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Newspaper

Wisconsin Argus

Location

Madison, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1845

Page

4

Act authorizing sale of canal lands in Wisconsin Territory

This act extends the sale of unsold canal lands to be offered on the second Tuesday of April 1846 in Milwaukee with four months of advertisements. It creates annual elected Register and Receiver positions with bonds, sets sale minimums, and outlines payments, improvements, and procedures. It includes rules for taxes, deposits, reports, and potential congressional approval conditions and related clerical duties.

Territory of Wisconsin Milwaukee and Rock River Canal Milwaukee Congress Legislative Assembly United States A. Laphem Dallore Janee T. Brown Thomas Lo Ogden F. C. Pomery Jonathan E. Arnold Edward ¥. Whiton Josiah A. Noonan Enpley Lechan Skathawsy Allen W. Dlegh Gonge H. Walker

Abolish Supreme Court Commissioner Office and Transfer Powers

An act to abolish the office of Supreme Court Commissioner and transfer duties to the Judges of Probate in each county. The act sets the same fees, effective March next, with injunction writ powers excepted. Also outlines territorial road lay out commissions for Watertown to Milwaukee route and Whitewater to Mineral Point, with expenses not charged to the territory or counties.

Supreme Court Supreme Coast Commissioner Westers Smith Jones Wiliam BH Thomas Huntington Watertown Jefferson Warren Lisbon Milwaukee Thera Joseph Bond George McFadden Asahel Bennett Whitewater Walworth County Mineral Point Lews County

St Croix County District Court Setup Act Passed

An 1845 act proposes organizing St Croix County for judicial purposes in Wisconsin Territory. It outlines election on district court status, appointment of sheriff and probate judge, and commissioners to locate a seat of justice. Provisions cover prior Crawford county cases, election timing, and court terms.

St. Croix First Judicial District Sai District Crawford County St. Croix County Philip Aldrich Iis Board of County Commissioners District Court

Act Proposing County Treasurers’ City Seat Requirement

A territorial act to require county treasurers in certain counties with county buildings to hold office at the county seat. The act takes effect on the first day of Fauna navf. Also a separate act delays the effective date of laws from the current session to June first next, unless specified otherwise.

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Time Change for District Court Terms in Iowa County

An act to fix the schedule of district court terms in Iowa County Wisconsin Territory. The fall term shall be held on the fourth Monday of October each year. The spring term shall begin on the first Monday of March each year, starting after this year. The provision does not alter the existing spring term time for 1815. All conflicting acts are repealed. Approved February 4, 1845.

Territorial Congress Wisconsin United States State of Arrgoven Board of County Commissioners Iowa Council House of Representatives W Sconain Chisterer Court Noth Ag Shboygan Sheboygan County Offi

Tax for a Dane County School House Voted

An 1845 act authorizes School District One in Dane County to levy up to seven mills for erecting a school house. Trustees must announce meetings in a Madison newspaper ten days prior. votes determine approval and collection timing follows existing tax rules. The act takes effect after passage.

Dane County Dstrict Madison Srec

Village of Fairplay Incorporated by Wisconsin Act

An act to incorporate the Village of Fairplay in Grant County Wisconsin creates the Village as a corporate body named the trustees of the Village of Fairplay with perpetual succession and legal standing. It authorizes residents to elect a President and two Trustees to oversee all acts to implement the act and related federal provisions dating to 1844 and 1845.

Council House of Representatives Territory of Wisconsin Grant Fairplay Seid Corporation Congress of the

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