The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-04-20

by bills were concurred in rs follows;
helatlng to the public school
system OF Milwaukee, and pro-
Vldlng Tor the appointment OF
an assistant superintendent; pre-
Vidlng tor the weekly and bi-weekiy
pay ment OF wages; specifying the man
ner OF drawing petit Jurors in MilWau-
kee; providing that an action for dam
ages by reason of defects in highways,
streets, alleys, etc, shall be brought
either against the owner of abutting
property or the munic; palitv. or both +;
empowering the county of Florence to
raise $4,000 to aid in tue construction OF
bridge; authorizing the building and
maintenance OF toll bridge across the
Wisconsin River in Wood County, be-
tween the cities of Centrslia and Grand
Rapids; giving consent to the federal
government to construct and maintain a
leyee IN Columbia County and empow-
ering local authorities to acquire and
convey title to lands for such purpose
amending the charter of Rice Lake
approprlating 1918 to Grant County
the amount of Judgment obtain
ed by the county against the
sta. e Tor caring for state insane patients;
amending the fish laws so as TO prohibit
the use of a net in any of the inland
waters OF the state from which q one
pound hsh cannot escape; also permit
ting plckerel to be caught at anv time.
and somewhat changing the time when
other fish may be taken; making it un-
lawful for any life insurance company
or mutual benefit society to do business
IN the state while an unpaid Judgment
stands against it.; providing that q
saloonkeeper may not sell liquor while
an appeal from an order to revoke his
Incense is pending; providing thatln re-
deemlng land sold for taxes only u per
cent. on the purchase money, in addi-
ton to the principal and costs, shall be
paid; providing that whenever the
amount OF any loss sustained by mutu-
al insurance company shall exceed
the amount of the cash funds of
the association, an assessment shall
be made upon all the property
insured and a pro rata payment shall be
made by each policy holder to cover
such deficiency; to provide fishways on
dams IN Rock River, Rock County; ap-
proprlatlDg S2lS to Grant County; re-
qulrlng county clerks to furnish to as
SCISSORS new torm of blank for the
enumeration of personal and real prop
erty; relating TO the fishing industries
of Lake Michigan, Lake Superior, Che
qnamegon Bay, Green Bay and Stur-
geon Bay; providing for the payment of
the clerk of Assembly committee on in
corporations.
MADISON, Wis, April 16.-The Sem
ate rejected the peddler bill In the form
In which it passed the Assembly, and
adopted an amendment to it, made by
the Senate judiciary committee, which
strikes out all that portion aboIishing
the state treasury agent. A vote on the
bill caused its passage in amended form,
q to D. The Assembly cOncurred in
the amendment, on motion of Mr.. Os-
born. The bill to abolish the state park
was refused concurrence by the Senate.
The bill providing that number of for
eign benevolent associations may do
business in this state, was ordered to a
third reading after some discussion.
The Assembly bill providing that every
person who endorses certificate of de-
post shall be responsible to the bank
for the genuineness OF the signature of
the psyee, was non-concurred in. AS
sembiy bills were concurred in as fol-
lows: Changing the school system of
Milwaukee; amending the lien laws rel
ative to stations; fixing the terms of
court Tor Iowa County, IN the Fifth Ju-
dlclal Circuit; limiting the treasurer's
tax collection fee to per cent in any
town or village where the tax roll
amounts to $l,O00,O00; requiring
railroad companies to clear away
all brush at the intersection
OF railroads and highways; Inn
iting the number of minnows, etc,
allowed to be caught for bait to one
bushei by any one person; requiring
two wards to be set aside in each of the
two state insane hospitals for the ac-
commodation and care of inebriates to
be sent to such hospitals by county
judge on the affidavit of two examining
physicians; requiring fshways TO be
placed III all dams across the Catfish
River IN Dane County; providing that
saloonkeepers may not collect debts
against the estates of deceased persons,
il such debts are contracted for liquor.