Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-05

river, at the village of Fremont:
to provide for the examination OF the
assignor and others in case voluntary
assignment; to authorize the building
of bridge across Lake st. Crolx at
Calzide Bar, st. Croix county, by the
railway company therein named; to
amend the charter of the charter Of the
city OF Stevens Point; to detach certain
territory from the city of Madison. and
make it q part of the town of Madison,
IN the county of Dare, and amendatory
to section 2, chapter SO. OF the laws OF
1882; to re-ensct so much of chapter
20, revised statutes, entitled of the
State Board of Charities and Reform,
as has been repealed by section %,
chapter 298 laws of 1881, entitled an
act relating to the charitable, reforma-
tory and penal institutions of Wiscon-
sin, and to provide for the more effic-
lent supervision thereof, and to repeal
certain provisions of laws relat-
ing thereto; to amend the
act to consolidate and amend the
act to incorporate the city of
WATERFOWL and the several acts amend
atory thereof, approved March %,
1865, and the acts amendatory thereof;
relating to the organization of corpo-
rati0ns and amendatory of chapter Sc
of the revised statutes; to amend chap
ter 207, laws of 1881, to amend section
go of the revised statutes, relating to
the special powers of the county
boards; to amend section 3, chapter
314, of the laws of 1881, to appropriate
the proceeds of the sale of swamp
lands in Lincoln county, to the extin-
guishment of its railroad Indebtedness,
and amend sections and of chapter
go, laws of 1880; to provide for the
annual publication of railroad
map and appropriating money therefor;
to authorize the county of Lincoln to
fund its Indebtedness; to amend sec
tion 2525, chapter 116, of the revised
statutes of 1868, entitled 'of jurors"
for the better preservation of fish in
Lake Winnebago; to amend chapter
1Sl of the revised statutes entitled of
offenses against the lives of persons and
individuals; memorial to congress for
the erection of a post-ofiice and court
house in the city of Oshkosh.
Assembly The assembly agreed
with the senate resolution to adjourn
sine die Wednesday, April 4
The following bills passed:
Relating to river improvements to
amend section 1916 of the revised stat
utes, entitled courts of Justices of the
peacej to grant charter for the build
ing of a bridge across the Wolf river,
in Wanpaca county; for the appoint
meat OF registers of probate; to amend
section $40, revised statutes, as amend
ed by section 4, chapter 269, laws of
1881, relating to town officers.
SENATE BILLS CONQUERED IN.
A bill to prevent policy shops; to
prohibit debtors from giving prefer
ence to creditors and to secure the
equal distribution o property among
all creditors; relating to supports to be
made by school officers; to amend
section 20S0 Of chapter SO of revised
statutes, entitled, "of uses and trusts"
to correct certain typographical errors
in chapter 800, laws of 1882, as printed
and published to authorize and EN-
power the state board of charities and
reforms to employ temporary clerical
assistance; q bill to provide for laying
out a state road on the line between
the counties OF Marathon and Lincoln;
relating to free high schools;
to authorize the governor and secre-
tary of state to examine and adjust the
claim of E. A. Spencer; to prohibit the
use and sale of pistols and revolyers;
TO secure manufacturers of railroad
equipments making conditional sales
and certain contracts for the care there
of; relating to title to real property by
descent; relating TO proceedings
by attachn ent; to va ate certain
addition to the city of La Crosse;
relating to the reassessment of lands
for taxation; in relation to equipment
of companies organized under the gem
eral laws of this state; providing for q
struck jury in certain cases; to author
ize the Minnesota Central railroad COM
pany to build and maintain bridge
across the Mississippi river at or near
the city of Red Wing in the state of
Minnesota.
FRIDAY, March 80.
Senate The committee on legislative
expeL dltures asked unanimous consent
to,introduce bill to appropriate to each
clergyman who had officiated III the
senate during the winter, the sum of
SIS The bill was introduced and re-
ferred to the committee on claims.
The bill passed which fixes the max
imum of license for liquors to be drank
on the premises at $500, and the max
imum for the sale not to be drank on
the premises at 5000; the minimum
license Is fixed at 800 and $50 respect
lively.
Vote as follows:
Ayes-Senators Bennett, Colman, Cottrin, Err
win, Flint, Hill, Kingston, Lord, Mefert, Minor,
Palmetier, Parry, Randall, Ryaud Stanley,
Webb. and Wiley--l7.
Noes-Senators Aekley, Adams, Blake, Carey,
Comstcok, Hudd, Jonas, Mcdonald, Piugel, Rim
gle. Reed, Sherman, Smith and Wall IA.
Absent or not voting Senators Chase and
Warner.
ASseplJly-Joint assembly resolution
authorizing Anderson to introduce bill,
was adopted, Joint senate resolution
came up authorizing the attorney gen
eral to settle with Simeon Mills on the