Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-03-08
THE LEGISLATURE.
FRIDAY FEB. %.


10 legaIize the acts of the school board {
Polar, Langlade country; to secure mani
facturers and owners of railroad equiT
ments making conditional sales and COZ
tracts for the lease thereof; relating
the time ef fmaking the superintendent @
public pToperty's report.
Assembly bills were concurred in Re
lating to gifts and bequests to the univer
slty to legalize the acts of a Justice o
the peace in Eau Claire county in rela
ton to encroachments relating to SET
ting spring guns relating to offense
against property relating to the appor
tonment of register of probate of tn
county court of Milwaukee county; t,
authorize Nelson Lawson and others {,
maintain dam across and otherwise i'm
prove Straight river in Polk county; me
mortal to congress, asking the speedy pas
sage of bill 81. r. 7175, for the relief o
the Stockbridge and Muncee Indians. il
the state of Wisconsin.
Indefinitely postponed:
Senate bill No. 108, a bill to provide
that all easements, rights of way, fran
chlses, grades or other work done belong
ing to railroad corporations shall forfeit
10 TIE state IN certain cases, was inde6-
nitely postponed.
| AAOC$cC Lie NOIS Ol 1nursOdy l0O6 u
nlte'y postponing senate bill No 96, rela-
tive to town insurance companies, was re-
| considered and the bill referred to the
committee on state affairs.
The following assembly bills were in
definitely postponed:
To repeal chapter SO, laws of 1882. and
to re-enact section 425 of the revised
statutes, entitled to common schools. i"
and to amend said section 425 of the re-
vised statutes; for the appointment of
probate registers; relating to the title of
real property by descent, and amendato
OF section 227O, chapter l02 of the revised
statutes; to amend section 1856 of the re-
v1sed statutes relating to divorce from
bonds of matrimony; to amend section
2o46 OF the revised statutes; to repeal
chapter 152, laws of 1882; to provide for
the collection of fees in certain cases in
the county court of Brown county; to pro-
hlblt the bringing of suits to recover from
villages or towns money received from IL
censes and heretofore expended by said
villages or towns; to provide for state
game Keepers and game constables was
made special order for Wednesday even
ing next.
TUESDAY, FEB, 81.
otit0te-On motion of Senator Reed, the
vote by which senate bills to provide that
all easements, right of way, transaction,
grad Or other work done belonging to
railroad corporations shall forfeit to the
state certain Cases, was indefinitely post
poned. was reconsidered, and the bill was
referred TO the senator as a committee of
one.
The following senate bills were pass
ed; relating 10 register of pl obate; to ap-
prOpriate to the fish commissioners Sc 900;
to repeal chapter 321, laws of 1882. en-
titled an act to provide for laying out
state DAD from Westboro, in Taylor
county through Pierce county, to Glidden
in the county of Ashland; to provide for
the appointment of school commissioners
of the city of Oshkosh, and for their terms
of Office; to legalize the action of the board
of supervisors of Wood county in regard
to certain officers of said county. The fol-
lowing senate bills were indefinitely post
boned; relating to engineers in state in
stitutions; relating to the appointment of
notaries public, amendatory of section 173
chapter l3 revised statutes; relating to
tie duties of clerks of circuit courts. and
amendatory of section 748, chapter SO, re-
Yised statutes.
neutrality-suspicious. praying for con-
st1tuLionaI amendment prohIblt1ng the
manufacture and sale of intoxicating
liquors were presented by Messrs. Nc
Dill, Huntly, Johnston, Foster, Hawks,
Nichols Putnam and Macauley.
Mr.. Sharp presented a memorial of the
school board of Sheboygan, praying for
the establishment of a deaf and dumb
asylum. Speaker Finch one of the same
import from the Oshkosh school board.
Rillc InHof1pIfQlTy +o
amend section 1910, of chapter 1877 revised
statutes, to authorize the issue of search
warrants to discover liquors illegally kept
for sale.
Relating to highways, and amendatory
Of section 1865, chapter So, of the revised
statutes.
The bill passed relating to the public
schools of the city of Prairie Gu CHEN,
and to provide for the maintenance and
support thereof
WEDNESDAY,, FEB. %.