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

sentation of such petition or affidavit
the court shall determine whether not
Ice OF the hearing thereon shall be
given, and If such notice is ordered
the order shall direct the manner and
time Of giving the same. If the court
shall deem notice of such hearing I'M
necessary 1t may proceed to hear the
matter without notice. If the court
shall appoint special administrator
property may come into his hands. re-
Quire him to give bond to the Judge
of said court in such sum, with such
conditions and with such surety or
sureties as said court shall direct. The
order appointing such administrator
shall require him to make to said
court, without delay, full report Of
his acts as such. Upon the filing of
such report such further proceedings
shall be had and such further order
made in said matter by said court as
1T shall deem necessary. Such special
administrator shall exercise no pow
ers except those specifically granted
by the order of said court. When he
shall have fully performed the act or
acts mentioned in the order appoint
ing him his powers as such shall cease
The court may at any time require
the administrator to make a report of
his acts as such or revoke and va
cate his appointment whenever it
shall deem best
Section 1918. The county court of
appoint some suitable person who
when hereafter appointed shall be an
attorney, when available, to be known
as the public administrator, who shall,
before entering upon the duties Of
such trust, be sworn to a faithful dis
charge thereof and shall give bond
with sufficient sureties, to the judge
OF said court, in sum not less than
one thousand dollars, with
condition substantially like the con-
ditions of other administrators bonds
and that he will faithfully perform his
duties provided by law; which bond
and with the oath filed and recorded
therein Additional bonds may be re-
CURED by the court in it's discretion.
The expense of surety upon such bonds
shall be paid by the county treasurer
out Of any inheritance tax funds in
his hands belonging to the state, on
the order of the county judge. The
term Of such public administration shall
continue until terminated by the ap
pointment of his successor by the
county court at it's discretion.
Section 1872. The attorney general
may appoint O. deputy attorney gen.
eral and three assistants, to be desig-
mated respectively as first assistant
attorney general, second assistant at
torney general and third assistant at
tOrney general. The said deputy at
torney general and each Of said as
sistants shall be an attorney at law
admitted to practice in this state. The
attorney general may also appoint a
clerk who shall also be a stenogra-
pher, and two stenographers. The said
deputy attorney general shall give a
bond to the state of Wisconsin in the
sum of five thousand dollars, with good
and sufficient sureties, to be approved
by the governor, conditioned for the
faithful performance Of his duties as
deputy attorney general. The said
deputy attorney. general may, in the
absence or disability of the attorney
general. do and perform all the acts
provided by statute to be performed
by the attorney general, and the at
torney general shall be responsible for
all acts of his deputy. The said APP
pointees shall perform such duties as
the attorney general may prescribe.
= Such appointments shall be
made by writing filed in the office of
the secretary Of state, and all such APP
pointees, except the clerk and stem
ographers, shall take the constitu
tional oath Of office, which shall be so
filed.
Section 16. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its
passage and publication.
Approved July II, 1913. Copy Law.