Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-04-10

money therefor; ayes 16, noes Il Re-
lating 70 corporations and to repeal
chapter f43 of the general laws of 1881.
To provide for the compila ton and
publication of town laws of this state.
To amend section 1, of the laws of Wis
consin for the year 1878, entitled st act
to authorize the board of supervisors of
Milwaukee county to borrow a sum of
money therein stated.
THURSDAY, APRIL 2.
.Senate-Senator Reed asked and OBJ
tanned unanimous consent to record his
vote in the negative on bill No. 1914, A.,
fixing license for the sale Of spirituous
liquors. After extended discussion .he
bill for rebuilding the Science Hall was
passed after TIE senate had cut the ap-
preparation down to $150,000 Other
bills passed: To amend the charter of
the city Of Madison. To amend tie
charter of the city of Chippewa Falls.
To amend section 100 of chapter 355,
revised statutes relating to personal
taxes. To cede to the United States GER
tain lands in the city OF La Crosse for
the erection OF public buildings.
ASSenlbly-The con4mittee of confer
ence, on he part of the assembly, re-
ported a joint resolution that the legis-
lature adjourn without day on Monday,
April 18th, at 12 o'clock, ncoa, and
that no business be transacted after
Thursday, April 9th, except to receive
and act upon executive messages and
reports of committees of conference,
privileged matters and resolutions and
to receive reports of committee on en-
rolled bills, and receive and transmit
messages between the two houses. The
resolution was adopted by unanimous
vote, on suspension of the rules. No.
Sc, A, a bill for the appointment of
game and fish protectors and relating to
killing deer and other game, and ap-
propriating sum of money therefor,
was Indefinitely postponed.
FRIDAY, APRIL 8.
.Sendte-The vote by which the senate
refused to concur in No. 80, A. relat-
ing to the preservation of game, was on
motion of Sen. Ring, reconsidered and
bills were passed. To provide for the
appointment and prescribe the duties of
public examiner for the state. To en-
courage the establishment of a free
high school in towns which have no
high schools. To authorize township
system of schools to borrow money for
the trust funds for the purpose of build
ing school houses. To prevent the
manufacture and sale and transporta-
tod of explosives intended for criminal
destruction of life or property.
H0uSe-Tha assembly coucurred in
he senate amendments to the bill pro-
viding for rebuilding science hall and
other buildings-ayes 62, noes 3; and
passed the bills relating to the protec-
tion of fish. To authorize the building
of dam en- Wood river in Burnett
county. TO provide a uniform fire
insurance policy. Relating to the
fisheries of the lower Fox river. Re
lating to tbs municipal court of Mil
waukee county. To provide for the
draft of an act for the incorporation of
cities and villages. To legalize the
election and the acts of election in South
Chippewa. T@ authorize Milwaukee to
pay for certain street improvements.
To authorize @ sewerage tax in the south
sewerage district of Milwaukee. To
create an agricultural college commits
sion.
MONDAY, APRIL 6.
Sendte.-A message was received
from the governor setting forth that he
returned senate bill No. 216, referring
to two justices of the peace in Colum-
bia county, without approval. Bills
were passed as follows: Referring to
the catching of is in certain lakes,
except Lake Pepin, coming up. on mo-
tion of Senator Warner, the rules were
suspended and the bill was concurred
in; to amend section S75 and 892 of
chapter 40 of the revised statutes relat-
ing to incorporated villages; relating to
and amendatory Of chapter 3f7, of the
laws of Wisconsin, for the year 1878,
relating to the charter of the city of
Fort Atkinson.
HouSe-The session of the Assembly
was very short. The Senate amend
ments to No. 81. A., bill providing
for the change of trial frcm county and
municipal courts, were Goncurred in.
Also amendments to 413, A., relating to
laying out and improving streets and
roads. Also Senate amendments to No.
23S A, relating to county boards. Also
Senate amendments to No. 292 A., re-
lating 10 town in Shawano county.