The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-03-18

Blake Brook, Waupaca County; to appropriate
800 to the Wisconsin Wool Grouers and Sheep
Breeders Association for the purpose of publish
ing their Iepor; amending the medical quacB
Law of last year so as TO exempt from its penal
ties for not having diplomas all who nave been
in the constant and uninterrupted practice OF
medicine and surgery, or either, for fifteen
years, or over, IN this state.. The following
bills were indefinitely postponed: To confer
further jurisdiction on The county judge of Ke-
waunee County; to provide for the numbering
of houses, stores and other buildings IN VII
lagos; relating to fshways; relating to the in
terest for which trust funds may be loaned
making 1t per cent. Adjourned till Monday.
Assembly.
MADISON, March 6.-Bllls passed: The senate
bill appropriating $4,000 for the purchase of
stationery for state officer, during 1892, and
for the legislative officers and committees of
lhe next session of the assembly; fo bidding the
killing, taking or selling Of woodcock, quaII,
pheasant, partridge, prairie chicken and grouse
for the period of two years; appropriatng 500
to the state Wool Growers Associations ex-
emptng $3.50 worth Of farm property, beside
present exemption; appropriating $500 to the
Central Wisconsin Agricultural and Mechanical
ASSOCIATION; approprlating 10 the Wisconsin
State Dalrymen's Association $500: appropriate
ing 500 20 the Clark County Agricultural So
ciety; apprcpriaung $500 to the State Horticul-
tural Society.
bAl1SON. AIdICH line JOINT resolution aQ-
journing SINE die on the 14th inst. was
LAID on the table. a resolution WAS introduced
by Mr.. Horn, setting final adj ournment on the
Dist inst. The senate bill was concurred in,
relating to dam across Yellow River III Doug
las County. The following assembly bills
were then indefinitely postponed: To create
the Office Of public examiner; to promote the
better administration OF justice in certain cases
by appointing probation officer; aboEshng in
cldental fees in the State University; providing
for the exemption of personal property from
execution, attachment and garnisLment; to pro-
vide for exemption OF q homestead and for the
selling of the same.
MADISON, March 8.-The Joint resolution
fixing the final adjournment at noon on the 21st
inst, was lost by vote of A to So. The
| following assembly bills were passed: To pre-
vent the manufacture and sale Of Gdultera ted
! food and drugs; i'll relation to the discontinue
ance OF highways IN certain cases; establishing
local boards Of health; amending the revised
statutes relating to town insurance companies.
The grain tester bill was then defeated by
a vota of 81 to So. -. The following bills wer=
then indefinitely postponed: Joint resolut on
relating to biennial sessions. re-enactlng chap
ter 65, revised statutes, and repeating chaTtcl
| 108 laws of 1879, relating to Migrants. Ad-
jOurned.
MADISON, March "a resolution was intro
duced by Mr.. McDil, and passed under the
suspension Of the rules asking for the appoint
ment Of a joint special committee on the F0S
River overflow. The following senate bills
were then concurred in: Joint senate resolution
relative to biennial general election; providing
for the maintenance and keeping IN repair Of
any draw or SWING bridges on the line between
a city and town by both; authorizing certain
dam across Red Cedar River IL Barron County.
800. The following assembly bills were passed
| Amending the revised statutes relative 10 tn
| securing TO children OF the benefits of element
airy education; Amending the law relating to the
| equalization OF assessments; to protect gaDlt
and to prevent the shipment thereof out of TIE
! state; changing the boundaries OF Oconto aud
! Marinette Counties, anQ creating the county Of
! Florence; prOvkiln5 for life certificates III
| teachers after having taught twenty years II
| the state; for the preservation Of fish IL III.
/ Mississippi River; Incorporating the city Of
StOughtOE; authorizing an investigation OF thf
/ cause OF the overflow Of the Chippewa River ii
/ Dunn County, and preliminary survey for Ia
/ construction OF dykes, ETC.; apprOpria tin.
| p, go to Mrs. MARGARET Coleman. widow OF the
| murdered sheriff Of Pepm County, and 81, 80.
! to MIS-. j. II. Baker. widow Of j sheriff kl.laL
/ by desperadoes in Portage County; the join
/ a-sembiy resolution amending the state cor.
/ stltuuOn so thaJ The nEe moneys, IL the seVCra
/ counties, shall not be paid into the state treas
ur., as now, but into she county poor funds
Bills making tle Milwaukee Lake Shore {
/ Western and Wisconsin Ceatra. Railroads first
! class roads were indefinitely postponed: also
/ the bill relating t. abandoned railroad grants
/ The memorial TO congress in relation to III,
Impression of polygamy was adopted.
! MADISON, March 10.--The senate bill author
! lzlug towns to license dogs, which was indefi
! n1ely postponed yesterday, was taken up again
non-cO Icurrence reconsiaered and the bill re
feIred to the committee on agriculture Thu
/ following bills were passed: To Incorporate
/ the city of MenomOnee; to incorporate the Sam
! Clara Female Academy; to amend an act III rela
! ticn to swamp lands III the counties Of Mara
thon, CLARK, Chippewa, Shawauo and Oconto
to provide for the conveyance Of persons com
mirted TO any hospital for the Insane by rela
tons or friends Adjourned till Monday.