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

Chapter.
& residential districts .457
Marathon Co.. municipal judge, pow
Milwaukee Co, district Judge, cannot
practice in county during term,
salary ....-........ ..,........ 4S5
Manitowoc river. fishing in. repeal of
law ...............,... 500
Morality, teaching Of, in public school 500
Municipal loans, rate of interest 49,. sea
Milwaukee Co., board of supervisors,
election of, how ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STA
Mortgages, chattel, where filed ......575
Milwaukee, lands sold for taxes in. .591
Motor vehicles, lights on............ .602
Milwaukee. tax levy. for deficit, re-
adjustment, etc Observation-Disclosures. 606
Milwaukee, land commissioners, plats,
maps, streets etc. ................ .609
Milwaukee extension of watermains by613
Milwaukee, may donate land for state
idr ......'.........,.. $1,000 .tlS
Merger of insurance companies per-
Mortgage associations. organization,
powers, etc. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 800
Mothers pension board of control to
lnVestlgate ..;.'..... $500; ..n..:... soy
Merchandise, sale of household furni-
ture, contracts for ...................6 71
Mines, examination by Geological Sur
vey .;.''.,.....'. .:'.....,....''... 6I2
Milwaukee, home rule in ............. .67S
Milwaukee, sentence of repeaters in
county or Observation-Disclosures. .6S7
Motor cycles and automobiles, license
and regulation, of ...................6 $50
Marriages, county judges may perform,
Zee to county NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 699
Milwaukee county board, may fix sal
airy of district judge, etc. ........... 702
Marriage, none nearer that second
cousin eligible Observation-Disclosures. 709
Minimum wage, for women and chill
uTen ................. ..,........... az
Muskellunge and sturgeon, maximum
size allowed to take ................7 19
Mutual savings banks. organization,
names of borrowers .................72 1
Monroe county court, testimony in,
Milwaukee, state administration build
ing for, appropriation ...............73 1876
Marriages, eugenic, physicians GER
tlHcate .......... .....,......... 100
Milwaukee county civil court, jurisdic-
Milwaukee county Park commission,
powers or ........... .lo4
Mining trade school, appropriation for 1853
Mail chutes, capitol commission may
construct Observation-Disclosures. 200
Mortgages, stocks e. bonds, taxation
upon transfer by corporations .......763
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No. CAT, 81 Published August IA. 1913
CHAPTER TIT, LAWS OF 1913
AN ACT-To amend section 968 Of the
statutes, relating to expense of re-
moval of sheriffs, coroners, registers
of deeds and district attorneys from
office
The people of the State Of Wisconsin.
represented il Senate and Assembly,
enact as follows:
Section 1. Section 96S as amended
by bill 642, s., session Of 1913, is
amended by striking from the end
ton for the executive department" and
by inserting in place thereof the words:
appropriation provided in section 172
of the statutes"
Section 2. This act shall take effect
and be in force upon passage and pub
lication.
Approved August 8, 1913. Copy Law.
No GAS, ST. Published August IA, 1918
CHAPTER IT'S, LAWS OF 1913.
ter 355, laws of 1913.
The people of the State of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly do
enact as follows:
Section l. Chapter 355, laws Of 1913,
is amended, in the first line on page 2
of the enrolled act, by striking out the
section number "4960-1" and inserting
in lieu thereof the section number
"4960c-1."
Section 2 This act shall take effect
upon passage and publication.
Approved August g, 1913. Copy Law
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Jefferson county judge, salary Of. "a
Judges, county, term of ............. SO
Jury lists, Winnebago, Co., municipal
1o Gotrt nt,, tno;,, .aoo %
surers and secretaries of. .......... 105
Jennings, John and Frank, also Eli
zabeth Werner, appropriation $3.50. IL /
Judgments, suspension of, in criminal
actions, probation ................... 1876
Jurors, selection of, municipal court
Jurors, qualifications of, rejection of. .153
Janitors of University, salaries, re-
gents may fix NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .217
Judgment Of divorce, date of entry .239
Justices of Peace, powers of, town of
Lake, Milwaukee county ...........27 2
Jefferson Co. court, terms of ....... 1893
Justices OF Peace, concurrent juridc-
ton, bastardy actions ...........3 1929
Jointure & dover elections between
by administrator Observation-Disclosures 1914
Jurors, selection Of, in Winnebago Co.
Jurors, drawing of. in courts of rec
ora ......... ................. AL
Judge, district of Milwaukee, not to
practice law during term, salary 80. .4S5
Judicial & school officers, nomination
& election of .................. 1872
Judicial system, committee to investi-
gate NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5tV
Joint school districts, change of
boundaries, dissolution Of ......... .572
Judges, circuit, powers, duties, terms,
change of venue, etc. .............. 592
Judges, circuit. in Milwaukee Co., sal
aly VI :';,''..:'.'. ...'' 49,: .ooo
Justice of Peace, who to act in city
of La Crosse ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40
Justices court, surety bonds in ...... .691
Judges, not eligible for other offices,
when, transfer of section .705
Judicial circuit. fourteenth, terms of
court IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I0b
Jails, county, building of .746
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Newspaper notices, time of filing in
court ................... Z
Nets, drawing of, in Fox river at night,
prohibited ...............,... ...... .
Nurses, visiting, county boards may
employ ............ $1,000 .
Nets, dip, where may be used ....... 8
Night time, term Defined ............. $
Nets, pound, may be used along Lake
Michigan ...........'... $1,000: III
Nets and seines, use of, in inland wa
Nets, use of, in Green Bay and Fox
Nets, set lines and hooks, closed sea-
son for ................ ......... IA
Navigation, Improvement of harbors
for aid of .,:........1I
Nurses, employment of, by cities 49,. .19
Normal school regents, meetings OF,
public ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Namekagon, town of created, Bayfield,
county ...'..;; .'....'. .,..'; 70
Newspapers, publication in, of council
proceedings 900 ~
pense how paid ...... ...S4
Notices, publication of, in newspapers
in cities OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
Normal school, Eau Claire, appropri-
Nets, fish, use of, by game warden, in
Newspapers, distribution of, by chill
dren, permit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AZ
Nomination and election of school
and judicial officers ............... 40
Normal school, selection of site,
northeastern part of state. ..........5 so
Newspapers, fraudulent, advertise
ments, penalty Neutrality-suspicious.. 81
Nuisances, houses Of prostitution, are 81
Nets, fishing with, in Black and Mis-
sissippi rivers NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .53
Newspapers, semi weekly, publica-
tons of laws, appropriation ....... .53
Nets, defining sizes of .............: 81
New Richmond, treasurer of, appropri-
alton for overpayment .....: $3.50. 81
Negligence, contributory, in actions for
Normal schools, appropriations for LIS
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High schools, union free, dissolution
Oh
Historical library, changes and equip
High schools, sites for, and building of
Highway Commission, appropriation,
for roads
Hope, Andrew, appropriation for game
warden expenses Observation-Disclosures.
Hotels, individual towels in, required.
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Publication of notices, when filed: 70
Park, Memorial, portion of Camp 80
Randall .................:' :''..,''.: 20
Park commissioners, appointment OF ..
by village board ...:...,..,. -. 90
Public utility, value fixed by r. r.
Com. validated ...............:,..: 70
Parks. State, sale of liquors within
one mile of, prohibited ............. 81
Personal property, assessment or .,
logs, etc. ........'.''.; - -. 49, CO o.
Public highways, encroachments upon 81
Public buildings, cities, authorized 10
build and maintain ................' ~
Probates register for Wlnnebago
county powers of ..........'.....' lIS
Polls, petition for changing time OF
opening and closing ............... .lAS
Printing, no receipt required from
Co. Supt. of Schools for .............I Ia
Public discussions, school houses used 90
for ....'.'.'..' "-'
Public land commissioners, board o.
in cities, powers and duties ....... 10
Policies of Insurance mot to designate
court in which action brought .:;:.'IZi
Printing Board, to publish index his
torical collections ..................' l@Z
Probation in criminal cases. suspeh" III.
sion Of judgment ................. l56
Perjury or false swearing penalty. -. 143
Pike, close season for shipping ana T.,
fishing .................... 40
Public drinking cups, prohibited in
public buildings, schools, trains, etc. .l58
Pubic Utilities, acquisition OI' ~ an
cities ........... -. $3.50; - INV
Products, discrimination in purchase
or sale of prohibited ................ 100
Portage Levee Commission, appropria-
ton ............. .''.'. AVO
Pensions, old age, investigation 80
subject ............-... $3.50 100
Prison. wrongful confinement in, COM
pensation for appropriation ....... lS5
Poultry associa tionS, county board may
aid ...........'''.. -; - :. 'S'-
Policies of insurance, not limit loss be-
low cash value Observation-Disclosures. .zVS
Public utility, telegraph messenger
companies I'll
Property, title to, foreign corpora
lions, confirmed ....................2 III
Printing, pamphlet on accident pre-
vention for schools ................ .2lS
Public utilities, construction and main
tenance of, by municipalities ..... .225
Physicians, to report contagious dis
Police truancy officers, in fourth
class cities ...............,.... ECU
Parks, cities may use portion or, Tor
streets NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Z53
Pawn brokers', receipt of goods from
minors without parents consent, for
hidden ........... -: GOV
Park, granting submerged land for, IN
Milwaukee, tax for .2o4
Perry Victory Centennial, cities may
appropriate money for observance
Public utilities, filing Of balance
Printing and distribution Of ballots. In
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No. $40, 81 Published August IA, 1913
CHAPTER 775, LAWS OF 1913
AN ACT-Relating to the distribution Of
the 1913 blue books
The people of the State of Wisconsin.
represented in Senate and Assembly, do
enact as follows:
Section l. The superintendent of pub
lie property shall distribute Of the Wis
consin blue books for 1918 in addition to
the distribution now provided by subsec-
ton IL of section 1884 of the statutes,
dred copies; to the lieutenant governor,
one hundred copies; to the secretary Of
state, one hundred copies; to the state
treasurer, one hundred copies; to the at
torney general, one hundred copies; and
to each member and officer Of the legis-
lature, fifty copies
Section 2. This act shall take effect
upon passage and publication.
Approved August 8. 1913. Copy Law.
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Outagamie county, municipal court.
jurisdiction, etc. ...................
Offices, council may discontinue, COM
mission form of government ........
Oneida county municipal court, fees
procedure, salary, etc. .:...:.....:. ID
Old ace pensions, provision for, investi-
cation bY Industrial commission -. .le
Oconto Falls Inter township Fair
Assn, appropriation ............ 81
Ornamental street lights, costs of. 81
Oils, inspection of, not to apply to gas
oil, etc. ................. $500: %
OFFICERS of cities, not to have in
terest in city contracts .............5 90
Oiling of streets in villages ...........5i
Officers, of Cities not to be party to
city contracts ............,....:.. 49, %
Ornamental lights, cities and villages
may authorize ..................... .oS
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WISCONSIN PASSED DURING SESSION OF 1919

for such time and upon such conditions
as may be agreed upon between said
commissioners and the town, village,
city, county or board of education APP
plying for a loan, subject, however, to
the limitations, restrictions and con-
ditions hereinafter set forth.
2. The preference In investing the
trust funds shall be given to the loans
provided for in subdivisions (2), CD and
(3a) of subsection / in the order named.
Section 4. This act shall take effect
upon passage and publication.
Approved August 9, 1913. Copy Law.
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l..
Legislature, employees of, appropria-
llou ....'..... ..'...: q
Land department, authorized to sell
TO town OF ALVIN observation-disclosures. ~
Larsen, James, appropriation to, men,
Der of assembly NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. At
Land, conveyed to j. H. Sykes 49,. 40
Land, conveyed to Town of Bayfield,. so
License, embalmers, required to pro-
Labor hours of, by switching crews. GO
Liquors, sale of, on any election day,
prohibited ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a
Liquors, sale of, within one mile of
state parks, prohibited .............. so
Logs, assessment of, as mfgr's stock,
discontinued Observation-Disclosures. 81
Lands, survey of, cost how divided. .102
Library books, exchange of school ..107
Loans, interest charges Tor ......... lis
Land, conveyance of, to Theodore
Libraries, township, books for, cost,
nst .'.... ....''..'....... lag
Levees at Portage, appropriation to
complete Observation-Disclosures. 1876
License fees, hunting, county clerk
may keep ten per cent .172
Larceny, of horses, repeal of law -. .173
Library books, reminding of, state COM
Land, granted to city of Milwaukee,
for park purposes along Lake Michi-
gan ......... ................ lo3
Larceny as bailee, prosecutions of
. . , . -.
Liquors, sale of when forbidden 204
Liquors. sale of, to certain persons,
who may prohibit ................20 6
Libel or SANDER, punishment for. 207
Loss by fire, insurance not limited be-
low cash value in policy ............ 208
Lloyds associations may transact in
surance, when, formation ........ .210
Liens contractors and laborers, ma
terials, list of etc. .213
Loans, municipal and school district,
rate OF interest .236
Lafayette county court, civil and Grim
inal jurisdiction conferred ..........2 37
Lands, conveyance Of, by corporations
who may sign ....................24 0
Liens, on firewood, headings, logs,
ETC., ...24l
Lands, granting of submerged for park
purposes, Milwaukee, tax ......... 254
Lands sold for taxes, redemption of. .2G6
Liquor licenses, amounts paid for -. .271
Lands, condemnation of, for county
purposes .278
Lands condemnation of, for park pur-
poses ............. .2lS
Lands time for recovery Of, damages. $50
Legislature, when attorney member Of
Libraries. public, county boards may
estahllSh .................-.29 6
Langlade Co, municipal court of ..... 300
Licensing, of chauffeurs ............ $40
Lots & blocks, assessment of, renum-
bering, maps, etc. ............... .313
Liability of common carriers, when
goods damaged Observation-Disclosures. 326
Legislature, committee of, to investi-
gate white slave traffic ..........339
Lodging house, liens on baggage for
bOard, ETC.. .............. .34l
Libraries, election to vote tax for
maintenance of ....................37 9
Labor, hours Of, for women ..........3s1
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Kimball, town of created ............. 10
Kenosha county, treasurer. appropria
ton to .................... Is
Kelly town of, created ...............19 1877
Kenosha county, municipal and coun-
ty court powers, etc. .............. $50
Knoke, John, estate of, appropriation sol
Evening journal., 1913-07-07
VETS" PLEASED
WITH BIG TIME
AT GETTYSBURG

Delaware's veterans who partici-
pated in the great anniversary cele-
bration at Gettysburg have returned
home The most Of them got back
on Saturday, but few remained un-
til yesterday morning and avoided
the rush in returning.
The Delaware soldiers are highly
pleased with the arrangements made
for them at the Gettysburg camp.
They are unstinted in praise Of the
meals served. and say Governor
Miller and the Delaware commission
and Adiutant General Wickersham,
Mayor Marshall. surgeon; Captain
Dillon. Lieutenant Carey and Ser
geant Kitchens, who comprised a
special detail from the organized mi
litia were on the lookout for the care
and comfort OF the Delawareans.
Governor Miller before leaving Get
tysburg was invited by Mayor Pres
ton Of Baltimore, to attend the ma
tional celebration of the centenary
of the writing of "The Star Span
gled Banner" which will be held in
Baltimore.
Everything was the best at Get
tysburg," said General ]. p Smith, Of
No. 300 North Franklin street, a
well known veteran, today I'VE
were treated fine The food was
changed at every meal and there was
plenty Of it, and we we're taken care
of as well as It was possible to do
it.. We had no cases of serious ILL
ness in the Delaware camp.
"The entire encampment Of $4,000 OF
more men could not have been planned
any better. Governor Miller and the
members Of the Delaware Cimmission
visited us twice daily and Dr. Marshall
and the others officers from the militia
stayed with us Most Of us left in a
body on special ears on Saturday. the
train stopping in front of the camp foi
us. We arrived in Wilmington about
$3.50 o'clock Saturday afternoon. There
were never so many gray-headed men to-
gether in camp in this country and there
never will be again. We visited the
Johnny Rebs' in their camp and shook
hands with them and hugged them and
talked with them and were sorry to part
with them"
Evening journal., 1913-07-07
FORMER MAIL
SUPERINTENDENT
LAID TO REST

The funeral of Walter J. Young
took place this morning from his late
residenct, No. 1908 King street.
Requiem high mass was celebrated in
st. Patrick's Church by the Rev.
James p. Quigley and interment was
made in the Cathedral Cemetery.
Many friends of Mr.. Young re-
viewed the body as it lay in state in
the parlor Of his home in a polished
walnu. casket lined with tufted
satin and surrounded by floral trib-
utes These included Gates Ajar
from the carriers of the Wilmington
post Office of which Mr. Young had
been supertendent; large wreaths
from clerks in the post office. carna-
tions from Miss Mary Wilson, lilies
from George Young, floral key from
Wilmington Camp, Modern Woodmen
of America and pintus from Mrs. j..
A. Dillin.
The pail bearers were: Charles
Pointsetts, Lewis L. Wilcox, Halleck
Ray, John Lutz. James Scully and
Walter W. Walls.
Among those noticed at the fun
eral were: Postmaster NJ. Howard
Jester. Assistant Postmaster Leroy
w. Hickman. Frank P. Kane, Joseph
Camperson. superintendent of mails,
Fred A. Middleton, of the Civil Service
Commission; Peter ]. Ford, Samuel
A. Adams. Jr., Thomas Nj. Monaghan
and James |. Ford, William McTyre.
James J. Doherty was the undertaken
in charge.
Fifty employees of the post Office
viewed the remains of Mr.. Young
last night. headed by Postmaster
Jester and his assistant, Mr.. Hick-
man.
Marshalled by letter carrier George
Sasse the carriers marched in tows to
Twelfth and King streets. There
the men faced in two lines while Mr..
Jester and Mr.. Hickman walked
through the line. Slowly his fellow
workers filed past the casket and
gazed sadly upon the man VINO was
TO work with them no more.
For practically 20 years Mr.. Young
had been a member of tire post
office clerical force. and for four
years had been superintendent OF let
ter carriers
Evening journal., 1913-07-07
HALT "YECC"
WHILE TRYING
BANK ROBBERY
Newark officer Opens Fire
on Fellow Who Escapes,
Presumably in
Stolen Team
FIND SAW AND
GLOVES UNDER WINDOW

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK, Del, July IAN attempt
TO rob the bank of the Farmers Trust
Company, formerly the National Bank
Of Newark, ON Main street wAs
frustrated late last night by Police
man Egbert Shollendcr He SUR
prised q man who was trying 10 saw
his way through iron bars that are
outside the windows of The bank, and
shot az the ilceing yegg whp
escaped across fields II Is thought
the robber In his fight stole team
from the barn OF John Z. Richards,
near Newark, aud drove 10 Whining.
ton with il
Ofiiccr Shellender went 10 The Bal
timoro and Ohio Railroad station aud
mailed some letters about ilsO
O'Clock, and on his return sat ON tha
porch OF G. y. Major S butcher shop
adjoining the bank. as is his custom
While there he heard strange noise
and an instant later, when the sound
was repeated, he made ain nvestisa'
ton
There Is high fence between the
bank and the Major store pcering
over this, Shelcnder saw man
croaching against the fence and mak.
ing his way toward where the police
man had been sitting.
When the man saw Shellender
looking over the fence he ran Dart
ing into a lot he disappeared in the
darkness toward the Baltimore aud
Ohio Railroad tracks as officer shcli-
cnder pursued and Shot at him sew
eral times but evidently did not
wound him.
The policeman found saw and a
pair gloves on the ground beneath
The bank window Tho bars protect
ing tho window showed where th
saw had been used on them, but dil
not do much cutting. One CT TIL
bars also was slightly bent a. Il
crow-har had been used 60 try 20 tea
I Il from its place.
About midnight the barn on tho Job
y. Richards farm. AZ Lumbrook cast
Newark WIS broken into and hor
and buggy were stolen. II Is thongl
4 syegg after hcing discovered
Z Policeman ShcllenAer. ram To the Ric
Z ards farm and stele the teaH4 tor
i sure that be would get away IN
/ Of being pursued The stolen rig ~
found on the streets n Wilmington thi
morning by the police and was returuc
TO Mr.. Richards
Evening journal., 1913-07-07
$3O,OOO,OOO
DEPOSITS TIED UP
WHEN BANK CLOSES
By The United Press.

BY The United Press.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, July THE First
and Second National Bank, recent con
solidation Of the First and Second ma
tional banks. was closed TODAY ~ order
Of the assistant comptroller 81 the cur
r-ncyt The bank is owned inrgely by
the J S. and W. s. Kuhn interests, and
is the second largest in Pittsburgh
A representative Of the Kuhn interests
also announced that receiver will be
appointed for the American Water
Works Company, S24.0O00O0 concern,
which operates in many cities.
The First Second bank had a capital
of S3,400,000; surplus and profits of 81
100000, and deposits Of S30000O00
Three or four other banks and trust
in this vicinity have been as
sociated with the First Second and there
was much speculation as to what the
effect would be on the various interests
of J. S. and W. S. Kuhn The Kuhns
have large holdings in water power and
water rights in the West, and are in
terested in several other industrial en-
terprises.
w. S. Kuhn, president of the
National is at the bed
side of his wife al Pride's Crossing,
Mass. A baby boy was born yester-
day and for a time the mothers con
dition was critical. She was report
ed improving today, but the banker
was unable to reach Pttsburg where
his business interests demanded his
presence.
The action Of the assistant comp
troller Of the currency in closing the
bank followed an examination Of
nearly three weeks duration by spe-
cial examiners sent from Washing
ton. They completed their work last
week.
Report Of the failure caused ex-
citement among hundreds OF foreign
ers who have small deposits IN the
bank Reassuring statements were
soon made that when the affairs OF
the bank were Strengthened out de-
positors would be protected.