...clearly violate the fundamental requirement for uniformity of town and county government. There can be "but one system of town and county government, which shall be as uniform as practicable.." Sec. 23 Art. IV State Constitution. In general, as indicated, counties may...

...1889, art. Ill, sec. 27; Const. 1899, art. 13, § 1. Uniform system. A constitutional provision that "the legislature shall establish but one system of...which shall be as nearly uniform as practicable," declared mandatory. State ex rel. v. Riordan, 24 Wis. 484; State ex rel. v. Dousman, 28 Wis. 541; Land,...

...sec, 23, art. IV, of the constitution of the state of Wisconsin, which reads as follows : "Sec, 23. The legislature shall establish but one system of...which shall be as nearly uniform as practicable." This constitutional provision has often been before this court for construction, and a very full collection...

...terms and salary, and was not therefore objectionable aa violating Const, art 4, § 23, providing that the Legislature shall establish but one system of town and county government, which should be as uniform as practicable. [Ed. Note.— For other cases, see Statute», Cent. Dig. §S 73,...

...extraordinary situation and is not in violation of sec. 23, art. IV, Const., which directs the establishment of one system of town and county government ' ' which shall be as nearly uniform as practicable. ' ' Single v. Marathon Co., 38 Wis. 363 ; State ex rcl. Marinette T. WR Co. v. Tomahawk Common Council,...

...which prevailed until the adoption of the constitution. This instrument required the legislature to establish "but one system of town and county government, which shall be as uniform as possible," and the New York system was at once prescribed by law. The year 1841 also marks...

...art. IV, Const.) ? 1. The first constitutional provision above cited provides for the establishment of but "one system of town and county government, which shall be as nearly uniform as practicable." Were the question whether the construction of bridges is necessarily a part of the "system of town...

...31, art. 4)? [1] 1. The first constitutional provision above cited provides for the establishment of but "one system of town and county government, which shall be as nearly uniform as practicable." Were the question whether the construction of bridges is necessarily a part of the "system of town...

...county government, hence violates section 23, article 4, of the state Constitution, which provides that: "The Legislature shall establish but one system of...county government, which shall be as nearly uniform as practical." The law In question makes the abstract of title to real estate in Outngamie county purchased...

...8. The statute (sec. 1321a, Stats. 1915) does not violate sec. 23, art. IV, Const. — providing for "one system of town and county government, which shall be as nearly uniform as practicable," — in that it authorizes only those cities, villages, and towns "bordering upon or through which any...