134.39 Fraudulent knowledge of dispatch; injury to wires; interference. Any person who shall, by any device or means whatever, procure or attempt to procure from any officer or other person connected with or in the business or management of any telegraph company transacting business within this state, any knowledge of the contents or substance of any telegraph message or dispatch not addressed to himself or herself or to which he or she is not entitled, or who shall, without lawful authority, tamper or interfere with, use or in any manner intentionally, carelessly or negligently disturb or interrupt any telegraph wires or lines of any such telegraph company, or who shall intentionally, carelessly or negligently fell any tree or timber so as to break, destroy or injure any such telegraph wires, without first giving 24 hours' notice of his or her intention to do so to some agent of the company at its nearest office or to some agent of a railroad company at its nearest office, in case such wires are constructed along any railroad, or who shall, without the consent of such company, send or attempt to send any message or dispatch over said wire or lines, in any manner whatever, or shall intercept, interrupt or disturb any dispatch passing upon any such wires or lines, or who shall willfully or maliciously interfere with, obstruct, prevent or delay, by any means or contrivance whatsoever, the sending, transmission or receiving of any wireless telegraph message, communication or report by any wireless telegraph company doing business in this state, or who shall aid, agree with, employ or conspire with any person or persons to unlawfully interfere with, obstruct, prevent or delay the sending, transmission or receiving of any such wireless telegraph message, shall be punished by imprisonment in the county jail not more than one year or by fine not exceeding $1,000.
History: 1993 a. 482.
Structure Wisconsin Statutes & Annotations
Wisconsin Statutes & Annotations
Chapter 134 - Miscellaneous trade regulations.
134.01 - Injury to business; restraint of will.
134.02 - Blacklisting and coercion of employees.
134.03 - Preventing pursuit of work.
134.04 - Sale of certain merchandise by employers to employees prohibited; penalty.
134.05 - Bribery of agent, etc.
134.06 - Bonus to chauffeurs for purchases, forbidden.
134.10 - Invading right to choose insurance agent or insurer by persons engaged in financing.
134.15 - Issuing and using what is not money; contracts void.
134.16 - Fraudulently receiving deposits.
134.17 - Corporate name, recording, amendment, discontinuance, unlawful use.
134.18 - Use of, evidence of obtaining credit.
134.19 - Fraud on exemption laws.
134.20 - Fraudulent issuance or use of warehouse receipts or bills of lading.
134.205 - Warehouse keepers to keep register; liability for damages; penalty for fraud.
134.21 - Penalty for unauthorized presentation of dramatic plays, etc.
134.23 - Motion picture fair practices.
134.25 - Misbranding of gold articles.
134.26 - Misbranding of sterling silver articles.
134.27 - Misbranding of coin silver articles.
134.28 - Misbranding of base silver articles.
134.29 - Testing of silver articles.
134.30 - Misbranding of gold plated articles.
134.31 - Misbranding of silver-plated articles.
134.32 - Penalty for violations of ss. 134.25 to 134.31.
134.34 - Duplication of vessel hulls and parts.
134.345 - Form retention and disposal.
134.35 - Time of filing endorsed on telegrams delivered.
134.36 - Telegraph; divulging message; preference in sending, etc.
134.37 - Divulging message or forging receipt.
134.38 - Companies to post copies of s. 134.37.
134.39 - Fraudulent knowledge of dispatch; injury to wires; interference.
134.405 - Purchase and sale of certain scrap material.
134.41 - Poles and wires on private property without owner's consent.
134.43 - Privacy and cable television.
134.45 - Contracts restricting days for exhibiting motion picture films; penalty.
134.46 - Exhibition of explicit sexual material at outdoor theater.
134.48 - Contracts for the display of free newspapers.
134.49 - Renewals and extensions of business contracts.
134.50 - Poultry dealing regulations.
134.52 - Shipment of chickens.
134.53 - Transportation and sale of cattle.
134.57 - Detectives, settlement with employees.
134.58 - Use of unauthorized persons as officers.
134.59 - Felons, burglar alarm installation.
134.60 - Cutting or transportation of evergreens.
134.63 - Nitrous oxide; restrictions on sales; records of certain sales; labeling.
134.65 - Cigarette and tobacco products retailer license.
134.66 - Restrictions on sale or gift of cigarettes or nicotine or tobacco products.
134.69 - Peddling finger alphabet cards prohibited.
134.695 - Antique dealers and recyclers.
134.71 - Pawnbrokers and secondhand article and jewelry dealers.
134.715 - Flea markets; proof of ownership, receipts, returns.
134.72 - Prohibition of certain unsolicited messages by facsimile machine.
134.73 - Identification of prisoner making telephone solicitation.
134.74 - Nondisclosure of information on receipts.
134.77 - Beverage container regulation.
134.80 - Home heating fuel dealers.
134.81 - Water heater thermostat settings.
134.85 - Automated teller machines; international charges.
134.87 - Repair, replacement and refund under new motorized wheelchair warranties.
134.90 - Uniform trade secrets act.
134.91 - Sale of dextromethorphan to a minor without prescription prohibited.
134.93 - Payment of commissions to independent sales representatives.
134.95 - Violations against elderly or disabled persons.
134.96 - Use of lodging establishments.
134.97 - Disposal of records containing personal information.
134.98 - Notice of unauthorized acquisition of personal information.