Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-02-21

incompetent persons from the practice
of medicine. Also petitions asking
for the passage OF bill No. ! A., TO Ii
cense stationary engineers, and for the
enactment of the co-em ploye bill. A
long list of bills we're introduced, and
several bills chiefly of local nature were
passed, when the assembly adjourned un
til Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock.
WEDNESDAY,, Feb. 10.
SzSATE.-The way circumstances roll in
every morning against the passage OF the
Taylor railroad bill, one would naturally
be led to think that this bill Is in the soup.
A number of petitions were received urg
ing the passage OF the local option bill.
resolution vas adopted constituting me
senators from Milwaukee a body TO b.
known az the Milwaukee deleg atom
The folio sing senate bills were passed:
Relating to railroads in the city Of Eau
Claire, aud legalzing certain ordinances
referring thereto. Providing for new
records OF highways il case of the loss
or destruction of old ones. Amending
the Jaws relating to designations, yscan
cies and removals from office in villages.
Repeating certain provisions of city
=
eral laws relating to registration, and re-
storing the general Law to operation in
such cities. After the introduction Of
number of bills the senate adjourned
to Thursday morning At 10 O'Clock.
ASSEMBLY The first half hour was
taken up reading circumstances against
the passage Of the Taylor bill, and also
against the medical bill; and petitions
were presented for the passage of the CO.
employe bill and the bill licensing
stationary engineers. The speaker an
uoauced As a committee on the part Of
the assembly 20 investigate the state
printing, Messr=. Mccoy Lsgler and G.
IS. Pratt. A communication from I. /.
Newton, secretary of the Wisconsin Agrl.
cultural Sotisey, was read, stating that
the society had resolved 20 ask the leZis-
la.ure TO appropriate TO it 100000 for
the establishment of permanent fair
grounds ID Milwaukee; and also an sp-
preparation equal TO 10 per cent. or .he
premiums sctGally paid out by the society
hereafter, IN addition 10 the annual ap
preparation OF 1900. Resolution Of Mr..
Kecgh, that the republican party is
OPPOSED TO the Importation OF pauper
labor, and the contract system of convict
labor, vas considered. Assembly bills
passed: Permitting the appointment of g
deputy coroner 10 Milwaukee. Toamend
the charter Of the city of HusRukee, re-
lating 20 committees. Permitting the
common council of the ci ; of Milwaukee
to appropriate certain sum to the
assessors Of the various wards Of Allwau-
kee To legal ~ certain sewer plans in
a. ...f-z 44g-, Tr,A rs
city OF Milwaukee. authorizing the oity
of Milwaukee 20 issue 100000 In bonds
for the erection of q city hall.
THussDA4, Feb. a.
SENATE A large number of remon-
strauces we're offered. =. D. X Thraus,
OF Fan Claire, was confirmed Is a mem
Der OF the State Board Of Health. A
large batch of bills we're introduced, when
the senate adjourned until Friday morn
lug.
AssEMB14.-A joint resolution was
offered by NJ. Mulard providing for
Leg slstivs rec from March ! 20 March
:. IN order to atlpw members 70 attend
Hsrrjsou's inauguration. Lies over.
Nearly thirty circumstances were pre-
scented against the passage of the Taylor
railroad bill; also, SIX petition IN favor
OF the passage Of $ co-empioyes bills also,
six petitions fsv0rng q county option
bun; ass. one petition for better lien
las; also, one peti.io0 for better game
lave. also, foar petition, in favor OF the
better inspection Of -tatloLat. bOllsrsi
also, thrse petitions 20 am-ua She meit-
cal bill: also. one petition TO repeal Ger
tain laE relating To the erection sn1 re-