Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-03-02
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE.
TrrspAy FgB. 81.

10 pleadings IN courts of Justice; to amend sec
80, oil the revised statutes IN relation TO the hah-
ties powers anu dntles OF towns TO appropriate TO
H. H. MouIton S2o.lo and TO A. W. BALDWIN S2ss;
70 amend section o1oo OF the revised statutes. en-
tilted OF iorclo'e entry ana unlawful detaineri
memorial To congress, No. :, ;, relating to the
estahhshihent OF postal savings department
y piii 10 amend the title OF sec !, oh. 35i, Pm
vate ana local laws 81 1911, entitled an act TO IN
corporate the scandinavian brother Association,
was e"ncurred IN.
In the evening, the committee on public lands,
On Town anu county organization, ON judiciary
on railroads, on roads and bridges, the JOINT com
hiiuee on claims and several special committees,
niaae reports.
cen hoains introduced petition OF deo. latte
nassas,a az ~ I'm ~, - h,.oI . '''
The senate then adjourned.
Asse1aJ}y-Mr Estabrook presented N remon-
STRANGE against the division of Ocopto county; Mr.
Hahen a remonstrpnce AGAINST the Hill eoual;y,pp
assessments. Mr. Washburn a remonstrance
against the oil-test law. and Mr.. Mcbride. several
circumstances against il. Mr. Price = remop-
STRANGE against the taxation of church uroperty
The assembly bin repeating the<wila animal
bounty law came up on the question of indefinite
postpopement ms recommended hv tho COMMITTEES
on agriculture Messrs. pope and Ostrander said
the bill should pass for the state was paving about
$40 900 per year for bounties for scalps and il
was well known that instead Of the sheen industry
being aided the professional wolf raiser was be-
ing encouraged grest frauds were perpetratei un-
der the law and the evil was noticeably increas-
ing with no apparent diininution in the wild
ANIMALS for whose scalps bounties were offered.
Messrs Chamberlain Price and Kidd were in
favor of the indefinite postponement of the bill
aud the retention of the bounty law 1t was
mere buncombe they said TO charge that wolves
were professionally reared. Without this bounty
for the destruction of animals nmcal to the
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culture would be seriously crippled
The bill was indefinitely postponed-ayes AZ,
noes 81.
The assembly bill relating to exemptions from
taxation, was made special order Tor 7. NJ. of
Thursday next.
Wrpsssc.y F,s %
,1
n."Wf "a resolution was offered ana adopted
ton of church taxation be referred to the commit
Tha I'M n, amnrorr;a ,has.h ,,;ss;o,o,s
the spm of So Ooo come mn ,yi,h a., a,nana,non,
reducing tho sum ,n e. oeo A., shnr, da'
hate in which some -, tba Snna,a,s aarooatad w.
closin, ont of the fsb comwiss;on an,i,sl, ~
bin was ordered enprossoa nj az ooo
A large number of hills were ,ndesriteyv most.
poned among which were tho folloy;ny. Rean;r
'n, notice ,n ha 80, :; 80 nv 90 .,tnsh,'
ec1tions and otbe- wits. ~ omend ssc,ion s7Go
revised statut. IN relation r. annsols f,om ;us
ticas' courts. IN nunrnnr;ata Ia tho WISCONSIN
Dairvmen's Association tbs sn,, az Shoo. 20 on.
propriate To The Central Wisconsin, Iyr,cnl,nral
and Mechanical Association ,be sum ~ q eoo, r.
amend section oi36 :. v;sea sto,n,es relo,ip, IN
fees in certain cases. IN more clearly define Incl
and the proceedings against editors and nuhlisbI
ers in cases Of ALLEGED criminal boI m c,sats Tho
county of Gar6sld To amend sactinn asa reyisad
statutes RELATING 10 annenlS from cnun,v bosrds
AsseuLIv-Wr ROGERS nrasantad n,,;,ion IN
favor of woman suffrage.
The following hills we're nossed
Providing for the better nrese,vatio, If the
public health by estah ;shino local hoords Of
health relating to oeenses aga;ns, chastity
morality and decency and amending section asa
revised statutes. renealing cbantnr 9ts laws al
1880: also r.neaiinp chapier o16 laws ot 1881
amending section | So revised statutes rel.i;pg
To- punishment for drunkenness, for the estahlish'
menf and maintenance of nublic watering nlaces 4.
appropuatin, S3O0 ia the ITpitv gnar,ls on no
count OF their having suffered n loss by fre in
July last and thus having missed their race;nt
of usual annual inspection bounty from the stats
Ayes 66. noes H.
Tho e,l,o,,;, I'm. -. .,
prlati.a "a noo San ~ uoaen e. ~ "ppr1o'
for the stat. N WV pu'una.e Vi sa 20" uo"hs
Henry sherry. for MONEY! due on account of Ger.
tain timber trespass fines Illegally assessed on
him approprating $3.50 to the senate chief clerk
md S275 To the assembly chief clerk for resnec-