Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-03-22

CT charities. The bill was ordered to
engrossment by nearly unanimous
vote.
The only other important measure
of the morning session was tae text
book bill The features of this bill have
been given at length in previous issues
Of the DEMOCRAT. 1t provides in sub
stance that the text books of school
distric! shall nat be changed only with
the approval of a maj GRITTY of the legal
voters OF the district. At present
chan .es are made by the school board
If the approval of the state superintend-
ent can be obtained. The bill provok-
ed the most extensive discussion of the
session, but was finally ordered engross-
ed by vote OF SO to 80. The Hon. H.
c.. Adams, is entitled to credit for Sc
curing the enactment OF this measure.
FRIDAY, March 16.
Senate - The bill to lax sleeping
and drawing room car companies
two per cent. of their gross earn
ng5 was ordered engraved and read
third time, without dissensiol.
BILLS PASSED.
Relating to the organization of cor
porations and amendatory of sec. l77l
chap SO of the r. S to amend sec.
go r. s., entitled of county govern
ment; amendatory OF sec. 1928 f. s.,
entitled of the place of trial of civil
actions; to facilitate the collection OF
wages; to amend the charter of the
city of Shawano; to authorize certain
towns and villages in the counties of
Adams and Juneau to aid in the con-
structiou of abridge across the Wi9con-
sin river; to authorize the building OF
q bridge across the Wisconsin river; to
incorporate the city of Mauston; au-
thorizing the commissioners of public
lands to extend the time for the pay
ment of installments of principal and
interest due the state from the town of
Arcadia, for the year 1888; to author
ize Cnas. S Taylor a d John Post, etc,
to construct dam across Yellow
river, Barron county; to authorize the
Minnesota Central railroad company to
build and maintain bridge across the
Mississippi river at or near the city of
Red Wing.
HouSe.-The following bills passed;
To authorize the county of Lincoln to
build and maintain bridge across Wis
consin river, in township 81, range 6.
To amend section 10 of chapter 40 of
the private and local Laws Of 1871. en-
titled an act to incorporate the Wau-
sau boom company, as amended by
the general laws of 1881.
To authorize Louis Navotney and JOS
eph Navotney, to erect, construct and
maintain dam in Springbrook, Lang
lade county; to amend chapter 1876 of
the laws of 1882 entitled an act to
amend chapter POI, laws of 1880, emit
tied an act in relation to swamp lands
in the counties OF Marathon, Clark,
Chippewa and Shawano.
The order for engrossing bills being
reached, the license bill Was taken up.
The question beins on ordering the
bill engrossed and read a third time,
the assembly refused, ayes As, noes AS,
by the following vote:
Ayes-Messrs. G e., A. Albert, Albers, Bishop,
Brand, Brazeau B ewn, Brnemmer, Champion,
CARMICHAEL Comdohr, Craig Curley, Egan Esscr,
Fel,enz, Gallagher, Goedjon Hard grove, Hooker,
kuntz, Leouhasdt, Lynch, Martin, Messner
Miller, Naber, Noler, Packard Pspe, Piper,
Race, Regain, Scheibor, Seine der, Sharp S pier
ing Swart, Taylor, Tester Wall, Walsh, Warren,
Weeden, Worth and Mr.. speaker.-45.
Noes-Messrs. Henry C. Adams Michael Ad-
ans. Anderson, Blyton, Bolender, Bow, Britton,
Bugh, Button, Champagne, Curtis, Dickinson,
Ellefson, Fairchild. Foster, Friend, Gabriel.
Gardner, Grub, Hawks, Hinckley, Huntington,
Huntly, Johnston, Kennedy, Kidd, Lane, Leahy,
MacBride, Mccoy, McDil Mckenzie, Macauley,
Maxwell, Nichols, 0Nell, Pierce, Pratt, Putnam,
Rasmussen, Ryan, Stewart, Tanner, Thomas,
Turner, Vredenburgh, Ware ana Warner-4s.
Absent or not voting-Messrs. Canoe, Conley
Dawson, Everts, Lennoh and Pederson--6.