On commit ment of minors to industrial schools, report to be thority than a county judge, it shall be the duty of the court or magistrate sentencing said minor forthwith to report to the county judge of the inade to county proper county, the name and age of said minor, the institution to which committed, the offense for which committed, and any other information necessary to show the extent to which such county is liable for the support of said minor. Industrial schools to to county judges. SECTION 2. The Wisconsin industrial school make reports for boys and every industrial school organized under the provisions of sections 1785 and 1786 of the revised statutes are hereby required to report annually, on the first day of October in each year, to each county judge a complete list of all minors in such institution chargeable to each such county during the preceding year, with the date when each was received, and in case of those who have left the institution during the year, whether it was by death, by escape, by placing out, or by final discharge, with the proper dates and any other information necessary to show the extent to which such county is liable for the support of said minor. On commitment of minors be made to SECTION 3. Whenever any minor is committed to orphan asy. Or placed in any orphan asylum or other instituJums, report to tion by any superintendent of the poor, supercounty judge. visor or any other officer administering poor relief, whereby a claim against the county or any town, village cr city in the county for support, may be incurred, it shall be the duty of such officer forthwith to report to the proper judge of the proper county, the name and age of said minor, the institution in which placed or committed, the terms of the contract made for support and any other information necessary to show the extent to which such county, town, village or city is liable for the support of said minor. It shall be also the duty of such officer to report to the county judge whenever any such minor ceases to be a public charge from any cause whatever. County judge to keep record provided for herein. SECTION 4. It shall be the duty of each county of information judge to record in a book to be provided by the county agent or other proper authority, all information provided for in this act, including also, the proper information relating to commitments, made by himself and the proper information relating to commitments, still in force, which have been previously made by himself or his predecessors in office. SECTION 5. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage and publication. Approved April 22, 1891. No. 163, A.] [Published May 12, 1891. CHAPTER 372. AN ACT to amend the charter of the city of Milwaukee in relation to street sprinkling. (See Vol. 2.) No. 738, A.] [Published May 12, 1891. CHAPTER 373. AN ACT to authorize the persons therein named to build and maintain a dam across Shioc creek, in Shawano county. The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented in senate and assembly, do enact as follows: built, shutes SECTION 1. A. Vang, Jr., his associates or as- Dam may be signs, are hereby empowered and authorized to and slides. erect build and maintain a dam across Shioc creek on a part of the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section twenty-five, township twenty-five, range sixteen east, in Shawano county, said dam not to exceed the height of four feet; and said A. Vang, Jr., his associates or assigns, are also empowered and authorized to dig, cut, build and maintain a channel from said dam to run through the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter, the northwest quarter of southeast quarter and the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter, and to enter the said Shioc creek on the northeast quarter, all in section twenty-five, township twenty five, range sixteen east; and to erect and maintain mills, machinery and necessary appendages, to enable him or them to use the waters of said Shioc creek for milling and manufacturing purposes; and for such purposes he or they shall have full power and authority to enter upon and take any lands necessary for such purposes; provided, that the damages, which the owner or owners of the said lands, adjacent thereto, may sustain by reason thereof, shall be assessed, settled and ascertained in the manner provided in chapter 146, of the revised statuts of 1878, entitled, "Of mills and mill dams," and provided also that said A. Vang, Jr., his associates or assigns, shall build and maintain a suitable slide of sufficient width for running logs, timber and lumber over said dam; provided, that the franchise hereby granted, shall be subject to the right of the legislature at any time to alter and repeal the same, when in its judgment the public interests shall so require. SECTION 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage and publication. Approved April 22, 1891. Amends section 764, revised No. 549, A.] [Published May 11, 1891. CHAPTER 374. AN ACT to amend section 764 of the revised statutes, to provide for the fees of the register of of deeds in all counties whose population exceeds one hundred thousand. The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented in senate and assembly, do enact as follows: SECTION 1. Section 764 of the revised statutes as amended by chapter 278 of the laws of 1881, is statutes 1876, hereby amended, by adding at the end of said sec tion the following: The foregoing provisions of this section shall not apply to register of deeds in as amended. any county whose population exceeds one hundred and fifty thousand. of deeds in of 150,000 or SECTION 2. Every register of deeds of counties Fees of register whose population exceeds one hundred and fifty counties hav thousand, shall receive the following fees, to wit: g population For entering and recording any deed or other over. instrument, seven and one-half cents for each folio, and three cents for every necessary entry thereof in the tract index when kept, but to be at least thirty-seven and one-half cents for any deed, and sixty cents for any mortgage. For recording any instrument, written in any other than the English language, fifteen cents for each folio. For filing and entering any writ of attachment or copy thereof, with the certificate of the officer, or any certificate cf sale, or any notice of the pendency of any action containing not more than twenty defendants, twenty cents, and twenty cents for every additional twenty defendants in any such notice. For copies of any records or papers five cents for each folio, and twenty cents for his certificate. For entry of a discharge of a mortgage in the margin of the record, ten cents. For filing every paper and making entry thereof when necessary, ten cents. For a certified copy of a full record of any marriage, birth or death, forty cents. For examining proofs of marriage, birth or death when presented in the form of affidavits, twenty cents. All the foregoing fees to be payable in advance by the party procuring such services. For registering any marriage, birth or death, twenty cents, and for copy thereof, certified to the secretary of state, seven cents, to be paid by the county, in cases where the certificate or proof of such marriage, birth or death, is presented for registration within one year after its occurrence, but otherwise to be paid by the party prccuring the registration. For making his annual statistical return of real estate sales to the secretary of state, six cents per folio, to be paid cut of the state treasury. For making a new tract index upon the order of the county board, such sum as may be fixed by the county board, not exceeding two cents for each entry, and to be paid from the county treas ury. SECTION 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after the first Monday of January, 1893. Approved April 22, 1890. No. 529, A.] [Published May 12, 1891. CHAPTER 375. AN ACT fixing the salary of the deputy comptroller of the city of Milwaukee and amendatory of the charter of the city of Milwaukee. (See Vol. 2.) No. 472, A.] [Published May 13, 1891. Amends section 2347, R. S. 1878, as amended. CHAPTER 376. AN ACT to amend section 1, of chapter 271, of the laws of 1889, relating to the property rights of married women. The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented in senate and assembly, do enact as follows: SECTION 1. Section 1, of chapter 271, of the general laws of Wisconsin, of 1889, approved April 4th, 1889, and entitled "An act to amend section 2347, of chapter 108, of the revised statutes, entitled 'Of the property rights of married women,'" is hereby amended so as to read as follows, viz.: Section 1. Any married woman may in her own name, or in the name of a third or other person person as her trustee, with his assent, cause to be insured for her sole use, the life of her hus band, son or other person, for any definite period, or for the natural life of such person; and any Married woman may insure life of husband, son for her own benefit. |