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

the university law library and the library
OF the legislative reference department;
one copy each to all other public libraries
applying therefor. The copies printed on
bond paper shall be delivered to the re-
spective chief clerks Each chief clerk
shall, upon request, be supplied for use
during the session, with the journals Of
any previous session of the legislature.
Section SO. Subsection ca of section
20.S4 Of the statutes is amended to read:
(208D (D OF Wisconsin session laws one
copy to each member and officer of the
legislature enacting them, four
copies to each chief
clerk of the next succeeding legislature
one copy each to the governor,
secretary Of state, attorney general, JUS
tees Of the supreme court, supreme court
reporter, revisor, each judge and clerk of
every other court of record, each judge
and district attorney of the United States
in this state, the secretary of state of the
United States, the library Of congress-, the
Milwaukee law library association and
the Oshkosh law library; to the state IL
brary, the library of the legislative ref
erence department., the state historical
society and the university law library, ten
copies each.
Section "a. Subsection Co of section
20.84 of the statutes is amended to read:
(20.S4) CO. (a) OF Wisconsin Statutes, one
copy to each state officer applying there
for and to each member and officer Of
the next succeeding legislature applying
therefor; four copies to
each chief clerk of such legisla-
ture; one copy to each judge and district
attorney of the United States in this
state, the secretary of state of the United
States, the library of congress, each char
liable and penal institution OF the state,
the Milwaukee law library association the
Oshkosh law library, and each other pub
lie library applying therefor; not exceeding
ten further copies each to the state Ii
brary, the university law library, the Ii
brary Of the legislative reference depart
ment and the state historical society, and
to the county clerk Of each county enough
copies to enable him to deliver one copy
to each of the following officers in his
county: The judge and clerk OF each
court of record, the county clerk, treas
urer, sheriff, district attorney, register Of
deeds, surveyor. coroner, county superin-
tendent of schools, superintendent of
each village and city clerk.
CO. Each town, village and city shall
purchase from the superintendent of pub
lie property for the use of justices of the
peace such number of copies as each, re-
spectively, shall determine are needed
within its boundaries for that purpose.
Section 80. Subsection CD of section
20.S4 is amended to read: (20SQ CD CAP
OF the special editions of statutes one
copy to each public officer named in lists
filed with the superintendent of public
property, for the purpose of such distri-
button by the respective officers upon
whose requisition the same were printed.
(b) OF Wisconsin town laws, to the
county clerk of each county enough to
enable him to deliver one copy to each
town chairman and to each town clerk in
his county.
Section SO. Subsection (9) of section
20.84 of the statutes is amended by in
sorting in the second line after the word:
"officer" the following words: each
public library.
Section 81 Subsection Q0) of section
20. "a of the statutes is amended by the in
sertion of the paragraph designation (al
Immediately before the first word: or;
also by the addition thereto of two new
paragraphs to read: (2084) QO) OBJ or
the railroad maps Of Wisconsin, upon APP
plication therefor, one copy to each state
officer each penal and reformatory instt-
tuition, each newspaper entitled to a blue
book, each public library, school, acad-
envy and college; ten further copies each
to the state library, university library and
the state historical society; to the rail-
road commission such number as 1t may
require; and to each member of the leS1s-
lature one hundred copies to be delivered
to himself All copies intended for IL
braries, schools. academies and colleges
other than the state library, the unlVer-
sity library and the state historical So
cety shall be shipped to the county SUI
perintendents and distributed by them as
provided in paragraph GAP OF this suosec-
ton.
Co Leaflets, folders and pamphlets
printed for the attorney general or for
the railroad commission may, by order or
the printing board, be delivered to them
respectively for distribution.
Section SO. Subsection Q2) Of section
20.S4 of the statutes is amended by in
sorting Immediately after the words:
university law library the words: the
library of the legislative reference depart
ment.'
Saotiop 90 Subsection 15l of section
90 "a of the statutes is amended to read:
(20.84) Q5) The printing board may or
der such further distribution OF Wiscon-
sin statutes and Wisconsin session laws
as may be needed for official use by any
justice of the supreme court or by any
executive or administrative officer board
or commission; and also, in it's discretion,
may direct the delivery by the superln-
tendent of public property to the author
of any public printing specified in sections
90 rs, POPS, 20.27 and POPS, of such num-
Der of copies as it shall deem reasonable
for official USE
Section 40. A new subsection is added
to section 2O.84 of the statutes to read:
(2O.S4) Q6) The free library commission
shall file with the superintendent OF pub
lie property, from time to time, lists OF
such state publications as it determines
ought to be distributed to public libraries
irrespective of requests therefor ana IN
addition to distribution provided for by
this section. Distribution shall thereupon
be made accordingly.
Section Al Section 20,S7 Of the stat
utes is amended to read: Section 2O.Sl.
The superintendent of public property,
and the county clerk and county super
intendent of schools of each county, snail
make and file annually with the printing
board an inventory of all public printing
undistributed In his office on the first
day of July. Each county clerk shan
transmit with his inventory list of the
officers in his county entitled to distribu-
ton of public printing from his office and
also a receipt from each distributed; and
each county superintendent shall trans
nit with his inventory a list of the school
districts, other schools and institutions
in his county, entitled to distributions of
public printing from his office and list
of actual distributes The print
ing board shall furnish suitable blanks
for such inventories and lists, and may,
in it's discretion, order the return to the
superintendent of public property of any
public printing that has remained undls-
tributed for more than six months in the
office of any county clerk or superintend-
ent of schools.
Section AZ. This act takes effect upon
passage and publication.
Approved Aug. 8, 1913. Copy Law.
No. 642, 81 Published August II, 1913.
CHAPTER 772 LAWS OF 1913.
AN ACT-Curative of the statutes ana
session laws relative to revenues, ex-