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

No. a efnn RaG hA%s 5 oP 49, "a 1913
AN ACT-To repeal section 422 of the
statutes, and to create section 422 Of
the statutes, relating to the alteration
Of boundaries or the dissolution Of joint
school districts.
The people of the State Of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows:
is repealed.
Section e There is added to the stat
utes new section to. read: Section 422.
l. Any school district organization Of
any kind, town free high schools and
union free high schools excepted, con-
sisting of territory lying in two Or more
towns, or in one or more towns and an
incorporated village, or any city, shall be
known and designated as a joint school
district. Such district shall not be dis
solved nor shall the boundaries thereof
be changed except by joint action Of the
boards Of supervisors of the towns, parts
Of which comprise such district, or joint
action of the supervisors Of the town or
towns and the board of trustees of the
village, or the joint action of the boards
of supervisors Of the town or towns and
the common council of the city in inter
est, such action to be taken in accord
ance with the statutes governing and dl-
recting such action and proceedings.
2. Be it also provided that the incorpo-
ration of a village or a city within the
boundaries of any school district shall not
affect the organization or in any way dis
turb the rights and privileges of such dis
trict. except that such district shall
thereafter be known as a joint district
3. Be it further provided that the ex-
tension of the corporate limits of any VII
lage or city or the change of organiza-
ton from a village to city shall not in
any way affect the boundaries of such
joint district or disturb any Of the rights
and privileges of the residents Of such
district. Neither shall it be unlawful to
attach to any village or city school dis
trict for school purposes only, part or all
of the territory Of an outlying contigu-
GUS school district
T. Nothing in this section shall in any
way affect or change any OF the pro-
visions Of section 419a of the statutes, re-
lating to the alterations Of the boundaries
Of joint school districts, or of sections
Abb to 419h. inclusive, OF the statutes. re-
lating to consolidation of several dis
tricts.
Section s. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after it's pas
sage and publication.
Approved June 25, 1913. Copy Law.
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COPY LAWS OF WISCONSIN PASSED DURING SESSION or IorE

1875. l. On condition that the Wis
consin Industrial school for girls turns
all cash receipts into the state treasury
within week Of their receipt, there is
appropriated for said school on July l,
1913, ten thousand five hundred dollars,
and on July l. 1914, ten thousand five
hundred dollars payable from any moneys
in the general fund, not otherwise appro-
priated, for insurance by the state. re-
pair of buildings and care Of property OF
said school.
2. On condition that the Wisconsin
Industrial school for girls turns all cash
receipts into the state treasury within
a week of their receipt. there is appro-
priated on July 1, 1913, two thousand
dollars payable from any moneys in the
general fund, not otherwise appropriated,
for necessary industrial appliances and
work in said school.
8. All moneys deposited by the Wis
consn industrial school for girls are ar-
propriated for said school to carry on the
work of the school
4. The moneys appropriated by this
section shall remain in the state treasury
and shall not be transferred therefrom
and shall be paid out only as claims
arise against the appropriations provided
herein. The provisions Of sections Lab
and 146 OF the statutes shall govern all
payments made under this section.
Section 2. This act shall take erect
and be in force from and after July l.,
1913.
Approved June rs, 1913. Copy Law.
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megon Bay, or deposit or leave upon the
ice thereof until It melts. any fish offal.
which shall be construed to mean and in
clude the head, intestines, blood and
oleanings of fish and dead fish, or throw
or deposit or permit to be thrown or de-
posted any lime, tanbark, ship ballast.
stone. sand, slabs, decayed wood, saw
dust, sawmill offal and planning mill
waste or refuse arising from the manu-
facture Of pulp, paper or beet sugar or
other substances deleterious to fish life
(authorized drainage and sewerage from
municipalities excepted). into any of the
rivers, lakes or streams Of this state, in
Guiding Green Bay, Chequamegon Bay,
Sturgeon Bay or into any streams where
in there have beein planted trout fry, or
in which trout naturally abound, shall be
punished by fine Of not less than
twenty-five dollars nor more than one
hundred dollars, or by imprisonment In
the county jail not less than thirty days
nor more than four months. Nothing in
this section shall apply to the following
streams: The Kickapoo river, the Pine
river in Richland county, Balsam branch
in Polk county, the Chippewa river from
the mouth of Thornapple river to its
mouth. Flambeau river from dam at
Ladysmith to its mouth. the Jump river
from its fork in town thirty-four, range
two west, to it's mouth, the Leavitt
creek that empties into Jump river In
town thirty three range three west, the
Black river from the Falls dam down I'm
Jackson county and the Wisconsin river
from the north boundary line of the city
OF Rhinelander down to its mouth) The
fact of any fisherman coming to the shore
with dressed fish in his boat and without
the offal produced by such dressing shall
be prima facie evidence of the violation
of the first clause of this section.
Section 9. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after it's pas
sage and publication.
Approved June 20, 1913. Copy Law.
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part Of street for such time as they may
determine. Whenever the board shall des
termine TO sprinkle or oil any suoh street.
Or portion of street. they shall levy and
collect tax upon the lots and ~
parcels of land abutting that portion Of
such street to be sprinlKled or oiled in the
manner provided III section 90Sn,
SO far as such section may be
applicable. to defray the expenses there
OF provided that pending the levying and
collection OF such TAX the expense of such
sprinkling or oiling may be paid from
the general fund. to be reimbursed by
such special tax when collected; and
provided further, that certificates for the
amount so levied may be issued and col
lected In the manner prescribed In Sec
ton 90Sn; and provided further. that the
cost Of the water used for such sprink-
ling may be paid out of the general fund,
Section 2. There are added to the stat
utes two new section to read; Section
925d-1. The village board may provide
10 rthe Spr1nlxling or oiling of any street.
or portion of a street without the petition
mentioned in section 925d, If the said
board shall first determine by a vote of at
least five Of the seven members thereof
that such sprinkling or oiling Is necessary
Tor the public health and welfare, and the
resolution ordering such sprinkling or
olilng snail have been referred to the
committee on Streets and shall have been
reported to the village board by such COM
mittee, with its recommendation that IL
be adopted before a vote shall be taken
upon its adoption; and provided further,
that such resolution shall declare why 1t
Is necessary for the public health and
welfare to proceed without such petition;
and shall also upon it's passage be sup
ported by the votes of at least five Of the
seven members of said village board; and
provided further, that such resolution or
dering such work to be done without
such petition, shall not be votetd upon or
passed at any meeting of the village
board, except regular meeting held at
least four weeks from the time of its pre-
sentation to such board; the vote on it's
passage shall be taken by yeas and nays,
and duly entered in the minutes; and
thereupon the cost of sprinkling or oiling
such street or portion thereof shall be lev
led and collected in a manner provided
for in section 925d.
Section 925d-2 The village board may
require any street railway, interurban
railway, or railroad company, to cause it's
roadbed within the limits of said village,
to distance of one foot outside each rail,
to be sprinkled with water or to be oiled,
in such manner as to prevent dust from
arising therefrom.
Section 3. All acts and parts of acts
conflicting with any provision of this act
are hereby to such extent repealed.
Section 4. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its passage
and publication
Approved June %. 1913. Copy Law.
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consin, forty dollars: John Larson. Jr..
Sister Bay, Wisconsin, forty dollars; Rich
ard Walker, Green Bay, r. I, No. 3, Wis
consin. sixty dollars; Nick Stoffel. Stur-
geon Bay, Wisconsin, sixty dollars; An
sin. forty dollars; Ed. Newman. Ellison
Bay, Wisconsin, forty dollars; William j.
Johnson, Menekaunee, Wisconsin, twenty
Wisconsin, twenty dollars; Magnus Ben
son. Menekaunee, Wisconsin, twenty dol
lars; Grant j. Anderson, Sister Bay, Wis
consin, twenty dollars; John M. Johnson,
Pensaukee. Wisconsin, twenty dollars
Peter Moe, Pensaukee, Wisconsin, forty
dollars; Andrew Moe Pensaukee, Wis
consin, forty dollars; p. Swaer, Pensau-
kee, Wisconsin, twenty dollars; Andrew
Moe, Pensaukee, Wisconsin,, forty dollars;
Aft Everson, Pensaukee, Wisconsin.
forty dollars; Edward Crosse, Little Su-
AMIGO, Wisconsin, eighty dollars; Charles
Crosse, Little Suamico, Wisconsin, forty
dollars; Fred Richter, Detroit Harbor,
Wisconsin, twenty dollars; Rasmus Han
twenty dollars; MAIDS Swenson, Detroit
Harbor. r. F. D.. Wisconsin, twenty
dollars the sums herein mentioned being
the amount paid by such person or per-
sons, firms, or corporations for procuring
the license or licenses pursuant to sec
ton 4560a-40 of the statutes, for catching
fish with pound nets.
Section 2. The sum of four thousand
four hundred and seventy-six dollars is
appropriated from any moneys in the gem
eral fund not otherwise appropriated for
the purpose of carrying out the provisions
Of this act; provided, that refunds referred
to in section l of this act shall be made
only upon satisfactory proof made to the
state treasurer, that said sums were paid
by such person or persons. firms. or cor
porations for procuring a license or IL
cenSeS as aforesaid.
Section 3. This act shall take effect
upon passage and publication.
Approved June 25, 1913. Copy Law.
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distinct class of schools E1us established.
and each such school shall be entitled to
receive from che general fund OF the state
annually. one-half the amount actually
expended for instruction therein; and said
superintendent shall fix the amount to be
paid to each of said high schools and
Nertify the same to the secretary OF state
81 the time and in the manner he is now
required to fix and certify to him the
amount to be paid to high school dis
tricts; provided, that the amount so ap-
propriated to any high school having
principal and one assistant shall not ex-
coed nine hundred dollars, and the
amount so appropriated to any high
school having a principal and two assist
ants shall not exceed twelve hundred dol
lars, and the amount so appropriated TO
any high school having a principal and
three or more assistants shall not exceed
fifteen hundred dollars.
D. The secretary OF state shall annual
ly include and apportion in the state tax
all such sums as shall have been paid to
district, town, or union free high schools,
in accordance with the provisions Of sub
sections 2, and of this section, which
sum shall be in addition to all other sums
levied for the year.
Section 172157. 1. The whole amount
annually paid under the provisions of sub
sections and of section 1876 shall not
exceed one hundred thousand dollars, and
If more be demanded by such districts
they shall be paid proportionately; pro-
to be paid annually in aid of town and
union free high schools, as provided by
subsection 4 of section 496 and SubSec-
ton of this section is not demanded or
expended under the provisions of those
sections, then the unexpended balance of
the amount therein annually authorized
to be paid in aid of such schools may be
added to the amount authorized to be
paid in subsections 2 and of section 496
to district high schools and apportloned
among the free high schools provided for
in subsection 1 of section 1876
2. The amount of any certificate re-
ferred to in subsection of section 496
shall be paid at any time after the first
day of October, out of the general fund of
the state treasury, but the whole amount
SO paid shall not exceed seventy five
thousand dollars in any one year to this
class of free high schools and if more is
demanded by such districts they shall be
paid prOpOrtiOnaly.
Section 3. This act shall take effect
upon passage and publication.
Approved June 25, 1915. Copy Law
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No. 545, 81 Published June 81, 1918.
CHAPTER 564, LAWS OF 1913.
AN ACT-To amend section 925-255 of
the statutes, relating to city improve
ments or contracts.
The people of the State Of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows
Section l. Section 925-255 of the
statutes is amended to read: Section
terested. directly or indirectly, in any
city is a party, or have any direct or
indirect interest in or be an agent, en-
ployee, or representative of any indi-
yidual, firm. or corporate ton that is a
party to any such contract or furnishes
any materials or labor for such improve
ment contract, and whenever It 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. con-
tract or other obligation made to the
city.
z. A city officer violating any provision
of this section shall be guilty Of a mis-
demeanor and be punished by a fine of
not less than one hundred dollars nor
the costs, or by Imprisonment in the
county jail not to exceed one year. or by
both such fine and Imprisonment. and
shall forfeit his office and be perma-
nently disqualified from holding any Of
fee that exists under the laws Of this
state.
Section 2. This act shall take effect
upon passage and publication.
Approved June %. 1913.
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0, 81 Published June II, 1913.

CHAPTER 500, LAWS OF 1918.
AN ACT--To provide for joint commit
tee to investigate the system of courts
in Wisconsin and to recommend such
changes as may be necessary to pro-
mote efficiency and economy in the adj
ministration Of justice, and making an
appropriation therefor.
The people of the State of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows:
Section l. There is created a joint COM
mittee to consist of ten members, two to
be appointed by the presiding officer of
the senate, three by the presiding officer
Of the assembly, and three by the governor
from list of ten persons nominated by
the president of the State Bar Associa-
ton. The president of the State Bar
Association and the president Of the Wis
consin Branch Of the American Institute
Of Criminal Law and Crirninology shall
be members of said joint committee.
Section 2. 1t shall be the duty of said
joint committee to investigate the or
ganZation and system of courts in Wis
consin, and to report the result of their
investigation to the legislature that shall
convene in 1915, with their recommended
tons as to such changes in the existing
laws relating to the circuit or other
courts Of the state, as may be deemed
necessary to promote efficiency and econ
omy in the administration of justice.
Section 8. 1t is hereby made the duty
of the clerk of each court Of record, and
Of the judge of each court which shall
be without clerk, to prepare and certi-
fly to said joint committee such informa-
ton and statistics as the said committee
shall call for, which said information and
statistics from all courts Of record shall
be certified by the Judge thereof to be
true and correct.
Section 4. The said report shall be
transmitted to both houses of the legis-
lature on or before the third Wednesday
in January, 1915. The state printer shall
print in pamphlet form, at the expense
of the state. such number Of copies Of
said report as the said joint committee
shall determine to be necessary, but not
to exceed two thousand five hundred
copies in all.
Section 5. The members of said COM
mittee shall be paid no compensation for
their services; but their travelling and
other necessary expenses, including clerk
hire, incurred in the performance of the
services hereby enjoined. shall be paid
out of the state treasury upon the audit
Of the secretary of state. Provided, that
the said committee shall not eXpend for
clerk hire a sum to exceed one hundred
dollars per month.
Section 6. This act takes effect upon
passage and publication.
Approved June 25, 1918. Copy Law.