preceding section shall
be audited by the secretary of state upon
the certificate of the president and Sec
rotary of the school board and the sup
erintendent of schools of such city, or the
officers upon whom the duty of governing
the schools thereof Is devOlved, setting
forth the number of pupils instructed in
such school or schools, and the period Of
time each pupil shall have been instruct
ed therein next preceding the first day
of July; and in the case of village, upon
the certificate of the county Superintend-
ent of schools and the affidavit of the
teacher of the school for deaf mutes, set
ting forth the facts last aforesaid; all of
which certificates and affidavits shall first
be approved in writing by the state sup
erintendent and the president OF the state
board of control and be filed with the
secretary of state, who shall thereupon
issue his warrant in favor of the treasurer
of such city Or village for the sum due.
and charge such amount to the appropria-
ton for the day schools for the deaf.
Section 80. Section 579a of the statutes
is repealed.
BOARD OF DENTAL EXAMINERS.
Section 49, Subsection of section 1410i
and section 1410j of the statutes are
(section 141OD 7. All fines and fees
collected under section 1410f to
141ok. inclusive, shall be paid into
the state treasury, within y one
week of receipt.
Section 1410j. 1. Said board may charge
each person applying for license to prac-
tice dentistry in this state, whether such
applicant be examined or not, a fee OF
twenty-five dollars, which,, in no case.
shall be returnable, unless from sickness
or some other good cause such applicant
was prevented from attending and COM
pleting such examination.
2. The secretary of the board
shall be required to give a bond in such
terms as the board may require. An an