Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-03-20

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The bill to ESTABLISH h asgraded license
occupied the rest of tie session.. On
motion to table the bill was lost as fcl-
| lows:
! Ayes-Nessrs. Apple Bachhaber, Cirkel. Craig
Curley Darbellay, Dennis, Exert EStabrook
! Field Fitz Gibbon, Gray, Haben, Haderer, Ham
mel, Hooker, Hubbard Hase, linden, Isenring
mont, Leslie, Lynch, Miller, Nash, Persons. Pos
| pert, Priestiey, Race, Robinson, Schmidlkofer
Schoenwetter, Schuler, Sharp. Sloggy, Stephens
Noes-Messrs. Adams. Bartho!f Blyton, Bout.
! ieur, Brayton. Buell., Byers, Challoner, Clark
G. B., Clark S r, Cox, Day Dorwin; Evans,
johnson, Lewis, Linse, Mccoy, Mcdonald Ma
son, Mills, Morgan, Nelson Norcross, Nye, Cd
die, O'Neil, Parish, Patterson, Perkins, Pierce
Porter Reynolds, ROLLS, Ryan, Sanborn Schulze
| Smiley Stanchfield, Taylor, Thayer, Thomas,
Wallace, Walvoord,- Williams Young and Mr..
| Spsaker-5s.
The bill was ordered engrossed and
read third time by the following vote:
| Ayes.-Messrs. Adams, Bartholt, Blyton, Bout
feur tsa- Bragtop, H. Buell. Byers, Ghalloner G. B.
Goddard, Hart. Hazen, Hobart, Holman, John
SON, Lewis Linse, Mccoy, Mcdonald Mason,
Mills. Morgan. Nelson, Norcross, Nye Oddie,
0'Neill. Parish Patterson Perkins, Pierce Porter,
Reynolds, ROLLS, Ryan, Sanborn, SchulEe, Smiley,
stanchfeld. Taylor Thayer Thomas, Walyoord,
Williams william oIg Young and hT: speakerm5l
Craig, Curley, DarbeGlay Densis, Exert Esta-
brook. Dennis, Field, Fitz Gbbon, Gray. Haben
Haderer, Hammel Hooker, Hubbard Huss
linden, Isenring, Kenealy, kronenwetter, Lamure,
Lagrand Lemont, Leslie. Lynch, Miller, Nash,
Persons Poppert Priestey, Race. Robinson,
SchmidIkofer, Schoenwetter, Schuler Sharp
Sloggy. Stephens, Strasser, Wallace and Walsh.
III
THURSDAY, MARCH 10.
Sendte.-The senate then concnrred in
a joint resolution relative to the pay
ment of V. A. Henwood for services
rendered to the legislature; also, rela.
tive to the publication of letters, etc,
relating to the capitol disaster. Bills
were concurr9d ia to authorize the sale
of swamp lands in Columbia and Sauk
counties, also. to ameRd the charter of
Waupaca. The bill to provide fer light
ing the capitol with electricity was
passed. The senate bill relative to in
crease of the school fund was referred
to select committee of one. The bill
relating to excise to legalize the applica-
tion of certain moneys by town boards
was also recommitted.
HouSe-In the assembly bills passed:
Relating to common schools and amend
ing the statutes; relating to a dam on
the Black river in Clark county; to
authorize dam on Elm creek in Saw
yer W udEt1 OH He'll
lock creek in Chippewa county; to en-
able Kenosha to refund its Indebtedness:
relating to corporations and to repeal
Chap. 49, laws of 1881; to legalize the
acts of the Irving Mutual fire insurance
company; to appropriate $1,000 to the
Wisconsin Central agricultural society:
relating to the time of holding Cou1t in
the eighth circuit; to authorize a dam
on the Wisconsin river.
FRIDAY, MARCn13
Sendte-In the senate bills were con-
Cured in: For preservation Of fish in
waters of Dell creek. To eIS .Se cor
porate limits of Milwaukee city. To
amend sec. 4772, revised statutes, re
lating to payment of fines in criminal
cases. To alter territorial road between
Racine and WaukCsha. Relating to the
continuance and termination of leases,
and amendatory Cf section 21S7 of the
revised statutes. To amend section
2433 of the revised statutes, entitled of
court commissioners, as amended by
chapter Isl, of the laws of 1881, and
chapter 107, of the laws of 1888. To
amend chapter 119 of the revised
statutes, entitled of the place of trial
of civil actions. To create inspection
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spectors therefor.
The senate passed the bill to grant
suffrage to woman on school questions
by the following vote:
Ayes-Senators Blake, Carey. Conklin, Hoyt
Hudd Hulburt, James. Jonas, Kidd, Lord, Nc
Donald. Maxwell, Minor Ring, Ringle, Stanley,
Waddington, Wall, Wechselberg and Wiley-20.
Noes-Senators Comstock, Cottrill, Kennedy,
klotZ Lins, Parry, Reed, Sherman Ware, and
Warner-10.
Absent or not voting-Senators Erwin, Ginty
and NaSon-3.
HOuse-The assembly killsd twenty
two bills, among them were the bills
relating to the milwaukee Mutual life
insurance company, the bill to provide
better system of collecting and spsnd-
ing taxes, the bill to provide uniform
school text hooks, the bill providing q
state signal service, ard the bill to
change the time of slecting school
uperintendents. The assembly passed
bills: To provide for compiling and
publishing the record of the soldiers of
the war Of the rebellion; to incorporate
the Wisconsin State Baptist Convention;
to legalize certain school taxes; relating
to the county board of supervisors and
amending the statutes; relating to free
high schools; to amend the statutes re-
lating to county eanvaasers; relating to
the assessment and collection of taxes;
to amend the statutes relating to the
duties of overseers of highways.
MONDAY, MARCH 16.
Senate-The senate passed bills to
amend section 1447 of the revised statu-
game and the shipment thereof: to
aJ1thnrizn tho Nity of ChiYTNou-o EoIlc 70
issue bonds; the bill to fix the salary ef
the state librarian passed unanimously:
also, a bill discontinuing a part of a
state road in the counties of Barron
and Polk; also, to regulate the practice
of dentistry, and establish a state board
of dental examiners; to provide apart
ments for the Wisconsin academy of
sciences, arts and letters: and to author
ize the granting of unlimited state Ger
tificates to the graduates of the normal
department of the Milwaukee high
school: and TO create the county Of Glen
wood in St CroiI county; but the bill to
authorize the town of Amherst, in
Portage county, to appropriate certain
moneys to build town hall, was in
definitely postponed.
RouSe.-In the assembly bills passed !:
| Relating to attachment in justices
courts; to discontinue a certain state
| road in Jack.on county: to amend the
/ revised statutes relating to free high
schools; to authorize the city of Chip
| pewa Falls ts issue bonds for the pur-
| pose of paying its Indebtedness; to cor
rect certain errors in the statutes re-
| lating to assessing and collecting taxes;
to appropriate to the Southern Indus
trial association 1890 for 1885 ard 5000
! for 1885.
| The governor submitted & commHni-
cation enclosing a joint resolution of
| the Minnesota legislature relating 10
| change ofa.the boundary line between the
two states. The following is joint res
olution:
| WHEREAS, Ii is believed TO be the common in
terest of the several communities in Wisconsin
and Minnesota lying in the vicinity of the river
and bay of Saint Louis. and the bays OF Saint
Louis and Duluth, that the same should consti-
| tute parts OF our commonwealth, in order that
| their mutual and harmonious commercial deveI-
artificial barriers interpOsed By state lines there
/ fore be il
Resolved by the legislature Of the state of Min
neSota that the state OF Wisconsin be- and Is here
| by respectfully requested 70 consent TO such a
! change in the northern portion Of the boun dairy
line between the two states as viii transfer TO the
state OF Minnesota 50 much OF the coCnty of Doug
| upon by commissioners appointed by the respec-
| tive states as hereinafter provided
/ That the governor of this state is hereby auth-
orfzai To ar1-sut in behalf Of this "a r-. ey,rT-