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

other person authorized by law to receive
the same, all moneys, books, records,
papers and other articles and effects
belonging to his said office, which
! bond shall be approved by the COVER
nor, and, together with the oath of
office of such treasurer, shall be pre-
served in the executive office; and such
bond shall be deemed to extend
to the faithful execution of the
duties of the office Of treasurer until
his successor shall be elected and fully
qualified; providing, however, that in
lieu Of the bond above mentioned or
any additional bond required under
existing statutes, the treasurer may
give a bond executed, or the condition
thereof guaranteed, solely by a surety
company as provided in section 1866
33. Of the statutes of 1898, and in event
! hat the treasurer elects to give the
bond in this provision mentioned, the
/ cost of the same shall be borne by the
state, and charged to the appropriation
for the treasury department, provid-
ing the same does not exceed one
fourth of one per cent per annum on
the amount Of the said bond.
The provision of this section
| shall apply to any additional
bond given by him in pursuance Of
| lawful requirement, and i shall be
charged to the appropriation for the
treasury department
Section 154. Whenever the funds in
the treasury shall exceed the amount
| of the treaSurer'S bond or whenever
| the governor shall deem such bond
| insufficient by reason Of the insolvency,
death or removal from the state of any
! of the sureties, or from any other cause
he shall require the treasurer to give
an additional bond, within such time,
in such reasonable amount not exceed
ing the funds in the treasury, and with
such security as he shall direct and
! approve The cost of such additional
bond to the state shall be charged to
the appropriation for the treasury de-
partment.
Section 1920. The state treasurer
upon the receipt of any money from
! a public administrator, shall forthwith
advertise the fact in the. state paper
| by giving the name of the deceased,
| the time and place of his death, the
amount paid into the treasury, the pub
| lie administrator paying the same and
| that the same will be paid to the heirs
who had not before asserted claims
! thereto, without interest, on proof Of
| heirship, If applied for within five
years from the date of publication
| The provisions of this and the two
| next preceding sections shall not apply
to Milwaukee county. The cost of
such advertising shall be charged to
| the appropriation for the treasury de-
! partment.
Section 131. Subsection of section
10 and section 156 of the statutes are
| Section 1872. There is added to sec
ton ITO of the statutes new subsec-
ton to be numbered and to read: (Sec
| ton 100 g. The treasurer shall re-
ceive an annual salary of five thousand
dollars which shall be in full for all
| services rendered by him in his official
| capacity including his services as COM
missioner of public lands. The assist
ant treasurer shall receive an annual
salary of two thousand five hun
dred dollars. The bookkeepers, clerks,
| stenographers, watchmen and other en-
| ployes of the treasurer shall receive
| such salaries or compensa lions as shall
a g.
urer, assistant treasurer and all other
| employees of the treasurer shall be en-
| titled to receive their actual and nee
| essary travelling expenses incurred in
| the discharge of their official duties.
| Such salaries, compensations and eX-
| penses shall be charged to the appro
| priation for the treasurer.
UNIFORM LEGISLATION, COM
MISSIONERS OF
| Section 1913. Subsections and of
section liza of the statutes are re-
pealed
Section 1874 There is added to sec
| ton ITO of the statutes new subsec
! ton to read: (Section 100 81 The
members of the board of commissioners
| for the promotion of uniformity of
! legislation in the United States shall
, receive no compensation for their serv-
! ices but shall receive actual and neceS-
| sary travelling expenses incurred in the
discharge of their official duties, which
|
| prlation for the commissioners for the
| promotion of uniformity of legislation
J in the United States.
VETERINARY EXAMINERS. BOARD
| OF
Section 1885, Section 1492e-1S of the
statutes is amended to read:
Section 1492e-1S. i The secretary
of the board * shall be required to
give bond in such terms as the board
! may see fit.
| VETERINARIAN AND LIVE STOCK
SANITARY BOARD
| Section 1876. Subsection s of section
| 1492b, subsections and of section
1929 and subsection of section 1492aa
| of the statutes are amended to read:
! (1492b) 8. The proceeds OF any sale
| of carcasses and byproducts of such
! condemned slaughtered animals, to-
gether with an account Thereon snail
| be returned to the secretary of the
| Immediately transferred by the secre-
| tary Of the board to the secretary of
state who thereupon shall pay the
same into the state treasury. Such re-
| ceipts shall not increase the apprOpri-
| alton for carrying into effect the pro-
visions of sections 1892 to 1492ef,
| inclusive.
| (1492e) s. Cd The state veterin-
! arian is hereby authorized to appoint
assistant state veterinarians, who
shall be Is duly qualified veterin-
| airy surgeons, and the state vet
| erinarian may call to his assistance,
as may be necessary in the perform
ance of his work, duly qualified veter-
mary surgeons. No person shall be
considered a veterinarian surgeon with
in the meaning of sections 1492aa, 1492ab,
and 1492b to 1492eg, inclusive, who is not
regular graduate in good standing of
some recognized veterinary college in
the United States, Canada or Europe.
(1492e) CD The superintendent
Of public property is hereby instructed
to furnish the state veterinarian and
live stock sanitary board with a suit
able office in the capitol building and
with the necessary stationery, postage
stamps, office supplies and equipment
and necessary books of reference, in
struments, materials and supplies for
carrying out the powers and duties OF
said board The board shallT be entitl-
! ed to receive all printing necessary and
proper in carrying out the powers and
duties of said board
(Section 1492aa) 8. Meetings of the
board shall be limited to twelve in each
year i = The board may organize
by the election of a president and sec
rotary and shall hold office in such
room in the capitol as the superintend-
ent of public property may designate.
Section 1877. Subsection II of section
ITO, subsection l of section 1929, sub
section of section 1492aa and section