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


including the board Of control, the
board Of normal regents and the
board of regents of the univer-
sity,. setting forth a SUMMARY ,des-
cription of the property and It's loca-
ton and an estimate of it's value, and
if any officer institution of the
state can use any such property to ad-
vantage such office or institution shall
be afforded an opportunity to purchase
the same or any part thereof at such
pri( as the superintendent shall deem
reasonable.
2. The proceeds of such sales shall
be paid by the said superintendent to
the treasurer of the state within one
week of receipt, and shall be added to
the general fund and shall be available
for state account generally, except
materials and supplies from the stock
provided for by subsection of Sec
ton 293 shall be placed to the credit
of the revolving appropriation created
in subsection 1 of section 172-1S. The
treasurer's receipt for said proceeds,
together with an account Of sale shall
be sufficient voucher in the hands of
the said superintendent for the prop
keep an accurate record and detailed
account of all sales made.
Section 293. 1. The said superin-
tendent shall purchase and furnish of
of the capitol supplied by him, with
all necessary office supplies, telegraph
and telephone service, postage and
postal service, express, freight and
required by law to be furnished by the
printing board, and with all other ma
ferials, supplies and expense of con-
sumable nature which in the judg-
ment of the requisitioning officer are
required by the various offices in per-
forming the powers, duties, functions
and obligations imposed upon them by
law, and the expense thereof shall be
charged to the proper appropriation
for the respective office receiving the
same. The value of such consumable
materials, supplies, services and eX
pense, having been charged to the re-
Volving appropriation provided in sub
section 1 of section 172-18, is, upon
being charged against the proper ap-
preparation, for the respective office,
appropriated and shall be credited to
the said revolving appropriation for
the superintendent of public property.
2. The said superintendent is au
thOrized and directed to purchase all
materials and supplies required by the
various offices and to keep in store
a suitable stock of such materials and
supplies as are generally used and
consumed in the capitol, in order that
the various offices may be speedily
and conveniently provided with such
materials and supplies. The said sup
supplise and services only upon a re-
QUESTION therefor, signed by the Off
Ger in charge of the office for which
the materials and supplies are request
ed or by some other person designated
by such officer for that purpose.
8. An inventory shall be taken of
said stock at the close of each fiscal
year, and such portion thereof as shall
have become deteriorated and insult
able for the purpose for which pur
chased may be set apart and disposed
of to the best advantage in the man
ner provided for the disposition of
unused chattel property.
Section 294. The superintendent Of
public property shall purchase and fur
hish all necessary light, heat, power.
water, provisions, supplies, services,
and all other materials and expense for
the operation Of the light, heat and
power plant, the executive residence, the
capitol building and the public grounds
surrounding such structures. He shall
capitol and those outside of the capitol
supplied by him with all necessary
light, heat power, water, janitor SER
vice, and all other materials, supplies,
services and expense of q consuma BILE
nature which he may deem necessary
for the preparation and maintenance
of such offices in q proper condition
for occupancy and use. The cost of all
materials, supplies, services and ex-
gether with the general administrative
cost incurred by said superintendent
both as superintendent of public prop
erty and as purchasing agent shall
be charged to the appropriation pro-
vided by subsection of section
1928.
Section 2s5, The superintendent of
public property shall purchase and
furnish all necessary materials, sup
pair and maintenance Of property at
the light, heat and power plant, the
executive residence, the capitol build
ing, the public grounds surrounding
EtrIIRtIrnC nffinag in he nar
ttol, and state property in offices out
side of the capitol supplied by the sup
erintendent Of public property. The
cost of such property repairs shall be
subsection 3 of section 172-18.
Section 296. The superintendent shall
purchase and furnish all necessary
permanent property for the light, heat
dence, the capitol building, including
all offices contained therein, the pub
lie grounds surrounding such struc-
lures, and offices outside Of the cap
public property. Such permanent prop
erty shall include furniture and fur
nishings ,typewrtters, calculating, num-
bering and adding machines, apparatus,
library books and any and all other pro-
pcrty, which, in the opinion of the sup
erintendent shall have life or more
than one year. The cost of such per-
manent property shall be charged to
the appropriation PROVIDED In 81 bSec-
ton 4 of section 172--1S unless such
cost is directed by law to be charged
to some other appropriation. Nothing
In this section shall be construed as
in any manner affecting the powers
duties and functions of the capitol
building commission.
(Section 100 10. The superintend-
ent OF public property shall receive an
annual salary of three thousand dol
lars, which shall be in full for all SER
vices, including his services as pur-
chasing agent. The assistants, engin-
GERS, mechanics, firemen, policemen,
1anitors, elevator operators, laborers,
clerks, stenographers and other en-
ployes under the said superintendent
shall receive such salary or compen-
sation as shall be fixed by the super
intendent. The superintendent and his
Subordinates shall receive actual and
necessary travelling expenses incurred
in the discharge Of their official duties.
Such salaries, compensation and eX-
penses shall be charged to the general
administrative appropriation for the
superintendent OF public property.
Section 172--18. /. There Is approp-
rated on July /. 1913, ten thousand
dollars, payable from any moneys in
the general fund not otherwise appro-
priated, for the superintendent of pub
lie property to be used as a revolving
appropriation for the purchase of ma
terials, supplies, services and expense
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